welcome bill harris!is bannon ousted happened last week, this might be a different conversation than one that comes at the end of the week with charlottesville. >> yes and it's my personal opinion and only that, that to the extent that steve bannon represents a voice of intolerance, it's probably a productive thing that he is no longer at the white house. >> well, my point is not so much on that because i don't know know enough about steve bannon, but it's having seen the president's response to charlottesville and the way in which tech ceos have come out against him and so forth, what hope is there that even if he's gone from the white house with his ideas to regulate those companies like public utilities, that silicon valleycozy up to ts president? >> i think most of the people i know in silicon valley have a continuing desire to influence public policy in a number of ways, product ive ways and i hop that despite the consternation today that we'll continue to do that >> do you think the president or say

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. >> reporter: the bill is facing push back in congress. democrats like congress senator harris is calling it an attack on our values. some republicans worry how the bill will impact the agricultural and tourism also in the states. >> keeping the green card pool to one area of the economy is misplaced. >> what's going to happen to undocumented immigrants brought as children known as dreamers. the president said expect an announcement soon, 27 weeks later, no answer. maggie ruly, channel 6 "action news." >> it is 4:40 a.m. we're following details on a deadly school explosion. >> police arrested rap pioneer accused of killing a man in manhattan. >>> see the adoption surprise a local couple introduces the family to there new bear daughter. >> reporter: we have no delays at philadelphia international or any of other other travel destinations. we'll be back with the afternoon call and possible showers, but things look better for the weekend details coming up. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... intern

. >> reporter: harris announcing her support of the medicare for all bill, introduced by senator bernie sanders. harris defended the deferred action for the childhood arrival program, "daca" allowed he the -- allowing the youth safety from deportation. >> hopefully one day i will be in her seat, and we are hoping for the best right now for our community. >> reporter: harris wants the u.s. to keep their promise to protect the dreamers and says that regardless of what happens the country needs comprehensive immigration reform. >> it makes sense and it is smarter policy to address this in a way that allows people and the ability to earn their citizenship which is what they want to do. >> reporter: harris tucked -- text on education and the importance of communication. >>> following the series of wildfires burning out of control in california, the largest the ponderosa fire in butte county growing to now more than 3500 acres burned. it is 10% contain and has destroyed 30 buildings including 10 homes. one man was arrested yesterday and accused of starting the illegal campfire that got out of

. >> reporter: harris is co sponsoring a bill to extend daca for another three years. oakland and san jose's mayors vowed to fight. >> we're going to push with everything we've got on the congress and in the courts. >> reporter: ten states have threatened to challenge daca in court unless the president rescinds it by september 5th. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> our coverage of hurricane harvey continues. the new help from the bay area now on the way to texas tonight. >>> and the bay area charity stepping up to clear the shelters in the heart of the flood zone. >>> ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. one letter left on the board. your clue is a great way to start the day. what is the final letter? luten-free, luten-free. it's a g it's a g g,g,g,g,g! g! z. oh

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.>> reporter: harris announced her support for the medicare for all bill, the healthcare system sponsored by senator bernie sanders. she denounced the racism in charlottesville. >> reporter: harris defended the deferred action for the childhood arrival program, decca, allowing freedom from deportation for undocumented youth. she is concerned that the program will end under president trump. >> i am a politics major, so hopefully one day i will be in her seat. we are hoping for the best right now for our community. >> reporter: harris wants the u.s. to keep their promise to protect dreamers it says regardless of what happens that the country needs comprehensive immigration reform. >> it makes sense, and it is a smarter policy to say let's address this in a way that allows people the ability to earn their citizenship. >> reporter: she also touched on education and the importance of having fair elections, and this was her second town hall meeting in her return to her home down -- hometown. >>> the bay area man accused of holding the undocumented workers against their will is speaking out. in

