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: the victims in those countries. >> yeah. charlesave, i think what americans are concerned about are the repeated attacks in places like london and other places that have had open arms, that have been very receptive to all these refugees and others and have paid a heavy price for it. they're saying, you know what? as kind hearted as it may seem, it is not fair to our native-born suicides. >> fair enough. -- native-born citizens. >> we had problems in january, problems in march, 70 groups were opposing it. there are constitutional issues. but the truth is that this uses more threats than persuasion, more sticks than carrots, and i'm okay with. we need some eternal vigilance on national security. since 9/11 we've had no major domestic terrorist attack. we've had -- charles: well, well -- >> let's not be complacent -- charles: you don't count all the ugly? we disagree on major, because i think we've had some attacks in this country -- >> we're agreeing, because there's been no major domestic terrorist, international terrorist attack sin

president trump has got the remain very involved to make sure those things don't happen. charles: what about the idea that it has to have a revenue true tralt to it -- revenue neutrality. every republican talks about the reagan economic boom but so few of them embrace supply side economics. why don't they see the more money corporations keep, the more jobs they create. the more money consumers keep, the more they spend. >> they are not business people. many of the people in congress, they have never run a business. they have no idea. they don't understand what goes through a ceo's minds when he has extra cash to be able to invest. this is a great time for ceos to speak up. charles: but these big ceos tried to pawn off a border adjustment tax. are you confident it will happen this year? tammy: not at all. normally there is reasons to be optimistic. in this case it's the nature of the beat to not get something done combined their loathing of president trump. i don't expect to get done this year. >> i agree, they haven't accomplished anything and americans are not happy about it. ta

those people hat are here now were brought here as infants and young children. charles: what's to stop the flood after this is done. >> there are economic forces driving people to this country. we need to develop a system that develops and embraces those economic opportunities. they want to come here and they will continue to come here and congress needs to get to work and deal with that and address it comprehensively. i applaud president trump for trying to get congress to the table to do that. i also applaud him for separating daca from the wall. he said we'll discuss the wall at a later date. charles: president president brought thipresident trump broup today. >> they cannot obstruct the wall. the wall to me is vital. if i don't get wall, then we'll be the obstructionists. charles: this sounds like it backs up the point you made that any deal with daca will be continue jernt on the wall. this a quid pro quo. one without the other. chris, you are shaking your head. perhaps the term border security sounds like a eve mitchell for the -- sounds like a euphemism for the w

have democrat senators representing those states, those are people who could be made vulnerable, and they ought to be pressured to support tax reform. charlesgabby, quite a few democrats are in those states, you know, bill nelson, sherrod brown, debbie stain -- stab now, bob casey just to name a few. you want to go in their backyards, put this pressure on them and maybe give some sort of an olive branch to help them cross that line. >> there are a lot of things the president can achieve by going out on the road and participating in different tax reform-centered events in these states. not to only, you know, pushing for tax reform, but also like deroy and you both said, putting pressure on these democratic lawmakers who are facing tough re-election battles in 2018, and also backing republicans into a corner on exactly what he wants to see in the tax reform legislation that comes through the senate and the house. and so, you know, he's been pushing on the road for a 15 percent corporate rate. he's been pushing for changes to the current federal income tax levels. anything that he says on the road is then going to be something that republican

essentially opened it up with today, charles, you're going to tell me you killed rachael and where her body is. and his response was, well, you only got one of thoseright, but i didn't kill her. >> reporter: if charles didn't kill her, who did? the investigators landed hard on david stone, the only other person known to have been with rachael that night. >> and we confront him with, stone, we know you've got blood on your hands. his response was he just sat back and he said, i need a drink of water. never denied it. but that's when -- then he wanted his attorney after that. >> reporter: with no reason to hold him, david stone was free to go home to wife alisa, the woman cops fear he wanted dead. but not charles. he was about to be put on ice. five months after rachael disappeared, he pleaded guilty to the federal firearms charge and was sentenced to almost three years. so capone wasn't going anywhere, but still the task force investigation focused on him and stone appeared to be at a dead end. the missing woman's daughters were in limbo, too. >> it just went on for years. years of one nightmare. >> reporter: as happens, rachael became old news and

