this is rue.'s a rescue and a very -- like all recues, an incredibly loyal dog, and she is extremely, extremely popular. she's my greatest tool for evangelization, i say. hi, rue. everybody loves rue. let us begin our prayers. in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. so, today, i always teach on thursday in the eighth grade. and then i've just given you $168 in cash, and i'm walking away and i say to you, "oh, hey, michael, i forgot, can i have one of those dollars back?" so, we don't just make sure that they're running around and doing sports. we're making sure that they're not just learning their math and, you know, how to be great writers and computers. we make sure that they're going to be great people. god gives you 168 hours in a week and he says to you, "can i have one, just one back," that's mass on sunday. it's a day in the life of father bill byrne. three, two, one. when pope francis spoke to congress, he recalled that this is the land of the free. the radio ad was an i

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. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me when they -- when jack rue by w leaped out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i and fired the gun. and we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been a hundred police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >>> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, a tour of the new c-span bus and a preview of c-span's upcoming 50 state capitals tour. then scott patterson of the national governor's association talks about top issues facing governors. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> the ceo of equifax, the company at the center of a cyber security breach, has agreed to testify before congress. richard smith will testify before members of the house energy and commerce committee in october. today on washington journal, washington post techno

. >> nicole le rue told her daughter she'd be home next week and showed up early. the surprise wen off without a hitch, thank to dad. >> yeah she's been trying to do everything like go to the beach. i was like hold up kiddo we have a plan today. >> the daughter is so happy today. this is la rue's second deployment, her daughter was just 2 years old the first time she had to leave. >>> the daughter of senator john mccain may have a new home here on cnn. megan mccain was a fox contributor and announced last week she was leafing the network. now she's reported talks of joining the view. bee la announced last week she was leaving and that she's engaged. the view airs here at actions at 11:00. >>> the 25th season of "dans with t dancing with the stars" is finally here. nick and vanessa lachey are compared up with two dancers. you can catch it right here on abc 7. >> the week is off to a good start weather wise. will it stay that ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> whamg now, a chance to make dinner part of national cheeseburger day. we won't get into who serves the best cheese berger in the ba

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with the piece of edge packing for getting up close and personal low protesting character were left to rue the last well might celebrated a second win of the season. hoffenheim and shaka have been flying high this season with the two sides determined to be included in the race for the bundesliga title it was also a chance for the two youngest coaches in the league your man and domenico today to flex their muscles the two are more than familiar with each other attending their managers licenses at the same time and working together at hoffenheim so which of the two would rain supremes. you are now goes man made five changes to his health and i'm side you haven't lost at home in twenty games germany striker sandro viking i was left on the bench coach to many go to disco made for changes. it was replaced by franco the santo in attack and i'm not the brightest stars in the thirteenth minute the host took the lead after stevenson but for dentist i got. the first blow in this new goal for the nineteen year old who blasted the ball into the bottom corner. picked up the pace in the second half you

. >> nicole le rue told her daughter she'd be home next week and showed up early. the surprise wen off without a hitch, thank to dad. >> yeah she's been trying to do everything like go to the beach. i was like hold up kiddo we have a plan today. >> the daughter is so happy today. this is la rue's second deployment, her daughter was just 2 years old the first time she had to leave. >>> the daughter of senator john mccain may have a new home here on cnn. megan mccain was a fox contributor and announced last week she was leafing the network. now she's reported talks of joining the view. bee la announced last week she was leaving and that she's engaged. the view airs here at actions at 11:00. >>> the 25th season of "dans with t dancing with the stars" is finally here. nick and vanessa lachey are compared up with two dancers. you can catch it right here on abc 7. >> the week is off to a good start weather wise. will it stay that way? i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. har

rue. >> nbc meteorologist is joining us new to track hurricane irma. sfwll hurricane statement very dire in the some people won't get back tharn homes for weeks, if not mupthds. tle and that's the kind of things we're talking about right now the storm is north of haiti and went through turks & caicos last night and cloeter to the far eastern tip of cuba. it's not expected to move to cuba. that would be a big change in the forecast. how close it does get to the north cuban coast line. down to 100 skikt tensds by the time it get to tllthral. but we still in there is mieb late saturday into early sunday morning. shiefrs anditable lrp it tobecause if you get the first rain from irma. we'll talk more about other possibilities because we have people in south carolina are concerned. >> the hos is celt to vote on a a senate massed bill that provides relief for the hundred cane victims bp. >> the cubs will have a very friday night game. night games are limited as a courtesy to local businesses and areiesdants. >>> and a big screen adaptation of "it." "early tod