bill's already facing pushback in congress. democrats like california senator kamala harris are calling it an attack on our values. and even some republicans worry about how the bill will impact the agriculture tourism and service industries in their states. businesses that often rely on unskilled workers. >> so this idea of skewing the entire green card pool to area of the economy, i think, is very misplaced. >> reporter: still in question, what's going to happen to undocumented immigrants brought here as children? known as d.r.e.a.m.ers. back in january the president said to expect an announcement soon but now 27 weeks later, diane and kendis, and we still have no answers. >> soon, of course, a relative term as we know. maggie rulli live from washington for us, thanks, maggie. >>> the white house insists that the president did not lie when he claimed to have received two recent phone calls that never took place. >> the president said the head of the boy scouts called to praise his speech to the troops. but scout leadership said there was no such phone call. and he also said he got a call from mexico's president c

harry w. comery veterans assistance act we passed yesterday will expand access for veterans, a g.i. bill benefits as they transition back to civilian life. i want to thank the president and his administration for working with congress to improve health care for our nation's veterans. i also want to thank again senator isakson for his unwavering leadership on veterans issues and v.a. reforms. he's never stopped working to strengthen the v.a. system for those who rely on it and to overcome the systemic problems that have left many veterans frustrated and hurting. these veterans bills can make a real impact in the lives of the people we represent. that a -- that's also true of the f.d.a. legislation we need to pass during this work period as well. and i'm hopeful we'll have the opportunity to do so today. this legislation which was passed by the help committee on a 21-2 bipartisan vote is more important than ever in light of life-saving developments in immunotherapy. it's never been more relevant given that personalized medicine is just over the horizon. passing this legislation will help s

. >> reporter: harris announcing her support for the medicare for all bill, sponsored by senator bernie, denouncing racism in charlottesville as well. >> reporter: harris defended the deferred action for the childhood arrival program which allows children free from deportation to the undocumented youth, like this fourth-year student at the uc santa cruz concerned about the program ending under president trump. >> after four years in college what will i do if i cannot exercise my degree. i'm a politics major so hopefully one day i will be in her seat as we hope for the best for our community. >> reporter: harris wants them to keep their promise to protect the dreamers and saying that the country needs comprehensive immigration reform. >> it makes sense and it is smarter policy to address this in a way that allows people the ability to earn their citizenship which is what they want to do. >> reporter: harris touched on education and the importance of having fair elections, her second townhall meeting with her return to her home town. from oakland, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it is 5:38 am. >>> w

. >>> senator harris is planning to back a proposed single-payer healthcare bill. r sanders is behind the legislation. sanders quickly jumped to thank harris on twitter saying: thank you for your support. let's make healthcare a right, not a privilege. >>> today is international overdose awareness day. and near california, drug overdoses are the leading cause of accidental death. kpix 5's anne makovec reports. >> reporter: we all know the opiod -- sorry, that's difficult to say. [ laughter ] it's a crisis nationwide. and because of that, it's bringing more attention to illegal drug use and there's a bill at a critical point in sacramento would allow 8 california counties to come up with a legal framework forsafe consumption services where users could shoot up illegal drugs in a controlled environment. the bill's authors say the sites would help prevent fatal drug overdoses, prevent transmission of hiv and hepatitis "c," and provide an easy entry point for drug and mental health treatment. >> i would rather they do it in a supervised space and get them off the street

. >>> new at 6:00, in oakland today, california senator harris announced she's sponsoring a bill to expande to all americans, not just senior citizens. she'll co-sponsor the bill with vermont senator bernie sanders. it marks the latest twist in the fight over keeping or dumping the affordable care act, known as obamacare. >> the aca isn't perfect. it can be strengthened, and i'm willing to work with anyone to do that. >> senate republicans failed to pass a bill to repeal obamacare earlier this summer. >>> during these uncertain times for undocumented immigrants, santa clara county has launched a new program to help families fight deportation. it comes when some immigrants are awaiting a decision from the trump administration on daca, the program that protects undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children. chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: at san jose state university, daca students, like maria contreras, await their fate. >> this is everything i know. i love this country. i hope people get that. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. illegally when she was 5, and is one of

