wouldn't you know, just in time for the evening rush.and we'll see clouds overnight. another chance of shower activity early on thursday morning, once again during the morning rush. so we'll see a rather wet rush tomorrow evening and another one on thursday morning. that's actually another warm front. that raises the temperatures .during the afterno if we get sunshine here, we're going to be into the mid-60s. right now i've got u at2 on thursday. a few showers, again, early in the day. 62 degrees. the more sun we get, the warmer we get. 59 degrees on again, this is a little bit not representative of the day here, becoming rather wdy. that's the big thing, windy with falling temperatures. 60 whenhis, close to you wake up. by the time you're heading out to dinner, wind chills will be in the 20s and 30 os. th's talking abo real change here on friday. look what we get on saturday, a high of9 degrees. rather chilly conditions there. 42 on sunday. we watch another system move in monday into tuesday. this one is interesting storm. right now i l

they rushed the trial. a hot june summer day. they rushed that week to trial. the murder was committed on sunday. they had the trial by thursday, he was convicted and sentenced to death by friday. there really was something that happened rather quickly and in my mind carried out what the lynch mob could not do the night of the alleged crime. >> what does this tell you about our history? >> this tells me a lot about our history as far as the ethnic relations in the region and what can cause this ethnic tension and vioelence. historically, looking at this time you had politicians and , leaders of the states enact loyalty proclamations for mexicans, requiring that they carry this proclamation around with them, stating that they were to notify the authorities if they knew of any unscrupulous thatans living in the town be a threat to the state and the could possibly nation. this fear is something we can learn from this history, it is fear. xenophobia and the unknown of our neighbords. the stereotypes that were created of them and then perpetuated by the press that c

constant rush to judgment by people who should know better.e media accountable? what should be the punishment now that we hear these two guys are saying to the police they were paid money and even rehearsed it? >> we saw tmz jump the gun on this case. now we see where this alleged hate crime will cast doubt on other hate crimes that are legitimate. >> sean: what should happen to him and to the media groups that do this constantly and are wrong all the time? >> what you see is happening is their credibility is being destroyed. who said this is maga country. i nev heard a trump supporter say that. it's not like trump supporters are watched "empire" to even know who he s. there were so many holes in this case this begin with. i told people to wait until all of the fact come tout. and you have darryl sitting on national tv and saying this will hurt other occurrences. no it won't. >> sean: darryl? >> without question. it's not about me. seriously this guy has a serious issue for him to pay these guys $3500. >> did you take the bait? did you believe

, you know, hoax, the rush alive for two years.. this actor in chicago, all this going on, the media ran with it. just like obama ran with the cambridge police, ran with george zimmerman, so many others ran with ferguson, uva, duke lacrosse, baltimore, freddie gray, paul thinks hating trump. this is standard fare.e. none of this is objective. >> i don't think it is a perception. they cannot be objective. it's a shame what that young actor did. i can't believe hee did it. i actually like the show "empire. but to attack the president that way and claiming that these folks did this, no one did this to him. i thought early on when the police said, alleged or attacked, police never say thato when you have a victim who is injured. i became a bit suspicious then. now it is all coming out. some of his costars were a little hesitant to believe in his story when it happened. it's a complete double standards. could you ever see any reporter going anywhere, being nice to the president of united states? i mean, -- >> sean: no. >>. it's a clear

i am in no rush, there is no testing. as long as there is no testing, i am in no rush, if there is testing, that is another deal but there has been no testing. you look at the and of the obama administration, it was a disaster what was going on. you do not have that now, it is a different feeling. there is also -- always danger but people have a much different feeling. i hope that very positive things are going to happen, i think it will be a very exciting couple of days. thank you all very much. bernie sanders is running, that is right. first of all i think he missed his time. but i like bernie because he is he would agree on trade, i am being very tough on trade. the problem is he does not know what to do about it, we are doing something very spectacular on trade but i wish bernie well. it will be interesting to see how he does. , it maypened to bernie be was not so nice, he ran great four years ago and he was not treated with respect by clinton. i thought whatd, happened to bernie sanders four as itago was quite sad pe

