morning, greg abbott will be joining us, the ceo of my pillow, mike lindell, senior strategist steve cortez and louisiana congressman clay higgins. you don't want to miss any of those. and the president has pledged $1 million of his own money to the relief efforts. >> amazing how much has been done in houston. we have been focusing on water and the focuss inundated and getting out, that has been going on, getting these homes and there are numerous homes,

collins: senator cortez masto. sen. cortez masto: thank you.ruralada, we have communities that are challenged. some of our rural communities, hours tojust four drive into. i am curious how we support a state in a statewide effort to pull our rural communities into this emergency management preparedness. if you had any thoughts on that. i will start and maybe i can spark some additional conversation. i am glad that you raised it. when you map the challenges in rural communities, it will thatap with challenges make them more vulnerable to disaster. louisiana,rience in becauseis a challenge they may be individuals less willing to relocate to shelters. for cultural and otherwise, they want to shelter in place. therea good reminder that has to be coordination across jurisdictional lines. what we experience locally was that we had a regular battle rhythm -- that was the language. parishes having their own preparedness conversations about their populations. we had to scale it across the day to make sure that we were thinking regional and statewide. is

senior strategist steve cortez and louisiana congressman clay higgins. you don't want to miss any of those. and the president has pledged $1 million of his own money to the relief efforts. >> amazing how much has been done in houston. we have been focusing on water and the focuss inundated and getting out, that has been going on, getting these homes and there are numerous homes, 40,000 according to the local county judge, essentially the county administrator, 40,000 homes affected, 7000 completely destroyed, all the flooring has been pulled out, this is going to happen all over. i need to report there are

cortez masto: thank you, mr. it is true that indian country made significant gains under the affordable care act. before the a.c.a., indian health services regularly denied tribal members for claims for basic cares like mammograms, health screenings, or diabetes care. because of the chaos that the trump administration has, this has gotten worse many insurers are pulling out of a.c.a. exchanges thanks to the uncertainty these continued efforts to repeal the a.c.a., like graham-cassidy, are creating in the health care market. democrats are ready to work with republicans to fix the problems with the affordable care act. we want to provide certainty that brings insurers back into the health insurance marketplace, lower premiums, and prescription drug prices, and improves health care. we can't kick millions of people, including members of the walker river tribe and the hundreds of other tribes in the nature -- in the state of nevada off of their health care. no one in this country should be forced to choose between pa

hospitals and programs helping families with disabled children. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> carmen cortezeru niñez in lima to help families with disabled children or mothers who need surgery and don't have anybody to care for their children. it's sort of like a ronald mcdonald house, designed to keep families together during a medical crisis. peru niñez is the only place of its kind in all of lima, which has a population of nearly 10 million. peru niñez can only serve about 22 people right now. it's expanding because the need is so great. it helps support itself by selling food on the streets. carmen's commitment and passion for serving these families inspired a bay area charity called vida usa to help her. she lets vida know what she needs, and they help in many ways, such as providing state-of-the-art whirlpool baths to help with physical therapy for people like this young man. he can barely walk because of a medical condition, so he can't work. vida's executive director in peru, olga baca, helped arrange transportation to get up to peru niñez in a vida truck so he can get therapy and g

we have senator leahy, senator franken, snorn warren, senator cortez masto and senator reed and we are expecting no one else. how do you like that? ok. and the people behind me are among the leading defenders in the senate of reforms we put in place after the financial crisis. many of them are architects of the strong consumer protections we have today. but now these reforms are under attack. as reports indicate, republicans are looking for votes to repeal the cfpb's forced arbitration rule. passing this is the equivalent republicans handing out a get-out-of-jail free card to wells fargo and to equifax, plain and simple. these companies did terrible, terrible wrong and they want to prevent consumers from having rights to sue them? at is out rate ouge -- outrageous. worse, it's a green light to wall street to be free to we're e to put simply, urging our republican colleagues to say no to immunity to equifax, wells fargo or anyone else who does such horrible financial misdeeds. now, there are two ways in which repealing the cfpb's rule would provide legal immunity for financial instituti

i do want to make it clear that the name of the suspect is cortez antonio mills, not antonio cortez mills, it's unclear what led up to this tragedy. as you just saw, what is clear tonight is that family and friends will never forget this beautiful woman. in fredericksburg krysten leon fox 5 local news. >>> coming up, keeping secrets. dc police officials and the mayor hiding information from the public. kevin? >> our district officials withholding illegally information about possible past complaints on an npd officer currently under investigation for misconduct. that story coming up. >>> demanding justice for terrance sterling one year after hi protest coming up. protest coming up. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans ed gillespie is a wa

