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when i heard how pre an awas rescued and burst into tears and everything single day i'm thankful and it's almost like brianna has a new birthday. >> it really did. >> it was meant to go that way. >> people are looking for miracles and amazing miracle. it's little things like that. little things like that. >> small miracles. >> today's weather was beautiful here. >> we'll take that. >> yes we will. absolutely, guys, yeah it was beautiful day. we really went tuesday and then turned things around 100% and georgous sunny afternoon temperatures got error. s. i don't think i have a break from releent lvs we had our fair share in july but not really asnug. the highest one we had was 92. nine days. that's not bad for us. >> which however cold front is approaching so passing afternoon shower back to cooler warm. friday has fall like harvey what's left of tropical depression harvey will be bringing rain to start the holiday weekends. yes, even up here in washington d.c. will be under influence of harvey when all is said and done. 79 reagan. 78 gules and 78 bwi. temperatures fallen back and for

the key elements were greater enforcement, road alterations, and public awaness campaigns like this.eo here is taken from a motorcyclist who had a camera on his helmet and recorded his own death. woman: i know he rode fast that day. he loved speed. the drivedidn'see him and turned right across his path. david didn't ve time to take evasive action. david: whoa! narrator: given that the last 100 years has seen a massive increase in road traffic worldwide, there's now a race between improved road safety on the one hand, and on the other, the sheer number of people on the road. in recent years, traffic fatalities have plateaued, but at the enormously high number of 1.25 million a year, with 50 million injured. [horn honks] all experts agree that if this race is to be won, governments have to use a multi-track approach--the 3 es of enforcement, education, and engineering. this last includes car design. a recent united nations general assembly resolution calls on all car manufacturers to meet minimum u.n. safety standards by 2020. eddie: i'm looking for any lights that are visible. and it

so i think that we can get away sometimes in congress we shouldn't but he get awa we geth behavior that wouldn't be tolerated but we can paper over differences by spending more money and having a bigger deficit. it's a good credo for politicians when you are looking at the other side. it can bring some unexpected allegiances. can conservatives and liberals find common cause is right now. it will be added to the debt every year at some points the markets are going to respond, but not in a good way and then we become like greece or japan we will be digging out for decades if not generations. i don't want to get to that point but in order to get there if you look at every good budget agreement we've had over the past 40 years with republicans and democrats have sat down and said albright was share the political risk and get enough in each party to go along with this that's what is going to happen now. talk about the future of conservatism. >> guest:. it's the individual responsibility. it's configured a little differently. if we can stick to those principles and behave while while we do an

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yesterday, we got this news by " the washington post," "the new york times," and bloomberg news pursuing awasiness deal in moscow while he was running for president. vonnie: we know that trump has pursued this this dealings, even recently when he ran for president that he pulled back but there was caveat's to the way he pulled back. there were no new deals and if it was outside of the united states, but -- tim: he has turned his back on those. vonnie: what new can we learn from what bob miller can find out -- bob mueller can find out? tim: all of this are pro-close, if any deal in which the trump organization might have been seeking financial quick propose -- is fair game, and that will come under his microscope. vonnie: does it matter if the accepted quick pros from the likes of asia firm real estate deals? tim:: thi depends a -- tim: this depends on the chronology. we have no proof trump was trying to influence the election, we have proof the kremlin was. vonnie: we are president trump arriving in texas, set to head to corpus christi, along with the first lady, and there are some views of t

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to say that we are resolute, we're not backing awa away. do notice that south korea doesn't think that president trump's language has been helpful. i do notice that the chinese don't think so although the chinese based on what happened at the u.n. are sending signals to the north koreans that they should bring down the rhetoric. >> dana: i have a theory that the south koreans were able to say that about president trump's rhetoric at being too much but it's only because the president gave them space to be able to do that and that was more for the south korean domestic audience than it was meant for us. >> jesse: they are playing a little dance there and that works for south korea considering he's a pretty liberal leader. when i see photos of kim looking at a map on a table of where he's going to hit, it makes me less scared. that doesn't scare me. i think real countries are looking at computerized three-dimensional spatial technology about where to hit, he is looking at a map from the 1950s. i'm not really worried about his accuracy. as a ne

