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ivanka trump briefly sat in for her father at a world meeting. rom was "new york times" reporting that president trump wanted jared and ivanka to go back to new york. do you find it notable that she's so quick to end any speculation that, hey, i'm not doing this? >> you know, she plays a very big role in this white house as an adviser in the president's life. and because of that knee-jerk reaction from the world community about how she sat in on that. and then also once again, going back to the tax issue, they are quelling this right now before it gets started. they did bring it out, but people -- i mean i heard that there was a communications call where a lot of the big names in the republican party were talking to them, and they said, you cannot do this. and they made it clear. you cannot do ivanka or jared because it would look bad on you and the president, and they didn't want to get into this tax issue once again. >> what do you mean about the tax issue? be clear about that. >> be clear? you know, the president doesn't want to bring up his ta

. >> you know who else was talking about ivanka trump today? her father. listen to what he said about a replacement for ambassador haley. >> i've heard a lot of names. i've heard ivanka. i've heard how good would ivanka be. the people that know, it's nothing to do with nepotism, but i want to tell the people that know, know that ivanka would be dynamite. i think ivanka would be incredible. that doesn't mean i'd pick her because you'd be accused of nepotism even though i'm not sure there's anybody more competent in the world. >> okay. i'm not laughing at the competent part. listen, you can decide that. but that is the definition -- that is exactly what nepotism is. it's like, i don't know why he would accuse me of -- that is what nepotism is. you're hiring a family member with millions of other people in this country who are -- you don't think so, but more than qualified for the job. more so than your daughter who sold shoes and jewelry. now ivanka trump has since tweeted that she won't be taking the job. but that doesn't change the fact that her father -- n

ambassador, nikki haley and potential replacements, including his daughter, ivanka trump. let's talk about it with our team of experts. kaitlan collins, the president saying i think ivanka would be incredible. although noting that it would lead to accusations of nepotism, mainly because it would be nepotism. and then saying he's not sure there is anyone more competent in the world. he also did mention the former deputy national security adviser, dina powell, as somebody being considered. >> right. and with ivanka, he didn't say he wouldn't pick ivanka. he just said that would be the reaction. but he couldn't think of anyone better than her to do that job, saying that even cnn would like her there, at the end. it does sound like he's been watching the news reports about who could take that job. he kept saying, i heard ivanka, i heard ivanka. back to dina powell, someone who is pretty much viewed as a contender in this, and a pretty serious contender. she is already in new york. she has told people she believes this would be her dream job. and president trump saying there, s

why is ivanka trump someone who serves me? because i get how donald trump is right, from a cultural perspective, the wars he creates speaks to his base. he is fearless in his no holds barred approach, barreling through and getting stuff done. but when you say ivanka is so good for donald trump, in what way? >> i hate to say this, it sounds very shallow. ivanka is a celebrate. she's become a celebrate. we're in a cutture where right or wrong, we're electing people, at least in the case of donald trump, largely based on his celebrity. he says it again and again. >> he does. >> i'm not sure that -- i'm not suggesting she's ready to be a cabinet secretary. but i am suggesting that america is somewhat smitten with ivanka trump. >> in a job -- well, in an administration where the president plays to his base and the base feels like the president doesn't get enough credit, and the president for whom family is everything and he's putting family members all around him, it makes sense that he would even think about putting, say, ivanka in

ivanka trump, tell us about it. ivanka trump: thank you, larry, thank you for this opportunity. room today g in a surrounded by companies who have committed to investing in their and workers who benefited and students from those programs. that we have an incredible economy, a robust that's because of deregulation, because of tax first time in the history, we have more vacant unemployed have workers to fill them. this represents an enormous to think y for us about making sure that every american worker is ekwiched with skills they need, whether in high school and looking to raduate and have a job ready for them upon graduation or mid to late career worker looking learn a portunity to new skill or learn a new trade. we've been doing that, the july, nt, back in announced a call to action, he to ed the private sector step up and start taking responsibility and take commitment for investing in own workforce. they did that back at the end of uly, we announced 3.5 million jobs created by companies such fedex.le and microsoft and walmart and many others. 120 that period of time, additio

ivanka trump judging by her tweet is not. w what the other four names are, and that's what we have to consider, who else is president trump weighing. this is not by any means a lock for dina powell. she is a contender, doesn't seem to be a top contender. it is a waiting game to see who it is that president trump is considering. >> let's see what he says in the next two to three weeks. he will announce a successor to nikki haley. you know, when we heard earlier in the day speculation that he was considering his daughter for the u.s. am bass toreship bassa tweeted a while ago that replacement will not be me. there was a lot of ant pages after the president said, no one is more qualified than her. >> well, no one is more qualified to add amusement to the american political landscape. can you imagine that confirmation hearing? what training do you have? what experience do you have? what education do you have? what jobs have you had with the u.s. government that give you qualifications for this? the most interesting questions that

