thanks, abby.t of australia. three service members are still missing at this hour. u.s. officials are calling it an aircraft mishap involving a plane similar to the one that you see here. stay with "fox & friends" for any updates on this surge. we will make sure to bring it to you. you may recall just last month 16 military servicemen were killed in a plane crash in mississippi. and now to another fox news alert. we have learned the naming of an american sailor lost at sea. the u.s. navy now identifying lieutenant steven hopkins the chief engineer on board the uss. reported missing on tuesday during a routine operation durininthe south china sea. the search resuspended yesterday after nearly 80 hours. martin shkreli known as pharma bro is convicted of security fraud. caught on live stream following his conviction bragging about his wealth and even shrugging off jail time to a reporter. listen to this. >> what if it turns out that you are sentenced to jail time. how do you think you are going to cop

abby, over to you. abby: thank you, steve.roof that the entire nation that gives us an example, all of us can do better throughout this country. today, i'm here to announce that miami dade is now in compliance, full compliance and eligible for all federal law enforcement grant dollars. abby: so will this convince leaders in other cities to follow suit? joining me now is laura wilkerson, her son josh was killed by an illegal. laura, good to have with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. abby: and i know this is an issue that is near and dear to your heart. just remind us what happened to your son josh. >> josh was murdered by somebody that was brought here illegally by his parents when he was 10 years old, so he fit the dreamer description. abby: after going through that, did it change your opinion as we're talking about what to do with illegal immigration? did that change the way you think about things? >> it did. it certainly adds another layer of, you know, what if. furniture have been here, you know, josh would be a

abby, down to you. abby: thank you, pete.wn body camera at the time of the shooting. and captured everything from the moment that he was hit until the ambulance arrived. steve: and the message to his family in what he thought was his last breath will give you chills. we want to warn you, some might find this video disturbing. nonetheless, here it is. >> take your hands out your pocket! take your hands out your pocket. [gunfire] >> shots fired! [gunfire] >> dispatch e 7 i'm hit. i'm hit in my neck some place. dispatch, please tell my family i love them. steve: tell my family i love them. the officer got help and he survived and now officer quincy smith joins us live today from charleston, south carolina. officer, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. i appreciate you having me. steve: we saw the video camera you bought on your own and placed on your eyeglasses. this took place on new year's day 2016. tell us why you were in that neighborhood and who was that person you were looking at? >> well, i was called to the area, disp

abby? abby: thank you, jillian.ake a listen last night. >> democratic lawmakers will have to decide they can continue their obsession with the russian hoax or they can serve the interests of the american people. [cheers and applause] brian: well, they did approve 65 nominees finally yesterday. maybe they are going to stop obstructing. this criticism comes after democratic governor jim justice announced he is leaving his party to join the g.o.p. complete control over 26 states. abby: is this proof that the country supports president trump and his agenda? joining us now is the national spokesperson for the nra and the host of dana on the blaze tv, dana loesch, good to have you with us. good morning. >> thank you so much. good morning to you all. abby: i mean, you look at that map. "the washington post has an article out about it. it shows you the states that are fully red. meaning it's controlled by the governor and legislature. 26 of those states compared to six of them that are blue. i mean, that's a huge deal when

abby? abby: all right. thank you, steve. its way to the u.s. capital. house minority leader nancy pelosi and corey booker are calling for the removal of statues from the halls of congress. are they just playing politics? here to debate it the founder of american majority and former presidential writer for george w. bush ned ryun. also the former dnc staff and co-founder of k street media pablo rodriguez. thank you for being here. >> good morning, abby. abby: i will read the statement from nancy pelosi if republicans are serious about rejecting white supremacy i call upon speaker ryan to join democrats to remove the confederate statues from the capitol immediately. there is no room for celebrating violent bigotry of the men of the confederacy in the hallowed halls of the united states capitol or places of honor across the country. ned, a pretty strong statement from her. how much of this is simply politics? >> you know, abby, a short while ago there was a speaker pelosi and senate majority leader harry reid. if this is so rep

