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largest insurance companies got filtered through federal market-making mechanisms like the federal housing administrationwhich provide houses, the rea, which provide electricity through all rural america and the defense plant corporation. which i will get back to it. there was not one single silver bullet. there was multiplicity of approaches. capital went to local banks and finance companies. capital went to electric cooperatives and capital went through to big business. you can see a varieties of sectors of the economy received stimulation. aerospace which i'll talk about now, was but one of many different areas to which this idle capital got put in motion again through the activities of men and women like jesse jones. why are we talking about this? why are we talking about this? well how do you get someone to invest in something that seems impossible? in retrospect the aerospace industry seemed like obvious thing to put money into. it is really bad for oil consumption but really great to get around. how do you do this? how do you get something into something that seems cutting-edge and impossible. in

largest insurance companies got filtered through federal market making mechanism, the federal housing administration, which provided houses, rea which provided electricity to all rural america and the defense plant corporation which we'll come back to in a second. what is interesting about this, there wasn't one single silver bullet. there was multiplicity of approaches. so capital went to local banks an finance companies. capital went to local electric cooperatives and capital went to big business. through this you see variety of different sectors of the could economy that received stimulation. so, aerospace which i will talk about now, was but one of many different areas to which the idle capital got put in motion again through the activities of men and women like jesse jones. . . in the 1930s airplane remained an oddity. lindbergh flew the atlantic in 1927. and so you should think about the relationship between the new deal and the aerospace industry but we think about space place today. made in silicon valley, that works fine but i else that seems crazy. nobody thinks they will ride a space play

federal judge in texas has blocked an obama administration order concerning transgender students in public schools. the administration ordered schools to let students use locker rooms and bathrooms identity. this follows the federal lawsuit over house bill 2. >>> a wake county commissioner said recent court rulings are keeping her from being elected. sullivan opted to run in a newly created regional district instead of her current seat. however, when the maps er original district was eliminated because there was no new filing period after the ruling. sullivan can't currently run for her old seat. >>> fayetteville isn't the only city in the area bringing back minor league baifnlt professional baseball will be in kinston again for the first time since the indians left in grainger stadium on thursday to celebrate. >>> i'm proudly in the weather center with wes hohenstein. people are loving this weather. >> you've forgot about all that heat and humidity. >> we might forget. >> we'll start a new streak in the 80s and it will get cooler in the morning. we've had great weather in september and october. love that. 87 degrees. that is the first time in two weeks since we've been in the 80s. so we've had almost two weeks straight in the 90s.

the ohio state highway patrol and federal aviation administration are investigating. >> tia: two people are injured in a house fire at east 82 and euclid around 6:15. fire officials say both victims are being treated for smoke inhalation. >>> a million dollar bond for a cleveland woman in court this morning. elizabeth scott plead not guilty to setting the fire that killed her boyfriend, frank salamone. justin blackburn who also lived in the home with the couple, suffered a sprained ankle. >> brian: cleveland police say a 17-year-old was speeding. that's what caused him to lose control and then slam into a home on east 65th yesterday. police are telling us that the teen was trying to make a left turn on to luther avenue. he first crashed into that fence you see, overturned, and then flew into the house. incredibly, nobody was house was people inside of the car were seriously hurt. >> tia: well, cleveland water crews have fixed the water main that broke this morning closing part of cedar road. the break closed the section between brainard and landerbrook. eastbound lanes are closed until further notice. they sa

federal response effort is ramping up as well. fema says it's opening three new disaster recovery areas in louisiana and obama administration will offer low interest disaster loans for homeowners trying to rebuild and white houseays all federal resources will be at the state disposal for recovery efforts expected to take years. >> and the response you see from the federal government has been effective and the president and other members of his team that have operational responsibilities have been effective. >> we're expecting more lane head of president obama visit and as one resident put it he continues to ask fog country's thoughts and attention. in sorento, louisiana, will carr fox news. >> it has been tough going down there. >> rough summer. >> luckily the tropics is quiet down there too. >> they have been. >> so far, so good. >> right, right -- today fantastic. >> we died and gone to heaven. this is the most extraordinary day and we appreciate it much more tony because it's been so long. >> absolutely. >> and finally breath of fresh air out there feels terrific. little breeze. and if this cloud cover around as well. no showers and storms and we had a pretty significant cold front come through the area wit