it's ivanka trump.agine he has his hands full sometimes but he's got to be a great husband. >> the couple balanced raising their three children with their real estate careers and personal ventures. >> this is sample of some of our collections. >> ivanka trump marketed her own line of clothing and accessories and kushner invested heavily in debt companies. >> he helped fund raise hundreds of thousands for start-ups and it was clear that he had a pretty incredible network. >> jared's rolo dex was massive. he knew people. and people liked him. >> meanwhile kushner companies had grown no a diverse real estate conglomerate. jared brought the company into trendy brooklyn neighborhoods and there was much more. >> they went on a buying spree. they were buying all kinds of different properties. seemed to be everywhere at once. >> but there was a threat on the horizon. that overpriced building, 666 fifth avenue and the $1.2 billion debt that was coming due. >> the building that made their entree into new york and

ivanka trump, possibly? dina powell. >> who was until recently the deputy security manager. >> irk withed in the bush white house. what do you think? >> whoever the successor is to nikki haley is going to have to navigate many different paths in that white house. when that person comes in, they're going to have to be able to work very well with mike pompeo. at the same time, they have to work well with jared kushner and ivanka trump. you brought up -- >> which dina powell does, which dina powell works very closely with jared kushner and ivanka trump. >> correct. starts to check the boxes. this is when we start to do the box checking. but there's been some talk that ivanka trump, as you said, would like that position herself. and who's to say that her father wouldn't put her in that position? who knows? i can say this though. i can say that the president is loving every mbt of this because this is really playing into this whole reality tv atmosphere of this presidency. we're going to leak a little something o

tonight, in the washington buzz among the names being floated as a possible haley replacement, ivanka trump. >> how good would ivanka be? the people that know, know that ivanka would be dynamite. but you know, i would then be accused of nepotism, if you can believe it, right? yes. >> reporter: is it a serious consideration though? would she be a good fit for that job? >> i think ivanka would be incredible. it doesn't mean i would pick her. because you would be accused of nepotism. even though i'm not sure there is anybody more competent in the world. but that's okay. >> so, let's get to cecilia vega live from the white house. and cecilia, ivanka trump appearing to take herself out of the running just before we came on the air tonight. >> reporter: on twitter, he says the president will nominate a formidable replacement, but that, quote, the replacement will not be me. the president just told reporters, david, he's got a list of five names he's considering. >> all right, cecilia vega live at the white house tonight. cecilia, thank you. >>> the supreme court's newest associate justice, brett

." >> trump building and later a $5 million property in another building, where ivanka trump lived. >> after becoming treasurer of trump world tower, he proved value to donald trump for the first time. >> donald trump is impressed by the effort that michael cohen helped lead to pose a tennis movement in the trump building to reorganize the building. >> he took trump's side against the others in the building, and trump was grateful. >> cohen's ambition was rewarded in 2006 when he became a lawyer for donald trump and shortly after, executive vice president of the trump organization. michael cohen had found it. >> it was alluring to be in trump tower. this is a man who idolized him for years before he ended up working there. it was a dream come true. >>> coming up --

it's ivanka trump.e has his hands full sometimes but he's got to be a great husband. >> the couple balanced raising their three children with their real estate careers and personal ventures. >> this is sample of some of our collections. >> ivanka trump marketed her own line of clothing and accessories and kushner invested heavily in debt companies. >> he helped fund raise hundreds of thousands for start-ups and it was clear that he had a pretty incredible network. >> jared's rolo dex was massive. he knew people. and people liked him. >> meanwhile kushner companies had grown no a diverse real estate conglomerate. jared brought the company into trendy brooklyn neighborhoods and there was much more. >> they went on a buying spree. they were buying all kinds of different properties. seemed to be everywhere at once. >> but there was a threat on the horizon. that overpriced building, 666 fifth avenue and the $1.2 billion debt that was coming due. >> the building that made their entree into new york and it was

nikki haley talked about ivanka trump and her husband jared and the contributions that they made you heard the president talk about dina powell. he said several people have expressed interest we'll start to hear more of those names in the next couple of weeks as for nikki haley and what she's doing next, she dent say she says she does not plan to run for office in 2020 that she will support president trump, and that she was leaving because it's simply time

and nikki haley was gushing this morning about ivanka trump and jared kushner. here she was. >> i can't say enough good things about jared and ivanka. jared is such a hidden genius that no one understands. i mean, to redo the nafta deal the way he did, what i've done working him on the middle east peace plan, it is so unbelievably well done. ivanka's been such a great friend. they do a lot of things behind the scenes. >> so, kaitlan, you have folks on one side of the aisle who think it would be crazy to have ivanka trump as the next ambassador. nepotism aside, other folks may say strange are things have happened. >> let's not forget that president trump nominated his doctor to be the veterans affair secretary at one point in this administration. we are looking at a vast pool of candidates but the obvious names are ivanka trump. you saw nikki haley heaping praise on her, dina powell who was on this administration at a prior time but she's already back in new york working for goldman sachs. she remains a favorite of president trump. but also rick rinnel, the u.n.