. >>> new at 6:00, in oakland today, california senator harris announced she's sponsoring a bill to expand medicare to all americans, not just senior citizens. she'll co-sponsor the bill with vermont senator bernie sanders. it marks the latest twist in the fight over keeping or dumping the affordable care act, known as obamacare. >> the aca isn't perfect. it can be strengthened, and i'm willing to work with anyone to do that. >> senate republicans failed to pass a bill to repeal obamacare earlier this summer. >>> during these uncertain times for undocumented immigrants, santa clara county has launched a new program to help families fight deportation. it comes when some immigrants are awaiting a decision from the trump administration on daca, the program that protects undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children. chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: at san jose state university, daca students, like maria contreras, await their fate. >> this is everything i know. i love this country. i hope people get that. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. illegally when she was 5, and is

larry: the bill is already facing pushback in congress. senator harris calling it an attack on our values. autria: two brothers have been deported to el salvador. neither had a criminal record and one was about to attend college on a scholarship. >> if this is a win for the current administration, if this is something that they deem collegeouo deport we need to stand up and make sure this does not happen anymore. autria: ice says the brothers were caught using fake passports in 2009 and jfk were ordered to apply for a visa, green card, or citizenship in el salvador, but they never did so. larry: confirmation that he d.c. bulldog did not die of rabies. cdc releasing test results last night. a couple days ago, people were told to have their pets get booster shots if they came in contact with the dog. an initial test was positive for rabies, but the dog was not rabid. coming up next on "good morning washington," the hyperloop passes a big test. autria: breaking overnight, another fair ride malfunctions, riders left dangling in the air you can do endless mov

bill to cut taxes for the wealthiest. >>> meanwhile, u.s. senator from california kamala harrisannounced that she intends to support a congressional effort to expand medicare to all americans referring to vermont senator bernie sanders' medicare for all proposal. the bill is essentially a single-payer healthcare system. it would expand the federal medicare program to all americans. she is the first senator after sanders to publicly endorse single-payer healthcare system. >>> the california supreme court is expected to decide how much information gathered by license plate readers should be made public. kpix 5's katie nielsen is live in fremont to explain why some people are concerned. katie. >> reporter: if you look behind me you can see a series of cameras. they are not there to catch people running red lights. instead they are reading the license plates of passing cars. police say they are able to use the data to alert nearby officers to stolen cars, the cars linked to crimes like burglaries or robberies or missing children cases. they are not just catching bad guys. they are r

harris: michael, your political party has dealt with this with an infamous pardoned by bill clinton had to do? rich and i think we still talk about this as one of those examples of perhaps presidential overreach even though he was and the ground to be able to do it. >> presidential pardons are always controversial and there more than just margaret. my colleague was focusing on policy. the politics of this is what speaker ryan is prominently concerned about. he is a national voice and has the majority conference in the house up for reelection in 2018 that he needs to protect putting distance between this, i believe, odious party and his members in seats that may be in play is really his number one priority five it's been written tonight, lawrence, that there are complications for republicans when you make a decision like this. what would those be exactly? >> i would caution the gentleman of the distance themselves from the president. let's be clear, the president is still the leader of the party whether there are some in the party who agree or not. this president even when we talk about

harris: that's dynamic. it will be right back. bill assumed his mayo was the best choice. assume nothing.e with high quality ingredients at a price you can feel good about no wonder kraft is so good. >> we want to take this moment to say good-bye to someone very special and dear to the show, josh patch, our longtime stage manager. he is the guy you don't see because he is behind the cameras. why are you leaving us? >> i'm going to syracuse, back home where i grew up. i've been with fox for 11 years. i have been the #oneluckyguy every day. >> all the best to you and your beautiful wife. >> and keep playing that country music. >> have a wonderful weekend everyone, see you monday. >> rick: this fox news alert from fox news global had headquarters in new york city. this comes after a strong jobs report this morning. >> molly: u.s. employers citing more than 200,000 jobs in july as the unemployment drops to 4.3%, all of the strengthening president trump's claims that his administration is working to boost the economy. we are covering all the news happening now. >> we are taking a stand, this c