charles stratford is in a stand for us where those discussions are taking place charles they've talked about these deescalation zones for a long time now how will they work i mean how will they be policed. well it's these kind of issues that are going to be the focus of discussions here and a stone certainly rebel forces the opposition have so far said that they want no role for a rainy and or russian forces in policing these deescalation zones it was put on the table during the last meeting that possibly members of the commonwealth independent states the c.i.s. kurdistan in kazakstan may be putting forces on the ground but we've subsequently heard. there was a fairly muted response from the respective governments in those countries as well i mean there are a whole host of issues that are being discussed here focusing on these deescalation zones it's not just the policing of them it's the very promising is all of them themselves where in fact they start and end there is also discussion a lot of discussion here on the province of it leave in the north this full deescalation zone that ha

those incidences. and so the story came off really well, won some awards, and i've always thought that it was mr. charles who deserved to win those prizes, because he was the one who revealed his story so eloquently. >> hinojosa: you also have an amazing moment with janis joplin, where she calls you... >> ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: ...she calls you on the phone. >> yeah. janis and rolling stone weren't exactly friends, which is odd because she was a hometown gal in san francisco coming in from texas, and never got much good press in rolling stone, of all publications, and so... >> hinojosa: which sounds king of like you would say... i mean, i was too young at that point, but i would have thought that janis joplin would have been like, an icon for rolling stone magazine. >> sure, but there can be icons who do shows that don't rub the critic just the right way or put out an album that disappointed the person who happened to be assigned to that particular review, and that's what happened with janis. so things were not that great between the magazine and her, but she had broken up with big brother and the hol

charles: i hear more and more from my people saying we feel like all of us, particularly those who votednt trump, that we hate black people and hate other people. we know it's pressuring all of us. reporter: the left is a one-trick pony. they never got behind their identity politic as the one way they think they can divide people up into little groups and control them. i think it's sicker and more evil than the sort of slavery we have known in the past where at least they said they were owning slaves. now the democrats want to keep them in tiny little groups where they don't have power and like to reign over them. they don't care if the united states is a graveyard as long as there is an undertaker. charles: the shots come on a weekly basis. jamil hill said president trump is a white supremacist. it keeps them powerful. having certain portions of this population live in anger, fear and frustration keeps them rich and pour fup and they won't give that up. >> part of the power base of the democratic party keeps them going strong is the urban vote. how do they mobilize them? they mobilize t

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and those could be lost if they are not delivered soon. charles: we were talking when you came on, you had family in puerto rico, you are starting to hear from some of them and it's not great news. >> i heard through a third party. my mom reached out and said she is okay, but they are running out of supplies and she is concerned about the sentiment of the people on the ground. charles: marco rubio talked about the conditions getting worse. the logistics and distribution and the devastation particularly outside the capital. what can the government do to address those things now? >> not to get caught up in what should have been done prior to the storm and after the storm. but we need bodies on the ground to help with the distribution and provide safety to those communities and brit resources and equipment, helicopters, vehicles necessary to get through the debris to reach those neighborhoods. lifting the jones day, 10 days is not sufficient to have an impact. i think there are ports in other portions of the island on the south of the island closer t

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you are not an american citizen, you ought not to be in the country to carry out those crimes. charlesgovernor cuomo of new york put goals to combat this ms-13 crisis. we know if someone is committed to them, you can't leave them, so they are committed to committing crimes against our country. >> let's hope that we can get this pushed through the house and get this done. fortunately the trump administration has lost key people, intelligent business-minded people. and hopefully we can manage to get these things done and get the laws passed through. >> before i let you go, how confident are you that we can beat back this threat. i'm shocked how widespread this gang activity has been. >> i'm confident it can be done. the law enforcement, the agents, whether it's federal, state or local are committed to it, long we have the political backing to get our job done we'll do that. charles: have a safe weekend and now here is lou dobbs. lou: president trump extending his reach, his influence over the nation's capitol, reasserting his control over the agenda and setting conditions for whatever ag

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. >>> an update on those local cases of swine flu we have been telling you about. we told you that seven people that went to the charles county fair went down to thi the flu. none of those people is seriously sick. no one has had to go to the hospital. >> not every day you get to perform with stars, right? i mean, i get to perform with stars every morning, with chuck and aaron around me all the time and sheena. dance students from prince george's county get to do something really cool this sunday. they will share the stage with their dance rock band dnce. the students will perform a flash mob to the group's smash hit, kicked by the ocean. >> i never did one of these before. i was like, this sounds really interesting. i have seen them before. i was like, wow. i came down here and did this. the students are were northwestern high and zooland and northwestern middle school. they will perform during the closing ceremony of a soccer sunday. dnce is headed up by one of the jonas brothers. do you remember which one? >> does she think you are going to answer that? >> me, a pop music question? >> i think it is nick jonas. >> i