federal response effort is ramping up as well. fema says it's opening three new disaster recovery centers in louisiana... and the obama administration will offer low-interest disaster loans for homeowners trying to rebuild. the white house says - all federal resources will be at the state's disposal for a recovery effort expected to take years. earnest says: "the response you've federal government has been effective, and the president and other members of his team that have operational responsibilities have been effective." (on-cam tag) we're expecting more rain ahead of obama's visit... and as one resident put it - he continues to ask for the country's thoughts and attention. in sorrento, will carr, fox news now fox5 weather 24/7, with sam argier showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across southern nevada this evening. the prime time to see storms around the las vegas valley will be between 7 p.m. and 2 a.m. tuesday morning. any storms that potential for localized flash flooding. our showers ease up for tuesday with only a few pop up storms possible; mainly over the mountains and north of the valley. high temperatures will hold in the upper 90s and low 100s on tuesday. more sun and warmer weather is on th

federal response is ramping up as well. fema says it's opening three new disaster recovery centers in louisiana and the obama administration will offer low interest disaster loans for homeowners trying to rebuild. the white house says all federal resources will be at the state's disposal for recovery efforts that expected to take years. >> the response that you've seen from the federal government has been effective. and the president and the other members of his team that have operational responsibilities have been effective. >> reporter: tens of thousands of flood victims in louisiana are now relying on the red cross for help, and one of the phone banks fielding their calls right here in philadelphia. in fact, most of the calls are coming through our regional headquarters in center city right on chestnut street. red cross workers who are mostly volunteers say that they have answered about 15,000 calls just this last week and as you can imagine, many of those calls are coming from people in dire straights who have not been able to get through to 911. workers here are directing folks there to their closest resourc resources. the center is open 16 phone lines and that's compared to the two that they normally use

federal judge in austin texas has temporarily blocked the obama administration's rules on transgender rules on public bathrooms. they told transgender students could use bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their department sued north carolina over house bill 2 which requires people to use public bathrooms that correspond with the sex on their birth certificates. while schools were not told explicitly to comply or lose federal funding the obama administration did not rule that out in court documents filed just last month. >>> still no arrest in connection with weekend shooting that hurt a teenager and two young boys on reservoir neighbors called the incident a drive by shooting telling us multiple gunshots rang out from a car saturday night hitting two 11-year-old boys and a 16-year-old. >> when i came outside somebody said here they come again but it wasn't them but everybody still was ducking and running. >> if you have any information to help police with the investigation they want to hear from you call crimestoppers. >>> covering fayetteville a woman accused of attempting to kill her nevada to is set to regina durr was babysitting the 2-year-old when see tried to do you understand smother the child on saturday. she pushed the boy

house, "fox5 local news". >> 4:32 is the time now one setback for the obama administration. >> federal judge in texas blocked administration order that public schools let transgender students use bathroom of their choice. texas and others filed lawsuits to block that order. the government over stepped its authority they say and did not allow community to weigh in on the matter. schools could risk federal fund physical they do not comply with the law. >>> and police trying to hunts down fourteen the for the totten metro stop 6:15. take a look this is clear surveillance of the four suspect police are looking for. if you happen to be on the green line between west hyattsville and georgia avenue stops around 6:15 they want to hear from you. >>> arlington county police are searching for a suspect that attempted to sexually assault a 27-year-old woman walking a round the key bridge. >> 2:30 sunday. >> a man ambushed the woman from behind the suspect covered her mouth and tried put his hands under her shorts and she broke free. it reaffirmed the need to always take precautions. >> i carry, always carry a mace key c

