what donald trump jr. king about was taking on joe scarborough for an op-ed that basically said what donald trump is doing to this country is worse than terrorism. to have that hit on 9/11 -- i don't care if you're a republican or democrat or what have you. i don't care if you share every single view that he espoused in that op-ed. it's totally inappropriate. and you know, whether you love donald trump jr., you hate donald trump jr., you hate this administration, i would hope we can all agree, that is sort of an inappropriate time to start invoking terrorism. >> go ahead. >> the thing that's really interesting to me is we hold everyone to a higher standard than we do the commander-in-chief. so 9/11, donald trump, is an inappropriate as he is -- not any given sunday, any given day, right? like, he started with fast tweeting about russia collusion. he is fist-pumping going to shanksville, and he's thumbs upping reporters getting ready to tour a memorial site. >> you're saying that josh is holding joe scarboro

well, paul manafort's guilty plea today might be the single worst development if donald trump's life and in donald trump, jr.'s life. paul manafort what's in the room with him during the presidential campaign meeting that donald trump jr. arranged with a group of russians who promised dirt on hillary clinton. paul manafort promised to tell mueller every single thing in that room, every word that paul manafort can remember in that room and what he remembers might lead to the first federal criminal prosecution of the son of a president of the united states. paul manafort could be the key witness in a days would be entitled the united states of america versus donald trump, jr. president trump could once again be identified as an unindicted co-conspirator if paul manafort and others can testify that candidate donald trump knew about that meeting and was a participant in a conspiracy to get dirt so the big news for anyone named donald trump, paul mueller has new witness a big witness, that is bigger news than that witness say figure court today, i plead guilty. paul manafort spent this week telling special prose

s life because paul manafort was in the room with donald trump jr. in trump tower during the presidential campaign meeting that donald trump jr. arranged with a group of russians who promised dirt on hillary clinton. paul manafort has promised to tell special prosecutor robert mueller every single thing that happened in that room, every word that paul manafort can remember was said in that room and what paul manafort remembers might lead to the first federal criminal prosecution of the son of a president of the united states. paul manafort could be the key witness in a case that would be entitled "the united states of america versus donald trump jr.," and president trump could once again be identified as an unindicted co-conspirator in such a case if paul manafort and others can testify credibly that presidential candidate donald trump knew about that meeting and was a participant in a conspiracy to obtain dirt on hillary clinton from russians. and so the big news of the day for anyone named donald trump is that robert mueller has a new witness, a big

donald trump jr.why wouldn't the special counsel have act already? >> i can't fathom the timeline of robert mueller, but i will say this. he's acted with great expedition it seems to me in terms of the number of indictments and the number of plea agreements and, of course, the manafort trial and we're about to have the second. so i think he has acted with great dispatch, but he is also thorough and comprehensive and methodical. that's how a legal prosecution ought to be when it is involving the highest levels of the u.s. government. >> there's a new allegation coming from some of the republican colleagues in congress, repeated and shared by the president on his twitter feed, about a text between the former fbi official peter strzok and lisa page. their texts, of course, have been an enormous focus for republicans in the last several months. this particular text came from april 2017 and shows that strzok wanted to talk about with lisa page a media leak strategy. now, strzok's lawyer said, listen, this

based on the evidence that you've seen as a member of the intelligence committee, should donald trump jrbe concerned about his legal future? >> i think he should be concerned. if you ask me the question, do i think that donald trump jr. has got the level of liability where he could end up in jail, honestly, i have to tell you that i can't answer that question fully. and the reason is, as you know, the house intelligence committee in their investigation, the russia investigation, never issued a single subpoena for phone records, bank records, travel records, to verify anything that was told to us, including the testimony of donald trump jr. there are some areas where i believe he should be concerned. his answers regarding how that letter was drafted about the firing of james comey, for example. also his discussion on setting up the trump tower meeting and whether his father knew about that. certainly different real estate deals and so forth. but i can't tell you conclusively, because i just don't think that we scratched the surface enough to find out. >> i don't want to get you into an ar