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believe that seven people contracted the swine flu and contracted it at the charles county fair this past weekend. none of thoseients developed serious illnesses or hospitalized. they recommend anyone who were at the fair and have flu-like system contact their health care provider >>> there's new concerns about the ■potential dangerous ofa popular sport for children, youth football >> players younger than the age of 12 face a higher risk of developing brain damag l life. brody is live with everything parents needs to know. brody as a parent with a child who plays football. this is huge, very concerning. >> reporter: shawn, i'm sure, as a parent it can be concerning. this study, they told 214 people who played football in various levels of life, one that is played youth football under the age of 12, tackle, not flag. they found those who played tackle under the age of 12, had higher issue, behavioral issue, higher instances of cognitive and maybe more alarming triple the rates of depression once they were adults. they followed these people all the way into their 50's to see these long-term effects. and one of th

charles: pew research, since april, a huge spike in refugees, does this reflect what you are talking. about, willingness for thoseg i want to be an american. >> i think there is no doubt in my mind, whether you use a religious litmus test. charles: what about sharia law. >> that is a little different, you talk bif someone is muslim, wants to come in u.s., believing our constitution, accepts our way of life, speaks our language, and recognized constitution as primary document for america, i have no problem of that, if they tell me sharia transcends that, that is a different issue. charles: what about this with maybe there will be less need from some war torn areas to have refugees. >> regardless of what decision is, there will be a cost, when it comes to working with people who want to come here, securely and assimilate, number 15,000 dollars to bring them here, there will be government services that refugees will need for time being, that does not take into account when they can bring to the economy when they start contributing to it, sadly there is a cost all away, we have to weigh pros and cons. charles: i thin

charles: dr. dennis, i see you shaking your head. >> it's only for insurers to get money from grants. thosere the only people that can begin to pair into this and they still have to be adequate and affordable. most of americans will still have all the protections here. charles: you have the federalists, the wigs. what do they have in common? they are extinct. could democrats be joining them? even "time" magazine sees the writing on the wall. we'll be right back. think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. 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 you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actua

and then he'll take off for lake charles for more meetings with volunteers and those affected. but these are the kinds of pictures, seeing the president actually get involved in doing some of that volunteer work and earlier at the nrg center seeing him -- he and melania put on gloves and hand out some of the food to the people there. this is the sort of thing that a lot of folks want to see from a president in a tragedy like this. they want to see the president engaging firsthand with people who are affected. and that's what we're seeing today that we didn't see from the president earlier in the week. >> so, athena, i'm going to take a pause because audio's been pretty good. we've been able to hear him. so let's listen now to what he has to say to this guy. >> loading you up. thank you. thank you. thank you, man. >> make america great. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> all right. so far we're seeing some consistency with the items that are being distributed there. buckets, buckets being used to try to get a lot of water out of the house. we've seen some nice cases of water. and

hoping they will comply, and, you know, we are hoping the people who live in those evacuation areas have already evacuated. charles: you are okay with respect to law enforcement volunteers. we have seen americans stepping up to help each other out. i expect the same is happening with you. >> we see neighborhoods coming together and helping folks who can't help themselves or can't get their shutters up by themselves. lots of people are using facebook and next door to connect to their neighbors to make sure everyone is okay. they know who is staying, who is not staying. it's been quite amazing. as i have been telling everybody, remember to take care of each other. charles * we know you are juggling a lot of balls right now, so thank you so much for taking the time to share with our audience. good luck and god bless. we'll touch base with you early next week for sure. there are new developments in that massive hack attack equifax. they are reportedly blaming a flaw in their data software that affected 143 million americans. the three top executives told $3 million in stock before necessity announced the breach to the

we heard a little bit of last -- laughter and the president thanking those in lake charles, louisianaoments ago and this is the second big stop for the president on this afternoon. 4:46 local time. associated press reporter has been with the president and she joins us by phone right now. and darlene maybe you were able to listen to the president as he was meeting here inside of the armory but how has the little visit been going there. >> reporter: well it is over now and we're on our way back to the airport. for a flight back to washington, d.c. but the president wanted to come here to lake charles to greet and to thank a lot of the emergency responder folks who have been working pretty much around the clock since hurricane harvey struck in this area. >> and darlene, what is that sense? because these are the folks doing everything? how is the energy level and then back to the president. but what was the sense of the energy level of those national guard members there, that the president was meeting? >> reporter: oh, it is usually a thrill for these folks when they see somebody like the