there is speculation whether ivanka trump and jared kushner could fill that role.he president today a little while ago said that ivanka trump would be wonderful in that role but there are antinepotism laws in play that would most likely prevent that it appears as if the president, potentially sidelining that possibility for the moment. another person that president trump brought up was dina powell. she was here at the white house for about a year or so. left at the very, very beginning of 2018. she was not only an economic advisor to the president but also a deputy national security advisor. the president apparently saying that she is under consideration so, too, we are told, neil, to keep an eye on ric grenell shot u.s. ambassador to germany. neil? >> neil: i think a lot of people are familiar when we have the president speaking and it's not covered live, have you got a pool feed tape. he has done taking questions back and forth from press members who were greeting him heading off to marine one on route to joint base andrews and air force one. will be taking off t

the president still chatting with ivanka trump, jared kushner, the rabbi. but wolf, none of the -- a lot of local and national officials declined to come visit with the president on this trip today. some of them said they had scheduling issues. some said they had already come and paid their respects. but it was a glaringly obvious aspect of this trip that they did not travel with the president. now that comes as there was criticism, saying, you know, many in this community saying this was an ill-timed visit for the president to come here now. it does appear they are getting back in the motorcade. you can see jared kushner there, the president also making his way to the motorcade. >> and i think i could hear some protesters in the background over there. how far away are they, kaitlan? >> reporter: you can hear the protesters. we can't see them, wolf. they've got this street blocked off in every direction for about two blocks. that's what we saw earlier when they were preparing for the president's arrival. but you certainly can hear the protesters. that is re

ivanka trump was christian. and it was imperative for jared's parents that jared marry a jewish woman. >> and it broke them up. ivanka was devastated. >> the couple eventually got back together, and ivanka converted to judaism. they wed in front of 500 guests at trump national golf club in 2009, and they assumed their place in new york society. but friends say their life is very much centered at home. >> one thing they don't know about jared is what kind of father he is and husband he is. he's got to be a great husband. >> the couple balanced raising their three children with their real estate careers and personal ventures. >> so this is sample of some of our collections. >> ivanka trump marketed her own line of clothing and accessories and kushner invested heavily in tech companies. >> he just told me a lot about how he helped fund raise hundreds of millions of dollars for startups and helped get evaluations into billions of dollars. and it was clear he had a pretty incredible network. >> jared's rodex was massi

i also have no indication that jared kushner or ivanka trump want to leave right now. i think they're pretty content where they are in their roles. nikki haley has been aligned with both of them throughout her time in the white house. and i think they will be among the voices the president will be hearing from as he looks to who he can replace her with. >> and that's not clear yet at this point? >> it's not. we've heard dina powell's name mentioned, former deputy national security adviser. she's also close with ivanka trump and jared kushner although she developed her own relationship with the president. he indicated he has a short list, that dina powell's someone he's considering but that there are other people he's considering. it's really important to remember with him no matter how many conversations he has, until he's made the offer and announced it we're going to be hearing all kinds of contradictory things. >> maggie haberman, appreciate it. ambassadors to the united nations have figured highly at key moments in history. you can think of adlai stevenson forceful

could ivanka trump take on the job?'s eldest daughter says thanks but no thanks. >>> for the second time in less than three weeks, the boston red sox got to dance at yankee stadium. this time the sox are celebrating their first trip to the american league championship series since 2013. how do you like that, yankee fans? >>> and taylor swift has made history, becoming the most decorated female artist in the history of the american music awards. artist of the year, tour of the year, favorite pop-rock album. she's the winningest award person. those are our top stories on this wednesday, october 10th. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> taylor swift winning it all. people losing it all. the new york yankees, how about them yankees? >> yeah. >> five more games than the nationals did. >> too soon. >> read the top story. >> thank you. we go to our top story right now. congratulations, boston. because we're going to start with the breaking news on hurricane michael. >> it's now a category 4 storm. it's making