bill. other countries issued travel warnings. if this law is as bad as this organization thinks it is, they can tell their members that. >> harris:hat legislators have come to this point where they were trying to bring the law any comparison or inequality with laws across the country -- must be five missouri was a place where it was much easier to sue your employer particularly overt racial discrimination, so they made it more uniform with other states. the governor cited, if they have an ncaa issue, to extrapolate from that that missouri is a dangerous place is a bit of a reach. >> harris: the other thing it does, what does it do for the economy? >> steve: the state of california is banning all its employees because they don't like the laws. using economics as political warfare, federalism is supposed to work. texas can have a different solution for bathrooms than california does and that's fine. >> abby: we shouldn't be living in a world in 2017 where businesses discriminate. when you read on the surface of it, no one should feel uncomfortable. i don't know what state you're living on, no one should feel uncomfortable or nervou

harris: michael, your political party has dealt with this with an infamous pardoned by bill clinton hadll talk about this as one of those examples of perhaps presidential overreach even though he was and the ground to be able to do it. >> presidential pardons are always controversial and there more than just margaret. my colleague was focusing on policy. the politics of this is what speaker ryan is prominently concerned about. he is a national voice and has the majority conference in the house up for reelection in 2018 that he needs to protect putting distance between this, i believe, odious party and his members in seats that may be in play is really his number one priority five it's been written tonight, lawrence, that there are complications for republicans when you make a decision like this. what would those be exactly? >> i would caution the gentleman of the distance themselves from the president. let's be clear, the president is still the leader of the party whether there are some in the party who agree or not. this president even when we talk about those district, the president g

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. >> bill bagley speaking on behalf of the three airports there in houston, harris county area, ellingtonirport and hobby airport which is closed, and bush intercontinental. thank you for the update. >> do take good care. we want to share new video with you we are getting in. someone attempt to go drive through water. you don't have any idea how deep this is, let alone how powerful it is once that water is rushing the way it is through houston streets right now. don't even look like streets any more. they look like rivers. as you saw from rosa flores piece when she was out there live. again, the police chief has tweeted out cannot emphasize enough how much flooding is there on roadways. you're endangering yourself and our first responders by being out. keith stone is a public information officer with houston police at the houston emergency center. thank you so much. we appreciate, mr. smith, you being with s. help us understand what is happening there right now. >> as my colleague bill bagley said this is a primary rain event so we are seeing very heavy rainfalls overnight. as a result,

. >> senator harris covered several topics, she announced plans to cosponsor bernie sanders single-payer healthcare bill called medicare for all. she condemned racism in charlottesville and defended the daca programs -- program. many undocumented young people who were once protected are now worried about being deported. >> after my four years in college what am i going to do if i can't exercise my degree? i am a politics major so hopefully one day i will be there. we are hoping for the best. >> senator harris wants the us to keep their promise to protect dreamers and regardless of what happens the country needs comprehensive immigration reform. she also spoke about education and fair elections. >>> today is 20 years since the death of princess diana. people left personal messages at the gates of kensington palace. princess diana died following a car crash in paris. people in london remembered the shock that they felt when they heard she had died. >> the first thing is absolute shock and then deep sadness. she has been known as queen of hearts. i think she touched everybody's heart. >> people in paris ar

