harris: this felt like -- [laughter] harris: this felt like an opening statement. kimberly: i think he did. he is trying to get in his groove and cycle. he had interesting changes in the campaign. they're adding an layering to the team and beefing it up. trump has to be trump. you want someone to put words in your mouth to try to change who you are. he sort of has those people. he has jesse watters of the world locked up? >> he does? hope not. i need a lawyer. kimberly: now he has to get other votes to peel off like jesse is talking about, to reach out to independents. not let hillary run away with the election with white, college educated women, some other people that might be on the fence or be more moderate, care about communities, care about jobs, care about quality education. care about keeping jobs here and not exporting american jobs. these are positive themes people care about. harris: those themes came up so heaviry, meghan, when we saw the latest round of rioting in milwaukee. people wanted to get back to their small businesses and jobs they had been able

thank you, harris.ed one of the big news developments today the fbi will turn over some notes into their investigation of hillary clinton's use of a private email server. the fbi decided against filing charges in that case. these notes may shed light on why. catherine herridge is with us at top of the hour with new information. also mike pence campaigning today in georgia as donald trump is fund-raising out west. we'll talk about the state of the race and drill down on mr. trump's immigration plans. we're tracking several big storms including two that can impact the u.s. mainland. one hurricane that will impact hawaii. the janice dean has the forecast coming up at top of the hour. harris: we're in the middle of that season. we'll be watching. thank you, jenna. >> more "outnumbered." the backlash intensifying over 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick's refusal to stand for the national anthem as part after protest of alleged police brutality against blacks. the police officers's association firing off a an

he's older than harry truman and harry truman is not a young man. they both come from border states. it doesn't look like much of a ticket, doesn't look like much of a ticket. but harry truman goes to the convention, he waits for hours to give his speech. he doesn't give it until like 1:00 in the morning. and the convention has just been all roiled up with everything. hubert humphrey had gone to the floor and forced a floor fight on the civil rights plank. the southern democrats were mad enough going into this convention. then hubert humphrey says, our plank on civil rights is not as strong as the republicans'! it's the same mush that we were pedalling in 1944. no, we need to move out of the shadow of states' rights into the bright sunlight of civil rights. and he forces a floor fight onto the floor of the convention, first one since prohibition, and he wins. he wins and the southern democrats, some of them, anyway, walk out. they walk out. the convention is just dragging into chaos. then when they announce harry truman is coming to the hall at 1:00

harris:?were getting it anyway. >> to make sure commander-in-chief happens double-time, far different than sandy and other teams with election on the line. sure the president will be on beach. melissa: the treasurer said we need people to come down here. we need carpenters and people who can do construction and strong arms for people to come down. anytime somebody comes, whether trump or especially president, people watch and pay attention, say how can i help and volunteer. he said please, everyone come, anyone come. we are drowning. we need help. kennedy: not just about being humane person. that really is part of the job of the president, also look what happened in, at the end of the campaign in 2012 when hurricane sandy hit, in this part of the country, and how that shifted the election. and you know maybe donald trump glean ad lesson from that, at that point the president was hine mitt romney in the polls a little bit. that some say sealed the deal. harris: where we ever get to the point so

where is harry? harry goes to a luncheon in independence, missouri, his hometown sneaks out the backdoor , into a waiting limousine and drives off to a pretty much vacant resort favored by politicians and gangsters outside of town, checks into a room. nobody knows he is there. he is hidden from the press. he is hidden from the nation really. checks into a room and is determined that he is not going to follow this on a minute by minute basis. there is a bottle of whiskey on the nightstand and a ham and cheese sandwich, and that is his election night celebration. he turns out the lights. it's probably about 9:00. every so often, his secret service people wake him up and tell them he has won this state or he is doing well in that state. each time they wake him up, they just annoy him. they just annoy him more and more, but finally they give him the news which causes him to just say, i think i have one. i think i have one. -- won. let's go down to kansas city. let's go down to headquarters. and harry tru

