support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today.ack to "wall street week." more of maria bartiromo's exclusive interview with kathy ireland. maria: you made a conscious decision not to go public. a lot of people said let's do an ipo, we'll take this to wall street. you made a decision not to. why? kathy ireland: one of the biggest reasons i decided not to take our company public is i don't have the education that is required to take on that responsibility. i don't do it in a titular sense. some people think i'm a control freak. i like to think of it as passionate. what's going on behind the scenes. who we work with, and the hows. it's important. there are also wonderful ways to work in a public sector. we have millennials on our team. our team has been together for 28 years. our millennial team weren't even born when we started. i love these young people with entrepreneurial spirit and vision who wants to start something public. maria: you are attracting a younger millennial audience. how do you reach them and what's most of importa

support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today.blicans? congress are cost toss out rino ryan. 83% said yes. tammy, limits start with hillary clinton. she just keeps on. scapegoat after scapegoat, every day. tammy: she is per sifting and we don't want her to. she went from whining the chardonnay to whining about everyone around her. delays reason the democrats want her to go away. she is a drag. it's the largest bust everyone has had. everyone is going under it. the women who marched after the inauguration. she is complaining about why they weren't out for her. as a feminist i watch a woman exhibiting every stereotype about women. we know women can handle tour. it will be a conservative woman who is the first woman president. this is a warning for the democrats and reminder for women everywhere. own your power. do it properly have confidence. do everything hillary did not do. have confidence in yourself and take responsibility. lou: don, your thoughts about hillary clinton and whether the democratic party can finance her book trail

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support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today. david: the house speaker paul ryan is once again undermining president trump. the white house says the president will announce a decision to stand with it to and daca and obama era policy that protects children from illegal immigrants but in a radio interview today ryan curse the president to keep the program saying it's something congress should fix. more in the future of doc and other issues regarding the white house right now we are joined by ed rollins who served in prepresidential restrictions to chief political adviser to the house republican leadership, 15, ed rollins. what is the paul ryan? this is an obama era program that republican governors don't like and are going to take the federal government to court over judges have declared or program similar to what was illegal. why is paul ryan going against the president on something like this? >> i think the president is making a tough decision. he knows it needs to be changed by the congress will and what ryan should be saying i

support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today.ment officials taking the stand today in the corruption and bribery trial of democratic senator bob menendez. first federal bribery case involving a sitting u.s. senator in 36 years. menendez is accused of taking gifts in exchange for his political influence to help a wealthy donor. fox news correspondent bryan llenas is in newark and has our report. reporter: senator, if convicted, will you resign? day 13 of the corruption and bribery trial of democratic senator bob menendez included testimony of former government employee who spoke about what she believed was an unusual request by menendez's office on behalf of his friend and doctor. both men are facing 15 years in prison if convicted of felony bribery. the prosecution alleges menendez used political influence to help dr. mel begin's business interests in exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars of lavish donations and private flights. one of the business interests was the security company. the prosecution alleges senator menend

support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today.ke: tragic news out of florida, related to hurricane irma. melissa: two law enforcement officers in irma evacuation zone have lost their lives, on duty when the storm moved in. hardy county deputy julie brin bridges, were killed in a head on crash this morning in southeast tampa. mike: they were driving to deliver supplies, and sergeant on his way to work, they were required to stay on duty, despite mandatory evacuation orders for civilian, our condolences with their families tonight. >> a lot of damage in battered city of miami, that is where bryan llenas is. joining us now. reporter: look we're looking at receding waters here, that water came from storm surge in downtown miami, in the brickell area, that is good news, we're seeing a lot of cars, people are coming out to streets, which is what authorities don't want to do, there are many dangers there and there is a curfew from 7 p.m. to 7 p.m. t a.m. to keep people safe. right here this is a piece of metal that fell off of a building

support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today.ty's leaders? 94% of you say yes. joining me, dom jirks ordano and deirdre bolton. >> i was listening to your conversation with ed rollins. he says it's not going to happen before september 30. so i'm going to believe him since he has been around a lot longer. i know there was hope for the state of alaska. i know murkowski was worked on. maybe if we give your citizens a different choice. we could get this done. lou: we have to give rand paul a lot of credit. he said he won't be bullied and he won't be bought. that puts him in a singular position in the u.s. senate. you have to respect that. >> you do have to respect that though it's mightily difficult for those who want to pass it. lou: the idea the republican party, 7 years, over 60 votes in the house repealing it it comes to the moment and everybody is in power. dom, let's get your view on what this portend for tax reform and for the future with mcconnell and ryan. >> rand paul is a friend. and i agree he's a man of tremendous princi