i think she wasjust really horrified at the whole thing that it happened to the wind rush generation,t is a shame. it's terrible and saw those things that just make you feel like you need to, it's deeply shocking and her father came off the wind rush and her mother both had shocking experiences of racism, so many of then, and it wasn't until she was delving into writing small island that she found out some many of her parents experience that, they didn't really share that with her growing up stop so share that with her growing up stop so she grew up with a sense of denying her a jamaican heritage being slightly ashamed and embarrassed by it it was quite a walk towards consciousness that changed her. thank you so much for sharing your memories of her, thank you. the headlines on bbc news... president trump confirms he will invoke emergency powers to pay for a border wall with mexico. the family of the british teenager shameema begum, who ran away to join the islamic state and now wants to come home to have her baby — call on the government to help her return to the uk as quickly as pos

here's my question, rush.ou like what president trump is doing and you didn't like what president obama was doing, but that's the concern here, is that to the degree that you give the president more and more powers, yes, you're going to get some things, executive powers from one president you like, but you're going to get executive powers from another president that you don't like. >> you may look at it that way, i don't. i look at it right and wrong. and what obama was doing was furthering this existing problem in a -- he was politicizing this using whatever executive powers he wanted to use. yes, i objected to that but primarily because of what he was doing with these executive powers. he was taking action that i deemed to be harmful to the country. i look at what trump is doing as something he has to do because he's not getting any cooperation whatsoever -- both parties, chris, let's be honest here. both parties have people that are still trying to get rid of donald trump. i read bill, this spending bill. t

here is rush limbaugh and trump. >> rush limbaugh, i think he is a great guy. he's got one of the biggest audiences in the history of the world. i mean, this guy is unbelievable. they don't decide policy. >> but i don't make policy. it's just another effort to continue to try to diminish the president, diminish trump as somebody that doesn't know what he is doing. there isn't anybody doing what i do that has a thing to do with actually making policy for this president. >> i mean, the problem for the president is he's, you know, a one-note band. he always plays to his base, but at the end of the day, he is not in the middle of a republican primary election right now. see supposed to be governing. >> a one-note band or more embarrassingly milli vanilli and he is performing these songs? >> it's before my time, ari. >> tal, can i fill you in for the milli vanilli? >> i'm here for you. i think rush limbaugh is being a little glib here. does anyone think that he is sitting in the west wing, scribbling on a piece of paper, coming up with policy ideas? no. but that's n

. >> i am in no rush.we don't want the test ban, we've -- we've developed something very special with respect to that. but i just want to say i have great respect for chairman kim and i have great respect for this country. >> glor: earlier today, half a world away, the president's former lawyer said he broke the law while in office. michael cohen has pled guilty to lying to congress in the past. there you have it. the future of nuclear weapons and sensational criminal allegations colliding on one unprecedented day. we will break down both of these stories in full. we begin here with major garrett with late news on this summit. major glrp the president said once speed was not top priority here in hanoi, he was in no rush to receive north korean denuclearization. he believed in his gut that the summit would produce a, quote, good result. many likely outcomes here in hanoi but the north korean state media in a rare statement of presummit optimism, comprehensive and mirveg results right here and that suggests

they continually rush to judgment. it's always guilt by accusation. only if you are a republican or a conservative. pushing blatantly false stories, conspiracy theories. impugning the character of millions of americans and even teenagers who may wear a maga hat to push their favorite narrative every second, minute, hour of every 24-hour day every week, month, year. trump's evil, supporters are evil. and they are morally superior. this is why fake victimhood is on the rise. now, attention seeking trump haters know that they will garner sympathy almost immediately and fame from the media. it advances their narrative all while impugning the narrative of trump supporter notice process. we see hoax after hoax after hoax very little reporting on it racist graffiti on bailing at eastern michigan university staged by a former student. a woman in new york saying that oh a group of pro-trump teens vandalized her car while yelling trump 2016. turned out vandalized own car. homophobe biblical slurs spray painted on the side of indiana church by the church organ p