[applause] and now it's fine honor to introduce the senator from nevada catherine cortez masto. [applause] >> thank you. let me just add the herd for my colleague first of all leader pelosi and schumer. thank you to all of you for being here today and your commitment and let me just say people ask what would you tell the dreamers and these families in your state? i would tell them you belong here because that's what this is about. we have all met with the kids in these families and our communities. they are not numbers. they are broke people that are contributing. i will tell you to a t. every single one of them that i have met, they are working hard, they are putting themselves through school, they are paying for it. they are going home help their parents with their jobs. they are committed to doing everything that they can to be an integral part of our community and they are not getting wrecked ignition for that. let me just say these kids are phenomenal. the ones that i have met with are too afraid to tell their stories because they are afraid to come forward. they are afraid

that could be a small problem and also a little further south in cortez 3:24 is high tide. that is going to be combined with a southwesterly wind, could cause some significant flooding, maybe 6-foot storm surge, maybe a 7-foot storm surge, but that's down, better than it was. irma will hammer central and north florida overnight with winds 70 miles an hour and more tornadoes along the i-95 corridor. it will remain a hurricane through the state. storm surge overnight 6 to 12 feet and along i-95 we've seen numerous tornado warnings and heavy rain for georgia and south carolina, talking 4 to 8 inches monday and tuesday and that could pre moisture as it comes our way? for more on that here's h.b. >> we'll go more west and some of that moisture by tuesday night even will be here. 3-degree guarantee, forecast a high today of 75. we got to 74. tomorrow forecasting 77 for my 3-degree guarantee temperature. it's going to be a decent day, chilly start in the 40s, 50s and 60s in the morning. sunshine, a couple clouds early, more clouds in the arch and evening and the high clouds with i

. >> you can see -- >> adrian cortez is with the national insurance crime bureau. he says while most will properly dispose of their losses, others view it as a way to make a quick buck. >> they will try to clean them out. and get them ready for sale. >> cortez the sheer volume makes the situation ripe for fraud considering more than half a million vehicles were totaled in southeast texas alone. many were towed to vacant lots, nares and bring -- resembling car graveyards. some will be sold at auction and shipped off with dr. paperwork. cortez stresses consumers must be diligent. >> they take time to have a reputable mechanic take a look at it. >> water damaged cars from super storm sandy want appear in texa texas. further proof that just because you don't live near disaster zone doesn't make you immune. >> bret: thank you. two former prosecutors say ten deaths at a florida nursing on that also air-conditioning during hurricane irma may not result in criminal charges. the government now be able to prove the staff knew their actions would result in death or great bodi

congress, pamela harris of california, representative castro of texas, slightly newcomer and senator cortez mastro of nevada bringing new invigoration and energy from their district and state to this important issue. we all agree that president trump decision to end daca is a despicable political act of cowardice. he gave the announcement to his attorney general instead of just making the statement himself. now he says congress should act. we had to overturn what president obama did because it wasn't constitutional or lega legal -- thank you. congress doesn't act, he will do that. constitutional and legal as he may consider it to be. as i turn over to our special guest here and i am so pleased that so many members of the house and senate are here, let me just say this. president trump is the first president in 30 years -- but let's go back to reagan or further. president reagan, not only acted but he acted after congress acted and said congress didn't go far enough so he and president george herbert walker bush did the family fairness agenda to do more than congress did. president clinton f

darrell cortez came face-to- face with one of the credits.realized he wasn't the only one. >> i happen to be on social media. does anyone have an issue with skunks in the neighborhood? the posting lit up.>> reporter: ashley says her dog get skunk.>> we tried covering him with a nice smell. that did not do it. you do not want to encounter a skunk.>> reporter: swot pest control says the population has exploded this year. in san jose and this one backyard he has captured 17 skunks. 12 of them female. >> i have never caught so many adult females in one location.>> reporter: the recent years of drought help the population. and now there is an abundance of food in the animals are looking further winter dance.>> reporter: that drought shows how there population sprung back.>> reporter: a volunteer manages to snapped photos of the skunk she has captured. she says she paid the price.>> it was a comedy show. with me -- i got sprayed in the face. it is blinding. is things. >> reporter: darrell cortez is taking a safer course of action. sprinkling cayenn

cortez calls the decision to end daca callous and cowardly act. he says this is an opportunity for congress to take responsibility and not exhibit more irresponsibility. daca protests happening all across the country. we have video here as people are gathering in new york city, outside of trump tower. here in colorado, students walked out. bottom right, you can see the gathering in washington, d.c. be sure to stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of president trump's announcement to rescind dark y the announcement made through whisk attorney general jeff sessions who was the one in front of the camera today. there are other rallies planned in protest the decision. you can follow us with us here, on ktvu.com. >>> we move out to our other big story this afternoon. people in the caribbeans are preparing for hurricane irma. it is now barreling towards that region as a category 5 storm. irma could hit puerto rico and the dominican republic and pass over cuba before hitting florida. florida governor already declared an emergency over every single count