he was the front-runne front rue day that he announced a. nobody could say to themselves if he is the front runner in every single poll could it be that he is the front runner because then everythin everythie the lead would be crazy and since they couldn't be crazy, he had to be crazy and if he was crazy, he couldn't be the front-runner even though he was the front runner. this went on so i'm in a situation where i'm watching these so-called experts who by the way have learned nothing. the stuff you get on tv today is as stupid and wrong as the people that announce laughed whe announced in the last of the convention and they didn't want anything because they can't because it is a repudiation of their own life. so the choice is i can believe in the fantasy that validates the more i can decide what has changed dramatically and i think the fantasy and that's literally where we are right now, which dramatically everybody is going to see how it continues the next three years because gradually trump will figure out an angle to get over this in a w

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said the base of each packing for getting up close and personal well protesting character were left to rue the last well might celebrated a second win of the season. hoffenheim and shaka have been flying high this season with the two sides determined to be included in the race for the bundesliga title it was also a chance for the two youngest coaches in the league you were. domenico to disco to flex their muscles the two are more than familiar with each other attending their managers licenses at the same time and working together at hoffenheim so which of the two would rain supremes. you are now goes man made five changes to his health and i'm side you haven't lost at home in twenty games germany striker sandro viking i was left on the bench coach domenico to disco made four changes. it was replaced by franco de santo and it's hack and i'm at the brightest stars in the thirteenth minute the host took the lead of the stevenson but the dentist i got. the first been listening goals for the nineteen year old who blasted the ball into the bottom corner. picked up the pace in the second half yet

coming up, the kes rue and recovery efforts as rebuilding process begins. >>> and apple plans to officiallyaddition to the iphone family. we're talking about the prices and features, and it ain't cheap, as we all know. >> i know. >>> good morning. >> hey, good morning. listen, we've got scattered clouds and showers trying to push their way in. this is courtesy of irma. look for gray skies and some showers move in our direction. high temperatures are going to cast off right there in the 70s for most of the day right there. temperatures in the 60s with cloudy skies and calm winds. we'll see those temperatures gradually climb into the 70s. looking at temperatures up to 65 degrees by 9 a.m., 71 by noon, and 72 with a few clouds left over by 5:00 this afternoon. >>> welcome, by the way. we haven't been on air together yet today. welcome to the team here. traffic looking okay. we do have an right by route 32 or route 175 right there. when i'm looking at the traffic lane camera, just because i don't have many cars out there, it's not a problem honestly. if you are on bw parkway, you should be okay

rue. >> nbc meteorologist is joining us new to track hurricane irma. sfwll hurricane statement very dire in the miami areas andal some people won't get back tharn homes for weeks, if not mupthds. tle and that's the kind of things we're talking about right now the storm is north of haiti and went through turks & caicos last night and cloeter to the far eastern tip of cuba. it's not expected to move to cuba. that would be a big change in the forecast. how close it does get to the north cuban coast line. down to 100 skikt tensds by the time it get to tllthral. but we still in there is ú"it." "early today" will be right back. back. blldsteps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. s

rue ban foster sprained his ankle in the opening quarter of yesterday's loss.oday kyle shanahan says there's no timetable for his return. the niners next game is in seattle on sunday. >>> star power in san francisco today. the group took part in a friendly go-cart competition and mark the 16th anniversary of september 11th. this competition was fierce. >> to have the athletes out here, we might be retired but it never goes away. >> i was the only female in a all-male team so i can hold my own. >> yes, she can. the event raised money for the families of fallen navy seals. >> she is awesome. >>> we're going to give you an update on the wild weather we're seeing right now. well well well, what have we here? a whole new place that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now...you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. now halloween time is more spook-tacular than ever because it's in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! in milpitas. ==take vo== swat teams... have surrounded a k-f-c