they praised jared kushner and ivanka trump. been able to leave on her terms. there's no rumors that trump pushed her out. my guess is the timing is not totally coincidental. she obviously said publicly she had some issues with how people were handling that topic. but i think it will be a couple of years before we see what her next play is. >> so oxon, as he know, is taking a hard look at the surge of voters in the democratic primary. tell us where it matters for the general elections. >> yeah. it is a big deal, actually. when people talk about a wave, no one has a clue if a wave is coming or not. but you look for a couple of indicators. the biggest indicator is that in every election so far since trump the became president, democrats are way outperforming. their performance compared to 2014 meaning there's this much higher turnout. in two-thirds of the 19 races, democrats have doubled turnout from 2014. so that is not minor. that's major. that's significant. if you carry that kind of momentum, that kind of turnout into all these

saw that with ivanka trump, saw that with hope hicks, saw it last week when nickki haley stepped down from her job, no one got the treatment when they stepped down from the job. saw that with dina powell who would have been welcomed back with open arms. women who challenge him are debased, degraded and treated subhuman. they're compared to animals all the time. it's just -- this is the language that comes s out offe white house? is we shouldn't be visesurprise. this happens time and time again. this happens with men and women. how he talks about everybody. striking at this very critical moment where a journalist has likely been murdered by someone, a royal family, who he has embraced and his son-in-law has very personally embraced. this is what he's spending his time doing? >> my colleague said as i was walking up here, it's amazing to look at just a time capsule of the trump presidency, he has kinder things to say about mbs, who likely knew about or oversaw an operation where a u.s. resident, "washington post" columnist, was not just murdered but likely dismembereded according to the

you can see ivanka trump and jared there at the back.n once they leave there, they're going to come out and they're going to lay some stones from the white house, as is their traditional custom, out over here where you can see to the left in front of the synagogue. there are these white stars. one for every person who was killed on saturday. tons of flowers and balloons in front of them. each star has their name, a victim's name on it. that is where we have seen people paying respects all day. so jake, they're going to come out, they're going to lay these stones. some white roses, as well. then we are told by the white house that a rabbi is going to lead them in a prayer. so that will pretty much wrap-up the president's first stop here as he's been on the ground in pittsburgh. this is not a stop we knew that the president was going to make. actually, we've been out here since about 9:00 a.m. this morning, and it didn't seem that officials around here knew that the president was coming here earlier. but he is here now, and meeting with th

daughter ivanka trump and jared kushner stood in silence then the president and the first family wentthe university of pittsburgh medical center to meet with survivors and first responders the visit - comes on the same day - 3 of the 11 killed were laid to rest -- including brothers cecil and david rosenthal. members of pittsburgh steelers football team joined hundreds of mourners at the services. the president's visit caused mixed reactions in the community (nats)protesters filled the streets -- protesters filled community.jewish pittsburgh by all in the (ken)the president and first lady traveled to pittsburgh, pennsylvania this afternoon to meet with victims' families and survivors of saturday's "tree of life" synagogue killings. washington correspondent morgan wright reports on the trip, which was not welcomed by all in the pittsburgh jewish community. the president and first lady, daughter ivanka trump and jared kushner arrived in pittsburgh late tuesday afternoon. their motorcade made its first stop at the tree of life synagogue - the site of saturday's murder of 11 people.the pr

ivanka trump said that trump international hotel in toronto was, quote, virtually sold out of units inits have been sold. according to a 2016 bankruptcy filing. and the trump name is off that property as well. and then there is a planned tower in tampa. donald trump said in 2007 the building sold out of units. in reality, the developers failed to sell a minimum of 70% of units there and the project was never even built. "outfront" now, a reporter for pro publica. heather, welcome. this investigation shows these were not one-offs or mistakes. this is clearly how the trump family did business, but i have to ask, did anything that you found that the trumps did, did any of it fall into the category of illegal? >> well, that is a very good question. thanks, first of all, for having me on. we spoke with one federal prosecutor who said that a lot of the behaviors that we were finding and describing, this pattern as having, were things that he had seen in fraud investigations and in fraud prosecutions before. now, fraud is not uncommon in real estate, as many people know, but it is illegal, an

today, ivanka trump addressed reports that she might be in the running. she tweeted out that she will not be haley's replacement. >> joining us now is ktvu political analyst, brian sobel. the announcement came as a surprise to many. what do you think about the timing and why so close to midterm elections? >> she will be serving, that is nikki haley, until the new year. but the announcement comes at a time that may really benefit donald trump, if she reflects well on the administration, which i think she does. and so, we will see whether her replacement is also an opportunity for the trump administration to make another big announcement. >> brian, why do you think she is stepping down and could this be as simple as she needs to go out and make some money? >> possibly, frank. but at the end of the day as she said in her own statement which is an interesting read, that she has been in public office essentially, or serving the public for 14 years. she was in the south carolina legislature, then governor, then serving the trump administration. after 14 years,

