ellison: you may think, look at ellison bragging. i'm not bragging. i hate bragging. i'm just telling you that the democratic party is not one big old thing, that there is 50 state parties. how many county parties are there? you can change this to get into it and get people that you believe in. [applause] rep. ellison: it doesn't have to be how it is -- i know i'm going on too long. i'm going to wrap it up. can i say one quick thing? it does not have to be a party that gets busy every four years. it can get busy every day. it can get busy in every race. and i just want to tell you, this summer we embarked on a project known as resistance summer. resistance summer said we are going to take money and give it to every state if they promise to use it for canvassing. canvassing. not tv ads. canvassing. we did training where we had 140 people from 50 states. 51% of them were women. chuck said it was the most diverse training i've seen the democratic party do. and at this point we have increased direct voter conduct dramatically. this is not one and done. this is the first o

ellison: hate. rep. ellison: my name -- >> rep. ellison: hey. using citizens united against the right. we are structured as an llc. it's a lot of fun. i just want to encourage everyone -- i know there is a lot of debate right now, especially at the local or the federal level about litmus tests and all this other stuff, but i think there's a couple issues, whether it is equality, economic equality, whatever it is, that unites progressives. not good on choice, you probably are not good on other things. find organizations that work with down the ballot candidates. down ballot candidates is how we get federal candidates, and that is how we take over d.c. thank you. rep. ellison: thank you. >> hello. my name is nadia. i have the confidence to take on this very new role in our state and i remember seeing my community change when congressman ellison was elected. i saw change and other people around me. i think that confidence is really important in that context because i know the generation above me, whether it be the muslim community or other minority

ellison: probably. there have been a ton of thing he said. people are saying more journalists need to use the word "lie." and getting down to specific word we use. when it comes to the lie and whether things are lies. for me as a reporter now particularly with the political climate we are in i find myself going back to dictionaries more than i would have expected triple checking myself to make sure this is the word i want to use. it's important to see you a lie is a lie and ask a question about it. howie: with flynn, he was fired because he lied to the vice president. then the president says, fires comey and asks comey allegedly to go soft on the one let go. howie: the president's lawyer who initially said the president had nothing to do with that statement. now the white house says he weighed in to some degree. >> did the lawyer know the different story the president had weighed in or dictated or did donald trump not tell him? we don't know that. mollie: what is frustrating about media coverage about this, we are told the president lied abou

ellison? reporter: five people are at this hospital in critical condition. four are listed as serious condition. a spokesperson for the university of virginia medical center tells fox news 20 people were brought to this hospital today in addition to the nine in critical or serious condition. six are listed as fair, four listed in good condition. one person passed away. many of those injuries came after a car plowed into two other cars and a crowd of what witnesses describe as counter-protesters or anti-white

ellison: probably. there have been a ton of thing he said. people are saying more journalists need to use the word "lie." and getting down to specific word we use. when it comes to the lie and whether things are lies. for me as a reporter now particularly with the political climate we are in i find myself going back to dictionaries more than i would have expected triple checking myself to make sure this is the word i want to use. it's important to see you a lie is a lie and ask a question about it. howie: with flynn, he was fired because he lied to the vice president. then the president says, fires comey and asks comey allegedly to go soft on the one let go. howie: the president's lawyer who initially said the president had nothing to do with that statement. now the white house says he weighed in to some degree. >> did the lawyer know the different story the president had weighed in or dictated or did donald trump not tell him? we don't know that. mollie: what is frustrating about media coverage about this, we are told the president lied abou

ellison barber following all of this right now from the white house. ellison? >> reporter: hi, neil, as hurricane harvey moved closer to land president trump made moves in the white house first signing a controversial memorandum banning transgender people from joining the military and then pardoning former arizona sheriff joe arpaio and either accepting a resignation or firing national security advisor sebastian gorka last week in his campaign-style rally in phoenix president trump hinted at plans to pardon share of arpaio. >> president trump: by the way i'm curious, do the people in this room like sheriff joe? >> [applause] >> president trump: so was sheriff joe convicted for doing his job? >> yes. [applause] >> president trump: he should have had a jury but do you know what? i'll make a prediction. i think he's going to be just fine okay? >> reporter: arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt and facing jail time because he defied a judge's order from 2011 and that order told his officers they could not detain people suspected of being in the country illegall