abby? pete? abby: thank you, steve.e presidential election, she received an email from her long-time pastor. it was a message of reassurance and hope. pete: but it turns out the message wasn't entirely his own. he plagiarized the writings of another pastor and got busted after including the post election strong for a moment like this. abby: here to react is cnn political correspondent and host of faith nation david brody. david, good morning. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, abby. thanks, pete. abby: what's going on here? hillary clinton's pastor wrote a book about things he would email her during the campaign she then wrote the forward to this book and now it's come out he plagiarized a lot of this. >> one of the big topics or at least subjects at the beginning of the book is the one that's in question. so it's right off the get-go. and i think that's what kind of makes it even more interesting. and isn't it interesting, folks the forward written by hillary clinton. remember, she was asked to write forwards for a l

abby? abby: thank you, todd.confederate statues. >> so this week it's robert e. lee. i notice. you really do have to ask yourself where does it stop? abby: interesting point there. here to debate john hopkins wendy and g.o.p. analyst gee on know caldwell. thank you for being with us. >> good morning. abby: this has become really a hot button issue and big debate around this country. wenty, where do you fall on this? >> to be quite honest the takedown of the confederate soldiers monument in my home state of durham, north carolina. is beyond monument. it's about hatred and white supremacy to have heather heyer killed on u.s. soil by nazis. harris beaten and bludgeoned by nazis. this is not talking points. this is not partenship this is human life. as a mother to hear the president of these united states not sit here and condemn what has happened as a black woman of two black boys, my heart bleeds. this is not talking points here. this is personal. and we as a nation, as a country, have to do better. abby: do you ag

abby: a loft rain. griff in houston. >> we want to get out to galveston, texas, sight of the greatest national disaster of american history in year 1900 on a cool sunday morning. no -- they know devastation in the city all too well, massive hurricane, nobody was expecting blew through galveston, i'm sure they are preparing, how is the storm, casey? >> good morning to you, you took the words to say, this is a community all too familiar with weathering hurricanes and tropical events, thank goodness we are not reporting such a catastrophic event from galveston this morning as the one you were just referencing long ago, everything seems to be holding up here. the sea wall is just back in that direction, palm trees blowing, we came out here 15 minutes ago, not a drop rain was falling, now it's really coming down and sideways at times because you have the gusty winds as well but the sea wall back there is holding, in fact, the water is nowhere close to it because they were only expecting the storm surge in ga

abby? abby: this is so interesting.omeone is added to that waiting list. some never get that life saving call mean 22 people die every single day waiting for a transplant here in the u.s. now there is some ground breaking research that may make it possible for pigs to human organ transplants. here to explain is a physician and reporter for fox news headlines 24/7. doctor, good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. abby: this is really fascinating. is this some day someone could say m kidney is from a piglet. >> that's what they found from research. puts us one step closer to that able to create 15 piglets, genetically modified piglets that don't have any virus d.n.a. in their genome. that virus was a concern. it was sort of a challenge, the barrier for moving this research forward. and what they have done is been able to figure out through genetic modification how to get rid of that virus so at least that concern has been eliminated. abby: 22 people die every single day waiting an organ. nearly 120,000 people ar

abby: unbelievable.so much to have a baby and last time you have in mind hurricane the night of your birth. rick: 12 years since we have had a major hurricane make landfall anywhere in the u.s. that was a record. i am certain we will not see that again and this is a good reminder how quickly these things can form this time of year september 10th is the statistical peak of hurricane season. we are still about two weeks away from that and we are very active out across parts of the atlantic. so certainly anybody needs to watch this. a little system that's going to develop off the coast of the carolinas. not making landfall but certainly causing problems across some of the seas the next couple days as well. this obviously our initial storm. this is the last 72 hours of this storm as it developed and you see right here in the last about 12 hours before it made landfall really starting to get its act together. and that eye became very well defined even just about four or five hours before continued to make str