vowed the nation will prevail against all threats and that the memory of those killed will never, ever die. >> and my uncle charles william garbini. >> the names of the dead were read aloud today in new york at ground zero. >>> right now, local family and fans are gathering for a viewing at thevil villanova campus. massimino died after a battle with brain cancer on august 30th. he led the team to a championship back in 1985. massimino was 82 years old. >>> new at 6:00, a suspected killer is now in custody after arrested at 30th street station. a tip came in from belgian officials. he is wanted in connection with the death of his neighbor. officials say he stayed at several different places while in philadelphia through the use of the social media app called couch surfer. he was taken into custody without incident into politicians and organizations in philadelphia raising money to help so-called dreamers part of the daca program. it's a fundraising effort to cover the $495 fee needed to renew an application for the daca program. it protects about 800,000 people brought to the u.s. illegally as children or who came

so your on land, the.1 mexican earthquake that happened yesterday, those times of earthquakes can cause nor damage and casualties. charles: the way the so-called ring of fire is happening in such:quick succession, should we be bracing for even more earthquakes? >> i don't think there has been an increase in the large earthquakes that happened over the years. we see the magnitude 7 range around 10-12 fert quakes of that size each year. so i don't think in that case stronger earthquakes are happening more. people are aware they can happen at any time. so i usually say if you felt one earthquake, you prepare for a bigger earthquake that could happen the next day. >> we just had hillary vaughn talking about the tectonic plates underneath mexico city making it vulnerable. can the most of catastrophic damage be avoid with early detection. >> the people located on top of where the quake is located, they are not going to get much of an early warning at all. because it happens right there and it's very quick. with this earthquake if people were able to get that early warning. trains can be stopped. electric authorities can shut d

we'll abide by those conservative principles of limited government and the government taking less from hard working people. charlesw will you focus them? it could be something else except i'm not hearing enough from so-called pass-through businesses and other groups out there. >> i'm hearing even couraging news. they will be looking at small business tax cuts. you will see something in the range of 30% tax cuts for small business. i'm hearing trump is going into the field next week. he will be targeting 13 states which is a winning issue. when 63% of democrats think it should be a top priority. you are looking at a solid issue. my concern is i wanted it to be a legitimate tax reform. but i want to say keep it simple, student i'd. a corporate tax rate at 15%, i'll settle for 20. i want tax cuts at the middle class and simplifying. making it so simple you will be able to do your tax returns on one page. and i want that repatriation of revenue at 10% to bring back that money into the i.s. to put into u.s. jobs. 10% of $4 trillion. $400 billion for the government. we could build a wall and infrastructure with that. ch

those in need. and hope they would do the same for us if the tables were turned. it's part of what makes america such a wonderful place. charles: next the battle over tax reform. that's this week. washington dysfunction. this might be your last chance. we'll break it down for you when we come back. charles: republican leaders expected to release details on the framework for the tax plan. ford, let me start with you. another bite at the apple. i don't know which one is lowest hanging fruit. i thought obamacare reveal was. certainly lower taxes is music to everyone's ears. there is no way republicans can mess this up, could they? >> they could. this has to absolutely get done. this means jobs for the american people. we have to separate tax reform from tax cuts. we can get middle class tax cuts through. if we want full scale tax reform and want some jewels the economy and put as much money back in the hands of hard-working americans, we'll need 8 democrats to have tax reform. wholesale changes to the individual and corporate code and trying to repatriate that millions of dollars overseas back and make a tax code that's simpler f

charles county fairgrounds. health officials have not found any cases of those spreading and they are investigating how all of the pigs got sick. >>> we have a wedding horror story. andrea mccarren is hearing the long and emotional journey of one local couple who paid thousands of dollars and just didn't get what was promised by the wedding -- wedding photographer. she is here to take us through this. how are they feeling about all this? >> reporter: it's really remarkable. this family has been fighting for 2 1/2 years to get the wedding photos for which they contracted with a local photographer agreeing to pay for 4 days, the ceremony of dancing, music, and they could not get those photos. by the time i met with them, they were just so frustrated, they tried emailing, calling, and even wrote a heartfelt letter by the groom and put it at his door. no response. >> what have we been able to do in the course of trying to track down these photos and have we found the photographer? are we getting an explanation? >> reporter: i hate to give everything away because this is coming up at 6:00, but i can tell you and all m