with more on how the white house is responding to all of this good morning ellison >> reporter: this is considered a major storm and a major test for a young administration. the first potential test of how they will respond to a natural disaster. one republican already warned president trump not to make the same mistake president bush made with hurricane katrina. president trump replying this morning saying he got the message loud and clear and the administration has "fantastic people on the ground who got there before the hurricane." he ended the tweet by saying so far, so good. the president is at camp david this weekend. his team says he's closely watching the hurricane andne president trump reiterated thato in another tweet this morning writing in part "we are leaving nothing to chance, city, state, and federal governments workingk great together." trump signed a disaster.. declaration yesterday to provide federal aid to texas before the brunt of the storm was expected to hit the state. he also posted a photo from the oval office the white house says it shows trump receiving a

hi, ellison. >> hi, eric. we have actually moved over to the area where this car crash took place, 4th street and waters. 20 people were injured here and sent to the hospital. 19 of those were treated yesterday and today at the university of virginia medical center. one person passed away. ten people are still in the hospital tonight officials say their conditions are improving. all are said to be in good condition right now. 32-year-old heather heyer did not survive. police say she was walking across the street when a car drove towards the crowd. there's a memorial here. there's also one at a local restaurant where heather heyer worked. there's a photo of her propped up in a store window. underneath it someone wrote about heather saying in part, quote, she was so incredibly caring and compassionate towards those around her and we will miss her. every day she lived and died standing up for what she believed in. police say 20-year-old james fields jr. drove a car into two other cars and a crowd of people rallyi

listen to who keith ellison think so is acting more responsibly. listen. >> north korea is a serious thing. you have this guy making threats against somebody else who has very little to lose over there. kim jong-un, the world always thought he was not a responsible leader. well, he's acting more responsible than this guy. liz: i mean, so did you hear that? i mean, north korea is -- this guy, he uses antiaircraft guns to take out his enemies. he kills his own family members as well; right? so what did you make of congressman ellison's comments there? >> two things. congressman ellison is completely out of his element here. i'm sorry. it doesn't have anything to lose. he has everything to lose. he's over magnitude, liz. there's no idea -- he will die -- he will die in the first exchange of weaponry. is he an american? this is where i lose track of what's going on here. again, kim jong-un has used very severe violence against his own people. the number of actual armed exchanges in the dmz and around north korea and south korea has increased by 3,000%

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i'm el son barber fox -- ellison barber fox news. >>> new at 11:00, five mountain climbers died after attempting to scale the alps. six climbers were roped together when something went terribly wrong. they fell at about 6,000 feet. the lone survivor was air lifted to the hospital. details on what may have caused that group to fall has not been released. a total of eight mountain climbers have died in three different accidents this weekend and the austrian and italian alps. >>> it was a hot one aroundaround the bay area for today. for your monday, they will do the same giving you a view here at some of the records from today. we tied a couple. the last record was set back in 2008 at 99 degrees. here's a look at your current temperatures right now. 67 half moon bay. 6 0s around the -- 60s around the bay. 79 in livermore, which is a bit of an improvement. livermore at 82 degrees within the last half hour. here is a look at the advisory in place tomorrow. the shade of pink for the inner east bay as well as all of our higher elevations from the north bay down to the south bay. and the sant

ellison ran for democrat national committee chair, losing to tom perez. we will finish up our net roots nation coverage of the day as how movements are changing democratic principles. president trump commenting again on tensions with north korea. the president retweeted this message from the u.s. pacific command. standds, "bombers on guam ready to fulfill the fight tonight mission if called upon to do so." we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you the updates and latest tweets on the matter unwarranted. -- when warranted. >> every week in the clinton white house, there was something in gauge. it was a very tense environment. had a special prosecutor -- i don't know if you remember a guy named ken starr. he was like a bogeyman back then. i spent more time in that white house responding to foia requests the doing anything else. and going those through a three document trying to find that thing that ken starr wanted that week. now, i actually get to do my job. >> watch our interview with omarosa manigault on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span o.o

keith ellison and i are vastly different in terms of our political perspectives. keith would say that he's more on the socialist tradition. i'm a conservative. we have looked for common ground. we are doing a bill together to help those individuals who don't have good credit and don't have good credit scores because of maybe some failures in the past, and they can use their rental payments, their utility payments, car payments and other things to increase their credit capabilities. so yes, we do look for common ground. we are different. i would say to you that there's many good relationships on capitol hill across the aisle. the ranking member of the foreign affairs committee was on the trip also with the chairman of the foreign relations, and he is a wonderful person, that we had very very good discussions with him the entire time. the chairman and the ranking member worked together very closely on foreign affairs. arthel: that's good to hear. i think that americans need to hear that there are still some, you know, good relationships there in d.c. because that's

