greta?> arthur, in terms of gang violence, i take it there is a whole lot of that in new york city? >> absolutely. that continues to be a problem in this pocket of this city in public housing there are a couple of gangs competing for turf. last night in that shooting alone that we mentioned that sparked all of, this three separate shell casings, three types of guns were used in that exchange. even with this individual in custody. two others involved this that shooting that have yet to be taken into custody, greta. >> arthur, thank you. and as arthur just pointed out new york city getting hit hard with the wave of violence against police officers. 11 months city of new york has lost four officers to murder. >> there is no denying in this country over the last several years there has been a antipolice attitude that has grown and that's unfortunate. as well we do have problematic officers in our ranks among our 800,000. the vast majority of the 800,000 like the officers last night continually o

greta?ta greta garrett, when i was in new orleans during katrina, people would not leave their houses. they refused to leave. and the water kept creeping up, um, up. are some people, you know, sort of -- very stoic and they are still in their homes. >> there are certainly some people say i have been through every hurricane we have here. i made it through that and i'm going to stick around this one. >> others are sticking around because they are worried about looters and whatnot. officials are sending officials around the area to prevent that from going on. other people saying i'm going to wait it out. if waters continue at the rate they were, a lot of these homes will be okay. the concern is if they have to open up flood gates further up north. that will raise these waters to above record levels. greta? >> garrett, thank you. and we have information tonight about that missing 700-foot cargo ship. the ship's owner saying today the captain planned to skirt the storm but an unexpected mechanica

greta? >> griff, thank you. and unlimited salad and bread sticks don't bring your gun even if you are a police officer in uniform. kansas city olive garden under fire for booting a cop. the olive garden, if when you are here, you are family. >> they are here only at olive garden. >> one police officer celebrating his dinner at the olive garden wasn't welcome at all. a restaurant employee ordering a uniform police officer to leave the restaurant because he was armed. >> seems silly to me a police officer who is sworn to do his duty and i mean that's what he uses to protect the people in the restaurant when he is doing his duty. >> but now the president of olive garden apologizing to the officer and kansas city police chief saying i spoke with one of the officers at olive garden she was very concerned and assured that police officers are welcome there facts are being gathered. >> the president of the kansas city fraternal order of police goes "on the record" this evening. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> the

greta?ou. these horrific crimes leaving many in oregon and the nation with more questions than answers. live in california close to where the killer's father lives. stefanie, what's the latest there? >>? well, greta, members of the media have been camped out in this quiet neighborhood all day long. it's been quiet here. just in the last few minutes, a little bit of act tuft. we had a neighbor come up and hold a sign basically criticizing the media for nonstop 24/7 coverage of mat shootings. but the home itself we know that ian mercer lives here. he is the father. lives here with his wife and stepdaughter. one neighbor tells us about the last 10 years. mercer left the house this morning. did stop to talk to the media last night he did make a brief statement expressing shock and sadness over the incident. he declined to spook further about his son. neighbors here tell us that that they had very little interaction with the shooter. they only saw him visit a few times. another neighbor we spoke

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greta? >> dan, thank you.any in the roseburg community, as dan said, chose to protest president obama. these protesters saying the president's there only to push liberal policies on the grieving public. >> most of the victims don't want him here. >> well, i'd like to see him just go home. >> i'm tired of obama. i'm tired of his intrusion in our lives. >> looking back over the last several months and stuff, when police officers were slain and stuff like that, there's nothing come from the white house. >> now he wants to come here and try to take our guns away and make an executive order to do so, and i'm tired of it. >> protesters russ tucker and his daughter, amy, are live in roseburg. welcome to both of you. russ, why did you go out to protest? >> we came out here today for multiple reasons -- to show support to the victims and their families, to show our support for sheriff hanlin, to show our support for the second amendment, the right to bear arms as law-abiding citizens. and also to let obama know that he

whether that happens, greta, who knows.me minister netanyahu says he is willing to meet with abbas. at this point we haven't heard anything from abbas or his people. that said, security remains high jerusalem and heavily populated palestinian areas. this is a divisive issue among those who believe that splitting up jerusalem between the east and west is going to further inflame tensions. there are those though that say it is necessary. but that said, again, a lot of concern and unease about the escalating violence. a lot of the places that are usually busy, shopping centers, malls are very quiet. in fact, all you have got to do is look out our window here in the studio, usually this area jaffer road, all you see is police and military security patrols. usually a lot going on. very quiet, has been the last few days. that said though, greta, so far there have been no reports of any new attacks hopefully that remains the case. >> thank you, john. >> and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu joins us from jerusalem. good ev

