clayton: u.s.r. pete, twists and turns. pete: thanks, clayton. american atheists are up in arms after the white house hosts weekly bible study with high ranking cabinet members. some say bible study is illegal use of taxpayer funds. is this okay or is religion not welcome at the white house? here to debate it andrew seidel is a constitutional attorney for the freedom from religion foundation and student and founder of student leadership university and faith leaders. one of the faith leaders on the white house faith based initiative team. andrew and jay, thank you very much for joining us this morning. andrew, i will start with you. the name of your foundation is freedom from religion. however, when you read the first amendment, it talks about freedom of religion. why would these leaders not have the ability in a country with a lot of faith-filled people to simply host a bible study? >> well, look there are two major concerns here. there is the legality and propriety of this. first, these are govern

clayton: how about this.work? ainsley: director of white house budget and management mr. mick mulvaney joins this morning. >> i didn't hear what you were saying. i would love to talk about baseball. ainsley: americans want to talk about healthcare. many people have said they just want to move on. even have the leader mitch mcconnell who said let's move on and focus on tax reform. do you think that's the appropriate reaction. >> i understand why the leader is saying that at the same time, i think it is important that we still deal with the issue. i don't know how -- remember, seven months ago i was an elected member of congress. i don't know how you run saying something for seven years if you repeal obamacare give us the white house. if you don't follow through. that's a mistake that follows through to haunt you in the future if you don't fix it. i da think it's important they continue to work on healthcare. pete: we saw the tweets the president sent out over the weekend. keep going. don't vote on anything els

clayton: it is true.o make threats against us or takes action, we are locked and loaded with the response ready to go. would the response be as tizzied as it was the other day? pete: it's the opposite. bold, tough. abby: that message was for here in the united states but also for north korea and for china. is he saying someone very different is in charge. and if i'm going to draw that red line i'm going to follow through with that that is the game we are playing right now. democrats are still not having it. pete: or not set a red line which i'm not prepared to enforce which has been very responsible about as well as opposed to barack obama and red line. keep in mind this is the number two inside the democratic party in our country today has this to say comparing our put tim jong un. take a listen. >> north korea is a zeroous thing. you have this guy making bellicose threats against somebody else who has very little to lose over there. kim jong un, the world always thought he was not a responsible leader.

clayton: team coverage. was on his way to robport, texas, had to turn around, i think where we find rob right now, where are you, you manage today drive back a little bit so you can get back on the phone, what are you seeing? >> rob: hey, guys, we got close to rockport we couldn't all the way there basically because we saw indication that is we were going to hit a flood and that was just not something that we wanted to mess with, we saw the water line creeping on to the highway that we were on and when the water started coming across we are still going downport, sea level and the water is coming across the road and this is not a good idea specially in the middle of the night. specially pitch black dark, on the way back, the first thing we came across was the roof of a valero gas station laying across the highway which was just an incredible site -- sight to see and a roof of a house as well and eye-opening, i wish we could show it, we certainly will be able to. at night it's just -- the danger is just is gre

clayton: thanks, casey.ow is the trump administration responding as the president faces his first true natural disaster. we have a live report from washington that is next when we come right back. keep it here ♪ ♪ ♪ ditching the cover-up for good? that's cool. showing off my arms? that's cool. being comfortable without a shirt? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or downtime? that's coolsculpting. coolsculpting is the only fda-cleared non-invasive treatment that targets and freezes away stubborn fat cells. visit coolsculpting.com today and register for a chance to win a free treatment. track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. todd: welcome back. fox news alert now. hurricane harvey, the strongest storm to hit the united states in a decade. bringing likely billions

abby, pete, clayton?leaks inside the white house. attorney general sessions on friday gave a speech about what they were going to do both at the doj and across government and in the west wing. the president also tweeted this, saying, after many years of leaks going on in washington, it's great to see the ag taking action for national security, the tougher, the better. so the president praising his attorney general who he had some different words for a little bit ago. but it looks like they are going to get serious about tightening the leaks. >> looks like maybe they are on the same page now. it looked like would he be the next person to leave the administration? this week you had general kelly come out, throw his support behind the attorney general. now he's taking these tactics because they have gotten to tighten up the ship. corey lewandowski was on our show earlier saying they need to lock up the leakers if they find them. >> what we saw this week was attorney general jeff sessions has come out and sai

