grimm. the rules of debate has been shared with and agreeo by both campaigns. the candidate will have a maxim of 90 seconds to respond to individual questions and will be given the opportunity to respond it directly addressed by the other candidate. we will happily call across examination round where each candidate will be asked to ask his opponent a question and they will be a lightning rod for just a short response. for those of you at home, following on social media using the hashtag and why one politics an and y 11. we begin with short opening statements. the order was drawndomly. schrayer was selected first and so he will begin with the first statement. >> i think the people at home watching tonight. with honesty and integrity. i had the deputy president of staten island after the september 11th trage were nearly 300 families are my committee suffered a great loss. the chief of staff and during the 12 years during the safest community in america. i ran for congress at a vital time and a

grimm. the are the rules of debate, which have been shared with by both campaigns. they will have a maximum of 90 seconds to respond to individual questions it will be given the opportunity to respond if directly addressed by the other candidate. will have a cross-examination round during which each candidate will be asked to ask his opponent a question. will be a lightning round it was the answers must be yes, no, or a short response. please follow along tonight on social media. we begin now with short opening statements. the order was drawn randomly. selected first so he will begin with the first opening statement. dan: good evening. i think the audience and the people at home where watching tonight. i have serve this community for over 20 years with honesty and integrity. i was the deputy president of staten island during one of the most vital times of our city's history, after the september 11 tragedy. i was chief of staff when we closed the garbage dump. i was the da of staten island wh

sharp barbs anover grimm's criminal history and donovan's office dormitory. you can read the full story at nypost.com. here's that exchange from new yorkrk 1 last night. >> and i ran for congress at a vital time whenhe my opponent ld to our community, asked us to vote for him and then used our vote to cut a deal with the haves disdepartment to get -- justice department to get a sweeter deal, and we didn't have a voice in washington for over five months during barack obama's last term in office. i had a campaign going on now that you're watching, you're witnessing that's filled with lies and distortions. so much so that the president of the united states had to come in andis set the record straight. he told people of our community he wants me to be the candidate, he wants me back in congress to help him make the america first agendahi succeed and help make america great again. >> i'veed had the honor many times in my life to serve. many of you know i served with the united states marine corps in come a bass and then -- combt and then served with the fbi underc

it's grimm and donovan. president is lined up with donovan in this base and said don't nominate michael grimm because if you do this is the kind of democraistrict the demo could pick up. grimm has tried to position himself as the most pro trump candidate. >> you cannot make this stuff up. we'll see you through the evening. he's on the ground in staten island with more on the republican primary race between grimm and donovan. what are you hearing from voters on the ground? >> to bring you back, people across the country were introduced to him right. he pled guilty to tax evasion and perjury charges and then won his election, re-election to congress. he was the former congressman and then re-signed after the guilty plea and served 7 months in prison. walking around here the last couple of days around staten island and is saying are you going to elect a guy convicted for a felon and said when super storm sandy hit this area it was michael grim that stood up and got legislation passed that really pulled back the

host: michael grimm is apparently up 10 points. rep. emmer: we have seen a lot of different polls echo many -- that go many different ways. we will see. at the end of the day, polls are important, but the most important thing are the people that show up at the polls and vote for their candidate. i think dan donovan will do very well. host: if former congressman grimm wins the primary, will the nrcc support him? that is a: i think bigger question that has to be discussed with the chairman of r.c.c. we need to make it very clear that we are committed to holding our majority in the u.s. house of representatives so that we can continue to advance the economic policies, the national security initiatives, everything the trump administration is doing right now to make america great again. host: based on your answer, will it be a discussion? rep. emmer: i think that is more appropriately addressed to the chair. host: back to your calls. maxine in michigan, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. thank you for taking my call. i am nauseou

