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don't expect the blue house here in seoul, south korea have any more insight into this for leaders in beijing, pyongyang, tokyo to understand what the president is getting at. but you're correct they won't be surprised by something like this. they are used to a barrage of threats from the president. most of the threats coming from twitter. some suggesting a two-pronged approach. it was just about last week when the secretary of state was out here talking about opening up channels of communication with pyongyang. only to have the president seemingly undercut him by telling the secretary of state on twitter to save his breath. that only one thing would work essentially, i'm paraphrasing there when it comes to dealing with north korea. this always raises concerns in the region because the tension in this region has really been on a knifepoint for the last couple of months. look, beijing understands what president trump is saying when they issue these kinds of threats. they know the president is looking directly at them to continue to exercise any leverage that they have given the economi

attacked the blue house in seoul. gone after leadership. people are already thinking about that.ng on. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. melissa: how they do that? david: i don't know. tell you the truth i hadn't thought of it. it is crazy that it will be there when you think of all the tension but on the other hand the decision was made. making sure the swamp doesn't get in the way of our tax cut, folk, please! one man, senator rand paul, his advice to those undecided on tax reform. wait until you hear this. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp : ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone ♪ can i kick it? ♪ to all the people who can quest like a tribe does... ♪ ththe next energyngs toto power our dreams,re will be american energy. . >> we need a big bold tax cut. what republicans have always been for, and what i tell people that are worried a

a california congressman, coastal blue house and senate who see value with renewables. >> but you areng to vote , no democratlan will, but will this likely get in that version of the bill? >> first, there is no tax plan with specifics. it is just nine pages. it is written only by republicans and does carryforwards harsher or more democrats to support aspects of a current plan, it would be hard for me to support it. shows at bipartisan tax reform that helps increase investment in american energy and job creation is possible. if the plan and up being something bipartisan like this will, i could support it. quite some want to switch gears to foreign policy. you are one of the most prominent senators in terms of africa and foreign relations in africa. there was a briefing earlier in the morning on nigeria. can you tell me on the latest on the investigation? >> i'm concerned about what acrossnd the partners the region. i followed closely for a number of years. need a strategy and more senators engaged and informed about what is going on in west africa. there continues to be destabilizing e

defensive, you can go back to 1966 when they attacked the -- they had a commando group going at the blue house in seoul, korea, we can go back to burr mark 1983, when they had a commando team that went in to take down the leadership of south korea that was visiting burma at the time. there are a number of issues that would speak to, yes, why defensive, 48 sailors in 2010, joint defensive military exercises. that's why for many of us who have been working, i think all of us in this room would say, it's distasteful for china and russia to put on the table the is a significance of these joint military exercises if we want north korea to halt, to freeze nuclear tests, it's not comparable. they are in violation of u.n. security counsel resolutions. we're saying, no, what our secretary of state has said clearly, the u.s. is prepared to sit down with north korea. and talk about these issues, and hear their concerns. they need to hear our concerns, we don't want to do that with a gun to our head. we don't want to do that where they're launching missiles and have a nuclear test. stop what you're doing.

blue. roofs over house of snow to help people nothing has been their distribution is very slow and people are really not seeing the presence of the pro-government into streets and i know a lot of people say you know you want the federal government to do everything for you and it's not that it's a total recall was not ready for we've had massive cuts for the last decade. that have really diminished you can't possibly over our own government to respond to crisis like this and that has been seen cause of our debt crisis so. it's important to note that puerto ricans have served in the military since world war one and more than one hundred sixteen thousand americans certainly u.s. army so to say that we are expecting for things for people to help us i mean puerto ricans have served their duty s.u.v.s u.s. citizens and what i've just seen now in terms of people helping each other out is that civil society is tired of waiting for whoever is in charge to distribute supplies and they are taking matters into their own hands they're jumping in car they're getting into their their you know their s.u.v.s