harris made news during a town hall in oakland. >> i'll break some news. i intend to cosponsor the medicaid for all bill. and because it's just the right thing to do. it's just the right thing to do. >> bernie sanders immediately tweeted thank you, kamala harris for your support. let's make health care a right, not a privilege 37 kamala harris gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" starts now. >>> breaking tonight. donald trump can't escape the russia headlines. new roaring on robert mueller's investigation, paul manafort, trump attorney michael cohen and the trump junior meeting. plus, what putin spokesman has to say about that e-mail on trump tower moscow. also, the president hits the road to sell a tax plan. the only problem, there's not much of a plan to sell. instead, he's warning congress not to disappoint him. >>> and the number out tonight of american who's believe president trump is tearing the country apart. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm ali velshi in for brian williams. there was day 223 of the trump administratio

harris made news during a town hall in oakland. >> i'll break some news. i intend to cosponsor the medicaid for all bill. it's just the right thing to do. it's just the right thing to do. >> bernie sanders immediately tweeted thank you, kamala harris for your support. let's make health care a right, not a privilege 37 kamala harris ♪ ♪ >>> breaking tonight. donald trump can't escape the russia headlines. new reporting on robert mueller's investigation. paul manafort, trump attorney michael cohen and the trump jr. meeting. plus, what putin spokesman has to say about that e-mail on trump tower moscow. also, the president hits the road to sell a tax plan. the only problem, there's not much of a plan to sell. instead, he's warning congress not to disappoint him. >>> and the number out tonight

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senator kamala harris appeared in san jose yesterday saying she's co-sponsoring a bill to extened daca another three years. >> the secretary of defense putting up a freeze on president trump's transgender military ban, at least for the time being. jim mattis says transgender troops will continue serving in the military while a panel of experts studies the issue. once that's done, he'll give his recommendation to the president. on friday, mr. trump announced the u.s. would not accept or allow transjendzer individuals to serve in the military. the white house said later mattis had the authority to decide what to do with those already serving. >> a wish coming true for a terminally ill san jose woman. she's going to get to see her mother one last time after a change of heart from the state department. we told you about trin phan's dilemma last night. she has lung cancer and wants her mom to visit from vietnam before she passes. the state department turned down her mom's visa application several times. a petition drive on change.org collected 15,000 signatures in two weeks. and congresswom

. >> we've signed more bills and i'm talking about through the legislature than any president. for a while harryuman had us. i think we've gotten more than anybody, including harry truman who was number one. but they will tell you we got none. >> knows claims about what the trump administration has done in terms of legislation, especially when compared to other administrations aren't true. and they have driven historians to distraction. the "washington post" chose to go another way. they have looked at the trump administration in a different method. phillip bump has compiled a list of things president trump has undone. the list is lengthy. bump asked all followers on twitter to do to point out anything he had forgotten process. it runs the gamut from withdrawing from the paris climate accords to banning transgender members of the military removing a bike sharing station from the white house. pulitzer prize winning columnist he connie schultz is with us. from her hometown in cleveland and the aforementioned author of what trump has undone phillip bump narcotic correspondent for the "washington po

and he said well, we have to appoint a jew bill jewish seat and this is it i'm not going to appointed jew, and appointing harry blackmun. and he said you cannot do that mr. president. when you going to appoint a jew? and he said after i am dead. and so, the presidents had been very conscious of identity politics. we appointed clarence thomas. to replace thurgood marshall. this seems to vote against black interest every time the issue is presented. so the personalities in the background of these justices are very much in play in terms of the decision-making. original-ism, textualism would work well for antonin scalia and most issues but when you get to the gun clause, the right to keep and bear arms, of course there is a preamble you're supposed to have every word in a statute in there is a preamble that says a well regulated state militia being necessary to a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. he absolutely swept aside the preamble and ignored it. which is an detector list and empty originalists.and sit with a personal right to keep and bear arms.so it apply to ha

