wow. >>> joining me host of the chris plante show on wmal radio in washington, chris plante, and staffr free beacon, elizabeth harrington, i don't know, you talk about calling people names. the people responded with liar and untrustworthy. chris, pretty mean stuff? >> well, apparently the american people can't be fooled all the time, as they say. i think it's really kind of great news for america. people in spite of the mainstream news media is feeding us, people saying hillary clinton has been telling a series of untruths that she comes off as being untrustworthy, everything she says is suspect, depends what the meaning of the word "is" is. congratulations to the american people for coming to reality. tom: elizabeth, it was so subtle it hit like a brick, she's all of a sudden sounding like well, okay, a bad idea for me to do the separate e-mail thing, so come on, let bygones be bygones, is she going to get away with that? >> i don't think so, this scandal is not going away, more and more stuff comes out by the day, and she's changing her tone a little bit here because last week was su

joining us tonight the cohost of outnumbered jedediah fila and radio talkshow host chris plante.et's start -- trump's schooling people on h 1 b visas. >> it is true, and he was saying things about immigration the people are afraid to say. when people here the stock they see -- they know people that have been out of work, no people that i've had to take two and three part-time jobs and here's a guy who pops up out of nowhere, not a conventional politician saying i want you to keep more of your hard-earned cash and keep your job and here's what i'm going to do about it and in the same breath talking about border security which is something republicans have talked about but not done much about. lou: are used on the right now trump is setting the agenda in this campaign on the issue of immigration, immigration, h 1 b visas? exactly correct, an example of the administration not following the law or enforcing it. those companies using them and given them are supposed to determine that there are no american workers available. they do not do that. >> that is of course, a farce. i'm not s

hillary clinton calls in the big guns to save her campaign, jessica tarlov and chris plante join us nextant to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain or problems passing urine, stop taking spiriva respimat and call your doctor right away. side effects include sore throat, cough, dry mouth and sinus infection. nothing can reverse copd. rn ♪ >> we've got a lot to cover. joining us radio talk show host chris and democratic strategist. good to have you both with us. jessica, let's start with you. conservatives and rep

. >> pete owns the algonac harbor club on the site of the original chris-craft plant. >> if detroit is motor city, is algonac motor boat city. >> that's what we call it. it's where it all began. to the boating industry what henry ford dearborn were to the car industry. >> with detroit 50 miles away chris-craft borrowed more than assembly line from the car industry, occasionally borrowed parts. >> this has mustang steering wheel with just chris-craft em >> just right down the street. but in the 1960 ross fiberglass became national. it brought boatloads of competitors. chris-craft eventually stopped making wooden boats altogether. >> how fast does this go anyway? >> a vintage chris-craft boat got the star treatment in 1981 film "on golden pond." there was a renewed interest getting back out on the watter. >> this boat came in we took bottom off started replacing frames. >> wayne and his team spent countless hours sanding, fastening, varnishing these old boats back to life. that's gorgeous sheen he said that could be most illusive. >> everything has to be right in the world to get a good

chris staged the scene with the true crime book and the container of antidepressants. the most crucial part of his plan was plantingicide notes dorothy had written months earlier. meanwhile, at the nco club, chris' friend noticed he wasn't using the telephone in the lobby as he would later claim. and when chris returned, his friends noticed he wasn't wearing the jacket he had on earlier. he had left it by mistake in his bedroom, captured on film for all to see. chris davis ignored dorothy's cries for help, the ones articulated so clearly in her notes and diary. instead, he used them against her. >> if he had simply destroyed those letters, then they would not have been there for us to examine. >> if he hadn't have licked that envelope, if he had not done that, he would have walked free. >> chris davis was found guilty of his wife's murder. he was dishonorably discharged from the army and sentenced to life in prison. >> chris is cold-blooded. he's sick. he's demented. if he says he's not, he's a blatant liar. i've seen it firsthand, how sick, evil this man can be. i saw it. >> chris was very, very money hungry, and

beautiful day at the coliseum in this otherwise they beat the a's seven to three the baltimore plant chris slam and 12 days days not going to host the first place the 49ers are holding an open practice on sunday. >>anny hong: traffic of the extra have to keep that mine and here is why 20,000 fans are expected to go to lead by stadium in santa clara parking is free at great america about congestion could cause low on air roads before you head out the door this morning your is a quick look at the satellite radar picture we're tracking the pick to force a minute to the cloud south and a moderate area more details on the stormy weather that could come to the area right now the time is 552. female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save hundreds on simmons beautyrest mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends soon