>> so we were at the house of blues on friday and we knew there was a back area.knew to cut around that area and we stayed at the mgm. my fiance and i kept running until we reached the mgm. we didn't stop. we ran the entire way and were hopping fences and going through parking lots and hiding behind cars and everything. >> jordan, how are you and your fiance? what's his name? how are you doing? >> we are both very shooken up right now. thankfully we are at the airport right now. i can't stop shake. my fiance, the second we got into the hotel room, it hit him and he started throwing up. i never experienced this. it's insane. it's crazy. >> it's very, very sad indeed. jordan atkins, thanks very much for joining us. glad you are okay and have a safe flight home. more news that we are following and this just coming in. the brother of the las vegas shooter speaking to cnn a little while ago. listen to this. >> we are trying to understand what's wrong. what happened. we have no more idea what happened now than we had an hour ago. we are still just completely befuddled.

we went back through the house of blues, which was it seemed like a metal structure.ou could hear some of the bullets hitting it. and we just tried to pull anybody we could to safety. and a little bit after that the shots stopped and then we just tried to get to as many people as we could. went to other people. tried to help them out, see where they were hit, if they were just hiding, tried to get them up and help out. we started taking metal fences and pulling them over, using them as stretchers to put people on and evacuate. we just tried to help out as many people as we could as fast as we could. we weren't the only ones. there was 30, 40, 50 other people that came running back in. >> and i understand you were also looking for michelle's phone and you actually were able to find it and eventually call her family. is that right? >> yeah. what had happened, her purse was by where they were doing cpr on her. so i grabbed that, and then i left, and we had exchanged phone numbers about an hour before the incident happened. and i just tried calling it to see if somebody w

caleb asked casey with a clever sign there that read roses are red, violets are blue, your house floodedine did too. they left by boat, so did casey's family but both were tickled by the invitation. >> just asking me so i said yes and i read it again and started laughing, so hard. >> why cry anymore when you can laugh about it. you have to find some humor in it. >> a little silver lining there both families are still in recovery mode living in the top floors of their gutted homes. as for caleb and casey they are just friends their parents told them neither could date until mid one goes to college. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have at 7:00. nate comes a shore packing strong winds and flooding the gulf coast, we are live in biloxi, miss sip toy show you some of mother nature's latest storms. >>> and some of the nate's tropical moisture could be heading our way. how much and how soon? we will have chelsea ingram's eyewitness weather forecast this sunda sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber

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under blue acres, the state bought his house at its pre- sandy market price, demolished it, and banned new development on the lot. >> it definitely was a loss to the town, without question. it was a financial impact. it's, you felt, every year, you felt that way in perpetuity. >> reporter: while hutchison moved to higher ground in south river, he says he was one of the exceptions who took the buyout and stayed. >> people on the other side of the house here, they moved out of town. so the only one out of the four that were taken down here, that stayed in south river, was my wife and myself. >> reporter: do you regret the buyout? >> do i regret it? personally, no. absolutely not. i'm, i'm thrilled by it, because, again it took us out of harm's way and it gave myself a sense of ease with my family. >> reporter: the buyouts are visible when driving through the town next to south river, sayreville. the empty lots where homes once stood have been reclaimed by nature. they are now overgrown green spaces that may act as a buffer the next time the river overflows. new jersey has bought out more

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blue cheese. i bring this special to the lucky well, in ambler which is barbecue restaurant in ambler. but, just houselove it. >> because you know you are a big barbecue guy. i necessity this. sometimes we have to swap out but we don't want a leafy salad. >> something that is hearty, mushrooms, make a cheese stake out of big thick mushrooms, port bellos. >> just spices them up, slice them, roast them on high heat and break them down and chop them up. >> i feel like you said egg plant too. >> egg plant is great, i make it look pretty. >> look at you. >> a little celery, you know, just like a chicken wing, blue cheese and celery. we used two types, cauliflower from the future. >> it is like game have thrones. >> crazy cauliflower. >> okay. >> and just color flower. >> blend it together. >> is what the store which purple color flower. >> it is purple and cauliflower. difficult not do my research. i wish i knew. >> when you come here. >> cauliflower is very fall, it grows best in the fall. and this is, when you taste this, you will, you will want a stone. >> no. >> you will be amazed. >> no. >> you don't