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clayton's vision of democracy, and i'm going to be very careful, because dr. clayton may watch. i will say is i think the critique of her is that she was not very democratic. would say sheshe was not appointed to be democratic. she was appointed to lead. good to hear about dr. sizemore and how the institution needed to decentralize herself, because dr. clayton did not believe in decentralizing, and she saw what happened prior to her appointment. it is important to know about our american notions of democracy which are not really democratic. notions of accountability and wanting educators to be accountable to her, but herself not wanting to be accountable to the business community, and so is if she is not trusted to lead, then why is she in the position she is in? so what does it mean to be a partner of business? does it mean you are accountable question mark i think those are very important questions. -- doesn't mean you are mean youle -- does it are accountable? those are very important questions. you are not having these questions without black people, because black people nee

clayton: all right. administration monitoring harvey's devastation and planning their response. how are they doing so far? chris wallace is here with that angle next. abby: plus, energy secretary rick perry was on the call with the president as they track harvey's path. the secretary, who was also governor of that state, is joining us live ahead. you don't want to miss that. ♪ ♪ 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 rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glauco

in clayton, don ford, kpix 5. >>> all right. we have our solar eclipse watching glasses, a special t- shirt but along it path of totality it doesn't stop there. kpix 5's ken bastida has more. >> reporter: yeah. you know, as you can see the sun is out and bright and shiny right now but in a few hours it won't be and you can also see that a normally quiet downtown salem historic district is busy with a steady stream of cars and a lot of people out today. all positioning themselves for tomorrow morning. the stores are open as well and what they are selling is out of this world. >> reporter: as with most big events this solar eclipse has caught the imagination of marketers and business people looking to cash in. there are of course the eclipse t-shirts all over town. special eclipse menus in many restaurants and even this, a solar sale. in of all places a vacuum cleaner store. >> yeah. we are creating a sale for all the people that are from out of town. so there is no tax. and everything is on sale. so whenever they come in we will

not any longer. >> reporter: that's right, clayton, todd and abbey. we've talked about in fact here is a truck right now watch this. this is in the south southwest parts of houston. we're just off the southwest freeway and as you see, the flooding that they predicted, the flood warning that goes through tuesday, there's cars coming on this road trying to get to the southwest freeway and 59 south and there's some turning away. we've seen one tow truck go through and another suv, but we're just going to watch and50 see who decides to go through or not. you can see just to the left here, guys of me, this car in a parking lot which obviously didn't expect this to flood but there you go. i don't know when that car owneg is going to come and get it but we aren't quite sure how much water this is but i'm going to w ade in it a little bit for you the old fashion way and try and give you some sense for it, and what you're getting here and we've been listening to the radio all day was the bands and while this storm has been downgraded to category 1, this is exa

chris going to do him. >> thank you, clayton. >> of course. >> my partner. no judging., is wrong. because you're just out there, you know, take up space. but he's not. he's not taking up space, he is out there because he chose to be out there. our community is just like any other community. it's just the homeless. our community stretches further than any other community i know. we go from california to new york. any town you go to there's homeless. that's still part of my community. >>> coming up -- >> i got stabbed in the lungs, in the throat and in the jaw. >> the night clayton decided he had enough of homelessness. and rodriguez greggs says no thanks to an offer to go home. >> i think in here, they pay more attention to you and get to know you as a person, instead of just, oh, that's a convict. experience advanced safety technology at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. so we know howo cor almostseen almoanything.

. >> clayton: rob schmidt live in corpus christi great work and please stay safe. you know, you see these images at this point coming out now and you are realizing that's someone 's home, that's someone's memories, that's everything they've worked for probably in that home and just now the human toll really sad to see. >> abby: absolutely. well, coming up hurricane harvee expected to be the most devastating storm to hit texas in decades. what will the economic toll be? trish reagan is here to discuss all of that with us on the couch , next. >> todd: welcome back as w communities pick up the pieces in the wake of hurricane harvey, what will the economic toll be? joining us now is the host of the intelligence report on fox business trish reagan and she always raises the intelligence on this. >> trish: thank you for that. >> todd: good to see you there and flattery always gets you. $40 billion could be the economic impact of hurricane harvey in that region. harvey in that region. oil r harvey in that region. oil r so we need tablets installed... with the menu app read

the two had a long-standing dispute. >> clayton, the other guy, um, he -- he was a little bizarre. he had these signs in his yard saying, you know, how can you tell when donald trump is lying. his lips are moving much things like and that brooks was a staunch republican. >> reporter: police had been called her several hours earlier after they say the two men argued over cursing and video in the backyard. but in the dark of night, their feud turned ugly. police say carter pulled his car on to his own lawn bordering his neighbor's and shined his high beams at the victim. police say carter then got out of the car and after the two men exchanged words, he shot jennings once in the head then stood over the body and shot him in the ned a second time. >> did you ever sense that their dispute would escalate to something like this? >> well, it crossed my mind, because it's abundantly aware in the neighborhood that clayton owned firearms. so yes. >> reporter: many in the neighborhood are rattled to the core. no one can believe it actually ended like this. >> he'll be missed. he'll be missed.