those floodwaters. then he heads on to lane charles, louisiana, before leaving for washington. mr.rump has asked for aid dollars and congress says it will act quickly on the request. mr. trump is asking for more than $14 billion for relief efforts. $7.85 immediately, $6.7 by the end of this month. now, t

and for the first 20 minutes, charles woodson, rex ryan, randy moss, those guys all sat up there and talked about it for 30 minutes. and rex ryan, if you guys saw it, said he supported trump in the beginning. he voted for trump and gave trump money and actually had a rally for trump. and he said he don't know if he made the right choice. so the conversation is being had. >> scott sergeant, dfny. you started off your kind of presentation about the unifying measures in the nfl and how proud you were to see that. a lot can change between now and october 17, but do you see more of that trickling down in the nba? >> i wouldn't be surprised if some trickled down to the nba if no change happened between now and the 17th. so i wouldn't be surprised. >> so there he is, lebron james of the cleveland cavaliers speaking out against president trump and this latest uproar that has developed about some of the nfl players kneeling during the national anthem, the president going after them, calling them friday night in that speech in alabama s.o.b.s. we're going to continue to watch this story, but t

those are the most important lines going forward. charles: jillian, how do you see it playing out? well, i agree he's not partisan. but what we've seen here is he's given democrats exactly what they want and really hurt the gop's ability to pursue their -- charles: have you read art of the deal? you give someone a little, and you take back a lot. >> yeah. i would like to know what he got from this. there were so many things that he could tack on as a negotiating, i think ryan wanted to. charles: thank you, both, very much. great seeing you. breaking down the bannon doctrine. we've got the details on that nt copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace re

charles our long liberal rumble on the brink. play. to. play. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those two up faces your wife that's who donkey like you neal and what your biggest fear was in the bill in the hay ride when so let's talk a little bit bored you say if you ever met the things the best quarterback. explain the topic that doesn't belong in the piece now i did did you take the question more . there's a real irony going. to bring a responsible place in the people and there is always a well that's what started it was always the next three. or airing out wholesale surveillance you feel you have all meanwhile goes on into the news so this is the internet has used to sell oil and always the story goes it's garbage in real general. republicans are obsessed with fighting what they call radical islamic terrorism so why don't they try to send the american version of isis to the united states senate let's rubble. with a for their eyes a long liberal rumble our dave mccullough national g.o.p. strategist and charles sauer economist and president of the market institute thank you both for

. >> charles, it's one of those cases where you can spin it either that he's negligent in not havingor,ing. >> they didn't put the brake on. >> or he's a hero for saving all of those people who were in the way. >> just depends how you want to look at it. >> maybe he set it up that way. >> didn't put the brake on so then he could be the hero. [ laughter ] i'm sure just real -- leak you said freak accident. >> listen now that we know the real katie holmes story you need another mystery to chase aft now. >> now you can take your vacation. >> got to be another couple out there somewhere. before got to be. >> we'll fine them. >> thanks charles. see you soon. 9:50. you can catch tmz crew 3:00 o'clock and at 7:00 o'clock right here on fox5 film we solved two mistress in matter of minutes. >> there you go. >> knocking them out left and right. >> way to go, gentlemen. >> csi good day. >> exactly. then 50:00. cam newton showing his little brother and howard university some love. during yesterday's press conference. what he said about that big win over unlv over the weekend. we'll be right back

charles: whatever happens to the klu klux klan will not finally happen in washington. it will happen in those of the south, whose natural spirit of justice and generosity has been damped. it is leaders have fallen silent. if the klan prospers, it will draw its strength from such communities. if the klan falls, it will be because one man and then another in such places have made up their own minds that a free society cannot co-exist with an invisible empire. this is charles curalt, good night. ♪ narrator: "the klu klux klan: the invisible empire" was filmed and edited by the staff of cbs report under the supervision and control of cbs news. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, america," a 1950's film on the detroit news. >> in some things, we are liberal, an in others, where conservative. our readersto give information from which they can sort their own opinion. eastern, at 1