>> initially when the first burst of gunfire came out, i ran through the house of blues, trying to getugh there. hopped a fence with one of the guys that i was with. we pulled down the fence because so many people weren't able to climb over the fence, so we just pulled on it so we could bend the metal on it. and then we started seeing people running out with blood all over them. that's kind of when it set in, like, we need to do something right now. you don't want casualties. it's a big family venue. everybody there is just so, so nice, so it is just one of those things you got to take them in as your family. >> and i know you were grotryino do everything you could with tourniquets. how many people were you able to help? >> i want to say anywhere in the ballpark of 14 to 16 that were at least hit with gunshot wounds. i know we had a girl with a broken ankle that we helped get into the parking lot. at first it was just me and this other guy and another guy joined us, so we had -- it was just the three of us, and we were able to pick people up and carry them. we were meeting people in th

blue. she is working to ensure that house democrats'agenda works for all americans. she immediately said, oh, sherry bustos, how did you guys get her. heret her because she is to teach all of us how to flip again. a blue state once -- please joinme me in welcoming our congresswoman cheri bustos. congresswoman bustos: what's great about being back in minnesota is i can see iowa from my front house. on one side is the mississippi river. when i am getting up and i see my first cup of coffee, i see the great state of iowa every single morning. i drove from the quad city in des moines, iowa. principal park is what, right that way? some pointing that way. i lived literally right outside of principal ballpark. i loved watching the iowa cubs. anybody go to the high life lounge? i would have a pickled egg and it would remind me of the midwestern eating we all love. what makes i was special, it is not just the restaurant or the iowa -- what makes special, it is not just the restaurants or the food. we have the best farmland in the world. where we are the same, iowans and illino

at that point i saw house of blues tent. it was a bar that was covered. it wasn't necessarily a tent. it was like a solid cover. i grabbed those girls i was with, they grabbed my hands and i shoved them into that tent area just to get cover. like i said, we didn't know where the shooting was coming from. we went in there. i turned around and looked, couldn't see my aunt, my cousin and his girlfriend. they had decided to go a different direction. and that was tough in itself, not knowing where they were going go, if they were going to be okay. and in that tent you have people just crumbled with fear. they were laying there, they were crying. they didn't know what to do. they were frozen. and it was just a matter of do we sit here like sitting ducks? we didn't know, like i said, if the shooter was going to try to come in. me and a couple of other guys were just yelling, get out. get out. get to the back. get to the exit. that's where everyone started going. we found the back street back there. >> you made it out. >> made it out. >> that's what matters. you'

i was in one of the main bars called the house of blues bar. business as usual. had a good time. the main act had started so we were a little bit slower. had a couple of regs that wanted to hang out. i was literally running a credit card for a guy for his buds when you just hear screams. it felt like thousands of people running through the door of the bar and pushing their way out the back doors of the bar. as people started pushing through the door and the music had stopped and all you heard was the screams, you heard the second round of the shots. you heard the -- there was like those little white firecrackers you throw on the ground and pop but ample fied by 20%. it did. it sounded like fireworks. >> did you see anyone falling around you. >> not at that point because we were inside the bar. >> and when did you realize you had to go. >> almost immediately. i mean, as people were running out and they're like there's a shooter, there's a shooter. at this point it was hours before we knew he was over at mandalay bay. at this point every thought he was there at the festival, so who

rock and roll who has died at the age of 89. 0n the line is dwight payne, who has worked at the house of bluesthe music, rock and roll, blues and jazz? i think that fats was one of those pioneers, he started at the bottom and he rose to the top. he brought in innovations in music that will last a long time after he's gone. he wasjust will last a long time after he's gone. he was just fantastic, a fantastic museum, fantastic person —— fantastic musician. i had the opportunity to actually talk to him several times. he was a great individual. what was he like? a very kind—hearted person, he loved to teach young people about the music business and he was just a fabulous person. he was magnanimous, he treated everyone well. just a great quy: treated everyone well. just a great guy, a great, great guy. he was such a loyal son of new orleans, wasn't he, because he lived there for so many years. he didn't move away and even during hurricane katrina he was there. at one stage he was reported to have been killed in hurricane katrina, but actually he was rescued. he was rescued. he loved the neighbourhoo