we are to start with michael grimm. michael: there has been enough name-calling, i think that the people want to your about what is going on in the district. we haven't heard an update in a long time. i think this is a great opportunity. there is a park with contamination. we haven't heard anything. can you tell us what exactly the source of the contamination is? is there a timeline to get it one? >> they found the flyover and realized it was caused by the city. it's a federal parkland and it was decided the city will clean it. it's going to be part of the seawall as we're starting the seawall from underneath the bridge and going along the east coast. it ends at the oakwood treatment center, treatment plant. that's why we started the project that way to give the city time to remediate and rid the park of that contamination. and it wold hold up the seawall. >> is the city actually doing the work? my understanding the city had to pay for it. >> the fed had to ok that. >> your turn to ask a question, mr. donovan. >> in the

the latest poll shows grimm with a ten-point lead over donovan. for threatening to push a reporter off a balcony. let's watch that act of mischief. >> since we have you here, we haven't had a chance to talk about. >> i'm not speaking about anything off topic. >> what about. >> thank you. >> all right, so congressman michael grimm does not want to talk about some of the allegations concerning his campaign finances. we wanted to get him on camera on that but he refused to talk about that. back to you. why. >> let me be clear to you, [ bleep ] you're not a man. like a boy. >> michael, what do you think of that? i think that's maxine in action there. you don't like the guy, bring it on. >> look, i mean, but voters now say that they like that. they want to see more are of th. even though trump is supporting his opponent, whether or not that sort of mean, that thrust of energy he's with us going to fight for us guy, if that plays out, if he gets elected and gets this nomination, that could open up a whole pandora's box. >> jamal, this is a training time

let's start with you on staten island, are we looking at grimm taking out dan donovan potentially? >> steve, you said it, the local pride is the issue, people across the country, you look at michael grimm, he spent seven months in prison, he was also that individual back in 2014 threatened to throw that reporter off the balcony and told that reporter he was going to break him in half, quote, like a boy. how can this congressman come back? a lot of folks that we have talked to on the ground have said he was there for them, he passed some legislation that helped them with flood insurance and when it came to the crime he actually committed, it wasn't a big deal. his wife yelled out from the other side of the car, and said who doesn't pay people under the table? that ultimately led the congressman to prison. and now the standard he set trying to take his seat back. >> do you feel like your election would shift the standards that we set for people running for public office? >> again, you like to put the question that way, and i understand why. but the people of staten island and brookly

michael grimm, ex-con, loses. overall a pretty good read for the president?>> i would say so. probably one of the better primary nights this season, especially in staten island, 11th district. michael grimm won in one public poll. president trump endorsed dan donovan. a lot of people thought grimm had a real shot. he end up losing by 30 points. to me, it's a clear indication that president's endorsement made a difference there. >> romney last night, weigh in on that, zach. let's listen to what dana bash -- she talked to mitt romney earlier this week and asked what kind of politician will he be in the party of trump. >> reporter: when you go to the going to go?h mitt romney is the one that called donald trump a fake and phony, or the one who talked to him about being secretary of state? >> i believe i've made it clear that i'll stand with president trump if the policies he's proposing are good for the state of utah, for other states, for the nation. on the other hand, if he were to say something that is divisive and significant, something which were racist or

grimm was asked if he heard the tapes of the children crying at the facilities... the migrant parents. exactly the same as sometimes i go to a gym where they have a little daycare, and some of the young kids cry when their parents leave them in the daycare. sounds exactly the same to me. sounds exactly the same as kids on their first day of school when their mother says, 'no, you have to go to school now' and they cry. it doesn't seem any different to me at all. so the idea that it's somehow cruel, compared to the journey that those parents just took those kids on? how do you say that? i think the parents that took them on that journey are cruel, and i think are unfit." (grant)grimm went on to say that these parents are making the choice to bring their kids into these siutations.the department of homeland security said at least 23- hundred children have been separated from their parents. q and a with ken and pam (pam) more (pam) more than 14- million dollars have been raised by a bay area couple ... for the children seperated at the border. (ken) the facebook fundr