at this point, the fate of those stores is still unknown.kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight bay at the toys r us in san rafael where he spoke with customers. charles well, we have learned in just the past few minutes that toys r us has in fact filed for bankruptcy. this afternoon, i spoke with customers here at the san rafael store who were sadenned but not really surprised. natsmonday afternoon,michele chan came here to toys r us to pick up a birthday present for her grandchild. she was sad to hear that the toy store chain is having financial troubles. sotit's sad. it's a staple of the community. we've had it around since my children were babies.but not everyone we spoke to was surprised by the news. soti'm not surprised. i shop on amazon.leah duffy says she does most of her shopping online. she made a rare trip today to pick up games for her kids but she not really surprised to hear that toys r us might file for bankruptcy.soti think it's just sort of inevitable. it's not really sad. i'm not going to lie i was looking at amazon prices while we were in there. for years, bri

charles, louisiana. this was moments ago and the president on the ground. he had a chance to meet with some of those folks and now he's wheels up headed back to washington, d.c. after spending quite the day touring the storm areas both in texas where he spent a few hours on the ground and stopped at several different sites including a shelter and met directly with the victims who were from the he talked with children, gave hugs, kisses, shook hands, said a lot of thaurnk you and reassud residents affected in the states that the federal government will be there until the end, and he talk about the funding he's requested from congress. he's hoping to get that quickly, he said, it was allocate a billion dollars in initial request for emergency response funding to be able to help the people on the ground there. that money would be through fema as well as small business administration. we'll keep you posted as the president finishes up the trip in louisiana and prepares to call it a night. i want to bring you a heart warming story of a rescue amid this storm and flood. this is in spring, texas. an 84 yee

mary's panelly travel to the charles county fair so they may have to check those families as well. >> telling them if they have a fever or sore throat or cough or flu-like symptoms we are asking them to connect with the local healthcare provider to be appropriately tested and treated if necessary. richard: so aside from the fact you have kids that are sick this is a big deal in this part of maryland. a lot of folks work all year long raising these a bringing them to the fair. that will not happen in two counties now. we will bring you to one of the fair grounds at 5:00. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. nancy: we will see you then. thank you. important information from the c.d.c. about swine flu. variant virus inflecting pigs that can be transferred to people who come into contact with a sick pig. there has been limited cases of person-to-person transmission of the virus. so keep that in mind. here is the thing. in 2009 mutated version led to widespread cases. vaccine made against human flew flew is said to be no good when it comes to swine flu. still ahead on "abc7 news at 4:

those people aren't hurting. >> 1% pay 40% of income tax. >> what is the fair share of number? charles are talking about revitalizing the economy and using the tax code for growth. that's a punitive measure. for 8 years it didn't grow the country. president trump leading the manufacturing renaissance. it's something i have been talking about for a long time. wait until i show you the evidence. we have someone in the manufacturing industry. he's going to tell us firsthand what it's all about. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. charles: president trump addressing ameeting at the national association of manufact

at this point, the fate of those stores is still unknown.(steve) kron 4's charlesclifford is live for us tonight in the north bay at the toys-r-us in san rafael where he spoke with customers. charles well, toys r us has been around since the 1940's and there are stores all over the world. now, it appears the companies fate is up in the air. here in marin i talked to customers who were saddened by the news but not everyone was surprised. natsmonday afternoon,michele chan came here to toys r us to pick up a birthday present for her grandchild. she was sad to hear that the toy store chain is having financial troubles. sotit's sad. it's a staple of the community. we've had it around since my children were babies.but not everyone we spoke to was surprised by the news. soti'm not surprised. i shop on amazon.leah duffy says she does most of her shopping online. she made a rare trip today to pick up games for her kids but she not really surprised to hear that toys r us might file for bankruptcy.soti think it's just sort of inevitable. it's not really sad. i'm not going to

charles lindbergh who had just flown his famous flight to paris. his plane was parked right out here and major thatcher was shaking his hand in a welcoming him for those september air races. it was a huge event. it drew 9900, almost 10,000 people. people from all parts of the northwest were coming to this location. they were coming here to see the show for four days. it was the first time those air races had made a profit over expenditures. it really put spokane on the map as far as aviation back then. after the war, the squadron was reformed here at felts field under the command of telford wallace. who was our first brigadier general rank in an aviation unit. he was the first to do it as air military. he was instrumental in groundbreaking for the super airport that was being built in geithner field. that was originally called sunset field and was renamed after a famous aviator from the air force side. we were retreading 50 ones -- we were coming into the jet age. germany kick started the jet age with their jet fighters during the war. luckily, they didn't get them off the assembly line fast enough. it was very clear that these jet fighter plans were

