of up to the baltimore ravens over the weekend. i think the receiving yards number. >> dana: i've got to run but one of these days if you will come and explain the over/under think i i've never understood it. thanks, clay my thanks for joining us and here is shepard smith. >> shepard: breaking news happening now, the president speaking to reporters at the white house before a trip to go in the marine one. he's talking everything from his decision and talks with the taliban reportedly scheduled for camp david to the border crisis. the crisis in the bahamas. we will bring you those comments as soon as we get the video. again the president is still speaking. it shouldn't be but a few more minutes and you will hear it in its entirety coming up at first, four people trapped inside of a massive cargo ship capsized off the coast of georgia. the coast guard trying to get them out communicating through a hole drilled in the sight of that ship. anan end official now says this moment the crewmembers are all

alive but getting them out is proving to be extremely difficult. we are waiting for the coast guard to give an update on the situation within the hour. know where it held the crewmembers are doing really. the coast guard reports it plans to drill another hole to deliver supplies. it's already been more than 36 hours since crew members on the boat called for help. the ship is to cofootball fields long. it flipped on its side leaving the port of brunswick and saint simons sound 35 miles north of jacksonville. that happened about 2:00 in the morning. it was overnight yesterday. the shipping route now shut down to all traffic, fire and smoke erupted from the boat known as the golden rate after it capsized. the coast guard crews rescued by helicopter but those four crewmembers apparently had no way to get out. they are from south korea in the country and -- the country's foreign ministry reported they are stuck in an engine room where the temperature is reported to be 90 degrees.

that ship is transporting or was transporting vehicles. there are thousands of them on board right now. rescuer said they heard tapping coming from inside the ship so they tapped back, but the missing crewmembers know they were still searching for them. a witness told the brunswick news he was on a peer nearby when it all happened. he saw another ship coming in at the time the golden ray was leaving. they were passing each other when the south korean ship just flipped over. trace gallagher is live with us. trace. >> and, right now, food, water and other supplies and also allow more air to calm things down a bit, but there's a big difference between drawing a -- drilling a small hole and getting the men out because concerns like generating too many. but as you said, there has been fires on board and nobody knows what types of flammable gases might be around. plus you mention 4,000 high on

debt and kia cars on board, thoe cars clearly compromised, positioning and the last thing r those cars to ship again and pushed the 656-foot vessel even further upside down or on the side saying "one salvage professionals have determined the vessel to be stable, we will identify the best option to continue rescue efforts for the four crewmembers who remain on board." there is also the language barrier with the four crewmembers south korean nationals. the coast guard has had a few times, this rescue will be slow and safe, but right now, time is on their side. >> shepard: are they sure how this tip happened? >> no, they are not. they have not ruled out whether but as we all know hurricane dorian was long gone before this happened. the first dispatch came in sunday morning saying that ship had begun lifting heavy to the port side. then within moments, it was

overturned. it is unusual because the golden ray is a start of state-of-the-art cargo ship built two years ago. for now the busy port of brunswick is shut down more than 600,000 cars are shipped through this channel each year and so for the ship itself does not appear to be releasing a lot of pollutants into the water, but then again, the atlantic journal-constitution is reporting there is a small strong of gas in the area and the crews are working on removing the ship's fuel and then using booms and barriers to kind of contain any leak. right now, what we have is this exciting adventure underway but of course that was the old movie. and we cannot find that type of rescue happening in real life. but they are going about doing this, the coast guard to hold a news conference in about 26 minutes. we should get a lot more information how they plan to attack this thing at that time. >> trace, thank you so much.

