we know you're close to that family. >> thanks for that, harris. >> harris: i'm harris. the canadian prime minister set to talk after a video surfaced showing the prime minister wearing black face. he is about to speak for the first time since this new video is rocking his re-election campaign. two other images of him in dark makeup have come to light. the prime minister apologizing after the first photo came out calling it a dumb thing to do. laura ingall is here to address the growing controversial before it catches up. >> reporter: this has been a very busy day and very fast moving 24 hours. we're going to have to

here's harris. >> harris: we begin with this. president trump says he is slapping iran with the strongest sanctions ever, put on a countr country. potential motor action. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the present wrapped up remarks with reporters in a joint press conference with the australian prime minister just a few seconds ago. he watched it live with us. he is set to meet with pentagon officials today as they way possible military response due to last weekend attacks on the saudi arabian oil facilities. which could include sending more troops that region. iran denies they are behind those attacks on oil facilities. chief white house correspondent john roberts' love for us at the white house. we have heard from the president twice, with a lot of information. >> we heard from you a lot. almost 40 meso per mr. morris in the over office , he insists he's gone as heavy as he can with sanctions against iran. that these are the strongest sanctions that have ever been put on that country. now it's a matter of

harris? >> harris: wow. it takes a lot of power to rip a palm tree out of the ground as big as that. thank you very much. i appreciate the update from where you are. i want to go to the mayor of folly beach, north carolina, tom goodwin, just outside of charleston. as you move away from the coastline, it is twisters that are of a problem. and power outages. mayor ? >> hello, how are you doing? >> harris: all right. i want to know how you're doing. >> a little damp, but we will dry out with the wind blowing through our clothes. it'll be better, shortly. hopefully. >> harris: tell me about what's hitting folly beach right now. >> right now we have the wins, it's been battering us all night, out of the northeast quadrant, giving us north winds, which brings in flooding from the river, as well as from the ocean. we've been pretty lucky so far. we've had some power outages, some minor trees down. not as bad as some of our neighbors, it sounds like. so we've been pretty lucky with the storm so far. >> harris: i'm c

i'm harris faulkner. the president demanding to meets the whistle-blower and his sources, as house democrats subpoena secretary of state pompeo for documents related to the ukraine investigation. lawmakers also scheduling depositions with five state department officials, beginning this week. and house intelligence chairman adam schiff says he plans to subpoena president trump's personal attorney, rudy giulian rudy giuliani. >> we are going to need evidence from rudy giuliani. it's our intention, as soon as first thing next week, to subpoena him for documents. they are very may well come a time when we want to hear from them directly. >> harris: giuliani said he's willing to testify if the president approves. meanwhile, senior white house advisor stephen miller ripped into the whistle-blower. watch. >> if you read the seven-page nancy drew novel that the whistle-blower put togetdeher,n. a partisan hit job does not make you whistle-blower just because you go through the protection act. >> i know the differe

harris? >> harris: wow. imagine being trapped inside there and having an idea that someone is trying to get you when there's nothing you can do but wait. david lee miller, thank you very much. house judiciary committee democrats set to move ahead with an impeachment inquiry of president trump. now, a top republican on the panel says their strategy was actually doomed from the start. frustrating for democrats. the power panel jumps in next. ♪ hat i love, that's the retirement plan. with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. >> harris: congress is back to work after six weeks of fun in the sun. house democrats are gearing up on impeachment. nothing marks the end of summer like that. the house judiciary committee will consider rules and procedures for its impeachment inquiry this first day. but the ranking republican on the committee says it's all just for show. wat

here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert, president trump reacting to the whistle-blower controversy just a short time ago. calling it another witch hunt. we are looking live now as the president has just arrived back at joint base andrews from the u.n. general assembly. big speech this week. events with foreign leaders. we see him descending the stairs there on and for air force one. he tweeted after the acting dni, joseph maguire, was just on capitol hill with the house intelligence committee in a public hearing. he said, the president, "it whistle-blower with secondhand information? another fake news story. see what was said on the very nice know i can pressure call. another witch hunt." the present life. >> president trump: another witch hunt, here we go again. it's adam schiff and his crew making up stories and sitting there like -- whatever you want to call them. it's a disgrace. it's terrible thing for our country. they can't do any work. they are frozen. they're going to lose the election, they know it. that's why they're doing it. it should never be allowed, what's happened

