this is what doesn't, erin.rs are splitting the vote, he is holding his own in this race after a very rocky debate performance in miami. and then a more solid debate performance, but certainly not spectacular last week in detroit. so the biden campaign now certainly is appreciative of their front running spot, but i actually asked the former vice-president today as we were walking with him through the fair here, if he believes that he's the front runner. he's like, look, i've been through a lot of these races before. it's six months to go. erin, that is the case here. he must still prove that he is the front runner, but it's certainly better to be holding his own than following. erin? >> thank you very much, jeff zeleny live from the state fair in des moines. next jeanne moos on why president trump had some gym goers worked up tonight. with my hepatitis c, i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced reminders of my hep c every day

erin? >> all right. very much miguel and thanks to all of you, anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight by recognizing what a difficult week this has been for so many people and how tough the days ahead will be as more funerals are held in el paso and dayton. no moments for a parent or child or childhood friend to face the sadness of feeling the word is when it comes to a loved one gives way to was. my grandpa was. my child was. so many people are facing that now. so many who lived those moments already at sandy hook and park land are reeling them again because in many respects, there is sadly

erin: just to be clear. not definitively advocated for a particular approach in terms of, we are happy to take then judge kavanagh's approach. we would be happy to take the meaningful robust version of the approach. if there were really one in which the courts generally treated laws unconstitutional. one way or another, our principal point we have been trying to make to the supreme court is, what ever tested is you are going to adopt, it does need to take very seriously the history and tradition, and look at this right the way heller did. asking what the scope is. what kind of things it protected back when the amendment was ratified. what the people understood it to be. will findthat, you that these restrictions are very inconsistent with the historical scope of the right. we certainly do think there are a number of laws that have been challenged that courts have allowed to stand, that they should not allow to stand and they are only allowing because they are not applying the same rigorous scrutiny that woul

erin: so why can't we recycle them?d of a dumb question, but-- ann: well, eventually we can, some of them. but when you process and purify them and make 'em into new metals and alloys, you're actually changing the chemical basis of it. so sometimes you can split it apart. many times you can't. the other thing, today recycling isn't a good solution because we don't have enough of 'em out there to have a critical mass to be able to create a nugget then to be able to go back from there. joe: if these are in the earth, all over the earth, why can't we just mimic what the chinese processing capability is? how hard could it be to just do the same processing that they did? ann: well, it's probably not hard compared for americans who are pretty ingenious. we gave up this landscape about 20, 30 years ago, literally. i mean, we don't have many schools that offer degrees in this, and our patents filings on these is going like this, and china's are like this. they literally have filed 10 to 20 times more patents over the years than

erin. >> thank you very much policeman brown. of course that he was the irony the president blaming the irony saying you save us a lot of money if you do the vetteding for me. outfront rogue havilah wab a member of the spanish concludes do you applaud your republican colleagues in the senate because any did stop this? they stood up against president trump's nomination of congressman radcliff for dni? >> yeah, i think it -- it gets to the point that it -- i think this necessity is both a reaction to what trump is doing and to the fact that he continues to send nominees that are not only not qualified but quite quite frankly tainted coming into the process. it's a political necessity for the leadership in the senate to reject, push back and deny those confirmations because like it or not the person muck is watching, and watching this trail of nominees that once any come into positions and they approved by the senate turn out to be merely handmaidens rb leased resources. in the epa handmaidens

erin? erin: good morning and thank you for having me here. given the position that i will be taken in discussing these issues, it is a delight to be in a state that continues to respect and protect second amendment rights. that is something we are always looking for in all these cases and all of the states where i litigate. as john mentioned, i've been involved in many cases. many of the cases we will talk about have litigated these cases, typically on the side, always on the side actually of advocating in favor of second amendment rights and challenging restrictions that have been passed by states, municipalities, and in a few cases, the united states. it has been a really interesting and challenging area to litigate over the past 10 years because we have seen so many jurisdictions that continue to pass extremely aggressive laws that really do not seem consistent with the notion that the supreme court recognized the second amendment is an individual fundamental constitutional right. that is -- right. that is not true of all jurisdictions in