>> shepard: the president when he is speaking in just a moment but this is a live look of the senate, day one of the new semester, and back at work. they have a lot to tackle but first they have to spend -- past spending bills and federal funding to run out at the end of this month. lawmakers also to take action on gun safety after mass shootings. four of them during the recess killed more than 50 people in the month of august alone. in the white house calling for congress to approve a trade deal with candidate mexico to replace nafta. all of this as lawmakers divided over democrat lead investigations into president trump. his business dealings and his administration policies. chris reporting on capitol hill, kristen. >> the house judiciary committee formalizing its impeachment investigation and the committee chairman jerry nadler announced a vote on thursday to set the

rules for any upcoming impeachment hearings. if it passes, what it would do is require or open the door relate to more aggressive questioning of witnesses like set to testify next week and it would allow the white house to respond in riding to evidence and testimony. chairman adler said the resolution with impeachment hearings informative to congress and that he public and reefs -- respond with evidence against him but not surprising, republicans are highly critical of this next up from the committee. >> shepard: my concern is, windows eight crossed the line house judiciary committee and being part of the dnc campaign operation for next year? >> the good question is what will house speaker nancy pelosi do? she has been very hesitant to take up impeachment, actually this close to an election year, shep. >> shepard: what are her priorities as a house speaker? >> gun-control is at or near the top of her list.

she wants the senate to pass the background check bill that just past the house but to do that, it would require senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to put that bill up for a vote and so far, he is refusing to do so and unless he knows 100% certainty that president trump would sign off on it. he says he's not going to do it until he gets word from president trump. pelosi and chuck schumer sent a letter to president trump, "you're a gem personal infant -- invention -- intervention with fellow americans by gunfire." another priority for speaker pelosi the democrats to get a good deal on the spending bills which need to pass by the end of the month. if republicans and democrats do not reach a deal or pass some kind of short-term extension, then the government will shut down again in just three weeks, shep. >> shepard: kristin fisher life from capitol hill,

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discussion with reporters from the white house. "night court" >> president trump: , he is the biggest man in soccer and we are, as you probably know, getting the world cup in 2026 to the united states. some of it is a partnership with mexico and canada. and it is coming into the united states for a large percentage of the game. we are very excited about it, plus johnny and i signed a meeting on women's soccer and what everybody is going to do to make that even better and more equitable, et cetera, et cetera. johnny, thank you very much. we had a great meeting. and we are getting to the world cup in 2026. that is a big thing, johnny my thank you for being here. >> thank you very much, thank you. >> mx to boost even more soccer in this country, soccer is the number one global sport, the

world cup 2026 taking place here. but what we saw here is the biggest event ever. it is more than 4 billion viewers all around the world. and we will make it the biggest sports event, the biggest social event that we can think of. and so, soccer is a big part of this country as well. women's soccer where you are a world champion, there is much more to do. the president was saying this to me and he is right. we are working and we will announce very soon some new initiatives, thank you. >> president trump: johnny, we have to extend my second term because 2026, i'm going to have to extend it for a couple of years. i don't think any of you would have a problem with that, but i hope you can remember me in 2026. >> for sure, for sure. thank you very much. you take care of yourself. >> president trump: they are dead, they are dead.

as far as i'm concerned they are dead. they thought they had to kill people in order to put themselves in a better negotiating position. when they did that come with a killed 12 people and what happened to be a great american soldier. a wonderful young man from puerto rico. his family is from puerto rico. you can't do that. you can't do that with me. so they are dead as far as i'm concerned. and we have hit the tele- taliban and over ten years. that is the way it is. nico say what? >> president trump: know, in terms of advisors my like the idea of meeting. i met with a lot of bad people and a lot of good people during the course of the last almost three years, and i think meeting is a great thing. and you are talking about war. there are meetings with war otherwise wars would never end. you would have been going forever. we had a meeting scheduled.