we know that a family of six is feared dead after their van was swept awa three other people have died because of harvey and houston's mayor says there have been more than 3,000 rescues already. the entire texas national guard was deployed to help. fema says by the time it's over, 30,000 people will require temporary shelters. >> we are seeing a lot of people coming together in really desperate times in the houston area and beyond. this morning, texas strong is trending. that hash tag showing neighbors helping neighbors. chief white house correspondent halle jackson has a look ahead as the president makes his way to texas today. >>> hey there, good morning to you. this morning president trump will head to texas to visit the storm ravaged coastline. he's expected to head to corpus chis i to visit with first responders there and see firsthand what has gone on since hurricane harvey battered the coast beginning late friday. it was around that time that president trump was creating a kind of storm of former arizona sheriff joe arpaio, pardoning him. at a press conference at the white house

the sheriff'sty deputy told me s boat had a light post and the current almost ripped himrr awa.eed fuel to rescue these people and one texas rancher has been sustaining this entire rescue operation. he brought 600 gallons of fuel with him and he's literally have been keeping this rescue operation afloat. they've been clearing vacant houses, marking them with spray paint. a lot of people still don't want to leave. most of them once a night comes probably won't be able to come up tucker. >> tucker: that is the most self-sufficient state out of 50, it is remarkable. thanks a lot for the update. it's going to be a long night in kingwood. that's it for us tonight unfortunately tune in every night to the show that's his sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. dvr us if you haven't already. our friends at "the five" are ready to go live in new york city, will see you tomorrow night. ♪ >> fox news alert. i am juan williams and this is the "the five". we continue with your coverage of the devastation in texas. moments ago, president trump returned to washington after v

there was awas third candidate running the race. ultimately, it is the margin that she prevailed by. i am sure it did not help the campaign. the electorate in 2017 was to republican for him to overcome. next question? feel free to -- answer the first if it is not permissible. alabama's special senate mysteriousny -- the robert kennedy? he might have some outside shot. candidate recruitment in new island1 in the staten district. the first few announcements seem do dish, any possible more reputable people? we appreciate short to the point questions. the question is about what is going on in the alabama senate and what is going with the permit based on -- the recruitment on staten island. >> for the alabama senate race, the primary is this tuesday. and nobody gets 50%, there will be a runoff between the top two candidates. it is alabama at the top. nobody will deny it. we have a democrat, jeff jones. he has connections. and if hengs strikes is in the right place in the right time --he has a few people running against him including robe

resignation by carl icahn is standalone carl icahn corruption story or is his resignation tonight tied in any awa way to the steve bannon departure today? also, who else is leaving the administration to either take advantage of the smoke screen tied to bannon or now that bannon is gone they don't have any political means of staying? number three, erik prince, the billionaire brother of betsy devos and founder of blackwater, politico.com reports that that big meeting on afghanistan today, the supposed reason mike pence had to fly home early from his overseas trip, politico now reports that erik prince, the blackwater guy, was due to be at that afghanistan meeting in person today at camp david to pitch his idea in person that the trump administration should pay him $10 billion a year to run the afghanistan war from here on out as erik prince's own for-profit private enterprise instead of something being run by the u.s. military. steve bannon was the one who was erik prince's chief ally in favor of this idea. once steve bannon got fired today, erik prince was blocked from attending that afghanistan

it being awas over free recreation area. they had all-terrain vehicles that were running wild, running the land, no supervision, no protection, the security. this was very pristine area. we also had -- i was really concerned. -- some some aztec anasazi ruins there were just simply fenced off, not protected. there is an issue with unlimited recreation and ungoverned recreation. host: this is one of the photographs of bears ears in utah. let's get a response. guest: atv routings through protected areas has been a problem. these areas are vast and there's not that many law-enforcement officials so it is hard to keep. people go in and make their own trails and ride with a want. hard to crack down on that. it is illegal in certain spots but has been going on. bears ears, secretary zinke has recognized that there are certain areas with the indian ruins that should be protected. will keephood is he the monument designation for those areas where there is key historic items that they want to be protected. host: i want to share this o

. >> reporter: cell awas previously homeland security secretary and joined other members of the cabinet for a meeting with the president today. >> overall i think we are doing incredibly well, the economy is doing incredibly well. >> reporter: president donald trump pushed back criticism his white house is in term oil and gave assurances on not only the economy, but escalating tensions with north korea. the white house official statement said scaramucci wanted to give kelly the ability to build his own team, begging the question, who else he could replace? no word yet on who might be the new communications director. >> weijia jang, at the white house, thank you. >>> a bay area congressman said scaramucci had no business serving in any government role. >> this is just disgraceful. these petty drama, realty tv chaos that has come to dominate the news cycles, is standing in the way of us actually getting things done for the american people. it is frustrating. >> well, jered huffman says he hopes there is a time when everyone with move past what he called this chaos presidency and he hopeat