>>> donald trump jr.ming to his father's defense and what he sees as the possible end result. >> your father denied reports he is worried you might be in legal jeopardy because of the mueller investigation. you are scared you could go to jail? >> i'm not because i know what i did. that doesn't mean they won't try to create something. again, i'm not. >> some say mueller has been successful. he has an indictment of manafort and a plea deal from cohen and papadopoulos sentenced. he has a litany of close associates of your father's under investigation. >> all for things that happened way before they were ever part of any campaign. if they get manafort on a 2006 tax charge, again, i understand they are trying to get my father and they will do anything they can to get that. >> here is cnn political ln lift a analyst and donald trump jr. is trying ing ting to wrap everyt the crimes that happened before, but the papadopoulos meeting happened during the campaign and 25 indicted russians. what's your reaction as yo

donald trump jr. offers new insight into who he believes may have written that scathing op-ed in "the new york times." >>> the incredible survival story after a boy falls from hi treehouse face first onto a meat skewer. >> he said i'm dying, mom. >> how he survived. >>> plus, the nationwide tribute now planned for burt reynolds and his fans. >>> we hear for the first time from the woman seen in this viral video giving birth in the car. >> can you wait like two minutes? >> as her husband keeps driving. hear what she told jimmy kimmel. >>> the video is making me nervous. >> same here. >> a good tuesday morning to you all. we'll start things off with evacuation orders already in effect along the carolina coast and in parts of virginia. >> millions are bracing for hurricane florence which forecasters say could still be a category 4 storm when it makes landfall. states of emergency have been declared from the carolinas straight up to maryland. more than 20 inches of rain could fall unleashing catastrophic

order your kit now at ancestrydna.com >>> amid the ongoing mueller investigation, donald trump's son, donald trump jrood morning america" to say that he wasn't concerned in the least that he would go to jail when it was all over. >> your president has denied reports that you might be in danger of the mueller investigation. are you scared that you could go to jail? >> i'm not. i know what i did and i'm not worried about any of that. that doesn't mean they won't try to create something. >> but some say that mueller has been successful. he has indictment of manafort. he has a plea deal from cohen. he has papadopoulos sentenced. you know, he's got a litany of close associates of your father's under investigation. >> all for things that happened way before they were ever part of any campaign. so if they get manafort on a 2006 tax charge, you know, again, i understand that they are trying to get my father and they'll do anything they can to get that. >> well, the mueller team, of course, has been resolutely silent about practically everything, something my next guest knows a great deal about. ken starr was

so veggie good. >>> in a wide-ranging interview today, donald trump jr. ned about legal problems for himself in robert mueller's russia investigation, but making the unfounded and outrageous claim that investigators will do anything to get his father. also saying president trump can now only trust a smaller group of aides in the wake of "the new york times" anonymous op-ed. well, a lot to talk about with michael d'antonio, the co-author of the new book "the shadow president: the truth about mike pence." good evening, sir. >> hi, don. >> let's talk about donald trump jr. he had an interview with "good morning america" this morning slamming the anonymous "new york times" op-ed writer. here it is. >> it's pretty disgusting. perhaps it's a disgruntled person who's been thrown out because they didn't deliver on what they were supposed to do. >> what's the crime though? >> to try to control the presidency while not the president, you have millions and millions of americans who voted for this. >> okay. so he doesn't mention any actual crime there, right? but the

let's talk about donald trump jr. he had an interview with "good morning america" this morning slamming the anonymous "new york times" op-ed writer. here it is. >> it's pretty disgusting. that's pretty sad. perhaps it's a disgruntled person who's been thrown out because they didn't deliver on what they were supposed to do. >> what's the crime, though? >> listen, i think you're subverting the will of the people. i mean to try to control the presidency while not the president, you have millions and millions of americans who voted for this. >> okay. so he doesn't mention any actual crime there, right? but the question is, the focus usually has always been on jared and ivanka, right? we know that ivanka is the favorite here. but the question is i wonder if donald trump jr. -- because he's a hit on the campaign trail with the maga folks, whatever, if his stock is rising with his father. >> i think it is. he's also replacing michael cohen in a way. cohen -- >> he's the fixer? >> he's the fixer. he's the guy who's willing to