. >> dana: it's primary day in seven states, including new york where michael grimm is trying to get his seat back. joining me now, meredith kelly and matt gorman at the nrcc. matt, let's start with you. in new york, with this michael grimm seat against dan donovan, does the nrcc have a preferred outcome here? >> you know, thanks for having me first of all, we support dan donovan. he's run a great campaign so far. he has a record of accomplishment and believe he will be victorious tonight. that's not the only primary in new york. upstate in john sass' direct, single payers become the issue du jour in that race and a litmus test. so whoever wants to abolish the va or medicare or raise taxes will be unelectable. there's a lot ofnd we're keeping our eye there. >> your thoughts meredith and the new york 11. how about other ones in new york, too? >> thanks for having me, dana. in new york 11, max rose is a combat veteran in the army and has gone for affordable healthcare on staten island. he will be the democratic nominee. he's prepared to run against michael grimm or the very desperate d

you have grimm going after d donovan in this race. donovan has trump's endorsement.said careful republicans because if you go with grimm, this district that barack obama carried in 2012 this district will be at risk of flipping to democrats if republicans choose grimm. we'll find out what republicans choose a few hours from now. we're keeping an eye on some other long tentured democratic members ofcongress. all of them receiving well funded challenges. folks who attracted more support than you would expect opponents to entrenched members like this to receive. we don't expect any of them to luds. -- lose. the polls close here in new york at 9:00. they close a lot earlier in south carolina. we have a lot going on. i'm going to be tracking all of it. looking forward to another big pri pa primary night. >>> president trump threatening an iconic american company. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked

the case of gavin grimm, a high school student from virginia.'t know where justice kennedy stands on that issue. if it's like his views on gay rights, he would likely have been a supporter of trans-gender rights. those issues are percolating in the lower courts. to what extent are trans-gender individuals covered by anti-sex discrimination laws. >> shepard: when justice scalia died so suddenly and the nation was saddened by his passing, liberals across the country whose next thought was, well, we have to get a new supreme court justice and it didn't happen. conservatives could be disappointed similarly this time. is there? >> it doesn't seem like it under the new senate rules without the filibuster and also with a list of 25 mostly judges that president trump is already put out there. it seems like whoever he chooses to take kennedy's place is likely more conservative than kennedy on some issues. no more liberal than kennedy on others. no mark sherman that covers the courts. i know your time is tight. thanks for making time for us. >> thank you.

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here is michael grimm running as the hare to trumpism in many ways.n. >> they have flat screen tv and toys and things they never had. they have comfortable living conditions. so the idea that it is somehow cruel compared to the journey those parents just took the kids on, how do you say that? i think the pashs that took them on the journey is cruel and i think they are unfit. >> that is him talking about the conditions under which the kids separated from the parents, they have flat screen tvs and toys and things they never had in their life. >> that is a despicable things to say. how would he like his child taken away and not know how to get in touch but they have a flat screen tv so just calm down. that is completely crazy. and also the idea that these parents are bad parents and unfit parents for fleeing violence and trying to get their children into another country is completely wrong. they're heroes. what anybody would do -- i would do it nor my nieces or your children, the only choice is my kids will be killed or take them on this horrific journe

now grimm served out his sentence and wants back in the game.have positioned themselves as trump allies in a district that went for trump by ten points. yesterday the president back aid candidate. there is no one better to represent the people of ny and staten island than dan donovan who loves our captain and military and vote ford tax cuts and helping to make america great again. dan has my full endorsement. there's just one little problem with that part about donovan's vote for tax cuts. that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com save up to 15% when you book early hey, i'm curious about your social security alerts. oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites, so you'll be in the know. ewww! being in the know is very good. don't shake! ahhh! sign up online for free. discover social security alerts. >> president trump gave new york congre

now grimm served out his sentence and wants back in the game. both men have positioned themselves as trump allies in a district that went for trump by ten points. yesterday the president back aid candidate. there is no one better to represent the people of ny and staten island than dan donovan who loves our captain and military and vote ford tax cuts and helping to make america great again. dan has my full endorsement. there's just one little problem with that part about donovan's vote for tax cuts. that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. >> president trump gave new york congressman dan donovan a ringing endorsement yesterday >> president trump gave new york congressman dan donovan a ringing endorsement yesterday pointing to his vote for tax cuts as one of the reasons new yorkers should choose donovan in that primary. it turns out the koong gres man voted against the president's signature tax cut bill. not once, not twice, but three times. it's the sort of thing you probably remember if you were paying attention like we were here because he didn't just vo