we know inside the room we saw first daughter ivanka trump, her husband, jared kushner. we saw secretary of education, betsy devos and jeff sessions and now the president is walking in just behind first lady melania trump. this was a planned event. he was going to be speaking about the opioid crisis and now there will be a different subject. melania will be the first to speak. let's listen in. >> good afternoon. please sit down. before i begin, i want to take a moment to talk about today's news and attempted attacks on president clinton, president obama, president obama their family, public officials, individuals and organizations. we cannot tolerate those cowardly attacks and i strongly condemn all who choose violence. i'm grateful to the secret service as well as the local and federal law enforcement for all they do on a daily basis. to keep us safe and encourage people across the country which is kindness over hatred. i want to welcome you all to the white house to reflect on the progress this administration has made in tackling the opioid crisis and to look ahead at t

reporter: david, ivanka trump probably not under consideration. dina powell the president saying is under consideration. one other name i'm told to keep eye on, ric grenell, the current u.s. ambassador to germany. known within the halls of united nations. he was a spokes perp -- spokesperson for four different u.n. ambassadors. david: funny talking about nikki haley was glamming up the position. reporter: i think a lot of people want it. susan: nikki haley brought a new level of prestige to the position. lincoln bloomfield, former u.n. secretary of state political affairs and stinson chairman. glad to have you. front-runners to replace nikki haley, what do you think? >> it's a speculation game, isn't it? there is a lot of names out there. i feel sorry for most of them. i feel ambassador haley is a successful communicator. she grabbed a lot of sound bites. war and peace issues but tied it to morality of civilians being affected by conflict but she has done it in a very compelling way and in a way very few people have been able to do in this positio

and the speculation was whether ivanka trump might actually get this job. the president talked her up when he was speaking with reporters later today, saying he couldn't think of anybody more competent than his daughter. but she put a stop to that. >> is it clear by nikki haley decided to resign or announced this at least now? >> it is curious because she did submit that letter of resignation to the president last week. it was dated october 3rd. they chose to announce this today. i am told by a source familiar with all these discussions that part of the kcalculus was she dd not want to announce this last week in the huge firestorm over brett kavanaugh, but she did not want to resign after the midterms. and the reason why is this. they are concerned inside this white house, greatly concerned, that the democrats will take control of the house come this fall and the midterms and potentially the senate as well. and nikki haley, i'm told, did not want to seem like she was jumping ship or abandoning trump in a time when he's pretty vulnerable, if that happens. wh

-- and it ivanka trump for their work in the administration. she is one of the more popular officials in the trump administration. she has consistently ranked ahead of many of the senior officials she is. closely aligned to the current secretary of state mike pompeo. she wasn't afraid to want with other folks in the administration, most notably when she got an apology from larry kudlow with regards to the rollout of russian sanctions. on the global stage. , she wasn't afraid to bed heads. she forcefully spoke about to the palestinian negotiator during the time of the u.s. opening its embassy in jerusalem. she said that she would not shut up. she is someone who carefully navigated the sometimes tends rhetoric within the trump administration on her own terms. david: she has shown public courage, even with the current president of the united states. we expect the new ambassador, thater that might be, will change our foreign policy in some respects? kevin: whomever the president nominates, will it be someone with a more measured tone, akin to the l

i want to push my colleague ivanka trump, who is involved in retooling, retraining, reskilling of wokers, we'll need that more and more to fill unfilled positions. i think we can do that. stuart: wages have to go up. if you can't fill all these jobs, wages have to rise to pull people out of early retirement or whatever it is they're in. >> you're quite right. that is the incentive for people to come back to work. stuart: when will we see it, larry? wages are rising. stuart: not that much above inflation. >> there are different measure of wages. wages are rising a percentage point above inflation. real disposable income, that is the fatter paychecks. reagan, reagan used to call it take-home pay is rising 3%. that is a great number. that is the whole workforce. that is a good number. here is a stat that i just love. blue-collar workers are being employed at the fastest rate since the mid 1980s when i was a cub scout working for ronald reagan, but also, blue-collar workers and service workers, low-end service workers, you know, retailing and so forth, their wage rates are running faster tha

but should we not rule out ivanka trump? a source familiar says ivanka's name has been in the discussion. >> nothing would surprise me but for me that sounds a little far fetched and i find it surprising that dina would want to go back in already. i wouldn't be surprised if ambassador rick cornel had his eye on that position. now he works with nato and nato is another multi-national organization so it lays the foundation for that work, for that type of position. i wouldn't be surprised if he has his eye on that position. ivanka or jared, this is a senate-confirmed position at the end of the day so they've got a lot stacked up against them in that regard. i don't know if they themselves want to put themselves through that kind of scrutiny. that's something that ivanka has complained about before. i wouldn't be surprised. i will say i want to add one point to david's point in particular, a source of mine at the u.s. mission to the u.n. did mention to me that although they did find out recently about her resignation on tuesday,