let's bring in stephen cortez. the former adviser of the trump campaign and the fox news conservator. this is more than a relief rally. the market did more than retrace its losses from last week. i sense that this was the market same this president handled two natural emergencies at the same time. he's also deal with -- in dealing with what north korea is up to. this is market enthusiasm about the weight demonstration is being run. i could not concur more with your analysis. i think what we are seen as real leadership washington dc right now. and don't take my word for it. i can look at the market as you pointed out. in a couple of stocks that really soared today. mastercard and visa both of them gapped up to all-time highs. what does that tell me. that the consumer is emboldened. the consumer is optimistic. you might not get that message because all your can hear is negativity about the trump agenda but where it matters where the rubber hits the road on main street the consumer is optimistic of the future. >> and

cortez is charged with three counts of grand larceny. it's believed she several thousand dollars good a man under arrest accused of vandalizing hivrping on the suspect was seen using a penny to etch letters into columns of liching on mem memorial. those colt ups are the original because the damage is nor invasive architectural conserve toys will have a much tougher time finding best way to remove sketchings or e etchings. >> in the district the new proposal is on the table to help fight growing opiate crisis and city leaders looking into a plan to open up so-called injection sites. those are places where addicts can go to take drugs with medical professionals nearby. and counselor member david grasso is backing this plan. >> you can have onsite the services people need in order to recover from addiction. you can have counselors, you can have healthcare professionals there to work with people to get them through the addiction. >> addiction centers are already being used in canada. d.c. mayor muriel bowser not endorsing the plan just yet b

. >> los supervisores de cortÉz y cindy impulsaron la aprobaciÓn de estos fondos de emergencia para "una realidad, decenas de padres todos de la tercera edad pudieron reencontrarse con sus seres queridos a travÉs de un programa de michoacÁn, fuimos testigos de los emotivos momentos y aquÍ tenemos el reporte. >> he han dado dos veces trombosis. fÁtima: 22 aÑos desde que consuelo vio por Última vez a su hijo, hoy finalmente cumple su deseo anhelado, a paso lento subiÓ al escenario donde la esperaba su familia, allÍ la emociÓn era evidente, sus hijos, nietos y hermanos volvÍan a verla gracia el al programa," palo palomas mensajeras", dondes personas recibieron la visa para reencontrarse con sus familias. >> lo mÁs duro era navidad, aÑo nuevo. fÁtima: el programa tiene objetivo reunir padres y madres de michoacÁn, deben tener algÚn contacto de ciudadanos americanos. >> algÚn familiar en estados unidos, sin haber cometido delitos, buen estado de salud para el viaje. fÁtima: el costo del viaje corre por la cuenta de la familia , guadalupe no detuvo las lÁgrimas de alegrÍa, viajÓ a oakland a

secretary of state pedro cortez thinks hackers tried to alter voter registration record.3 cortez is confident the voting machines were not affected because they are not connected to the internet, pennsylvania was one of the 21 states targeted. >> um-hmm. >>> 6:07. armed and dangerous police say this isn't their first time and it may not be their last >>> okay, i feel funky. >> somebody else is feeling funk tie. >> funky. >> yes. >> 6:09. >> well, chinese restaurant in the tacony section of the city was robbed by two armed men. >> now police are saying that the crooks may be responsible for a lot of robberies up in the northeast. see that surveillance footage it shows them, they goes, they walk in the great wall chinese take out restaurant. one as you can see there up on the counter pulls out a gun. now police are saying those same gunman struck three times in the seven day period. other robberies were at the chinese -- china house on oxford avenue, and then they went to a mcdonald's in oxford circle, and then they left mcdonald's empty handed, so, they got away with about $400 and a few carto

pennsylvania secretary of state pedro cortez says he thinks hackers tried to alter voter registration record. the department of home land security, released some information, last week, revealing that pennsylvania was one of those to second one states that were targeted by the russians, cortez is confident that the voting machines here were not targeted, because, we're not connected to the internet, so you cannot make those high tech changes. >>> as they take a knee collectively boos can be heard , in arizona. >> members of the dallas cowboys and owner jerry generals locked arms and took a knee before the singing of the star spangled banner last night but they were on their feet during the national anthem as were arizona cardinals. cowboys called their move a unity statement in the wake of the president trump's fiery comment about nfl players don't stand for the national anthem. the president's word led to hundreds of players, sitting or kneeling on sunday, and certainly plenty of backlash from fans, team owners and players from different sports. >> the message of unity and equality w