house fox news. >>> new federal regulations are hitting the tobacco industry. the food and drug administration will also regulate e-cigarettes and cig ars. the new rules will have no affect on how adults buy products. >> these products remain legal for adults. but starting on august 8th it will be illegal to sell those products to kids. we have a huge public health problem with kids use of e- cigarettes and cigars. it's gone up by 900% many the last few years. glfr there was no law -- >> before there was no law against selling to minors. >>> a machete attack in belgium send two female officers to the hospital. what the suspect shouted that has investigators linking to terrorism. >>> a celebration turns tragic in france. how the most common way to celebrate birthdays led to the death of 13 people. >>> in belgium today a man with a machete attacked and wounded two women police officers. it happened outside the main police station. police say the man shouted during the attack. he was shot by a third officer and died no. word on his identity. but police say they presume the attack was ab act of te

house. a federal judge in texas issuing a nationwide injunction blocking the obama administration's school bathroom guidelines. the order was requested by 13 states and comes days before classes are scheduled to begin. the supreme court is widely expected to have the final say in the matter. >>> iraqi forces launching an operation overnight not far from mosul. we have a live status report on the ground next. s b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are compet

federal response effort is ramping up as well. fema says it's opening three new disaster recovery centers in louisiana... and the obama administration will offer low-interest disaster loans for homeowners trying to rebuild. the white house says - all federal resources will be at the state's disposal for a recovery effort expected to take years. earnest says: "the response you've government has been effective, and the president and other members of his team that have operational responsibilities have been effective." on-cam tag we're expecting more rain ahead of obama's visit... and as one resident put it - he continues to ask for the country's thoughts and attention. in sorrento, will carr, fox news wildfires burning in eastern washington have destroyed at least 16 homes. the largest of the fires is being called the "hart road fire". gone up in flames-- and the blaze actually jumped the spokane river. dozens of homes are still being threatened. the state issued mandatory evacuations over the weekend. it's back to school time, and it's big business. billions of dollars go toward notebooks, pencils, and more each year. coming up, the hi-tech gadgets that will be at the top of lists for back to school shoppers this year. a

part of a lawsuit against the obama administration directive on transgender bathroom use in schools. today a federal judge in texas heard arguments. the white house directed schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity or risk losing federal funding. states that filed lawsuits call it federal overreach. the judge has not yet ruled on the injunction. >>> a maricopa county judge could issue her ruling as early as monday on that lawsuit seeking to block the marijuana we will keep you posted. opponents who filed that suit against prop 205 include maricopa county attorney and yavapai attorney. they argue petitions that people signed to qualify for the bill were misleading saying they didn't provide voters with a full explanation of what exactly is in this proposal that they would be voting on in that 100 word summary that was provided to the people who signed the petition. it's called the campaign to regulate marijuana like alcohol. that's what the proponents have titled it and have called the lawsuit in attempt to prevent arizonans from deciding the issue for themselves. judge heard arguments from

. >>> a federal administration's guidance for schools about the transgender bathroom issue. white house using title 9 as their reasoning for saying schools needed to to allow transgender students to use restrooms that they identify with. >> this judge has said title 9 is not ambiguous and does not mesh how the administration is interpreting it. so for now schools can do what they want and not lose federal funds. all right. pledge of allegiance, children or so. but evenith guidance from the state legislature a school is getting blow back from a note that went home to parents. and ken suarez has been covering that story for us this morning. hey kenny. we're about leon county school district that sent home that note and essentially, it says, what state law allows. that's if your kid wants to say pledge of allegiance they can say. if they don't want to say they don't to say it one guy ahowed of that note through his niece not say pledge allegiance that absolutely outrageous. so he began posting on facebook. and guess what, it has taken off. now, the note was actually a waiver. the waiver th

