. >> reporter: now more than a year later, cobb county lieutenant greg abbott is charged with making those statements as he stood alongside a woman's car during a dui traffic stop in july of 2016. mike register explaining that he and his staff looked at the video this past friday. >> i've known lieutenant abbott, and i've perceived him to honorable man. i doesn't knn't know what's in heart, but i know what came out of his mouth. >> reporter: he was meetly put on administrative duties. >> we don't kill black people, right? >> reporter: register says an internal review of the incident report purports -- >> lieutenant abbott was attempting to use that kind of dialog from a sarcastic standpoint as also as a tool to certainly address the situation as he perceived it at that time. >> reporter: abbott's attorney adding he was attempting to de-escalate a situation involving an uncooperative passenger. the driver's attorney shocked by what he heard. >> i can see how he was frustrated and responded with this sarcasm. but it's still unacceptable. like it just makes you cringe when you hear it.

that's when abbott told her, we only kill black people.abbott told authorities he only made that comment because he was trying to deescalate the situation. but the police chief said the comments are unacceptable in any situation. >> the statements were inexcusable and inappropriate. and they're not indicative of the values that i'm trying to instill within the cobb county police department, and i believe that the county holds. >> the chief recommended that lieutenant abbott be fired. the "washington post" is reporting this morning that abbott is resigning because of the scandal. abbott is a 28-year veteran of the force. >>> parents in one bay area school believe that administrators are not doing enough to put a stop to bullying. >> nbc bay area cheryl hurd reports that it all started with a phone call and a meeting in the parking lot. >> reporter: so much of a problem that parents responding to a social media message came to the brittain middle school parking lot to talk about. last year milldred's grandson didn't attend his last week of s

i think governor abbott did quite a good thing.the dual command authorities, which gave him the civil/military control, working with the department of defense of the national guard forces, not just texas national guard, also new york, south carolina, utah, among others. those were some of the lessons we had. people talking about the use of military forces in civilian missions, but these are all part of the authorities that are required for joint command and control. >> sandra: i mean, a storm like this, and the disaster that we have seen from this, captain wells, is unprecedented. we have never seen something like this in the history of this country, as far as the flooding levels and impact harvey has had on those down in texas, and the louisiana area. the president will be traveling with the first lady back to that region. how does the military prepare for something we've never seen before? >> well, it's part of the mission set for quite a different group of forces. u.s. army, u.s. air force, the coast guard as well, national guar

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coming up this morning, greg abbott will be joining us, the ceo of my pillow, mike lindell, senior strategist steve cortez and louisiana congressman clay higgins. you don't want to miss any of those. and the president has pledged $1 million of his own money to the relief efforts. >> amazing how much has been done in houston. we have been focusing on water and the focuss inundated and getting out, that has been going on, getting these homes and there are numerous homes,

greg abbott made the statement to a woman during a traffic remember, we only kill black people.ah, we only kill black people. right? >> the police chief says abbott will be fired. >> no matter what context you try to take those comments in, the statements were inexcusable and inappropriate. and they're not indicative of the values that i'm trying to instill within the cobb county police department. >> the incident took place last year, but the police department says the chief received the dashboard video last week. abbott had been on the force for 28 years. >>> the mull way key journal sentinel says controversial sheriff david clark has resigned. a vocal supporter, president trump, clark resigned without explanation yesterday. he was a favorite of conservatives but faced lawsuits and criticism over how he ran the milwaukee county jail. he's expected to take a job many the trump administration. >>> and usa today reports on how bakers trapped in a houston bakery during hurricane harvey made thousands of loaves of bread. if two straight days seven employees baked bread. they also d