newcomers to the congress of california, representative castro of texas, slightly newcomer and senator cortez of nevada bringing new energy from their districts and their estates to this important issue. we all agree president trump's decision to end the daca is a despicable act of cowardice because he gave announcement to his attorney general instead of just making the statement himself. and now he says congress should act. as i turned over to a special guesthe specialguest here and id many members of the house and senate are here let me say president trump is the first president in 30 years and let's just go back, president ronald reagan not only acted that he acted after congress acted and he said congress didn't go far enough, so they did the family fairness agenda to do more than congress did. president clinton followed suit, president george w. bush was a great immigration presidents come and we know president obama is a great leader concerned about the dreamers so this is the first who has been anti-immigration rejecting the idea that it's the lifeblood of the country and every newcome

in 1519, cortez took his plunder. over to the yucatc and the soldiers were -- that is a long ocean hide from wherever cortez lived. and the warriors, they were like we are tired. and he said get off the ship and burn your boats. burn the boats. you don't have an option. you have no back door. the only way we are going to do this together, if we all burn our boats. we have got no other option. we don't have a back door. we've got to move forward and we have got to do it together. that is what i got for you man. thank god you are here! [applause] >> we have more coming up and wiggling a couple of minutes over. i would like to take a moment to point out, we are talking about two things. the importance of recognizing our strength blends with one another and we have a perfect storm. a perfect storm in houston, i do want all of us to keep in mind the fact that our folks down in houston, our peers in houston do not have the ability right now to rely on their group the way they have been. right? their access to their peers, t

here with us, rachel campos duffy, juan williams and steve cortez.tax cuts boost the economy, give us some evidence. >> oh, absolutely. by the way, most people when they talk history here and tax cuts they go straight to ronald reagan, he's a great

they later arrested this man here, 34-year-old cortez antonio mills. antoinette's boyfriend for second degree murder. >> it's a tragic loss for her. she was too young. way too young. i should have been there able to hear what she calling me or what whatever. >> reporter: two days later the pain still there and they know it's going to take time from them to heal, and eventually find peace. >> consider her like one of your best friends. >> more than that. more than that. my bone. my heart. >> reporter: tonight is a painful reminder of the beautiful soul, the beautiful woman antoinette beverly was and they will continue to tribute and pay homage through prayer and song, you can see family friends gathered here to again show just on you truly beautiful this woman was. as of right now, it is unclear what led up to this tragedy, but what is clear is all the love that you see behind me, the love for this woman. who was taken too soon. in fredericksburg tonight, crime lab, fox 5 local news. >>> the nation paused to mark the 16th anniversary of the 9/11 terrori

high tide and cortez at 3:24 around the sarasota, long boat key area. that's not good in terms of the winds turning southwesterly and almost the full moon. full moons will enhance high tides. irma is weakening now with some dangerous, a category 2. it won't die out completely overnight, life threatening surge up to 10 feet, flash flood and tornado threat along the i-95 corridor and eastern florida and tropical storm by noon monday. what will it mean for us? mr. bernstein will join us now. >> for the most part, we'll escape most of irma's problems. we'll start the week on a really nice note, chilly night tonight, 40ors and 50s, -- 40s and 50s, tomorrow fall-like, tomorrow mid-70s. you'll see the high clouds coming in in the afternoon. right now we've got mid-60s in the shenandoah valley, 50s in the mountains. they've again wearing jackets all day. we're seating upper 60s to low 70s, a very nice night. our forecast, though, once again had the windows open last night when i got home, had to close them. it was co. 50s and 60s, partly sunny. i'm thinking a s

here with us, rachel campos duffy, juan williams and steve cortez. you show how tax cuts boost the economy, give us some evidence. >> oh, absolutely. by the way, most people when they talk history here and tax cuts they go straight to ronald reagan, he's a great case. i'd like to go further back to john f. kennedy. my irish grandmother on my mother's side she had a picture of jfk on her wall. i think that's mainly because he was irish and catholic and handsome, but i would put a picture of him on the wall because he was a tax cutter. a lot of people don't know that. he was the last democrat who really believed in cutting taxes and what happened, sadly, he didn't live to see a lot of this. but what happened as a result, the economy soared in the mid to late '60s, as did the stock market. so, jfk proves when we cut taxes, we incentivize people and put money in their pockets and empower them. great things happen and prosperity is lifted for all. particularly the middle class. liz: let's not forget at that reagan was irish and handsome, too. >> the evide