chris yen, good morning to -- christien good morning to you. >> reporter: we're at the alcoa -- alco metal recycling plant. that are small flames inside this building. a lot of smoke at this time. vallejo fire still working to get the better of this fire. we have video of what this fire looked like earlier. the flames broke out around 11:45. no word at this point on how the fire started and no word of any injuries. fire quickly grew to a third alarm and firefighters called in additional help to get it under corral. embers and degree set a number of small fires in the area. keeping firefighters very busy. bright orange flames it will up the night as the fires burned. many captured it and sent in videos. the name of the facility alco iron and metal recycling company sounds familiar that is because there was another fire here at same location almost exactly a year ago. sky fox shot this video august 22nd, 2014 of a major fire at this location. several piles of scrap metal caught on fire including washing machines, driers, and propane water heaters. coming back on camera you will see this is a developing situ

chris? >> reporter: good evening, lester. president obama today made a passionate case for reducing carbon emissions, especially from coal-burning power plants, arguing that nothing less than our health, safety, and future are at stake. >> i don't want my grandkids not to be able to swim in hawaii or not to be able to climb a mountain and see a glacier because we didn't do something about it. i don't want millions of people's lives disrupted and this world more dangerous because we didn't do something about it. >> reporter: the target of this plan is power plants. they produce more carbon emissions than cars, airplanes, and homes combined. thought to cut those emissions by 32% by 2030. and each state will have to figure out how to meet that goal. already many states are gearing up to fight the plan in court. other critics say it will cost jobs and your electric bill will go up, claims the white house disputes. it's a fight that will likely continue after the president leaves office and may well end up in supreme court. lester? >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> one year till rio. still ahead, the startling new report that's raising serious

plants. >> serious issue. >>> we'll get a check on stocks for you. chris christie sounding off on donald trump.to miss those comments. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley." you know who is flying high? it's the airline stocks. delta airlines giving a target price hike by analysts at ubs and macro boost from lower oil prices helping to boost the entire sector. showing a nice green day. >> dom, thank you very much. we have our eyes on shares of shake shack. up more than 35% over the past week. i'm just looking at a list of the most shorted names. it seems this was keeping people off guard. has gotten a lot of attention. >> the latest nbc/"wall street journal" poll showing donald trump continues to lead the crowded gop presidential field. john harwood joins us with the very latest from washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: donald trump has moved past scott walker, past jeb bush, leading the republican field. it's still the case strategists expect this to be short term phenomenon and he'll fade. what will happen next? some people worry donald trump would run an independent third-party candidac

. >> and i've also said i think he's a hillary clinton plant just because a few years ago he was -- i'm sure, you know, chriss hitting him up for money because he was a liberal democrat just a few years ago. that said, here's the problem that chris and a lot of these sort of wimpy republicans have on the immigration issue. we have an open border. we have a welfare state. the two are incompatible, he's drawing attention to it. anchor babies maybe a slur, i didn't even what an anchor babies were, what that term meant until, like, two days ago. >> you didn't grow up in and as texas like i did. >> but now that i know -- but now that i know what it is, think about how disgusting this is. let me just finish. it's a version of our system. somebody can be pregnant in mexico, walk across the rio grande when it's -- you just jump across, come to the united states, have the kid, the kid qualifies for every welfare benefit that tax -- >> charlie. >> that is the truth. you can't -- >> charlie. >> you can deny it. >> charlie, let me ask you this. >> and rubs people the wrong way. >> chris. >> do you want the government de

chris martinez, cbs2 news. >>> one firefighter was killed 100-miles south of the oregon border several others have been burned. >>> president obama will announce testifier gas regulations for power plants the new clean plan will reduce emissions. between now and 2030. it will set up a confrontation in the courts with producers and states, calling it the most important step ever taken to combat climate change. >>> and the legionnaires' disease in the south bronx, providing more information, the city says there are 71 reported cases and four people died from the bacterial infection. all of the victims were older adults who had underlying health issues. >>> and a final goodbye to brown, what we're learning. >>> toy guns that look very real, major retailers have been selling them, the major agreement and expensive fine. >>> a sign of the times these people look like they are begging for money, but actually taking money from drivers we'll explain. >>> first here is john. >>> lady liberty right now how about a few storm this is week how about some interesting weather this week? we've got it all coming up a little later in the show. [african-style music] take my hand to the land take my hand

planted a seed in this deranged man's head. he has a lot of people pulling for his loved ones. >> chris you'll be asking these questions tomorrow"new day". thanks fork with us. reporter alison parker was 24 years old. at the very beginning of her career. everyone we've heard from said she was smart, enthusiastic, fun to be around, she was loved by so many including elizabeth biden who was parkerer's friend and former boss. elizabeth we're so sorry for your loss. what an awful day this has been. tell us about your friend alison. >> well, she puts a smile on your face. i mean when i think about her i start to smile. she was not only somebody who was a great co-worker, a great person, but she was a great friend. she brought energy into the room. she brought a light into the room. and she had a fun kind of geeky fun silly side to her that you didn't see on camera but i got to see off camera. she was just a great woman. >> i've been watching these clips of her all day. her joy at what she is doing, her pride in being a reporter, it leaps through the screen. >> absolutely. she did any story that she was given that she was assigned. s

