. >> george -- who goes by his middle name, ed -- has invited me to his home. hi, ed. >> hi. you must be jamie. >> i am jamie. how are you today? >> i'm good. >> when the 59-year-old isn't working as a surfing instructor, ed enjoys doing yoga and playing guitar. it's a far cry from his famous great-great-grandfather who fought at gettysburg. growing up, did your family ever discuss that you had a connection to that battle? >> well, i knew about it. it was discussed briefly. i was not really that interested as a little kid. >> it's easy to understand why. ed's ancestor is best known for being on the losing side of the most pivotal battle in the civil war. >> some people said, "oh, didn't he lose? wasn't he a loser?" because that was the way that a lot of the history books talked about pickett's charge. >> so you don't bury your head like, "oh, i can't believe i came to school today"? >> i remember doing that one time. i didn't know enough to defend him. >> someone who does know a lot about general pickett is i meet earl right here on the gettysburg battlefield. i am standing r

ed? >> i know you mentioned at the top that south korea went through with this military exercise today. axios reporting that the u.s. could be joining south korea and other allies in the days ahead. what do you think are some of the steps we may see? >> the u.s. and south korea have carried out ten days of intense military exercises the last two weeks. it did not deter kim. the south korean government says they see signs that kim jong-un isn't satisfied with his latest nuclear test, but is also planning another ballistic missile test. possibly an intercontinental ballistic missile to coincide this saturday with founder's day, north korean independent day. it's no co incident that kim jong-un chooses anniversaries and holidays to carry out the tests that i have great symbolic value to the north korean regime. >> thanks, jennifer. more now on today's emergency u.n. security council meeting. bryan llenas is live outside the u.n. first. bryan? >> look, ed, the u.s. ambassador nikki haley urge

ed. ed, wait, please, ed. (squawk) nope, nope, nope. ed, just listen to me for one second.hatever you're gonna say, i don't want to hear it. give me a minute. let's just talk, please. kel, there's nothing to talk about. yes, there is. this was a mistake. there's nothing at all to talk about. i'm done. just give me one minute, ed. i'm done. ed. (sighing) ♪ (door chimes) come in. you wanted to see me, admiral. ah, ed. have a seat. (door whooshes shut) i have good news. there's a ship available. it's a mid-level craft. the uss orville. it's not exactly a heavy cruiser, but it is an exploratory vessel. and we're offering you command. you're kidding. honestly, we would've offered you a command earlier, but you haven't really inspired anyone with all that much confidence this past year. i know, i ha... i've had some personal stuff that's been going on; it's not really worth going into. can i have one of these mints? those are marbles. ed, i remember when you were at union point. you were at the top of your class. your teachers all thought you'd be captaining a heavy cruiser befor

>> ed: good questions. say that's gotten us where we are today. good to see you, brian. >> molly: as we await the start of the u.n. security council meeting we can sue a view inside. we expect a strong statement by u.s. ambassador nikki haley. she walked in a short time ago as we look inside the meeting room there. you can see him. we have a former chief counsel and advisor. the international community condemned this latest test on the part of the north korea. the u.n. security council meted slated to get underway. the isolation of north korea has yet to work as their program has advanced rapidly. we haven't seen sanctions stop that advancement from happening. what could happen at the united nations to prove effective at reining in this regime? >> it is hard to know. a rambling up of sanctions is indicated. i think we'll see it in the near term. maybe secondary sanctions. the kind of worked against iran. north korea is isolated from the world economy already. what can make north korea tow the line? it will

back to you, shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much, ed. >> ed: thanks, shannon.f coast, they are only beginning to assess the damage and the destruction, this is the flooding is still threatening homes along the crusting rivers, our live coverage of the tragedy and the recovery in texas. >> shannon: plus, trump pressuring congress to give aid it to a harvey victims, is not going to be enough? so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm from all nations. it puts a hunger in your heart to want to know more. when you really want to save just go to priceline. they add thousands of new deals every day up to 60% off. that's how kaley and i got to share this trip together at this amazing hotel. go to priceline and get the hotel deals you won't find anywhere else. >> ed: search and rescue efforts expanding this morning as harvey's floodwaters begin to recede in at some places, leaving behind the hard task of cleanup and recovery already under way, welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i am ed henry and for bill hemmer. >> shannon: and i am

