get zerowater. >> eric: i.c.e.ith 18 texas counties to help boost immigration enforcement policies. in some cases, giving state law enforcement the same authority as federal immigration officers. i.c.e. moving a program -- hoping a program will enhance the county's safety. critics claim they go too far and could add to mistrust among illegal immigrants and police officers. the agreement says that law enforcement identifying people they have already arrested as being in the u.s. illegally, detain them for possible deportation. that's exactly what the administration people on the right to have said we needed to do. local law enforcement can go into the jail and check status. do you disagree? >> eboni: i don't disagree. you know how i feel about sanctuary cities. i think they make communities less safe. my issue is immigration is a federal jurisdiction issue. i think, how about the president, he can do a two-for-one. make good on his jobs creation promised, give it to the federal government. this is what this doesn't

eric bolling is right. for a long time, democrats and republicans have failed to address the immigration issue. we have donald trump putting forward, whatever you think the bill, the first powerful change in immigration legislation in 50 years. yet it becomes a wedge issue now that you insert the way stephen is setting this up in front of the cameras, the issue around race and culture. becomes a wedge issue when it should've been an easy, at least introduction. >> it won't be easy. democrats will be against it at the statue of liberty was argued about 20 times a day. if you told me i would be sitting here with eboni k. williams talking about legal immigration saying i am on the side to say yes, cut the numbers. bringing high skilled people. i have had it with what's going on with illegal immigration. diversity lotteries, the blue-collar workers under fire. this is something relatively easy trump can take apart versus the battle over illegal immigration. >> eboni: math, many of us thought the next policy thi

good morning, eric.e in mexico is on the rise and americans could easily get caught up in it. the latest upgraded warning covers many of the most popular destinations as you said including in baja, california, los cabos, ensenada. in the yucatan peninsula, cancun, playa del carmen, and carmel. it is the hot spot where all the americans usually go. the advisor cites increased criminal activity like kidnapping, carjacking, robbery, and even homicide. various gun battles between rival gangs are spilling over into the streets and public during broad daylight. >> a pretty important line is being crossed. you think about cancun, creeping into places that is surprising to most of us. >> and the advisory ads in some places criminal organizations have created their own fraudulent unauthorized checkpoints and have either abducted or killed those who don't stop and cooperate. >> eric: we will have to stay with florida or down in alabama by the shores. shannon. >> shannon: meanwhile 17 sailors have died in just thre

eric? >> eric: no. i stick with the vodka. you know what else today is?g vacation. working vacation. >> eboni: working vacation? >> kat: he's telecommute a caning from the golf course. i'm sure there's >> eboni: do we know where he's going when he spends all the time in florida? >> eric: jersey. >> eboni: for the vacation? 17 days. >> kat: golfing? >> eboni: that's all we have time for today. thank you all for watching. make sure you follow us at social media on both twitter and facebook. remember, everybody, 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" is up next. stay tuned. >> the president's attorney general goes after leakers, who says, undermine the trump in administration while another big jobs report, here are what experts consider full employment. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. the trump administration is back on offense tonight. i journey general jeff sessions announced a crackdown on what he called an explosion of leaks of classified information. the latest jobs report full

>> eric: what if we don't leave?ryone moves over, bin laden's son wants to be the new bin laden, king of terror, crown prince of terror. aren't they just going to spark up somewhere else? >> guy: therein lies the dilemma where i think aggressive counterterrorism, we should all agree that nationbuilding is a separate question that's gone not so well. >> kat: not so well. >> eboni: what you're looking at right now are huge crowds gathering in huntington, west virginia. president trump rally scheduled for 7:00 p.m. we know he loves those huge crowds and they love him back. it's time to wake up, america. despite what the mainstream media is saying, president trump has a long list of accomplishments. eric bolling will break it down. stay with us. once upon a time 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 w

eric: where were you exactly?'re broadcasting the country and to washington that maybe perhaps the authorities could get some resources here to where you are exactly. what neighborhood is that? that have these people who are now stranded and, obviously, need more help? because they're racing the clock for three more hours until it's dark. >> reporter: that's a great point. it's a race against the clock. if you'll just turn, dave, and show this street sign, this is the meyer land neighborhood, the meyer land neighborhood of west houston. it's a suburb in this north brazewood boulevard. we were in the brazewood side of it which is to the right. and i can tell you there's 100 or more people on rooftops and coming out of second-story windows that still need help as we head into dark. and it's also been a few hours since we've had really heavy bands of rain. and in the case of the volunteers, you know, joe that we rode with, he has a little john boat. i said what to you do in a torrential downpour? he said i've got to