it was my idea, and it was my idea to terminate it. i didn't discuss it with anybody else. when i heard, very simply, that they killed one of our soldiers and 12 other innocent people, i said "there is no way i'm meeting on that basis. there is no meeting" they made a mistake. and by the way they are telling people they made a big mistake. they are saying it loud and clear that they made a big mistake. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: camp david holds meetings with a lot of people and pretty tough customers and pretty bad people. there have been plenty of so-called bad people brought up to camp david for meetings. in the alternative with the white house and you would not be happy with that either. so camp david would have been a good place, but i don't want to meet under circumstances where they go around and try to make themselves a little bit more important by killing a soldier,

by killing actually also a great native soldier in addition to our soldier, and also a total of 12 people. i don't want that. but camp david has had many meetings, and i guess people would not have considered politically correct, yes, steve. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: we are looking at that, and we are thinking about that. as we have said, we have been policing them for a long time. the government will have to take responsibility or do whatever they do. i have been saying from the campaign, that we want to get out at the earliest possible time. we are doing a very good job. our soldiers are incredible, but they are serving as policeman to a large extent. i just made a statement on it. we would like to get out, but we will get out at the right time. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: what? >> [inaudible]

>> president trump: india and pakistan are having a conflict over kashmir as you know. it's a little less heated than it was two weeks ago. and i'm willing to help them. i get along with both countries very well. i'm willing to help them if they want. they know that is out there, david. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: you know, i don't even know who they are other than i know, i guess, i guess you could say no, but i don't know them. i don't know them. i would say this, they are all less than 1%. i guess the publicity stunt. we just got a little while ago 94% popularity, our approval rating within the republican party. so to be honest, i'm not looking to give them any credibility. they have no credibility. one was a person that voted for obama, the vice president -- ran as the vice president for

coyears ago and soundly defeated. one got thrown out after one term in congress and lost by a landslide and the third one mr. tallahassee, appalachian trail, he is the appalachian trail, right? the appalachian trail is right also but the appalachian trail but he wasn't on the appalachian trail. he was in argentina. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: go ahead. say it louder. >> the military on our southern border? >> president trump: mexico has been doing a great job for us. and frankly, we are very appreciative, but we have also been pretty rapidly changing the regulations, the rules, and we have had a lot of wins. we did it early on, but we are having a lot of wins in court right now. the courts are backing us up. that has a lot to do with the success on the southern border. in addition, a lot of border is being built.

every time we put up a mile of wall, that helps us a lot. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: so we are talking to a lot of different people on that. we are recovering from the hurricane also. florida to get it, not as hard as we anticipated. and you look at georgia, you look at south carolina, north carolina, i'm going to north carolina right now. north carolina to have a rally with dan bishop, but before i go to the rally, we will be stopping at one of the sites that got hit very hard by the hurricane. so we are also recovering from the hurricane. but we have to be very careful. everybody needs totally proper documentation because look, the bahamas had some tremendous problems with people going to the bahamas that were not supposed to be there. i don't want to allow people that were not supposed to be in the bahamas to come into the united states, including some

very bad people and some very bad gang members and some very, very bad drug dealers. so we are going to be very, very strong in that. let me just explain. large sections, believe it or not of the bahamas were not it. and what we are doing is bringing the people to those sections of the bahamas that have not been hit. we have done a lot of the usa made. we have done a lot of work with the coast guard, with the theme of people who have been phenomenal. they have been phenomenal. so we will see what happens. we will see what happens. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: well i saw a statement was put out having to do with north korea. that will be interesting and it just came out over the wire is a little while ago so we will see what happens. but in the meantime, in the meantime, we have our hostages back. we are getting the remains of our great heroes back and we've had no nuclear testing for a

long time. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: yeah. again, what was the beginning? >> [inaudible] >> president trump: i think it is very unfair that he does have. i don't think it should be allowed. we will see what happens. there is a lot of new lobbying made on that, but we don't think that should be happening now. with that being said, we are starting to do well in the ninth circuit. we are starting to do well all over. we won the lawsuit on the wall and we won a lawsuit on a lot of things having to do with illegal immigration. that is why a lot of fire very strong points are coming out. in addition to mexico helping us, we are ending up with some great legal victories now on illegal immigration. that is one of the reasons we are doing so well. >> [inaudible]