>> hey, greta. good evening to you. the white house says there is no evidence that this is an example of mission creep. they said today, you heard throughout the briefing this arch that this is merely a reflection of conditions on the ground. it is sort of a revamping of existing strategy. and whether or not you believe that one thing is irrefutable. we heard the president very clearly back in 2013 say he did not want to go down this road, listen to what he had to say back then and how white house press secretary josh earnst responded to it a question about it today. >> my answer is simple. i will not put american boots on the ground in syria. i will not pursue an open-ended action like iraq or afghanistan. >> the president did go out of his way to make quite clear that our strategy is quite different. the strategy was -- that difference existed then and that difference exists today. >> okay. so here is what the white house is going to say tonight, greta. the fact that this is not a long-term, strategic combat mission,

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greta? >> karl, thank you. and donald trump suddenly finding himself co-frontrunner in tonight's debate. get ready. you could see sparks fly between donald trump and ben carson. the latest poll has ben carson' in first place with 26%. donald trump is in second place at 22%. that's 4 points behind carson. senator marco rubio grabbing third place with 8% and jeb bush and carly fiorina tied with 7% each. the rest of the field is sitting far behind trump and carson. they all need a big night tonight. how big? former senior advisor to president george w. bush karl rove goes "on the record." karl, every one of them needs a big night tonight. i suppose some need it more than others or they will end up on political life support by dawn. who is really -- who has a do or die situation tonight? >> well, i think it's the four it at the bottom. mike huckabee, chris christie, john kasich, and rand paul all of them are the polls who are in the major debate tonight. all of them have relatively small amounts

greta? >> garrett, thank you. it sure looks awful though thank you, garrett. mandatory evacuations as garrett just noted underway also in columbia. now sands of people were w. no power, some residents were forced to get around by kayak or boat. steve harrigan. >> flying overhead and check on a dam about six miles north of where i am standing that dam partially breached. mandatory evacuations here in colombia, south carolina. teen a local shelter at a local 4508. main road. flooding of more than 300 roads, 150 bridges and not just flooding. we have seen some roads eroded as well. simply partially eroded with sinkholes or entirely washed away. so, wherever you drive around the state, you see orange cones and you are really not sure what that means ahead. a lot people cones have not stopping them. we have seen a number of stranded vehicles. a truck over my shoulder still in those trees there as far as situation goes for rescues they are still under way in the past 24 hours more than 100 rescues

>> greta, geographic. house speaker john boehner says paul ryan has the credentials to build the gap between conservatives in the house and house g.o.p. leadership. ryan has not said much to supporters today who have been following him all over capitol hill. instead paul ryan's focus has been on meeting with colleagues and if he decides to run for speaker, he needs to win at least some support of the house freedom caucus can. the house conservative group. bottom line on "special report" a short time ago, boehner said there would be news tonight from ryan. >> paul, i believe, will have an announcement later on this evening. i'm not sure what that announcement is going to be. >> ryan's communication director brendan buck tweeted as if i wasn't getting enough emails thanks speaker boehner. i still do not expect a final decision tonight. the nuances is ryan is expected to say if house republicans will unite behind him, then he is willing to run for the job that he has never sought before. ryan did tell us that

greta? >> matt, she was apparently she had gone to work that saturday morning and seen walking away from work crying. do you have any information about what happened? today her attorney told us she left on good terms and her employer said she in no reason to leave work distraught. we're not sure what happened there, greta. >> and tonight, i understand that there is a risk the death toll could rise. any information on anybody who is in the hospital? >> >> yeah. today we learned there is a potential fifth victim who is clinging to life according to the d.a. their condition is getting worse. so the death toll could rise to five total and chambers faces up to five second degree murder charges. each one of those carries a maximum sentence of life in prison. greta. >> matt, thank you. police have investigating why chambers plowed her card right into that crowd. >> tragedy for oklahoma state university. >> it was a car that crashed into one of the crowds there along the parade route. >> witnesses d

greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. impeachment at the irs commissioner john koskinen in hot water. actually, this time it's boiling. tonight the house oversight committee officially beginning the impeachment process. why in the irs targeting scandal. the committee saying commissioner koskinen has violated the public's trust. and right now florida congressman and member of the house oversight committee ron desan tis goes "on the record." good evening, congressman, and this is the resolution. this is the impeachment resolution. why? >> if the irs were investigating you, auditing you, let's say, and you destroyed documents. you refuse to turn over other documents that they ended up finding, would they ever let you go away with that as a taxpayer. >> of course not. >> because this has been going on for a long time. why is this taking so long? why now? >> i have been agitating to do this for a long time. they wanted to make sure that the case was built. we have given the irrelevancy all kinds of time to correct the record,

greta.> thank you. and from the republican frontrunner donald trump to the democratic frontrunner hillary clinton who last night took aim directly at the g.o.p., secretary clinton relishing the fact that the republicans have put a target on her back. >> well, in addition to the nra. the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the iranians. [ laughter ] probably the republicans. >> if she wins the ticket does the g.o.p. plan to take on hillary clinton? reince priebus is here. nice to see you, mr. chairman. >> nice to be here. >> did you see anything last night that is somehow factored into your strategy for 2016? >> not really. i mean, they are basically going it have a coronation unless joe biden gets in the race. you saw that last night. i mean the fact that today people are discussing, you know, who won the debate, did hillaryÑi win the debate? how big did she win the debate shows you where they are at that they are actually have a conversation about whether hillary clinton won a d

what you can tell me. >> thank you greta. thank you for having me.he latest is one person was killed in the crash on route 2 in the lehigh valley a area of allen town in bethlehem, pennsylvania. the fatality was not a university student we are told from the lehigh university spokes woman lori freidman. the lehigh county coroner's office is on the scene and they have not responded immediately to confirm who was killed but the fatality was not a lehigh university student so what happened? i see this horrible picture of the bus. how did the happen? >> that's still under investigation. state police are actually based right near there they are investigating what happened they have issued a news release other than to say the highway is closed in both directions in the area of the crash. and should be closed for several hours we are told from state police. >> at this point it's quite a mystery. it's not as though there is dead of winter and snow and ice and the bus ends up upside down. the good news is the students seem to be all right. the bad news is that

greta.will be talking about a landfall likely some point in the hour during your show time. this right here is the storm. it's very important to note it's a really small storm so the strongest winds, those hurricane-force winds only extend out 35 miles from the center of it and the very strongest 200 are 190 mile-per-hour winds are only 3 to 5 miles out. that means this little area on the the coast gets a storm is going to experience something that we have really probably never experienced anywhere in the northern hemisphere. because it's so small it also means potentially good news for cities in the area. a lot of mountains, a lot of moisture. see some spots maybe seeing 8 to 12 inches of rain with isolated up to 20 inches. that's potentially going to cause a lot of mud slides across. this and a lot of the villages and smaller towns that are in here are going to see a lot of problem. i want to show you this moves very, very quickly. that keeps the rainfall totals down. but it also moves so

greta? >> trace, thank you. and, of course, students scrambling in panic and fear as the first gunshots began to ring out. in the end 13 people murdered, slaughtered in cold blood. >> at approximately 10:38 this morning, the douglass county emergency communications center received phone calls from the college reporting an active shooter in one of the classrooms at the college. officers from around the county immediately responded to the college. and upon arriving there, they located the shooter in one of the buildings. officers engaged that suspect. there was an exchange of gunfire. the shooter is deceased. >> kendra goaden was in the room directly next door to where the first shots came from. she joins me opt phone, good evening, kendra, first, i should ask, how are you? i've been better, that's for sure. >> you bet you v. >> you got to school about what time? >> i got to school around 9:50 and got to class at 10:00 so at about 10:30, 10:35 is that the first time you knew what was going on. >> we got the -- 10:

>> yeah, greta.ost of the past three weeks or so, the violence that we have witnessed here has been primarily centered here in jerusalem. but sunday night an -- attacked a central bus station in southern israel, he killed one soldier and injuring 11 others. killed refugee from the african country. ed the video shows a mob kicking. israelis believe he was one of the attackers now today prime minister netanyahu offered his condolences to the family. but, also, promised to continue fighting palestinian attacks. in recent days, israel has introduced a series of new security measures around the country but particularly here in jerusalem, wrecking dozens of checkpoints in the primarily palestinian east jerusalem. also placing large concrete walls between arab and israeli neighborhoods here. secretary of state john kerry is expected to arrive in the region in the coming days to meet with both israeli and palestinian leaders. to, quote: find a solution to the senseless violence. france unique proposal at the

greta goes "on the record" right now. we will see you again. >>> was it a debate disaster? republican presidential contenders blasting cnbc accusing the moderators of liberal bias, gotcha questions and total failure to manage speaking time. all of that as the debate spiraled totally out of control. >> now you are skipping more votes than any senator to run for president. why not slow down, get a few more things done first, or at least finish what you start? >> i talk to economic advisors who have served presidents of both parties. they said that you have as much chance of cutting taxes that much without increasing the deficit as you would of flying away from that podium by flapping your arms. >> you have a flat tax plan of 10% flat taxes and i have looked at it and this is something that is very appealing to a lot of voters, but i have had a really tough time trying to make the math work on. this you want to bring the 70,000 finals 3? >> that's right three pages. >> small type? >> americans better off because your greatness would replace the stupidity and incompetence of ot

it doesn't look like it's going to slow down any time soon, greta. that's because of two really main things. the political dissension that continues among palestinian and israeli between palestinian and israeli leaders. and also the intense violence that continues as well. violence that we saw upclose. take a look. [gunfire. >> this has been the site of clashes all weep week in the city of bethlehem. can you see riders on the other side. here comes the military police. this is definitely increasing in intensity again. there have been clashes riding throughout the week as the violence throughout jerusalem and other parts of israel has been escalating. >> and israeli security forces are paying extra attention to the media at this point because, after a palestinian man in the west bank city of hebron posing as a news photographer pulled a knife and began stabbing viciously an israeli soldier, israeli soldiers in turn shot and killed that attacker. as the violence continues at the top. so does the political dissension. israeli prime minister benjamin net

thank you for joining us, sir. >> thank you, greta. and tonight the big question. who are the biggest winners and losers from last night's debate? >> but marco, when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term. and you should be showing up to work. i mean, literally, the senate what is it like a french workweek? you get like three days where you have to show up? you can campaign or just resign and let someone else take the job. >> now, jeb, i don't remember -- let me tell you i don't remember you ever complaining about john mccain's vote record. the only reason why you are doing it now because we are running for the same position and someone has convinced that you attacking me is going to help. >> you let me say something at the outset the questions that have been asked so far in this debate illustrate why the american people don't trust the media. [ applause ] this is not a cage match. how about talking about the substantive issues people care about? [cheers and applause] >> wait a second, we have $19 trillion in debt, we have people out of work. we have isis

. >> hey, nice to see you, greta. >> dr. carson, you have a book out, which discusses the entire constitution. but let me focus on one part right now about the speaker of the house and where you talk about the enormous power to suppress a bill. what is your thought now that kevin mccarthy, the majority leader now says he is not running? >> well, i thought it was an incredibly magnanimous thing for him to move aside for the sake of the party, you don't see much of that so kudos to him. i hope it opens the process up and i hope those who have an opportunity will really make a pitch that everybody will be listening to. because we do need unity and enthusiasm on behalf of the entire party. and i think it's possible to get that if it's done the right way. >> well, it certainly seems like people have dug their heels in. there is one group that essentially has sort of led the revolt, for lack of a better way. you even have mike huckabee saying it's about rebuilding our country. there are a lot of fighting words. doesn't sound like