ivanka trump wrote on twitter, there is no excuse. america is better than this. and then she went on to thank the secret service who played a large role in intercepting some of these packages that were sent to people like barack obama and like hillary clinton. then the president, people were waiting on his tweet. his response. sarah sanders had put out a statement, and of course, she speaks for the president, she's his paid press secretary. and quoted mike pence who issued a strong statement condemning these acts, as well, including labelling cnn and people specifically in his statement. we saw the president quote him, saying he wholeheartedly agreed. and we heard from the president in person at 2:00 p.m. of course, you just played that clip there, wolf, of the president saying he strongly condemns these acts, denounces them and called for unity. some pretty strong words from the president about these acts. one thing that people who watch did notice, he didn't name the people who these packages were sent to. and he didn't name that one was sent to cnn. a lot of p

but the name that would ruffle most people would be ivanka trump.l give ruffle most people would be ivanka trump. my scenario, i will give you even money on this so close to the midterms, the attorney general is fired after the midterms, lindsay graham, a staunch supporter of the president, is appointed as attorney general, senatorfor south president, is appointed as attorney general, senator for south carolina a former governorfor general, senator for south carolina a former governor for south carolina nikki haley already been given the wea k nikki haley already been given the weak and she stands for the job, she gets thejob weak and she stands for the job, she gets the job and that gives a free run at the presidency in 202a. gets the job and that gives a free run at the presidency in 2024.” think there's a chance of that and i think there's a chance of that and i think she also wants to go and make some money, one thing she said this morning because of course it is the question everyone is asking, does she want to run against donald trump. here sh

. >> we learned that first daughter ivanka trump and her husband will also join the first lady and president in this trip to pittsburgh. anka did convert, but this trip should be interested. st pittsburgh there's many welcoming the f family. there's also those that are demanding that the president demand hate speech first before coming down there. their early plans do include a visit to that neighborhood where 11 peoplend were shot a killed on saturday. >> i'm just going to pay my respectsth i'm going t hospital to see the officers and some of the people that were so badly hurt and i look forward to going. i would have done it even sooner, but i didn't want to disrupt any more than they already had disruptis. >> thisrip is designed to show the american people all of those grieving in pittsburgh. >> justin, thank you. stay with news 4 with continuing coverage from pittsburgh. we'll be following president trump's visit as well as showing you the victims and how they're being remembered and celebrad in our area. >> your time is 6:04. new details on the florida man accused of sending packages wi

let me read the tweet that ivanka trump tweeted. i strongly condemn the violent acts against the clintons, the obamas and others. there is no reason for this. that's where the president's daughter and senior advisor ivanka trump. a department of homeland security spokesperson, has been briefed on these suspicious packages, earlier jeff zelany was reporting that the president has been briefed on that. you're there outside the time-warner center, what else are you learning? >> reporter: hi, wolf, that's right, i'm at the other end of the block from where kate and poppy and jim are, 58th avenue. this is where we're expected to have a blesspresser in an hour,s gri briefing. mayor de blasio, members of the nypd and the fire department in new york. this is via my colleague mark morales. so that will be a briefing in about an hour in this vicinity. this part of the block is still shut down, you can see a number of nypd officials. we notice the containment truck is now gone. we continue to see bomb sniffing dogs, sniffing the vehicles on th

three at least he is very on presidential trump and the first lady as well as trump's daughter ivanka trump and her husband to reconsider or in pittsburgh right now. we also know that president today with the claim that he can defy the u.s. constitution and birth right citizenship what is the strategy behind this. well he clearly wants to fire up his face knowing that many of his supporters fluff his anti immigrant friends and he hopes that this strategy is going to pay off on election day but talking about this issue we have to say that it seems to be rather a political stunt and nothing more because this right was written into the constitution and it's very unlikely that could change this by only issuing an exact executive order you know that's true there was an interview with him yesterday saying that he could change the constitution by executive order which as you say alexandra now is not true or bureau chief in washington d.c. alexander phenomena as always always and thank you but here's some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world as thousands of central americ

moments ago the president, the first lady, ivanka trump and jared kushner boarded air force i. congressional leaders have declined a white house invitation to pittsburgh. president trump is said to visit six of the victims but they have opted not to see the president and instead healing with the community. kaitlan, any idea what the president will do when he lands? >> reporter: no. they just have a general block of time, three to four hours, that the president is scheduleding to in pischeduled ing to be in pittsburgh. we do know president trump wants to go to a nearby hospital and visit with the first responders, the police officers injured in this shooting here on saturday. that is certainly something he wants to do. we do know he's coming with the first lady, melania trump and we saw ivanka trump and jared kushner board the plane but they did not take any questions. the consensus is that this visit is ill timed. they've said if the families don't want them to come and the members don't want them to come, then the president should postpone this visit. the white house aides see