are also pleased that a federal court has sided with the governor's position and that the obama's administration overstepped its authority. >>> and the race for the right house donald trump is fighting accusations he is on his immigration strategy. hillary clinton is preparing for thousands of new emails to be released her time is secretary of state is the latest from washington. >>> donald trump rallied a crowd in akron ohio where he delivered an inclusive message on his push for law and order.>> i what every parent and child in this society including so importantly, every african-american and hispanic safe thriving and prosperous community. trumps appeal to hispanic voters was apparent when he called for a firm but fair policy to address an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants --. the nominee assessed he is not shifting.>> no i am not flip flopping. we want to have a fair firm answer.>> don't worry we will build a wall. >> he called out clinton for the nearly undisclosed emails and documents uncovered by the fbi from her private email server. while she was secretary of state. they say they are not sure what's in the documents but support all her wo

house. the police don't know if it was random or she was targeted. york city. >>> and looking for a job with high-paying benefits? the federal administration is hiring. the faa is looking to hire 1400 entry level air traffic controllers. the job requirements are easy. you need three years of steady employment and a bachelor's degree. the median salary is more than $120,000. the faa is accepting applications through next monday. and let's check the forecast with somara. >>> and let's do it. okay, we have -- and it's dry as you head out of the door this morning and not worried about wet weather. and that changes, though. the culprit, an area of low pressure into the gulf. all you need to know is that we get air moving in a counterclockwise circulation and that is going to take the west moisture from the gulf and spew it from south to north, meaning here in northeast ohio, we're going to reap the benefits of the rain and let's go through this. >>> and as we push through, what i want you to notice is we start -- the timing on this. we start off this morning with a threat of showers and scattered showers moving in from the west-southwest and we

house. so, this was why i found myself in federal confinement. the confinement center. initially i was jubilant. the obama administration wanted to lock me up for up to two years. by the way had they succeeded there is no way i could i could have made this movie on hillary. in fact, i'll be locked up now. but instead i got this eight month confinement center in which i was spend the night in a dorm, about the size of this room with 120 other guys who serve prison who served prison sentences. these were not white-collar guys. there may be five to eight criminal stress were drug smugglers, rapists, the whole gamut initially i was terrified the majority were hispanic so everybody seemed to be in some group or gain. so even the hispanics were not in one game. the american who are called's outsiders were in one gang and the mexicans had their gang. so i thought i can't talk to this guy can affect as you want to kill me. i did consider starting my own gang, the asian indian gang but after about a month i thought to myself, look i'm in a strange place, and sort of like an anthropologist lunch anthropologist in strange land. th

federal judge in texas has blocked the administration's order requiring public schools to let transgender students use ba gender identity. texas, wisconsin, and 11 other states challenged the white house directive as unconstitutional. the u.s. justice department says it's weighing its options. new at 10:00, the rising cost of a life-saving allergy medicine is forcing families to make tough choices. the price of epi-pens, from the company mylan, have gone up about 480% in the last several years to more than $400. one wisconsin mom who has a for those who have to decide between their health and their wallet. >> last year, we were told they were $400 without insurance. again, that is one of the reasons we have to keep picking a higher premium insurance, so that it gets covered. anchor: the company cites insurance plans with higher deductibles for the increase in cost. three senators are demanding answers. anchor: more fallout tonight for he lost four of his sponsorship deals today. first, speedo, ralph lauren, and skin care company syneron-candela dropped him today. then, mattress maker airweave followed suit. lochte and three of his teammates claimed they were robbed at gunpoint in rio.

the white house says america will be the people with louisiana as today after a federal judge in texas blocked obama administration order saying schools must let students use locker rooms and also bathrooms consistent with their chosen gender identity. the judge put the order on hold citing a federal law that says that gender is defined by biological, anatomical difference at birth but a gay rights attorney says the ruling is an attack on transgender people. >> the queen of soul getting much needed awreath that fran link says it is on doctor's orders including two shows next month at radio city music hall. the 74-year-old legend should be back on the road in mop. franklin canceled two shows in vegas last year as well. >> barb about a tries sand said enough is enough with siri mispronouncing the name so she went to the top and called apple's ceo tim cook and complained the voice-activated assistant is pronouncing with a "z" instead of an "s." >> that is clout there. dari: without a doubt. many people, myself included, stick their cell phones then charger before going to bed. know we are not supposed to. i heard it