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and awas a correction great long-term buying opportunity.us: we will pursue the conversation further. is the cio at ccla investment management. coming up, the fed scales back. we will focus on the fed balance sheet. that is next. ♪ ♪ 1:18 in the afternoon in hong kong. 1%, the seng down bottom of your screen. -- 2.1%, the bottom of your screen. let's talk about the balance sheet. the fed balance sheet. it has been more than a year that they started buying mortgage securities. that was an emergency. janet yellen promised to shrink the assets, including $1.7 trillion in mortgage-backed securities. what do investors expect from the market? there is a story out this morning on your terminal. from a guest from singapore. play?re the risks at when we talked about the fed tapering, many focused on the tapering of the treasury holdings. don't forget that during the emergency bond purchases, the fed also gorged on these mortgage-backed securities. this was its method to supply in support for the u.s. housing market. now it owns a quarter of this mark

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to be awas created source of expertise on budgetary matters. part of why some of the criticism we have seen has been so troubling. the job is to make congress better at its job. i think thinking more broadly about the question of the budget there are all sorts of things that are wrong with the budget process could make work better. i'm not a person who thinks that we should scrap it entirely and start over. the question is how we make it work with the current political incentives that members of congress face. that is something i spent time thinking about in the context of the budget process. our temporary environment, the only thing that really move our appropriation bills and other big-budget deals. if you are a member of congress have something you want to get out in the open, that's where you go. of whack at game mole. policy games.e the goals are not going to go away. they are just going to pop back up. you end up having someone fights on those measures because we don't have places to have them anymore. for me, that's a real challenge to c

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it's crazy, tuck, you have kids in maryland a full month awa this is maybe the weather we might expect september than the beginning of august. >> right. we'll probably flip things around and it will be 94 degrees when everybody else goes back to school in early september usually the way it works. but we're not complaining. absolutely beautiful early this morning. 50's off to the north and west culpeper in the 50's. mid 60s here in the city. 73 at reagan national. winds out of the north here at . second miles an hour. you know what, going to be an absolutely beautiful day. get out enjoy it if you can. mid 80 force daytime highs. not a lot of humidity and a nice dry afternoon expected. and quiet satellite picture we have this morning. high pressure back into ohio going to build right overhead later today and for us that means just a few fair weather clouds. those cumulus puffy clouds we get in the summertime. but no build up to them we're not expecting any thunderstorm activity later today. and a quiet afternoon in the mid atlantic really new england, mid atlantic, getting it down to the

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. >> that but awas awesome. >> you can't get a reservation at her restaurant in maine. >> now, we k >5 degrees in philadelphia, hits 80 at 11:00, then the lower to middle 80s this afternoon. clouds and some breaks of sunshine. the cool spot is the shore, while inland temperatures reach 84 degrees, at the shore, 79 degrees with mostly sunny skies. to start with, clouds coming in this afternoon. clouds also increasing in the lehigh valley and delaware. >>> thank you, bill, how about a check of the roads. check in with jessica boyington and traffic. >> the 42 at route 41, smooth sailing now, especially headed northbound towards philly. southbound may be moving toward the shore. you'll be good there. watching the pa turnpike, a crash on the web side near willow grove. drive times are getting down. last time i looked at it, it was about 75 minutes. we are doing better. westbound to valley forge, 45 minute trip and speeds in the 30s. >>> penn dot closed island avenue driver's license center in philadelphia after a car hit the building. the center will stay closed while workers make repairs.

through and ethical to have insurance companies pay for it, honestly this is years, years and years awa we get there would you rather pay for this process than pay for treating a deadly condition down the line? >> matt, that's a very, very astute point. you can see that this is -- while this is a phenomenal scientific breakthrough it has certainly opened up pandora's box in terms of all the conversations that will be happening. >> dr. a dplar, thank you so much. >>> a lot more to get to this morning including investors hoping the good times keep rolling on wall street. on wednesday the dow soared to a new record climbing above 22,000 for the first time. more than three times higher than where it was back in early 2009 during the throes of that economic crisis. nbc's stephanie rhule is here with a closer look. yesterday it was a lot about apple, they said we have higher than expected profits, investors love that sort of thing, but go back and look at the trend over the last six months or so what's driving it? >> there is some level of a trump trade. people say that there's not, b he said

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