responding to this op-ed in the same paper written by donald trump jr.which the president's son writes, democrats are seemingly more concerned with protecting their radical open borders agenda than the lives of innocent americans. tibbetts writing, i encourage the debate on immigration, but do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. the act grievously extends the crime that stole mollie from our family and is to quote donald trump jr., heartless and despicable. and the suspect accused of murdering mollie tibbetts is being held on $5 million bond. he has not yet entered a plea. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> authorities in amsterdam say terrorism was the motive in the stabbing of two american tourists in the city's train station. authorities say the suspect, a 19-year-old afghan citizen, targeted the americans. he was shot and wounded by police, and he is due this court today. police say he had a german residency permit. the americans are now recovering from friday's attack. >>> now to a jailhouse i

and, you know, donald trump jr. sits there, and i take him at his word that he's not worried about going to jail, but i know from my reporting earlier this summer that president trump has been concerned about his son's legal fate, not necessarily that he'll end up in jail but certainly concerned that he may have done something wrong, may have inadvertently wandered into legal jeopardy as some of trump's associates have described that to us. >> we've heard that plot from day to day. thank you very much. >>> coming up, we've been talking about the graphic we've put on the corner of the screen already tonight. we're going to go to the national hurricane center. they will give us the very latest on the plot line of hurricane florence. >>> then later, the unusual gesture by the president on a day when gestures take on added importance in this country. "the 11th hour" just getting started on this tuesday night, september 11. g all natural meat for every jimmy john's sandwich he makes you should see him with capicola freaky

he's going to give it his best judgment. >> does it make sense to you that donald trump jr.ws? i mean, there's no -- i mean, i'm not sure i understand the strategy behind him giving television interviews, but is it wise just from a legal standpoint? >> well, there are two perspectives. one is the public relations strategy and preparing the battlefield, so to speak, being aggressive -- >> which is certainly something that the president's team has been doing as well. playing to public relations. >> as i describe it in my book, they're taking a page, and they say they're taking a page from what the clinton white house did, which is continually attack the prosecutor, raise questions about the prosecutor's motives and so forth. and it can take a toll. that's the public relations perspective. the legal perspective is, needless to say, we're talking about an investigation of the president. the president has obligations, faithfully, to enforce the law. if we're talking about the son. if i were his defense lawyer, i would say more is less -- or less is more, i should say. >> you writ

so when you have manafort flipping, cohen, michael flynn, really the only people left here are donald trump jr., the president's son, and the president himself. and the way that mueller has worked is that he's really put the personal lives of these people, to some degree, in jeopardy. like if they really have to choose between their family or protecting the president from people like michael cohen who a year ago said i am laying down my life for the president is now saying, you know what, i have to protect my own family here because i have no choice. that makes an interesting sort of next step. the next person to flip or be under investigation is another person in the room in that trump tower meeting who was donald trump jr., is he going to be in the crosshairs next, and what happens when the president's own family is in the crosshairs with mueller? what sdoes the president do? does he protect them or protect himself? >> we know that paul manafort in what's known as a proffer where he lets them know exactly what he has that starts in whole process focused on him. what kind of conversations do

when i talk inner circle, talking family, donald trump jr. and jared kushner. is there a sense, julia, that the white house had any idea this was coming from paul manafort? >> yes, this was certainly a surprise for everyone watching this play out. there were some people that suspected there could be a guilty plea, but i don't think a lot of people suspected manafort would eventually flip. obviously that trump tower meeting in which manafort, jared kushner, and donald trump jr. were present at could very welcome into play with this. >> what do you think, jonathan in terms of context of this agreement with the latest developments to come out of the investigation. last weekend we talked about george papadopoulos being sentenced to prison for 14 days. how big a deal is this? jonathan, i don't know if you can hear me. julia, i'm going to ask you that if you were able to hear me. yo question. >> it's absolutely a big deal at this point. as much as the white house says that manafort, these allegations have nothing to do with the trump campaign, manafort was heading th

action's tara palmeri sat down with donald trump jr. she joins us now. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, george. with the white house in crisis mode, this morning, donald trump jr. is speaking out about that "new york times" op-ed, disparaging his father as the search continues to find an alleged mole on the inside. >> i imagine this is a very low-level person. >> reporter: donald trump jr. is crying betrayal, slamming the anonymous senior trump administration official who wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" claiming to be part of the resistance inside the white house. >> it's pretty disgusting. that's pretty sad. perhaps it's a disgruntled person thrown out that didn't deliver on what they were supposed to do. >> what's the crime, though? >> i think you're subverting the will of the people. to try to control the presidency while not the president you have millions and millions of americans who voted for this. >> reporter: trump jr. said it's made his father more isolated in the oval office. >> i think there are people in there he can trus