eric? eric: will, thank you so much.peculation swirling around washington after president trump issued that controversial pardon for former maricopa sheriff joe arpaio, friday night. it is related to the federal conviction for criminal contempt in defying a federal judge's ruling profiling latinos and the sheriff immigration sweeps. while i talks, these are live pictures in houston. caroline shively is going along with rescue humvee vehicles, we've been seeing the wonderful rescues throughout the whole afternoon. volunteers and first responders going to the neighborhoods that have been del ujd by waters from harvey, as you can see, they'll be heading into the local neighborhood as soon as we get further along there. we'll show you that. >>> today some analysts are wondering if the pardon of sheriff joe is a sign for special counsel robert mueller and his investigation on whether the trump campaign colluded with russia. could the president down the line pardon anyone who could be indicted? our legal panel is here. david b

julie: eric.lie, we have an update now from the hospital in charlottesville, virginia, on those patients stemming from the tragedy that happened in that city yesterday. all told, 20 people were rushed to the emergency room after that car, as we know, plowed into the group of counter-protesters who were demonstrating the white nationalist rally. one of the 20, heather hiier, she was 32 years old, she was struck by that car, police say, in the intersection and was killed -- heyer. ten others are still at the hospital receiving treatment at this hour, some, we're told, have been released. ellison barber is live at the university of virginia medical complex with more on the remaining parts' conditions. hi, ellison. >> reporter: eric, that's right, there are still ten people being treated at hospital, but we are told by officials that all ten are now listed as in good condition. in all, the university of virginia medical center treated, as you said, 20 people who were injured after a car plowed into a

eric: i'm eric shawn. one person killed, 19 others injured after a car plowed directly into a group of people who were demonstrating against the white supremacists and of course two other virginia state police troopers were then killed in a helicopter crash later yesterday afternoon who were monitoring those rallies. and tonight we are also learning more about the young woman who was killed as she was crossing the street and hit by that car. her name heather heyer. she was a 32-year-old paralegal in charlottesville. that's where she lived. her close friend put it she was standing up as she said for her beliefs. >> this is the accused driver. his name is james fields. he's 20 years old and now he's facing many very serious charges, including second degree murder, all in connection to his alleged actions, actions that president trump says he condemns in the, quote, strongest possible terms. we are live in charlottesville. we have been following this all weekend long with the very latest there. hi, doug >> hi

eric. >> eric: promises to be a busy taxi. officials in harris county and the police chief are having a news conference. let's listen. >> possibly 34 inches of rain have fallen. it is approximately half of the average rainfall amount expected in the houston area over the course of a year. estimates from the national weather service of rainfall today through the remainder of the tropical event at about 9 inches. this estimate is down from the previous estimate of august 27 of 25 inches. the corps of engineers from there yesterday. intended to maintain the ability to control to the extent of possible before uncontrolled releases would begin. additionally, controlled releases reduce the magnitude of the duration of uncontrollable releases, potentially decreasing the impacts of flooding. there is an expectation of uncontrollable leaking. spillway flows just begin at the low natural ground at the end of the spillway when it reaches 10. that elevation for barker is 10. at the rates of rising barker, it is unlikely barker spillway wi

we come together as one, eric.een showing videos throughout the days and evenings of extraordinary efforts by our volunteers. there is a movie out in the theaters dunkirk about the big armada that went to save their soldiers. we have our own flotilla right now. we have people trapped in their homes and trapped on balconies and on apartment rooftops and people from louisiana, from surrounding states, all across texas from brought in their boats and going out and staying past dark sometimes when it gets pretty dangerous. it's dangerous during the day as well. they're joining our brave first responders and we have people -- you mentioned the last report some photos from new york that is here to help us, california, louisiana, nebraska, arizona, states all around us. this is going to be years in recovery, eric. this is a storm -- i've been here since 1979 and been through a lot of these storms. if you can picture -- if i can paint a picture for you. first of all the storm came in at rock port. that would be -- houston