house. so, this was why i found myself in federal confinement, confinement center. i was kind of jubilant. the obama administration wanted to lock me up for two years. had they succeeded, there's no way i could have made this movie. i could be locked up now. but instead i got this confinement center in which i would spend the night in a dorm about the size of this room with 120 others who had served prison sentences. have served prison sentences. and these were not white collar. they were five to eight. drug smugglers, armed robbers, rapists, the whole gamut. very rough guides. initially i was terrified because i thought to myself first of all, the majority were hispanic but they seemed to be in some kind of group or gang and they were complex. even though hispanics were not in one. of the hispanics outsiders were in one and then the mexicans had their gang so i was like i can talk to this guy because he will want to kill me. so i did consider starting my own gang, the asian indian gang. [laughter] but after about a month, i thought to myself look, i am in a strange place like an anthropologist in this strange lan

house. this was why i found myself in federal confinement center. initially i was jubilant, the obama administration wanted to lock me up for two years. had they succeeded, there is no way i could have made this movie on hillary. i would be locked up now. instead i got eight months confinement center in which i would spend the nights in a dorm, about the size of this room, with 120 other guys who had served prison sentences. these were not white-collar guys. maybe 5 to 8 white-collar criminals. the rest of them were drug smugglers, coyotes, armed robbers, rapists, the whole gamut of very rough guys. initially i was terrified, the majority were hispanic but everybody seemed to be in some group or gang and the gangs were complex. even the hispanics weren't in one game. the american hispanics had their own gang and mexicans had their gang so i am like i can't do this because that guy will want to kill me. i did consider starting my own gang, the asian indian gang. but after about a month i thought to myself look. i am in a strange place. i am an anthropologist in a strange land. this is not a place you

the white house says the president spoke with a fema administrator today and more than 70,000 people registered for assistance under a federal disaster declaration with at least 9000 filing flood insurance claims. the head of ireland's national olympic body, also a high-ranking member of the international committee has been arrested in rio de janeiro. accused of scalping tickets to the 2016 games. a 71-year-old was arrested after a wider probe into illegal ticket sales, which have resulted in the seizure of more than 1000 tickets. defense secretary chuck hagel will become an ivy league or this fall, going to harvard where he will be one of two visiting fellows at the school's institute of politics. ,e will meet with students faculty, and staff as part of the efforts to encourage interest in public life and increase interaction between the academic and political communities. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 100 and 20 countries. this is bloomberg. back to you. vonnie: thanks. let's get back to the fed minutes. erik schatzker has been covering this story in washington.

the white house said it's considering whether the electoral process -- >> that would give the federal government more of a role in assisting the administrators of those networks as they deter intrusions. >> reporter: while the feds would not address that illinois and arizona were targeted, there seems little doubt other states are affected. >> all states should begin they've suffered such a compromise. >> reporter: the dccc that raises money for the democratic party and the clinton foundation. >> if we ended up having a razor thin election and there's any question of even a small number of votes that could create a crisis of confidence in the entire electoral process. >> reporter: analysts say the issues should rise above partisan politics and both parties should get behind the administration to make clear that the u.s. will not tolerate any hacking effort. >> what about the new e-mails in the clinton e-mail scandal. >> reporter: the head of investigations told fox friday that there are benghazi-related records in the 14,900 documents recovered by the fbi. and late today, the state department spokesman confirmed that they have identified a n

house is looking to secure the national power grid. >> it would give access to the federal government more of a role in the administrations of the networks as they deter intrusions. >> the fbi views this sign cybe attack as a serious breech that would require both political parties to ensure the security of americans electoral process. foreign hackers determined as one security expert states create a crisis of confidence in the electoral process. >> what do you think about this? is it in jeopardy? >> p send us your comments on facebook, twitter or send an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> national polls show the republican nominee closing the cap as he launches attacks in critical states. >> clinton had a double dig get lead at 13 points now it is at 7 points. 46 percent to 49 percent. gary johnson 7 percent and green party candidate jill stein at 2 percent. johnson and stein are well below the 50 percent threshold needed to make the debate determined by five another polls. they solicited donors on how best to beat trump during the debate. she told them i don't know which donald trump will show up. maybe he will be presidential a