abby: yeah. bon geno said these attacks are complicated because if you were to get behind the wheel of a car and run people over. before that happens can you basically isolate yourself in the community. biggest challenge we always ask is how come these terrorists were not caught before it happened. you have to have enough information on them, right, to arrest them or to go search their things, to search their home. that is a really complicated part of this whole problem we face. >> you are absolutely right. again, i mean, look, i know a little something about this. my job was to basically hunt these guys down and unfortunately we are going to see more of this. this is essentially more of the same. but the problem is i got to be honest, i get really tired of constantly hearing that we had this information about these people. i bet we will see in the next 48 hours if we vice president already is that we knew about these individuals before the attack took place and we did nothing about it or they we

pete, abby?e fighting in korea. he earned a purple heart for his service but the medal was lost. abby: that was until another veteran retired army medic kevin cody found it and spent 12 years searching for his family. finally this lost and now found purple heart will be returned along with seven other lost and recovered medals at a ceremony tomorrow on national purple heart day. >> joining us now is jack kite kiteliner's great niece, bernie ridgeway. >> good morn.ng pete: staff sergeant kevin cody who found the medal and returned it, and major jack fike a member of the vermont national guard. and all three of you didn't know each other until this story began. tell us what you know about your great uncle. >> he was always my grandfather fair and accurate brother. they're only three years apart. they were born in pennsylvania, small mining town. they came out to california in the 1940s with the whole family. they had 10 siblings. they -- well, great-grandpa worked in the shipyard during world war i

abby.esterday, condemning the violence and hate bus stop at our critics even listening. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many side. we must love each other, respect each other and share history and future together. abby: here to react, plays host lawrence jones. good to have you with us. >> hey, abby. abby: you've been on the show number of times talking about issues with the braves and hate and bigotry. that is something close to your heart and you are passionate about. when you heard the president yesterday, do you think he gave the right response to what is happening? >> i think the president attempted to give the right response. i think he meant what he said that i do think the president had an opportunity to call the enemy what it is and it's white nationalism. back in the obama administration he would not call it radical islam and echo pressure on him. i said please just call it by its name. it is important for the

>> abby: it's a tough job, it's a very comic in a relationship think he knows, there are issues on the table that we have two hopefully work with russia on pier the most important one being terrorism in dealing with syria. arms race, dealing with ukraine, he is optimistic that we can hopefully make some and growth, i don't think you would take that job if he didn't have that hope. >> harris: it was interesting for you to agree with the such a critical role when former president barack obama, then candidate didn't believe russia was that big of a deal. this before that's taken a little bit out of context, but going back to what abby said, there is a tension here between congress and the president. the reason congress stepped in so aggressively on a sanctions is because of things like president trump's tweet this morning where he's blaming everyone else but russia for the deterioration of this relationship. this relationship is at an all-time low because they meddled in our election, there is doing things against our interest in syria my because of ukraine, because of crimea, because of

>> abby: will you be up?>> clayton: well the sun is ris ing in texas and we're t getting our first look at the damage done by harvey from raging fires due to the heavy end to the heavy floods. you know, i mean, it's elegant. but it's simple. >> right. >> you know, it fits the home and the character of the home and the whole ambiance of the home. >> and you can see how you would use this as a family. >> absolutely. >> have breakfast here. sit at the breakfast bar. >> absolutely. now we're into the master bedroom area. >> we are in the master suite, yes. you can see european oak wood floors, the very clean detail throughout, the sitting room behind us. you really have your own dream space back here. >> and with a view of where we, you know, the backyard, the guest house. >> you wake up to the best view in the house. >> yeah. >> you've got the private patio behind me that you can access. really, it would be hard to leave this space. >> let's go look at the bath area. >> oh, please. the marble flooring, his and h

that was painted by abby as well. originally, they were going to incorporate a stain glass dome into the ceiling. they decided to put another floor above that. he had to move the dome. we will see that at the supreme court chamber. they moved the dome over there and abby created this hours mural. it's the 24 hours of date from light to dark. it fades from light to dark. he has the zodiac signs. joseph houston tried to pick as many pennsylvania artists. abby was a native of philadelphia but really an english expatriate. he did his work in england and sent it over. abby had done a work for the boston public library called the holy grail murals. houston saw those and really liked abby's work. since he was a pennsylvanian, he got the commission. he was supposed to do all the principal rooms. he ended up doing the rotunda and also the house chamber. then he got ill and passed away. violet oakly who was the first female artist in the united states to do large scale decorative mural painting didn't complete but she was given