abbott made that remark during a traffic stop when a white passenger said she was afraid to move herands. >> i don't want to put my hands down. i'm really sorry -- >> you are just -- >> no, no, no, i've just seen way too many videos of cops. >> but you're not black. remember, we only kill black people. yeah, we only kill black people, right? all the videos you've seen have you seen white people get killed. >> no matter what context you try to take those comments in, the statements were inexcusable and inappropriate. and they're not indicative of the values that i'm trying to instill within the cobb county police department and that i believe the county holes. >> abbott spent nearly 30 years his lawyer says he was just trying to calm down that person he was speaking to. it's still not clear how his announcement of retirement will affect his termination. >>> vice president mike pence is expressing confidence in the president's pending decision on so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers, undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. he said the president will make the determination with, quo

the governor of that state, greg abbott.nd then flooding continues to keep thousands from their homes and victims of harvey brace for aid. speak up we signed it and now it's going to rate hopefully very quick process. >> chris: congressmen get ready to debate a huge factor. we will ask steve mnuchin what it means for a big september agenda, taking two keeping the government open, raising the debt limit, and the push for tax reform. plus, president trump will announce the decision on dhaka on tuesday. we will ask our sunday panel what will happen to the dreamers, all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. north korea has conducted its most powerful nuclear test today. it claims to have exploded a hydrogen bomb, much more powerful than the five atomic bombs it has tested since 2006. in a moment, we will have a exclusive interview with stephen nguyen, a member of the president's national security council. but first let's bring in john roberts with the latest.

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governor abbott proving to be a real partner for the president. we'll take a piston president trump strong leadership with ed rollins. president trump blasting derrig system after claims that james comey exonerated hillary clinton before even interview. david: the house speaker paul ryan is once again undermining president trump. the white house says the president will announce a decision to stand with it to and daca and obama era policy that protects children from illegal immigrants but in a radio interview today ryan curse the president to keep the program saying it's something congress should fix. more in the future of doc and other issues regarding the white house right now we are joined by ed rollins who served in prepresidential restrictions to chief political adviser to the house republican leadership, 15, ed rollins. what is the paul ryan? this is an obama era program that republican governors don't like and are going to take the federal government to court over judges have declared or program similar to what was illegal. why is paul ryan

governor abbott proving to be a real partner for the president. we'll take a piston president trump strong leadership with ed rollins. president trump blasting derrig system after claims that james comey exonerated hillary clinton comey exonerated hillary clinton before even interview. americans are the most generous people on the planet. it's part of america's spirit. it's what makes our country so great. right now there are millions of people in africa who are going without food young children are the worst off. the un is calling it the largest humanitarian crisis since 1945. for the first time a group of american aid organizations are joining together to raise money, awareness and hope for those who are suffering. this is a country of compassion it's a place where we help because it's the right thing to do. it's in that spirit that we're asking you to step up and support the global emergency response coalition's efforts. support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today. david: the house speaker

storm and i we have governor greg abbott. please welcome doctor "fox news sunday". -- we could go from neighborhood to neighborhood to see how all of these homes are digging out of pulling everything out of the house. she rock, flooring etc. now we get into the long process. this is where we come to the part where congress plays a role. the president committed and is asking for more than $7 billion as a down payment on this. in the meantime this is a step up to help texas rebuilder miike snow the texans themselves and people across the country are helping us do that through a fund that we have run by the state of texas called rebuild tx.org. >> chris: before we get to congress and that is certainly an important part of the equation. how toxic are the floodwaters that are still around? how serious is the pollution and perhaps toxic pollution from some of these chemical plants? and will it be a continuing health hazard? >> chris, in any type of flood, especially any type of hurricane-based flood, there will be issues about cont

i think -- let's talk first of all about governor abbott. night and day the difference in texas and the response as opposed to the bad situation and bad response in louisiana after katrina. when you had mayor nagin and governor blanco and the gang that couldn't shoot straight. governor abbott in texas and local officials in texas have seen much more effective. this is just the early stages. we'll be talk about this weeks and months from now. but they've done well. president trump the same. some critics who won't be happy with anything this president does say, well, he should have been more empathetic wednesday. what shoes did his wife wear. you know, he has been and, you know, tom bossert there, the head of fema, they seemed to have been on top of this and few complaints. a huge storm. nobody can get a full handle on it to the degree that it's possible to have done it beforehand and planning and in early response, they seem to have done a good job. so far you have to say more than passing grades for the president and his administration. >> y