>> yeah, greta.ther day of violence, another day of blood shed but today's attacks even more brutal and vicious than what we have seen in recent weeks. two palestinian plenty opening fire -- men opening fire on a bus today stabbing passengers as they fled the scene. israeli shot and killed one of the attackers while the other was tackled to the ground. and then around the same time in another part of jerusalem a palestinian driver rammed his car into a crowded bus stop he then got out and started stabbing people, attacking people with a meat cleaver it was a very, very brutal attack. three israelis were killed in multiple attacks today. tensions have been on the rise since this summer after violent clashes erupting between israelis and palestinians at the compound holy site is special to both. pushed for jews to pray there they are only allowed to visit the site and not openly pray. the effort to expand the jewish presence at this site has really set off and enraged palestinian who think they are try

>> greta, this unfolded very quickly this morning. a three star russian general walked into the u.s. ambassador in baghdad. had a brief verbal statement. and the encounter was described as kurt, and direct. message for the united states to get its aircraft out of northern syria because the bombing by the russians would begin in just an hour's time. here's the key thing. with the russians you have to watch what they do and not what they say. they hit six strikes, three separate provinces, all of them in areas where we have seen the opposition make very modest gains in the last year. this was about degrading those gains not about degrading isis. >> you obviously heard the public statement by the secretary of state. are they admitting that this -- i mean, it's incredible planning. it didn't just start. >> i'm glad you mention that there seems to be a real disconnect between what's being said politically and what was understood in the military and also intelligence level. two weeks ago. the head of the defense intelligence agency acknowle

greta, this is all about national security.e have secretary clinton having such a complete reckless disregard for the national security of this nation by storing material on her private server. then trying to store backups on an on-site server which then they find out that data was transmitted through the cloud to another backup server. when they found that out, they put it on another thumb drive. let's face it, our enemies are very sophisticated at hacking. we have to assume they have access to any classified information on those servers, so we need to find out what was on those servers. >> i don't know if it was classified or not classified but this corporation doesn't have security clearance. is that confirmed? >> correct. and your producer sent over a pretty interesting article too. this does not exactly look like the ft. knox of data security companies either. >> do you know why she had this company backing up her e-mails? >> no. it's kind of a mystery. you've got the server. i don't know what she was backing it up for bec

either way the tension is very real here, greta.ts dismissing the very existence of this committee. secretary clinton has been up there now for more than nine hours. they are in what they are calling round three. we expect a round four. so how long it will go, we don't know, but it's going to be long night. it wouldn't be surprising if she testified for more than 12 hours. greta? >> griff, thank you. >> and now, your twitter live vote. i want to know what you think. do you want to hear more directly from president obama and benghazi? tweet yes or no using #greta. and you will see your live results later "on the record." and just a few moments ago congressman paul ryan officially throwing his hat in the ring to be the next speaker of the house. the wisconsin congressman now getting unified backing from the g.o.p. in a letter to his colleagues, congressman paul ryan writes: we can rally house republicans around a bold agenda that will tackle the country's problems head on. the "on the record" panel is back. pat, the honeymoon will las

here's greta asking sandra about it. >> people do stunts for them. the mooning.- is that, was that, did you do that? >> i will neither condeny that . >> she's great so that's tonight at 7:00, you don't want to miss it. i'm going to check it out. greta and sandra. greg? >> mooning. who does that any more? >> probably you. >> i don't moon. not since the accident. plug the show. sunday i got peter o'rourke, a one-on-one interview with politics and everything. he was great. and my book tour begins sunday, you remember the bus, look at this little thing. if you go to ggutfield.com. i start in easton, pennsylvania. monday, ohio, i'm all over ohio like a bad virus and tuesday, kentucky, wednesday, indiana, illinois, michigan. just go to ggutfield. stop by, say hello. bring me gifts, that i can smoke. >> no. >> joking. america. >> and if you bring any gifts for us, please encourage greg to actually give them to us. >> i forget and leave them on the bus. >> he's like somebody gave me this. >> i owe eric a book. >> are you on megan tonight? >> that's right. i forget. >> at