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wlive look from our sfo camera k isthrn will improve one of the taxiways that links rue airport's terminalss and meet new federal standards. the project will last nine days and flights apparently will not take off from one of the runways as a safety precaution because that is closest to where the work will happen. the other three will operate as normal. just normal delays whic already enough. >>> good morning, everybody. here is a look at what will happen today at at&tar rockies and giants, 63 to 64. breezy out there with the sundancing across the sky with the clouds. on the water today lk at tthheh of the bay bridge. 1:00 in the afternoon south of the bay bridge when the gusty winds will blow through 3:00 tomorrow morning. 3:00 this afternoon through 9:00 tomorrow evening. there could be sand kicked up. we have those dangerous rip currents and large shore breaks from the northwest swells at about 6 to 10 feet so there's places like ocean beach that face the northwest that are going to be most these dangerous currents. so be careful if you're going to be out there. how about on the roads th

quiet rue nona few showers -- quiet right now. a few showers. 60 in the suburbs, 71 in philadelphia. the lehigh valley, you're more likely to see breaks of sunshine than showers today. at the shore, delaware, showers on and off, the wind will be picking up, as well. i'm break it down hour by hour to show you what to expect in your neighborhood when i'm back this a few minutes. first, jessica boyington with first alert traffic. >>> watching through center city, the vine street expressway back open. our cameras around 24th street are showing that. traffic is moving in both directions here, westbound to the schuylkill. here eastbound to 95. no more problems moving on the vine. 95, speaking of that, this time moving through delaware, we're okay. northbound drive time from 295 to 495, 11 minutes there. speeds are still up and into the 60s, as well. we'll end in new jersey on the garden state parkway. this is moving through the cape may toll plaza. both directions north and south, no problems. >> thank you. >>> this morning we are track

no matter which of trim lines you choose the third seating rue costs an extra seven hundred fifty euros. our test vehicle is outfitted with a top of the range style option as a great deal and the workmanship is of the highest quality in germany the price of our test model starts at just under forty thousand euros but with fewer features and a smaller engine you can get a kodiak for a little over twenty six thousand from. the third row of seats down easily when they're not in use. and that he misses the well s.u.v.s have never been the most fuel efficient an option the makers are trying to keep it economical with the fission engines in lightweight construction in addition the kodiak has six different driving loads so you can choose the profile that suits best that way the driver can decide if they want to experience the bears wild side or if they prefer if you only fish and end resource oriented form of transport. while in sport mode the kodiak delivers high performance and top speeds and eco mode it activates their free will function as soon as the driver takes their foot off the pedal.

was a step in the right direction but not a huge step and it really depends on what happens in the rue next week when david davis the minister in charge of negotiating the brics deal with the e.u.'s lead negotiator michel barnier when they get together next week there has to be some more detail on these warm words but as we've discussed not a great detail amount of detail from the prime minister so there has to be now a breakdown of exactly what course we're going to pay to leave when we leave the european union ok david many thanks for that background david charter from the london times. turning to germany now where voters are gearing up for sunday's federal election both candidates for the post of chancellor have been making a final push for votes the latest polls have been encouraging for challenger martin shorts and his center left social democrats they're trailing chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats by of wide margin surveys suggesting her conservative bloc is likely to take around thirty six percent of sunday's vote. well as the campaigning draws to a close our corresp

the new rue my of life in the rubble the call went out for doctors who the soldiers have been deployed. the focal point became the school where children and teachers had been missing. for time we were given access to the schoolyard with rescue workers. white beside the collapsed three story building. yeah some america what does a dramatic moment where it was announced all efforts were now to be focused on a thirteen year old girl. they thought they'd make contact with. then one of the teachers from the school who's been waiting here for hours was called forward and escorted to what remains of the collapsed building. potentially a familiar voice for cropped guilty here. through the night rescuers worked at the site tunneling through the debris and using specialist rescue cameras to locate those buried. it's the. but again i am a i it didn't appear that someone was rescued overnight but is conditions unknown. much of the news in the past twenty four hours though has been bad. it's believe the body of a teacher was pulled out. well with seemingly all of mexico holding its breath for news

americans have always been very scared so racism had always existed soever book of missionaries going to rue syria so we have that deep-seated prejudice and understanding muslims and that everybody but for some reason is this very exotic thing but i talk about isis at one point very briefly and how terrified we were but it never occurred to us like black water that is in the same waiver we looked at isis to be complete the from another planet. silica that collective violence that entire world however group may have come out of that. but i think it would help us if we could relate. >> so the of blackwater contractors are often white men and they're completely different from the people on the ground floor that linguistic divide with the'' that they believe they could make anyone into an american >> that is not my opinion cold war or modernizers that is the blueprint so that distinction that is between the of brits and americans to make them seem not like the brits so the british empire was going down and then to declare their own independence so of course, they did not want to be a columnist -