clayton sandell is there with people who are really excited. for this total solar eclipse. clayton?hey, good morning to you, ginger. we're here at the kelly little green men days festival. what do aliens have to do with an eclipse? wel well? well, in august 21, 1955, there was an apparent alien encounter here. now the folks, the true believers are wondering if some will come back. hopkinsville and kelly, kentucky will be the dark center of the universe. >> we're the point of greatest eclipse. >> reporter: as the moon's shadow races over, this area of western kentucky is a bull's eye. making it an eclipse tourist magnet. >> it's a once-in-a-lifetime thing. almost every person that sees it, it's the biggest event of their life. >> reporter: campers are pitching tents. ballooning the population of 32,000 to as many as 150,000 people. this is interstate 70 in missouri. every few miles you get a sign like this, warning drivers that traffic is going to be heavy on eclipse day. hopkinsville spent $500,000 gearing up. paying for extra police and cell phone towers. but they believe eclipse b

eye you could see eye to with adam clayton powell, sugar ray robinson, and mr. allen, the butler, and powell. i think it is best summed up like this. on the day marshall was nominated, he was in the white , and there were three african-american butlers. they were serving tea and refreshments. one of those butlers was eugene allen. lived and work, lived sometimes, he slept over a lot, at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the most powerful address in the world. the 60's,s, much of he could go back to his native virginia, and could not try on a suit in a store. now, he is serving thurgood marshall. thurgood marshall had seen how the law can subjugate blacks. know, lookrshall, i at those black butlers in the white house, and his mindset was, i am going to keep using the law to elevate you. that, to me, is why i love the majesty and mystery of history. [applause] >> with that, thank you very much. [applause]. lets thank will hagood for an engrossing conversation. we are running a bit long, but we have time for a couple of questions from the audience. i know you want to take

here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: blink and you might miss kelly, kentucky.mic coincidence is putting this community of just 300 at the dark center of eclipse frenzy. it's all happening on the 62nd anniversary of the night in 1955 when aliens supposedly terrorized a family farmhouse. geraldine sutton stith's father was there. >> it affected all of them. my uncle j.c. couldn't hold down a job after that. and dad, he didn't want to talk about it. >> reporter: investigators never found any proof. one suggested the aliens arrived in a bottle of kentucky moonshine. but the story made kelly famous, inspiring ufo enthusiasts and even steven spielberg when he made "e.t." kelly is hoping to cash in on the eclipse with the little green men days festival. >> we're raffling off a mitsubishi eclipse car. >> reporter: raising money to build their first-ever community center. and during that two minutes, 40 seconds of darkness, some wonder if just maybe the aliens will come back. >> i'll have my little glasses on and i'm gonna be like, okay -- try to watch -- okay, okay. th

more to stream to every screen. >> clayton: coming up. >> todd: agreed. >> abby: how will this affectng at spreadsheets. they're not really looking at the person. >> even if you would default tomorrow... >> right. >> ...if they foreclosed on it, even with the mortgages, they're gonna get all their money out. >> these homes in this area are very valuable. and i know there wouldn't be any risk for a lender. but, again, they don't look at the whole big picture. >> the first mortgage is at... he's using savings, as so many americans have done, but it's not enough. >> i don't want to wait until it's gone before i make some, you know, serious decisions about my future. >> many americans, veterans and otherwise, to save their home went through retirement savings, you know, liquidated other assets to keep their home only ultimately to lose it. >> right. >> at least in your situation, if you sell it, you walk away with some money. >> that's correct. >> unfortunately, david, your situation's very narrow as to what you can do. >> right. sure. >> he can do nothing, pay the bills using his savings

