if you do not live in guantanamo bay, cuba, and if you are in the washington or baltimore area, you can go to fort need and see a closed circuit transmission of that proceeding. the defendants will not be testifying. it will be lawyers talking, but you can see the defendants sitting there. i'm going there after this show. i'm going to go and watch it from fort meade, maryland. host: and al qaeda's ideology is out in the public for people to read and learn about if they are interested in knowing what is motivating the terrorists. guest: right. i think the general radical ideology of al qaeda, and they have been successful promoting it and radicalizing people online. that's not a secret. what personally debated these individuals, we would like to check from them, what were they thinking, why did they feel this was the kind of terrorist acting needed to commit? host: let's talk to david, nevada, democrat. caller: i have called a few times. i'm a democrat. it is hard to call myself a democrat anymore because it feels like the democrats have moved so far to the left that i don't get guys whe

long these learning memos also known as c goes funds you aquinos and key will fit a d t o in the baltimore area of seminar, of the population. so dwindling and evelyn, and when i was a kid i so many do going to see and i found my grandfather and i 30 or 40 years ago, then i used to catch themselves along of those days are long gone. environmental degrading, send along the full size, has destroyed the habit to go all over the world with vast amounts of sea for us. and that it was built in recent years, including anthem and no body via the origin is the founder of old car. and, and you the aims to restore these equal systems open to the way as a shipment. before we start to the conservation work, we went to fisherman and local villages and told them that we were going to grow salt brush. by the way that they asked why we needed to. it's everywhere in the sea, they set and everything on the i told them the in some areas degraded. so we need to may have trouble again at that point, but it was skeptical and said it wouldn't work. no, we can at least try, i replied. and i'm one of the, one of them di

this is control souvenir from baltimore area. these pieces of uniform and hadn't met was taken from the killers, russian soldiers as a warning to the old occupying power and its new war floors. that kind of thing. that is nothing per month think and nothing to be glory. so it is a hell of a feeling if you carry these, these, these sooner. this bought the equipment is more than 70 kilos, you'll have to run them to have the food. and of course i understand why ukrainians have to run that sort of like products that come to play the lessons do that. oh, the ideas of that has been has been so. so your take is that there's no sense in, in any point uh what, what sees personally the talking about the soviet monuments have also been taken down and tollen despite its medieval old city, the stony and capital on the baltic comes across as young and cool on the beach, i need to mathias, i asked him whether he or his friends think about leaving, given the threat from neighboring russia. we have been talking about it's amongst ourselves, among

. >> so just just know that we had the hottest dances in the baltimore area. >> okay? se locations, including san jose, concord, hayward and san bruno. we turned it up in there every saturday morning. >> really. >> we really did. >> were the children entertained? >> oh, the children were entertained. and we mostly we were entertained. shout out to kristen devon, lynn, the whole team. it was a whole team. davon, especially davon, went to the school for the arts, so he really knew how to dance. okay and he was friends with chucky. you know what that means? >> what does that mean? >> he was in the costume. >> okay, that's good to know. >> i didn't need to know. up next is seven things you need to know today. >> as we head to break a live look outside at 655 and we will be right z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% networ

as the risk area for those isolated tornados, it does include new york city, the philadelphia area, baltimoreoalbany. that tornado watch will expire in two or three hours, then they'll issue another one after it more to the north here and including areas around the hudson valley to new york. the rainfall forecast, additional isolated heavy amounts eastern north carolina. the heaviest stuff will be the finger lakes region. that's rochester to syracuse, watertown, that's where we could get an additional 2 to 3 inches. it's that time of the year where we've always got something next. it looks like our next area of interest will be somewhere near puerto rico by the time we get to three to four days now. all indications are this has the chance for getting to be a strong storm sometime about a week from now. >> and so that, all these cones are always so general and wide. >> of course, this is just -- this just shows where it could develop. it doesn't have an invest or it doesn't have a name or anything like that yet. that will probably happen three days from now. fingers crossed but all our long-ra

if you do not live in guantanamo bay, cuba, and if you are in the washington or baltimore area, you canort need and see a closed circuit transmission of that proceeding. the defendants will not be testifying. it will be lawyers talking, but you can see the defendants sitting there. i'm going there after this show. i'm going to go and watch it from fort meade, maryland. host: and al qaeda's ideology is out in the public for people to read and learn about if they are interested in knowing what is motivating the terrorists. guest: right. i think the general radical ideology of al qaeda, and they have been successful promoting it and radicalizing people online. that's not a secret. what personally debated these individuals, we would like to check from them, what were they thinking, why did they feel this was the kind of terrorist acting needed to commit? host: let's talk to david, nevada, democrat. caller: i have called a few times. i'm a democrat. it is hard to call myself a democrat anymore because it feels like the democrats have moved so far to the left that i don't get guys where we ar