president donald trump and other group of refugees will move from a camp on the island of now rue to the u.s. in the coming days. take you back to some pictures coming in on that breaking news story we're telling you about only israel radio reporting that there's been a gun attack in the occupied west bank we're looking at some live pictures coming in from the area there we can see already the steps being taken to cordon off the area we understand that's where the gun attack happened israelis have been shot and we're waiting for more details on the status of the palestinian will bring you more details on this as we get them. and the u.s. president raul with the national football league shows no sign of ending and f.l. players coaches and even some mona's have joined in protest against tackling plaza knelt during the national anthem rob reynolds has the latest. president donald trump's feud with professional american football players moved from stadiums on sunday to the u.s. capitol on monday to step what he said about these men. and putting a bill in these mostly like men but also li

government has been handling the situation in northern rakhine but for her silence about the plight of the rue hinges the president of the e.u. commission used his annual state of the union address to call for a more united europe after a bruising couple of years john claude juncker also wants migrants who don't want war and refugee protection to be sent back to their homes an explosion outside the stadium in afghanistan's capital kabul has killed at least three people and injured several others a cricket tournament was under way when the blast happened police say the explosion was caused by a suicide bomber a meeting of the arab league in cairo to settle into a shouting match ministers from the four blockading countries and cassava traded accusations the country diplomatic using some governments of waging a media campaign against. saudi arabia as rejecting calls for an international investigation into allegations of human rights violations in yemen the country's ambassador to the u.n. human rights council says the time is not right for an inquiry but he's hoping for a compromise the netherlan

the contrast with the great depression a stark net civilian public investment rues from one point nine percent of g.d.p. in one nine hundred twenty nine the year of the crash to three point two percent ten years later for the full decade of the one nine hundred thirty s. it averaged two point six percent the same as the one. hundred sixty s. of a time of dramatic expansion in the public sector since then it has been mostly downhill of course back in the one nine hundred thirty s. there weren't these vast multinational. politically connected sort of robber barrons of public building i mean sure the railroad guys made a lot of money from the government but right now any time you see any of these contracts that are public offerings public bids for contracts it goes to a politically connected firm who then subcontracts it to another firm who then some contracts it to another firm and then another and another and everybody takes a cut until there's just a few pennies left for the shovel ready project and of course they can only find people who are being paid five dollars an hour with what's

government has been handling the situation in northern rakhine but for her silence about the plight of the rue hinge or now don't forget her first public comments about the matter came nearly two weeks after the fighting started and what did she say she appealed for patience to allow the country to deal with the situation because this was a problem that dated back to pre-colonial times but others have defended her saying she's not fully in charge of the country because the military is still a very powerful institution it handed back power after running the country for several decades but it still retains control of very important ministries and has reserved twenty five percent of seats in parliament and the person in charge of the military operation in northern rakhine state is the military chief playing the u.n. high commissioner for refugees is calling for more aid to help the you were injured did you go pollen has more now from cox's bazar in bangladesh. well humanitarian organizations here say the camps and the dark conditions are finally getting the attention it needs the bangladeshi prim

westbound direction, headlights coming at you and there are your diamonds and rue bees for your labor day holiday commute. 21 minutes between 205 and 680 so things are moving nice. we have a few delays on highway 4 but westbound commute is looking great with a 30-minute ride, no delays, barely any cars at the richmond/san rafeal bridge. you are at the limit across the span. no metering lights. they may not turn those on today due to many folks being off work so a nice and easy drive. bart has their track closed between the lake merit and fruitville station. they have a bus bridge in place. lake merit is closed and you will need to anticipate 20, possibly 40 minutes additional to your commute time so keep that in mind, especially if you're heading to the airport. right now mass transit running with no delays and ace train not in service. many agencies will operate on a sunday or modified schedule due to the holiday. that is a check of traffic. let's check in with neda on the forecast. it's a spare the air day so mass transit is a great option. >> it sure is is and i took the bus bridge