support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today.s on line poll we asked whether you believe that president trump's deal with the democrats on the debt ceiling rennered ryan. joining us when times get tough we bring in michelle in to tell us. great to have you with us and congratulations, michelle. start with daca and your reaction and thoughts? >> this has been in the works for a long time, the open border and lobby, and of course, seeing the long- term strategy here of designating a privileged political class with an insatiable appetite for government entitle sxment that's what daca programs. they are hand out and illegal blanket waiveres and a work permit program. >> lou: you said no such thing as a deserving dreamer? >> no, i don't. >> lou: why is that? >> that phrase repeats itself over and over from the mouths of the chief labor lobby on the left and the right. oh, they deserve protection. they don't deserve to be punished. look a lot of people in america law- abiding american and immigrants for that matter are born into unfort

by supporting the global emergency response coalition you'll help provide aid to the sick and starvinglives. kennedy: the floodgates opened. the major democratic hopefuls for 2020 are all in on single payer. bernie sanders introduced his medicare for all yesterday. several democrats hopped on board including elizabeth warren. kamala harris and cory booker. while some polls suggest americans like single payer, is it going to get far? is this the ultimate goal for the democratic party and the progressive left, single payer? >> it's the big idea on the political landscape. hillary clinton said her big idea would have been a guaranteed income for all americans based on oil, gas revenue like they do in alaska. she was afraid to put that idea out there. this single payer just like that for most of democratic politicians you would have been thinking this is a goal too far. people will paint you as a socialist. though 52% of democrats like this idea. kennedy: more and more people are warming to that and i think part of it is because they are watching the understand market implode and it terrif

global response from all nations. >> president trump has yet to make a statement on this situation, but the white house says he has been briefed. the emergency u.n. meeting is set for 3:00 this afternoon. abc news washington. >>> back here two women are expected to survive after they were shot early this morning outside of a southwest philadelphia home. police counted 14 bullet holes in the home. the gun fire broke out at 2:00 a.m. police say that a 40-year-old woman and her 37-year-old friend heard a loud banging on the door and that is when someone opened fire. >> a lot of debris that was flying around in the living room and dining room inside of the scene. it's a violent scene with that many bullets. one woman was hit in the stomach and the other in the thigh. a 3-year-old girl in the house was not injured . >>> a girl says a man tried to abduct her in the tacony section of philadelphia. at 8:45 when a man tried to grab her by her shirt collar and tried to drag her into his black vehicle. she ran to a woman that drove her to her school on jackson street. the girl says the man was between 30 and 40 years old wearing blue jeans and black bo

global threat. it's not just a regional emergency. and there must be a united international community response to get a clear message to north korea. >> other suggestions from china and russia are a freeze for freeze plan where north korea would freeze its nuclear development in exchange for the freeze of joint american/south korean drills. the u.s. has already dismissed it. what do you think, are there any other ways that north korea could potentially come to the table? >> reporter: here's the thing, that is what was proposed by president xi and president putin in july during the last sort of ratcheting up of the tension and crisis. the united states and its allies rejected that. what it means is getting rid -- essentially, north korea wants to get rid, so does china, by the way, diminish u.s. military presence not just in the peninsula but the pacific region, as well. the u.s. says that is a non-starter certainly at this moment. but secretary moniz said that you can't just focus on the nuclear issue with north korea. you must be able to focus on sort of broader issues like their desire to have a peace treat to end the 1950s north ko

emergency security council meeting in the morning. tonight nancy pelosi of san francisco responded saying, quote, north korea's latest nuclear test represents a clear escalation that requires a strategic regional and global response. terry? >> thom, thanks a lot. much more on the developments in north korea coming up on "nightly news." experts weigh in on how the united states and the world will respond to north korea's claims. "nightly news" begins after this newscast at 5:30. >>> a terrifying moment for some b.a.r.t. riders last night when a man pulled a knife on a passenger. it happened on a pittsburg/bay point bound train. several people called police when a man held a knife to another rider and threatened him. the train arrived at the west oakland station. police were there but the suspect ran from them. they caught up with him and identified him as 23-year-old jay eddie davis of burlingame. he was already on probation. >>> apple's ceo tim cook is speaking out about the end of deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca. cook tweeted 250 of my apple co-workers are d.r.e.a.m.ers. i stand with them. they deserve our respect as equals and a solution rooted in american values. president trump expected to anno