for the rush as well.d then they come crashing down friday and into the weekend. we'll have the latest for you. >>> and we begin with the political crisis that continues to roil the commonwealth of virginia. >> referring to thi today as a grifecta of trouble. all of it unfoldver the last five days starting with virginia governor ralph northam isand the dvery of that racist photograph in his medical school yearbook. > today a new call for his resignation from next door as maryland's governor urges him to step down. in the meantime the woman who's accusing lieutenant governor stin fairfax of assault stepping forward, releasing a lengthy statement with graphic details of that alleged ntack. >> and top of it all, today's revelation from the state's attorney general mark herring and his admission while he was a student at uva, he put on blackface. >> julie careyus joins and once again in richmond where lawmakers must be just stunned, julie. >> reporter: i wonder if this is real both a political and personal cri

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when that caravan rushed the border.stopped that caravan, the existing barrier and men and women in green. that's what our president -- >> sean: then they were accuse of gassing children. >> our president has asked for barriers men and women in green. dems are offering technology. technology doesn't protect people. you need a barrier. >> sean: we will run that tape. get more of these stories.s. 10,000 a year, children, brought to this country and sex trafficked. >> and they want a wall. the kids we rescue, please, build a wall it pushes us into the ports and saves us. >> they are caught between the ports of entry, not in the ports. >> sean: trey gowdy on a huge story regarding mueller,le his team. catherine herridge also full report as we continue fromom the swamp, washington, d.c. ♪ i'm off to college. i'm worried about my parents' retirement. don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... dealing with today's expenses... while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they'll be okay? i think they'

i don't always agree with rush limbaugh but he couldn't be more right here. the president should declare a national emergency because it is and let the democrats argue it is not. talk about why they don't want to secure the border and we do. it is a great issue for 2019-2020. a legitimate national security issue and we would the idiot is republicans not to support donald trump to try to build this wall any way he can legally and he has the authority as president to declare a national emergency, money is available to them in the current budget to move around and help build the wall. we would be stupid as a party not to stand behind him. can't think of a better issue than this. shannon: we will see is this plays out in coming days whether it gets to the president's desk to see where the money comes from, great to have you with us. this is a fox news alert, a federal judge ruling donald trump's former campaign chairman, paul manafort intentionally lied to investigators, special counsel prosecutors are on the record saying this goes to the heart of the mueller pr

but i'm in no rush. there is no testing. as long as there is no testing, i'm in no rush. if there is testing, that's another deal. there has been no testing. if you look at the end of the obama administration, it was a disaster what was going on. you don't have that right now. it's a much different feeling. there is always danger, but i think people have a much different feeling. so i hope that very positive things are going to happen. i think it will be a very exciting couple of days. thank you all very much. >> reporter: mr. president -- >> oh, bernie sanders is running. oh, that's right. personally, i think he missed his time, but i like bernie because he is one person that you know on trade, he sort of would agree on trade, i'm being very tough on trade. the problem is, he doesn't know what to do about it. we're doing something very spectacular on trade. but i wish bernie well. it will be interesting to see how he does. i think what happened to bernie maybe was not so nice. i think he was taken advantage of. he ran great four years ago. and he was not treated with res

we all need to evaluate pattern of behavior rather than rushing to judgment. for goodness sake, what we've reached a point where white tennis shoes are considered racist, maybe it's time to reconsider the shifting standards of the pc puritans. that is the angle. joining me now withc reaction conservative filmmaker, nationa spokesman for the congress of racial equality and, but start with you. are we already over the tipping. here of what is and what is not racist with this issue, the other. >> there is a political correct reign of terror that's going to end up terrorizing us all. aod good friend and a fox news contributor wrote in her book that if everything is racist, the nothingness. the problem is, they want to give tribute to michael jackson on rapper by trent gillislee alexey and campaigning with the historic racism that black americans had to dealla with ov the centuries, actually minimizes and actually belittle the real history and what has happened to african-americans. i think we need to take a deep breath. are you going to go to whoopi goldberg and t