abby: all right.m tropical storm harvey continuing right after this break. muck and the taste of apples and strawberries. i got one! guess we're having cereal for dinner. kellogg's raisin bran crunch apple strawberry. about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel. pudding. employee: hey, guys! home quote explorer. it's home insurance made easy. password was "hey guys." >>> hurricane harvey now a tropical storm carves a path of destruction through texas. >> a tough situation in houston as they are getting just punished by remnants of harvey. >> it is indeed the catastrophic life-threatening flooding that they've worried about. >> allow us to do what we do best. >> president trump pardoned controversial former sheriff joe arpaio for a criminal contempt conviction. >>

>> abby: mm-hmm. >> victor: congratulations. >> abby: thank you. yeah, um...nd that's about it. [ laughs ] >> victor: no, it isn't. >> abby: uh, everything's great. >> victor: no. what else is going on? >> abby: that footage, um... of you and nick fighting in the parking garage... >> victor: mm. >> abby: hilary broadcast it on her show. >> victor: with my blessing.

abby: what's being done about it, kellyanne conway? what are you guys doing? >> do you know who have access to. steve: oh, they know. brian: see the notes of these conversations. we heard about the people who had seen the notes months ago. now we get the details. is there a finite number of people that could have had this? >> yes. i have said before the west wing is a small place. i think it's easier to figure out who is leaking than the leakers may realize. on this matter i want there to be bipartisan outrage because we need people who understanding this impayrolls national security. i also think, whether it's the doj announcing their leaks investigation what they are doing there obviously the nsc is trying to crack down on that and general kelly making it a big part of his mandate here in his first very successful transformative week at the white house. steve: kellyanne, because it is a finite number of people who would have had access to those phone calls that the president made to those world leaders back in january, a week into his tenure, i heard a comme

sandra smith, kennedy, cohost of "fox and friends" abby huntsman's. and #oneluckyguy, the opinion editor charlie hurt is here. he has outnumbered. happy to have you. >> charlie: thank you for having me. i >> harris: a lot of news to get to, shall we get to it? >> charlie: yes, indeed. >> harris: james fields made his appearance in court today. charges including second-degree murder after ramming his car into a group of counter protesters. heather heyer was killed, 19 others hurt. to go troopers were killed in a helicopter crash as they were assisting the response to the protest. meanwhile, the assistant justice department has -- matt finn live at the district court house the biggest news. >> right now james fields junior is locked up in a county jail, a short while ago he appeared to be a video. we have make a motion there, she says in the video he seemed to somber and was dressed in striped prison guard, responsive, the judge read out charges including second-degree murder, malicious wounding, and hit-and-run. saying that he could not support an atto

coast of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman. katie pavlich has with us today and today's #oneluckyguy, fox's new senior news analyst, judge andrew napolitano. >> judge andrew: the news is so dreadful, it's difficult not to laugh. >> harris: now back to the serious stuff. thank you, judge. a massive ramp up and intentions from north korea. they're threatening to strike the u.s. territory of guam. watch president trump. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal state. as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> harris: those comments coming after a "washington post" reports confirmed by an american intelligence official that north korea has produced a compacted nuclear warhead which can now fit inside one of its advanced missiles. analysts believe those muscles are already capable of hitting half the united states. still

. >> abby: mm.o glad you're back. >> victor: i'm happy to be back. >> abby: so, what was that mysterious out-of-town business you had to attend to? >> victor: oh, all taken care of. >> abby: mm. >> victor: now, you tell me about what has been going on here. >> abby: uh, let's see. well, um, i signed another tenant for our start-up incubator project. >> victor: you did? >> abby: mm-hmm. >> victor: congratulations. >> abby: thank you. yeah, um... and that's about it. [ laughs ] >> victor: no, it isn't. >> abby: uh, everything's great. >> victor: no. what else is going on? >> abby: that footage, um... of you and nick fighting in the parking garage... >> victor: mm. >> abby: hilary broadcast it on her show. >> victor: with my blessing.