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. >> don't get me wrong, rand rue was very impactful, but you're looking at irma and you're seeing rain ban to rain ban 600 miles. take a look right now. you see it situated between the bahamas and cuba. we have warm waters which means she will not lose much intens y intensity. she is less than 200 miles afwra the florida coastline. so we have to keep a close eye on her. here is what has been put out. a hurricane warning for southern but still in portions of southern florida. they could possibly see hurricane conditions which i think they will. gusts upwards of 125 miles per hour. now the latest track just dropped at 11:00. take a look at this, we'll see it continue to push upwards, and depending on where that bend happens, we could see it push and skirt along, now, actually pushing the track a little further to the west side of florida. this is something to watch as it climbs up the spine of florida. right now here at home, we're at 71. as we go through your friday, a tranquil day for us. highs in the mid 70s. i'll have that forecast coming up in a moment, coming up. >> thank you. >> a

back tomorrow with more "mtp daily," and "the beat withg ari melber" is starting now rue. >> lawyers are paid to keep secrets but donald trump's legal team may do things really differently. nothing wrong with talking about business over lunch but managed to land strategy debate over the russia case on the front page of the "new york times," in article detailing turmoil among the team. this is a story about beef and fights among donald trump's top advisers but also about steak, ken vogel spotted trump's criminal lawyers chewing the fat at fancy washington steak house, steak goes for $60, wine list is 2011 kaber net that runs $3,000. problem is terrible choice of the restaurant right next to the "new york times," how the beef turned public. some trump aides worried that colleagues are wearing a wire for mueller. cobb still fuming over leaks from ex-member of the team who tried to out of jared kushner. might be reference to lawyer no longer on the team and reporting on. may see in upcoming weeks between don mcgahn, who represents white house as institution, witness to the comey firing a

you have donald trump rue fusing to cooperate with pope francis on climate change.o had many, many friends. trump is more isolationist and likes to go it alone. >> nevertheless though, there are people who do like to make the comparison. they're both -- you know, both have entertainment in their background right now. listen to mike pence, vice president of the united states, how he compared the two. >> i have a sense of this man. i have a sense of his heart. i have a sense of his hands-on style of leadership. for all of the world he reminds me of ronald reagan. ronald reagan achieved great things in his life and his career, a movie star, a celebrity, a governor of the great state of california, but he never lost the common touch, did he? >> anne compton, what do you make of that comparison? >> well, there are -- it is really intriguing when you think over the span of 35 years, the two oldest men to become president both share that television experience in early life, but ronald reagan and donald trump came to office at a time when the media landscape of america was

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government has been handling the situation in northern rakhine but for her silence about the plight of the rue hinge or now don't forget her first public comments about the matter came nearly two weeks after the fighting started and what did she say she appealed for patients to allow the country to deal with the situation because this was a problem that dated back to pre-colonial times but others have defended her saying she's not fully in charge of the country because the military is still a very powerful institution it handed back power after running the country for several decades but it still retains control of very important ministries and has reserved twenty five percent of seats in parliament and the person in charge of the military operation in northern rakhine state is the military chief. well the u.n. high commissioner for refugees is calling for more aid to help the ranger of zeros turn their child reports from cox's bazar in bangladesh. ok i mean protocol and the situation on the ground is still very volatile and fluid just at least seventeen growing girls who are trying to cross o

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back tomorrow with more "mtp daily," and "the beat withg ari melber" is starting now rue. >> lawyersbut donald trump's legal team may do things really differently. nothing wrong with talking about business over lunch but managed to land strategy debate over the russia case on the front page of the "new york times," in article detailing turmoil among the team. this is a story about beef and fights among donald trump's top advisers but also about steak, ken vogel spotted trump's criminal lawyers chewing the fat at fancy washington steak house, steak goes for $60, wine lis

. >>> welcome back you're watching a special edition of velshi and rue as which cover hurricane irma making it'say up florida. just moments ago when we got the 11:00 update we were looking at the storm making it's way over the florida keys. we have to take a moment ali think about all the weather we've seen. monsoon season last in month. you saw people in southeast asia with more water than they've had before. wildfires on the west coast and two weeks ago hurricane harvey devastatesed texas. >> there are 78 wierlds right now, 8 million acres burned in the united states. 7 firefighters died. 26,000 people are fighting fires in montana, oregon abwashington and california. of course you've seen the la tuna fire outside of los angeles. >> irma isn't starting in fl st. foms, st. martin, barbeda. >> they say it's almost 100% destroyed. >> if you look at the image the st. barts pb the virgin gourda is gone. it's not like irma has been waiting out in the ocean. it's ravaged many areas already. into the last week we saw an 8.29 earthquake in mexico. >> and another hurricane coming in right af

