greta: why shoes? >> shoes are the one important piece of equipment for a runner that with base bail's a bat and mitt. but in running, shoes are it. my old coach firmly believed an ounce in a pair of running shoes are worth 10 miles. i became a guinea pig. gets * that coach is bill bowman. he was determined to create a better running shoe. but when his ideas were ignored he decided to make his own. his fashion soon became knight's passion. greta: you stop in japan to see about the shoes. >> i saw one made the most' sense was kobe. greta: you pretends like you are a company. you were not a company. but you became a company as you were sitting there in your mind. you sit down with this japanese businessmen. and they had a shoe factory. what was their shoe called? >> tiger. greta: you sit there and what happens? >> there were 20 people in there. as i walked through they all stood up and bowed as if you are a visiting dignitary from the united states. i'm 24 years old wearing the one sight own. all my asse

greta? >> i'm good. so tell me about being blacklisted? how does it fan fest itself already? how do you feel it. >> it's amazing. i couldn't believe it. because i mean we are living in the greatest country in the world with freedom and should be able to speak and say whatever you want and back. candidate. when i got back to cleveland i went jobs lined up and jobs weren't there any more because of my support for mr. trump. i have to tell you all the negative social social media stuff i have been getting people calling me racist. migrate grandparents died at ought auschwitz. my family has been through a lot. how they use the word nowadays is incredible. they put new this box. but, also been blessed by having a lot of people in the industry calling me and telling me how brave i've been and telling people the truth about what's going on. and so i'll be in the business. i will keep working and i have great people that support me. >> all right. you spoke at the convention. obviously we just showed

. >> good evening, greta, how are you? >> very well this was billed in part as a speech that would lay out donald trump's plan to destroy isis. are you satisfied with his speech? did you get that information? >> well, i think one of the most important things you have to do is not have such a narrow focus. i think you have to look at this globally. what i would have recommended to mr. trump is that you sit down and look at what we call the geographic areas of responsibility. european command, pacific command african command and southern command and here in the continental united states of america. what you at the present time do is apply the four elements of national power which is called the dime theory. diplomatic, informational. to those geographic regions to talk about your strategy to dee dee feet those in those regions. when we try to narrow this focus down to just isis we miss out on the global jihadi issue that we have. that's where donald trump could have done a little bit better. this whole thing about a commissio

>> hi, greta. there is awful lot of discussion about immigration also the idea of a special prosecutor. trump has had a quiet day. he has been in texas. he has had a couple of private meetings and here in austin later tonight. texas is a red state. it's been voting republican for president for the last nine cycles. tomorrow go to mississippi. another state that's been solidly red for almost, you know, 30, 40 years. so, for trump to be here is about raising money and it's about organizing the base. and it does come in this week as you were talking to ms. conway about where there has been taken off the schedule. the immigration speech has been postponed because how you choose to describe it, the trump original throw major pillars of his immigration plan one, build a big wall, two deport all the aliens here and three muslim ban although the those things what trump said his decision would be. he says he is a deal maker and in winner-take-all state dials have to be made that wall is going to places tech

>> hi, greta. are you doing? >> good. >> the news today about this particular set of emails have been released is that huma abedin knew that there was some insecurity associated with the clinton email when they were on a trip to russia. big deal? not a big deal? and if it's a big deal, what are you going to do about it? >> well, i think it's a big deal in that huma, the deputy chief of staff knew that the clinton server wasn't secure and hillary clinton knew her server wasn't. >> i don't know if it shows that secretary clinton does but huma abedin did. >> she sent emails going around russia their blackberries weren't secure. in the house when we go to hot zones like, this we don't take our blackberries or iphones with us because someone doesn't have to steal your phone to get information off of it they just have to be in close proximity. if they would have brought their phones to russia, left them on the plane, they are not secure on a u.s. plane on a russian tarmac. the russians can still access t

always nice to see you, sir. >> thanks, greta. take care. >> and a new trump campaign team, does that mean a new donald trump or does it mean more of the same? governor january brewer is here next. also did olympic swimmer ryan lochte lie about being robbed in rio? new video that you have to see. that's coming up. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. president that god ever created. >> americanism, not globalism, will be our creed doe. >> when next mexico sendz its people, they are not sending their best, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapist. >> he referred to my hands if they are small, s