he was a nice guy. >> clayton other guy, um, he -- he was a little bizarre. he had these signs in his yard saying, you know, how can you tell when donald trump is lying, when his lips are moving. >> many cannot believe it ended like this. >> he'll be missed. i feel terrible for his wife jill and their young son. terrible. >> reporter: that young son only nine years old. now police say that carter did admit to shooting his neighbor brooks jennings but says that jennings threatened him with 95. police say he didn't have any injuries. tonight brooks jennings is dead and his neighbor clayton carter is locked up. thomas? >> real sal sad situation. dawn timmeney in chester county tonight. dawn, thank you. >>> we're following more breaking news. this time from south philadelphia. skyfox over broad and geary streets watch a mess here. 12-inch water main broke. at this time we're told several commercial customers including a cvs, wills eye center and a credit union are in fact affected. two southbound lanes of broad street they're closed off right now. so crews were w

the town of clayton was keeping a close eye on its star attractions.enke explains. >> reporter: just outside of the small town of clayton, this roadside attraction serves up goods for everyone. >> a cool, novelty store. >> reporter: he forget to mention the goats well on the roof. >> they're alien goats, we can't figure out how they got on the roofs. >> reporter: they appeared in 2007, and have been clinging to the shes >> they can walk from the fenced in area, to this roof. they've got the bridge, they can walk on that roof on that building. they roam freely. >> reporter: the global office of astronomical technology, or goat, which we could find no record of, shows they are waiting for a total solar eclipse, when their mothership should swoop down to get them. >> we're having a total solar eclipse this year, we're a little worried if they're going to be going home or hot. >> reporter: in case the math is wrong, phillips will be keeping a close eye on his goats. >> i heard animals act strange during eclipses. if the legendary ship comes in to pick them

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diane, kendis. >> yeah, clayton, certainly a new concern there for many residents, thank you. >>> tvtor joel osteen's megachurch in houston is now accepting evacuees, it comes after he was sharply criticized for not opening his megachurch with 17,000 seats there for people. osteen says because the building was close to flooding and because the mayor had asked people to stay off the roads, the church could not open earlier. he denies ever turning people away. >>> and over in the houston area police say they're keeping an eye out for possible looters as well. only about a >> in the meantime, complaints are pouring in about price gouging with prices for basic necessities like gas and drinking water skyrocketing. texas tempers flaring. furious over markups on necessities like this man selling water out of his truck accused of marking up bottles by 500%. >> you ought to be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: now in the middle of this massive crisis the texas attorney general says he's already received more than 600 reports of price gouging. >> we've seen water up to $99 for a case of water.

it's the winds that have been most notable currently 13 in the oakland area. 17 concord and clayton. sacramento at 16 and 17 in fairfield where we have lad gusts up to 40. today with another brisk wind, 10 to 20. gusts up to 30. temperature-wise 60s and 70s and we will little 0 degrees in -- hit 80 degrees in santa rosa and talk about the cooler weather for the inland areas and how long it's going to stick around. that's coming up shortly. but right now good morning and bring in jacqueline dun. >>> good morning and happy tuesday everyone. right now we are looking at some slowdowns along westbound 580 the altamont pass. do be advised we have a wind advisory in place. both hands on the wheel and a firm grip. a 25 minute ride between 205 and 680. over at the bay bridge toll plaza. few cars and that backup in those cash lanes, other than oon ouatgr yeen. e 'r 12 minutes from the maze into san francisco. back over to you. >>> president trump is back home in new york city for the first time since taking office. he arrived at trump tower last night but it was not a warm welcome. protestors

clayton sandell, abc news, houston. >> another disaster in the making there. well, in the meantime, nfl superstar j.j. watt, well, his goal this time of year is usually sacking quarterbacks. well, now he's tackling the disaster left in harvey's aftermath. >> he wants to raise $10 million for the flood victims and he's already more than halfway there. here's abc's t.j. holmes. >> reporter: j.j. watt for the houston texans is taking to social media to raise money forharvey efforts. >> it's hard to watch your city hit and not be there to help. >> reporter: starting with his own $100,000 donation he challenged his followers to match it and raised over half a million in less than a day. and after tackling that goal, he raised the bar even higher. >> i've upped the goal to 1.5 million now. >> reporter: and higher. >> $2 million. >> reporter: after raising nearly $9 million, the nfl star >> everything is bigger in texas so i'm raising the goal to $10 million. >> reporter: money pouring in from over 85,000 individual donors. t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >> every d

police say clayton carter shot his next door neighbor in the head at 1 o'clock in the morning. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live in the 300 block of box elder drive. a community like this not used to being awakened by deadly gunfire. >> reporter: well, they certainly had some stress here but nothing like this. two distinctly different personalities emerging from this tragedy. the victim described as an easygoing guy friendly well liked. the defendant described as moody frightening and provocative. among the claims made by neighbors to us there have been multiple police calls to the defendant's house because of his behavior and at least once in the not too distant past he sat outside in front of his house with a firearm next to him. unnerving they said. tears hugs and red rimmed eyes as people comforted one another and tried to process the sudden violent death of a gentleman. 51-year-old brooks jennings. >> he would just the guy who was always getting people together, never had an enemy that i know of. >> reporter: there was one apparently 51-year-old clayton carter a