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and josette banzet who was giving a party for her, said i've been with ed asner and stella said, ed asnerwonder if he remembers me. stella adler. >> adler, yeah, exactly. i wonder if he'd remember me. let me ask you about lou grant, because you won an emmy as lou grant on "mary tyler moore." you won an emmy as lou grant on "lou grant," in fact, the only person to win an emmy for the same character in two different series. >> that is true. >> that's a big deal, man. that's a big deal. >> yeah. >> all right. what would lou grant be saying about the state of media today and about donald trump's ongoing attacks on the media? what would lou grant have to say about all of this? >> well, he'd look at all the scandal that erupted out of fox. it's amazing that it was all bared at so many levels, and he would be shocked and offended and ticked off that journalism had been so raked over the coals by these activities, and he would say that's not journalism, that's scapegrittedness, that's warmongering, that's lewdness, lewdness! then he'd look at the papers, papers, which when i started were in troub

ed rollins, good to see you. ed: happy birthday. lou: be sure to vote in our poll. please roll the video. what do you do after completing a grueling 6-week expedition to greenland? i personally don't have the answer to that. one national geographic member did, riding an inflatable pizza into the frigid water. doesn't that look like fun? no, it doesn't. chief executives getting political with jamie dimon. forbes media chairman steve forbes. we take that up and much more. we take that up and much more. stay with us, we are (group conversation) ♪wooooo oo waa ahhh ♪it's a beautiful mornin' thank you ♪ahhh, ah ahhh ♪each bird so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. lou: jpmorgan c

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if ed lavandera's shot is still up, ed, let me know if you can hear me. you, too, a solid base on you. these little bit taller buildings funnel the wind down into these area, chad. if you can hear me, ed, let me know, because i've been watching on either side where we're stationed. the wind comes through, and it's like tush rbo charged through te avenues where the trees are getting plucked off like twigs. that's part of dealing with the topography. this gust as it comes through now, it's -- it's magnified by this channel as it's coming down and we can see the trees here just 23409 faring as well. buildings not fares as well and we'll see what it does over time, chad. let me give you a little chance here. >> all right. >> so this is an avenue. fifth street. right? and park street here. fifth avenue south. park street. as this wind comes down, we've been watching. this tree, it's a shocker. they wisely cabled it, literally mean what's it sounds like. there are pieces of wire is inside that tree holding it together, as a reinforcement to its integrity. what

most of the actors weren't very so this random cameo by ed did not go over well, and apparently, ed the memo, because in an interview with mtv, he said, quote, no one wants to see me come back, and he added, i'm cool with it, i enjoyed it. he admits that his character was probably killed by dragons anyway. >> this could be moot if you're like howard to tweeted, the cameo didn't bother me mostly, because i don't know who ed sheeran is. that's my accent on that one. is she like mariah carey? i don't know him. i did like your accent by the way. >>> moving on to an uncertain future for one of the ufc's biggest stars. >> ronda rousey was on top of the world as an undefeated mixed martial arts champion but suffered back to back defeats. pushing her away from the octagon for some time. she just married fellow fighter, travis browne. and days after their honeymoon, rous with the ufc. she has been making a cameo of her own with the wwe. world wrestling. >> yeah. she's been seen spending some time with the wrestlers. and she was interrupted by potential challengers. things got noisy. backpack

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. >> diane was ed's third wife.of eight homes they shared until his death in 2013. oh, my. >> this is a history of 33 years of a blended family, ed's children, my children, ed, and me. >> diane, tell me about edmund. >> well, he was a very complex man. he was very pragmatic but a real romantic. ♪ >> born in washington, dc, in 1920, bennett serves in both world war ii and korea. by 1953, he's ready for peacetime and takes a job at the state department. he and his first wife, wilda, are making their own contribution to the baby boom. he buys two lots in washington, with plans to build a home on one and sell the other. >> as soon as he would start to build one, someone would offer him enough money that would inspire him to sell it. >> so he bought two more lots and built two more houses, and the same thing happened. actually, it was five houses before the family got to move into a larger house. >> suddenly, bureaucrat edmund bennett has a new career as a real estate developer. in 1962, he lands his first big project --