i'm harris faulkner.o meets the whistle-blower and his sources, as house democrats subpoena secretary of state pompeo for documents related to the ukraine investigation. lawmakers also scheduling depositions with five state department officials, beginning this week. and house intelligence chairman adam schiff says he plans to subpoena president trump's personal attorney, rudy giulian rudy giuliani. >> we are going to need evidence from rudy giuliani. it's our intention, as soon

harris?harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. meanwhile, some democrats have admitted to axios that lewandowski hearing did nothing to galvanize support for president trump's impeachment. let's bring in jason rants, radio talk show host for ktth in seattle, washington. good to see you today. just looking at it as pure information yesterday, where the democrats able to move the needle and get more support to, even within their own ranks, for impeachment? >> i don't think so. i think it was a total disaster. at the end of the day you were supposed to get public opinion on your side, understanding that for the most part people are not watching much of what ended up happening. the average person isn't sitting down for hours and hours, they are getting these little sound bites here and there. and they didn't really have a sound bite. the democrats tried really, really desperately to get lewandowski to read from the mueller report, which was the same failed strategy against bobby wood. he refus

now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. we are waiting president trump, expected to make remarks shortly on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. you are watching "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. at any moment, president trump will be meeting with pakistan's prime minister amid a growing firestorm as democrats are accusing the president of pushing ukraine to investigate the business dealings of former vice president joe biden's son. but the president today defended his phone call with ukraine's president, which happened back in july, saying democrats are misfiring in their demands for an investigation. watch. >> we had an appropriate phone call with the president of ukraine. everybody knows it's, it's just the democratic witch hunts. the ricoh again. they failed with the russians, the field with recession, they failed with everything. now they are bringing this up. the one who's got the problem is biden. you look at what biden did, he did what they would like to have me do, except one problem

>> harris: huge problem.appeal, he tries to head off a possible criminal indictment. where his case stands now as we get new reaction from lawmakers. >> it looks to me like there is evidence that a lot of this was designed to undermine and undercut president trump and essentially defeat the will of the voters who elected him in 2016. our 18-year-old ♪ nt. when i called usaa, it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family and we plan to be with usaa for life. see how much you can save with usaa insurance. see how much you can save here, hello! starts with -hi!mple... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. some of the following has spoiling this is us for th

harris? >> harris: god bless them. wow. thank you.gal immigrant charged in the shooting of a deputy was already on their radar. why the sheriff says sanctuary laws are standing in the way of justice. keep watching. ♪ by the strolle♪s [ growl ] good boy. hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >> dana: hi, everyone. i'm dana perino, live from washington, d.c. so, why is the former senior advisor to president obama sounding the alarm on joe biden over his serial distortion of his record? i will ask our own bret baier about that. plus, new horrific details from a news conference on that dive boat fire in california, and tigress joins me to talk about beto o'rourke dropping f-bombs, and whether a woman can be a kicker in the nfl. you don't want to miss "the daily briefing." >> harris: a suspect who led police on an extensive high-speed chase, and shoddy california deputy, turned out to be an illegal immigrant with a lengthy rap sheet. some finge

we will look into it. >> harris: look -- >> al qaeda. >> harris: let me finish. we don't want to connect the dots here but i'm saying that while these meetings are going don to mike on the u.n. general assembly and everyone is focused in on iran, your defending iran. there is a lot breaking off in the world. what you think about the french president trying to mediate? >> i think it's great, but i also think that having spoken with him for the third time, an extensive conversation, he says that president -- his boss, the iranian president, will not meet with the american president outside the four corners of the jcpoa. the nuclear agreement that president trump withdrew from. they have a meeting scheduled for wednesday at the general assembly. if rouhani were to come to that meeting and president trump is at that meeting, it is very possible that they can talk and then -- >> harris: you know who said they won't talk? at there. the president says never was anything out. >> speaking with the foreign minister, he definitely off the door open that if the president --