senator kamala harris appeared in san jose yesterday saying she's co-sponsoring a bill to extend daca for another three years. >> america needs to keep her promise to those young people. and i am determined with everything i have to fight to make sure that we do that. >> last week, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders reiterated the program continues to be under review. >> developing news in berkeley where one of the protesters arrested in last weekend's clashes was officially charged. the 22-year-old appeared in court yesterday, charged with assaulting and obstructing an officer, who said she threw an apple at him and used her dog to try to evade arrest. 13 people were arrested on sunday. the alameda county district attorney's office tells the chronicle, all of the clashes at berkeley protests this year including ones back in march and april, remain under investigation. >>> all right, reggie asked and i'm sure about 800,000 people are wondering in san francisco just how hot is it going to get? 68 today. 75 tomorrow. you can see the 80s for friday and saturday. our hotte

. >> harris: she walked into chipotle and nobody recognized her apparently. >> gianno: hillary clinton was the correlative billprocess. that's all you can think of. she's making a fallacious argument. you lost an election, move on. >> dagen: play devil's advocate, sandra. >> sandra: i don't know. if i'm looking at a competition and i'm hearing the competitor who lost without explanation, i'm thinking wow, did you get under her skin. >> harris: that was the entitlement picture that popped into my head as you were telling your story because of course wait for the cameras, you don't feel like you need to work the room because you're going to wi win. >> dagen: based on the trouncing that she suffered during the election, that's not the voice that you would hear from me if i got slammed away during the election. i would have the hillary -- this is the voice of somebody who is medicated. i'm not saying she is, i'm not asserting that she is, but certainly, it's very careful and i don't know if this is how the whole audiobook will sound. >> sandra: she goes on to say, if the russians could hack my subconscious. >> gia

. >> senator harris covered several topics announcing her plans to cosponsor bernie sanders single-payer health care bill called medicare for all. she also denounced racism in charlottesville and defended the daca program. many undocumented young people who were once protected now worry about deportation. >> after my years in college what am i going to do? i am a politics major so hopefully one day i will be in her seat and we are hoping for the best right now. >> harris wants the us to keep the promise to protect dreamers and regardless of what happens the country needs come brands of immigration reform. she touched on education and the importance of fair elections. >>> some breaking news the united states is forcing the closure of the russian consulate in san francisco. in december the obama administration told officials to leave the consulate in the city, this time the state department says this is retaliation for russia's decision to reduce the size of the us mission in russia. the state department issued a statement saying that the russian consulate in san francisco will have to close by september 2

that if you were going to pass a healthcare bill, you need the american medical association pharmaon board. i think they took this from clinton care and harry and louise ads, if we don't get these players behind us, they'll sink us. one of the things that surprised me is that republicans got very far with none of these groups them. i was also surprised how little groupshealthcare speaking out, the insurance industry. not real great under republican plans. ton hospitals which stand lose a lot of money put out strongly worded letters but it tvn't the scorched earth ads. we've seen big lobbying campaigns and it certainly wasn't that. so i'm curious if one lesson democrats take from this is of those theories they had about the other side of advocacyhe healthcare groups, whether those theories were wrong and one thing i'm very curious is if there's any democrats in back rooms somewhere thinking about how pass -- if they don't need those groups, if they can write off the insurance industry write off pharma, if they're thinking to use reconciliation, single-pair system through reconciliation if we're willing to say we don't need your support on ou

thac they've assured me, matttis and harris, assured me that guam -- they'll take good care of guam. we will be protected. >> bill, i want to ask you one thing, the outliers here is that the new president of south korea has taken a different tone towards north korea. he's been more accepting of the idea of direct negotiations and he is not sort of sharing donald trump's fiery response to north korea's comments. how do you square that in south korea? as you said, south koreans are always worried about this. the escalation has to worry them and potential for miscalculation and yet the president there has a slightly nuanced view of how to deal with north korea. >> that's absolutely right, ali, he is a different kind of president. he certainly in the first few days in office he was talking about the desirability of dialogue with the north. but against that, he was cool on the thaad anti-missile system. he is now saying that he wants talks with the united states to deploy even more. so you know, he'd like dialogue but at the same time, you know, he wants -- he's realistic enough to want robust defenses here. he's actu