. >>> a federal judge in texas has blocked the obama administration's policy recording transgender bathrooms. the plan for the white houseirected public schools across the country to allow transgender students to use the restroom of their choice. but yesterday a judge in texas granted a temporary nationwide injunction. that means federal agencies cannot take action against public schools that choose not to follow that directive. >> gawker.com officially ended its operations today. the web site was sold after losing a personal privacy lawsuit against former professional wrestler hulk hogan. univision agreed to by gawker media for 135 million. employees will be assigned to other editorial roles. >>> fresh off her performance in rio, olympic gymnast gaby douglas will be joining the judge's path at this year's miss america competition. douglas will join "shark tank" entrepreneur and nba owner mark cuban actress sara foster, singer song writer of country music cole swindle. chris harrison returns to atlantic city next month to host the pageant and you can watch all the action unfold right here on 6abc. the 96th annual miss am

the white house said it's considering whether the electoral process -- >> that would give the federal government more of a role in assisting the administrators of those networks as they deter intrusions. >> reporter: while the feds would not address that illinois and arizona were targeted, there seems little doubt other states are affected. >> all states should begin they've suffered such a compromise. >> reporter: the dccc that raises money for the democratic party and the clinton foundation. >> if we ended up having a razor thin election and there's any question of even a small number of votes that could create a crisis of confidence in the entire electoral process. >> reporter: analysts say the issues should rise above partisan politics and both parties should get behind the administration to make clear that the u.s. will not tolerate any hacking effort. >> what about the new e-mails in the clinton e-mail scandal. >> reporter: the head of investigations told fox friday that there are benghazi-related records in the 14,900 documents recovered by the fbi. and late today, the state department spokesman confirmed that they have identified a n

federal funding. the obama administration announced the order three months ago after way to end against transgender schools across the nation. >>> it is a gamble across the state. the gold house and poker union, both of them shut down in phoenix. state investigators say they have been looking into the spots for almost one year. >>> a hard-working immigrant gunned down in cold blood. police are now identifying the man that they say was shot in the 711 robbery early morning. his family is hoping that the surveillance phuket simpson answers. this is of course the photo of that victim, shortly before running down that suspect, headed right there two that 7011. >> we want this person too, as bar. and, a second clerk got out of the store unharmed. the reward in the case is now up to $11,000. >> thanks but no thanks. that's what the american much of the city is saying. his reason is apparently over an invitation that was written in both english and spanish. mayor ken taylor sent him saying one nation means one language and he was insulted by the division. >> tricking and driving never mix but that does not stop some people from getting behind the wheel impaired. there is it wallet h

house. so, this was why i found myself in federal confinement. confinement center. now, initially i was kind of jubilant. the obama administration actually wanted to lock me up for up to two years. by the way, had they succeeded there's no way i could have made this movie on hillary. in fact i would be locked up now. but instead i got this eight-month confinement center in which i would spend the night in a dorm, about the size of this room, with 120 other guys who had served prison sentences, and these weren't white collar guys. there were maybe five to eight white collar crips. the rest were drug smuggler, coyotes, armed robberrers, rapist, the whole gamut of very rough guys guys and initial ilys kind of terrified because i thought myself, well, the majority were hispanic, but everybody seemed to be in some group or gang. and the gangs were complex. even the hispanics weren't in one gang. then hispanics who are called southsiders had their own gangs and then the mexicans had their gangs so i'm like, man, can't talk to this guy because that guy will want to kill me. did consider starting my own gang, the asia indian gang, but a

house chief of staff. and how the new administration picks cabinet secretaries and personnel for federal agencies. this runs two hours and 40 minutes. >> one of the most striking features today is the bipartisanship dashes of partisanship in the congress that writes the laws. the president and white house the planning, and departments and agencies that carry out the policies. it was not always the case. in 1952 president truman wanted to bring into the white house the republican and democratic presidential nominees to meet with his cabinet and white house staff members. he met with a partisan divide. he had wanted them to come in because he found that when he came into office he was not prepared. he came in in january of 1945. roosevelt died in april. truman knew nothing of the atomic bomb. by that experience, he wanted to bring people in such that they could understand what was ahead of them. adlai stevenson accepted. general eisenhower turned down truman's invitation, in large part because he said he was running against the administration's programs and the public would not understand why he wou