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any questions at erin fox5 d.c..gers crosr a quiet friday. >> ♪ all right.e back with what's trending on your friday morning. colin kaepernick sharing hisapps supporters and his brother ericina panthers safety re in the wake of an announcement of aeal between the nfl ande jay-kind of tweeted out out his support. kaepernick tweeted in part "you never turned your bac on me or the people even when the nfl tried to silence your voic and the movement. you've neverwa flinched or red. i love you brother. later added to the people i see you, i hear you i love you. thank you for having my bk. all right. that's one of the -- you know, 'cause he spoken up so few times so i guess one of the most recent times that he's being vocal about all of that. >> he's been consistent in what he's beenn' saying. >> has wavered. >>> members of the u.s. women's soccer team are not backing down when it comes to equal pay. star mid fielder megan rapinoe mid og thursday dur an interview on "orning america" "we won'thiccept ng less than equal p's.

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during his working vangs here in new jersey, erin. we're told just as the markets have been on the roller coaster ride this week so have the president's moods as he watched the dow go up and down, sources familiar say that initially yesterday the president was pleased when his decision to back off the tariffs on china led to a bounce in the markets. but as we saw this didn't last. the president today has been airing his grievances on twitter directing ire at the federal reserve. but we're told by sources behind the scenes the president has been expressing concern, frustration that the negotiating team hasn't been able to strike a deal with china. there is concern that china is waiting to see who is going to be elected next year. and also the president has been expressing concern that the trade standoff could hurt the economy and even his re-election chances. certainly there are some jitters going on behind the scenes i've been speaking to white house sources today who do say that there is some anxiousness about what is going on. and w

are not ruling out right now, erin. but of course something else going -- a problem the president has to deal with is the local officials saying they don't think it's best for the president to come. they've been pretty vocal about saying they think that right now the president should stay away from their cities because they are still grieving. white house officials are downplaying this brushes ing off the criticisms saying if the president didn't go in the aftermath of the shootings that the president would still face a round of criticism from similar people. but of course you hear from people like the mayor of dayton who said that she it not feel the president's address to the nation yesterday did enough. that it went far enough. that's why you see the comments like you showed her saying where she thinks people who aren't happy with the president's visit should voice the concerns while he is there. now this is isn't the first time facing resistant visiting cities. you saw in parkland after the shooting at the high scho

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but erin, the time line here is pretty clear. israel made the decision after the president urged them publicly on his twitter account as you showed to do so. even after last month the israeli ambassador to the united states said that, yes the two democratic congresswoman were going to be welcome to israel. and now we're seeing bibi netanyahu change his mind issuing the statement. and of course we know the president and he have a long history and had a warm relationship since they've been if in office. this is something that politically could help both. you see the president frame the women as his foil in the 020 election and netanyahu is facing an election of his own in just three weeks. now, the president would not say whether or not he spoke with netanyahu directly about this. but he did concede he spoke with israeli officials even though the white house press secretary stephanie grisham insisted earlier in the day that israel could do what it wanted and that the reports that the president was weighing in on trying to influence

paul: yes, erin.sident trump was not able to influence the fed through the power of tweets but able to do it through the power of escalating the trade war. even though jim bullard saying the fed does not like the response, the market sure does. what do you make of that big sell down we saw this week? a buying opportunity or is it like catching a falling knife? erin: i think it is hard to go all in with the markets right now given the fact we are at the beginning of august. august tends to be a less liquid month for trading. you look at gold, you look at stocks, you look at bonds and they are up 14% year-to-date. people are sitting on pretty good gains already. funds have done decently well. at this point in time, market investors are going to be patient. they are not going to go all in into the month of august when it is really an illeiquid month. there is so much uncertainty that needs to be ironed out. whether or not president xi and president trump meet. whether or not trump decide to impose tariff