that was ryan shot house, who works for bright blue talking to our political editor.g out of the united states, where president trump has taken to twitter again and has said of his secretary of state... little rocket man of course be in the president's shorthand for kim jong un, the leader of north korea. this is in relation to comment that wrecks need a few days ago, saying that the us was in direct contact with north korea over the nuclear stand—off, saying that lines of communications were being used. —— rex. an interesting tweet from the president, telling his own secretary of state that he is wasting his time. let's move on. 0n the island of bali, many are living in tents out of fears that the volcano will erupt. we have been taking a look around the biggest of the camps. this is dating for most of the eva cu ees this is dating for most of the evacuees on ballet. here, there are about 3000 people at a scam, horse bedding down in this hall. they have got bags of codes, boxes of food, children's toys. anything they could grab when they were told to get out and leav

likes to hear after years of development work the firm says it's time for blue crew to enter the industrial mainstream. says the househowever being some resistance. to the problem is the mental hurdle. some people seem to believe that if the kind of fuel we're working on is approved that would be bad for electoral mobility and battery development we don't agree we believe that both technologies will be needed and can co-exist but as long as we assume that one technology will be harmful to the other it will be very hard for the underappreciated technology to thrive. i hope that once the visionaries in norway pick an industrial scale production critics will be won over by the benefits of blue crude that would be the breakthrough some fi is hoping for. that's a bag of see behind wins a championship and a week later no one in the club heads. is keep up with this club and there is never a moment when you can rest in your. an exclusive journey into the songs of my own make me a sun media phenomenon. in fifteen minutes on d w. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking

you live in a brown adobe house with black shutters and blue door across the street from a tack ria. you dry a gray 2006 shelfy silverado with a lift quick. i have a phone you missed the -- who will i call with hit phone? call the police? perhaps i will think of someone else to call. perhaps i will call someone to drive biure house and see what your wife looks like or where your chin go to school. perhaps i'll find you yourself and is a own hand i will hang you biure fucking neck until you dead. i'll tell you what you while. you hill met my friend go free. they let hick worldcom out the door and 20 minutes later don picked him up at a gas station in south phoenix, the last i heard they were planning trips together in texas. thank you. one more. and then we'll do a little q & a, about the book and the others. i think that this last story has a lot of connections with the story i just read about solidarity with each other and about how we can be good comrades to one another. even if it occasionally involves strong swearing, et cetera. one of the founders of no more deaths once told me

q: kim, this is a house divided. i see blue on this young man. what happened? >> well, last year when the cubs won the world series, they had that pretty awesome song. he was a nats fan but the song was good. they won the series so now he is divided. >> matt, i got to ask you. are you pulling for the nats or the cubs today? >> it's hard to decide. q: i'll decide for you. the nats! let's go! [cheers & applause] thank you very much for your time big guy. the gates open in 30 minutes. we will be here all day, all night until they win. back to you inside. jonathan: that is such a conflictedded young fan. q, thank you. if you are heading in the game, consider this. the last green line train heading to navy yard at 12:52. you have until 1:00 in the morning. alison: here is a question. are you going to need long sleeves if you are heading to the game? steve rudin in the weather center with a check of the forecast. >> no way. short sleeves and shorts. this feels like the middle of august. take a look at the temperatures. we are at 86 at reagan national. 86 in leesburg.

to hear after years of development work the firm says it's time for blue crew to enter the industrial mainstream. doug says the houseowever being some resistance. problem is the mental hurdle. some people seem to believe that if the kind of fuel we're working on is approved that would be bad for electro mobility and battery development we don't agree we believe that both technologies will be needed and can co-exist but as long as we assume that one technology will be harmful to the other it will be very hard for the underappreciated technology to thrive on. hopes that once the visionaries in norway pick an industrial scale production critics will be won over by the benefits of blue crude that would be the breakthrough some fi is hoping for. to have you along. with. creative. paul paul. paul. inspiring evidence. in the press of. life style your read. your romance in thirty minutes. explaining about the moments that lie before. it's all about the still lives inside. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us in being speired by distinctive instagram or yours at the d w stor