. >> eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. harvey made landfall as a tropical storm hitting western louisiana and expected to donald trump heavy rains moving north. it's inundating the texas cities of port arthur and beaumont. the floodwaters are rising and sadly there is no way for people to get out. >> this is all coming as rescues continue in houston. the red cross says 17,000 people are now in emergency shelters, two stadiums in houston, the toyota center and nrg stadium are taking in evacuees which houston convention center over capacity. it dumped 51.88 inches of rain in a suburb east of houston and unloading 15 trillion gallons of rain in texas. the amount of water is astounding and overwhelming. we're on the north side of houston near the reservoir that's overflowing. good morning, griff. >> good morning. rescue boats putting in under blue sky, something we haven't seen for five days here and we're on the north side of the reservoir. two dams that were overflowing yesterday are going to flood the neighborhood in and ar

. >> i am eric, in four bill hemmer. new emergency evacuations are in order, it was, as a reservoir has begun overflowing, fire crews are responding to smoke and fumes, coming from the chemical plants that has been disabled by the storm. at least one officer was at the scene, we are told. he has been hospitalized for fume inhalation. we are told that they had to get out fast. >> everybody had to leave. >> they didn't have no electricity. the thing is going to blow up. we have to have a backup plan. they should have had a backup plan. i don't know why -- they don't have it. >> eric: >> it is near that chel plant right now. >> hey, erica, telling fox news now this wasn't so much an explosion as a chemical reaction, but they are still bracing for a potential fire, we are here in cross vue texas, which is about a half-hour drive, lots of road closures, interstate 90 totally close, there was panic surrounding the chemical plants around 1:00 a.m. last night, officials now saying that harris county fire marshals are saying that

eric: i'm eric shawn. that horrific crash was captured on video. car plowing into protesters at a high rate of speed, knocking down victims in its path. police are saying it was no accident. this is the woman who was so tragically killed. she was 32 years old. healther heyer. five people remain in the hospital at this time. suspected driver identified as james alex fields. he comes from ohio. he's charged with second degree murder and the justice department opened a civil rights probe into this incident. the nearby crash of that state police chopper tragically killed two state police officer who were in the helicopter monitoring the rallies. president trump addressed the nation and he called for unity. >> we are closely following the events unfolding in charlottesville, virginia. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious bigotry, hatred and violence on many sides. it's been going on for a long time in our country. not donald trump. not barack obama. it's been going on for a long long time. it has no place in america. eric: virginia

eric? eric: ellison, thank you very much.will have the continuing coverage and the very latest as soon as they have a news conference there that is expected perhaps within the next half hour. thank you. laura? >> right now secretary tillerson, ambassador haley, you can see the american effort is diplomatic diplomaticaly led. it has diplomatic traction and is gaining diplomatic results. i want to stay there right now. the tragedy of war is well enough known. it doesn't need another characterization beyond the fact that it would be catastrophic. >> secretary of defense james mattis talking about tension with the u.s. and north korea with rhetoric ratcheting up on both sides. president trump this week warning pyongyang to back off if threats against guam a u.s. ter tear a major military -- territory a major military hub. joining me now is a former navy seal and cofounder. thank you for being with us here today. >> thanks for having me. >> you have more than 20 years of tactical and strategic experience in more than 40 countries

eric? eric: well, the cavalry is coming, so says texas governor greg abbott.dent trump responding to the deadly weather event from camp david -- he just has returned to the white house. and moments ago the white house announcing he will visit the storm-ravaged areas on tuesday. this while former governor of arkansas mike huckabee who's dealt with natural disasters says the white house was ready before the hurricane even touched down in texas. >> the president declared the disaster in advance so that they could have assets ready to go, already staged. the governor of texas did the same thing. so what you've seen is a good preparation for this. but no matter what you prepare for, what they're experiencing now is something that there is no textbook for, there is no necessarily, you know, a playbook to follow. they're going to have to just be creative and react in realtime. and that's exactly what they're doing. and i think from all indications at every level -- local, state and federal -- they're doing everything humanly possible and not missing any of the opport