and in new york, michael grimm is fighting to get his old seat back after doing time in federal prison for tax evasion. >>> oklahoma voters with a ballot measure to make their's the 13th state to legalize medical marijuana. there are runoffs in mississippi and south carolina. the president was in south carolina last night to back incumbent governor henry mcmaster. >>> asian stocks falling after president trump's trade policy back fires on harley-davidson. the company shifting jobs overseas. those are retaliation for trump's tariffs. the eu tariffs make the harley motorcycles $2,200 more expensive. harley plans to move production. bad news for u.s. workers. trump has championed harley as an american manufacturer. now he is tweeting his surprise. the first to wave the white flag on trade. on wall street, harley stock fell 6% proving the trade battles have consequences for u.s. companies. the dow fell more than 300 points led by tech stocks. so far, tech had been immune to trade fears. sources say the white house plans to block chinese investment in u.s. technology targeting xi jinping's

dan donovan defeated michael grimm.esident trump. >> michael grimm also known for threatening a reporter. former naacp president, ben jealous, won the democratic primary for maryland governor. if he wins he could be maryland's first black governor. but he faces popular larry hogan. >> and mitt romney easily won the nomination for the senate. he was endorsed by president trump who he once called a o opridt's rlst suppos oved a tougchlenge in south carolina. henry mcmaster won for another term as governor. >>> meanwhile, president trump is celebrating his first significant supreme court victory. his travel ban. the sharply divided justices ruled 5-4 that the president has broad powers to act in the interest of national security, and those conservative justices rejected the idea of bias. >> at a minimum, we have to make sure that we vet people coming into the country. >> liberal justice sonya sotomayor says history will not look kindly on the decision. she describes it as misguided. but the president and his supporters are

michael grimm running against him as a republican. >> and a felon. >> yes, he had to leave congress was he was convicted of tax fraud. he's coming back, saying he's the more pro-trump between the two of them we've seen it ballet out where the more-trump candidate does win. we can't tell whether he will pull it off on tuesday, but it's certainly competent 'tis. where realize it's all about trump and where you stand. how much do you want to embrace him? >> we'll be watching. beth, thank you very much. >>> up next, my conversation with the man who exposed the abuses in abu ghraib. how seemo developed his nose for news. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ - anncr: as you grow older, -your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the

congressman michael grimm is fighting to get his job back.ted of tax evasion, and also threatened a reporter asking about his finances. >> one the main reasons why i am running for congress is to forward president trump's agenda and the pro american agenda. >> reporter: his opponent dan donovan get the endorsement. trump tweeted there is no one bet tore represent the people of n. and staten island. despite that tweet, donovan was one of 12 house members who voted against the gop tax plan. in utah mitt romney is vying for his comeback. the former republican nominee harshly criticized donald trump in the campaign but was considered for trump's secretary of state. >> i will stand with president trump if the policies he is proposing is good for the state of utah, for other states in the nation. if he is saying something divisive, then i have obligation to speak out. -- and has my full support and endorsement. trump tweeted . one top target, the president. >> as governor, i will confront trump when he attacks our values. >> reporter: also in maryl

. >> if grimm wins tonight what does that mean for the republican party?very forgiving especially if he wins that primary, but the full campaign is far from certain at this point. if grimm gets the nomination, republicans have a real shot. >>> south carolina, it's so important to him and he went there, what's your read on this? >> again, very limited public polling available. mcmaster is the favorite. there was one internal poll that suggested that his opponent warren had some shot but mcmaster probably will win tonight. >> when you look at the president in these races in new york and in south carolina backing people who are loyal but not trump-like, what does that tell us? >> i think that tells us about donald trump, that the number one thing for him is loyalty but the question is, what's the number one thing for voters and that's what tonight's primaries will help us answer. >> i'm fascinated by utah. let's talk about it. mitt romney running for senate. this is a guy that has spoken out against the president, called him a phony and fraud. he wrote an op