that day, there was no better present. >> i said to him, nobody dies on my birthday. >> reporter: clayton, abc news, dedenver. >> he told him his wife said the kayak trip was a bad idea, and he is home and wants to buy his rescuer a good steak. thank you for joining us. good night. exciting adventures are on the horizon. it's disney's sea & shore week! wheel... of... fortune! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you, jim. thanks very much. always great to be with our disney friends. we appreciate that. see you later.

tonight, that student's mother now speaking out, and here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: in this, the cheering is replaced a lot of pleading. that's freshman ally wakefield. her mother says the teen is being forced into the pretties, held down by the coach. >> i saw girls being tortured to where their screams and cries sounded like a serial killer had come after them. >> reporter: the video was recorded in june at a cheer camp in east high school in denver. >> it didn't feel right. somebody had attacked my little girl, and people sat around and let it happen, and nobody stopped them, and she was begging him to stop, and he kept doing it anyways. >> reporter: the school district has now placed williams and several other staffers on leave, including the school principal, assistant principal, and assistant cheer coach, saying we absolutely prohibit any practices that place our students' physical and mental health in jeopardy. we will not allow any situation where a student is forced to perform an activity or exercise beyond they wish to stop. police tell us they are involved. they h

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collate clayton, thank you. as we saw, people need shelter right now. around 30,000 to of them across this area, and some will be in need for a long, long time. the city shelters are rapidly filling you. abc's victor oquendo is at the convention center which now 5,000 people now call home. >> reporter: they were brought here in dump trucks lifted out one by one. but by afternoon, they were coming in by the busload. take a look outside the convention center. bus after bus dropping off more evacuees, some arriving here without even shoes on their feet. long tables of volunteers handing out clothes. asma flowers arrived with her three kids, volunteers wrapping them in towels. she tells me it took her three hours to get here by boat, by foot, and finally by bus. >> as long as my babies safe, i'm okay. >> reporter: the red cross prepared cots for 5,000 people. most are now taking. this shelter nearing capacity. >> this shelter rescue is going to be a very heavy lift. we're anticipating over 30,000 people being placed in shelters temporarily. >> reporter: sma

abc's clayton sandell shows us. >> reporter: the rain has stopped but the waters are still rising. addicks reservoir in west houston is so full it's spilling into nearby streets. people and pets evacuated on boats, humvee, even this garbage truck. right now you're trying to figure out when this critical point is to call for help and get out. >> it's actually now. we decided we need to get out. >> reporter: neighborhoods downstream of the reservoirs are flooding too as officials are forced to release water to relieve pressure on the dams. >> the dilemma is to try to balance the inflows that we can't control based off of that unparalleled level of rifle that's he kurred upstream and the outflows we can control which is what you see here. >> reporter: the man in charge of monitoring the dams says he believes they will hold. >> these dams are currently performing as expected. you can see that the releases are performing as we would expect them to be with this amount of rainfall that's unparalleled and you can see that the water is pooling behind the dams is still being controlled. >> r

that day, there was no better present. >> i said to him, nobody dies on my birthday. >> reporter: clayton, abc news, dedenver. >> he told him his wife said the kayak trip was a bad idea, and he is home and wants to buy his rescuer a good steak. thank you for joining us. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" college championship. here are today's contestants -- a senior at northeastern university from ellicott city, maryland... [ cheers and applause ] a junior at stetson university from lighthouse point, florida... [ cheers and applause ] and a junior at caltech from potomac, maryland... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. ladies and gentlemen. the good news is if you keep winning in this tournament, you have a shot at picking up $100,000 in cash. the bad news is, if you lose in the quarter-final matches and don't make it to the semi-finals, you go home with $5,000. if you do make it to the semi-finals and lose, you go home with $10,000. not too bad when you think about it.