area. so, i'll take you to a part of baltimore that freddie gray grew up there, when we pass this traffic light , you can feel the difference from the neighborhood we came from . we see abandoned shops and houses here . there are more than 30,000 homeless houses in baltimore, the majority of which are concentrated in black neighborhoods. wealth inequality in this the area is intense. there are three times as many blacks living below the poverty line as whites, and black unemployment is probably four times higher. this is america. the richest country in the world. these are the houses of gilam area. freddie gray used to live here, so we reached a neighborhood full of poverty, inadequate government housing, lack of opportunities and jobs. many people grow up in this neighborhood. children who grow up in poverty in baltimore don't have the opportunity to live five blocks away from their hometown. tell me how the police behave here. he was here under the name of flindo castiel, who carried a licensed weapon with him , followed all the rules and regulations, but was finally killed by the police . th

baltimore d.c. down i-95 and also areas around the blue ridge of virginia.e of these could lead to flash flooding in the afternoon and evening. for accuweather, i'm jeff cornish for abc news. >> coming up, the crisis at the grand canyon, why hotels are being forced to close ahead of the busy holiday weekend. >> also ahead, thousands of flight attendants are now threatening to strike. why? they claim they deserve a double digit pay raise. >> and a scare at a popular zoo after the deaths of thr debate tuesday, september 10th live on abc. >> in the wake of last week's deadly flooding, the main pipeline providing water to the grand canyon has failed, forcing the cancellation of all overnight stays at local hotels through labor day. weekend camping will be allowed, but water use is restricted. >> a major airline is bracing for a potential flight attendant strike. the crew members say they are underpaid and they are demanding changes. >> 99.99%. voted yes to authorize a strike. >> turbulence at united airlines flight attendants voting overwhelmingly to authorize a

area. so, i'll take you to a part of baltimore that freddie gray grew up there , you can tell the difference when we pass this traffic light feel with the neighborhood we came from. do you see abandoned shops and houses here? there are more than 30,000 homeless homes in baltimore, the majority of which are concentrated in black neighborhoods. wealth inequality is severe in this region. the number of blacks living below the poverty line here is three times that of whites, and black unemployment is probably four times higher. this is america. the richest country in the world. these are the houses of gilmore area. he was here under the name of flindo castile, who carried a licensed weapon with him , followed all the rules and regulations, but was finally killed by the police. another person was a gray person who wanted to escape from the police and was killed again . among these stories, there are many black people who did not make a mistake and were killed and their only sin was that they were colored. the probability of black people being killed by the police in america is three. it is equal

. >> reporter: state investigators say gas was reportedly smelled in the area before the explosion. contractors for baltimore gas and electric were at the home working on what state officials are calling an electrical issue. >> is it possibility that was the ignition for this? >> we don't know right now. that's still under investigation. >> reporter: sam says his best friend lives here. >> he's 73. serious health issues. >> reporter: and late today, officials say they found that man's body inside the home. >> we have reason to believe it is the 73-year-old male that was living in the house that was for sale. >> reporter: state officials say this investigation is going to take some time. right now, they're working with atf to figure out exactly how this explosion happened. linsey. >> linsey: perry, thank you. >>> tonight, the race for the white house is heating up. vice president harris is wrapping her first cross country campaign tour and trading jabs with former president trump, and president biden in his own words about why he ultimately decided to step down from the top of the ticket. maryalice parks is a

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he lost his battle with alzheimer's disease this week, ken was born in baltimore, but he was known as a key figure in the bay area music scene. his songwriting style blend folk classic rock blues and pop some of the top songs include the breakup song. remember, and the 1983 hit jeopardy in addition to his career as a musician, ken was also a morning radio host on k foxx for 17 years. he was 75 years old. when we come back. >> lawmakers are deciding which pieces of legislation will move on and which will not take a look at some of the most notable items. >> and hurricane ernesto is left hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans without power. the latest on where that z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year p