houston saw those and really liked abby's work. since he was a pennsylvanian, he got the commission. he was supposed to do all the principal rooms. they ended up doing the rotunda and also the house chamber and then he got ill and passed away. violet oakley who was the first female artist in the united states to do large-scale decorative mural painting, didn't complete that she was given the commission for the senate and the supreme court chamber after abby's death. oakley ended up doing the majority of the work in the building. we're currently in the supreme superior court chamber. this is part of the design of joseph houston's plan for the capitol. the rear central portion of the fourth floor would have the court chambers. this is one of three philadelphia pittsburgh and here in harrisburg, one of three supreme and superior court chambers in which the court can meet. the dome here in the supreme court was actually meant to be over top of the house chamber, we believe. it was brought here as they were adding a fifth floor to the b

abby, you've been covering this all weekend. on believable to see this life before our eyes. >> abby: it's really heartbreaking. this all broke friday night into saturday morning and at that point, the hurricane had been downgraded to a 1, but we were sitting there realizing that the reality is the aftermath of the storm and what happens from there and the flooding, houston is not prepared for this. now we see the rain has now hit that 50-inch mark which they were very concerned about. the parts of houston that you're talking about, not everyone had that ability to take that time to grab their belongings. >> harris: early evacuees didn't, they were mandatory and they had to get out. lower income areas had to wait for buses and other public transportation before the boats when and before he got that high to try and get out. the mandatory evacuation was difficult. >> kevin: it always is, but houston is in a flood zone. at that sea level. of course, the city, no offense to the mayor, but it's not laid out for rain. >> sandra: as yo

. >> abby: this far from over. harvey made landfall in rockport , as a category 4 hurricane leaving behind a trail of destruction. the storm is expected to leave behind about $40 billion in damage, but president trump has signed a disaster declaration in texas. >> todd: as you can see right there, houston one of the areas hit hard but so far, not the area hit the hardest by any stretch of the imagination . we saw matt fin's live shot throughout the course of the morning there in texas and the combination of the storm surge combined with the fact that as rick was predicting that area could receive upwards of 58 inches of rain, really underscores what that area is facing. that said, we heard our houston reporter griff jenkins explain ing houston is an area already saturated because of weeks of rain in that area. it's also an area that when it gets just one inch of rain is prone to extremely heavy flooding.th we're not just looking at houston.in we're not just looking at that entire coast area of texas. >> todd: i wan

abby: todd knows that. steve: newt gingrich is going to be with us in just a minute or two, so strap yourself in to the curvy couch, wherever you are. in the meantime, time for some headlines. >> todd used to be the butt of the jokes. i'm sorry. >> on that note, let's get you caught up on what you need to know this hour beginning with a fox news alert. rex artillery so be says the united states still open to investigations with the north korea with the nuclear weapons program. >> we continue to find a ways to get continued dialogue, but that's up to him that comes as kim jong-un said he would hold off on a planned missiles toward guam. quote north korea made a very wise and well reasoned

let's bring in cnn political analysts john avlon, david gregory and abby phillip. david, what's the instant analysis of the last 24 hours? >> well, that president trump clearly was forced into a situation where he condemned the white supremacists in charlottesville, the neo nazis, gave a speech carefully worded with a teleprompter where he condemned them. but where his heart is, where his head is where he was yesterday, giving a real boost to white supremacy in america. even if he condemned these people, he wanted to equivocate and say there are two sides to the story. neo nazis, white supremacists they're anti-semites, racists, advancing an ideology of hate red that this country is trying to put behind it, and the president gave it a boost. there you have aides behind him, some of whom are jewish, behind him that look uncomfortable. this new influence of general kelly is apparently for not. president trump is out there really trying to divide people over incredibly fraught topics of race, of how we remember our past in this country. he wants to shred through that