clayton, our thanks to you. >>> tonight, we're broadcasting from the eleanor tinsley park in downtownouston. we want to give you the view from above right now. this is our drone camera, and next to me, this is the buffalo bayou, but it looks like a lake right now because of all the rain that's fallen here. harvey, the largest rainmaker to ever hit the continental u.s. now some of the waters have receded, but there's still widespread flooding. and now for more on our path, let's go to ginger zee. >> reporter: and that path starts in louisiana where the center is north of lake charles. you can see still a tornado watch in parts of mississippi through mobile tonight, but that heavy shield of rain has been torturing parts of east texas, right along the state line of louisiana. let's track and time it. this is what's important. harvey is finally moving. north and northeast, it will continue to do so, and by thursday afternoon and evening, memphis, you could see heavy rains during your drive time there are flash flood warnings that extend all the way north, to lexington, and all the way up

for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> and our thanks to clayton sandell.llowing that all week. >>> now for the weather and rob "rocky" marciano. >> that a way, baby. >>> this use to the be hurricane franklin traversed the mountains of mexico including mexico city and reformed in that's about it. it won't be affecting the monsoon which did this yesterday in las vegas. 2/3 of an inch in a very short amount of time and 68-mile-an-hour winds in henderson doing damage. look at that tree coming down. >>> more in the way of monsoon moisture. but southern california, beach temperatures, temperatures in the waters in the 70s. by the way, showers potentially seattle and portland trying to get some of that smoke out from all the wildfires but on the east side of the cascades still have smoke and red flag warnings. as a matter of fact, they have raised the level of readiness for fires across the u.s. to the highest level because of the dry lightning that's happening there. might have lightning coming molly: rain winding down. we have a flood warning until 9:30 this mo

that day, there was no better present. >> i said to him, nobody dies on my birthday. >> reporter: clayton, abc news, dedenver. >> he told him his wife said the kayak trip was a bad idea, and he is home and wants to buy his rescuer a good steak. thank you for joining us. good night. . >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> and i stand with the president and i stand by those words. este irday's conference, it was a failure of leadership. >> now he does need to go. >> signs of support and a lot of outrage following president trump's surprising news conference yesterday. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm larry beal. >> politicians and business leaders take a stand. we have the latest developments. >> reporter: well, online, larry, business leaders are distancing themselves from to the president. at the same time democrats and republicans are making it clear, they don't agree with president trump's claims that both sides are to blame for the weekend's violence if charlottesville. president trump finding himself on the side of radicals as he seems to defend white supremacists a

all right, clayton, thank you. >>> still ahead on this special edition of "world news tonight" saturday, with all eyes on texas, president trump issues a pardon. the massive backlash tonight. >>> and blackhawk down. tonight, the desperate search for the american service member still missing. >>> and later in the show, we head back to texas for an update on harvey and the latest damage. stay with us. over the course of 9 days sthe walks 26.2 miles,. that's a marathon. because he chooses to walk whenever he can. and he does it with support from dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort to keep him feeling more energized. so he even has the energy to take the long way home. keep it up, steve! dr. scholl's. born to move. i wanted to know where i did my ancestrydna. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. it's opened up a whole new world for me. ♪ tand the alzheimer'sf association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >>> back now with the political fire s

like many other california cities: clayton has just >>> one east bay community is fighting crime witheras like many other california cities, clayton has just installed video cameras and special license plate readers on roads leading into town. every plate is being run through a criminal data base, police say no one will be getting a traffic ticket . er this is strictly for crime,ft sr a ctorinme occurred v that we cd use and extract and hopefully prosecute. >> the new system is completely automated and managed by an outside firm, clayton police are alerted overly when the system detects a suspicious plate from the state-wide data base. >>> looking for a job? bay area schools have plenty. they are been struggling with a teacher shortage for years. but finding the right candidates isn't easy. one district has taken the search over seas. >> reporter: oakland students go back to school monday. and that means crunch time for miss martinez. she geting the cloop ready for her kind-- classroom ready for her kindergarten class at green leaf elementary with the help of fellow teachers. in fact,

for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> and our thanks to clayton sandell who's all week. >>> now for the weather and rob "rocky" marciano. this used to be hurricane franklin traversed the mountains of mexico and mexico city. that's about it. it won't be affecting the monsoon which did this in las vegas. flash flooding there, and 68-mile an hour winds in hernandez son. look at the tree coming down. more in the way of monsoon moisture east of california. southern california, temperatures in the water, laguna beach in the 70s. cooler up north. by the way showers potentially seattle and portland trying to get the smoke out from the wildfires. on the east side of the cascades we have smoke and red flag warnings. as a matter of fact they have raised the level of readiness because of the dry lightning coming through the northeast later on today. that's a check on the national headlines, here's the local forecast. george, -- >> reporter: goodgood morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. we have showers around kay may and the wildwo