ellison barber is there live. ellison? >> reporter: hi, steve, hundreds of people gathered for a vigil earlier tonight. some were sad, some were angry, saying that more people need to call this what it is. they say it is a terror attack and more people need to use that term and stop mincing words as people sang, a group of people in purple t-shirts came and stood to the corner. the shirts had aicture of heather heyer killed. heyer was walking with friends when it happened. one of them was marissa blair. listen. >> heather and my fiancee were closer to the street, and all of a sudden we hear a commotion at the front of the crowd, and i see bodies flying, the first reaction is to move. the car came so fast and all i could feel is someone push me out of the way and my fiance push me out of the way. he has a broken leg, he was hit by the car. he's the guy in the photos flipping over the car, and i was just looking for him, i knew courtney was okay because i could hear. >> reporter: blair couldn't find heyer. they found out she

ellison barber reports rescuers are focusing on recovering the aircraft. >> reporter: the focus is on recovery. the marine corps notified the families of those three marines and the recovery effort could take several months to complete. when officials called off the search it was around 3:00 a.m. in australia. the day before, august 5 at 4:00 p.m. local time the osprey crashed off the coast of australia during, "regularly scheduled operations." the aircraft took off from a u.s. navy warship and a defense official tells fox news it crashed as it attempted to land on that warship. officials say 26 service members were on board the osprey. the other 23 are safe. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the white house says president trump is getting updates on the situation from his chief of staff. this comes just weeks after a marine corps cargo plane crashes in mississippi killing all 16 on board. u.s. military non-combat aviation crashes are up this year. so far there have been 12 in the same time last year. here is the chairman on the house armed services committee just a few w

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melissa: ellisons thank you. david: joining me now by phone, congressman tom garrett.epublican congressman from virginia. his district represents charlottesville. our condolences, congressman, it must be an awful day. i'm wondering if the situation is still tense. >> i'm happy that it is not. i spent the day in charlottesville. i left a meeting with mayor signer. it is calm. a lot of people are having a difficult time believing this sort of hatred was visited upon this community but, i guess the good news it took recruiting across the entire nation to find enough people who were bigoted hate mongers to descend upon this bucolic community here. they have gone home. the bad news they're everywhere. what i want to do, we need to focus on commonality. david: i'm wondering if all the protesters were outsiders? i know our own doug mckelway who was there at the time, saw people from both sides who had been bused in. was anybody at either side of this rally local? >> no, there were unfortunately local elements. it is, i mean unfortunately this is a pox that knows no geographic

ellison barber is live at uva medical center. ellison, how is it there now?right now officials say that they are treating five people in critical condition and four in serious condition. a spokesperson for the hospital tells fox news 0 people were brought to uva medical center in addition to the nine in critical or serious condition. six are listed as fair, four are listed as good. one person passed away. the person killed during the clashes died after a car plowed into what police describe as counter-protesters or anti-white nationalists. they say it was a happy scene, then the crash happened. here is what the police chief had to say about some of the injuries. >> their injuries range from life-threatening to minor. the crash took the life a 35-year-old female pedestrian as she was crossing the street. we are in the process of notifying her next of kin. reporter: police say 35 people were injured. they say none of those injuries happened because of law enforcement engagement. julie: president trump calling the violence sad and urging american unity. kristen

ellison?reporter: hi, neil, as hurricane harvey moved closer to land president trump made moves in the white house first signing a controversial memorandum banning transgender people from joining the military and then pardoning former arizona sheriff joe arpaio and either accepting a resignation or firing nationaf security advisor sebastian gorka last week in his campaign-style rally in phoenix president trump hinted at plans to pardon share of arpaio. >> president trump: by the way i'm curious, do the people in this room like sheriff joe? th >> [applause] >> president trump: so was sheriff joe convicted for doing his job?d that >> yes. [applause] >> president trump: he should have had a jury but do you know what? i'll make a prediction. i think he's going to be just fine okay? >> reporter: arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt and facing jail time because he defied a judge's order from 2011 and that order told his officers they could not detain people suspected of being in the country ill