let's bring back john avlon, ron brownstein and abby phillip.it also brings into question who is around the president in the west wing. he consulted a lot of people before giving the remarks on saturday where he didn't blame these groups saying many sides, many sides. he also has steve bannon around him who called breitbart which he founded a platform for the alt right and sebastian gorka who said this earlier this month. >> it's constant, oh, it's the white man, it's the white supremacist, that's the problem. no, it isn't maggie habber man, go to sin jab, go to the middle east, go to ". >> so what you've got here i think is a question of who was in the room when donald trump's remarks were being made, who encouraged him not to call out these groups by name. >> they say he spoke with a number of advisers. this wasn't out of haste. >> exactly. that's what's troubling, right? when you have an ethno nationalist wing driving a president's agenda, this is the kind of thing you get. breitbart has a complicated relationship -- i don't know why i'm putt

thank you for joining us, see you. [ doorbell rings ] >> lily: [ sighs ] [ sniffles ] abby. >> abby:. >> lily: hi. >> abby: is this a bad time? is this place crawling with teenagers? [ both laugh ] >> lily: no, um, i'm alone. >> abby: perfect. um, well, i've missed you. we haven't had a face-to-face in ages. and, well, i brought some wine. i thought we could talk, catch up. >> lily: you heard about cane and me. >> sharon: so i heard you left

hi. >> abby: is this a bad time?nagers? [ both laugh ] >> lily: no, um, i'm alone. >> abby: perfect. um, well, i've missed you. we haven't had a face-to-face in ages. and, well, i brought some wine. i thought we could talk, catch up. >> lily: you heard about cane and me. >> sharon: so i heard you left

abby badu/rally organizer:i think they've empowered and emboldened this base of racists. and they're trying to, they're not even trying that hard to distance themselves, without actually naming who is the perpretator and who is the victim. (hermela aregawi)ówe're not sure how late protesters will be out. but we did see dozens of anarchists in the crowds.there is concern that there will be violence later in the night. opd says.. they're paying close attention.reporting live in oakland, hermela aregawi. kron 4 news. and a demonstration was held tonight in san francisco. this was a candelight vigil against hate in union square... sent in by a viewer. you can see hundreds of people from across the bay area gathered. (jrs) our coverage of the violence in virginia continues on kron-4-mobile app. we have a timeline of how it all played. we have also just posted some reaction from former president barrack obama. (jrs) things are now back to normal at mineta san jose airport... that's after a security breach led to major delays for people trying to fly. kron4's ella sogomonian has

>> abby: no. the grungy, smug, under-qualified minion that my dad placed so much misguided trust in. >> nick: so you hired those guys to pack up my stuff, move me out. you're kicking me out of my home. >> victor: it's not your home. it is my home. okay? my property. >> nick: where is my son? >> victor: with the nanny at the

>> abby: hi, dad. >> victor: hello, sweetheart. >> abby: mwah! >> victor: hello, baby. did you settle into your new home? >> abby: i did. i love it there. it's the perfect size. the security is amazing on the ranch. and my favorite part is i can drop by and say hello to you whenever i want. unless you want me to call

>> abby: midnight. >> victor: tonight? >> abby: mm-hmm. >> victor: really? i'll be damned. >> abby: yeah. and, dad, it's not just a simple matchmaking platform. this is a think-outside-of-the-box game changer. >> victor: what i think would be a good idea for thinking out of the box would be to create an app that allows you to move on from people that you're done with. >> chelsea: so... will i see you later? >> nick: yeah, after my meeting. what? >> chelsea: the meeting. does it have something to do with victor? >> nick: [ chuckles ] are you reading the tone of my voice now? >> chelsea: no.

hundreds of thousands of people are without power. >> abby: this far from over. a category 4 hurricane leaving behind a trail of destruction. the storm is expected to leave behind about $40 billion in damage, but president trump has signed a disaster declaration in texas. >> todd: as you can see right there, houston one of the areas hit hard but so far, not the area hit the hardest by any stretch of the imagination . we saw matt fin's live shot throughout the course of the morning there in texas and the combination of the storm surge combined with the fact that as rick was predicting that area could receive upwards of 58 inches of rain, really