senator cortez. >> good to see you again. it seemed like when senator schotts was talking and giving his perspective you wanted to respd. >> i think he was asking what our short term and long term objectives. one is to cut off all revenue streams to north korea to keep it from having the ability to continue to fund its wmd programs. that is what we are constantly intent on doing. whether it's deploying our sanctions effectively, going after the revenue streams, or mapping out their efforts to evade sanctions, understanding how they use front companies, financial facilitators around the world, and we are tactically deploying those authorities and tools and using our intelligence in a way that will provide maximum strategic impact. that was what i was going to continue to say. >> thank you. thank you. what we've -- this is one of many hearings we have had. thank you very much. and to the chair. and ranking member. during those hearings some have argued that imposing secondary sanctions on entities doing business with north kore

. >> senator cortez, thank you to the chair of women and ranking member casey, and all of you here. it's such an important topic. i had the opportunity to work in state and local government in the state of nevada and i think people don't realize how important emergency management at the local and state and federal level is and people are working everyday to get it right. god prevents something should happen, but they want to make sure they get it right. many times emergency management services are underfunded and challenged and they need more support. i have a couple questions because it came to my attention that the department of housing and urban development recommends but does not require that public housing authorities establish emergency preparedness. i'm curious if you are aware of this and if in your own communities, how have you brought in some of those vulnerable populations. some of that that's establish through hud. i'm curious if you are aware of the. >> i want to take this opportunity for raising the issue. health and health care officials and a lot of officials have ro

[applause] now it's my honor to interdues the senator from nevada, atherine cortez mass trow. >> let me just add, you heard from my colleague, first of all, thank you to leader pelosi and schumer, thank you to all of you or being here today. let me just say, because people ask what would you tell the dreamers? i would tell them you belong here because that's what this is about. we have all met with these members, these kids, these families in our communities the they are not numbers. they are real people contributing in our communities. i will tell you to a t, every single one of them i met with, they are working hard, they are putting themselves through school, they are paying for it. they are going home to help their parents with their jobs. they are committed to doing everything that they can to be an integral part of our communities and they are not getting recognition for that. let me just say thisment these kids are phenomenal. and the ones that i have met with are too afraid to even tell their story because they are afraid to come forward. they are afraid when they leave that

senator cortez mastro, thank you.first of all let me say thank you to chairwoman collins and ranking member casey. it's such an important topic and we appreciate the conversation. i don't think people realize we realize how important this is up a local and state level. people are working so hard to get it right. many times they are underfunded or challenged and they need more support. have a couple of questions. it came to my attention that they recommend that they don't require that housing establish emergency response plans. i'm wondering if you are aware of this and how have you brought in some of those vulnerable populations that live in the housing that is established through hud. i'm curious if you are aware of this. >> i want to take this opportunity to thank you for raising the issue. emergency responses more than people in uniforms and healthcare and health officials. a lot of people have a lot of roles to play in agencies and in housing in particular, i think you've heard that that is a place where we can do

darrell cortez came face-to- face with the critter and realized he was not the only one. >> i was on social media and put it out there. the posting just lit up.>> reporter: ashley said her daughter got scone to. -- skunk -- skunked. in san jose in this backyard he captured 17 skunks. >> i've never in so many years cut this many females. >> reporter: if there is abundance of food and the animals are out looking for their winter dents.>> a volunteer managed to take a lot of photos but she says she paid the price. >> it was a comedy show and i did get sprayed in the face. it is blinding. >> reporter: darrell is taking what he believes is a safer course of action. he's hoping that will keep them from snacking in his yard. >> if i do that, i think my problem is resolved. >> reporter: keep all pet food indoors and try to seal up any hiding spots in sheds and if you think you need to have a skunk removed, call in a professional. >>> surfers at a competition are on stage. two killer whales took the show. they popped up and surprising the surfers. a surfer quickly got out of the way and two o

cortez masto: this is an important discussion. i think for all of us, the challenge will be how we balance the emergence of this new technology that mr. spear said is there's a demand for it. it is going to happen whether we are part of this discussion or not. and how we balance that with worker protections and worker placement, because the last thing -- i can't speak for all of my colleagues but i would imagine is that worker displacement. it would harm our economy. it would harm our workers. it would harm our jobs. that's not what we're trying to do here. there has to be a balance. that's what i'm hoping everyone will come to the table and help us at a federal level find that balance to work together to have not only the ability to embrace this new technology but address the worker issue and worker displacement to make sure that does not happen. so, do you think there is an ability to work together to do that? >> absolutely. i think there's an ability to do that. >> thank you. the reason why i am really excited and interested in