manafort was one of three americans along with donald trump jr. the infamous june th, 2016 meeting with russian operatives at trump tower. remember that meeting occurred because a key russian player allegedly told donald trump jr. that the russians had dirt on the clinton campaign for the trump people to exploit. as a participant in the room, manafort will be asked to fully detail that meeting. that information could support a conspiracy charge against the american participants in the june 2016 meeting for their election meddling knowledge from foreign informants. >> he was really in there and that could be a stunning connection. but i've heard also there are other reasons manafort has become so important, is that right? >> look, manafort has admitted to deep ties, deep ties and financial engagements with russian oligarchs for more than a decade and through 2017, even after the election. he also admits to giving private briefings to russian oligarchs about the presidential campaign, which leaves us, which leaves us with two compelling questions. fi

donald trump jr. one on one. out on the campaign trail for the midterms.ous official who wrote the op-ed blasting his father's administration. what he's saying about fears his father could be impeached and his own role in the russia investigation. >> are you scared you could go

donald trump jr. said how dare barack obama try to take any credit for the economy. donald trump jr. to obama mierks dad fixed the economy. you could not. simple math. 95 consecutive months of job growth, donald trump president for 19 months. the recovery started under barack obama. it has gained steam with tax cuts and deregulation. simple math there. thank you, barack. it is my honor -- president retreat being, we have never had this support that we've had from had president. >> this is clearly not a president who ran on empathy, like bill clinton having a moment, reaching his hand out to a woman in a crowd and tearing up. these are not that the attributes ran and won on. he ran on strength and his ability to beat his opponent into the ground. and i think we're seeing some of that now. i kept seeing tweets from the president pop up over and over again. he saw president bush during katrina not what he seemed his attention to the problem. not empathy but athat he's involved in trying to find a solution. that's what we'll see from trump, not empathy to the victims. >>

responding to this op-ed in the same paper written by donald trump jr. in which the president's son writes, "democrats are seemingly more concerned with protecting their radical open-borders agenda than the lives of innocent americans." tibbetts writing, i enkurnlg the debate on immigration. but do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. the act grievously extends the crime that stole mollie from our family and is, to quote donald trump jr., 'heartless' and 'despicable.'" the suspect is being held on $5 million bond. he has not entered a plea. whit? >> marci, thank you. >>> much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. fire so hot it melted the guardrails. the deadly freeway collision. the burning big rig falling from an overpass. >>> and the wife arrested, charged with murdering her husband. detectives accusing her of poisoning him. >>> plus, getting out your wallet. we zero in on some of the best labor day deals around right now. we'll be right back. and i'm still going for my best even though i live

the only people higher up the food chain than paul manafort were jared kushner, donald trump jr. and donald trump. didn't he have to tell the mueller team everything he had before getting the pardon? >> that's the condition of any plea agreement. when he came forward in the proffer he had to dazzle the prosecutors enough to believe the information he had was reliable and that it went up the chain of command. i caution everybody, yes, it's possible that it's trump, trtrump jr., jared kushner, but it could also be the other folks in the russian investigation, russians. so it could relate to those people as well. which would be interesting if manafort has information that's not damaging to the americans above him, but that he really has information damaging only to russians. does he then still appear loyal to president trump and keep the possibility open for a pardon. we can't rule that out. >> i wonder what the value of a pardon is at this point. if he already told what he knows, whatever he told is damaging enough that they were willing to give him a deal. this is even alan said on

donald trump jr. told nbc news that his circle of trust is shrinking. >> i think there are people in there that he can trust, it's a much smaller group than i would like it to be. >> who do you trust? >> i'll keep that to myself. >> and they're not family? >> well, obviously. i'm talking outside of family. i think that one goes without saying. >> today as bob woodward's book goes on sale across the country, it's becoming more difficult for the president to escape the emerging image that he's an incompetent chief executive who poses a danger to national security. those revelations along with that anonymously published op ed by a senior official have already fielded a feeling of suspiciousness. quote, donald trump continues to insist privately that he wants leakers punished. a source familiar with the president's thinking says when it comes to the anonymous op ed trump has continued to focus on identifying and firing the author even as some advisors have urged him to let the matter go. meanwhile, with t