eric: griff, thank you so much. arthel? arthel: joining us now is someone who knows very well how to imagine these situations. retired lieutenant general, the former commander of the joint reverse response to hurricane katrina. i want to start first by asking you, we are looking at these images. you have griff jenkins out there talking about the difficulty of getting the necessary equipment and personnel to the people who need it. tell me about those times of strategies and the challenges they are facing in houston. >> every day the challenge gets harder because it continues to rain and flood. i think the -- it's obvious they need more resources. texas has over 10,000 national guard. i think the last couple days on these networks they recommended the mobilize that texas army division, over 10,000 troops. that still hasn't happened. they have 2,000 that aren't mobilized. if you are going to tell the city of houston to stay in place you need the national guard deployed there with them. i know i'm doing monday morning quarterb

i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. bannon was considered the driving force behind the president's economic populism and america first strategy. now the president is moving on without him starting with a campaign-style rally in phoenix. i want to begin with niles standish. good to see you on this sunday morning, afternoon for some. listen, bannon, because of his departure he's more weaponized. who is in his cross-hairs and how can the focus on that political prey affect trump's presidency as well as his relationship with congress? >> i think there are a couple of sectors. one is his internal enemies in the white house like h.r. mcmaster and others who represent the more conventional or other doksd or centrist policies like gary cohn. but steve bannon has been a foe of republican establishment types on capitol hill. people like paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. i think there will be a certain nervousness there i if steve bannon really attacks those people. arthel: does the president himself pivot? dose align himself more wi

. >> eric: hello and thank you for staying with us. it's been a tough 24 hours for the folks in texas. we need a lot of prayers say the officials. harvey is the fiercest hurricane to strike the country in nearly a decade. it will continue to dump 20 inches of rain or more on parts of texas with three more feet expected. the storm seems likely to hover over the area for the next several days. the governor was warning the most catastrophic flooding could still be on its way. >> because of the flooding, one of the top points where concerned about his ongoing rescue and recovery. we want to do it we can to keep people out of rising water. part of that is by constant warnings to the public. >> eric: those warrin warnings,t drive-through standing water. steve is on the ground, you brave the winds and rain overnight from harvey. hello. >> study ring continuing all day. you can see some of the destruction behind me. this is a town of 10000 that got hit hard by the category four hurricane, 130 mile-per-hour winds. the second for the roof of thi

eric? eric: he was a great dramatic actor. remember the king of comedy, the martin scorsese film, he will be missed. >> absolutely. >>> tv personality and former talk show host is joining us on phone. i'm happy to talk to you, it is a sad day but i would like you to start though by sharing your fond memories of jerry lewis. >> i got to know jerry and was lucky that way because when i was a kid, the biggest explosion it seemed was not necessarily the first atomic bomb, but when jerry lewis exploded spectacularly on to the -- into the world of comedy. there had never been anything quite like it. it appeared on the harvard seismograph, i think. i liked him from the first i met him which in fact was in my little office on the tonight show when he hosted for two weeks and he came in, didn't know me, and started talking about himself and dean martin, and he sounded more like an associate professor than a comedian. i couldn't believe it. i thought this is a terrific difference. is this the man who made me spit a mouth full of popcorn

"dish nation"'s very own eric! get over here, eric! >> whew-hoo!look ridiculous. >> absolutely ridiculous. >> and one more for you, baby. one more surprise. heidi, get out here. heidi! [ cheers and applause ] >> uh-huh. she is holding a knife already. >> i'm ready, let's go! >> all right. so the rules are, chef, they have 15 minutes to cook their dish with the secret ingredient, and they have 30 seconds to hit that pantry to get all the ingredients they're going to be using for their recipe, all right? all right, chef, are you ready to reveal the secret ingredient? >> today's secret ingredient for "culinary genius showdown" is -- >> oh! >> 30 seconds to hit the pantry, are you ready? >> yes. >> 3, 2, 1, go! >> yeah! ♪ oh! oh, no! >> 10, 9, 8, 7 -- >> i want something different than pickles! there's nine different -- >> 4, 3, 2, 1. that's how you walk to the grill? heidi. what have you got here? you have all condiments. >> yeah. and you're going to love it, chef lee. you are going to love it. >> all right, eric. what did heidi get from that pantry t

i wonder if eric was jealous.air strike for ivanka, "but you can't order eli manning "to come to my birthday party? "you're the president, dad! he has to do what you say! oh, my god!" i can only imagine what it's like on a first date with eric. [as eric] "hey, great to meet you, ashly. do you do anal?" [laughter] can i just say, telling nature to go [bleep] itself while standing in a garden is a pretty gangster move. i'm not gonna lie. like the only way that could have been more messed up is if he did it with a polar bear standing in the background. yeah. although, i'm sure eric would have shown up and shot the polar bear. [as eric] "father, look what i brought you! do you love me now? do you love me now?" ♪ blue moon is brewed mwith valencia orange peel, for a taste that shines brighter. getwith the cricketown unlimited 2 plan.less, two lines of unlimited data for $80/mo. plus, get 2 smartphones free, when you switch. all on a network that covers over 99% of americans. cricket wireless. something to smile about.