harris? >> harris: matt finn, very disturbing. very much. >> nine surgeries, probably had like 20 concussions in my life. no lie. i remember five blackout ones. >> harris: stunning detail. revelation from former patriots start rob gronkowski, the gronk, about the injuries throughout his football career. as a bay area start up is trying to develop a better helmet that can reduce the number of brain injuries. claudia cowan's life for us in san francisco. claudia? >> harris, the start of football season and heartbreaking stories from nfl players makes the rollout of better helmets all the more urgent. one bay area start-up says it is designed to be a game changer. in a warehouse north of san francisco, breen guards team of engineers led by neuroscientist dr. robert knight has a helmet from every angle pretending it again and again to see how it disperses energy before the blue impacts the brain. the helmet features an inner and outer shell, connected by a highly absorbent padding and a network of rubber straps that stretch and act as

i'm harris faulkner.te at yale university witnessed kavanaugh expose himself to a female student. it went after publishing back up in the newspaper noted the alleged victim declined to be interviewed, and her friends say she doesn't even remember the reported incident. meanwhile, a slew of 2020 democrats immediately called for kavanaugh to be removed from the high court. >> it's just very clear to me that this was

harris? >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much.house has released the transcript of the present skull with the ukrainian president, the republican national committee is calling on former vice president joe biden to release some transcripts of his own. writing, "we call on biden to release the transcripts of his call, as vice president, with ukrainian and chinese leaders, while his son was conducting shady business deals in this country." biden's campaign reportedly slammed to this request saying it would be legal or even physically possible. i want to bring in rnc chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel. what is your response? it would be legal even possible? >> he can certainly ask for it to be released. he can certainly say, "i want to be transparent. or to take questions, which he hasn't done. we have all seen the tape where he's saying, "unless you get of this prosecutor, we are not giving a billion dollars in aid. when the prosecutor was prosecuting his sons company, that he profited millions from, he's on tape. it's on record. i won't be

. >> melissa: here's harris. >> harris: let's stay with breaking news. we are awaiting former vice president joe biden's remarks on the growing controversy over president trump's communications with ukraine. you are watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. president trump today has confirmed that he withheld millions of dollars in aid to ukraine back in july, saying he wanted european nations to pay more, and that he would do it again. the delay came just days before the president's call with ukraine's president, where he reportedly pushed for an investigation into joe biden and his son, under biden's, business activities. now democrats are ramping up their calls for impeachment over it all. the president is firing back. watch. >> i think it's ridiculous. it's a witch hunt. i'm reading in the polls. they have no idea how they stop me. the only way they can trace their impeachment pair this has never happened to present befor. this is nonsense. >> harris: also gets written on the united states united na. let's go to the white house correspond

i'm harris faulkner. "the new york times" reported a former classmate at yale university witnessed kavanaugh expose himself to a female student. it went after publishing back up in the newspaper noted the alleged victim declined to be interviewed, and her friends say she doesn't even remember the reported incident. meanwhile, a slew of 2020 democrats immediately called for kavanaugh to be removed from the high court. >> it's just very clear to me that this was a rushed and botched investigation. the american people deserved better, and given the fact that it appears as though brett kavanaugh lied under oath, which is a crime, i think he has disqualified himself for service on the supreme court. >> harris: that's pouring while the facts. chief white house correspondent john roberts' life with more of the facts. they don't care about your feelings. >> the facts matter and, you're right, they don't care about your feelings. the facts are facts. "the new york times" is guilty of admission of choice at best, j

that's across 33 states harris and the virgin islands. in at least six states, california, oregon, minnesota, kansas and indiana. that will take all aside from tobacco flavored off the market and producers would have to file waivers to reenter the market. the government has been sounding the alarm for quite some time and you may recall last november that the fda joined the cdc and warnings that the government data showed e-cigarette usage had risen 70% among high school students and 48% among american middle school students in 2018. the problem, says white house officials? flavors. they target young people with flavors like menthol, men to mint, mango and even bubblegum. >> no child should ever use a vaping or e-cigarette product. we are taking steps today to get rid of the attractiveness and the availability of these products for kids. >> but critics make this argument. they say first of all if you are trying to get the habit of smoking combustible egg cigarettes, the last thing you want is e-cigarettes. they also say some of that govern

now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with breaking news.ent trump, expected to make remarks shortly on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. you are watching "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. at any moment, president trump will be meeting with pakistan's prime minister amid a growing firestorm as democrats are accusing the president of pushing ukraine to investigate the business dealings of former vice president joe biden's son. but the president today defended his phone call with ukraine's president, which happened back in july, saying democrats are misfiring in their demands for an investigation. watch. >> we had an appropriate phone call with the president of