not gender, angry nancy pelosi wrote it is a disgusting reminder of this white house's contempt for lbgt americans. >>> the blue angel taking practice runs over the city all day today. our reporter talked with a local pilot who will be flying one of those famous blue angel jets. >> reporter: that sound can only mean one thing, fleet week in. . san francisco. the blue angel soared over the city on thursday ahead of the wreekd big show. spectators watched and took pictures from the marina green. >> to be honest hi first couple years was like what is this. it's just got more exciting every year. >> the planes took off from oakland just before 1:00. this year 3 out of the 6 pilots are from the bay area. >> it's exhilarating. it's intense. it requires an extreme amount of focus. >> we spoke with lieutenant who grew in fremont graduated in hayward and married his high school sweet heart, he a lot of friends and family here and says this show is something the team has been looking forward to all year. >> it is very special to me. rew up going to fleet week as a kid. watching the blue angels, experiencing the blue ange

to hear after years of development work the firm says it's time for blue crew to enter the industrial mainstream. doug says the househowever being some resistance. problem is the mental hurdle. some people seem to believe that if the kind of fuel we're working on is approved that would be bad for electro mobility and battery development we don't agree we believe that both technologies will be needed and can co-exist but as long as we assume that one technology will be harmful to the other it will be very hard for the underappreciated technology to thrive. i hope that once the visionaries in norway pick an industrial scale production critics will be won over by the benefits of blue crude that would be the breakthrough some fi is hoping for. creative. paul paul. paul. inspiring. presage. life style your read. your romance in thirty minutes the. stories that people of the world over information they provide the paintings they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are c

to hear after years of development work the firm says it's time for blue crew to enter the industrial mainstream. doug says the houseowever being some resistance. the problem is the mental hurdle. some people seem to believe that if the kind of fuel we're working on is approved that would be bad for electro mobility and battery development we don't agree we believe that both technologies will be needed and can co-exist but as long as we assume that one technology will be harmful to the other it will be very hard for the underappreciated technology to thrive. sunfire hopes that once the visionaries in norway pick an industrial scale production critics will be won over by the benefits of blue crude that would be the breakthrough some fi is hoping for. a c.e.o. gets a. head facing an uncertain future. the new mohamed family have left everything behind. like more than half a million. this muslim minority group is increasingly coming under threat in. a film crew accompany the family as they fled meum are atrocities against the ahead joe. close up fifteen minutes long t.w. . the fast pace of life in the digital world. shi

you have house members who have already begun to retire from not even deep blue district, just suburban districts who benefit from this cut who are feeling their oats a little more about opposing it. the idea you just need a big policy win. what people frankly like steve bannon were correct about months ago is a big policy win could be something like infrastructure where you might get democrats to vote and you might see people who voted for trump and kind of in declining areas are grateful. it's not clear you're going to see that with a big corporate tax cut. i understand supply side theory. i also understand how it works, which is it doesn't really. >> trickle-down economics doesn't work. we know it didn't work before. we saw the experiment in kansas. let's stay with the president. he says he's been on the phone trying to urge republican leaders to push the budget bill through because we know he wants to get to taxes. we also know the president has a pun penchant for derailing his own efforts. people inside the white house working on tax reform are worried the president could derail it

devil is in the details and looking at the narrow vote yesterday, 216 to 212 in the house shows concerns about the blue republicans and for speaker paul ryan and leadership, you don't want to start that many votes down from new york and new jersey voted against the budget because of that. >> who voted for it. you voted against it because they thought of it as their last line of leverage. here's someone who voted for it from the high tax states. the argument to them is we know this is hard and we will work this out in negotiations. we need your vote today. these did. that's a tough sell. some of these you are talking about $6,000 or $12,000 that people deduct every year on their taxes and vote to take that away. can they put it together? this is the obamacare debate all over again. you have regional and ideological differences and concerns about the deficit. what happens? >> it's a bit of a free-for-all. if they can get the standard deduction big enough that it covers the concerns for each of these representatives, maybe they will be willing to play ball. they come up when the representatives not all ge