fox news ann and steve cortez is with us put a number on it how high is this rally going ? >> thousands of points higher from here. i really do. by the way the market is opght mystic that we're getting tax cuts the stock that i like to watch most i consider the trump stock is boeing self-defense and infrastructure boeing makes new time high just about every day. it did yet again up 80% since the election and boeing e at least is telling me these tax cuts are happening and trump agenda, trump train rolls on. 22,331 that was the close yesterday. give me a number i want a number on this. >> if we get a firm tax cut commitment going to get it then with what? >> 25,000 our audience wants to hear more from you. also with us this morning fox news contributor james freeman is wall street general editorial page guy what's this about republicans want to put one and a half trillion for the tax cuts into the budget. what -- does that mean and what does it do for the markets and my? >> means we're moving in the right direction, it means that there's more reason to be optimistic it looke

sot: robert cortez, alameda point resident// "who is to say that they didn't just put a band aid on iti feel like it's going to happen again. i feel like they just covered it up to avoid a lawsuit."many in the area have young kids and feel pressured to protect them. sot: alameda point resident// "i need some test strips or something to be honest because me being a young mom i fear for my son's life."residents are told to run the water for ten minutes bfore using it. tonight at 10 we will hear from the interim public works director himself on why people should trust that this water is safe for use. live in alameda point ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (grant) to the east bay... where berkeley's mayor says, there is a price to pay for free speech...it's a steep financial price. so far this year --u-c berkeley has spent at least one point four million dollars to secure events on c ampus. that includes last night's speech by conservative commentator ben shapiro. it cost six-hundred thousand dollars to lock-down the campus. nine people were arrested at demonstrations in berkeley last night. (s

. >> despite his physical appearance cortez was in fact a male inmate housed in a men's unit. >> if you in in the process of having a sex change if you have your male genital parts you are considered a male and will be housed there, whether or not you have breasts or -- it's what's below the belt that counts. >> at first it was startling watching these tapes when they came in from the field we thought we were seeing inmates wearing women's gowns or mini-skirts and we were thinking to ourselves, it's odd that jail officials actually allow this. but it turned out this that they were standard jail issued t-shirts and bed sheets that the inmates converted into women's clothing and they actually did a pretty convincing job of it. >> try to make the best of it you know. just try to doll up a little bit. we have our own personal revlon and l'oreal, mac crayons. we wet them. we play with it. get it nice and dark and it goes into the eyes. all we do is just -- and she's about ready to go. i don't know where she's going to but she's ready to go. >>> we've seen female inmates come up with all sort

cortez antonio mills is charged with second degree murder 26-year-old antoineet anne beverly was found dead in a car on palmer street. mills is held without bond tonight. >>> the search continues for a pregnant teacher missing from montgomery county. laura wallen was last heard from on text message september 4. police say she sent a tro troubling message to a family member. she then failed to show up to first day of school at wild lake high school on tuesday. and her car was later found in howard county. not far from the school. the 31-year-old is four months pregnant. >>> and the man accused of setting his pregnant girlfriend on fire inside of her maryland home on friday night is is being extradited to prince george county. police say la quinn phillip girlfriend and lit her on fire and they delivered the victim's baby early. both remain in the hospital tonight. phillips is charged with attempted murder. >>> and we continue to monitor the latest on hurricane irma as it slaxz the sunshine state tonight. now making way to tampa bay as category 2 storm it hit marco island south of naples

detectives set up surveillance camerases and say they saw sandra cortez, a church volunteer stealing cash as she was counting it. police believe she stole several thousand dollars from the church. they're trying to figure out if she volunteered in a similar capacity for any other organization. coming up, a controversial idea to combat drug use. the surprising proposal in d.c. disee signed to reduce overdoses. if your kids like playing with noif guns you you need to hear the new warning from doctors tonight about the the popular toy. we'll be right back. back. :: >> president trump addressed the united nations for the first time today and he he put north korea, iran and the notice. mr. trump continued his long time criticism of the un. he defended his america first foreign policy. he also addressed the tensions with north korea and called its leader kim jong un by a new nickname. the united states has great strength and patients, but if it is forced to defense its itself for its allies we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for hi

or wherever cortez lived. and the warriors, they were like get off the ship and burn your boats. the freaking boats. because you haven't got an option, you have no back door. the only way we are going to do this together is if we all burn our boats. got no other option. we don't have a back door. we got to move forward and we got to do it together, that's what i've got for you, thank god you are here. [applause] we've got stein coming up and we're going to go a couple minutes over. i want to take a minute to point out two things, the importance of recognizing that our strength lies with one another and the perfect storm. we had a perfect storm last week down in houston and i do want all of us to keep inmind the fact that our folksdown there in houston , i've been in houston , don't have the ability right now to rely on their group the way they have been. their access to their peers, their access to their groups, their access to, see what they are taking. it all has been cut off. so our hearts go out to all of