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ellison barber reporting on the white house is reaction. >> harvey is considered to be a stress test for the trump administration. the first chance for them to show how they will handle a major natural disaster. flood levels are rising and president trump is set to go to texas tomorrow. >> after a weekend at camp david the president back at the white house turning to twitter to post updates on response and first tweeting historic rainfall all over texas floods are unprecedented and more rain is coming. spirit of the people is incredible. >> president trump is extremely concerned, he has given me all the authority to amass the resources from the government through the state partners. >> the nation's fourth-largest city bracing for more rain and rescues. the weather service estimates floodwaters could reach six feet deep, three feet above the 2016 records and what is being called an 800 year flood level. >> it is important people recognize this is an ongoing event. >> friday president trump signed a disaster declaration providing federal aid to texas before the brunt of the storm arriv

ellison? reporter: five people are at this hospital in critical condition. four are listed as serious condition. a spokesperson for the university of virginia medical center tells fox news 20 people were brought to this hospital today in addition to the nine in critical or serious condition. six are listed as fair, four listed in good condition. one person passed away. many of those injuries came after a car plowed into two other cars and a crowd of what witnesses describe as counter-protesters or anti-white nationalists. >> i was 10 feet away from them. and all of a sudden you heard the impact of a person being thrown over a car. in my footage you can see the car coming in at 30-40 miles per hour. reporter: the driver sped away, leaving behind 9 people who needed treatment for injuries and a 32-year-old woman who did not survive. >> the crash claimed the life of a 32-year-old pedestrian at the intersection as she was crossing the street. we are in the process of notifying her next of kin. the suspect vehicle was located moments later and the male driver is

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ellison? reporter: five people are at this hospital in critical condition. four are listed as serious condition. a spokesperson for the university of virginia medical center tells fox news 20 people were brought to this hospital today in addition to the nine in critical or serious condition. six are listed as fair, four listed in good condition. one person passed away. many of those injuries came after a car plowed into two other cars and a crowd of what witnesses describe as counter-protesters or anti-white nationalists. >> i was 10 feet away from them. and all of a sudden you heard the impact of a person being thrown over a car. in my footage you can see the car coming in at 30-40 miles per hour. reporter: the driver sped away, leaving behind 9 people who needed treatment for injuries and a 32-year-old woman who did not survive. >> the crash claimed the life of a 32-year-old pedestrian at the intersection as she was crossing the street. we are in the process of notifying her next of kin. the suspect vehicle was located moments later and the male driver is

ellison? reporter: five people are at this hospital in critical condition. four are listed as serious condition. a spokesperson for the university of virginia medical center tells fox news 20 people were brought to this hospital today in addition to the nine in critical or serious condition. six are listed as fair, four listed in good condition. one person passed away. many of those injuries came after a car plowed into two other cars and a crowd of what witnesses describe as counter-protesters or anti-white nationalists. >> i was 10 feet away from them. and all of a sudden you heard the impact of a person being thrown over a car. in my footage you can see the car coming in at 30-40 miles per hour. reporter: the driver sped away, leaving behind 9 people who needed treatment for injuries and a 32-year-old woman who did not survive. >> the crash claimed the life of a 32-year-old pedestrian at the intersection as she was crossing the street. we are in the process of notifying her next of kin. the suspect vehicle was located moments later and the male driver is

we get the latest now from fox's ellison barber.eporter: less than 24 hours after saying north korea launched three missiles but two failed in flight, us military officials say that report is wrong. the us pacific command says the first and third missiles actually flew 155 miles in a northeastern direction. initially us officials said north korea launched three short range ballistic missiles in hawaii time it was the afternoon of august 25. pacific command said one missile blew up almost immediately and the other two failed in flight. the latter description resulting in today's update. the latest us assessment appears to now match the south korea's assessment. the launches are the first since the you y security council unanimously voted on august 5 to impose new sanctions on the regime. secretary of state rex tillerson pointed that out when he spoke about north korea on tuesday. we hope that this is the beginning of this signal that we've been looking for, that they are ready to restrain their level of tension, they're ready to rest

arthel: ellison barber. you're still searching for a strategy in afghanistan with tehran sees an opportunity to gain ground as american troops draw down the numbers. michael wallace joins us now, former commander and counterterror advisor, also the author of warrior diplomat and fox news contributor. good afternoon to you, sir. >> thanks, rick. good to be on with you. rick there's a story that iran is behind officers, commanders over the border. >> iran is playing a complicated game in afghanistan and they are moving chess pieces around and partnering with who they need to in the wake of american leadership. early on, they were fine for the united states to defeat their natural iranians are shiite and to defeat their natural sunni enemies than al qaeda and taliban. send them and particularly since president obama in 2009 announced americas with draw, since then they've been fine to partner with whoever they need to to essentially move the chess pieces around so that they can realize their own gain. the irani