they had easy access to the tape, but the medium mob, they chose to rush to judgment, and vilify and destroy the reputation of a 16-year-old kid and others. after all, he is wearing a red let's make america great again hat, and attending oh, he is pro-life, in march for life rally, which according to so many in the media is a vile, bigoted act. watch this. >> it has become an invitation for confrontation, some refer to the hat as a modern-day version of the confederate battle flag. >> the hat in some ways represents for many of us a kind of racial animus. >> the maga hat carries a certain connotation that provokes a conditioned reaction for many people. especially from marginalized people. >> think about the symbol of the red hat, when i see them make america great again hat, chris, i am triggered. >> sean: nicholas sandmann's public persecution was widespread, all on the various almost all liberal media outlets, but "the washington post," they were one of the ones that led the way. and the suit affirms that. a38 page brutal takedown. the post bullied an innocent child with an absolu

you can see the water rushing through there. the uvas dam all of the water that comes rushing out of there flows into this creek and to give you an idea of the reservoir's capacity, according to valley water.org, the surface area is 288 acres, so it gives you a good idea of how much rain that we've had, we've had storm after storm after storm and i know we're tracking even more rain through tonight so if we could pop up om video this is from last night. we had crews monitoring as you know this creek runs through people's neighborhoods, there's homes right on the left and right of this, we were driving around nearby, there's a camp site nearby and that brings worry. the uvas reservoir is at 101% of capacity. the lexington reservoir is at 75%, vasona 85% and monitoring two more inches of rainfall to fall here at least through tomorrow so that will bump up the water rushing but at least for now seems like we'll be okay in terms of this leveling off over the water. we'll keep a close eye. kari, back to you. >> thank you for monitori

what if they decide to rush an open section of the border? they rush across the border. what do we do then? what happens under that scenario? i don't want anybody on either side getting hurt here. >> nobody does. what you would have there is a preventible conflict which nobody wants. use nancy pelosi's own words. cost benefit analysis? has she done one or talked to the experts on the ground where they constructed walls? they have seen dramatic reductions in illegal immigrants and drug trafficking. she is making that up because they hava hatred for donald tru trump. >> sean: the party of late term abortion and open borders and high taxes and socialism and crime. they don't seem to care. for nancy pelosi not to meet angel moms and dads, that's unforgivible. >> i get it. >> sean: go ahead. >> i think that when -- i been following the trial of el-chappa going on in brooklyn. he gets drugs in here through tunnels and drones and helicopters and submersibles. a wall won't stop that. >> [overlapping talking]. >> it will stop -- >> sean: i want to do all of the above. what if 12,

bottom line, there was a rush to judgment. that we don't make the opposite rush to justice and make the worst. his lawyers still say he's a victim of a hate crime. we need to hear more from him and his side of the story. right now it's still a mystery and to so many viewers, it's incredibly frustrating because if he did make this up, it boggles the mind, it really does. >> brian, we always appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks. >>> lawmakers say facebook knowingly and intentionally violated laws calling the social media giant digital gangsters. n. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my moderate to severe i ulcerative colitis.ing but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor

the heavier totals, rushing river at 2.41. custody arrow, 2. there is been good rainfall to the north. as you can see, santa rosa and lakeport, ross, it is all to the north. santa cruz mountains will make up time later as the system sags to the south. oakland has a third of an inch. san jose has .01. it may take a while to get things going. the rainfall rate and intensity is picking up. 2 to 8 in isolated areas. flash flood watches are out with a high wind warning until the morning. a winter storm warning in the sierra. disgusting 35 to 40 miles per hour. we are dealing with a secondary pulse later tonight. a cold system drops in on friday . snow goes up and down. we have these for that temperatures. you may get mid 60s. other areas to the north are stuck in the 50s. there is a lot of rain and a focus continues to be areas to the north and it slides to the south. it looks about a couple of inches for everybody. 50s and 60s for the temps with heavy wind and rain until friday. go beat some brakes but it will be colder.>>> did you watch the warrio

there was a rush to judgment, but he read an interesting piece that dr.ason nichols, who was frequently on your show, wrote. about how they want to believe these people. al sharpton played a role on that. the reason for that is because of how feasible it is that something like this could happen because of the way society is structured. and the incidences of these crimes. >> harris: can i jump in for a second? i know dr. nichols from "outnumbered overtime." he is always really interesting when he makes a point. i would say this -- i am a person of color who did not jump to believe. i saw a red flag from the beginning, from a journalistic standpoint. which is different than sometimes looking at something and opening -- >> jessica: giving the benefit of the doubt. >> harris: flowering your heart to a situation just because you share some categories of likeness. that's not what happened. that's not what happened with me and many other people who look like me who happen to be in the business of journalism. we looked at this, and there were some inconsistencies

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she went out to the gold rush and got into all sorts of businesses out there. extremely savvy having grown up sort of in nantucket this was analogous to new bedford during the boom we all read about in moby dick. she kind of grew up in this booming towns and she's really savvy when she went out to the west coast during the gold rush and she got into moneylending, hospitality, laundries, all sorts of businesses that were needed and she made a lot of money doing it. she gave john brown about $50,000. i don't remember where exactly, but it's in the high six figur figures. >> i didn't mean to take you off track i was just curious. >> she gave him a lot of money which is a controversial thing to do. there was a group of white men who gave him money and they were fearful for their life, one of them actually had to leave the country, so giving john brown money was a pretty dangerous thing. of course robert reed church who i mentioned was born a slave and ended up escaping. he ends up going to memphis and becoming a, you know, basically a jack of all trades but his mai

when that caravan rushed the border.stopped that caravan, the existing barrier and men and women in green. that's what our president. >> sean: then they were accuse of gassing children. >> our president has asked for barriers men and women in green. technology doesn't protect people. you need a barrier. >> sean: we will run that tape. get more of these stories. 10,000 a year children brought to this country and sex trafficked. >> and they want a wall. the kids we rescue please build a wall it pushes us into the ports and saves us. >> they are caught between the ports of entry not in the ports. >> sean: trey gowdy on a huge story regarding mueller, his team. catherine herridge also full report as we continue from the swamp washington, d.c. ♪ ♪ (vo) we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a few years old or dinosaur old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a

my fear is that some people were willing to rush to judgment one way and hopefully we don't rush to judgment the other way. we know the police has a history of -- >> i just want to hold space for grace and redemption and forgiveness. at some point this young man will have to come forward and say something to somebody. i believe in atonement. and i believe in space for forgiveness. and you know i say that with trump supporters. in this space in particular, the level of pain if what is being alleged is true, the level of pain that you have to be in to do something like this is significant. i want to hear his full story, too. >> thank you for being here. >>> coming up for us, there is a lot of other news happening today. roger stone is getting ready to appear back in court. could a controversial instagram post be about to put him behind bars. >>> dreaming of a way to kill every last person on earth, chilling words from a coast guard officer accused of planning a mass terror attack. the huge arsenal that police found and his high profile hit list. we'll be right back. if i built a van, it would