on the ground with governor greg abbott. from the white house to your house, we take on the moments that matter, "this week." >>> good morning. we are here in houston, texas, covering that disastrous flood. you can see the debris behind me. a major domestic crisis. we'll get to all of that. but first, a major international crisis breaking overnight. just before midnight, u.s. authorities detected an earthquake in north korea. an hour later, the government of south korea said it was caused by an underground nuclear test. 2:35 a.m., north korea made it official. saying it had tested a hydrogen bomb. a bomb designed to be carried on an inter continental ballistic missile. this is the sixth time north korea has set off an underground nuclear device and the first such test since donald trump took office. according to japanese authorities, the test bomb was the strongest yet. four to five times as big as the bomb dropped on nagasaki in 1945. adding to the alarm, on saturday, north korea put out this photo. what they claim to be a

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, thank you very much forjoining us diane abbott on bbc breakfast, good morning. start, we saw some pictures yesterday, coverage of jeremy start, we saw some pictures yesterday, coverage ofjeremy corbyn talking to grass—roots members, cheers ofjeremy corbyn's name, he is very popular amongst those attending the rally. can you tell us how united the party is itself. we have been reporting on some friction between main members. actually, this is one of the most positive and united labour conference i can remember and i have been to a few. we've got 7,000 delegates all together. tens of thousands of visitors and on the back of a general election which up ended expectation, there is an enormous amount of unity. we have seen an open letter from 30 figures in, senior figures, open letter from 30 figures in, seniorfigures, an open letter from 30 figures in, senior figures, an open open letter from 30 figures in, seniorfigures, an open letter written by them to keep britain in the single market, urging jeremy corbyn to keep britain in the single market after brexit. is th

president-- governor abbott coming out. and you've seen governor abbott sort of around the clock.lizabeth: right. leland: it's unclear the last time he slept since last friday when the storm began, but he met president trump and was with him on tuesday, down in corpus christi and also with the vice-president and declared tomorrow a national day of prayer by the president and also by the texas governor there. to see, perhaps, if he comes up to the cameras. in the past, sometimes he's been willing to give a quick interview. if he talks to anybody, we'll go back live and hear what the governor has to say and the governor has given the president, so far, an a-plus on this one, so-- >> and this isn't obviously his first visit to texas. we watched him visit corpus christi on tuesday. some people wanted him to meet with survivors and get a little closser to the disaster area, which was impossible to do on tuesday as folks were still getting evacuated from their homes at that point. now, this is an opportunity for the president to meet some of those survivors and show more empathy. every

greg abbott and his government, rick scott and his. it has to be uplifting to those who have taken a gut shot here by these in dealing with these two storms having to fight through it all. so that's a wonderful thing to watch for all of america to see and experience. i want to turn, too, to 9/11. and this somber disper iting anniversary. i know some can make it seem otherwise for me, it remains an infuriating remind defend all that we haven't done in 16 years. further sacrifice of the lives we lost on september 11 and war that's been carried out against radical is lambists. the president make it clear this planet no matter how large, there will be no sanctuary for those who intends this country and indeed western civilization to both harm and destruction. kellyanne: this is a president who won in large part because he is tough on take terrorism. hillary clinton referred to them as our quotes determined enemies. donald trump mass always been willing to call them who are who they are and he remained vigilant as commander-in-chief. his du

but i want to make sure that you don't leave here empty handed today. >> governor abbott calf gave aping for more than $91 million. harris count that came from fema. >> passing hurricane debt ceiling bill and how it all went down everybody wonder physical we see more bipartisanship in washington. chuck shumer and nancy pelosi who he called incompetent. whipping gop efforts to reduce spending and cut debt ceiling by end of year. >> is this one time things or something we'll see the president doing more of. i think the goal is to have bipartisan efforts and certainly legislation where you have republicans and democrats both working towards it. that was something that the president talked about during the campaign. and certainly something that i think the american people expect and one of the reasons they voted for him and i certainly would expect to continue to see that. >> the press secretary also said the white house is less focused on what makes congress happy and more on what is good for the countries we'll be paying attention as things going on. >> let's mrav on on the final five.