administration has had for the last eight years. i call it the great abdication. congress and the white house, they've abdicated their leadership authority to the federal reserve.y you want in washington, as long as interest rates are basically at zero. a fiscal borrowing cost for the last year have been 1.8%. you can pass a lot of friendly ledge laegislation when money i. >> jfk cut taxes. he had an economic policy that would be in line with what art would think is good today. >> let's be consistent. art, you keep talking about cutting taxes. the reality is, the budget deficit keeps growing. i want to hear republicans who are concerned about the budget deficit, address the fact that under donald trump's plan, it will be more budget deficits. >> the deficit, what is reported, has been declining and at a seven-year low. it's debt that's continued to rise for the past few years, and nobody in this election is addressing that great big elephant in the room. >> what i keep hearing is fiscal responsibility, fiscal responsibility. until your nominee throws that to the wind -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> julie, to respond, when you cut tax rates and broaden the race,

house said it's considering whether the electoral process deserves the same safety net as the power grid. that would give experts at the federal government more of a role in assisting the administratorsf those networks as they deter intrusion. reporter: while the feds would not address that illinois and arizona were targeted, there seems little doubter states will be affected. >> all states must begin with the per tech tough they may have already suffered such a compromise. reporter: cyber hackers successfully stole information from the dnc. a former bush homeland security official says the issue goes beyond november. >> if we ended up having a range of election and there is any question of a small number of votes that could create a crisis of confidence in the entire select early to process. reporter: analysts say the issue should rights above partisan politics. and they should make clear to foreign hackers that the u.s. will not tolerate any kinds of tampering. tom: donald trump launching the first of a wave of new advertisements set to air in about thele grounds states. the republican nominee with a $10 million ad bias he prepares a peach, a key issue of his campaign, immigration.

bill clinton's administration, we had all kinds of federal programs in the city of cleveland and elsewhere in the country, rap housesbicycle patrols, foot patrols, we had 100 people in a policing unit. 2003, 2006 we had 1500, you can't get rid of 500 police officers and then ask the question, what's going on here? charles: and ultimately the people in the community and the police all want the same thing. they want peace and harmony. >> absolutely. these guys and gals out here in the trenches in the police department, they would love nothing better than to drive around in a sports car all day long. [laughter] >> wave at the kids, play with the kidsnd not have one radio assignment to attend to. that's the goal in life. charles: steve, i just want to say thanks for all your service and being a voice. sometime, you know, i know it's critical and you put yourself in a position where you get a lot of pushback, we need to hear that and i appreciate you taking out the time. >> thank you very much for having me, sir. >> hillary clinton is in ohio, taking the stage, and it's expected she's going to attack donald trump's tax p

federal money. more than $120 million approved for that area. some of that has already been distributed to families p to meet their everyday needs. and other things that white house has done like putting the fema administrator down there, sending department of homeland security secretary down there. the white house wants to say, look at the job we've done. such that even the highest ranching republican in louisiana, lieutenant governor, has been praising the federal response. not to say going down there doesn't mean anything, the president was probably always going to go down there. the white house likes to do it on its own time when the time is right. they also keep saying the governor of louisiana asked the president to wait and not go down there right away. because of the resources that it takes away from what is needed immediately on the ground, brianna. >> what about looking back for instance to superstorm sandy. i know they say look, it is a democratic governor who says we don't need to be there right way. we hear that from hillary clinton as well. she doesn't have a trip on her schedule. compare this to superstorm sandy. what is the timing there for how long it took for him to pay a visit? >> we look