the recall all four blue bell plants went through extensive de contain nation and cleansing process. >> have you ever had blue bell ice cream? >> it is good. >> i told chris fox yesterday my favorite. >> really? >> like homemade churned, like some of the ice cream is too flakey. this is like super cream. >> i you like that? >> i love it. >> soft serve cone down the shore? >> , no don't like the cone. locals getting their back up plans ready as the city get ready to rearrange normal operations watch philadelphians really think about the pope coming to our city. >> do you like your ice cream hard or soft? >> in a bowl. >> new blocked roads, next month when the pope comes to advice. >> i a lot going on, lauren johnson. if you have plans for the weekend of september 26, you might want to take all of the traffic restrictions into consideration, chris murphy. >> well, thank you jenny joyce. and hundreds of volunteers helping stuff thousands of back packs the company giving kids supplies, and great head start for school. so many kids go back to school in august, this month already in. >> i know. >> yes, good day everybody, it is thursday, august 6, 2015. >> corr

plant. it should be done in a medical way, not in a political way at all. >> chris, thanks.so we have about ten minutes left, a little bit less. we have about 18 questions, to so do the math, gentlemen. i'll direct questions at each of you, ask you for very brief responses, and then we'll try to get on and try to get through at least maybe three of these if we're lucky. so, dr. joseph, should medical marijuana be covered by health insurance? you don't have to do just a yes or no, you could probably explain your answer a little bit. >> i'm going to leave that between the individual patient and their health insurance company. >> do you think health insurance should be obligated to pay for medical marijuana in the same way they pay for statins or beta blockers? a softball for you. [laughter] >> i think that that's more of a political question. but i think that if cannabis is -- the answer is i don't know. it's not really a medical question. >> oh, i think it is. well, let me weigh in. this is not my question, but i loved it, so i'm going to weigh in and answer which is, yeah, i

plants and a more aggression transition. joining me now is senior white house correspondent chris jan jansing.ays out the climate plan. >> reporter: okay. >> thank you! thank you, everybody! thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. everybody, please have a seat. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you. everybody, have a seat. thank you. well, good afternoon, everybody. gina i want to thank you not just for the introduction but for the incredible work and your team have been doing, not just on this issue but generally making sure that we have got clean air, clean water. a great future for our kids. i want to thank all the me believes of congress who are here as well. who have been fighting this issue and sometimes, you know at great odds with others. but are willing to take on what is going to be one of the key challenges of our lifetimes and future generations. i want to thank our surgeon general who's just been doing outstanding work and helping to make the connection between this critical issue and the health of our families. you know over the past six and a half yea

chris with the latest from new york, kristen, thank you. turkish security forces have launched an intensive operation along the border with iraq and troops are searching for the people who plantedade mine in the southeast killing two soldiers and a guard on tuesday morning. the turkish government suspects pkk fighters were behind the attack and they are continuing the aerial bombardment of pkk positions in northern iraq. let's go to malaysia now where questions are swirling about a multi million the deposit in the prime minister's account and he is cleared of wrongdoing the origins of the deposit remain unclear and opponents are in the firing line and we report from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: headquarters of the magazine in kuala lumpur and it's quiet since there is a three-month ban on all publications and investigating a money trail and apparently funds from the finance ministry ended up in the bank account of the prime minister to the tune of $700 million and they stand by the article and demanding clarification of the government's decision and they filed for judicial review and were unable to comment at this time. it was "the wall street journal" that initially reported it

plants that are handling the hazardous chemicals. that happened just earlier this month. and now you see this, you see a city that has been rocked by this explosion, chris, and it's an explosion because of unsafe perhaps working conditions. that's where this investigation will be going in the coming weeks, an issue china has been dealing with. the factories that produce all the lower cost items that get exported but it often comes with a human toll when there are accidents that end up in lives lost. >> all that damage so far from the actual blast site. as a reminder, you said there are 15 million people living in that city. will, be safe and we'll check back to you. >>> we'll turn now to the 2016 presidential race. donald trump is a real problem for the gop. in a newly-released poll, this is the statement of the iowa caucuses. you'll see that's on the democratic side. you have clinton, a prohibitive frontrunner there, but bernie gaining on the gop side. it's a very different story going on and there are headlines in these numbers. a big change in tone is also happening as many are taking aim at the frontrunner. we have all theening angles cov and let's