governor abbott says 440,000 people have registered for fema assistance.orpus christi ship channel is back open. the energy secretary says approving up to 4.5 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve will help ease any fuel crunch. that did help do something we haven't seen in a week. gasoline futures closing down today 2%. that is the first drop we've seen in nine sessions. the retail gas situation does show a speak. we are up 17 cents a gallon in the last week alone. now we go to rich in texas where the rescues are underway. chris? >> we're about 40 miles southwest of texas. what you see now is an active rescue. they've been called in from flooding by the colorado river. this is the board coming in. troy nehls called in the board. there's about 12 houses that have people that need rescuing and we're told that they have 60 dogs because a woman had a shelter here and people would pay to send their dogs here. now she's stuck with all of these dogs. we're not sure exactly what the border patrol plans to do. we just arrived. sheriff, can we

the woman in the video who is white told lieutenant greg abbott she was afraid to reach for her cellse is not reassuring. during a traffic stop lieutenant greg abbott can be heard telling the woman to call the person picking her up because she's being arrested and take on the jail. >> get your phone, it's your lap right there. >> i want to put my hands down. no. no. i've seen way too many videos of cops. >> but you're not black. remember, we only kill black people. yeah, we only kill black people, right. >> reporter: abbott's lawyer said in a statement that the 27-year police veteran was attempting to de-escalate the situation after the woman said she was afraid to retrieve her cell phone. he said abbot's comments must be observed in their totality to understand their context. >> no matter what context you try to take those comments in, the statements were inexcusable and inappropriate. >> reporter: yesterday police chief mike register, who was not chief at the time the video was taken, says the department has opened an internal investigation. >> i don't know what's in his heart but

listen what greg abbott said to a woman last summer. >> you're not black. remember, we only kill black people, right? all the videos you've seen, have you seen black people get killed? you have. >> the while fell female -- female driver was scared to move her hands and that's when the offer assured her she wouldn't be hurt. >> no matter what context you try to take the comments in, the statements were inexcusable and inappropriate. >> in a statement, the lawyer for the lieutenant said his comments were meant to quote, deescalate a situation involving an uncooperative passenger. abbott has been on the police force for 28-years. >>> 4:16 is the time now. let check in with sal. it's friday. i'm sure it's a spare the air alert day because the air quality is horrible. maybe that means fewer cars on the road. >> i'm the guy who barbecues everything so i won't be barbecuing. >> we had salad last night because you can't turn on the oven when you don't have air conditioning. you can't barbecue. >> those are things you can do if you cannot drive. if you're driving fr

we see governor greg abbott of texas there awaiting his arrival. these are also it looks like red cross helicopters. we certainly saw one there assisting in the relief effort, something i'm sure the president will be taking a look at with the first lady as they touch down there at ellington field. they are going to be making a tour in that area, probably looking at a lot of the logistics and support that is being used to deliver the necessary goods and services to the beleaguered people there in the houston area. ellington field is not far from houston. that will be his primary stop within the state of texas today and moving on again to lake charles, louisiana, a bit later on today. he's expected to participate in a visit at a hurricane relief center. in addition he'll be talking with officials from the texas delegation, i'm certain listening to their concerns both short term and long term. that is a lot of what people are wondering. we think -- they may think we can get short term help, but for many of these people as stated by the governor of tex

he emulates the pitching style o former major leaguer jim abbott. >> abbott only had one hand. he threw before sliding his glove on to his left hand. he received a care package from the giants. >> that is sweet. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> for spencer christian, michael finney >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the new hurricane threat. a state of emergency already declared in florida tonight. hurricane irma now just upgraded to a category 4. several states could be hit. 130-mile-per-hour winds already. ginger zee standing by with the new track just in. >>> also developing tonight, north korea's most powerful nuclear test yet. more powerful than either bomb dropped by the u.s. in world war ii. and this evening, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. saying north korea is, quote, begging for war. >>> hurricane harvey. the newest evacuations. water released from reservoirs, leaving homes underwater. what now for the 85% of residents with no flood insurance? >>> the images coming in at this hour.