i would not replace -- mind replacing a booker with eric bolling. [applause] >> i cannot imagine a republican and when the new jersey. >> did you use to get idea they were excited about cruz christie? but look at the president. >> that is to a close adviser of the president from like getting an invite to the teapartier on the white house lawn. so if you go all the way back chris christie was well regarded as the next republican president but then he turned it down is said to get more money for sandy relief. but bridge eight is so bad. when you run for president they dissect you there is a lot of things he is lucky to be where he is right now. >> he said i love the view are the albatross. >> by the way that does not help that chris christie prosecuted jared. >> that makes for awkward dinner conversation. >> when will they start to investigate real obstructionist?. >> like loretta lynch? [applause] i don't know if they ever will. we have special counsel who hires more donors to work in his office but i don't know. >> it all mean to make you the presid

for drew and anthony, i'm eric thomas.ack here at 6:00. >>> tonight, the major cosmic event. we're on the eve of the eclipse. millions of americans getting ready to see history, creating what could be the largest traffic jam ever. where you need to be to get the best view. and the one thing that could ruin it all. >>> breaking news out of hollywood. jerry lewis has died. the comic genius, movie star, and bumbling sidekick. >> class dismissed. >> he was also a titan of telethons, raising billions for charity. >>> trouble in trump country. after the president's mixed messages on charlottesville, and one of his worst weeks yet, a new poll shows him losing support in three key states that gave him the white house. >>> and, jackpot hacker. with lottery fever in the air, tonight, meet the computer programmer about to be sentenced for manipulating lotteries in

i wonder if eric was jealous.rder an air strike for ivanka, "but you can't order eli manning "to come to my birthday party? "you're the president, dad! he has to do what you say! oh, my god!" i can only imagine what it's like on a first date with eric. [as eric] "hey, great to meet you, ashly. do you do anal?" [laughter] can i just say, telling nature to go [bleep] itself while standing in a garden is a pretty gangster move. i'm not gonna lie. like the only way that could have been more messed up is if he did it with a polar bear standing in the background. yeah. although, i'm sure eric would have shown up and shot the polar bear. [as eric] "father, look what i brought you! do you love me now? do you love me now?" ♪ ♪ - in this administration, it seems that at one time or another, everyone is on the chopping block. - reports are swirling around white house chief of staff reince priebus that he may be the next to go. - trump's chief strategist steve bannon is facing an uncertain future. - there have been these pers

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. >> probably eric. probably eric. eric or meg. >> who is singing between takes? >> eric. ♪ in our sitcom sized apartment ♪ >> i know grace loves to sing. ♪ >> got to warm up a little bit. it's been a little long. >> look what you just got, america. >> only on "e.t." >> and harry connick jr. may return, but in the script, she's single and dating. >>> and "stranger things," a lot of questions where the netflix hit is headed. we talked to the cast, normally tight-lipped, but have things changed? >> confidential, then sending it. >> millie was loose-lipped about season one secrets, but she learned her lesson. >> what can you tell me about eleven? >> she's obviously back. that's really -- it's going to be, it's amazing, and we really dig into her life. >> and the cast's newest member, sadie. >> i play max, she's a tomboy. moves from california to hawkins. >> the first episode, titled "mad max". >> is it really? >> yes. >> i don't remember the script name. >> that's so cool. >> the buzz over season two got a major boost with the trailer that dropped at comic con set to