greta: as we said the supreme , court kicks off its new term on monday.l us which cases you will be featuring monday night when the series begins and why. mark: marbury versus madison, which is really the foundation that chief justice roberts, justice ginsburg, and a lot that today.s cite one of the most often cited cases. it establishes the court as the ultimate arbiter of the constitution, judicial review, which is still being debated today, whether the court is stepping in to much. there is a debate going on that shows there is relevance on whether the court should be deciding issues like gay marriage. other issues like that. and so marbury versus madison establishes that. but it is also have a great case case that a great shows the personal stories behind these cases. there is a battle going on between john adams, thomas jefferson, and john marshall behind the scenes that is really the story of this case. it has legal import. but these shows really impersonal stories that are engaging and illuminating of the time. on monday. p.m. landmark cases execut

in an interview with greta van susteren donald trump talking about issue. >> they have sold out commercials and want to increase by an hour. unfair to viewers. too much to watch. they're doing it because they want to make more money. nicole: the next republican presidential debate is scheduled for october 2th. make sure to mark your calendar for the fox business with. sj republican debate. that will be on november 12th, right here on the fox business network. cheryl: vice president joe biden is reportedly nearing a final decision on a possible run for the white house. one of his top political advisors sent and email to former staffers the vice president will need help from all of them if he runs. the message also says if biden runs if will be because of, quote, his burning conviction that the nation must fundamentally change the balance in the economy. nicole: new developments in the clinton email scandal. an intelligence source telling fox the fbi investigation is focusing on whether there were violations of a espionage act subsection pertaining to gross negligence in the safekeeping of na

they sit down to dinner, and he begins to -- lem billings begins to talk to greta, and greta says, "i'veever met this man before in my life." perry: those prep school pranksters. beschloss: indeed. swain: you mentioned robert dallek, and it is a quote from his book, "an unfinished life," that i want to use to introduce the other topic of the relationship with the press, and that is john kennedy's womanizing. here is one thing that he wrote. "kennedy had affairs with several women, including pamela turnure," is that how your pronounce her name? beschloss: yes. swain: jackie's press secretary. "mary pinchot meyer, ben bradlee's sister-in-law, two white house secretaries, playfully dubbed fiddle and faddle, judith campbell exner, and a tall, slender, beautiful 19 year old white house intern"" well, how much did the press know about this and not report? beschloss: well, you know, ben bradlee, whom i have talked with at great length, insists that he did not know, did not know even about his own sister in law being involved with jfk, so i think in retrospect, there's a feeling that this was ei

greta van susteren from fox news, keith ellison.reta, you saw the president so angry and so frustrated on thursday, he said this is political choice that we allow to happen every few months in america. >> it's now become a political issue. everybody's on the same page. >> everybody's on the same page? >> every single person wants this violence to stop. so some call for gun control. i think that's in some ways unrealistic. when i practiced law in district of columbia, very strict gun laws. every single one of my clients could get guns. all of the guns are out there. so, we're not being very realistic, putting -- changing the laws is going to change anything. the guns are there. if you want to regulate, you got to be smarter, regular gate ammunition so people can't use their guns. part of the problem is the politicians on both sides, is that they take sides. they're not looking for solutions. everybody wants to fund-raise off of this. >> any change coming out of this? >> you know, i hope the change's in the mental health area. my frie

greta and sandra. all right. greg? >> mooning. who does that anymore?on't moon. not since -- >> oh, i did. >> not since the accident. >> plug the show. sunday. i've got p.j. o'rourke. i do a one-on-one interview over politics and everything. great to see him. he was great. also my book tour begins sunday. you remember the bus. look at this cute little thing. isn't it wonderful? go to ggutfeld.com, you can see the cities. monday i'm in ohio, all over ohio like a bad virus. then tuesday kentucky. wednesday indiana and illinois, michigan. just go to ggutfeld and stop by, say hello. bring me gifts that i can smoke. >> no. >> i'm joking, america. >> and if you bring any gifts for us, please encourage greg to actually give them to us. >> i forget them. i leave them on the bus. >> he's like i forget. >> i oh erica a book. >> are you on megyn -- >> yes, i'm on megyn tonight. >> 7:00 greta has sandra bullock. 9:00 megyn has greg. 8:00 i'll be hosting the o'reilly factor. ed henry -- >> he has a special pocket hankie that he wants to show everyone. you have to se