harris: the website. the big speech. >> repeatedly to latino communities about her immigration policies. donald trump isn't slamming her on it. we know they're aware. problem for donald trump is exactly what meghan said, melissa, i disagree. i think it is opposite of a strategy. you think most muddled roll out. do the speech, tell us what you do, mix of messages from pence, christie, juliana he will soften, not soften, poor kellyanne conway who i love, i don't know how she will deal with it. if you do the speech go to arizona do the speech. last two weeks we seen 20 different messages. you're angering everybody. you will not keep people who want immigration reform happy and you're about to offend, ann coulter, jeff sessions, sarah palin, people put faith in you and trust in you. harris: who are they really going to vote for. >> they could stay home. melissa: newly-released emails raising questions about hillary clinton pay to play and state department for the family charity. emails released by citizens un

harris: right.o then a different group of people would be those people who are economically advantaged but still taxed with a heavy burden of taxes, so on and so forth. and to reach out those people in the middle to upper middle class zone too. to separate out and to reach many -- i don't know if there's enough time though between now and november, but he can give it a shot. kennedy: this is the most vocal outreach you've seen from a republican. george w. bush had a different tack. rand paul has been good about going to cities like detroit, but it just shows you how incredibly defensive hillary clinton and the democratic establishment are about identity politics. and when you tread on what they believe is their territory, you know -- harris: you're in their pool. kennedy: absolutely -- harris: and you're in the deep end in their pool. kennedy: the way that she is describing him, it just shows the level of protection and defensiveness she has and how identity politics has failed. you know, you also t

. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered." on a fine friday, i'm harris faulkner.ere today, dagen mcdowell, fox business anchor, meghan mccain, syndicated radio talk show host. julie roginsky, democratic strategist. today's #oneluckyguy, veteran actor dean cain and he is outnumbered. wow, great to see you. >> i'm a veteran actor. i like that. harris: only 29. >> just had a birthday. i turned the big five, 0. >> get out of town. harris: that was a due days ago. you look rested. >> i need a couple days after that, believe me. >> let me be polite. you look young. dagen: rested in hollywood means you never work. >> i am rested. harris: superman wouldn't need work. >> superman wouldn't, but i do. harris: glad to have you. >> very happy to be here. harris: 2015 race is heating up in the heartland. donald trump visiting paul ryan home state of wisconsin. we know it is contested swing state. we also know trump said recently he is not ready to endorse the house speaker's re-election bid. in a yo interview ryan shrugged that off appearing to leave the door open to revoke his

harris: meghan.eghan: when i watch hillary clinton speech obvious she is trying to move headlines from clinton foundation scandals. both candidates are in need of white college educated suburbanites. that is who they are going after. both are making play, calling each other racist. i'm with you, i don't think either candidates are racist. what is effective the new ad where images of kkk associated with donald trump. david duke saying this is my kind of candidate. where she loses me when she gets with the read alex jones conspiracy theories, mainstream america is not aware who these people are. a little too wonky inside baseball. i think they both lose this week. harris: julie, is it dicey game saying on their own behalf you are not courting these people and can't legislate who they are voting for. >> you can't blame and hold people accountable for those who vote for them. hillary clinton made a misstep this week when she sort of insulted the american voters who are going to vote for donald trump. i m

harris: fox news alert. milwaukee being rocked by violent protesting and bracing what could come today. what will that look like later? another person shot after second night of unrest after police involved shooting that happened over the weekend. officers had to use armored vehicles just to reach the rescue and get that victim last night as protesters throwing rocks and bricks and bottles at police. at least five officers were hurt and car set ablaze. eventually officers moved in to break you the crowd and restore relative calm. riots were sparked after a black police officer shot and killed a black man who police say refused to drop a gun yesterday. the suspect had a long criminal history. more on this as the news develops this hour. >>> we're also watching this unfold. the republican gop presidential nominee donald trump, that is slight bit redundant there, expected to lay out his plan to defeat the islamic state savages. the speech is coming up in youngstown, ohio, we'll wary it live on fox news when it