>> president trump: go ahead. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: what? go ahead, what? >> yesterday, the prisoners between russia and ukraine, a giant step and so do you think the united states could join these talks and should join germany from russia and ukraine within the talks called normandie format? >> president trump: i think the prisoner swap that took place yesterday with russia and ukraine is a very big step. it is a very positive step. if they needed me to get involved, i would get involved, but that is really a really positive event that took place there. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: we have much better legal protection. and we have total protection if the democrats would get rid of

the loopholes which are there, as i say, they could do it in 1d of the loopholes and fix asylum. but they don't want to do it. the democrats want open borders. it means crime, it means drugs commit means human trafficking, and that is what they want. if they want to run on that, they can run on that, but our people, a lot of people in this country and i would say a very large percentage of people, they don't want to have crossings illegal. they don't want to have open borders. they want to have a strong border. and i've always said, without a border we don't have a country. and without a country come i will tell you what, without that border being strong, we are securing the border like it hasn't been before. when the wall is built in its moving rapidly right now, it is moving very rapidly, the lawsuit wins, the legals went, we have one a lot. we have one a lot and the courts the last year. if you look at the beginning, we were losing, and we will have

180 judges approved over the next three or four weeks. at 180. when i came in president obama gave us a beautiful gift. he gave us 138 judges, but he wasn't able to get in or didn't fix anybody or couldn't get them approved. 138. i took that, and now when you add the other ones that came through, other things that have happened, we will have about 180 judges approved very, very quickly. >> >> how is the election in north carolina? how important is that? >> president trump: dan bishop is a great gentleman, a great man. i think he's going to be a great congressman. it was a very close race. i think it's getting less clothes. if you look at the numbers from two weeks ago, and i got involved about two weeks ago. the numbers have gone way up. i think dan has a good chance of winning the election. again, i'm not running but i have a lot of respect for dan

bishop. i'm going there to help him campaign. we will be doing a big rally tonight. totally sold out as always. every single one, totally sold out. there will be a lot of people outside trying to get in. but it's all in honor of dan bishop, north carolina. i hope they will go out and vote. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: it could happen. no problem with me. iran should straighten out because frankly, they are in a bad position right now and they should straighten it out. because they could straighten it out very easy. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: i know nothing about it but i see the cia responded perfectly. whatever the cia said is fine with me. i heard they responded perfectly. i know nothing. >> >> the gun control -- how are you doing back in control? >> president trump: we are talking -- dealing with

democrats, and we are dealing with republicans. we are dealing with gun control but we are talking about a lot of different things but we have to protect our second amendment strongly. and we will always do that. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: my decision was to have a meeting and i said, you know what's come i don't like the concept of having it at the white house. that would be a step too far. but there have been many powerful meetings at camp david having to do with enemies, real enemies, very big enemies, war. and i thought camp david would be good, and i still do. the only reason that i cancel that meeting is because they killed one of our soldiers and they killed a total of 12 people trying to build up their importance. they think that is important except to me it backfired. and they are very upset. they feel that they blew it. they said it loud and clear.

they feel they made a big mistake by doing what they did. >> your administration looking at human smuggling operations at the border and terrorist organizations? >> president trump: we are looking very much at human smuggling. if you look at trafficking, they call it, and if you look at what is going on with the human trafficking, we are bringing it down to a much lower level. it should have been done for years and years, but we are bringing human trafficking as you can see by the numbers, we are bringing it down. mostly, it affects women and children. it is a terrible thing that has been going on for many years. and we are bringing it down. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: well, it just came out over the wires that they would like to have a meeting. i have a very good relationship with kim jong un. and it just came out. i saw it as i'm coming out here.

it just came out that they would like to meet. we will see what happens, but i always say having meetings is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: no, i'm not. let people go in and help. the bahamas got it like no thing that i've ever seen. i've never seen a hurricane -- it was like a massive tornado more than a hurricane. it got hit like nothing i've ever seen. anybody that wants to help, it is okay with me. i think it is a good thing. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: that is always the question, how do you define victory. we beat them militarily, but as soon as we leave, it seems to form again. we would beat them easily militarily if we wanted to buy doing certain things. i'm not talking nuclear. we could have that over with very, very rapidly, but you would lose millions and millions of lives and i don't want to do