the verdict is ending its max harris. we're going evaluate our prosecution as we go forward against derek tell me because it is a pending case they really have no further. thanks to >>now earlier outside the friend of one of the victims who passed away in that fire and here is there reaction to the verdict. >>but with derek. >>was mostly guilty. for him most of the i feel that. mean he i feel that he's guilty. he created this environment, heat set it up to 36 people to die and i think that he should be found guilty. i'm kind of numb right now that's a look at you know, that's all i can say. >>so with max harris being acquitted today, he will be released from the santa rita jail tonight. that's according to the alameda county sheriff's office kron four's gayle ong is live tonight in dublin near the jail gail harris has spent about 2 years there. everyone will be anxious to hear what he has to say upon his release. >>yes, that's right grant max harris, a free man after 2 and a half years behind bars, we're expected to see h

i'm harris. dana: hurricane dorian slowly on the move with the deadly storm's outer bands now hitting south florida. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." dorian's downgraded to a category 2, but still packing winds of 110 miles an hour. national hurricane center saying the storm is losing some strength but picking up speed and growing in size. we have fox team coverage. jeff paul is in florida, rick leventhal. let's begin with griff general kins in port st. lucie. i have seen you get pummelled by waves all day. >> reporter: dana, we're

i'm harris.: secretary of state mike pompeo and treasury secretary steve mnuchin briefing after the departure of security adviser john bolton. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." president trump showed bolton the door saying his services no longer needed at the white house. the president clashing repeatedly with bolton, disagreeing on talks with the taliban, russia and other priorities. john roberts is at the white house with more. just a few hours ago, john bolton was listed to be at the very press briefing that

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, katie pavlich. a host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. in the center seat, matt schlapp, former white house political director, chairman of the american conservative union. we say he's "outnumbered." we love having them. >> matt: creek to be here, and i'm not a dancer. >> harris: you're not going to dance? [laughter] >> kennedy: the hour is young! >> matt: i do have that shirt in my closet but i'm not dancing. >> harris: i haven't seen that many ruffles since my old bridesmaid dress. good to qaddafi. congresswoman ayanna pressley of the so-called "squad" set to introduce an impeachment resolution today against justice kavanaugh, sing in a statement, "sexual predators do not deserve a seat on the nation's highest court." dick durbin says, "get real!" he's not alone among democratic leadership. here's house committee chairman nadler. >> we have our hands full impeaching the president right now. that's going to take up

harris: she was tough. if you ever came home in our house complaining about anything , her mother would look at you -- she was all of five feet tall, by the way. you would have thought she was 10 feet tall. she would look at you if you are complaining and with a straight face and maybe one hand on her hip and say, what are you going to do about it? i decided to run for president of the united states. [laughter] [applause] sen. harris: i think we are all here for a similar reason, by the way, we are not to sit -- we are not about to sit at home and complain. we are here tonight because we are prepared to do something about it. let's talk about it for a moment, this election, what is before us in 2020. joe talked about it. you were incredibly eloquent in the way you contextualized it. we have a guy in the white house who has debased the office of the president of the united states. i started my career as a prosecutor in the alameda county district attorney's office that earl warren once ran. my lifeetry in te

welcome back to our breaking news coverage max harris has been acquitted and there's a hung jury for derrick elmen at those verdicts just reached this afternoon in oakland's ghost ship warehouse trial. kron four's michelle kingston has been following this case for us since the very beginning she is live now. >>outside of the courthouse with reaction from attorneys and also family members have been there since the very beginning as well the show. >>a 4 month-long trial. well it has been quite the process here a long process for everybody involved derick almena and max harris said defense attorneys prosecutors us reporters out here. but especially those family members of the 36 today. they were shocked and happy to hear that they did not receive the justice that they wanted to get today. >>old trial so. >>and we also heard from the defense attorneys from derek alumn and they say that derek is on happy today, but they do say that there is another trial that deal with it. >>they and i want to mention the prospect that it would have. but mark by 2, not by 2. you that just the why you know