blue shield. live fearless. >>> making news in america this morning, the white house makes a main decision overnight on obamacareents. >> this is crazy town. this is a decision that is opposed by every major medical organization. >> hear what's behind the move and who it affects. >>> breaking news, deadly prison uprising. inmates set fire trying to pull off a daring escape. >> i've got ambulances inbound. please start setting up some sort of triage and mass casualty within the facility. >> two prison workers killed. several others injured. a community is placed on lockdown. >>> the country music star playing when the vegas

blue angels will take to the skies above the bay area today. it could be the last year we see their aerial acrobatics. white house. at a photo op with military leaders.. he referred to the moment as quote: "the calm before the storm." reporter: what's the storm? trump: "could be the calm before the storm." reporter: "from iran?" reporter: "on isis?" reporter: "what storm mr. president?" trump: "we have the world's great military people in this uh, we >>> >>> he referred to military leaders as the calm before the storm. >> the calm before the storm. >> what storm is that? >> we have a lot of great military people, i'll tell you that. >> so far the white house has not offered a clarification. he could be referring to supports that he will decertify iran nuclear deal. >>> the blue angels taking flight. >> blue angels soared above san francisco yesterday practicing bold stunts over the bay, but julie mastrini has started a petition to end this noise. she claims that more than 25,000 people have signed on to her cause. she says the sound of the jets can trigger anxiety or even ptsd, especially for veterans or even refu

what else, shrugged one was in house might have caused the back this blue block on his wife's arm? onemer breath ticking thing about the trial us. came to an end because the scope of the crisis taxed the imagination. could there really be that many witches in massachusetts? and because of what appeared to be an overe overzealous court, carefully, quietly and anonymously, sane man began to speak up. few of them, however, questioned the existence of witchcraft. at issue was simply the difficulty in identifying it. many would believe that innocence had died in 1692 but most also believed that guilty widths had escaped. to my mind writers can be immensely up helpful about what nudges them toward a particular subject. i can't see precisely where my interest in salem began, but i can report that you don't head off into the long haul of writing a book without some kind of obsession, the kind that wakes you up in the night, makes you read the daily newspaper through the eyes of someone who lived centuries or hundreds of new jersey earlier. so i began to think about salem and began to feel

blue-emu, it works fast and you won't stink. >>> the house of representatives approving a $36.5 billionster aid package to help victims recover from a string of devastating hurricanes and wildfires across the country. but the president appearing to put a deadline on how long federal agencies would help frooek, tweeting, we cannot keep fema, the military and first responders who have been amazing under the most difficult circumstances in pr forever. >> the mayor of san juan shot back on twitter. they seem more to come from a hater in chief. the governor of puerto rico has largely stayed away from criticizing the federal response, he tweeted this. the u.s. citizen in puerto rico are requesting the support that any of our fellow citizens would receive across the nation. >>> the two men running the weinstein company after harvey weinstein could be out the door. coming under increased scrutiny of what they may have known of allegations that go against harvey weinstein at least two decades. at least two dozen women have come forward. actress kate beckinsale posting on instagram a meeting she

because, you know, even though you have -- it's mostly blue states that will be affected, you have enough people in the republican party, in the housefrom those blue states like california, upstate new york, that kind of place that could actually tip the balance so this is, this is going to be actually the naughtiest thing of all, it's also interesting what you were saying about michael was also talking about this issue about cutting business taxes. i think yes, if you ask people who are watching this program, certainly everybody understands the benefit in doing so and seeing the wider impact that can have, it is not exactly a populist measure so selling that thing to the ban niets, to the people, a lot of the folks that elected donald trump is going to be very difficult. it's going to be even more difficult when you have to ask people to give something up. because this is -- this is why we haven't done tax reform in 30 years, right it's just -- >> it's hard. >> it's really difficult >> and if you just -- if it looks like you're redistributing income, you know, say from blue states to red states which was also by the way one of the

i know of in the oval office is your husband the one who left the stain on a blue dress of a young intern in the white houseare you still schizo? now that i think about it, both you and harvey are alike, both of you addicted to a drug, both of you love money power and domination. weinstein wants to dominate hollywood and you want to dominate washington. weinstein didn't stop with you, though, also delivering $700,000 to that -- of moral superiority barack obama who also took days to condemn hollywood's open secret. funny none of them knew. really? barack, you had the fbi at your fingertips. did you have them a little too busy going after conservatives and covering up hillary's e-mail scandal, too busy with politics to find a predator in their midst? and michelle, you condemn women because we didn't listen to our inner voices and vote for your girlfriend hillary. where was your inner voice on the day your daughter got a job with harvey? meryl streep another paragon of virtue says she didn't know and while she preaches to us at the golden globes about our president. >> and this instinct to humiliate when it's