four are listed as serious. >> the very latest, ellison barber, thank you. leland: attorney general jeff sessions announced an investigation into charlottesville. the civil rights attorney on the ground in the new investigation says the racial bigotry witness in virginia said betrayed the core values. here to provide insight into the doj's next steps, civil rights attorney ashley merchant. thanks so much. >> thank you. great to see you as well. leland: know it sounds impressive when you have the doj coming when the fbi goes in with their fbi windbreakers it is a great visual. real world, what does this mean? >> we have decisive action. we need action from the f. guy, jeff sessions, from the federal government. we need more of an investigation at this point. this is a civil rights crime. this is a civil rights federal crime because it goes to the heart of the first amendment. what happens if these people were there exercising their first amendment right. exercising their right to protest from exercising their right to free speech. the first amendment, first c

president trump is expected to visit texas tomorrow and we have more on the white house reaction with ellison barber. >> reporter: tropical storm harvey considered to be the stress test for the trump administration and the first chance for this young administration to show how they will handle this major national disaster as flood levels continue to rise. president trump is said to be heading to texas tomorrow. >> reporter: after weekend at camp david the president is back at the white house turning to twitter to post updates, "historic rainfall in houston and all over texas. the floods are unprecedented with more rain coming. the spirit of the people is incredible. thanks." >> president trump is extremely concerned and is given me the authority to amass the resources from the federal government to the state and local partners. >> reporter: the nation's fourth largest city is bracing for more rain and rescues today with estimated floodwaters reaching nearly 60 feet, three feet above the 2015 records and what they call the 800 year flood level. >> it is important that people understand and rec

. >> joining us now is that congressman, democrat keith ellison.rning, congressman. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. tell us what you mean that the president has some sympathy for neo nazis and white supremacists. >> if you look at the facts, the evidence that's been entered into the public record already, there are a few things that are insxa inescapable. one thing is that he did not immediately denounce the neo nazis and the klan. the flags they were marching under are the flags that enemies were killing americans in civil war and world war ii. but look at the record during the campaign, when david duke, when he won louisiana, david duke endorse him. he takes a long time to say anything about that. you know, we know that richard spencer, a noted and open and avowed white supremacist coins the term alt-right. then he hires the guy who says that he's offering the platform for the alt-right, steve bannon, who has been advising him right up until a few hours ago. >> what does sympathy mean? >> wait a minute. >> so i'm clear on y

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leland: ellison barber on this. more to come. thank you. >> hundreds unable to repeal and replace obamacare. the focus is turning to tax reform. we will talk about it. republican congressman mark sanford of south carolina will join us next. we will chat with him. efforts underway to hold drug companies accountable for the opioid crisis gripping the country. a tornado slicing through the center of tulsa, oklahoma, home to more than 400,000 people. andrew klotz is tracking all this and the fox extreme weather center. reporter: hey there. everyone of these in last 24 hours, yes including tornadoes, heading off to the south into the east. i will tell you where it's going to be coming up after the break. where would you go? ♪ expedia. a girl with golden locks broke into a house owned by three bears. she ate some porridge, broke the baby bear's chair, and stole some jewelry, a flat-screen tv, and a laptop. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped the bears with homeowners insurance. they were able to replace all their items... ...

highways above the floodwaters are being used as landing zones for the rescue missions, and ellison barber is reporting on the white house reaction to the latest development in texas. >> reporter: tropical storm harvey considered to be a stress test for the trump administration and a chance for lesean administration to show how they can handle a major disaster with blood levels continuing to rise. president trump is said to be heading to texas tomorrow. >> reporter: after a weekend at camp david the president is back at the white house turning to twitter, "historic rainfall in used to back in all over texas. floods are unprecedented with more rain coming. the spirit of the people is incredible. thanks. ">> president trump is extremely concerned and has given me authorities to match the resources from the federal government down to the state and local partners. >> reporter: the city is bracing for more rain and rescues today with the national weather service estimating nearly 60 feet, three feet above the record in 2015 and what they call the 800 year flood level. >> it is important they un

ellison's comments came after deputy assistant to president sebastian gorka suggested the minnesota mosque bombing was a "false flag" attack. this was him speaking on msnbc. >> initial reports are false. you have to check them, have to find out who the perpetrators are. we have a series of a legend hate crimes -- alleged hate crimes that actually were propagated by the left so let's wait and see and allow authorities to provide their assessment, and then the white house will make its comments. amy: the jewish newspaper the forward reports gorka has links to a hungarian far-right, nazi-allied group, and supported an anti-semitic and racist paramilitary militia in hungary while he served as a hungarian politician. our top story, president trump thursday ramped up his threats of hitting north korea with fire and fury, saying if they were to carry out an attack on guam the military would retaliate. this is president trumump speakg toto reporters from insiside his private golflf resort in new jersey. >> as i think the first time they heard it like they heard it, and frankly thehe people who wer