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you know, i had this experience, erin. she asked me over for coffee a couple of times we had fairly long talks. i came out of the one-on-one conversations, i came out feeling she is more pragmatic than i thought. seems more sensible is not as drawn over to the far left. i mean, within the business community there is no question especially the financial community in new york as you know she is tox he can. she is also toxic with the small business people. that's one of the biggest problems is how does she overcome the sense she is too far left. >> that's the big question. but interesting all this stuff as emjay and our team unyou covered. thanks so much david. >> thank you. >> the former campaign manager for the president cory lewandowski says he will testify for congress in the impeachment proceedings against the president. what does he know? democrats plenty to vote on new gun control measures including a ban on high capacity ammunition magazines. can republicans vote yes? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dealing with psoriatic arthritis p

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[applause] >> let's toss in to erin and get the latest on your roads.ck i are having a he we miss you. you're having a pty out there. hagerstown doing a greattaob lking about community. right now all six cameras you can see are quiet. beautiful sunrise. shout out to prince george's county. look at the beltway by 210. hues of pink out there. leftover traffic congestion on 29. 5 southbound crash out by east capitol minor tap of the brakes. overall though volsee becau it is friday so much lighter than what we'rey nor up against. freeway westbou 1 to theh third street tunnel is quiet. maryland outer looshout out. just 25 miles per hour average. little bit of congestion. bay bridge is wide opened.ok 295 lo good. 0 just 30 minutes from 70 down to the beltw. i just want to take a little break a breather so all the drivers out there could cooperate this friday, th sweat. back to you guys.f >> speaki driving erin crackingdr down on k driving as maryland is ready to test t new technohat will keep drunk drivers ofthe road. it is called the driver alcohol detection

erin thenk you very much for intro.in keeping it morningea. >> keep keeping it 100. >> you know it. let's dive right in as we say hello to everybody whos w iith t trending on the 10all sayrt tod. hi, hi allison. >> jay-z facing accusation of ing a sell outn response to this comments about them. move past kneeling to actionable utembo in his company rock nation teaming up with the national footballea lgue. speakg out colin kaepernick. he responded t the controversy online yesterday tweeting my brothers continue to fight for the people even inac thee of death threats they have never moved past the people and continue to put their beliefs into action, stage sgtroneportsv will sooe significant homeowutr ship in a team it's not clear which team it will be. jay-z said he wants to becom a pa owner to be a changehegent for nfl as part of the deal rock nation will advise the sfl on theection of artists playing in the super bowl half time show earlier this year he made headlines wn he took issue with travis scott rforming with ma

. >> is erin bliss, he was with health and human services department and is the assistant inspector general for evaluation and inspections, welcome to the program. >> good morning. >> remind people of the role ofthe inspector general office is in comparison to hhs itself . >> our mission is to protect the integrity of health and human services programs such as medicare and the healthand well-being of the people that they serve . so we do oversight and enforcement of the programs of the health and human services department. >> you turn your attention recently to the topic of hospice. why is that, what are you looking to find out? >> the health and safety of medicare beneficiaries is one of our top priorities and help is a particularly vulnerable population so we looked at information about deficiencies being cited at health providers related to quality of care and patient harm . >> expand on that, what doyou find looking into this ? >> a report shed light on how common it is to have as providers to be sided with some type of deficiency related to the quality of care they're providing and in

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that is in his power, erin.t across from me at a meeting in the white house and said he wanted to get it done after parkland. all he has to do is call mitch mcconnell and say i want you to bring this bill up. >> he said he supports strong background checks. the democratic leaders obviously in the senate, house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer put out a statement saying let's come off summer vacation for the senate. let's pass background check legislation. the person who has been silent is mitch mcconnell. why do you think he is not stepping up right now? >> because he and his party have been walking lock step with the nra for years. and i was asked this on the cnn debate stage. and i made it clear that we can talk policy all you want. i think we all know things that would help here, everything from the bill to close the boyfriend loop hole to going after domestic abusers. mitch mcconnell won't let these bills come up for a vote. and the president never pushes them. he just says he's for them and then goes