♪ >> abby: welcome back, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calling out president trump were notully grasping how washington can wor work. >> our new president has not been in this line of work before and i think had expectations of how quickly things can happen. part of the reason people think we are underperforming is because too many artificial deadlines, unrelated to the reality of the complexity of legislating may not have been

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>> abby: midnight. >> victor: tonight? >> abby: mm-hmm. >> victor: really?yeah. and, dad, it's not just a simple matchmaking platform. this is a think-outside-of-the-box game changer. >> victor: what i think would be a good idea for thinking out of the box would be to create an app that allows you to move on from people that you're done with. >> chelsea: so... will i see you later? >> nick: yeah, after my meeting. what? >> chelsea: the meeting. does it have something to do with victor? >> nick: [ chuckles ] are you reading the tone of my voice now? >> chelsea: no.

abby. i'm sorry. i wasn't expecting to see you here.came by to see nicholas. >> abby: he didn't tell you? >> nikki: tell me what? >> abby: nick moved out. dad gave the place to me. >> chelsea: hi. >> nick: hey. i just saw the dishwasher was full of clean dishes. >> chelsea: oh, right. i haven't had time to unload it yet. i'm gonna do that right now. >> nick: well, i just did it. >> chelsea: you emptied the dishwasher? that's

abby. i'm sorry. i wasn't expecting to see you here.olas. >> abby: he didn't tell you? >> nikki: tell me what? >> abby: nick moved out. dad gave the place to me. >> chelsea: hi. >> nick: hey. i just saw the dishwasher was full of clean dishes. >> chelsea: oh, right. i haven't had time to unload it yet. i'm gonna do that right now. >> nick: well, i just did it. >> chelsea: you emptied the dishwasher? that's the most romanin

>> abby: no., smug, under-qualified minion that my dad placed so much misguided trust in. >> nick: so you hired those guys to pack up my stuff, move me out. you're kicking me out of my home. >> victor: it's not your home. it is my home. okay? my property. >> nick: where is my son? >> victor: with the nanny at the in

. >> reporter: for abby connor, her death still doesn't make sense. >> for both of my kids, they bothblackout at the same time and be found face-down in a waist-deep pool in the middle of the day, there's something wrong. >> reporter: abby's father thinks tainted alcohol is to blame. her brother survived. the blood alcohol level three times the legal limit back home after what he believes was just a few shots at the start of a family vacation in mexico. now authorities there have seized 10,000 gallons of tainted alcohol from a supplier after raiding more than 30 hotels and nightclubs in popular tourist spots in cancun and playa del carmen. they closed a bar at that hotel but iberostar says the death was not due to tainted alcohol and safety is a top priority. the state department updated the travel warning to mexico, cautioning about tainted alcohol. stop and seek medical attention if you begin to feel ill. a recent report found 43% of all alcoholic beverages consumed in the court are illegally produced. >> travelers should be concerned about what is taking place in mexico. they defin

. >> keith lost abby after 66 years, their home went silent even her wristwatch on the night stand. >> i just don't have the heart to move it. you cry a lot. it is just the way it is. you know. because she is not here. >> reporter: now, at 94, the judge has reached a decision. >> here comes the cement truck. >> reporter: 94. as he got a backyard addition and took the plunge. >> 16 by 32 the pool itself. >> reporter: he has been missing his abby, the judge had had enough silence. >> going to the judge's pool. >> i knew they would come. >> reporter: plenty of people thought the judge was joking when he first floated this idea. >> in the spring when i saw mark in the yard, i said he is really going to do it. he is really going to put a pool in his backyard. >> reporter: hard to be lonely he reckons if he surrounded himself with kids. >> it is awesome and fun. >> now we're going to be here everyday. >> i'm not sitting by myself looking at the walls. >> he is spreading joy throughout our neighborhood and you get to know him and talk to him, he is like i never had any grandkids so you kind