>>max harris acquitted now what happens. >>so we a special transport for him back to a santa rita jail in dublin. and during the next a 3 to 4 hours will be processing out of that facility and then once he's done there to be a free person walk out of our jail. >>as you have personal effects is he does he's been in our custody for a couple years now and so i would imagine he's writings and personal effects that he's probably going to want will be allowed access to go back and get those then be given a all his clothes and property that he came into our jail facility with us and then we'll make sure that he safely get out of our facility. you spoke with his girlfriend. obviously she came out very emotional. is there any special circumstances are special. you know access that you allow them to leave the center in a jam. well, i mean this is a unique case i mean typically a person would just walk out of our jail but this is such a high-profile event that we need to make sure mister harris gets where he needs to go. without a with

here's harris. ♪ >> harris: we are now awaiting former president george w.ush and defense secretary defense secretary mark esper. they are set to lay a wreath at the pentagon 9/11 memorial at any moment. this is just one of the many events happening today to mark 18 years since the 9/11 attacks. we will have much more on how the victims, their families, are being remembered and how the nation comes together on this important day. we will also begin with a fox news alert, awaiting remarks from president trump, where he addresses the departure of his national security advisor john bolton for the very first time on camera. we will bring that to you live as it happens. we've got a crew. reporters are inside the oval office right now. as soon as we can do that, we will pay you are currently watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. let's go to north carolina talk politics to begin this hour. republicans claiming victory in the north. the states that congressional district, where republican dan bishop nearly defeated democrat dan mccready in a race wid

here's harris. ♪ >> harris: we are now awaiting former president george w.y mark esper. they are set to lay a wreath at the pentagon 9/11 memorial at any moment. this is just one of the many events happening today to mark 18 years since the 9/11 attacks. we will have much more on how the victims, their families, are being remembered and how the nation comes together on this important day. we will also begin with a ne

harris. >> harris: i want to bring this up. people may not know. you and your camera person, give that person a shout-out. you have to stay tethered together with the one cord. be careful. we appreciate the reporting. you have given warnings to people and we can see it coming in. griff jenkins on the microphone and thanks to his photographer, both of you. san francisco officials are launching a new attack on the nra. this one is whipping up plenty of outrage. plus the 2020 democrats want to tackle climate change head on but can they convince voters that their multi-trillion dollar plans will work? >> we're setting standards to put ourselves on a mission to have zero emission electricity by 2030 and a carbon neutral country by 2045. we can do these things and we'll do them and get them done together. emu & doug ♪ hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [

i'm harris faulkner.ccused "the new york times" of knowingly leaving out key details in an essay about a new sexual assault allegation against justice kavanaugh by a yale classmate. this, as the authors of that report suggest the editors are to blame for removing some important facts from their piec piece. kevin corke live in san diego, california, traveling with the president who is making a stop at the border later today.

harris? >> harris: i'm looking hard to make that sizzle, thank you.the california boat fire. the latest on the investigation amid reports of serious safety flaws on that dive boat. that was a huge question when it first happened. plus, even the mainstream media are slamming san francisco for labeling the nra a domestic terror group. and the liberal author begs "normal people" to stop wearing red hats before they scare people who take them for maga hats. we are not even making this up. more atop the hour on 326. back to you >> harris: can't wait. >> jessica: is it time to tax robots? that the idea from new york city mayor and democratic white house contender, bill de blasio. this is what he told her own tucker carlson last night." >> a worker pays income tax. you take away millions and millions of workers, that's a lot less revenue to take care of all the things we need in our society. that means, of course, millions of people don't have a livelihood. i believe and work. i think you do, is also. i think we need a future based on work. it's going to put

we have one man who is free and that's max harris. the news that we just got on derrick almena is that there at least has been a date set and that is october 4th. now, we need to get a real legal opinion on this as to whether we know for sure that there's going to be another full blown trial or whether the prosecution and the city has to decide, do we want to go through with another full trial and the other piece of information that we have is the 10-2 verdict. >> yes. ten of the jurors voting guilty for derrick almena and two saying not guilty, hence the deadlocked jury. and the hung jury. and the mistrial on his part. i just got the answer back to what you were asking about. >> all right. >> that october 4th date. from david lynn, who as you know was the prosecutor on the ghost ship case. he is now in private practice. i posed that question to him and he says that october 4th is a control date and so it's a default, as we were conjecturing, it's not like the d.a. made this big announcement or anything saying we're going to retry him