>> that's right, greta. shortly after 8:00 p.m.aturday night, police say that the 20-year-old faruqy attack ad couple come home in apartment complex coming home over my soldier. the couple live in the top floor of a three story apartment complex. he apparently attacked them with a knife. it appears to have been random and the fbi, of course, investigating because multiple witnesses to what happened here said that he was shouting allah akbar or god is great often heard in acts of terrorism. we were able to speak with one of the neighbors here who lives directly across from the couple that was attacked. her name is angel bonbarin here is what she told us. >> i saw a lot of blood on the rails down there on the second landing and a rag looked like it might have been part of her shirt. >> so no one was fight not guilty stairwell. >> not when i came in. >> what you saw was a trail of blood. >> yes. >> where was blood on this? >> there was blood here and over here. >> so it looked like signs of a struggle? >> yes. and it sounded like it.

>> good evening, greta.ding out from the department of justice is essentially that there was an investigation ongoing with the fbi and relearned that a couple of months ago and now the doj is telling us today that there is no current investigation into the clinton foundation. the fbi was telling us around january. we had reported on fox news with catherine herridge that there was an investigation into any possible intersection between the clinton foundation and the state department as run under then secretary of state hillary clinton. fbi officials and doj officials are not commenting to us now or responding to these reports that fbi officials brought this case to the doj and then it was just dropped. and we do know that james comey was testifying, the fbi director, last month before capitol hill. he would not confirm or deny the existence of any type of investigation into the clinton foundation. but what we're now learning is what we have had released in these emails thanks to freedom of information act req

>> greta, good evening to you. we h trump is harrisburg and motorcade is making the 50 or 20 minute drive here to mechanicsburg is going to be here to address the crowd. sort of enthusiasm and numbers of crowds that we typically see in the month of october. second battle ground stop that trump was making today. he was in columbus, ohio, earlier today. polls in ohio on the average got hillary clinton leading there. the last two have it neck and neck. he has a little more work to do here in pennsylvania. hillary clinton is about 4 points ahead in the real clear politics average and don't forget pennsylvania has not voted for a republican since they voted for george bush not the last george bush but bush 41 back in 1988. trump has got a lot of work to do. he hopes to put pennsylvania in play because it's one of the big states is he going to have to win if he hopes to take the oval office. one of the ways he is appealing to people here and you get that sense from talking to folks here, working class folks that feel the

>> greta, that is also, also being established by the authorities.e trying to determine specifically when we look at vanessa. vanessa had come to the massachusetts area to visit her mother. she went out jogging. the question is, who knew that she was in this area? or did she jog in the same area all of the time? and when you look at the fact that they took time, not only to kill vanessa, but to burn her body, that leaves suspicion that there is a possibility of someone in this community that can very well be a killer. when you look at karina, we know that there was d.n.a. left about her body. so, therefore, what authorities are trying to determine, greta, is a d.n.a. match. they are going into that data bank to try to make that determination, greta. >> i heard the prosecutor last night speaking it was chilling how he told everybody to be on the lookout because they have a killer out there. this was the massachusetts murder. it was terrifying what he was warning the citizens in the area to be very vigilant. >> you know, greta, and it's something our v

greta? >> mike, thank you.oman just pushing her infant in a stroller. >> yeah. >> now to some breaking news just moments ago. california lawmakers made sure some like broke turner will not get a light sentence for rape. turner a former stanford swimmer sparked national outrage when he was given just six months in jail for raping unconscious classmate. new bill passed closes the leadership hole that allowed the judge to go easy on turner. turner will be released on friday after serving just three months behind bars. severe weather looming for several parts of the country. are you in the path of a storm or the potential flooding? that forecast straight ahead. and don't forget to watch sean hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. donald trump's campaign manager kellyanne con v.a. joins tonight at 10:00 p.m. on hannity. it's not something you do now and then. or when it's convenient. it's using state-of-the-art simulators to better prepare for any situation. it's giving offshore teams onshore support. and it's empow