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ellison barber has more from washington.edoes from a japanese submarine hit the u.s.s. indianapolis on july 30, 1945 as it headed from guam to the philippines. naval historians say it only took 12 minutes for the warship to sink. 12 minutes for a ship that was 610 feet long. 1,196 sailors and marines were aboard the u.s.s. indianapolis. officials say around 800 survived initially. because the warship went down so quickly, the crew couldn't send out calls for help. it took days for anyone to find them. historians say hundreds of the initial survivors died from dehydration, drowning, or shark attacks. only 316 survived. and for 72 years, the ocean kept the ship. no one laid eyed on it until paul allen, the co-founder of microsoft brought together a search team. >> we try to do these both as really exciting examples of underwater archaeology and the tributes to the brave men that went down to the ships. reporter: the team searched for the u.s.s. indianapolis for two years and finally found the wreckage of a warship that earned

. >> ellison barber with the latest from washington.>> harvey is a stress test for the trump administrationstration to show how they will handle a major natural disaster. flood levels are rising and president trump will be headed to texas tomorrow. after a weekend at camp david the president back at the white house turning to twitter to post updates on response efforts tweeting historic rainfall in houston and texas, floods are unprecedented and more rain is coming. the spirit of the people is incredible. >> president trump is extremely concerned. he has given me authorities to amass the resources from the government throughout the state. >> the nation's fourth-largest city bracing for rain and rescues. the national weather service estimates floodwaters could reach six feet deep, three feet above the 2016 records. >> it is important people understand and recognize this is an ongoing event. >> on friday president trump side a disaster declaration providing federal aid to texas before the brunt of the storm hit the state. the president will visit texas on tuesday as officials warn the water c

. >> next, congressman keith ellison leads a discussion on social movement and political platform. you'll hear about race issues, campaign-finance reform, criminal justice and climate change. this is one hour 30 minutes. >> that afternoon. my name is hudson. i'll be moderating the largest channel yet. if you have a question thank you everyone for being here. we have a great panel. we are a big group to talk about running from donald trump and running for people. will bring up a couple different issues. i will keep question short and i will serve as timekeeper. we will try to keep answers quick. i last brought questions. how do outside democratic party platforms and manifestoes and lots of policy platforms, climate change and lots of different issues, how those impact how people are running as candidates. we hope to get a lot of different perspective. everyone here will get a chance to comment on the role of these outside platforms. [inaudible] they are based out of canada but moving into the u.s. they want to use the intersection of race and politics to redefine it. without further

ellison barber is live with washington for more. any word on what caused the crash? >> not enough. military officials are saying the cause of the crash is under investigation but it happened during in their words, regularly scheduled operations. the osprey took off from a u.s. navy warship and a defense official tells us that the aircraft crash has attempted to land on that warship. the osprey is used to transport marines into battle. it is part helicopter, parklane atlanta takes off like a helicopter but in the air is like an airplane. officials of the 26 servicemembers will onboard the aircraft at the time of the crash. as you said julie, 23 are safe and sydney and queensland it is actually 9:00 a.m. lineup. this happened around 4:00 p.m. local time. australia over to assist in the search and rescue in any way and the president has been briefed on the incident. >> we also saw military plane crash a few weeks ago in mississippi.how common are these crashes outside of combat? >> they are up significantly when you compare it to this time last year. by this time last year there were

ellison barber is live in washington d.c. and a major test for a young administration. the first potential test of how they will respond to a natural disaster. one republican already warned president trump not to make the same mistake president bush made with hurricane katrina. president trump replying this morning saying he got the message loud and clear and the administration has "fantastic people on the ground who got there before the hurricane." he ended the tweet by saying so far, so good. the president is at camp david this weekend. his team says he's closely watching the hurricane and president trump reiterated that in another tweet this morning writing in part "we are leaving nothing to chance, city, state, and federal governments working great together." trump signed a disaster declaration yesterday to provide federal aid to texas before the brunt of the storm was expected to hit the state. he also posted a photo from the oval office the white house says it shows trump receiving a briefing from fema administrator bro