." >> harris: special d. fox news alert, we are waiting to hear from the president of the united nations. he is set to meet with the japanese prime minister, just hours after the white house released a transcript of the president's call with the ukrainian president, and one day after, speaker nancy pelosi formally announced in in the bh and angry. you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. with me, melissa francis. host a fox to kennedy , kennedy. but marshall is with us, anchor and executive editor of "special report" ." "outnumbered," and what he's here. >> bret: good to be here. >> harris: it's a light newsday. [laughter] >> bret: i thought i was going to cover the u.n., i don't know what happened along the way. >> melissa: interesting point. the timing is a topic of discussion, for sure. >> bret: fascinating day already, just for the reaction you are seeing from democrats and republicans. looking at the same transcript and fully different ways. as you look through the prism, it depends what you s

and then as far as next harris he's a free man tonight. >>he's a free man he's a he is now out of the santa rita jail and he as a he's a he's a free man again i'm not the outcome that the families wanted but the outcome that his attorneys fought hard for in this case. >>and both and harris is attorneys say that their thoughts and their prayers are with those victims and their families tonight and they they had been the the entire trial. that's right. >>both of the defense teams have always a you know took the opportunity to say that what a tragedy this is for everyone including the families while trying to still maintain that well for their clients or innocent from their perspectives. >>send it back to you guys for now. the show has a thank you very much for so following the latest in the goshen trial. we the defendant max harris acted as the creative director of the go ship but during the trial. harris downplayed his role at the oakland warehouse out for michelle kingston has men closely following the case as we've said she shows us how h

i'm harris faulkner.iting the start of a briefing from the acting ad of customs border patrol. a new report that border arrests as a metric of border crossing. that number has plummeted to 51,000 in the month of august. that is down 60%, according to multiple reports. chief white house correspondent john roberts is inside the white house briefing room to talk more about this. actually, you are not there yet, but that's where you're headed. >> i didn't want to risk the chance that they would come out in the middle of all this, because we want to talk about the immigration, and the peace talks with the taliban. first, to the immigration numbers. the peak of this year was back in may, 144,000 people crossing

if they did it with kamala harris.t looks like she's not the one. >> she had that -- remember she got out first and in the clip -- that first grouchy headset for cisco and i believe at the time even president trump was like wow, that's a pretty big crowd. but just becausear your first, doesn't meann you're going to be first in the long run. so she had that big moment on the debate stage earlier in the summer when she went after joe biden. on an issue important to the democratic base and then for some reason she took her foot off the gas. and the rest of the summer has sort of been a lost one for her and i think that's why even in her own state, as you point out, she's now pulling fifth. i think that she is somebody as a prosecutor -- she has the ability to take it to either biden or warren or somebody, but instead she made the decision at the last debate she would just take it straight to president trump as if they were having a general election contest and obviously that is not happening. i think that her funders aree

>> harris: where does it go?ica: it needs to get in a federal database. >> kristen: it's also something that happened in parkland. the young man -- he was somebody he was known to law enforcement had been flagged as someone who was potentially a dairng and wasn't followed up on. while it's great that congress is trying to figure out are there things we can do further to prevent these atrocities in the future, enforceing the laws we have on the books would be a great start. >> harris: i'll ask my second question next time. as hurricane dorian gets closer and closer to our east coast fears of a potentially deadly storm surge grow now. next our own bill hemmer is at a florida beach with a live look at conditions on the ground there. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is

it will be a detailed investigation, to be sure, harris. >> harris: no doubt.was very popular. rob lowe even weighed in on this, said he had been on it and sends his condolences to those left behind. alan diehl with me, formerly of the ntsb. thank you for your time and expertise. you've been watching "outnumbered overtime." thank you for being with me. here's dana. >> dana: hurricane dorian lashing the florida coast after crushing the bahamas where a major rescue effort is under way. entire neighborhoods flattened, no power, food or running water. we're just starting to hear stories of desperation of tens of thousands of survivors needing help. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." at least seven deaths now confirmed in the bahamas as hurricane dorian crawls north, storm surge warning now in effect from north of port canaveral, florida, all the way up to the north carolina/virginia border. president trump getting an update earlier on the storm. >> we certainly got lucky in florida. now if we can get lucky in