the charleston is we're not happy about this and immediately seized for baltimore and sees other fortifications in the harbor area and also the federal arsenal, but could not touch fort sumter because it was a classic sea fortress, 50 foot wall surrounded entirely by water, built to be impregnable as it was in even at this time without the guns that would eventually make it even more devastating. those guns were lying. the parade ground at the center of the fort to be installed. so that's that's anderson. the situation know that's when as things are things are slouching toward civil war our guy one guy one major fort sumter who really holds the power of war and peace in it his hands right and eric lays this this this capsule the story that he just told you in a nutshell, he passes it out the course of the book, weaving in with with other very perilous and dramatic things that could happen or might happen and even though we all know what happened to fort sumter, there are remarkably many details that we never heard of. so the second h in your subtitle, hubris, which we all know is extreme pride or even arrogance a

the charleston is we're not happy about this and immediately seized for baltimore and sees other fortifications in the harbor area and also the federal arsenal, but could not touch fort sumter because it was a classic sea fortress, 50 foot wall surrounded entirely by water, built to be impregnable as it was in even at this time without the guns that would eventually make it even more devastating. those guns were lying. the parade ground at the center of the fort to be installed. so that's that's anderson. the situation know that's when as things are things are slouching toward civil war our guy one guy one major fort sumter who really holds the power of war and peace in it his hands right and eric lays this this this capsule the story that he just told you in a nutshell, he passes it out the course of the book, weaving in with with other very perilous and dramatic things that could happen or might happen and even though we all know what happened to fort sumter, there are remarkably many details that we never heard of. so the second h in your subtitle, hubris, which we all know is extreme pride or even arrogance a

here's the area to watch if you're out and about later for potential tornados. stretching back toward baltimore and harrisburg. that's going to go through the day today. and as we get into the later parts of your day, notice things will start to dry out for the mid atlantic. we'll see rain across parts of new england. by the second half of your saturday things really improve. that doesn't mean the flooding will go away. we'll still likely see rivers and streams remain swollen, but nicer conditions are on the way and debby will eventually be out of the picture. >>> we are learning new disturbing details about that alleged foiled terror attack in austria targeting a taylor swift concert. the alleged main plotter confessed he intended it to be a suicide mission and a third suspect is now being questioned. here's keir simmons. >> reporter: this 19-year-old who investigators say was ready to kill himself and large numbers of people using knives and explosives at a taylor swift concert in vienna this week was arrested at his apartment 50 miles from the stadium. police revealing they found bomb-making

area rock icon greg kahn has passed away a blog post on his official website. >> shared that he lost his battle with alzheimer's disease this week he was born in baltimore, maryland, but was known as a key figure in the bay area music scene. his songwriting blended folk, classic rock blues and pop and some of his top songs include the breakup song. remember, and the 1983 hit jeopardy in addition to his career as a musician, ken was a morning radio host on k foxx for 17 years. and he passed away at the age of 75. reaction continues to pour in from officials across the bay area about the death of the longtime bay area. legislate or ellen corbett passed away last week. she served as the board of directors for the east bay regional park was the first female elected mayor in san leandro. now flags will be flying at half-staff and corbett's honor at all the district clinton congresswoman properly posting on x saying, quote, i'm deeply saddened to hear of the passing of my friend ellen corbett, a trusted environmental steward accomplished political activist and passionate public servant corbett also served in the state assembly and in the senate, including as the senate

area. no cause has been determined yet. though b baltimore'sical issue but wow, look at that, that house totally demolished. russia and ukraine blaming one another for a large fire that broke out at the nuclear power plant in southern ukraine, that site one of the most contested since russia took it over during the incursion back in february of 2022. ukrainian president zelenskyy aused russian forces of starting the fire while russia says ukrainian shelling is to blame. radiation levels have reportedly not been affected. in a few days they have advanced 20 miles from ther border and that is big news. the olympic games in paris is over but the controversies are not. let's tart with women's jim name gymnastics. team usa's coach says the score did come within the one minute deadline rather than four seconds after the deadline. there was a dispute with romania and chiles does not have the bronze medal she won before being bumped to fifth place due to a change in the difficulty score. in basketball team usa won the medal with a 98-87 win over france

say a few words about the air and about those areas, let's say, land, without which planes do not take off, about russian airfields. voronezh region, baltimorelebsk, these very objects were attacked this week by the defense forces of ukraine. live, about some conveniences for them, but extremely important military a military facility for the russians, where planes are going up that are targeting us, and we're seeing these attacks become more accurate, these attacks have a very specific target, and that we 're no longer talking about hits once every few weeks, we're talking about sometimes several lesions, in fact. per day, what could this mean, is russia's air defense coverage deteriorating, and is our toolkit improving to hit these targets? you listed everything, you just answered right away, so what is the story here, we have three main tasks, yes, this is destruction of russian air defense so that we do not prevent us from doing what we need to do in the airspace. er, this is the first task, the second task is purely economic, it is the destruction of the russian oil and gas complex, it is strikes on refineries, on oil depots, cutting of