my moan is i'm fine -- >> that's called rush to just a minute. >> to this is not rush to judgm. i'm fine with an investigation taking please, what i'm not fine is the media thinks this is a big enough story we have to get minute by minute coverage. leo,ed in the wake of the covington boy's scandal where we saw a kid in a maga hat who was charged with racism and now they've been totally cleared and exonerated in an end investigation this week and many people whoek attacked them had o amillion million tojies, it n he same ring to it with nothing substantiate it except this actor's word. nancy pelosi and harris came out with tweets. did they rush to judgment? >> absolutely. this is my point. you let an investigation take place and then you reach conclusions. this investigation is still on-going. there are troubling aspectsti about it that need to be further developed. why won't he give the records so we can see who he was calling to and hear it simultaneously? >> leo, i agree with you. all of the facts are not in here yet. >> they're not. thank you.u. >> injuries are real. >> this

do thinkhe morning rush is going to be a problem because of the snow. the afternoon rush because of the rain and the ice. >> afternoon hours, snow heavy inpots during the afternoon hours. really looking northwest of the beltway foreally impressive ice concerns. >> the storm system makinwa its our way. you can already see the snow moving in. the atmosphere at the surface very dry. it's going to take a lot of time to actually moisten the atmosphere so it does reach the ground. snowing down in roanoke. for us, coming in a little bit later on some of the computer models. here it is 6:00 a.m., still not in the district. earlier it was looki like maybe 5:00 a.m. some of that ting snow as it comes on in. by 7:00, 8:00, and comg down heavily by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, by 11:00, switching down to the uth and possibly farther north here. that's what we're watching pep when does that changeove happen? that's what we've been talking about for days. by 1:30, you notice moste of area now over to ice. let's talk about how much snow we t, really through about noon tomorrow.

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he is in no rush, he just wants to do the right deal. >> let's bring in stephen engle. he's our man on the ground. are those two things the right deal? to push the north koreans to reduce their nuclear arsenal, are those two things one in the same? >> you know. this is probably the root of why the white house has said that we built up expectations too high. this is dismantling years and years of distressed -- distressed. it's not going to come undone overnight unless it goes undone badly. you have to take this cautiously and slowly. that's perhaps where this trust building is happening between donald trump and kim jong-un. strainingening, i was hard to hear every single word. donald trump saying he thinks cam for stopping those missile tests. waslast tests we got september of 2017. that was about 1.5 years now without a missile test. that is a step by the north koreans to help build trust and offerthe united states to some relief in those sanctions or some other sort of concession. it goes both ways as well. donald trump has agreed now twice on the global stage to meet

joining -- rush that border. joining us tonight, a member of the house freedom caucus.reat to have you with us, and let's start with the deployment of troops to eagle pass to secure the border. your thoughts, is the president doing enough here? if -- is congress doing enough to support the president in building the wall? >> well, i totally support the president. we need border security which is national security. coming from arizona, i know this firsthand. i've gone to the border a number of times, and when nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say that this is a manufactured crisis, they are totally wrong. this is a real crisis, it's a humanitarian crisis, it's a security crisis, and congress -- it is up to congress to fix it. if i mean, these -- lou: well, how are you going to do that? you're in the minority. [laughter] how are you going to do that? i've watched a congressional majority ruled by the august leader, speaker paul ryan, who was nothing more than a subversive acting against the president of the united states throughout his term. and it's just absurd for the repub

the rush to judge a specific group.was the covington kids and in this case it was racists. half of that is gone. it's not racist. that part of the piece is gone. the media will adjust their narrative without admitting their error. they won't say, oops we were wrong. maybe it's just a homophobic attack. they ignore the fact they were wrong on that as well as attributing this to an atmosphere that encourages hostility. this is happening in trump's america even in it's a strange story with period holes. it's about surging hostility and smearing trump and trump values. modern-day lynching were the words used. a lot of this happened in the beginning in the rush it judgmeto judgment. there is something else going on here. i don't want to believe he planned. it i don't believe anybody would be sick enough to risk a race war to keep his job on a tv show. it's extremely strange. it's the media in my mind that is at fault about this. they created an atmosphere that makes it quick to judge anybody. assumptions are this is the type