>>> plus, the father of murdered college student mollie ripping into donald trump jr. demanding he and others stop using his daughter's death to push what he calls racist views. >>> and democrats searching for a win as they prepare to take on the president's pick for the supreme court. new details on how they hope to score political points. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of "outfront." "outfront" tonight, trump fumes. the president railing against his attorney general, yes, again. this time for apparently not considering politics before the indictments of two republican congressmen, two men who were some of trump's earliest supporters. tweeting, and there's a lot here, so follow me. two long-running obama-era investigations of two very popular republican congressmen were brought to a well-pub sighed charge just ahead of the midterms but the jeff sessions justice department. two easy wins now in doubt because there is not enough time. good job, jeff. a quick refresher for you, those two

. >> you know, when this day began with donald trump jr. talking about the woodward book and op-ed, i want to play a little of it. it feeds into this is an odd moment for the white house, and maybe a relief in some ways. take a listen. >> i imagine this is a very low level person, pretty disgusting, perhaps a disgruntled person thrown out because they didn't deliver what they were supposed to do. i think they're subverting the will of the people. to try to subvert the presidency. i think there are people he can trust, it is a smaller group than i would like it to be. >> who do you trust? >> i'll keep that to myself. >> brad, he is saying what kellyanne conway did not say sunday, and what others have not said, which is there are few people the president trusts that work for him. this is a moment he better hope everybody that works for him even that he doesn't trust wants to do the job well. >> i think that's correct. i think hurricanes and natural disasters bring that ound t in whatever side you're on. >> sort of becomes real. >> correct. >>

donald trump jr. is not running for office. darryl jr. i used them as necessary but some we have too keep in mind there. based upon it, what is it, i have to think if you are a republican candidate you're looking at the next two months, wait, no more of this, from today and election day. >> we know it's going to be a bitter four while trial. >> so we will see products frs most to -- we hope that trump will keep his mouth shut on this. i know. i know. >>. >> you're told that manny for the has to keep a lid on it. >> a republican in a competitive race. if we're dealing with trump coming in,' witch hunt, whatever it speaks, you have swing voters, do not want to hear you talking about this investigation. when you look at the numbers, that core base support is at 18%. you can go hard on that. you swr to be careful. that message is starting to break through. you move away from the -- you know, you say that mueller should continue. let the mueller investigation go. >> speaking of the poll susan is mentioning there. there is a new poll, washingto

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donald trump, jr.s calling on him to apologize to the familiar his of the victims. joining me, author of the brand-new book, "every man a king." fox news politics editor, chris stirewalt. chris: smells like cinnamon. it brings andy jackson to life. kennedy: joe scarborough is no stranger to attention whoredom. chris: will you ever let me get out after segment without blushing? kennedy: you are a moral and decent person and that's a natural reaction. joe scarborough goes out of his way to get the wrong kind of attention. >> or that trump is worse than the terrorists. it's been 17 years. i wrote about this today in the halftime report. it was 17 years from the fall of saigon to bill clinton's election and surely there were people in 1992 as bill qulin on who dodged the draft and engaged in american foreign policy that was oblivious to the whre sons of vietnam. they said how could you have forgotten. trump deserves a descent dose. the president was political and range and gross today on a day where you sh

in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news kron4newsfladeboe kron4news (ken)new tonight at ten: donald trump jrixed the nike ad featuring colin kaepernick. here is the instagram post.. it is his father's face in a black and white photo with the words "believe in something. even if it means sacrificing everything." that is the same quote used in the ad kapernick posted in the actual nike advertisment. trump jr. captioned the photo with "there, fixed it for you. hash- tag maga."the nike ad narrated and featuring kaepernick aired today during the first nfl game. (pam) guesses ... denials ... and even a reference to the game of 'clue'.the hunt is on to find out who wrote a new york times editorial about the trump administration..grant lodes is here with more. grant? (grant) pam, the editorial claims trump administration officials are thwarting the president from the inside...working to keep the country safe...as mister trump quote... "continues to act in a manner that is detrimental to the health of our republic." the writer said the president's leadership style...is adversarial, petty and ineffect