baltimore up to 98 feeling like 105. with the heat does come some storms too. and we have two areas with thunderstorm watch right now. some severe thunderstorm warnings too. large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes are possible. tomorrow that threat moves over into the great lakes region where we could see hail and wind as the biggest threats and then eventually it reaches the mid-atlantic by wednesday, tom. >> all right, dylan, we thank you for that. >>> and this is developing tonight. special counsel jack smith asking an appeals court to reinstate the classified documents case against former president trump after federal judge aileen cannon threw it out. ken dilanian is following this for us. and ken, it seems jack smith is really going after that judge's decision. >> reporter: that's right, tom. jack smith is arguing that judge aileen cannon fundamentally misunderstood the law when she ruled that his appointment was unconstitutional. more than a year after mr. trump was accused of unlawfully taking classified documents to mar-a-lago including storing them in a bathroom cannon cannon's reasoni st month, r

yeah, obviously, water, water, transportation and then the piedmont area, which is, you know, which is, you know, baltimore and you know, the harbor there, all of the all of the waterfront that we have in a very, you know, very active port. and then western maryland, where it, you know, becomes mountains approaches the appalachians. so in terms of the civil war, guess i would say probably early if you tore antietam and really pay attention to the topography there and look at you know most of you probably know antietam was was day in september of 1862 and you know the bloody single day in american history by far. but if you look, you know, there's sort of a battle the morning, a battle that midday, and then at the end, burnside's bridge. but if you look at if you if you look carefully, the terrain and in those three segments of that day, you can really see how the terrain did play a role. so that's that's the first example that really comes to mind. of course, the potomac river. you canal was extremely important natalie moore was the border between maryland, virginia, and there were a number minor incursion

let's talk about the air and about those areas, let's say, land, without which planes do not take off about the airfield? a few russian words. voronenka region, baltimorek. these objects were attacked this week by the defense forces of ukraine, there are other hits, others training, in particular in savasleyka, this is a village forgotten by god, if we are talking about the people who live there, about some conveniences for them, but an extremely important military military object for russia. where the planes are taking off that are firing at us, and we're seeing that these attacks are becoming more accurate, these attacks have a very specific target, and that we 're no longer talking about hits once every few weeks, we're talking about sometimes several hits actually in a day, that this may mean that the level of coverage in russia's air defense is deteriorating and whether? and improving our toolkit for striking these objects? you listed everything, you just answered right away, so what's the story here? we have three main tasks, right? this is the destruction of the russian air force so that it does not prevent us from doing what we need to do in th

let's talk about the air and those areas, let's say yes, the lands without which planes do not take off, a few words about russian airfields, the voronezh region, baltimore attacked. this week, the defense forces of ukraine have other hits, other exercises, in particular in savasleitsa, this god-forsaken village, if we are talking about the people who live there, about some conveniences for them, but an extremely important military military object for the russians, where planes are rising to attack us, and we see that these attacks are becoming more frequent. we have these attacks a very specific target and that we are no longer talking about hits once every few weeks, we are talking about sometimes several hits actually per day, which could mean whether the level of russian air defense coverage is deteriorating, and whether our toolkit is improving to hit these objects? you listed everything, you just answered at once, so here... what is the story, we have three main tasks, yes, this is the destruction of the russian pppo so that we do not prevent us from doing what we need to do in the air space, this is the first task, the second task, purely economic

with alzheimer's disease earlier this week, ken was born in baltimore, maryland, but was known as a key figure in the san francisco bay area music scene and songwriting style blend folk classic rock blues and pop some of his top songs include the breakup song. remember, and the 1983 hit jeopardy. in addition to his career as a musician, ken was a morning radio host on k foxx for some 17 years. >> and reaction continues to pour in from officials across the bay area after the death of a long time, local legislator ellen corbett passed away last week. she served as the board director of east bay regional park district in was the first elected female mayor of san leandro. now flags will be flying. it half-staff in corbett's honor at all district properties. and congresswoman barbara lee posted on x saying i'm deeply saddened to hear of the passing of my friend ellen corbett, a trusted environmental steward, accomplished political activists and passionate public servant. she also served in the state assembly and senate, including as senate majority leader. she was 69 years old. no cause of death has been released. >> coming up,