. >> it was eric, peter or brian >> okay, peter, eric or brian. >> lets recap looking at moments andhy they were the top three. >> yes. >> we will see big moment of when she picks them. >> okay. here we go. >> accept this rose. peter will you accept this rose. >> eric, take your moment, say good bye. >> it is hard to say good bye when i have such strong feelings for you but i have stronger feelings for the other two guys that are here. >> she was the one for sure. >> i don't feel that i'm ready to ask you to marry me. >> rachel, will you be my bride forever. >> yes. >> and marry me. >> yes, yes. >> that is a big win. >> diamond or opal. >> turf see that againy don't know why this show makes me sick. >> can i just say one thing, the second guy not her fiance, congratulations to them, by the way, that is lovely. did you see he was upset, and fellas let me know if do you this. he was upset so he took off his sweat shirt to cry into it if you are upset do you just do this. fact he took off his shirt to cry. >> it was not an ugly cry. >> i think he wanted a reason to take off his shirt. >

i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. we begin with developing news on a navy ship collision east of singapore. right now ten u.s. sailors are missing at the uss john mccain crashed into an oil tanker. five others were injured. the ship reported a loss of steering. the collision damage to the destroyer's port side. the u.s. navy along with ships from singapore are now responding. they are also sending helicopters in hopes of locating the lost crew members. we'll be tracking this rescue effort on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> the big day is almost here for the great american eclipse tomorrow. the path of totality will sweep across the u.s. abc7 news reporter maggie ruely joins us live from the final u.s. city to see the spectacular sleftial event, charleston, south carolina. hi, maggie. >> reporter: hi, eric. well, the excitement just keeps building and building here in charleston, but the only downside to that is the businesses are struggling to keep up with demand. we're less than a day away from the great american eclipse. [c

eric: our time this afternoon is regrettably quite limited. and in fact we are in the appointed hour. unfortunately, i mean that, because we can continue this conversation for a long time but you have important work. let me leave as we close with one final statistic and that is for those who suggest chavismo has been good for the poor of venezuela. poverty today in venezuela is higher than when chavez came to power in the last century. for those of you that have the romantic idea that it is good for venezuela, that is all you need to know. we will leave it at that. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking them for the terrific conversation. [applause] [indiscernible conversations] announcer: sunday night on q&a -- >> these social and legal response to the issues that -- to lock us up, put us in cages, stop and frisk us, treat us as citizens whose rights other people do not fullct -- we are not citizens of the united states. universitygeorgia professor paul butler takes a look at policing black men in his book "chokehold." >> for a long

>> reporter: hi there, eric. yeah, freeways are now rivers and streams and people are waiting to be rescued. we know from the fire chief that there is at least a thousand people still in the que and they have already rescued thousands. now the problem becomes for so many people where do they go. >>> houston is trying to stay afloat with the nearly 500 billion gallons of water. sink holes opening up, tornadoes touching down. this lake was once a runway at houston's hobby airport. already there have been thousands of requests for rescue. >> mark your roof to be seen from the air. wave sheets, towels, anything to get our attention. >> reporter: the national weather service tweeting, this event is unprecedented and all impacts are unknown and beyond anything experienced. follow orders from officials to ensure safety. overnight, we saw the drainage systems overrun, spouting like fountains. and i want to show you this. look at the water, just rushing out of this manhole cover. the sils teystems designed to r all of thi

. >> probably eric. probably eric. eric or meg. yeah. >> who is singing between takes?think it might be me. >> eric. >>, a's singing all the time and it's ofly. ♪ in our sitcom sized apartment ♪ >> and megan and debra. >> do you have a musical episode? >> i think we should. >> i know grace loves to sing. >> aaah! >> look what you just got, america. >> only on "e.t." >> and harry connick jr. may return, but we saw one script page that says she may have moved on from him because she's single and dating. >>> and "stranger things," a lot of questions where the netflix hit is headed. we went straight to the cast for answers who normally stay pretty tight-lipped, but have things changed? >> i didn't know what confidential meant. i was like, yeah, confidential -- and then sending it. >> millie was loose-lipped about season one secrets, but today, millie learned her lesson. >> what can you tell me about eleven? >> she's obviously back. >> back and better than ever. >> it's going to be -- it's amazing and you really dig into her life. i love it. >> sitting next to millie is the

of the t is eric olson wilson center. you wrote the following, governance, local professionalizing police and prosecutors and providing youth are the most important ways to combat iolence and corruption, strengthening social structure, reforming neighborhood schools employment skills and opportunities may not be as sexy as capturing the latest rug king pen or making multi-town drug bust, but may be successful."ul and the question is, how do you do that? guest: of course. said, this is long-term strategy that requires focusing these broader issues. it's great headline to say we've guzman, we've apo thrown him in prison. the underlying problem necessary local level persists. this is true in venezuela, mexico.america and unless you have local capacity, supported by the federal in this case, supported by the united states, at the we're not getting fundamental issues driving violence, organized crime and in latin america. ost: drug issue is big in the u.s. why else should americans care about venezuela. the : venezuela is got