that. i have to stand as a very interesting situation. we have been there for 19 years, 19 years. and we are not really policeman in afghanistan. so what is happening is this, we are talking to the government. we are talking to a lot of different people. we will see i canceled camp david on the basis they did something they sure as hell should not have done. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: no, i don't see the bellwether. that we see that question. you never talk about the fact as an example in '18, that we want the senate, nobody talks about that. the senate being very important because that's how i'm getting all the judges approved. it doesn't go through the house. it goes through the senate. so i'm getting all these judges. we will be up to 180 judges plus two supreme court judges. and i don't know if there's ever been a record like that. president obama gave me a

beautiful birthday president -- present when he gave me 138 judt were not approved. frankly how do you consider that being a great president when yo8 slots of federal judges including appellate court judges in one supreme court judge? that is the story. when we have two supreme court justices, and we will have in a very short number of weeks, 180 judges approved including appellate. that is a number from 180 that while easy and very rapidly go for 200. i don't think there's been anything like it. >> [inaudible] what is the number of troops in afghanistan? >> president trump: would never tell you, i will tell some people but i would never tell you. we have a very specific number. we have a very specific number.

>> [inaudible] >> president trump: look, i have to run. here is what it is. i think we did great anna '18 because the congressman, like andy barr, kentucky and others that i campaigned for, they won. andy barr was behind. i went to kentucky. i campaigned for him. i held one or two rallies, and the great state of kentucky brought him in. by the way, the same person we defeated there is now running against mitch mcconnell for the senate. and he's going to win. he's going to win. kentucky is an incredible place. they know they give up the most powerful man in the united states senate for a freshman senator. you just don't do it. kentucky is very smart. they know exactly what they are doing, but i campaigned for senators. we were supposed to lose the senate according to some of you. we ended up picking up two seats, which was fantastic. i get no credit for that. if we didn't pick up those two

seats, i just told you we will have 180 judges approved. we wouldn't have had most any judges approved from the point of the election. and so we are very happy with the way we have done. the '18 election i was not running. people say, oh, it was a referendum of trauma. it wasn't. i'm not running. people are running. but i will go help dan fisher. i will be there in a little while, and i assume some of you i will be seeing. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: i haven't found out other than when a plane stops at a massive international airport and gets fuel, i don't own the airport. when pilots, i own a lot of different places. soon, you will find that out because i will be at some point prior to the election, i will be giving out a financial report of me. and it will be extremely

complete. i'm going to give out my financial condition. and you will be extremely shocked at the numbers many, many times what you think. i don't need to have somebody take a room overnight at a hotel. so what is happening is the following: every time you find a person landing in an airplane within 500 miles of something i own, mike pence, as an example, his family lives in -- he actually told me he stayed there many years ago. but he was there before i bought it, i believe, he said. a long time ago. but he was in ireland and so he said you know what i will do come i will see my family. i didn't know about that. but i can say, he has good taste. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: i had nothing to do with that. no, because look, three people are a total joke. they are a joke. they are a laughingstock.

i have nothing to do. the four states that canceled it don't want to waste their money. if there was a raise, they would certainly want to do that, but they are considered to be a laughing stock. they are considered to be a joke. those four states don't want to waste our money. having primary campaigns and a primary election is very expensive. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: we haven't discussed it and i'm not looking to discuss it. we hit the taliban and our enemy, and in over ten years. so i'm not discussing anything. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: one of the things is i disagree with the republican system. when you are the chairman of a committee, we have lost chairman because they can't go from being a chairman back to being a regular congressman or woman. when you are the chairman of a

committee, the democrats, you can stay there forever. like danny moyer and others. which is a good man, by the way. but like a lot of them. they are there forever. as a republican, you get six years. what happens come after they are finished they leave. i understand that. frankly, there is good to be said about both and bad to be said about both to use the famous expression. but let me just tell you, your grade. one of the only things i agree with the democrats on, i think it is better to have a longer term. >> [inaudible] >> president trump: we have to stop the international technology at best. if you look at what is going on from intellectual property with china, just so you understand, our country is doing phenomenally well. you know, there is a chance, i don't want to talk about it, but over a very short period of time