administration. the white house has had some convening on this issue as well. we have more than just federal law. there is the power of the bully pulpit. the president has spoken on this issue. i have spoken on it as well. it's the power of publicizing these issues. that's why i'm glad we are here today. with these two associations. these associations have done more i think to tell the untold story of the minority people in this country than any other organization. and that is still so important. when i travel around, as i said i'm going to cities that i found a way to work together. i was in baton rouge last week also in a city that is just in grief over all of the incidents. i think that they are focusing on trying not to be, try not to let this divide us. there are signs, billboards we , will not be divided. which is a great message but as , i was talking with the leaders in baton rouge it was clear a lot of issues they were raising have not really crossed over into the larger baton rouge community. that's why organizations like this i think are key because if we don't tell our stories, someon

federal government gives out, the multitude of regulations and initiatives that derive from government agencies is the, makes it a competence of the white house tried to push. >> the record of the administration will be what you have done the record administration that we set out in this big book that josh was talking about we want to check the things off, didn't, didn't, didn't wear in the end administration is just the list of things we checked off we did? >> we got health care past. those of the website of a competent. did we get a comprehensive i'm a change legislation done? no. but we were climate change treaty we have signed. we have done significant changes in the missions of motor vehicles -- emissions of motor vehicles and trucks. you can either go about it with one big legislative a which is what people often think about or 10 regulatory changes which ay have the same affect. >> it is not an on-off switch. you're continually working on the priorities of the administration. during even when vice president gore was running for president, the clinton administration was working very hard to a cop was all the things that president clinton wanted to a copy. also to the other part of your

federal government gives out, the multitude of regulations and initiatives that derive from ,overnment agencies is the makes it a competence of the white house tried to push. >> the record of the administration will be what you have done the record administration that we set out in this big book that josh was talking about we want to check the things off, didn't, didn't, didn't wear in the end administration is just the list of things we checked off we did? we got health care past. those of the website of a competent. did we get a comprehensive i'm a change legislation done? no. but we were climate change treaty we have signed. changesdone significant in the missions of motor of motor-- emissions vehicles and trucks. you can either go about it with one big legislative a which is what people often think about or 10 regulatory changes which may have the same affect. >> it is not an on-off switch. you're continually working on the priorities of the administration. during even when vice president gore was running for president, the clinton administration was working very hard to a cop was all the things that president clinton wanted to a copy. also to the other part of your question, you have a

administration's record on coal. ♪ >> with the house and senate returning from summer break, on thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern we will preview for key issues facing congress, federalding to combat the zika virus. >> women in america want to make sure they have the ability to not get pregnant because mosquitoes ravage pregnant women. >> today they turn down the very money that they argue for last may and they decided to gamble with the lives of children like this. >> the annual defense policy and programs bill. >> all of these folks are vital to the future of this nation. in a time of turmoil and a time of the greatest number of refugees since the indio world war ii. >> criminal justice reform and gun violence legislation. >> every republican and every democrat wants to see less gun violence. --we must continue to work the work of gun violence. >> and the resolution for congress to impeach john cuffed and and -- commissioner of the internal revenue service for high crimes and misdemeanors. >> will review the expected congressional debate with the senior congressional correspondent for the washington examiner. join us at 8:00 eastern for congress this fall. washingt

obama administration where they have a democratic majority in the house and senate, that, that deficit rose to $1.3 trillion. that's not even to mention the growth in those seven years of how much federalnding increase during that period of time. think at the time the time is like $2.4 trillion of federal outlay, maybe over 3,000,000,000,000 dollars over seven years. population growth was 4%. how big does this government have to be really. when you read these endless stories about the duplication of services, obama care has basically become an expansion of medicaid and is costing taxpayers a huge fortune. yet they are not receiving better services. now with me, it's about having a smaller more efficient government. the realization realization that we have a finite amount of capital left we can divided a couple of ways. we. we can either give it to the people that innovate and create jobs and they use dynamic economy to grow, or you can give it with bureaucrats who do nothing but shovel paper and are inefficient at what they do. >> a cartoonist who is deceased we did an interview with him in 2008 was probably as far left as you are right, i want to know what you think of this, he's not