he was in eric schneiderman's dominion and eric schneiderman was a thorn in his side. the president had refused to settle, had been deposed, all his associates and other people in the company, executives had been. ed subpoenaed. then he won the presidency and then they won for $20 million. so it was really a pretty monumental settlement for the president-elect ten days afterwards to have to give a $25 million settlement for potential freud charges at his university. so the two men have a very checkered past to say the least. they've bickered publicly. schneiderman has disdain over his policy and some of his immigration rules. it's not two people who have love for each other to say the least. >> josh dossi, great reporting on your part. it makes things much clearer than they have been which isn't always the case as this story goes forward. thank you so much. >>> that news comes amid the other big news in the ongoing trump russia story this week which is a revolution that president trump's personal lawyer, michael cone, sent an e-mail to vladimir putin's kremlin seeking

eric: thoughts on the security environment. julio: to be clear, the latest wave of humanitarian crises, economic issues are affecting mostly people with lower income brackets. clearly, we are seeing a response and we seeing a process in shantytowns, rural areas. we have seen over 300 labor unions recently going on strike. we have seen indigenous people turning into refugees. we have seen a lot of groups hat would in the past be associated as supporting the government. fleeing, suffering, turning against them. yet, they still have a robust group of armed thugs. they're very well -- they have -- i don't know what the word is, basically, mentors, on how to keep the folks happy. unfortunately, we have seen different groups ithin shantytowns, local organizations with an shantytowns opposing. the ones that have most of the weapons are supporting the government, but we have seen people turning organizations with an away people with weapons and that is a very scary situation because there is a good number of weapons in the street and w

eric, is this a good fit?f the candidates, it seems at least the company he was running is the most logical fit. expedia -- we are talking travel, general electric, hewlett-packard. there is some logic there. the ceo of expedia is a dealmaker. that is very important. the logic behind this is there. at the same time, uber faced a lot of problems for its perceived closeness to the trump administration. --has certainly been probably one of the most outspoken tech leaders against trump's presidency so far. vonnie: this is coming at the same time we are seeing over co-founder travis kalanick argue that vc firms are challenging his right to appoint three board members and should be heard outside of court. he wants an arbitrator to resolve this. it enter into a good arrangement with this new ceo? eric: hard to say what the courts will decide. it does seem so far that there was not some sort of grand bargain. meg whitman had a lot of conditions for trying to be uber ceo. there was a chance that maybe the board would h

thank you very much, eric newcomer.ing up, apple's growth this year has led to a massive payday for ceo tim cook. we will break down how the competition stacks up to other tech leaders this year. a feature i would like to bring to your attention is on your interactive tv function. you can find it on the tv on bloomberg. you can send our producers a message along with a chart. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out, tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: shares of apple have hit a new all-time high today. a record cap of massive growth in stock price this year, which is 40%. and it could have further to run with the average price target for the stock among analysts still sitting ahead at $174. meanwhile, apple's stock success this year has helped bring tim cook's compensation to new heights. last week, he was awarded shares, nearly $90 million. cook's total awarded compensation was $150 million last year compared to $72.9 million in 2015. for more details on cook's payday, let's bring in our guest who

eric: 15% cooper -- uber. blackrock, just 1%.s a useful sign, especially as this big softbank deal gets done and we don't know what the valuation for the secondary shares that are going to get bought, for people selling into that deal and people doing the selling, having these professional assessments of the company's valuation could give them a guidance. emily: that was my question. you've been reporting about new investor interest. is that happening at that $69 billion valuation? is it significant that the valuation would be flat, rather than increasing? eric: there certainly is strong interest from the company and insiders to see the primary valuation stay at $69 billion. emily: even if it is flat, is that a good thing? eric: it's hard to say, you note i mean? given the -- you know what i mean? given the circumstances, a flat valuation is the best they're going to get. in the secondary -- in terms of what they are actually paying, netted out, it's going to be a lower value. emily: who is selling the shares, other investors, em