that will hit yet a new record, 118 records by hitting the top stock market. two weeks ago, the fake news was trying to convince people that may be, there is a possibility for a recession. well, a lot of things that have happened that are positive. we are doing well against china and we could very well have a new high in the stock market. we have gained trillions of dollars of worth, and china has lost many, many trillions of dollars, including 3 million jobs, including companies that are leaving china. yes, they want to negotiate very badly, thank you, thank you. thank you. be when the president as you said leaving for a campaign rally in north carolina. before that, he will visit a hard-hit spot although we don't know the specifics of that from the hurricane. i guess the biggest news of the day has to do with the taliban at camp david idea. the president said when he said i didn't discuss it with anybody, i believe he was talking about calling it off.

and that sort of stands to the reporting. this has said to be gun ten days ago when a cold aid together and said "look, let's try to work out a deal here." but the afghans a government supported by the united states and the taliban terrorist organizations according to the united states in a room together never seem like it was something that was going to work to those on the inside of all of this. but the president was trying to get this to happen, to bring them to camp david, but he called it off after the suicide bomb attack that killed a soldier, native soldier and 11 others. john roberts was at the white house listening with us. john, as chris rawlins over the weekend, who thought it was a good idea to bring head of terrorist organization to camp david three days before the commemoration of 9/11? >> president trump thought it was a good idea. and he thought it was a good idea because last week the former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan said that they were very close to putting a deal together. the president thought it would

be a good idea. he said not at the white house, but to go to camp david where there had been "some very bad people have brought up they were to do a negotiation for the taliban with f danny president and afghanistan to pull this thing across the finish line." but the president thought was a good idea quickly became a bad idea after the taliban claimed responsibility for that suicide car bomb attack near the u.s. embassy in kabul that killed american service member and native soldier and ten other people. i can tell you there was a difference in of opinion within the administration as to whether camp david would be a good idea and this peace plan was a good idea. john bolton, the national security advisor, according to people familiar with the conversations, did not agree with this idea of going to camp david. thought it was a bad idea and also thinks the overall peace deal that has been carved out is not a good idea. both of them would like to see u.s. troops drawn down to 8600 and then hold there.

but the overall peace plan would eventually after a waiting period mack take the forces down to a smaller number. so despite what the president said a little while ago, there have been some division in the administration over what should have happened this past weekend. what should happen the overall peace plan. when asked the president, what happens now? he said the peace process is dead. and told by other sources in the administration of the situation is "fluid" as the president likes to say. we will see what lies ahead but for the moment, shep i don't know how you get the sides back to the table. and remember only two sides the united states and the tele- taliban afghan was not included in this meeting to happen yesterday and would have been te first time the afghan government was there. the taliban will not negotiate with the afghan government. we don't think they are legitimate so i'm not sure how you put together all the pieces of a puzzle in a way and people in this building have told me that ends up any other way than

the taliban back in control of afghanistan. and how do you trust them after what happened 18 years ago. spilling the taliban threatened retaliation as of sorts. but also, talked about the bahamas and requiring totally proper documentation. this has bubbled because fox station a miami wsb 7 an investigative reporter on a ferry that was bringing people across. apparently, the big mm's thought beyond there and some dispute about why it was they were kicked off that boat. but it's made this bubble. >> and morgan who is the acting commissioner of custom and border protection talked about it in a press briefing earlier at the white house. he wants to offer what is tps, temporary protected status to people from the bahamas who need to come to the united states to zone. the president was a little more circumspect about it saying we have to be careful that we don't just willy-nilly let everybody and because there may be some

bad people in there. the president pointing out the bahamas does have certain areas of a gang problem. don't forget it was a huge drug shipping point but that has changed a little bit. the coast guard gets people in that area transcending drug south america to the united states. the president also think there was a lot of places in the bahamas, nassau for example, at drugs island, harbor town, that were not hit badly. those are places that could take in people from great abaco island and great bahama islands. so watching bahamas the best of its ability to absorb these displaced persons from these two really, really hard-hit islands. but he also recognizes there will be a need to bring people to the united states. it can -- again, customs and borders are on board with that . and mark morgan said as well, they just want to make sure people are adequately vetted before they bring hundreds of maybe thousands of people into