in that regard. >> emily because have you written this book on the family at large, have you donald trump jr., have you jared kushner. they have to be sweating. >> i don't think that this is an easy evening for anyone in the trump family. you also forget that ivanka and jared worked -- ivanka and eric worked very closely with peekal cohen. there is no -- owe with michael cohen. there is no person immune currently working with robert mueller will say, do and knows. i don't think any of them could be resting easy over the last couple of months, but particularly this evening. >> i know an ominous note when i hear one. i will bring the conversation to an end on an ominous photo. emily jane fox, barbara pittsburgh quaid, jeremy bash our thanks to you all. coming up an update on this storm we have been covering for days, which will be impacting lives for days to come. that photo about sums it up. >>> former hurricane florence is now a tractor-trailer, the problem with that otherwise good piece of news is it has no apparent plans to go anywhere quickly. >> that ubiquitous radar loop is relentless,

it's not to get the president, donald trump jr. or anybody. it's to find the truth.so what he's doing now is sitting down with paul manafort and exploring all these leads. then he'll be sitting down with paul manafort. this is the most important witness he's got to date inside the trump world. maybe it's leads he's not even aware of. you talk about john dodd. one of the thing that's been reported is john dodd last year in the fall mentioned the possibility to manafort's lawyers of a pardon. now is mueller going to explore the idea that the president's legal team inappropriately dangled pardons in a way that could produce obstruction of justice. this is key for mueller now inside the president's campaign and his legal team and how he's tried to thwart the investigation. >> imagine the president's statements in the last six months to the media or via twitter that's given robert mueller this trail. matt just said paul manafort is the most important witness or cooperating witness of note thus far. do you agree with that? according to "vanity fair" people say that michael

it appeared a day after donald trump, jr., the president's name sake, wrote his own highly political piece for the paper, l arguing in favor of his father's proposed border policies including the wall. mollie was murdered by an illegal alien, he wrote, and her murder would never have happened if we policed our southern border properly. >>> this weekend some of iowa's latino residents held a vigil at the state capital in des moines where there reportedly has been an increase in harassment and threats against members of their community in the wake of mollie's murder. >> we are very concerned with what's going to happen here on out, concerned about our families. >> reporter: that concern mollie's father addressed in his op-ed seeming to address president trump in in the process. to foment is a disgrace to our flag. it is the opposite of leadership, it is shameful. er >> reporter: immigrants commit fewer crimes not more than those born in the u.s. as for the man accused of killing mollie tibbetts he is held on a $5 million bond adds he waits trial. >> tony, thank you. the cbs overnight n

. >>> donald trump jr. and his girlfriend, kimberly guilfoyle flew united from new jersey to sfo. a lot of people are talking about the fact they flew coach. according to blogger trump junior ordered a soda and was recently heckled. guilfoyle is the ex-wife of gavin newsom and host at fox news. >>> with california's open enrollment set to begin this fall, a new report shows an historic amount of californians have health insurance. the uninsured rate dropped 10%, the largest decline in the country by far. more than 3.7 million people have duaned health insurance coverage in california over the past four years. >>> colin kaepernick is making headlines again, but there is nothing controversy about the latest news. >> being inducted into his high school hall of fame. pittman is about 90 minutes east of the bay area. kaepernick played basketball, football and baseball at pitman. last week's just do it nike >>> is this the year the tictac makes it into the hall of fame? girl doll, chutes and ladders, chalk and tickle me elmo. fans can vote online for their favorites this week. the winne

well, paul manafort's guilty plea today might be the single worst development if donald trump's life and in donald trump, jr.'s life. paul manafort what's in the room with him during the presidential campaign meeting that donald trump jr. arranged with a group of russians who promised dirt on hillary clinton. paul manafort promised to tell mueller every single thing in that room, every word that paul manafort can remember in that room and what he remembers might lead to the first federal criminal prosecution of the son of a president of the united states. paul manafort could be the key witness in

