♪ ♪. happy labor day your final five, one day away from an official decision on daca. what should we expect after north korea from sunday's nuclear test >> the pressure on congress to quickly pass funding for harvey relief. lawmakers have a new other things to do. local cabinets get out to meet potential voters on this labor day. first up, dreamers are waiting for the official word on whether they can stay in the u.s. legally. president trump is expected to announce an end to the daca program tomorrow. the obama era program allows some who came to the u.s. as children to stay on work permits and without the threat of deportation, kids moved with their parents. di

immigrants rights group held a vigil to show support for daca >> daca changed my life. without daca, i was never to go to school, college, even though i was accepted, they asked me for investigation. >> it was created in 2012 through an executive order through president obama. many opponents say the way the policy was put into place is what they take issue with. >> my problem is not daca per se, it's the way it was initiated. president obama exceeded his authority in my opinion. and i'm an attorney. to, by issuing this executive order. now, if we want to take care of these these kids, that's fine, needs to come through congress >> that's why the president will end daca with a six-month delay then pass to dragon and say you have six months to act on some sort of immigration reform. who knows if they will get it done in

800,000 people are in the u.s. under daca. he promised to get rid on the campaign trail then waivered a bit after elected. promised he'd handle the matter with a lot of heart. so you may be wondering why is this decision coming now? republican attorneys general from several states threatened a lawsuit challenging daca if the president didn't end the whole thing. several states including new york and washington already come out and said they will sue if daca is terminated. the u.s. threatening a massive military response to any threat from north korea. south korea officials say they see signs the north is preparing for another intercontinental missile launch, they staged their own with a live fire exercise involving fighter jets and ballistic missiles the south was practicing in case precision strikes was ordered. some and one of the north korean goals to destroy the lines >> with kim jong-un

core goal is the destruction of south korean state. i'm he's going to blackmail our defense treaty with south korea and get the servicemen and women off the peninsula so he can take over south korea >> the magnitude indicates it may have been a hydrogen bomb saturday marks north korea's independence day and what else do you do on independence day i was launch another missile. closer to home in texas, the recovery continues after harvey struck and senators spoke from houston's nrg stadium. they pledgeded to something to pass energy funding >> the entire congregation will be returning, and the first order of business is to make sure we do everything we

do to make sure the federal government is doing texans to heal >> we will rebuild and come back stronger than ever, because of the unity of purpose and the single minded reserve and love >> it won't be just harvey relief. they have the budget, the debt ceiling and tax reform on the list. and steve mnuchin said the president and he thinks the debt limit should be tied to whatever harvey relief package comes out. >> with harvey, it's moved the situation up earlier. and without raising the debt limiting i'm not comfortable that well get the money that we need this month, to texas, to rebuild. >> tax reform a big priority for congress, the president wrote for the milwaukee saying the government so hes it to the american people to fix what he calls the self destructive tax code, he'll continue to push for the tax reform later with

speech on wednesday, everything we've talked about so far, tax reform, daca, north korea, congress coming back, the president summed it up in a tweet tonight, big week coming up. labor day doesn't mark the end of summer. but it does mark the beginning of the fall political season. in the off election year, a lot of state and local offices up for grabs in maryland. our friend, tom fitzgerald went out, he pressed the flesh and showed us how some of those candidates spent the day in gaithersburg. ♪ ♪. >> reporter: this is gaithersburg, maryland, labor day 2017. and for the 79th year in a row, since fdr was president, the streets are lined with pomp, with paraders, and, of course, with politicians. >> there is nothi

face-to-face physical contact. because you really get to sense what a person is like. it's a chance to get to people meet them one-on-one. look them in the eye, shake hands. >> they're running for all kinds of things here. governor, congressman, council seats you name it. what's better than having a website or twitter or facebook page >> there's nothing better than in person contact. i love parades, it gives me a chance to meet voters shake hands. >> they're running for different things, they all got one thing in common. trying to cut past social media. >> the problem is that you really don't get a chance to talk to the people. >> these days in an age of twitter, facebook and snap chap, talking with people in person, that's gotten harder >> it is a little bit challenging, harder to knock on doors because people, you know, they don't necessarily open the doors parades are great, everybody is out. >> not this crowd, one reason this parade is a

politicians, many voters say the reason they come here is to look these candidates in the eye. >> does it make a difference >> maybe just a little bit in that i've seen the facing >> for the politicians laboring on labor day for votes, the lesson is this, old fashion pressing the press still beats pressing a send button. >> up next in the final 5, we'll take a closer look at the mac impact of amazon on american workers, back after this.