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political analysts carl bernstein journal and author and abby phillip, a white house report fore"the washington post" and david druck ker, correspondent for the washington examiner. good evening to all of you. abby, we have three ceos who distanced themselves from this president and have now resigned from the president's council beginning earlier today with the merck ceo, then the and under armor ceo, now the intel ceo. this is a big development. >> i think it signals that there is a tide moving in a direction that is not favorable to the president. i remember the days when a presidential tweet an angry tweet about someone's company would really scare a lot of corporations out of saying anything negative about this president. now you're seeing the opposite in the minutes after the merck ceo removed himself from the council, that company's stock went up. and that's a huge difference from where we were several months ago. i think in the broader scheme of things, there's really been a theme beyond just corporations. it's also been republicans in congress. it's been elements of the milit

abby, first to you. i want to get your reaction to the statement that lindsey graham put out that i read at the top of the hour, where he calls out the president pretty directly, where many republicans have not. what do you -- what's your take on it? >> it's not entirely surprising because as you noted, lindsey graham is not a stranger to criticizing the president. but it's telling because it sounds in some ways like he's signaling to the rest of his party this is the direction you need to go in, your statements need to be a little more strong. and i think republicans have to talk to each other here, have to signal to each other what's okay. i know that sounds kind of cynical but this is politics. sometimes people hesitate to stick their necks out, especially criticizing a president in their own party. i think lindsey graham is someone who has often been a strong, vocal person out there pushing back on trump but it's notable also because he's a senator from a southern state. it is important for him to sa

. >> abby: abby huntsman here, as you said, this is reminiscent of what we seen for the past year and a half, since early 2016 of cars or vans running into crowds in popular areas in europe, over 100 people have been killed and that period of time in the past year and a half or so. you think about nice, berlin, london, stockholm, how do you protect the people, how do you prepare for these kinds of attacks, when we are talking about just a random person getting into a car, and this case, a rented car and just driving and running right into such a crowded populated area? >> this is a soft target. you can never really protect these soft targets. we've seen this in airports in turkey recently where we began to harden airports and then we see this happening right outside the security area so not many airports were trying to prevent people, even from getting between a 3-mile radius and through checkpoints. the further we get out, the terrorist needs to go right outside that area in these are very difficult to do. right here at home, we talked about charlottesville, we saw the car running th

let's bring back the panel to discuss, maggie haberman, abby phillip and errol louis.non will weigh in commercial if you're going to be talking about afghanistan because this is such a fundamental part of his philosophy, we should be out of there, the president supposedly bought into it and that leads us to tonight. >> look, there were many issues on which the bannon clashed with almost everybody else within the white house and certainly afghanistan was a huge piece of that. he believed that the u.s. should not be further drawn in and then he, you know, was advocating this privatization plan that was pushed by somebody named eric prince who was a relative of a cabinet secretary. as it turns out that did not go through any of the normal chams, it was all this side process that bannon had going. i do think that bannon sees himself as the keeper of this campaign pledge that the president made which was, you know, not getting further drawn into these foreign wars. i suspect you will see breitbart, bannon's website, reacting pretty strongly to whatever comes out of the pres

walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. a day after white nationalist protesters and counter- protesters clashed violently in charlottesville, virginia, the city is starting to pick up the pieces. today, mourners gathered at a makeshift memorial where an intentional car crash took the life of a woman. it is now being labeled an act of terrorism. friends say the victim stood up to bigotry. "newshour weekend's" megan thompson has more. >> reporter: a 20-year-old ohio man is charged with murder for plowing his car into a crowd of people protesting the white nationalist rally in charlottesville, virgi

abby later died.er family calling for an investigation into whether their alcohol was tainted. >> the bartender pours out a line of shots and lights went out. i woke up in the ambulance. >> so you went from fine to blacked out. >> yep. >> reporter: mexico has been confiscating the tainted alcohol for years at restaurants seizing more than 1.4 million gallons of toxic blends. tonight iberostar saying the suspension was due to the unsanitary conditions. they also told us they only buy seayed bottles that satisfy all standards and abby's parents say they are suing the resort hoping to get more answers. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> a female stunt woman was killed on the set of ""dead pool" 2" this morning in vancouver where the squeal is being shot. news reports say a trick involving a motorcycle went wrong. the stunt woman crashed through the glass of a ground floor studio. she had successfully completed the stunt four times just before the accident. ryan reynolds released a statement saying we'r