go rub a tub of axe extreme hold on your circus head you chin lesson of a circus peanut, donald trump jr. i can't think of a -- could there be a dumber thing to be than donald trump jr.? the president did not, as scheduled, meet with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein today to discuss his future after reports that rosenstein suggested secretly taping the president, possibly to force him out of office. the president opted to sit in front of his tv all afternoon watching the deal instead. the good news for the president is he has a new ride. trump was cruisinghe streets of new york in a new presidential limo this week. this is his limo. it's known as the beast, it has state of the art security features, including, this is real, door handles that can electrified to shock anyone trying to get inside. it can fire tear gas and lay down an oil slick and deploy a smoke screen, which all seems perfectly appropriate for the cartoon villain riding inside it, but it really is an awesome vehicle, though. i'll admit, i'm jealous. and today, secret service gave the public a tour of the inside. >> c

that meeting in trump tower in june of 2016 because he was there along with jared kushner and donald trump jr. people point out that jared kushner has done an interview with the special counsel's office and jared kushner and donald trump jr. testified before the house and senate intelligence committees and the office of special counsel has all of those documents. so it's not clear at this point, shep, what manafort might have to add on that particular issue or other issues. certainly paul manafort is going to milk them for all he's worth. >> shepard: thanks, john. straight back to hurricane coverage. jonathan hunt will be leave in myrtle beach, south carolina as the hurricane coverage rolls on and we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. thousands of veterans

that regard. >> emily, because you have just written this book on the family at large, have you donald trump jr., you have jared kushner. they have to be sweating. >> i don't think that this is an easy evening for anyone in the trump family. you forget that ivanka and eric also worked very closely with michael cohen. there is no person in the trump family who is immune from what any of these people who are currently working with robert mueller will say, will do and knows. i don't think that any of them could be resting easy over the last couple of months, but particularly this evening. >> i know an ominous note when i hear one. we'll bring the conversation to an end on an ominous note. emily jane fox, michael schmidt, barbara mcquade, jeremy bash, our thanks to you all. coming up as we approach our second break, an update on the storm we've been covering for days which will be impacting lives for days to come. that photo about sums it up. toe that photo about sums it up. unmotivated? feeling like you can't keep up? maybe you're tired of the same old workout. then you need aaptiv. aaptiv offers

everybody from eric prince to roger stone on jared kushner to donald trump jr. if there are going to be witnesses for lying to congress on this sub, where do we start? we'll have more on that coming up on that as well. if you know anybody who has testified to congress on this subject, if they seem more nervous than before today, this sam patent a statement where they nail him to lying sub, if they seem a little more nervous than they can before today, this sam patten guilty plea today and this statement where they nail him for like to congress, that's probably why your pal is nervous today. on this guy, sam patten pleading guilty and agreeing to cooperate, i mentioned, it is true in general. there are a few important objections. this spring, a couple of eagle eyed journalists did interesting interviews with, and particularly focused on his relationship with konstantin and the former soviet political universe that started to come into focus in this investigation when manafort first got in trouble. natasha was one of those journalist who's interviewed sam patten t

what, you know, that the most important conversations were not the ones he had by e-mail with donald trump jrthe two phone calls that donald trump had with ogolarof. we know he had one with him. he then made a call to the number that was blocked on the records he turned over. we know bob mueller will know who that was to. then he called back to accept the meeting. i think it's hard to believe that the president, the ultimate president didn't know about this meeting beforehand. i think it's most likely the phone call donald trump jr. made was, in fact, to his father. one last point with respect to the grand jury testimony, you know, most of the people from that meeting have now gone to the grand jury and testified. the one kind of, you know, key thing that change in the last couple weeks is we now have someone from the trump side in that meeting who's cooperating. that of course is manafort. >> we got to switch gears here. "new york times" reporting on friday that deputy ag rosenstein suggested that he secretly record the president and discuss cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment. if t

revealed nothing more than the fact that the supreme .ourt is a political tool they would confirm donald trump, jr. or anybody, if they could get away with it, so long as they would vote the wrong way on the court. kavanaugh will allow them to repeal roe versus wade, to get rid of it. and it would allow them to tread on environmental rejections. he is a bought and paid for republican. that is all they care about, and they could not care less about the integrity of brett kavanaugh. on the issue that came up today, the sexual sauce -- the sexual assault allegation by christine blasey ford today, and there were others out there, some disputed and others addressed in the hearing today. what is your sense of the truthfulness and the veracity of her statement in testimony before the committee today? caller: i believe are completely. story is really consistent with everything i have heard about the behavior of elite prept these schools that are all-boys misogyny, and i'm not surprised. there are many allegations about this. host: after the hearing ended, president trump weighed in after watching a good b