he said, you my like micha grimm. don't vote for him because he'll endanger this seat. this is a potential swing seat. with donovan, republicans think they can win it. also where did the president go last night? remember this. south carolina, 24 hours ago at this time we were talking about his speech down there. the president was there trying to put this guy over the top, henry mcmaster. he's the incumbent governor. he never had been elected. he got into the seat because nikki haleft. he clears 58% in this runoff. mcmaster a night after trump campaigns for him, he wins. nationally we're talking so much about that democratic race in new york, but here's something we're going to start talking about a lot starting in january if not sooner. it is out in utah. mitt romney officially winning that primary tonight easily. this is utah. this is romney. this is a state he won by 50 in 2012. this is tantamount to winning election to the senate practically for mitt romney the way utah goes. it sets up that dynamic of mitt romney. you remember all the things he said about trump. tru

grimm will not be going back to congress that turns out not to be the big story.ally is, lawrence. this is going to be talked about for a long time about the future of the democratic party. joe crowley not just a long serving congress, he was party boss in the old sense, the chair of the queens county democratic committee. 20 years ago didn't have to have an open primary there was a back room maneuver that put him on the ballot. he was party boss. he got reelected. look at this. he gets opposition. there is low turnout. there is energy on this side and that is it for joe crowley. >> steve, i have to say having been around new york politics a long time, i am not at all surprised that somebody who has actually never faced a challenge -- if you don't have a democratic primary in that district, you don't have a challenge. no republican is going to even bother to show up on the ballot in movement so joe crowley never faced a challenge. he was never actually tested at the ballot box, and you have a shifting demographic in a district that includes the queens in bronx. th

york's 11th congressional district between representative dan donovan and former congressman michael grimm. that is followed by president trump baking to reporters about the russia investigation and a new inspector general report from the justice department. sharing thoughts on the report. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered, -- coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy event in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. diana moss, do you agree with the legal arguments in the at&t time warner case? diana: i cannot disagree more. is a poorly framed opinion. it is obviously a big loss for the government. we disagree on a number of grounds, including rejection of the government's theory. it is a very fact

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the president endorsing donovan on this one but grimm is popular on staten island.d line on immigration and pled guilty to the issue a few years back. neil: he is very popular in his district. see what happens. as adam was speaking here, dow in and out of session highs. up about 108 points. oil spreading here. trish regan will take you through the next busy hour, incredible market day. trish, to you. trish: big stuff, thank you so much, neil cavuto. breaking, the supreme court coming down with a big win for the white house. ruling to uphold president trump's travel ban, restricting visitors and immigrants from seven countries from coming to the united states. i am trish regan, welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report." all right, the supreme court ruling today 5-4 in favor of the president's travel ban. the president calling it a tremendous victory for the american people and the constitution. we have here with us harvard law professor alan dershowitz, he will weigh in on this historic ruling next.

host: michael grimm is apparently up 10 points.uest: we have seen a lot of different polls echo many different ways. the day, polls are important, but the most important thing are the people that show up at the polls and vote for their candidate. i think dan donovan will do very well. host: if former congressman imm wins the primary, will the rnc support him? -- the and support him? guest: that is up to the chairman. we need to make it very clear that we are committed to holding our majority in the u.s. house werepresentatives so that can continue to advance the economic policies, the national security initiatives, everything the trump administration is doing right now to make america great again. host: based on your answer, will it be a discussion? that is morek appropriately addressed to the chair. host: back to your calls. maxine in michigan, good morning. good morning, gentlemen. thank you for taking my call. i am nauseous this morning, and i am not pregnant, i am 78 years old. [laughter] host: thank you, maxine. caller: it is

dan donovan faced michael grimm to discuss health care, transportation infrastructure, and immigration. served as aeviously representative of the 11th district but resigned after pleading guilty to federal tax evasion, later serving a prison sentence. representative donovan