the video shows that officer lieutenant greg abbott pulling over a woman for a traffic stop.an who was white said she was scared to move her hands because of recent police shootings and that's when abbott assured her she would not be harmed. harmed. people, right? all the videos you've seen have you seen black people get killed? you have. >> no matter what context you try to take those comments in, the statements are inexcusable and inappropriate. >> in a statement abbott's attorney said the comments were meant to "deescalate a situation involving an uncooperative passenger." the cobb county police chief is recommending that abbott be terminated. >> for the second time officials in northern virginia are canceling a planned civil war reenactment. comes in the wake of the deadly protests at the white supremacist rally in charlottesville. it was scheduled for september 3rd at sully historic site. the decision follows one by the city of manassas to its civil war weekend. >> amazon hit with a lawsuit. a couple claimed the solar eclipse glasses damaged their eyes. amazon issued a r

so, he's going to deal with this in his own way and if you talk to local officials, governor abbott, everybody has said that this has been a great response from washington. and they've been very proud of working with d.c. on this and therefore, it's all good for me. if you look at the tapes and look at meetings, trump has had, he's engaged and talking with local officials and help. >> scott made a point. 's not a politician. when you respond to a crisis and natural disaster, there is a fine line. you have to show empathy and get yourself involved, but you don't want to look too-- there's just a certain way you have to seem. it's a hard thing to do and he's an outsider to politics, do you think he's doing a good job? >> you know, lauren, the media can criticize president trump all they want. it's not going to put a roof over the heads of thousands of families that have been displaced in texas. it's not a rallying cry. at the end of the day, look, these families are struggling right now and he's going to be judged based on leadership, not in the relief effort, but the recovery and how

waiting the white house press briefing and want to listen into texas governor abbott giving an update on the situation in texas. >> 42,399 in shelters. of those amount, 6,000 are in state parks. in addition to that, our great friend and neighbor louisiana has about 3,000 texans in shelters. and i want to express my deep gratitude to louisiana and to the governor of louisiana for helping with search and rescue missions, helping to save the lives of texans and express my gratitude to both individuals as well as first responders from louisiana for being such tremendous humanitarians. a pressing issue in texas is the issue of fuel. now, this is an issue that is pressing in part because of a reaction to some media reports, where the facts are that there's plenty of fuel, plenty of gasoline, in the united states of america. there's plenty of gasoline in the state of texas. all that said, we are ensuring an even greater supply of gasoline so we can tamp down any concern about accessibility to fuel that people may want to access over the course of the coming labor day weekend. working with al

host: michael greenberger >> we are going to bring your remarks from texas governor gregg abbott. we are having technical issues so we will continue to monitor the governor's remarks and hurricane harvey recovery efforts and has any information on to you that we get. we expect to hear more from the white house request for harvey recovery funds from today's white house briefing. spokesman sarah huckabee sanders will take questions. she is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. eastern and we are planning to bring that to you live on c-span. right now until then, a discussion on the vista business surplus military increment to state and local law enforcement officials from this morning's washington journal. . she is the acting director of the criminal justice project at the lawyers' committee for civil rights under law. she is here to discuss president trump's reinstating a policy to allow local police departments to have surplus military equipment. myesha, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about this department of justice 1033 program that allows for the distribu