>> owned this group and that group. >> hi, greta.ht will be the second in donald trump's entire campaign, speech delivered at a rally with the help of a teleprompter. he did it earlier this week. he has used teleprompters for policy speeches. he used to say that the prompter wouldn't work in an effort to sharpen his message and improve his rhetorical battle with hillary clinton he will use one tonight. we have breaking news for you. trump is revising his schedule for campaigning tomorrow and will go to baton rouge, louisiana to tour the devastating floods that have been plaguing that state. this is a last-minute decision by the trump campaign. it will be both donald trump and his running mate mike pence going there. and it is intended to show that he is dealing with united states cease, preparing himself for the presidency it will come tomorrow the day after president obama was golfing with the comic larry david. there will be plenty of rhetoric about that. tonight, trump is expected to go after the obama administration for what dona

greta: >> exhaustion. [laughter] jules: mcgovern gave the speech so late because flights continued to go on over various issues on the platform including the war in vietnam even though the platform had been adopted. it actually played out the next morning when the staff met to choose a vice president or to decide who should be cast to be vice president. it was done in a very hurried the pointling way to that -- i am sure we will get to it in this discussion -- led to probably the most disastrous part of the mcgovern campaign, which was the selection of the vice presidential nominee who did not stand up. greta: in the convention hall that night, are the people with him? are they still there? it is 2:30 in the morning. jules: oh yes. the mcgovern followers at the convention, many had never been to a convention before. new delegates, they were importantly initiated by mcgovern himself on the commission. you had a lot of people there had never been to any convention, had never been much involved with politics

>> that's right, greta. the most important development late today is that some of these fbi files have now been provided to the house government oversight committee. but significantly the files that relate to mrs. clinton's interview have sections that are entirely blacked out or heavily redacted. and that's important because it tells us that even to this day the information is so highly classified that some members of congress can't even read it. so, when mrs. clinton says, and you were talking with the speaker about this earlier, release them, this on its face is entirely suspect and at the very least disingenuous because it's simply not possible. >> why would it be -- i mean, okay, the fact it's blacked out means it's classified. >> correct. >> you have got the fbi was talking to her about this. >> um-huh, that's right. >> and, you know, and i assume that imunited states from a -- emanates out of emails. whole cloth. >> that's right. >> it would heighten my security. if i got all these documents and they

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>> greta, good evening. hillary clinton has previously testified that all of the work-related emails from her time as secretary of state, some 55,000 pages of them were turned over to the department of state back in november 2014. now, the department acknowledges that earlier this month it received from the fbi an additional 14,900 documents on seven cds that were not part of what mrs. clinton made avisible. state department officials say they have just begun going through the newly recovered documents which are emails which are work related and which are personal. turning over as many as law will alive to legal watch. the group that sued for access to clinton's emails and attended a hearing about them in federal district court today. judicial watch also eliseed a number of separate email exchanges today voluming aids and showing easy access that big time donors to the clinton foundation have enjoyed to the secretary's inner office. separately fox news obtained call records for hillary clinton's chief of sta

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>> good evening, greta.r clinton political donors and those who used to work for the clinton global initiative and clinton foundation asking for favors of the state department while secretary of state hillary clinton was in charge here, asking for favors like setting up different meetings with ambassadors or perhaps a job meeting. this one is from doug band, a long-time advisor to former president bill clinton. he once led the clinton global initiative. in 2009 he emailed cheryl mills and huma abedin both top aids to then secretary of state hillary clinton. he forwards email from associate entitled favor. the associate was looking for a job, band instructs be a be dean and mills that the matter was quote important and need to do be taken care of. abedin responds almost immediately that we have all had him on our radar. what we have gotten from the clinton campaign in response to all of this neither of these emails involved the secretary of state or relate to the foundation's work. they are communications bet

he was an amazing human being, greta. absolutely. was, he was at the pinnacle of his life, honestly. he just turned 30 years old, beautiful wife, two amazing children. one almost two and a baby on nine weeks old when he left this earth. so it's been a horrific five years, it is what it is. we make it. >> and now, of course, you know, we have you here tonight to ask you questions about the simmering controversy with another gold star family whose family also made the ultimate sacrifice as well. where do you weigh in on the controversy of donald trump and gold star families? >> the thing i've been trying to to say. i appreciate you giving me this chance to speak to the nation. what i want people to do is stop, enough with the outrage culture. yes, mrs. khan wants to be offended by the comment she has every right to be. my husband and i were very vocal about what we thought about this administration after our son's death and his rules of engagement. and we took a lot of flack for it we were willing to take it. the khan, family they sure