be open, and a lot of of the rumor, because the cuban government came out, but we have heard of more rueate effects around the island, and it will take years for the caribbean to recover from this disastrous storm. >> thank you, patrick oppmann. and good to see you as always. make sure that you follow me on facebook and twitter. that is it for "the lead with jake tapper." i now turn you over to wolf. >> still churning after slamming florida or for entire length, irma is moving forward as a tropical storm hitting georgia and the carolinas with the high winds and the high water and putting millions more people at risk. unexpected flooding. much of florida's coast is inundated with the storm surges up to eight feet in some areas where the onslaught was not expe expected. the city of jacksonville is seeing the worst flooding on record. cutoff, the florida keys hit first by irma as a category 4 hurricane are now cut off. the

and i think donald trump probably rues the day telling sean spice in an act of pure spite you won't get to meet the pope. there are several people out there, a new story about a former fbi agent involved in the felix sader matter which puts donald trump one step away from people involved in middle east terrorist weaponry. donald trump, felix seder, the people he worked with. he went to work for donald. there's somebody who may turn out to be a very important witness in these matters and trying to figure out what was going on with russia and felix seder and the people around seder and his father is reputed to be the boss of the russian mob in new york city. >> a former fbi agent with some participation in investigationing felix seder and then part of the security team for donald trump himself and the connections start to get closer that way. david and barbara, thank you both for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and, joy reid, you have the big interview of the weekend. "am joy," saturday morning? >> on saturday morning, yes. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton. yes.

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it runs the oxygen supplies in hospital and it gives you power needed to pump water out through the rue'society in crisis. really united states has to rally as you said mike these are 3.4 million fellow citizens they need our help, mike, alex. >> thank you for taking tomorrow to talk to us in philly. >> i'm glad your family is okay and glad you're talking to them and making sure they're good. >> we'll see you soon. >> say hello to your family. yeah, president trump did a good thing today when got rid of jones act at least for a little bit now ships from all over the world if can get into broken harbors they'll bring supplies from around the world. thank you mr. president. 8:44. we're going into hell's kitchen today. doesn't it sound frightening. the hit fox show kicks off first ever all star edition and three of those all stars are from the philly rea and and three of those all stars are from the philly rea and they're all with us next trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could

i'm deeply concerned of the potential risk to rue mhuman he. this committee must work to understand the impact some of these facilities may have on public health. the trump administration recently delayed amendments to the risk management program which included safety requirements for companies who store large quantities of dangerous chemicals. the environmental issues resulting from the hurricane also underscore the need for robust implementation of the emergency planning and community right to know act. communities have the right to know important details about the type and amount of harmful chemicals released in their neighborhoods. all of these risks underscore the need for a strong and capable epa. today we're discussing recommendations by the epa inspector general and the government accountability office regarding the epa and want to thank our witnesses for their testimony and work on these recommendations. however, i would argue that recommendations from proving epa's performance are part of a much wider need to ensure that the agency is

i thank our co-host today, our friends from canada, germany, indonesia, japan, jordan, niger, rue juanoday, senegal, thailand, the united kingdom and aour uruguay. the fact that so many are committed to seeing the united nations succeed is gratifying. it is a sign not only that change is desperately needed but that it will be achieved. you are the reason change is coming to the united nations. it is my honor to introduce someone no stranger to change. donald trump has a businessman's eye for seeing potential and he sees great potential, not just in this reform movement, but in the united nations itself. he shares your commitment to creating a more effective advocate for peace, security and human rights. we are deeply grateful he has taken the time to be with us today. ladies and gentlemen, president donald j. trump. [applause] >> president trump: thank you very much. thank you. i actually saw great potential right across the street, to be honest with you, and it was only for the reason that the united nations was here that that turned out to be such a successful project. so i want to t

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you were covering this it was all-time high before rue viewers notes were trickling out.stion, will you pay $400, 399, for an apple watch that doesn't live up to its promises. most of the reviewers are saying not. our colleagues at "wall street journal" saying wait until apple fixes connectivity. that is the big reveal. neil: not doing that. >> exactly. people have been clamoring for two years, untether this device, untether this device, use the apple watch without having a apple phone nearby. all of these promises consumers have been waiting for for two years aren't working. whether you're trying to get data. whether you're trying to use siri, make a phone call, all of those connections -- neil: how would they fix that? a bug or software thing? >> we have more -- neil: carrier itself, sprint, t-mobile, verizon? >> we do not have a statement yet from apple. but apple could very well make a statement in saying, well if the carriers would do their job i'm sure our brilliant product. there is a lot of that we haven't her anything from the carriers or apple. but the point is,