the united states under this temporary protective status. >> shepard: john, thanks so much. john roberts at the white house. the tele- band warning president trump now that the decision to cancel peace talks will cost more american lives. from that angle jennifer and -- jennifer griffin from the pentagon. >> to follow up on what john roberts said, it wasn't just the afghan government that had been left out of those talks about making peace with the taliban but john bolton invited a few weeks back when the president met advisors at bedminster. i think the president knew that bolton did not think that the way these talks were going were going to produce a peace corps. president trump said moments ago that he called off that secret meeting to hammer out the deal with the taliban at camp david after the fourth american soldier and two weeks was killed in a taliban attack. the body of the american soldier killed in obama attack near the u.s. embassy was flown back to

the united states late saturday. sergeant ellis ortiz, age 34. secretary of state mike pompeo to receive his coffin saturday night but not the president. >> are the talks now dead, and what will it take to restart them? >> for the time being they are. we have recalled them and had to come back to washington so that we could begin to think about how we would chart the path forward. >> aft hand president whose team was packed and ready to fly to camp david said his government is ready to negotiate with the taliban if taliban will agree to cease-fire. something u.s. envoy failed to secure. >> am asking, to show himself even by videoconference and talk to afghans instead of hiding. >> an ultimatum to the taliban to talk to the afghan government and the afghan government always nervous the american envoy hammering out a deal with the

taliban without them, shep. >> shepard: what do you hear from the military on this jennifer? >> the highest level at the pentagon, those who served in afghanistan felt that the talks were being conducted with the taliban would pan out. everything quickly their point of view with deja vu all over again reminding many of the exit in iraq when the military told to leave in 2011 only to be sent back to buy isis. most of the pentagon think the teletaliban will go back to fighting. they never stopped and a good idea to host the taliban at camp david on the eve of 9/11 poor at best. >> shepard: jennifer griffin, director of the middle east program. the international studies a bipartisan nonprofit policy research organization, sean, good to see you. >> good evening. >> shepard: most curious is not they thought it would be a good idea to have the leaders of the terrorist organization to camp david three days before the active terrorist to change the

nation. that is a matter of -- odds aside, but they want to make this public. it seems really unusual. >> not only is it unusual but it sort of unnecessary. if there were rumors something was happening, everybody could say we would not comment and you can leave yourself a pathway forward. i'm not sure what the end game is, but i'm not sure what the president advanced toward an end game. it feels like there's a lot of chaos. and he doesn't know what he supposed to be doing, and the president of afghanistan has been sort of humiliated. but the taliban are in this position where they are actually okay with not having an agreement. it is the u.s. that wants to get out soon and the taliban is suggesting. >> shepard: if the taliban has no agreement, then in theory, i guess, though taliban could host other terrorist organizations

just like they did before 9/11. and we are back where we were 18 years ago. >> they can host terrorist organizations and fight the afghan government. they can run the drug smuggling and even illegal weapons and all the criminal networks. that are ran out of their part of the country. if the united states is going to leave anyway, i think can we get anything, anything in exchange for our withdrawal? the president by making so clear he wants to get out, in essence handed leveraged to the taliban. it's not clear what the president's leverage is if he wants to fulfill campaign promise of getting american troops out of afghanistan. will he get anything for it? it seems not. >> shepard: but it seems like on route to something. they have been talking for a long time. then to throw this bomb in the middle, guess what you are saying, this bomb is counterproductive. >> i'm not sure how close it was and certainly as suggesting i'm

at the taliban never agreed to meet with the government of afghanistan. that was always a bit of a stretch. it was always a bit of a stretch that this thing would work. i think when i've seen presidents hosting negotiations at camp david, there have been very narrow things that had to be bridged or you have made enough progress along the way, that you can see how the president could be closer here. it seems like the president was coming to negotiations that remain far apart, not between the u.s. and afghanistan, not between the u.s. and taliban, but between the two parties in afghanistan. and i'm afraid that we are farther apart now than we were a couple of days ago. >> shepard: john alterman from the southern strategic international studies, thank you. >> it is good to be with you, shep. >> shepard: we have breaking news from the capsized ship off of georgia. a major update on a rescue effort to get rescuers trapped