greta, great to see you.resident is talking about how this supposedly worked but failed to mention that other americans, dual nationals, have been taken by tehran since that time that the four others were released. >> that's right. and of course you have also bob levenson who has been missing since 2009 or 2007. heather, this whole thing about denying it's ransom, in order to believe this was not a ransom, you must believe this, that suddenly one day in iran, that after holding these americans in a vicious prison for years, that the iranians woke up and thought, let's release the americans, let's just release them. i mean, of course it was a quid pro quo. it was a ransom. and the troubling thing, of course, is that, you know, the president won't admit that it was a ransom. and it's against american policy, not against the law but against american policy. then you have the question of paying the cash and paying it in swiss dollars, swiss currency and in euro dollars. the president says, well, the reason we did

thanks, greta. >>> the fear of funding terror, the u.s. state department lists iran as a top state sponsor of terrorism. last year secretary of state john kerry insisted any money sent to iran would not be used to fund terror. >> as you know there's concern that iran will take some of that money that they're going to get from the frozen assets, that they'll use it on some of it to create mischief, more mischief in the area, give some of it to hezbollah, some of it to the shiite militias in yemen, so forth. what is the u.s. prepared to do about that? how do you see that playing out? >> we're going to clamp down. they're not allowed to do that. outside even of this agreement. this is a u.n. resolution that specification applying to them not being allowed to transfer to hezbollah. >>> and from the pentagon, the president said this. >> can you assure that none of the money went to support terrorists. >> it's been interesting to watch this story surface. some of you may recall we announced these payments in january. you'll recall there were all

andrew has more. >> reporter: good evening, greta.ers tell us this is still a top priority and will remain a top priority until the suspected serial shooter is off the street. the latest shooting they've been able to tie to this string of shootings happened back at july 11th at night in an area of phoenix on the east side of town. that's important to message, most have been consolidated in the west side. of the nine shootings, seven have happened on the west side, now two, including this one, have happened on the ooze side of town, a 21-year-old man and 4-year-old boy were driving in a residential neighborhood when they were fired upon in the evening hours. they were not hurt thankfully, but the same cannot be cede for some of the other victims in this case. so far seven people have been killed by this suspected series killer. others have been injured. luckily in this case, no injuries. police are not detailed how they're able to tie the cases together, but they have put out the sketch of a possible suspects. they say he's a lanky man

>> well, greta.hink that some of the sustained focus on that particular question in these polls is mistaken. because we have seen hillary clinton's performance in head-to-head matchups with donald trump pretty consistently show that she is running quite well against him. you are right, we have seen uptick in head-to-head matchups. we have seen other favorability ratings go up after this. in one poll that came out today she even overtook donald trump on which candidate you would trust to handle the economy. that's the first time this particular poll showed her leading on that question. i think issue after issue when you break down these polls, hillary clinton standing over donald trump suggests we are on a good trajectory. long way to go and this race is going to remain very tight especially in the battleground states. we emerge from this convention with a great deal of momentum whereas by contrast there is a gallup poll came out in the last couple days that suggest more people came away from the repu

greta van susteren joins us live. greta, what do you make of these subpoenas? you know the legalities here. do the companies comply or fight back? >> you always fight a subpoena. it's interesting that the house republicans want this and frankly i don't blame them. there's some politics involved in this, as you very well know, shannon, but look, e-mails keep surfacing since we were told the whole universe of e-mails were out there, look at the 15,000 documents and e-mails that the fbi has come up with that we learned about yesterday. it seems fair play to be curious. naturally there is a lot of politics involved in this, but secretary clinton created this problem for herself. >> what do you make of her last night on late night tv, laughing about it and saying, i feel embarrassed that my e-mails are so boring? >> she knows a lot of people who might be watching that show aren't watching the news during the day, and during the evening, and may see the more serious discussion about these e-mails and the fact that they're classified. naturally she's trying to reach a