not a house standing. i was on blue sage, not a home standing. went down a little bit further to vintage circle, did not see a house that was standing there. everything has been reduced to six inches of ash on the ground. all you will see left are the burnt shells of cars and stone chimneys that are still standing. i did talk to a woman who lives on baldwin and she said that they were lucky. their entire block was okay. while there is a lot of devastation, there are some places that are still standing. from talking to people who admit they now have survivor's guilt, they are not sure what they will be coming back to. what is next for fountain grove. it is not the community that it was just a few days ago. >> justine, we see the crockett fire crews trying to knock down those hotspots. are you noticing the wind pick up in the area where you are? jr said it was picking up in the area where he was located.>>reporter: it's okay. the thing that i did just notice as the sun came out for the first time today. even since i was here yesterday. the sun is pe

. >>> the house narrowly approved a $4 trillion budget blue print. calling for the tax cut. 2016 to 212 vote allows congress to move it through congress without fear of blocking. democrats if high tax states try to block the budget. they fear it will hurt the middle class is that doom the current deductions. a deduction used by millions in those states. >> they misrepresent what they're doing to the middle class. what they're doing is looting they will. looting your homes. it is just a rip-off of the middle class. >> house speaker paul ryan applauded the vote, hates the budget as fiscally responsible. >> it strengthens the national defense and really good for taxpayers. most importantly, this budget that we just passed in the house today brings us one step closer to historic tax reform. >> president trump also applauded the vote. they said most americans believe the tax package will benefit wealthy and corporations and hurt the middle class. >> new security guidelines went into effect for flying. people traveling into the united states will be facing more questions. >> these

and you have to keep the house clean. so, blueur family, agreed to donate $10,000 to help with all of that housework. don't worry about the mops. don't worry about the vacuums. don't worry about any of it. it's taken care of for you. >> that is awesome. thank you so much. >> reporter: walking along the beach, it was so incredible to see the girls be their happy-go-lucky selves. a wonderful tribute to jason and to erin. when you look at the girls and you see them play carefree, what are your hopes for them? >> that they will follow in erin's footsteps and be strong and opinionated and be themselves and have the same values that erin has. >> reporter: it is clear they already do. and we just want to thank -- we want to thank jason and the girls and everything for being so open with us. and they have a lot of family support there, too. so, he has people helping him out. >> he's doing a beautiful job with those girls. >> isn't he? >> yeah. >> i hope we can stay in touch and follow that family, hoda. thank you very much. >>> we're back

kellyanne conway with us this morning, south carolina congressman house budget gop committee member is here texas congressman ghakt "blueh us as well former deputy chef of staff to president bush cakarl rove will join us white house agenda president trump calling on capitol hill to toughen immigration policies as he puts finishing touches on executive order to hand health care opposite opposites,adam shapiro live. >> what is allowing people to pool together within obamacare association, and purchase insurance across state lines, now, state regulators might object to this so we are going to see what happens on thursday how they respond the other issue the letter the obama administration, has sent to congress, outlining what it wants in regards to immigration reform one of the reasons doing this to ensure safe and lawful admissions as well as defend this safety and security, of the united states. now here are some of what the administration is calling on congress to do, as part of immigration reform would include building the board wall president trump promised during campaign when candidate trump, bolstering enforcement

house behind the g.o.p. gubernatorial candidate there as he faces strong opposition from his democratic rival, so can the trump administration really help in a state that voted blue plus, the equifax security breach hitting millions of americans putting their personal information in jeopardy. what the white house is now trying to do to make it harder for hackers in the future. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. julie: the white house weighing into the gubernatorial race in virginia. vice president pence in virginia to support the republican candidate. this just hours after joe biden was also there to campaign for the democratic challenger. as polls show, the candidates are virtually tied heading into the