. people aren't thinking about the long-term ramifications, especially on the employment situation. and that's why we're talking about this on labor day. you know, employment statisticscally is not very high right now i think that's somewhat deceptive. a lot of people left the work force and the nature of the work force has changed so much in recent years, but i believe in the wrong run, jim, we're heading for a situation where once amazon destroyed their competition and they rule the world, what will prevent them from jacking up prices and we being totally

>> this sounds a lot like another big retailer that grew in a different way. wal-mart, so you have amazon, which bought whole foodsly. then you have wal-mart and i think about wal-mart the outrage especially from the left when wal-mart gross and knock small businesses out and they're not paying employees enough some people say. why are we not seeing that same outrage when you have amazon coming in. >> there are a lot of similarities between wal-mart and amazon. i believe that the amazon impact in the long run will be far greater largely because it's mostly an internet based company, there are different tax implications helping amazon do what they're doing. i don't have a good answer for that. maybe it's not long enough into the process here. because it's going to take a little bit of time for amazon's true impact tre

through. but i think that there will be a backlash. my concern, jim, is that by the time there is a backlash it will be too late. amazon is very smart. spending money on liberal causes, i'm a conservative, i understand how the news media works -- if you're supporting liberal causes you're one of the good guys, they have their own tv channel for all intents and purposes, amazon, it's going to be difficult to take them on especially when people are benefitting with low prices and unless i've already mentioned the tremendous delivery without seeing the long-term implications of this. would live in a world where people think long-term. by the way, long-term might be a couple of years, we're already seeing the impact and it will get more dramatic pretty fast >> we can keep talking about this but i appreciate the insight, check him out

ite.com. thank you for joining us. back with more on the final five after this.

♪ ♪. los angeles is now the latest big city to say farewell to columbus day, it will be replaced with indigenous people's day. here's fox's william logines with more >> i don't want our children and grandchildren to be taught anymore that christopher columbus was someone who discovered america when he didn't even set foot on this land. >> two competing visions of history, one celebrated as an explorer, navigator and colonist. yesterday the la city council portrayed him as a slave trader, sex trafficker and mass murder >> we will no longer stand for revisionist thinking, celebrating someone responsible for setting in motion the greatest

history >> by a 14 to one vote, the council compared dropping columbus day to cleansing the south of confederate statues >> i think the events at charlottesville shown us how much we need racial healing in this country. >> reporter: born in italy but sailing for spain, supporters say columbus brought western culture science and religion to the new world. >> on behalf of the italian community, we want to celebrate with you. we just don't want it to be at the and he knows of columbus day. >> around the u.s. however, a move to erase columbus from history. in baltimore and houston, monuments defaced. in new york, a statue beheaded. while mayor bill di blasio considers removing it from manhattan's columbus circle despite plans to match in the parade >> how can we on the other hand support the digty and human rights of people while on the other hand replace one social inclusive ness for the

another >> the second monday in october became columbus day 80 years ago, now in la and a dozen other cities, it's history though here it will remain a paid holiday. let's be honest how much of us are wondering about that part? that's most important. >> jerry springer, we had a discussion, jerry still does his show but eyeing a run for governor of ohio. when he appeared at labor day rally in cleveland and laborers pushing for that ever popular $15 minimum wage >> if you want this system to succeed and want us to be able to go on year after year with a growing economy, there has to be some force, some institution in our country that pushes back and make sure that in this drive for profits, there's somebody protecting workers to people that