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#greta. we'll show you your live twitter votes throughout the show. >>> but what about bob levinson? he's the longest held hostage in history. he vanished in iran in march of 2007. and in january of this year, the white house said not sure where levinson is. >> we have reason to believe that he no longer is in iran. and that is -- that's why we continue to press for information about his whereabouts. and we'll continue to do that and we've secured a commitment from the iranians to use the channel that has now been opened to secure the release of those individuals that we know were being held by iran unjustly, to try to gather information about mr. levinson's possible whereabouts. >> dan wlech slevinson is on th record. your family has written another letter to iran today. what are you seeking? >> we're trying to get my dad home. it's been almost 9 1/2 years and we've been on this show many times now and we're trying to make sure that the obama administration and iranian government will be wor

great to see you, greta. >> that was absolutely disgraceful.ob is to be a spokesperson, saying such stupid stuff, i can't speak to that, i can't speak to that. that is her job, being a spokesperson. what happened to transparency? she said we talked to a wide range of people at my level. what in the world does that mean? this is her job. the state department is supposed to be transparent and give us information. why are we even paying for this >> greta, you and i are lawyers, we know there are multiple investigations and civil cases pending as well. i've got to think that's a tough job. what can you answer? >> it's not a tough job. then don't go out there. or say, look, i've been instructed by the lawyers not to say it. but to say with that phone little business, i can't speak to that, i can't speak to that, or i tried to talk to a wide range of people, that provides no information. don't have a press conference. and while you're not having your press conference, why don't you put out a memo as to why you didn't get all these e-mails out to begi

in for my friend greta van susteren. republican presidential nominee donald trump is making news for calling secretary hillary clinton a bigot. clinton first tried painting trump as a racist as she tried to fend off attacks for a pay for play scheme at the clinton foundation. she tweeted back saying he is the one that is the bigot. thanks for joining us tonight, mr. trump. >> thank you, kimberly. >> all right. people are asking. you called secretary clinton a bigot, but you say she is the one actually using race baiting and pandering to get african-american voters. do you still stand by that statement or do you think the rhetoric has gone too far in the campaign? >> well, i don't know too far or not. i can tell you that they have done and she has done a terrible job for the african-americans. if you look at their numbers. you look at what's going on statistically. 40% in poverty. 58% of african-american youth. can't get jobs. it's on and on. you look at the crime rates. you look at education and the inner cities. you loo

let's bring in greta van susteren, host of "on the record" on the fox news channel.re talking about the economy on one hand, security and safety on another and at a time certainly in wisconsin when you have riots after a police officer shot an armed suspect, the guy was armed, you have riots because of that. this is clearly an issue where donald trump -- trying to position himself as the law and order candidate -- should certainly find some traction. what do you think? >> well, perhaps except a mar -- marquette law school poll preceded some of this rioting over the weekend. but in that poll, secretary of state hillary clinton is 15 points ahead of donald trump. he's got an uphill battle right now in wisconsin. wisconsin's always been a closely-divided state. they have a republican governor, but they've also got the down ballot race which involves former senator russ feingold who's extremely popular in wisconsin, he got beaten by senator ron johnson who has lost a lot of his popularity since he's been in office as u.s. senator. so people are rallying around senator ru

and now, here's greta van susteren. good evening. i'm greta van susteren.nation at risk. first, we can't stop a man with a bomb in his diaper, then we try terrorists in civilian courts, and this week defense secretary robert gates announced the possible repeal of don't ask, don't tell. is this horrific decline in national security good for our country? should homosexuals be allowed to prance around our military

"on the record" with greta van susteren is next.got donald trump. ♪ ♪ this is a fox news alert. a man with suction cups just arrested for climbing the trump tower. he made it nearly 20 floors up the building. finally, just before "on the record" he was pulled inside the window in a moment donald trump, he will join us. first, fox news correspondent bryan llenas is live at trump tower. brian, what happened? >> hi, greta. can you hear me? we are on the north side right now of the tower. left side fifth avenue. around 3:30. a man, a climber divide to do climb the southeast corner of donald trump tower here on fifth avenue, new york city. as he was climbing over the hour, the nypd went in and they essentially what they tried to do is break through

greta, you are the moderator. you should let them say these things. -- shouldn't let them say these things. and what point in the history of this country did we become a democracy? i was a fallen asleep and missed something. you tohe format allows challenge the guests that are sitting here in a civil way. go ahead. guest: thank you for your call and thank you for that question. i do think democracy is a word that is thrown around, including by the founders of this nation. yet we have to live every day to give it meaning. we are a representative democracy. democracy doesn't mean direct democracy. we don't have national referendum on every issue. we are a representative democracy where the building i can see here out of the window is where hundreds of people who have been elected by their citizens in their districts come to represent ideally the democracy -- represent the views of their constituents. what we know is this country was never meant to represent everyone who lives here, works here and is a citizen. i can