in that regard. >> because you have just written this book on the family writ large, you have donald trump jr you had jared kushner. they have to be sweating. >> i don't think that this is an easy evening for anyone in the trump family. you forget that ivanka and eric worked closely with michael cohen. there is no person in the trump family who is immune from what any of these people who are currently working with robert mueller will say, will do and knows. i don't think that any of them could be resting easy over the last couple of months, but particularly this evening. >> i know an ominous note when i hear one. our thanks to you all. coming up, as we approach our second break, an update on the storm we have been covering for days which will be impacting lives for days to come. that photo about sums it up. o that photo about sums it up. [vo] hey, now you can fly southwest for just 69 dollars one-way. sixty-nine. if you think this sale fare is low, you should see what we charge you for two checked bags... or overhead bags... or carryon bags. which means these 69-dollar one-way sale fares stay

one of the key areas for questioning will be, what happened at that trump tower meeting with donald trump jryer who had a very close links with the kremlin, promising dirt on hillary clinton? now, the white house have issued a brief statement saying, look, all of this, the criminal prosecution, relates to a period before manafort was working for donald trump. but be in no doubt, in the white house this evening, i think donald trump's mood will have darkened and some of his family members will come a good deal more anxious. the time has just gone 11:15. the headlines on bbc news: four people have died as storm florence hits the us east coast, knocking out power to 600,000 homes and causing buildings to crumble. in the philippines, typhoon mangkhut has made landfall with sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, has agreed to co—operate with prosecutors in the investigation into russian interference in the presidential election. the high court has ruled the election watchdog interpreted the spending restrictions on the eu referendum which

or example, what happened at the trump tower meeting where donald trump, jr. got emails and said he would love to get dirt on hillary provided by russians. manafort was part of that meeting. also, how come the republican platform was changed to change policies on helping ukraine to not help them as much any longer. these are very important questions in the collusion probe that will not go away. >> which steps can we now expect? we have manafort agreed to testify in any other trials that may come about. >> here is the thing. the mueller probe is not finished. it will continue. that is bad news for this president because we have midterm elections coming up in november. he wants the topic to go away and it is not going away. there are so many unanswered questions no matter how often the president tweets, this is all a witchhunt and there was no collusion. >> thank you. here are other stories making headlines. palestinian medical officials say israeli soldiers have killed two palestinians and wounded hundreds more taking part in weekly protests in gaza's border wi

. >>> donald trump, jr.is girlfriend, kimberly, on a united airlines flight from new jersey to sfo yesterday. and a lot of people were talking about the fact they flew coach. trump, jr. ordered a soda and seemed low maintenance. they were briefly heckled at the terminal. >>> let's talk about these cooling temps. are we going to see these for the rest of the week in. >> i think it'll stay even in theange we're seeing right now. let's take you through that microclimate forecast on this evening. and yes, it's beginning to feel like fall and look like fall. you can see that cloud cover that's currently moving over. i want to show you where this is coming from. it's an upper level system that's developing out here in the pacific. it's going to stay parked relatively in about the same position the next three days, so that will keep our temperatures very comfortable as we head right into your weekend forecast. also a bit of cloud cover at times and even this means through tomorrow out across the thof that sun tryin

the column was published one day after donald trump jr. wrote in the same paper that her murder never would have happened if we policed our southern border and that democrats' response to mollie's death was heartless and despicable. one day after police charged rivera with her murder, president trump raised the case at a west virginia rally. >> you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. it should have never happened. illegally in our country. >> reporter: the white house also tweeting an emotional video of relatives of people killed by illegal immigrants. >> this man wasn't supposed to be here. >> reporter: in his column, tibbetts saying his family stands by the immigrant community and offering them a heartfelt apology. in this town the death is a private loss. >> this isn't about him and the other issues that are getting attached to it. this is about mollie and the community and the people around here. >> reporter: not a way to score political points. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> an embattled archbishop who is facing