>> the firstaughter ivanka trump is also going to be joining us as well as his husband jared kuner. the couple is jewish. ivanka did convert, but that's something of a tender topic. some are welcoming the president and his family while others are asking that he first condemn hate speech. the first family is due to arrive in pittsburgh close to 4:00 this afternoon. the early plan for their visit do call for a visit to that squirrel hill neighborhood that's home of that tree of life synagogue where1 peopleere shot and killed on saturday. this as the first funerals for the victims are beginning today. the president did talk more about his visit monday night in a fox news interview. >> i'm just going to pay my respects. i'm also going to the hospital to see the officers and some of the people that were so badly hurt. and i really look forward togo g. i would have done it even sooner, but i didn't want to disrupt any more than they already had disruptions. >> the white house says this visit will also express the support of the american people grievingh those in pittsburgh. the first fami

he was also joined by prominent jewish members in his administration including his daughter, ivanka trump, his son-in-law jared kushner, and treasury secretary steve mnuchin. he went to light a candle in the synagogue and then laid stones from the white house as well as white roses outside of the synagogue. then he went to the hospital to visit those who were wounded in the shooting as well as some of the medical staff. during all of this there were protesters nearby, asking the president to denounce white nationalism. some of the protesters said they blame the president, his rhetoric, for the recent string of violence. they believe it's only created an environment for those predisposed to violence to act out. the white house pushed back on the notion saying that basically the media is to blame and saying the president wanted to go to pittsburgh to share in the grief with the nation in mourning following the shooting there. there have been many questions about why he chose to go now when those on the ground there, local officials, including the mayor, have asked him to wait. white house a

la vocera de la casa blanca reiterÓ que ivanka trump es judÍa. supremacistas blancos a cometer actos de barbarie. segÚn la organizaciÓn judÍa liga anti difamaciÓn los incidentes en contra de la comunidad judÍa a nivel nacional se han incrementado. sÓlo en el Último aÑo se han registrado alrededor del 60% mÁs de casos en contra de su comunidad. los ataques en contra de los niÑos judÍos aumentaron un 90%, dicen las estadÍsticas. mientras, quienes estÁn a su cuidado buscan alejarlos de cualquier peligro. >> en los Últimos dos dÍas hemos encontrado que la gente prefiere no tener miedo. prefieren entrar y sentir que esta es una extensiÓn de su hogar. blanca: segÚn la liga anti difamaciÓn son 2000 ataques considerados antisemitas en el Último aÑo y son mÁs a travÉs de las redes sociales. >> en 2017-2018 4.2 millones de referencias en redes sociales antisemitas. blanca: por eso dicen, el odio racial es una lucha de todos. jorge: el presidente trump dijo que se trata de una invasiÓn. claudia: 5200 militares llegaran a la frontera con mÉxico este fin de s

trump as well as the first lady accompanied by the president's daughter and son-in-law, jarred and ivanka trump bot of whom practices judyism. before leaving the president a first lady placed stones on each stou of david andan see that behind me here. in stones tradition, representing remembrance and respect. mr. trump is facing an uneasy welcome the commuty of squirrel hill where 11 worshippers were gunned down on saturday. this afternoon, there werpr esters near the synagogues announci the presidential visit e killing marked the deadliest anti-semitic incident in u.s. history, tom wolff pennsylvania said he based his ttsburgh on the day their on the lovees w brieeing democratic mayor decided first fs werelds un emo >> today is about the victim.he speech and he is not welcome in my synagogue and my cityo me. but today is not abouthim. no matter what. none of my days are about him. my days are about peace today. >> the white houseigorously pushingny back, a question that the s presidenttement positioned harborean any ti-semitic message, as for the alleged gunman, robert bowers facing more dean

ivanka trump took herself out of the running but the president keeps pushing her name. listen to this. >> president trump: i heard a lot of names. i heard ivanka. it has nothing to do with nepotism but people know that ivanka would be dynamite. i think she would be incredible. it doesn't mean i'd pick her you'd be accused of nepotism, though i don't think anyone is more dedicated in the world. >> ed: then ivanka tweeted i'm not interested, dad. then president said everyone wants ivanka trump to be the new u.n. ambassador but i hear chants of nepotism. we have great people that want the job. what is going on? >> this is the sort of the thing the president says a lot and praises his daughter saying she would make excellent this or that. she is already on the white house staff and they would have to get around the nepotism rules to make it happen in the first place. that strikes as the president's normal praise of his daughter. he did bring up there are the nepotism rules involved here. ivanka said she would not serve. she would you turn her father down. >> ed: but do you t