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♪ >> shepard: breaking news fox news channel, the coast guard reported it has rescued 3 of 4 trapped crewmembers from inside the cargo ship that turned on its side and caught fire off the coast of georgia. we just got an update on the

rescue efforts. trace gallagher with the breaking news, trace. >> shep they finish the news conference as you said three of the four south korean nationals extracted from the ship. the way they did this, they first put a 3-inch hole and the side of that hole to get them into water and some food and some oxygen and then a short time later, they cut up two by e hole and extracted the three men. two of the three able to get out on their own and when needed help to get out, but apparently, those three men are okay. here is the tricky part. the fourth man who is inside that ship is also behind the partition of glass. he's in the engineering control room, and he stuck behind glass. so now they have to figure out a way to get in there and get him on the other side of that glass. problem also is is that they cannot get him any food or water. they are telling us it's 120 degrees outside of the ship so it has got to be blistering

inside. they can't get this crewmember any water or food behind that glass. they were working on extracting him right now. his condition at this point is unclear, but they are still talking to him. remember, we told you about the language barrier, these are south korean nationals. they had one of the ship's captain's go out there and actually translate for the coast guard, which is the way they work this whole thing. we've heard about earlier, the tapping of the bottom of the hole. they didn't know, but this thing carries 4,000 cars and actual people alive. now we know and they are trying to get that fourth man. that is the tricky part of this thing, shep. they are also concerned about the economic and environmental aspects of this. environmental because the atlanta german constitution is reporting there is gas coming out of the ship. they are trying to drain it, but some of that is getting to the port of brunswick. the economic worry, of course,

they have shut down all the traffic lanes for the shipping area and it is busy. it is a busy ship and they will be losing a lot of money. they are trying to figure out after the get that crewmember out how they can right that ship, get it out of the way, get the gas out of the water coming get the port of brunswick back up and running. but right now, the tricky maneuver of trying to get that fourth and final crewmember out of the golden ship has all hands on deck right now, shep. >> shepard: trace gallagher more updates throughout the afternoon. thank you. now this breaking news out of baltimore where fire and police officials say they discovered a thing on with 1,000 gallons of gasoline and cans in it, parked in a garage. the local station there in baltimore said the fire department got a threat of a suspicious vehicle parked in this building, safety officials ordered an evacuation and again,

the suspicious vehicle local and federal law enforcement officials remain on the scene. local station say they found this around 11:00 this morning in the 100 block of east pratt street. they have evacuated the surrounding area now, just minutes ago. a maryland department of environmental truck showed up there. and now, they are working to figure out, well, think of it. why does a van have 1,000 gallons of gasoline in it parked inside of a building? they have been told everyone who has vehicles in this building, you can't take them home today. they have been investigating this thing come according to the mayor, no palm detected. they are in the process of precautionary sweeps in an effort to ensure public safety. that from the mayor jack young of baltimore city. so we are four and a half minutes from the closing bell on wall street and right now, stocks are up in the green. according to four points on the dow jones, half in the green this afternoon.

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♪ >> neil: you are looking life at fayetteville, north carolina, where president trump told a big rally tonight ahead of the special election for a how ct hopes to keep in republicans hands. we talked this past weekend of a guy who the president is making his pitch, but there is a bigger worry for the president tonight. what to do about the 16 house republicans who already have an ounce they are making their way to the exit. welcome, everybody i am neil cavuto. the wisconsin governor scott will clear about this involvement. first john roberts at the white house and what to expect from the president tonight. hey, john. >> you can expect a big rally, no question about that in that