charles county sheriff's office believes brian pierce shot the men outside the home on port tobacco road yesterday. they later found pearce's cars on friendship landing run. there are extra patrols near mt. hope elementary school. >>> thosearles county are among thousands heading back to school today. montgomery county, st. mary's and arlington are among more than a dozen local districts all heading back to class. you may know today is called result and with that let's check in with jack taylor and your first 4 traffic. how is it looking, jack? >> reporter: as he puts his head down, freeway westbound a crash did involve an overturned vehicle, two left lanes remained blocked at the scene. 295 solid both directions inbound across the 11th street bridge. this is visible to the eastbound freeway to 395 starting to get sizable delays north of shearling ton heading across the freeway east. at least eastbound lanes are open, westbound half the road is blocked unfortunately. >> thank you, jack. we will take a quick break and check your forecast next. he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf

pictures here of president trump now arriving at air force one there in lake charles, louisiana, where he made a shortstop to visit those at the armory and those who were assisting in the recovery. and of course, we'll keep our live cameras on that. and katy, you were giving me that number of the shelter that you're at and the number of head that were there before versus the number now, and one of those -- another parallel to that and you're probably familiar with this, the george r. brown convention center. it was reported by the "associated press" they had 10,000 evacuees in that shelter. they're now down to 1,000. and that's a reflection of things could be getting better. either they can move into some temporary permanent housing if you will or going back to their homes. >> right. i think the real struggle for them is they don't know just how long it's going to be. and as we discussed earlier, when you're asking someone to stay at their home, it becomes an imposition if that becomes a month or two months or three months. i think right now people are really in search of a situation that can be permanent, that they can

charles: the market will sniff out the tax-cut, short sellers, my sources saying where it has to be for us and the earnings. neil: a great story has the president all but ignoring, look at thoserget about it. he is not long. charles: the president's seating him. neil: based on his reaction. charles: what he said, if you look at it last night on 60 minutes, rubbed it in, if you want to stay with the administration you are on the team. makes sense if you want to be there. my guess is they keep denying it. neil: doesn't even look again. charles: don't know about not looking but he is seizing. neil: obsessions for a wild. charles: he gets over it. the one thing about trump is everything is in flux. steve bannon handed in his resignation letter a week before he was gone. he could have stayed for six months. neil: what about gary cohen -- gary cohn? charles: he was thinking about it but according to the 60 minutes interview and others, drafted a letter, said this is -- i want to leave batson point. he could have stayed another six months, he couldn't. neil: if you draft a resignation letter you got to follow through. charles: he not only drafted a letter of resignation but he said

charles robinson and i think six other kansans were arrested for treason. those are interesting too. the grand jury that indicted robinson and others, they also indicted the free state hotel and the newspapers. how in the world can you say that a newspaper and a hotel is treason? it did. this becomes significant little bit later on. well, to the post slavery folks in missouri, lawrence was sort of like a to be picked. lawrence became the center of attack for these missourians. in 1855, the missourians lined up on the outskirt of lawrence ready to attack. they quickly realized that the people of lawrence were trained and armed. missourians backed off. the walker russo war was a war i wish all wars were no bloodshed. actually a free state man was killed on his way to lawrence. he became a martyr. chapter of that book, that chapter in my book i called almost bloodless award. they backed off. interesting thing about the kansas at this time, especially the free state side, was the role of women. there were two free state women margaret wood and lois brown. who joined

those efforts. >> joining me on the von is vice admiral charles. he is in the atlantic area. so glad you can be with us. we have been watching unbelievable heroic rescues taking place. the skies are clear. does that mean the pace of rescues is going at the same clip as it has been in the past couple days? >> caller: good morning, fredricka. i'm on the ground in port arthur, texas. rescues are under way. the sun is shining and the water receded some but it's a dynamic situation. there's cresting of the rivers here at about 2:00, 1:00 or 2:00. we are watching that carefully. we have dozens of boat crews pushes to that area. you will see helicopters and national guard and state helicopters in the sky looking for folks to assess the situation. it's very dynamic. we have 3,000 rescues that the cost guard has been involved in. we have a lot of coast guard men and women on the ground to manage the locals and states. a lot of great americans, texans helping texans. i have seen the fire department. i have seen the county sheriff marine units. i have seen the cajun navy in the parking