own families. >> sprirng said he hasn't decided, doesn't know when he'll make a decision, the host is a long time democrat. who was -- writing a check to somebody and it blew up in his face. >> two nasa astronauts received a special welcome home, peggy witsson and jack fisher on phone. she just came back from a long run in space. record breaking mission to the international space station, she's the u.s. astronaut spent most cumulative time in space and the only female astronaut to command the international space station twice. school districts headed back to class and more students will head back to school tomorrow. many businesses are offering back to school sales today. including apparently spa by ivanka trump. back to beauty. teachers and parents can get 25%

of longer through the end of september. again, spa by i ivanka. >> i want to jump in here, i probably spent 20 minutes looking at the page >> what are some of the treatments here. >> they sounded ridiculous to me. but i'm not someone who goes to a spa, maybe they're normal, something called a citrus drench which sounds like getting in a bathtub of orange juice. but it says it's a highly concentrated vitamin c emulsion. some sort of body wrap. cure rated rituals, they cost $235. >> are these like those wraps that everybody is like sister or friend from high school tries to pitch them on facebook. >> and make you sweat out stuff and you're maybe a couple inches smaller

them >> don't we all need a little bit of -- that's not your thing. >> no, not my thing. also, i kind of doubt on a teacher's salary, even with 25% off that they're going to be going to the ivanka trump spa >> how does the producer relax >> a lot of hot yoga, naps. very positive ways to relax. >> ways to relax from final five producer christy barber. a school district in georgia apologizing after a teacher asked two students wearing make america great again t-shirts to leave the classroom. district said the teacher share heard personal opinion about the slogan, cherokee county school say the actions were wrong and the shirts are not a violation of the dress code. by the way, seems like this happens for everything, there's a change.org petition calling for the teacher to resign, good chance half the

from people outside georgia, the school district isn't identifying the teachers, it will not talk about disciplinary action, but let's keep politics out of the classroom. a spokesperson for the obama family say they are not buying a multi-million estate from the ken kennedys. they vacationed that there there in the past. they claim they were specificing looking at a $27 million property owned by car line kendi and her husband but an obama spokesperson said they're rumors and they aren't true. if you happen to be in old town alexandria you don't want to miss the historic ship docked there. the coast guard cutter eagles moored there. this is the oh only active in the u.s. and used to train maryland academy in connecticut >>

five people to do everything, we learn about teamwork, communication, discipline, you see a whole bunch of lines, 179 lines, something served a purpose >> you see visitors got chance to go on board, the u.s. got the ship from germany in 1946 during world war ii. it's been used as a training vessel ever since. alexandria is its last port stop. if you want to check it out. they're doing more tours wednesday and thursday but the eagles leaves alexandria friday and heads back to its home port in baltimore. the demand for all things alexander hamilton has inspired the library of congress. you can all hank hamilton for the new interest. if you can't afford tickets because they're prices, you can get a little fix here, nearly 900 hamilton documents are available in the online catalogue.

washington's farewell address and the letter he wrote to eliza, his wife. before the dual with aaron burr. >> we'll tell you who's sleeping soundly and who's to tossing and turning when the final five comes back after this. s back after this.

. the 36-year-old boston area congressman, the son of joe kennedy the second

of rvk has been positioning himself as a liberal counter balance to president trump's policies including the move to end daca. he told politico he'll likely make a run. he said a run nor the white house is a no go for now, unlike other kennedy members this one is squeaky cleaning as far as we know, and he gives hope to an entirely ignored population, juncture, joe kennedy sound asleep. it's jeff sessions who has to make the announcement on daca. president said by twitter couple months ago and session will face the media but he won't take questions. thin ice with the president.n - that's the final five on a quiet labor day but as the president said it's a big week ahead we'll be back tomorrow at 11:30 to break down the daca announcement and anything else that falls in our lap. make the a good night, morning

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>> today on "tmz" happy labor day everybody. hi. >> i love this game. because it pits people against people. here is what i like about it. we will play to you in these chairs. you each put this hat on like so. everybody can choose which person they want to get splattered with water. you have to choose who you throw at. if you although at the same person it tells me what you think of that person. that is what i'm interested in. i want to see who you hit. whoever gets hit first is out and i will take the next person to see who the subjects of