alameda county sheriff's office confirms harris left the jail thursday night. but i could have never predicted how to sell to hear them to ship heat, not guilty not guilty not guilty harris's attorneys say the biggest tragedy is the city of oakland not telling the truth. >>on the stand. >>the jail at 36 people die in your community have fire marshals inspectors and firefighters and police and everybody involved in and try to blame it on to poor people. they couldn't afford attorneys, you know you can't do that. the magnitude of this tragedy is indicative of a complete bureaucratic and systemic breakdown that was never acknowledged by a government official. and i doubt that the community is any safer. i mean look at how many buildings have gone up and fired is why we were in trial throughout the entire trial family members of victims path. >>the courtroom listening to the heart wrenching testimony of the night their loved ones died when the verdict was read aloud gas asp was heard from victims family members in the courtroom. many of them later saying they were

i'm harris faulkner.hheld millions of dollars in aid to ukraine back in july, saying he wanted european nations to pay more, and that he would do it again. the delay came just days before the president's call with ukraine's president, where he reportedly pushed for an investigation into joe biden and his son, under biden's, business activities. now democrats are ramping up their calls for impeachment over it all. the presi

trial max harris is a free man. the family of the victims angry and emotional tonight. >>> he was willing to take a plea deal for six years. you tell me if that is a not guilty person. >>> what is next for derick almena. after the jury deadlocks on his case.>>> i am frustrated. but we will win next time. >>> we just learned about another bay area victim and the dive boat tragedy. investigators describe their haunting final moments.>>> they then tried to go to the front part of the vessel. to get into the window portion. in the front of the vessel. they could not get into the windows. >>> news is 7 pm starts right now. breaking news on the ghost ship warehouse trial. one of the defendants was released from jail is a go.>>> max harris acquitted on 36 counts of manslaughter. the jury was hung for derick almena. team coverage on the verdict and reaction beginning with the courthouse in oakland.>> reporter: about an hour ago deputies released max harris from santa rita jail. this is a live picture of santa rita jail. dep

i'm harris faulkner. now we will hear the chairman and ranking member giving the opening statements. but there is already friction inside the room that you are looking at right now, after the white house moved to limit the scope of lewandowski's testimony and ordered two former aides not to appear before this committee panel. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live outside that hearing room on capitol hill. things starting to get really busy in there now. >> that's right, harris. i'm just looking over my shoulder because we are still waiting for corey lewandowski. we were told 20 minutes ago he would be arriving in the next 1. a lot of activity at the far end of the hallway, if you panned down this way. i can't see whether lewandowski has finally arrived. in advance of the hearing, the white house has told the committee that they are invoking something called "constitutional immunity." they say this is designed to protect the office of the presidency, whether it's a republican or a dem

>> harris: sie? cubicle. what i was asking about previously, they started buying posters and have the performance we had with house intel. i don't know. we don't have the answer to tha that. jeanne is madly nodding that yes, they could. >> jeanne: leasing the democrats messes up your look at corey lewandowski pray that was not a good hearing for the democrats. i always say to know what you are going to get before you put it out there. nancy pelosi is very good at counting votes before he goes to the floor. the democrats in these committee hearings -- >> ed: she pointed to something else. the lewandowski meeting was mishandled, and some of the robert mueller testimony. it didn't turn out how jerry nadler wanted to be. is that why adam schiff is taking more of a lead now? >> harris: that's interesting. >> ed: nadler's hearings have not gone the way democrats plan. >> harris: emily, coming back. >> jeanne: speaking of the quarries, he mentioned that for two years nadler has talked about what he has. the public r

>>that's right just seen in grant next harris, a free man. he officially released around the 6.15 this evening here at santa rita jail. we didn't even get to see him. he did not take any questions for the media whatsoever as he was driven away from the sergeant ray kelly and of course an emotional day in court as we've been hearing stories from a lot of victims family and of course max harris was facing a 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. and of course the jury finding him not guilty making that decision. sometime after 2 o'clock this afternoon. you know it was not the same story for a co defendant. derek al manna who had a hung jury and will be having a mistrial we do have a sound bite from a friend who believes both men are innocent. and i still believe. >>with derek and the you know still being in jail and within this trial. we're still ignoring the root of the problem. >>we need to hold our landlords and building owners accountable or this will happen again. we need to hold the people accountable for profiting off of us taking shelte