ed and i are built for this. it's not easy but i'll tell you what, it's a hell of a lot easier for us than it is for people that chad was just talking about. god forbid you're with your family and having to live through something like this, our hearts, our thoughts are with those people. it's a big reason why we do this coverage. we'll be here just as we saw with harvey. there's going to be need and we know that this community will come together. we saw it before the storm. it sounds trite but it's true. the worst of mother nature brings out the best in human nature and that's going to be needed here in florida in big, big portions and living through this part of it makes those of us who god willing won't be adversely effected by it feel interconnected to those who are going to be effected by it because, ed, from where you are down there right now, this is going to be something where everybody's going to have to count their blessings after this one goes through. where is it where you are right now? how is it down

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ed alvarez, bart police deputy chief. "he looks like he is pretty comfortable, and he might do it again." ed alvarez, bart police deputy chief says they want to get the images out to the public to spread the word and see about bringing this suspect in before he might strike again. the suspect after flashing the handgun grabbed the young victims purse stealing several items. michael chapman, bart rider. "i ride all the time, that is really something." ed alvarez. bart is safe, this is not normal. alvarez, says detectives are tracking down several leads and going over other surveillance cameras throughout the system for more leads. this rider - new to the system, said she was having second thoughts on taking bart after hearing abou the crime. christy mccarthy, bart rider.

but lynn's fiance, ed o'dell, stepped in. >> and ed o'dell wrote a check to the navy for another $13,000 to extend the search one more day. >> reporter: the extra day bought one promising sighting. >> we saw what we thought was a black bag on the ocean floor. >> reporter: grappling hooks were sent down. searchers on deck held their breath, but it wasn't what they were looking for. >> a plastic garbage bag. >> reporter: what was in the garbage bag? >> it turned out to be beer cans. garbage. >> reporter: the navy search had fizzled out. detectives were back at square one, and they would already ruled out one of the people closest to lynn. what about ed o'dell? do you have to suspect the fiance? >> not at all. he was in tennessee at the time all of this occurred. we have the phone records. >> reporter: so after months, detectives were no closer to solving the case. they had no dna, no forensics, no blood spatter, nothing to help them. and despite their suspicions about clifford friend, law enforcement couldn't say definitively what happened to his ex-wife, lynne. >> we didn't have the body,

ed doesn't stand for education. >>> it's beautiful as we continue through the morning. sunrise out there. the sun just came up ten minutes ago. temperatures right now at 60 degrees. we dropped off three degrees. i do believe we may fall another degree or two before we move the temperature back up. still in the lower 60s right before the noon hour. it's going to be chilly out there today. we'll let you know if rain is on the way coming up. >>> thanks, lauryn. you can kind of consider it nbc 4 history. a moment that went viral. happened in this studio. the time when jim vance and george michael cracked up laughing after a fashion model's misfortune. >> i love it becau. 22 million views and a lot of people in stitches. after ten years, doreen got the model's side of the year. >> the model fell down twice. >> reporter: maybe dwro this clip from news 4 in 2007. they crack up as they watch a model in high heels wobble and fall. off camera, the director is egging them off by replaying the video. >> oh, no! >> reporter: ten years later, vance and george are both gone, but this

but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. z2i1vz z16fz y2i1vy y16fy but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. s in very well. we love it! ♪ >>> you are watching news 4 at 6:00. >> a driver made a disturbing discovery after pulling off the side of road. he found a dead body along the ramp of 695 to route 10 south. this was late yesterday afternoon. an autopsy is being performed in baltimore to find out how that person died. >>> he was just 16 years old and had his entire life ahead of him. but a teenager from northeast dc had his life cut short after being shot to dea attempted robbery in southwest dc, we see how the teen was remembered today. >> reporter: a sunny saturday in the sout