and ivanka trump today poured cold water over the idea that she would become the next u.n. ambassador. it's an honor to serve in the white house along with so many great colleagues in the president will nominate a formidable replacement for investor haley but that replacement will not be me. >> bret: in one quick thing that i hadn't seen in quite some time today, ask for any more questions and crickets are chirping. >> i had already asked six questions and was hot to get out of the oval office so that i could make the top of an 11:00 live shot, but that was kind of surprising. the sound of crickets after saying any more questions. many people along the florida panhandle were told to leave their homes tonight to get out of the way of hurricane michael. governors of florida, georgia and alabama, and, category three is a serious storm. president trump is urging residents to do what they are told. the latest track, good evening, adam. >> this is a major storm, a category three. when it makes landfall as a category three and will be the largest storm here in the atlantic basin a

ivanka trump, the multifile terms used against her. they care about is a stormy end kavanaugh. >> this is what the american people do know based on the first two years of this presidency. democrats have bragged this administration is much as they could through the mud, try to stymie whatever they could whatever progress the administration was making and they have not been successful at it. they haven't been accessible at these tactics. the tactics have gotten worse. what we have to say to ourselves is what with the next two years be like if the democrats do take the house? think about this, it would shut down the investigation that had actually exposed how corrupt the democratic national committee, the hillary clinton campaign, members of the fbi, senior levels of officials, the doj that would be shut down. we would be dealing with two years of democrats going after anything they can. >> sean: ronald reagan famously asked in 84 are you better off than you were four years ago -- is america better off? african-americans, hispanic america

heather: i know ivanka trump dismissed it on twitter. it's anybody's guess.hank you for joining us. we appreciate it. nikki haley's reason for leaving, that remains a mystery this morning. this morning. something fox news contributor and washington post columnist mark peason is actually refreshing in this administration. >> the interesting thing is we don't know what the reasons are for why she stepped down but let's say they were policy reasons, or policy disagreements of some kind, wouldn't it be refreshing the fact that we don't know, that she didn't go and leak them and publicly air her differences. i remember when the senior official wrote that infamous op ed in the new york times, she wrote a counter op ed in the washington post in which she said i'm also a senior official in the trump administration, i support him but we don't agree on everything. when i disagree with him, i talk ' pick up the phone and tell him. what a classy lady that she didn't air those disagreements in any way. heather: she said she is not running in 2020 and will support the pres

ivanka trump, the president seemed to distance himself from that idea. there's former deputy national security advisor, dena powell and rick grinnell. >> dena is certainly a person i would consider. she is under consideration. i've heard a lot of names. i've heard ivanka. i've heard how good would ivanka be. people that know, they know ivanka would be dynamite. >> there's always been talk about a possible presidential run down the line for nikki haley. she seemed to rule that out at least in the near term, saying she would be supporting president trump in 2020. rob and jillian. jillian: nikki haley blind-siding washington, bowing out as u.n. a ambassador. rob: who is in the running to replace her? morgan or t'tegas weighing in coming up next. harry's meeting clients... ...from far away. but they only see his wrinkles. if only harry used some... ...bounce, to dry. he would be a less wrinkly, winning guy. the full value oft wyour new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car repla

we know that jared kushner and ivanka trump are going to join the president as well as the first lady, melania trump. but last night, we were talking to officials about what this trip is going to look like. they said it was going to be an understated visit. we now know that the pittsburgh mayor's office, which they said the president should not come, he should delay his visit until these funerals are over and let the community mourn in the period between now and then, not just because of questions about the president's rhetoric but about logistical issues as well, about whether or not there are enough officers to not only handle the president's visit but also to be able to guard the funerals as well. those are the questions the white house is facing. and now we're seeing that the pittsburgh mayor's office is saying they did not know that the president was going to be coming here officially until sarah sanders announced it at that press briefing yesterday that they were going to come. they knew they answered it, they knew they talked about it. they advised them to stay away for at leas

the president and first lady travelled to pittsburgh today along with ivanka trump and jared kushner to pay respects to the victims of saturday's mass shooting at tree of life synagogue, laying stones and white roses upon of 11 stars of david markers outside. they then spent time with four wounded police officers and medical staff as well as a family member of one of the victims. that is peaceful protesters gathered to oppose the president's visit carrying signs saying things like words matter, and strength through unity. a white house official is telling cnn that there was talk about moving the visit to tomorrow or thursday but the optics of visiting pittsburgh on the same day as a campaign rally, well they weren't as ideal for them. so they moved it today. olivia is here, michael d'antonio, the author of "the truth about trump." the rabbi of the tree of life greeted president trump and the first lady. you can put that up at the synagogue this afternoon. other officials said no thanks. michael, why do you think trump insists ongoing today, insisted ongoing when apparently many peopl