of course, you're from baltimore, but you came up in san francisco. and there's something about the bay areat me just list them. the great late great harvey milk, dianne feinstein, jerry brown, the former governor, yourself, speaker pelosi, gaver newsome, the current governor, and of course, vice president harris. what are they putting in the water in the bay area that creates so many powerful people? >> don't forget barbara boxer. i'm so proud of her as well. one of the things that is in the water is that we're an intellectual resource on almost every issue you can name, whether you're talking about saving the planet, saving our rights. fairness in every way, and our economy. but we also respect each other. we all are not all in the same place on the spectrum. we don't always agree, but we respect each other, and we do not take down anybody. so we're always building strength. and that strength has taken us. now, kamala, you have to give her credit. she is politically astute. she won a tough district attorney race. she won a tough attorney general race. and then of course, it got easier for

let's talk about the air and those areas. let's say the lands without which planes do not take off into the air, a few words about russian airfields, voronezh region, baltimore very objects were attacked this week by the defense forces of ukraine, there are other hits, other exercises, in particular on savasleyka, this god-forsaken village , if we are talking about the people who live there. about some convenience for them, but extremely important a military military facility for the russians, where the planes that attack us, and we see that these attacks. are becoming more accurate, these attacks have a very specific target, and that we are no longer talking about hits once every few weeks, we are talking about sometimes several hits actually per day, which could mean whether the level of russian air defense coverage is deteriorating, and whether is our toolkit improving to hit these objects? you listed everything at once. just answered, so what's the story here? we have three main tasks, yes, this is the destruction of the russian air defense system so that we do not interfere with what we need to do in the air space, this is the first task, the second tas

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baltimore if or d.c. and the crime and all a, we don't want that. that's why you're not -- [inaudible] walz i in rural areaswe like -- we don't care if you're gay or straight, we don't. we justnt want to be left alone. we want to do our job. [laughter] we want to say good morning to our neighbors. the last chair we voted for, it was democrat -- [inaudible] i voted for him, campaigned for him as i got a trump flag in my front yard. i didn't care if he was a democrat, i liked him. it didn't change my party affiliation, i still voted for trump. we don't want -- >> guest: yeah. >> caller: -- the chaos that we see on the tv from chicago, san francisco. driving around rural neighbors, it's clean -- neighborhoods, it's clean. you go mt. store, no wokeness. a lady says good morning, honey. you don't care about all this craziness in thehe world -- >> host: got your point, james, from lancaster, virginia. senatorgi heitkamp, imld. >> guest: well, i mean, he's absolutely right. and it's that voter, what you hear from him, that i think tim walz will appeal to. the one thing that that i would say is, and this is more fr

about the air and about those areas, let's say so, the land, without which airplanes cannot get into the air rise, a few words about russian airfields, voronezh region, baltimore borysoglebsk, these very objects were attacked this week by the defense forces of ukraine, there are other hits, other exercises, in particular. along savasleyka, this is a godforsaken village, if we are talking about the people who live there, about some conveniences for them, but an extremely important military military facility for the russians, where planes are taking off that are firing at us, and we see that these attacks are getting more accurate, these attacks are very specific, and we're not talking about hitting once every few weeks, we're talking about... sometimes multiple hits actually per day, what could this mean, is russia's air defense coverage deteriorating, and is our toolkit improving to hit these targets? you listed everything, you just answered at once, so what is the story here, we have three main tasks, and this is the destruction of the russian pppo so that we do not interfere with what we do in the air... they will create what we need to do, this is the first

weather very strong from albany, new york down to philadelphia, baltimore, new york city, washington, d.c. with tornadoes likely in that yellow areahere goes debby racing up through the northeast and into new england. the good news is it ends in new england by morning. rivers and streams still going to remain high, but we will start to see some clearing in western new york on to central pennsylvania. and we are now watching another area down in the atlantic. this is the development zone into puerto rico. in the meantime, next 24 hours, debby is out of our air. >> about time, too. thank you. >>> turning to the race to the white house. former president trump speaking out at a news conference from florida. we're learning the two will face-off in at least one presidential debate in september. garrett haake covering the trump campaign joins us now. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. these two campaigns who have agreed on almost nothing have agreed to at least that one debate next month in new york city. that was one key development to come out of a lengthy donald trump press conference, making plenty of news on how he answered an