ed lavandera, we'll get back to you. all viewers now know, mandatory evacuations in place for various places in florida. monroe, home to the florida keys, parts of miami-dade, broward, palm beach, brevard and sarasota counties. and representing the 22nd congressional district including areas of broward and palm beach counties, joining us from boca raton, florida. thanks for joining us. i know you're incredibly busy. what is your biggest fear now? we're only hours away from this hurricane hitting florida. >> well, my biggest fear is over the things we do have control of. which is people's decision to follow or not to follow the mandatory evacuation that's in place for large parts of south florida. people who live in areas that are subject to mandatory evacuation have to leave and can't leave until tomorrow, it might be too late and can't think they'll simply ride it out and if there's a problem emergency responders will come to them, because they won't. so that's my big concern, and

ed rollins said the clarity was remarkable.ith which he delivered it, and the assurance with which he delivered that speech. it's obvious the general assembly, no friend of the united states and most of of the seats of the general assembly, they had to take note. and i think this president is standing tall right now on the world stage. >> the thing those countries in that audience today, what they need to hear is where the united states stands. what is the united states' position on the major threats, the global peace and security today. coming out of that hall, they have absolutely no lack of clarity on exactly where this president stands on the primary challenges that threaten the united states and the rest of the world. lou: to follow on your point. i would like for you to think about how much the national vast left-wing national media chewed around in their op-ed pages and foreign policy reporting about what is the obama doctrine. and that discussion was going on ngton.the very last day this president 8 months into the job

ed doesn't stand for education. >>> tonight, we're on the scene. the race against time. stunning moments. the woman visibly shaken, pulled through the debris. the child pulled from a crumbled school. our team in mexico city. >>> also breaking, from puerto rico, for the first time, rob marciano takes us to the part of the island where the hurricane made landfall. the urgent plea tonight. the woman waving our team inside and what rob found. >>> we have news on north korea. president trump revealing punishing new sanctions and that china will now help. >>> facebook's founder mark zuckerberg tonight and the video message he just put out. the russians did buy thousands of ads on facebook during the election.

and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. >>> a day-long event connecting young people in the city to employers hiring people, more than 30 companies with opportunities were on land at the convention center. a recruiter with starbucks said he was very impressed with the job pool. >> to date, we will have the largest number of pre- registrantss we have had. >> it will be a lot of inspiration. no negativity and energy. i feel good. >> in addition to the 1800 guaranteed job interviews, the event features resources for young people seeking career and college preparation advice. >>> history is coming alive at the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. the american preside's public. the second floor is the only place outside of the white house where visitors can review a complete collection of presidential portraits. the exhibit has been a highlight at the gallery since it opened in 1968. >> we are re-opening america's presidents that were closed for'months for refurbishments, lighting, new carpeti

ed: i have seen the pictures.rs will remember to visualize some of the things we say here from time to time. the man sitting there with his palm slapped against his forehead. what was all of that? and why should any president put up with it? edare he shouldn't. what i have heard from sources inside who know kelly, he voted for hillary. so i don't think he basically is a trump supporter. lou: then what is the excuse for having the man there ringside at the general assembly for such an important speech? he's playing the fool. if he were in a drama class that could be extraordinarily rewarded. there he is. ed: he has to realize this is the third photo shot they have taken of him looking disgusted. the chief of staff doesn't have to be up front in pictures. he could be behind the scenes. lou: why should the president put up with this? ed: the president needs to have a meeting with his top advisers and say how many of you voted for me and how many of you are 100% behind me. if you are not, basically leave. lou: can the

ed doesn't stand for education. michelle: must-see video now. rampage without warning at fort lauderdale gas station. wi slammed in several cars and gets out and chases the car screaming obscenities at everybody in the area. within minutes police surround the man and arrest him. they are not sure why he suddenly went off the rail. jonathan: this is in the same videotape. this was shattered on a taillight in the aftermath of a battle after a former drugs council lor confronted a guy shooting up heroin in the parking lot. >> he went whoa, whoa, whoa and swung at me with a hand that had a needle in it. i swung at his truck and hit the driver's side mirror. i think it came off. jonathan: that is what an axe would do. he says he constantly finds needles all over the property. he admits he overreacted but said he has to protect the community. michelle: warning in fauquier county afterp card skimmers. they were found at why not stop stations in billton. one has a dairy queen attached to it and the other mcdonald's. this was found inside the pumps. they