in 1519 cortez took his soldiers over to the yucatan peninsula to get, to rape, pillage and plunder, and the soldiers were like, they were, i don't know that is a long ocean ride from wherever cortez lived. and, and the warriors, they were like, yeah, we're tired. we're tired. he is like, get off the ship and burn your boats. burn your frikin' boats. you ain't got an option. you have no backdoor. the only way we're going to do this together if we all burn our boats. we have got no other option. we don't have a backdoor. we've got to move forward, and we've got to do it together. that is what i got for you, man. thank god you're here. [cheers and applause] >> we have flo stein coming up. we'll have a couple minutes over. i want to take time to point out, we talked about two things. the importance recognizing your strength lies in one another and our perfect storm. of course we have the perfect storm. that was last week down in houston. and i do want all of us to keep in mind the fact that our folks down there in houston, our peers in houston, don't have the ability right now to rely o

he's also joined by david corteze of the san jose supervisors board and mary paraisian of san jose universityhe's the president there. earlier the mayor tweeted out that he and his staff are looking into what legal challenges and legal recourse might be available. he's a lawyer himself, so that is his route of trying to fight this. >> you heard him say it there, we're going to stand and do this together. >> we are going to listen in. we have our reporters there. they will have their full wrap-up at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> the bay area responds to a veteran who was owed $9,000 but couldn't collect it. >> here's her story. >> army veteran monica flores bought a house last summer and she qualified for a va loan. but she learned because of a service-related disability she would likely get a refund of $9,300. monica had to wait until the approval was official. she was later approved but couldn't get her money, $9300. she said she tried for nearly six months and got nowhere. so she finally reached out to us. we contacted the va and it applied the $9300 refund towards the principal balance of monica's lo

cortez is confident the voting machines were not targeted as they're not connected to the internet.ded the state will decide later whether to reinforce election system security. >>> breaking right now. a possible defeat for the latest push to repeal obamacare. the bill that was heading for vote this week looks doomed and this could be the final death below as republicans face a deadline of this saturday. to pass rory physical with simple majority that does not require democratic votes. joel waldman reports from d.c. i have to do what i think is right for the people of maine and the people of this country. and that is what has led me to my decision today. >> reporter: senator susan collins adding herself to the no pile when it comes to the gop repealing and replacing obamacare with a graham cassidy bill. the maine republican is the fourth no joining mccain senators john mccain, rand paul and ted cruz. the gop can only afford two defections with one of the bills name sakes still holding out hope. >> we'll know more tomorrow. >> reporter: graham chastity bill would take federal money s

. >> rachel: it this morning on fox business, we had steve cortez.been talking to folks inside the white house, advising him to do just what you said, not to take away daca. this what i think is happening. i hope, at least, that he's using this i will, i won't, as a chip, if you will to get democrats on board for border security because geraldo, as we both know, if you want comprehensive immigration reform, you need better border security and thus the only way to get both sides, republicans and democrats on board for comprehensive immigration refor reform. the president is doing really good on border security. that's what i hope. >> abby: he's following through the promise he made on the campaign trail to get rid of this. >> rachel: he promised on the campaign trail to be compassionate with the dreamers. >> abby: you say one thing on the campaign trail and then you get there and you're president of the united states and you see the reality of how many lives are being affected when he puts him in forward like that. if congress puts it forth, he could

joining me right now senior adviser steve cortez along scott martin, good to see you both., i mean, it's like unstoppable. >> right. trish: you know, sometimes full disclosure i get a little worried when i see markets doing that because i get a little stress that it's not based on fundamentals and i was concerned at various times as we watched the fed print money and the market continue moving higher despite dismal economic growth. i feel as though, however, we are starting to turn the corner in that a lot of earnings we have seen have been decent and when you're talking about a 3% growth in wages, it doesn't sound like much but it's a lot better than it's been and 3% growth in gdp, these are positives. is this why the market is higher? >> trish, yes, absolutely. you're right. this is a market that is confounding the skeptics. i call it the jefferson's market because it's moving on up. trish: i like that. [laughter] >> yes. here is the reality on the ground. it's a dangerous world and scary headlines. legitimate reasons to be worried, north korea, terrorism, uk, i am worrie