harris. together they've created the pretrial integrity and safety act of how we do jail and bail. what this billes states to rethink how they do bail. instead of using money, they use risk assessmentes. is the person a flight risk and make assessmentes. >> does it use obamacare? >> it is good stuff. >> they get it done. >> we hav ♪ >> bret: this is a fox news alert. no amount of federal taxpayer dollars will help a city that refuses to help its own residents. that from the attorney general in a statement released just moments ago. jeff sessions firing back at the city of chicago over a lawsuit the city filed concerning its sanctuary city policy. the department of justice statement just out sessions saying this administration will not simply give away grant dollars to city governments that proudly violate the rule of law and protect criminal aliens at the expense of public safety. so it's this simple, comply with the law or forego taxpayer dollars. the trump administration's policy on sanctuary cities is stirring

. >> harris: and makes me scratch my head because there are a number of democrats who live in that 1%. >> jessica: definitely, billes, warren buffett, these are all billionaires and they make tons of money and say they're willing to pay more taxes. i don't disagree. we had a very successful economy under democratic president who paid 36% tax and set up 39% on the top 1% and that's doable. i do think republicans are mitch mcconnell saying we're going to go it alone went after what happened with health care is not a smart tactic. i think chuck schumer basically making it nonnegotiable is also not smart. >> harris: look at the dell today. it looks like wall street might have faith. >> kennedy: the court is definitely before the horse on wall street and that can't be the only indicator, but i think they do show signs of optimism. they have to cut spending. they have to cut spending, they have to cut taxes. the idea that you can cut taxes on rich people because middle class and lower income earners will get jealous is nonsense. that's bernie sanders being overly emotional. let the economy grow. >> sandra: going back to

harris. together they've created the pretrial integrity and safety act of how we do jail and bail. what this bills to rethink how they do bail. instead of using money, they use risk assessmentes. is the person a flight risk and make assessmentes. >> does it use obamacare? >> it is good stuff. >> they get it done. >> we have to go. hannity is up next. >> sean: many thanks for our friends on "the five. ". this is "hannity". first. i have a message for the deputy rod rosenstein. tonight we demand you stop rob better mueller mission investigative creep and put an end to the political witch hunt against president trump. that's tonight's opening monologue. the russian investigation overseen by the deputy attorney general is it beyond corrupt and political and an open ended phishing expedition and just li

harris.. voted in favor of the new director. (tiffany) bill cosby is on the hunt for new lawyers.cosby's lead defense lawyer brian mcmonagle filed the paperwork to withdraw as cosby's counsel. he wants off the case before a cosby's retrial that's scheduled to begin in november. cosby's sex assault trial ended in a deadlocked jury in june. a judge declared a mistrial. mcmonagle says cosby is in the process of securing new lawyers. (tiffany) still no verdict in the fraud trial of former biotech ceo martin shkreli (shkrel'-ee). prosecutors say shkreli looted his drug company to pay back investors in two failed hedge funds he ran. the defense says investors got their original investments back and even made hefty profits. shkreli is best known for hiking up the price of a life-saving drug and then for trolling his critics on social media. shkreli could face up to 20 years in prison. but will likely receive far shorter sentence. jurors will continue deliberating today. (tiffany) now to sports... the a's and giants playing strictyly for bragging rights this year as they are a combined 39

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harris faulkner. here's shep. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon in reno, nevada where president trump honored american veterans and signed a bill to make it easier for vets to get disability benefits. we'll explain how it could help hundreds of thousands that sacrificed so much for our nation. this comes after a wild night in phoenix. the president going after his critics, battering the news media who report on his words and actions. blasting some republicans that were speaking out against him. and defending himself on topics including his response to the violence in charlottesville. reaction and what you may have missed ahead. president trump also threatening to shut down the united states federal government