ed doesn't stand for education. exactly brain surgery." but this time it was. and it happened just as that seven-point-one magnitude quake jolted mexico city on september 19th. six patients were undergoing various operations, including brain surgery. the doctors kept going with their procedures. and the nurses stayed there to support them. all the operations were successfully completed. some local people are banding together.. hoping to stop domestic violence. a vigil was held last night in old town alexandria, in memory of domestic violence victims. silhouettes were placed there, each representing someone in alexandria killed as a result of domestic violence. one person at the vigil: the father of shakita bell. she lost her life to an abusive boyfriend. this is an annual event. organizers hope the number of event. organizers hope the number of silhouettes does not increase in the next year. one person is dead and three others injured, after a car smashed into a taco bell in swainsboro, georgia. it happened yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the car first exite

ed doesn't stand for education. ahead of today's g-o-p senate primary in alabama.. take a look at what candidate roy moore did yesterday to counter negative to deal with! moore and incumbent luther strange are vying to fill the seat left vacant by attorney general jeff sessions. president trump is backing strange. former white house chief strategist steve bannon is backing moore. there is much more ahead on good morning washington. ryan hughes is live on breaking news.. ryan? and seven is on your side all throughout on the baltimore washington parkway. the shutdown slowing your commute. maria moving north. evacuations in effect right now as the east coast braces for impact. were live at the beach. and the dallas cowboys - americas team - taking a knee. owner and trump supporter jerry jones, front and center. the show of solidarity as n-f-l protests spread to monday night. good morning washington i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. let's start with

ed doesn't stand for education. >>> four things to know this tuesday evening. a student visiting the u.s. faces 20 years in prison. he's charged with vandalizing the lincoln memorial. park police say they caught him scratching letters into one of the pillars with a penny. >>> the woman who breached security at the white house at least tonight. a judge released alicia keppler saying she served enough time already. she had been locked up since the 4th of july when she tried to jump the fence. >> a warning for the next time you check your e-mail. don't click any e-mail that claims to be a traffic ticket. virginia state police say scammers are sending messages that look like this and they say you won't get a ticket or information about a court date in an e-mail. >>> and you may pay less et next time you fill up your gas tank. aaa says gas prices are starting to drop nationwide. you remember they shot up after hurricanes damaged oil refineries near the gulf. prices could rise again if jose and maria leave a similar path of destruction. >> speaking of those, we are w

ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. >> jack: how's breakfast? >> nikki: it's delicious, but not as good as the one that you made me up at the cabin. >> jack: you inspire my inner james beard. >> nikki: are you saying that i'm your culinary muse? >> jack: i'm saying you inspire a lot of things in me. we should get up there again soon. >> nikki: i'd like that. there's just something so wonderful about that place. it makes me feel alive. it's just...unique. i can't explain it. i feel truly like i can be myself, and i haven't felt that way in a long time. >> jack: have you told victor? >> nikki: no, and i'm not going to because then it would become about him instead of us, and that's the last thing i want.

ed doesn't stand for education. jonathan: new developments to tell you about in a deadly shooting of 15-year-old in haymarket. police and prosecutors say the friday shooting was justified saying that the teen was beating a woman with a crowbar before he started threatening them with it. his father, though disagrees. >> they could have subdue my son. this is a murder. this is police brutality. jonathan: the prince william county officers involved in the incident were not wearing body cameras in this. nancy: "7 on your side" consumer alert now after a bank card skimming device found inside a gas pump in arlington. it was found before 3:00 yesterday at the exxon where lee highway splits from old mi recently keep an eye on the bank statements for fraud. "7 on your side" helping you protect your wallet. go to wjla.com and search "skimmers" and spot ways to spot the devices from the eyes to the fingers to the blue tooth on the phone. jonathan: coming up for us at 6:00, penny causes thousands of dollars in damage to a nati

ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. >>> time for consumer news now. target is getting a lot of attention today after reports on fortune.com. the company is raising the starting wages for employees. beginning next month, workers will make at least $11 an hour and the number will jump to $15 an hour by the end of 2020. the third time in three years that the retailer has raised the starting pay. fortune said that the goal is to maintain the staffers. >>> over the weekend, president trump said that his administration's plan is quote, totally finalized for the tax rate. he said he hopes that the corporate tax rate will be cut from 35% to 15% which said is low. >>> and a product for a trouble spot you never knew you needed, spanx for your arms. arm, spanx. spanx, arms. the product said it will smooth them and flatten them. oh, man. i could have arms like you, adam. >> i doubt that. >> and the good news is you don't have to hide your spanx. it can be exposed. it goes on sale today. >> that's a

and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy ed doesn't stand for education. >>> ticket troubleavoiding a scam. news 4 is working for you saving you have time and money. >>> decision 2017. the virginia governor's mansion is up for grabs. we're live in the community counting down to the debate tonight. >>> hurricane maria, the caribbean's brutal blow as a powerful storm makes its mark. >>> bankruptcy or bust. the shakeup you're going to want to hear about if you grew up as a toys-r-us kids. >> oh, boy. i want to be a toys-r-us kid ♪ >>> breaking in with new video. this is out of martinique. an island where maria made her mark causing widespread damage across that island. 160 miles per hour tearing through the caribbean island striking many places still reeling from irma. on dim unique a, the prime minister saying they've lost all that money can buy. flash flooding and mudslides as well. now, all eyes on puerto rico. mar maria's next big target. gabe gutierrez is in san juan this morning and will have a live report coming up on the "today" show. back to you. >>> angie, thank you.

ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. >>> remember this? the famous ice bucket challenge that raised millions of dollars for als research? the disease is incurable and weakens muscles and makes we have an event coming up and a personal story that hits close to home. >> two years ago i got a phone call from my best friend. i was sitting on the couch in my apartment, two and a half hours away when her voice started trembling. she shared her mother was diagnosed with als and their lives haven't been the same since. when 27-year-old alexis accepted the ice bucket challenge in 2014, she didn't know much about it until a year later when her mother was diagnosed with the disease. >> i felt so helpless. not just for myself, but for my mom, especially because she looked fine. >> putting dreams of becoming a cinematographer on hold, she took on the role of a caretaker before hiring help just last year. >> it's not easy because at times understand what the disease was and it's very scary. you just k

and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. sevi and his alleged use of private jets. "politico" reports.. he's spent more than 400-thousand dollars on taxpayer-funded private jet travel since may. president trump is making it clear.. he's angry. when asked if he'd fire price, president trump said, quote.. "we'll see." but a white house official said yesterday, the president has no immediate plans to remove him from the cabinet. we're learning more about thousands of facebook ads allegedly placed by russians during and after the 20-16 presidential campaign.. facebook says russian companies paid more than 100-thousand dollars for the ads. investigators say many came from an operation in st. petersburg, where young russians are hired to send out fake news. the ads were politically charged. a "washington post" report says some ads supported black lives matter.. others railed a senate intelligence committee chair richard burr weighed in on the issue. report says some ads supported black lives matter.

ed: i said it before and i'll say it again. terrible candidate and ran a terrible campaign and she lost. me me me was her whole campaign and the total of this -- the tightal of this booed ought to be "me. i lost." lou: she is blames james comey who was a principle architect of the cover-up and refusing to investigate her, blaming him for her loss. the man from whom she stole the nomination. senator bernie sanders she now blames as well. those are just the ingratitude of both people is remarkable. charlie hurt, ed rollins. good to have you with me. do you have any confidence at all that republicans come in congress will toss out rino ryan? just toss hip out. cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. follow me on facebook and instagram @loudobbs tonight. this race car driver turning on a dime at the evening of a cliff. unfazed by large rocks and the presence of a camera recording all of these thrills for us to share thankfully vicariously. it's good for the environment, too. up next the storm of the century. hurricane irma barreling t

i just saw lieutenant governor ed northam and ed gillespie getting ready in a couple hours, they willirst statewide televised debate. chuck todd is going to join me in just minutes. first we are keeping our eye on those major hurricanes swirling around the atlantic and where they are headed next, wendy. >> that's right. we are going to have more on those hurricanes in just a moment. first we're going to follow the breaking news out of mexico city where a magnitude 7.1 earthquake has rattled buildings and nerves and caused some deaths. chris lawrence is at our live desk. >> yeah, wendy. we have just learned that at least 42 people have now been killed. people in mexico city say the shaking was strong and it seemed to go on