if you go out and -- >> harris: are they riding horses, planes, cars? the presidential candidates are flying all over on jets. buttigieg is ahead of everybody spent $300,000 so far from his campaign on private jets. all of these green people who want to lecture us on what we should do on policies that by the way will end up killing jobs in many parts of america, they're not taking personal responsibility. even when meghan markle and prince harry took the five jet rides in the span of a week or something, hollywood came out and defended them. it is this weird thing. we elites can do this. we'll give a carbon tax credit here and we're so important. and then for the rest of us they want policies that actually kill people's livelihood. >> melissa: speaking of it's good for one and not for the other. when -- she talks about this is what it looks like and it hits vulnerable communities first. abaco island, the place that she is talking about, very wealthy resorts. you have baker's bay, abaco club. they're devastated and my heart goes out to them. she shows he

max harris had a bright yellow tie on, a dark suit. derick almena, a dark sport coat with a sweater. both men looking somber. there was a lot of tension, a lot of nervousness inside the courtroom. by my count, 36 members, family members of the victims were in the courtroom. some of them started crying before the judge and the clerk even go to the verdicts. but once they were read, the first one was max harris. took 12 minutes to read 36 counts of not guilty. here's what the attorneys said after. >> this isn't a time for us to talk about the two years that my innocent young client has spent in jail. i think this is a time to thank the community, thank all of the community for their tremendous outpouring of support for max harris throughout this process. >> and what we both look forward to is the next trial. and in the next trial we will do better. you know it may hang again, it may be acquitted, but we're not going to lose. now we know what their witnesses have said. we now know our strengths and our weaknesses. >> reporter: a little mo

here's harris. >> harris: we begin with this. president trump says he is slapping iran with the strongest sanctions ever, put on a countr country. potential motor action. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the present wrapped up remarks with reporters in a joint press conference with the australian prime minister just a few seconds ago. he watched it live with us. he is set to meet with pentagon officials today as they way possible military response due to last weekend attacks on the saudi arabian oil facilities. which could include sending more troops that region. iran denies they are behind those attacks on oil facilities. chief white house correspondent john roberts' love for us at the white house. we have heard from the president twice, with a lot of

harris was more of a gopher for him. i think the jury looked at that, and almost started from the top down. where were the owners? where were the owners kids? they owned the building, ran the building, and then you had almena next in command, harris down below. so i'm sure the jury thought, why should we hold him responsible for this. >> all along the strategy from the defense was to shift the blame, as you said, over to the city, over to pg&e, over to the oakland fire department, and to also sort of suggest this notion that maybe the fire had been intentionally set. it seems it was a somewhat effective strategy? >> i don't think the intentional fire carried any water for the jury. i think they quickly dismiss that. but, you get to, as i say, the owners, where were they? the thing that bothered me the most was the district attorneys office brought these charges against boey negotiated the cas judge jacobson. judge jacobson was in negotiations and said almena will get nine years and harris will get three. and then the fam

>> patrick harris has a magic touch. decided a couple of years ago to try his hand at writing a book for young adults, naturally it ranked up the best seller's liss book. >> how did this idea come to you? >> i like books a lot. i thought that's cool. let's do book series, let's do four. this is clever. >> i wonder doing maps and codes. this is my brain. >> "the minor third" is the latest of harris's series. >> it must be so grad fieitifyi get the response to this book. >> i made a career out of doing random diverse things but hopefully with the level of quality and sort of a gleam in my eye that it is go i think to go okay. >> the 46 years old harris is known for that diversity role from the early days of "dukiey houser" to most rectly playing ogla in a series of events. in between he won a tony award for his run in head way and became a favorite familiar show award show, hosting the oscars, the emmy's and the tony's four times. >> harris has been performing since he was a young boy growing up in mexico. the son of two l

here's harris. >> harris: would begin with developing news as number of states are being done like takingndred people have died and hundreds are sick. this is "outnumbered over time" and i'm harris faulkner. new legislation to address the health emergency. this is adding to dozens of efforts nationwide as well. the top new jersey center now wants a full band on vaping. the state of michigan just banned all flavored baked products last week. a kansas school district is preparing to sue the vaping industry. this continues to be a big deal. >> it's an issue the white house has been keeping an eye on for quite some time. they are creating policy mechanisms to create an opportunity to do something about the problem. and they are very heavily involved in doing something to protect america's children especially those who might be vulnerable to vaping and e-cigarettes. let me show you the map. we are talking about over 450 possible cases of