the suspect you see here cortez mills is being held without bond. >> the search continues for a pregnanter missing in montgomery county. lauren wallen was last heard from on september 4th when she sent a troubling text message to a family member. then she failed to show up for the first day of school at wild lake high school. lauren's car was later found in howard county. the 31-year-old is four months pregnant. >> in frederick county today, there will be a plea hearing for the parents behind those controversial daddy o5 youtube videos. prosecutors pursuing two counts of neglect of a minor between mike and heather martin. the couple rose to internet fame for making prank videos which critics slammed as child >> deadly mass shooting inside of a home in plano texas. at least eight people are dead including the suspect. police first responded to a report of shots fired and when the first officers arrived they have heard more gunshots entered the home and shot and killed the suspect. two people survived. all of those killed are believed to be adults. no word on a motive. >> let's head overse

next up is saturday cortez. >> thank you for the conversation today. let me just start off. i think like senator booker, i'm trying to really understand and get down to where we can come to agreement on this legislation i think is so important that we pass it. let me start here. under section 230, as it's written now, the federal government, federal law enforcement has the authority to go in and shut down a website for sex trafficking, correct? i'm going to open it up to anybody. is that correct? >> yes. the federal government has the ability to criminally prosecute. >> that's what they have now and that has not impeded any freedom of speech or involvement of the internet, correct? i will open it up to anybody. is that true? >> i'm going to give you an affirmative to that. >> i haven't heard anything differently. what we're doing right now and what i understand is that because sex trafficking is so prevalent of our kids and law enforcement that occurs, we are looking for the allowance of state law enforcement to also pursue and shut down these sites when sex trafficking is o

his name is sergio cortez.t we know there will only be one michael jackson. >> tom brady's diet is ridiculous. you can't argue with success 2.5 gallons of water a day. >> you have to be so incredibly active for the body to absorb that. >> he's winning. >> the rest of us are familiar with water weight. >> exactly. >> thank you al. >> once again steve calls me fat. back to you. >> no, it was tucker last time and i did not. >> i know. >> thank goodness it's friday, right. it's also movie review friday. kevin joins us live from l.a. how do you keep track of this guy and what does he do with his frequent flier miles? that's what i want to know. it's 6:44. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> when you have the long rows of headlights in every direction on that windy road you know it's not a good start to your commute. the problem is on the beltway. the outer loop right now delays from 95 to the 270 spur. erin says it will take you over an hour. hopefully it starts to ease up soon. we will check in with her in a couple minutes and hopef

kelly and head of the hispanic advisory council for the donald trump presidential campaign, steve cortez is here. welcome back. >> and for having me. a lot to talk about for the hurricanes today. >> absolutely. threat to the united states. they can reduce catastrophic hurricanes, how is the united states going to pay for all this damage when it is needed that the u.s. has been rebuilt these areas. again, we've been molded to a sense of complacency and security because we haven't had such an active hurricane season in about 12 years. maria: we were talking about the ballad of puerto rico. >> lot of these government programs are underfunded when we think about the flooding insurance. it's actually highlighting how they address this going forward. we've had an active season this could go forward multiple years. >> in terms of the domestic agenda, former puerto rico governor, republican kentucky congressmen andy barr is here. congressman david tilley v. is here and former deputy chief of staff president george w. bush karl rove will join us. do stay with us. we are focusing right now, top st

steve cortez, great to see you.with the texas governor about how his state's coping his visit with vice president mike pence. what does texas need right now. i don't want to hear one redneck joke there's your evidence that rednecks rule. for the future. see? we're putting away acorns to show the importance of being organized. that's smart. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? oh you know, gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. tennis racket for a squirrel? he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. there is no storm that is tougher than the people of texas. we are with you. the american people are with you. we are here today we will be here tomorrow and we will be here every day until the city and the state in this region rebuild bigger and better than ever before. >> i called the president on air force to this morning. i asked what you want me to tell you he said just tell me love him. that was texas governor greg abbott w

in 1519 cortez took his soldiers over to the yucatan peninsula to get -- to rape, pillage and plunder. and the soldiers were like -- you know, they were like, i don't know. that's a long ocean ride from tired, we're tired. he's like, get off the ship and burn your boat, burn your freaking boat. you ain't got an option. you have no back doors. the only way we're going to do this together is if we all burn our boats. we've got no other options. we don't have a back door. we've got to move forward and we've got to do it together. that's what i got for you, man. thank god you're here. >> we have flo stein going up and we're going a couple of minutes over. i want to take a minute to point out, we've been talking about two things. the importance of recognizing that our strength lies in one another and the perfect storm. of course, we had the perfect storm. that was last week down in houston. i do want all of us to keep in mind the fact that our folks down there in houston, our peers in houston don't have the ability right now to rely on their group the way they have been, right. their acces