don't worry, this is just the beginning for michael grimm. i want to congratulate my opponent dan donovan, our congressman. for my of applause congressman, dan donovan. it is extremely important. do you know that in all of new york city, all of new york city, the staten island and brooklyn seek is the only seat that has a republican voice. -- ioing to ask all of you know it is hard when you're in the heat of battle. as a marine -- i see my brother marines right there. semper fi, brothers. when you are in the heat of battle, i understand. your opponent. her opponent in this race was never our enemy. we are going to support the republican nominee. we will support dan donovan and we will make sure we get the democrats in november. we will keep the house.

representative dan donovan held off a challenge from convicted felon and former congressman michael grimm. and the president tweeted that donovan will win for republicans in november. and in south carolina, the governor menry mcmaster won his primary challenge after president trump campaigned for him. the two victories sugge the president still has influence among republican primary voters. i want to get more on the shocking upset in new york city. is it a sign of what is to come? a rise of t new, more progressive, more liberal democratic party? here to break it down, cnn politics reporter and editor a large chris cillizza. hard to overstate how shocking this win by cortez was last night. >> reporter: it really is, wolf. this will be one of -- go down as one of the five or six biggest upsets in 50 years in politics. i want to -- before we get to some of the differences between her and joe crowley and donald trump, i want to play you a little bit of about a two-minute campaign ad video message she ran that will give you a sense of the kind of candidate she positions herself as. let's roll

dan donovan had the full weight of the party behind him, fended off a challenge from his predecessor grimmand mitt romney won the republican senate primary race, he has been critical of trump in the past, said he would speak out if he disagreed with the president. trump con grat latd -- congratulated him on twitter. and ben jealous won the democratic primary for maryland taking on larry hogan in november. in colorado, easily win nominations last night. >>> democrats have the upper hand in three important u.s. senate races according to the nbc news marist poll. in arizona, sinema has a ten point lead over all three gop opponents. ohio incumbent senator sherrod brown leads his challenger jim renacci by 13 points. however, in florida's competitive senate race, democratic senator bill nelson holding a four point lead over rick scott within the margin of error. in virginia, tim kaine has an 18 point lead over his republican challenger, cory stewart. and invirginia's tenth congressional district where hillary clinton won by ten points, barbara comstock trails 10 points. >>> to d.c. the supreme c

hate at the arab and muslim communities"ammad rafiqi: "this decision today is a travesty of justice a grimm stain on the supreme court's legacy> civil rights civil rights attorney donald tamaki added that the fight is not over. tamaki says the next steps are in changing legislation and changing the culture. (ken) kron4 sent a push alert when the supreme court ruling came down. make sure you have our kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (pam) in cupertino... a plan to resurrect the defunct vallco shopping mall .... could help ease the bay area housing crunch. valco mall owner sandhill properties ... is proposing a massive housing project with one- point- eight million square feet of office space and 400,000 square feet of retail. the project would include 24-hundred housing units, 50-percent of which, would be considered affordable housing. test case for the recently a passed senate bill -35, which would require cities to fast-track such projects. (sot) ".....that's really what sb-35 was designed to do, designed to help provide tools to actually get housing built in plac

and in new york city, dan donovan win anything staten island over michael grimm. this does show how the president, i think, nia, can be effective. i'm not sure it would have happened had the president not gotten involved like he did. >> we saw the president getting involved wasn't a good idea in alabama and special election in pennsylvania. so here he is trying to put his thumb on the scale to show the power of the presidency and the trump brand. he is leaping in to a way that deny turn out well for him. over the last couple of races he's had a very good record there in west virginia, for instance, as well. this is a president who feels emboldened. he sees a very high approval rating like 90% the last gallup poll. he knows if he gets in there he can rally his base. south carolina trump country to begin with. mcmaster came out early on as a supporter of trump. yeah, he's going to use his political capital which he sees as growing the supreme court, kind of ratifying his decision with the travel ban and other things going his way. i think he is looking at november a