martha mccallum is in for greta. she goes "on the record" right now. "special report" online begins in four seconds. >> and it's the dog days of august and it is heating up between trump and hillary. he is on the war path today going after what he calls the most corrupt enterprise in political history. hello, there, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in tonight for greta van susteren. here is donald trump today 1 p.m. in florida. watch. >> it's impossible to tell where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. she then lied about our crime to congress over and over again to congress. i'm so sick of looking and seeing and i don't hear act. she lied to congress 100 percent everybody agrees and it takes so long for them to act. the fbi did not act. i have such respect for the fbi. i am so disappointed. i am so disappointed. i love the fbi. i have such high regard. high respect for the fbi. how did they let that happen? she was so guilty. she was so guilty. the world is laughing at us, folks. and then you have bill clinton meeting with the

hell loy i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren.sterday a scandal with emails. another one. i'm not talking about the 33,000 emails that she deleted or got rid of. can you imagine what was on those can you imagine? i love that you can imagine what was on those emails? 33,000 emails were deleted. and she said, well, it had to do with the wedding and yoga.

greta van susteren had the softballs in her hand tonight.he allowed donald trump to tell the lie about what he said yesterday with absolutely no comeback from greta van susteren at all. >> yeah. i think by november he's going to be appearing exclusively on ham radio sets in upper michigan, which will be all right because we'll all be able to hear him in our teeth. no, i think david came to a very good point there, and i sensed this actually in 2012. and it goes back further than that. it certainly goes back to the first inauguration of this particular president. there's a wildness and an untamed element to american conservative politics that's gotten worse over the last 20 years, and it's sort of like this free-floating dark energy that's been looking for a focus, a focal point over the last two or three cycles. and boy, it found one this time. i'll tell you what. i went to a donald trump rally, the first one i ever went to, in lowell, massachusetts almost a year ago, and it was flat terrifying. it really was. >> david cay johnson, charlie p

greta? [ applause ] >> thank you so much.dailey for your service to our country and for your leadership of this great american institution. i'm greta lundeberg, vice president for strategy and advocacy at the boeing company. and it's an honor to be here with you tonight to celebrate the boeing milestone of flight hall during our centennial year as well as this museum's 40th anniversary. and also my birthday. so it's a special night for me as well. [ applause ] >> thanks. as a mother of a 4-year-old, my daughter talks a lot about what she wants to be when she grows up. some weeks it's a firefighter. other weeks it's batman or wonder woman. but after countless visits to the air and space museum, all she talks about now is wanting to be an astronaut. while her career options may evolve, i know she'll never lose that fascination with space and science and innovation, and that's a testament to the stories and experiences this place unlocks for its millions of visitors each year. that's the reason that boeing has supported the nati

. >> last night on on the record with greta van susteren trump didn't apologize for the coal-mining industry. >> clinton said not so long ago she wants to put the miners and the mines out of business and its ridiculous ridiculous pitch he tried to retract a better was a bit late. >> trump promising to bring back lighting shots and telling the crowd the november election be the last chance to seize the coal industry. >> donald trump says he does not speak for the secret service about as controversial second member comments. called the report on "cnn" a hoax that took his comments out of context. a federal official to the secret service has not had any formal talks with the trump campaign about the 2nd amendment comments. >> whoa did everybody see this yesterday? hydrometer over the streets of midtown manhattan. yesterday police captured a 20-year-old man trying to climb the trump tower using suction cups. he claimed he wanted a private audience with trump to discuss an important matter. police took him into custody on the 21st floor after warning him that the window could. >> once he proceede

thought they trump will be a guest tonight on the record with greta van festering at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. don't miss that as well. lea: the u.s. but the sight of a sustained bombing campaign. american warplanes launching against the stronghold at the request of the u.n. backs libyan government targeting isis tanks and vehicles. >> we will be working closely with them and they will be determining the case and success in this camp in. they have their forces on the ground conduct in their efforts and this will be in support of their efforts. lea: spokesman peter cook at even strength did not have an endpoint at this moment in time. this is the third u.s. airstrike against isis in libya. nicole: hong kong came to a standstill today's typhoon me that moved across the city. most of hong kong's financial hub was close to more than 150 flights were canceled. thousands of passengers, low-lying areas put on flood alert. hong kong's first major typhoon this year of more than 60 miles per hour. the city's transportation system is restarted in the afternoon after hong kong lowered the tr