area. so, let's time this out for you. we have an active tornado warning north of morehead city. the heaviest rain over north carolina and western virginia tonight, into baltimore and d.c. tomorrow morning. and really hammering central pennsylvania. state college, williamsport, even up to elmira, new york. you do not want to be on i-87 during the afternoon hours tomorrow. very heavy rain. and then the threat for flash flooding, damaging winds, even isolated tornadoes right down into the new york city area. the good news is, it leaves the scene and we're back to beautiful weather, probably cleaning up, though, over the weekend. the highest risk of flash flooding from harrisburg to burlington. as ginger says, have two ways to get warnings. linsey? >> linsey: lee, thank you. >>> now to that stunning headline from the summer games. american noah lyles collapsing after winning the bronze medal in the 200-meter race. medical staff then rushing to his side. moments later, lyles confirmed he tested positive for covid, but decided to run anyway. james longman in paris. >> reporter: tonight, a shocking upset for noah lyles. the newly minted olympic champion taking bronze

areas just west of the mountains of virginia to the adirondacks. that tornado threat is going to continue into the morning and afternoon hours tomorrow for much of the i-95 corridor from baltimore philadelphia all the way up towards the new york city metro and even parts of new england getting in on the severe weather threat. the good news is, as opposed to what we saw the last several days with a very slow-moving debby, it is going to be picking up speed and should be out of the area by the time we head towards the weekend. major? >> major: derek beasley, thank you so much. cbs news has obtained new body cam video of the moment local police confronted a would-be assassin just before he opened fire on former president trump last month. there is no audio on this part, but you see an officer with a butler township police department signaling for a boost, so he can check out the roof where we now know the gunman was positioned. the officer grabs onto the ledge, hanging on for about two seconds before he drops down and takes off running. moments later, he is back at his patrol car, describing what he saw. >> this close, bro, then he turned around on me. he is straight up. >> major:

baltimore and d.c. raleigh, paw -- paducah, columbus, ohio, and then as we move north of the front, we have this big area front that will be generating the showers and thunderstorms all along it. 28 million people from pittsburgh, philadelphia all under the risk of severe weather. wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. the good news is the tornado risk very low. >> that's good news. >>> this morning donald trump is facing a new legal issue which could impact the presidential campaign. the special counsel overseeing the election interference case now accusing the former president of plotting to overturn the results. garrett haake covers the trump campaign for us. good morning. >> reporter: hey, sheinelle. good morning to you. this contains all the same charges as the original, charges to which he's already pled not guilty. this shreupld -- slimmed down indictment sharpens the legal focus on mr. trump's handling of the last election results. even as early voting getting underway for this election next month. a new indictment is basically a slimmed down version of last summer's indictment accusing mr. trump of

baltimore suburb it blew apart and what some officials call the largest explosion they have ever seen for it first responders originally were alerted by calls from neighbors who smelled gas in the arearies of deviled the fox news app, scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. ferguson missouri police officer is fighting for his life. officials that he suffered a severe brain injury at being knocked to the ground during violence with protesters who were marking the tenth anniversary of the death of michael brown there. nate foy is live with more. >> travis brown remains in the hospital tonight while his police chief claims hostile treatment is not necessarily uncommon for police officers in ferguson, missouri. it has not been since michael brown step back in 2014. >> this a police department, this ferguson police department since the 2014 has been a punching bag for this community. chief doyle said officer brown is fighting for his life in the hospital with the severe brain injury pretty mention he was knocked down. that happened will officers attempted to make arrests after protesters and broke a fencing outside the police department. two other officers received tre

more familiar with some of the areas of overlap or concern where more recent rule makings to diminish flexible because we certainly did that and minimums, including the baltimore bridge collapsed to provide some relief. >> i think we've got, listen i get it get a lot of these independent quasi-independent agencies is not like they work for the cabinet secretary to not like like a memo comes out and they salute and is more complicated. they need to make the decision based on evidentiary record, decision need to be abiding, did you go court and defended. that's what so surprising about this. the previous flexibility the waiver authority for governors allows them a 30 day period. this is going to shorten it to 14. keep in mind evidentiary record before the administration is that there hasn't been any particular abuse that they identified. and there is no evidence that the there's been a degradation of public safety because of a 30 day waiver period. to the extent we should have good decisions based on good data i'm grateful for your commitment to diving and better understand that situation. let's go to permitting. this has been a consistent area of agreement that