six states across the country and key races, new yorkers could send former representative michael grimm back to congress after he spent several months in prison for tax fraud and utah could give mitt romney the coronation he has been looking for, he is expected to cruise to victory today. brutal wildfires continue across northern california. the pawnee fire has charged more than 10,000 acres. california governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. the fire has been burning there uncontained for three days it has destroyed more than 20 structures and forced hundreds of evacuations >>> and two would-be car thieves chose the wrong victim, an offer duty chicago cop this video shows two armed men trying to get inside a parked car. the officer runs out and soon after fires at the suspects. police say he did identify himself as an officer before shooting one suspect fired back at the officer and eventually both suspects took off running. police say no one was hurt and they are still searching for those suspects back to you. >> dramatic footage. thank you. >>> still ahead, your globa

>> south carolina and the michael grimm race in new york are the big ones.hat we're looking for here, to what degree the republican party is becoming the party of donald trump. most people will say it's already happened. what is interesting is that when you go into places that favor donald trump in 2016 like this borough, his approval rating is extremely high in some of these places among republican voters. what you see is a race to out-trump each other. wove had this happen in south carolina and in new york. what we're going to see happen tonight is whether that successful and my prediction is that it will be. >> the up from administration was the hands off relationship of the president. a lot of folks saying -- now there's a clear pattern here that anyone who is loyal to trump or trump to that candidate, it works out, right? >> that's what's interesting. >> if you look at mitt romney or mark sanford that just lost his primary in south carolina, mark sanford won among south carolina voters. some would consider him never trump. even romney has had to tread a

michael grimm was trounced. it seems some rules in politics still apply. this is our second ex con to emerge in a republican primary and go down in defeat. some political baggage still matters here. and back in maryland, another win for a progressive wing of the party. ben jealous he is the democratic nominee in maryland. mitt romney won in utah. 28% for mike kennedy. mitt romney is very likely headed to the united states senate in november. >> another major story breaking overnight. a legal setback for the trump administration. a federal judge issuing a nationwide injunction to stop the u.s. government from separating families at the border. >> reporter: they do not have much time to come up with a plan. federal officials are ordered to stop detaining children from their parents. all children younger than 5 must be returned to their parents within 14 days. older children now have to be returned within 30 days. aclu filed this case against the trump administration months ago but recently ramped things up as the president's zero tolerance resulted in the 2,

gopbent, dan donovan easily defeated the man who held the seat before him, now ex-convict michael grimm. president trump backed donovan. and rudy giuliani and donald jr. campaigned for him. >> on the democratic side, former naacp president capturing the democratic nomination for governor in maryland. he could become the first black governor, but will have to defeat popular republican incumbent larry hogan. voters in oklahoma easily approving a medical marijuana law that allows doctors to prescribe cannabis for a broad range of ailments. but hold the cheetos. governor mary fallon thinks the measure is written too loose low and essentially legalizes -- loosely and essentially legalizes pot. she's calling for a strict framework before implementing the law. >>> breaking news overnight. a federal judge ordering the reunification of families separated at the u.s.-mexico border. san diego's federal judge ordered federal officials to stop detaining parents apart from the children unless the parent is unfit. the judge required the government to reunify parents with children under 5 within two we

you had grimm that had to leigh office after pleading guilty to a felony and being a rough and tumble character. he's trying to take his seat back. the other one, in south carolina. henry mcmaster should win. he's serving as governor. he has the president's backing. how decisive that win will tell us about how deep trump's control is in south carolina. that's an important fire wall for him in 2020. >> ed: absolutely. that may be why mike pence will be in south carolina this weekend. talk about his role in the mid-terms. >> he's doing the traditional role of vice presidents, rally the base. in this case, he and the president take that in two different pieces. the president's job is to go to minnesota where you have people that are traditional democrat but are trump voters. pence's job is to talk to traditional republicans, the usual republican coalition and saying we're getting the things done that you want, even if you have discomfort with the way the president does it, we're achieving policy ames and this is a conservative administration. >> ed: thanks, chris. have a good weekend. am