but clearly you are right, erin. there is an audience of one mentality there. and while they stressed on multiple occasions this is not a photo op we all understand how the president sort of perceives his presidency, very much is through how the camera captures it and portrays it. and dan skafen o is aware of that more than anyone else. >> teloo. >> this is a president who a couple of days ago was talking about how people were angry people were making this about him. he was unhappy the linkage between the presidents words about invasions and the manifesto, the racist screed put out by the shooter in el paso. but now the president wants to make the entire visit about him. he wants the entire hospital visit that he made to the two different communities to be not about the grieving communities, not about the heroes and the people who are survivors in this case and even the people who are in mourning because any lost loved ones. he wants it about him, his fight against democrats, partisanship, this is a pattern as we heard from in president where he likes to make i

that was in the new york case in which erin is representing the petitioners. we filed in support of my decide, neither defend -- of neither side. in the hope and expectation that justices have an appetite for kind of understanding what we are trying to convey, which is what is the actual state of play of the law in the courts? this is an area in which scholars especially in the last 10 or 20 years have done an enormous amount of work to actually measure can you predict outcomes based on, for example, the party of a nominating president? sometimes, the answer is yes and sometimes the answer is no. i want to highlight interesting work and give them credit. law has donel of to study on the question of whether the partisan -- various measures of partisanship and a judge's identity predict their votes in second amendment cases. what they found in the first that he was not very much. in the second case, now that they have extended their timeframe, it is not the case that all republican nominated judges are voting for gun right claims and all democratic judges are vo

not today erin? >> not today erin. >> not today, she said, move on. people obviously get really, really upset. >> well, and bus riders point out that one bus can carry 50 or more people. so buses should get priority over the single-occupant cars. but you know, there are those bus lanes in d.c. that sometimes, just for a second -- >> you just zip around? >> just for a second, but i'm not hanging out in them. >> yeah, those people are definitely in the bus-only lane. erin said get out of here. >> not today. >> and let me say something to these bike lane people as well. as i was walking the brooklyn bridge, just last week with the family, people were yelling at people that were on the -- people who were bicyclists. because if you're walking in the bike lane, and i was there for it, i was like, get 'em! get 'em, yell at 'em! >> let them know! >>> the hidden camera found inside an airplane bathroom. >>> capping off a distinguished career in the fbi, the emotional reunion between this retiring fbi agent and the man he saved years ago. >>> and ahead in "the

and joining me now in the studio is reporter erin chilton for more analysis or erin it's not confirmed yet that this shooter wrote this manifesto this white supremacist manifesto that's been found online but we've already seen several other mass shootings in the united states that were carried out by right wing extremist a similar ideology is at what point can we say this is clearly a pattern well i mean it does seem like we're seeing a quite strong pattern right here but this is really going to hinge on the on into city of the menu faster that's actually being spread. online but if it is confirmed to be authentic and from the shooter then we can say we are seen a very very clear pattern i mean we've seen multiple times in the last several months killings like this violent attacks from nationalist forces united states white nationalists white natives those forces and not just the united states around the world as well just think of the christ church killings in new zealand where basically all the killers have the same modus operandi right before they go on a major killing spree like th

joining me now for more is to have your reporter erin tilton so erin authorities were 1st training as a hate crime and now they say the texas bashing at the very least is going to be treated as domestic terrorism what's the line when does a hate crime become domestic terrorism well the line really. is there when you discuss the motivation of these suspected attackers basically the message terrorism that attempt to spread terror and fear among a captive group of people specifically on the home front this is why this is often referred to or referred to as homegrown terrorism the united states as well and i think this decision to approach this as a domestic terrorism is a little bit about the optimal optics of the situation and kind of goes to the point that investigators are changing how they approach this wave of violence we've seen all throughout the united states in recent years i mean we have seen increasing amount of events of white nationalist in need of as violence been directed against migrant populations and also african-americans as well when we see churches burned and beyond