>> that's lieutenant greg abbott talking to a driver for dui last year.ing the driver to grab her phone which was sitting in her lap. she said she didn't want to because she was worried about all the recent deadly police shootings that happened during traffic stops. that's when he told her, quote, we only kill black people. he didn't say it just once. he said he only made the comments because he was trying to de-escalate the situation. but the police chief says those comments are unacceptable in any situation. >> they're not indicative of the values i'm trying to instill within the police department and i believe the county holds. >> the chief recommended he be fired. "the washington post" is reporting abbott is resigning because of the scandal. abbott is a 28-year veteran of the force. >>> scott mcgrew, the president's lawyers are talking to the special counsel. >> trying to convince robert mueller the president's actions are not obstruction of justice and the president can't be convicted of obstruction of justice one way or the other. the president was

tonight residence or from the beginning the hard work of recovery and effort they texas governor greg abbott says will take years with the numbers are staggering. texas officials say at least 47 deaths are related to the storm so far. more than 42,000 people are housed in hundreds of shelters all over the state and of beaumont, texas nearly 120,000 people are still without drinking water. "fox news" correspondent peter doocy spent much of the day touring the devastation in texas and has our report. >> reporter arthur muqtedar refinery still submerged high water there is a part of the reason gas prices are higher across the country but texas governor greg abbott doesn't want harvey victims wearing about long lines at the pump or shortage. >> the bottom line is the state of texas will have plenty of gasoline at gasoline stations across texas so don't worry we will not run out. >> the pentagon said today since harvey hit the military coast guard combined for 16,000 rescues and there's more help on the way. more navy ship will be of the texas coast by wednesday as law enforcement helicopters beg

back protesters have rallied at japan's national parliament building in tokyo after prime minister abbott dissolved the lower house the move paves the way for a snap election next month. the demonstrators fear the prime minister wants to capitalize on the high approval ratings to seize more legislative power he says he wants to get a mandate for a tougher defense policy towards north korea dana hawkins looks at the power play and whether obvious gamble will pay off. a rise in popularity and opposition in disarray and a sinister forward threat looming on the horizon a perfect recipe for calling an early election which is exactly what prime minister . has announced. that by calling in the election i am seeking a public mandate for the government's handling of north korean issues ok i mean all the korean crisis could be a blessing in disguise for his ations of corruption and cronyism as well as unpopular policies knock his ratings over the summer fall into lows of around thirty percent according to some polls but with rising regional tensions his popularity is already back at fifty percent n

you have both governor abbott and governor edwards of texas and louisiana one a republican and one a democrat who have praised president trump and this administration's handling of the storm and both quickly approving the disaster declaration giving them the most needed government money they need to help rebuild the states and extend the search and rescue process. as we mentioned president trump is allegedly giving a million dollars of his own money. what is al sharpton doing to help them? that's what i want to know. what has he done. >> what is the national action network doing. >> trying to get his face on tv. >> i think you know, it's interesting to watch you guys. you are so back on your heels on this empathy issue because... (all talking at once) >> any president's measure by... >> that's a manufactured... >> i'm on my high heels. >> if you recall... >> did you want him to go into people's houses and cry. climb trees and rescue kittens. (all talking at once) >> heres the thing, kennedy. if you tweet epic devastation, i was out there. i went to the front lines. and people know he

abbott assured her she will not be armed.er quote, you're not black, remember we only shoot black people. the comments drawn swift condemnations, prompting officers to go out and smooth police community relations. the police chief is defending him, no not what he said >> no matter what context you try to take them in. it's caused men and women currently work on the street at me to regain the public trust that was lost by those comments. i've known lieutenant abbott a number of years and perceived him to be an honorable man. he made a mistake. i don't know what's in his heart. i certainly know what came out of his mouth. it's inexcusable. >> the officer's attorney said the comment were meant to deescalate a situation involving an uncooperative passenger, no disciplinary action will be taken now that he's retired. >>> pennsylvania two of the most serious charges have been dropped against eight former members of a penn state university fraternity following the death of one pledge. he dropped uninvoluntary. the night of hazing an