take nat 0:01 0:10 nat: 06 sec alli tienen a eric garcetti alcalde de la ciudad de los angeles dandod de los angeles dando el anuncio que los juegos olimpicos regresaran a estados unidos. esta sera la tercera vez en la historia que la ciudad angelina sera la sede. las dos anteriores siendo en 1932 y 1984. en el 2002 en salt lake city fueron sede de los juegos de invierno. esta jornada resulto muy accidentada para los porteros de la liga mx, en particular uno de ellos se perdera el resto de la temporada por lesiones sufridas este fin de semana. take vo el portero del toluca alfredo talavera sufrio una lesion en el ligamento cruzado de la rodilla izquierda, por lo que tendra que ser operado y durara fuera entre cinco y seis meses de cualquier actividad.se podria esperar que regrese para el mes de marzo del proximo aÑo y hay que ver en condiciones regresa. asi que esto definitivamente abre la posibilidad para otro portero de ir al mundial de rusia 2018 el otro portero que resulto lesionado fue el del recien asendido lobo buap, camilo sanvenzzo de gallos golpeo acciedental mente a lucero

eric: yeah. scarlet: ok.lk about traditional investment funds being a bigger threat or one of the biggest threats to the financial industry. why is that? eric: yeah. this is a huge story you will hear about in the future. if you look how assets are managed in an active mutual fund, you have a fee of 69 basis points and they trade a lot. the turnover is about 50%. that's about a basis point per -- cost per basis point or per percent of turnover. long story short, that's the amount of revenue that an active fund kicks out at $10 trillion. hedge funds kicks out half of that, $3 trillion. they make a lot of money. fees are high. etfs click out $11 billion. and the reason they're lethal to wall street is they don't have any turnover. there's no activity in them. their fees are low, and nobody trades them. so inactivity is brutal and lethal to wall street because the whole system makes money on people moving money around. and these things do not trade at all. it's basically money leaving the system. joe: you compar

and eric said it, he'll get these things accomplished. for the people that put him in office. that is so important to him. this is a man who did not need this job, sean. he had the greatest life in the world and he put it aside because he saw real problems in this country. he knew he probably is the only person that can get through them. they're very scared of him. that's why you see so much of this out there. and i know without a doubt, when you see them attacking him, it means he's doing things right, because they're very, very scared. >> what would you like -- i actually think the republicans are going on yet another vacation. i've never seen so much vacation by members of congress. they've taken more vacation this year, which is average, than i've taken in the last 15 years. i've never seen anything like it. your dad's not on vacation despite reports. >> my father's not on vacation. i've never in my life seen my father take vacation. i think we inherit that trait. listen, he's a worker. he's a worker. he takes his job incredibly serio

eric rudolph was part of this internal terrorist moment.s like a worm that was eating away inside of us. >> welcome back, everybody. we want to bring you up to date on a breaking story out of suburban denver. apparently there's been a school shooting at a high school in the town of littleton. >> the '90s bring us the first mass school shootings. there's something especially disturbing about premeditated murder by young people. >> police and law enforcement are descending upon columbine high right now. >> they do believe at least two people are inside with multiple automatic weapons, and perhaps some pipe bombs. we've heard unconfirmed again from police. >> hit local tv very quickly. >> i happened to see this on television and got in my car. i saw a ring of choppers like vultures circling, and i knew instantly this was so much worse than i had imagined. >> masked gunmen in trench coats start shooting into the school's cafeteria. kids scatter. shots ring off lockers and walls. students are hit. >> and they're spraying. >> just starts shooting

so they still haven't brought back the rescue swimmer, eric galant. they're asking the second person they brought up to get out of the basket to sit here in order to move the basket, make sure there's enough room. put the basket up on the side. now it's a question of getting eric back up onboard the chopper, and then taking these two as well as their pets to shelter. these dogs are incredibly mellow, given what they've just been through. now -- so evan galant, the rescue swimmer, is -- evan galant, the rescue swimmer is still on the roof. he's obviously -- they've lowered the cable now to reattach, for him to reattach to the cable. they'll bring him up, and then this crew will bring these two survivors to a nearby shelter, we believe, as well, of course, their pets. >> reporter: so the flight mechanic is, again, just trying to tell the pilots, giving the pilots a little bit of direction in order to get to the exact spot to hover so it's directly up so evan galant has a straight line to come back up. no chance of him you know, hitting any trees or anyt