joining me now for more is due to the reporter erin chilton so it's not think infirmed yet that this shooter was inspired by whites from his ideology but we've seen several other mass shootings of this type that were carried out by right wing extremists at what point can we say yes this is a pattern well that all really hinges on the authenticity of that manifesto that we heard about that report right now as we said a manifesto was posted online to a rather new tori's chat room which is really closely aligned with white nativist and white supremacist sentiment online referred to as ajahn and. if this manifesto was actually written by the alleged shooter well it would just be a long line of basically advertising attempts by by white right wing and white nationalist and supremacists around the world it's almost become kind of a tragic little story we saw this in the christchurch shooting in new zealand and we've seen this in other shootings the united states right before a gunman marches into somewhere where they want to take a lot of innocent lives they post these messages on h. and o

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erin, let me start with you. saw an amazing piece where spoke put out, amazing selloffs in one week, the following monday, the market gaps off tremendously. almost every time a week later market is up, sometimes up huge. hard to imagine looking at the dow off 850 points we could be up from where we opened right now. >> get the hockey puck scenario. charles: is that possible, between now and monday's close next week we could be higher? >> it is definitely possible because when you look at escalation we had back in may it, took a full month for the market to go down 7%. we have done half of that today. if you think we'll have the same reaction where we pull down valuations, we kind of go risk off really quickly, anyway five to 10%, it is a lot going on headlines, we see further escalation with devaluation of the currency, no we're not going back up, sort of going at the end of it, we don't see any increase in acceleration, in the trade tensions. yeah, we could see a break next week. charles: todd, often, headlines

erin carr is going on nearly four years associate.. it's a pretty extraordinary book. we all have complicated relationships with our parents. this is particularly complicated. it's a remarkable story how she's navigated the good and bad. >> it's so much if you have a relationship like that with your father. i was already near tears with that. >> it pulls you in both directions. at the moments of silence where she's pausing and considering -- >> yes. >> to move through grief, too, when you have a father who was such a beloved public figure just adds this complexity to the whole thing. tremendously cranks for her. >> good to have you, anthony. >> nice to be here. >>> people often bring back souvenirs from the places they visit. now some are looking to bring back pieces of the planes that take them there. we'll take you to a surplus sale unique in the aviation world next. you're watching "cbs this morning" southward. >> announcer: this portion sponsored by toyota. let's go places. nds. ♪ ♪ better get here before the end of this song. ♪ ♪

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. >> reporter: it took only minutes to turn erin holley's world upside down in a hot summer day in 2017, she and her husband accidently left their five week old son finn locked in a car. >> i remember saying to my husband, i don't know how quickly cars get fatally hot, but i know it's really fast. and i didn't know, i know how devastated, didn't know how devastating this exact situation would be. >> reporter: they raced back, and luckily, when they arrived on the scene, a miracle. >> the car was still cool when we got back to it. and hew, holley is a mom with a message. >> if this could happen to our family, when we firmly believed it never could, then it absolutely can happen to anyone. >> reporter: but many parents aren't so lucky. more than 900 children have died in hot cars since 1990, with 25 deaths this year alone. 2018 was the deadliest year on record, with 52 hot car deaths across the u.s. >> so i think most parents, whether they will admit it or not, have a deep, sinking fear that this could happen to their family. >> reporter: now the mom turned activist is working to make sur

erin, your thoughts? because a lot of people who were watching their 401(k) taking a hit.ant to just reassure investors, long-term, you're better off in the market. we have good growth over the next 12 to 18 months. for u.s. corporations, it is not the time to panic and i definitely would not call this the bottom sustained market, stay calm the sky has not fallen just yet. lou: mark, your thoughts? >> my thought is that the fed has to do something. it is nothing to do with the president.the fed was created by the federal reserve in 1913. i think it is the right of any president republican or democrat or congressman to say they don't think the fed is acting appropriately. the fed has been put in the corner by the ecb, the fed has got to respond by lowering rates period. lou: bill lee, you get the last word, please. >> fix everything but make a statement. you can tell everyone we are there and we will do whatever it takes to backup u.s. growth. i will calm the markets and will not give into anything specific about interest rates. he's got a lot of other tools to use. operati

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