harris: she did. >> very big presence in his life, and she could him on the carpet. julie: good. that's what a mom should do. gillian: i would just caution against, against, ben, what you said which is that his dui history is a personal story. a dui -- >> well, i meant that in a personal thing. yeah, it troubles me in the fact that, look, i'm on the road too with my kids, so anybody that's behind a wheel, you know? but, look, i went to a boarding school that was about -- julie: they were my school competitors. i didn't know that, wow. >> that place has phenomenal swimmers. so i used to see these kids get up at three a.m. every day -- harris: oh, their work ethic. gillian: i worry that this encourages a pattern of forgiving celebrities. for example, i remember the lindsay lohan stories. if i had been arrested 75 times with a dui, i would be in jail. harris: i suddenly see a new group popping up called celebrities are people too. [laughter] i don't know, i could be wrong. >>> all right, we'll move on. m

harris: fox news alert. growing questions about whether the obama administration secretly paid a ransom to iran for the freedom of four american hostages. now, josh ernest, this press secretary, is speaking with the media. they just asked him questions. let's watch that together. >> administration kept in place tough financial sanctions against iran, because of variety of concerns that we have about their behavior including their support for terrorism. their violation of human rights. and a ballistic missile program that they maintain that continues to be inconsistent with u.n. security council resolutions. the facts are quite clear. i think it is an indication, just how, badly, opponents ever the iran deal are struggling, to justify their opposition to a successful deal that has prevented and continues to prevent iran from developing a nuclear weapon. >> you responded to two specific questions. one, was there money ransom for the folks that were released? >> no, it was not. it is against the policy of the u

harris: yeah!t, forgetting president, just secretary of state, to have him with the clients dealing with the state department and shady characters. different tax raps against some of them. questions about them. why do they do it? seep seems they can't avoid this kind of trouble. i've known them for years. there is always something coming up. there is no need to. harris: why does it? entitlement or hubris? >> all the above, lack of judgment or responsibility which she can not bring in the oval office. harris: where is the sell on that? is that up to donald trump to try to work that into the message? >> up to all of us. we can get sidetracked on too many issues, shutting down the government. harris: comes back to why the establishment in your party is not behind this candidate right now. >> he made it difficult for some. also they don't like what he has been saying about them the last few months. put that behind him. i have real problems with donald trump in some of his positions. he is nominee of th

. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner.ere today fox business's network, liz macdonald, radio show host meghan mccain, democratic strategist, julie roginsky. today's #oneluckyguy, came down in the elevator, he is excited, "forbes on fox," david asman. >> with emac by the way. harris: there you go. >> so i'm here with friends. harris: your tie matches julie's dress. julie: we planned it. and my mug which i brought from home. harris: blush mauve depending where you're from. we move on. we begin with the scandal that just won't go away. new revelations bolstering claims, pay to play is the order of the day on the hillary clinton state department. here is the newest information we have. senior executive at the clinton foundation left nearly 150 telephone messages for cheryl mills. clinton's top aide at the state department, within a two-year time frame. that is according to previously unpublished documents obtained by fox news. the review of state department call logs, found no other individual appeared with anything like that

harris: wow. single republican would have had that in his or her top three. harris: 49% are not just people in the democratic tent. they are a few of the poles holding up the tent. they're really believe it. meghan: there is rhetoric, talking about how the president speaks bit. i love president bush, one of the things he used to say we'll smoke them out, get them dead or alive. i like a old school cowboy way we're angry at these people as i am. we'll exhaust everything we possibly can. harris: joe biden said we'll follow them to the gates of hell. meghan: joe biden is not president. harris: he is not the obama or clinton. meghan: hillary clinton spending time with stars like justin timberlake. what she is not making time for and what it could mean for donald trump. ♪ ♪ is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. fo

. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered" on a fine friday eve. i'm harris faulkner.oday host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy herself. fbn, co-host of "after the bell," melissa francis. radio talk show host meghan mccain. today's #oneluckyguy, co-host of fox business network's "wall street week," anthony scaramucci. as of late he is also economic advisor to donald trump. we will pick his brain about that. for now you're outnumbered. >> mooch. >> what did you call him? >> mooch. harris: you like that. >> that is junior high school. it was about my last name, not stealing other people's food. we're not doing that now. harris: it is lunch hour. we'll make sure you don't steal it. good to have you. >> thanks for having me. harris: let's begin with presidential politics, 81 days before the election, donald trump headed to the key battleground state of north carolina after making staffing changes to his campaign leadership, promoting veteran republican pollster, kellyanne conway, campaign manager and manager stephen bannon from "breitbart news" as ceo. anthony is an e

harry truman was sufficiently registered that the party accepted harry truman. truman's appreciation of the vice presidency and was elected. 's lowred john garner opinion of it. while he was try to find what to do with himself, he used to hang out with sam rayburn. rayburn had this hideaway deep in the bowels of the capital where what he called the board of education used to meet late in the afternoon. they would share their favorite drink and they would ruminate on politics in washington and the state of the democratic party. harry truman was in sam rayburn's office on a moment to stay in 1945 in april when he got word that a call had come from the white house and it was important he called the white house so be good. he called the white house. the first thing he said, according to somebody that was there, he puts on the phone and christ andesus general jack." he knew that something was up. he went to the white house and discovered franklin roosevelt had died and he was now president of the united states. he realized that his relationship with sam rayburn all o

harris. >> during the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unit for high-profile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was with the judge. >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, probably one of the most manipulative, conniving, condescending people that i've ever encountered, in my opinion. he was difficult for the staff, no matter how much respect you afforded him, no matter how well you treated him, he found a way to try to turn it. >> but harris says is he simply misunderstood. >> i feel like everybody looks at me like a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. when i see myself in the paper, i think to myself, if people really knew who i was and how i really am, they would know i didn't rape anybody, i didn't kidnap anybody. the people that do know me, my friends, they know me. my family, they know me. so, it's surreal, it's heartbreaking, depressing, and i wish i could change things, but i can't. >>> coming u

harris: as you were saying that. why?d system and everybody knows you have to endorse the candidate even if you don't agree with him? that actually benefits donald trump. look, i this guy to endorse me. he doesn't really want to, but he has to. >> you lose either way. pull a ted cruz, people are mad. you do endorse and have problems with it. pulling a ted. people are mad or you pull a paul ryan and do endorse. have issues people are mad about that. basically the lesson here, no matter what you do you're always wrong. harris: wow. >> not complicated. nothing we've ever seen before. nobody knows what to do. they're doing their best. trump says some things are difficult to stand behind, party unity is more important than some people. harris: i've been saying this from the beginning back in the primaries when donald trump started winning when there were 15, 16 people in the race, why didn't the party get with him then, or at least say, look, if you turn out to be winner, we'll work with you on your messaging. we'll work -- >>

he is the author "growing up with my grandfather, memories of harry s truman," and "dear harry, love bess." thef last month, clifton is secretary, a role that has been vacant since the 1990's since his mother retired from our board. clifton, thank you for joining our board and thank you for being here today. [applause] clifton: thank you, andy. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, truman scholars. to be here. i am honored to have been asked. honored to serve on the board. i have to tell you i'm a little bit stunned. i was 19 your desk i was 19 years old with my mother in independence, missouri when the first truman scholarships were awarded in 1977. i was in college and i was sort of in all of being in that group. as my mother told me i should be. [laughter] clifton, allut it, of these young people are doing a lot better in college that you .re are [laughter] the panels have been fantastic. this is a great way to spend the afternoon. some have been talking about my grandfather's leadership style, his outlook on life, things i found out about when i was very young. my grandfather came to

as i mentioned, harris' family say harris was unarm aed during all of this.elieve he was trying to get back to his neighborhood, a place he felt safe, clegg was a mute and deaf driver there on the streets of north carolina. they feel all of this could have been prevent. >>> 25 minutes past the hour, now out of this world, surprise for nasa scientists re-establishing contact with its stereo beast spacecraft after two years of radio silence. officials say communication was lost during the commission to study the sun. they've been working in tandem with the second craft. now that it's been found, the stereo team will monitor it. >>> a powerful earthquake overnight. toppling buildings and wreaking havoc on an area that rarely sees these kinds of tremors. the situation in that area next. my advice for looking younger, longer? get your beauty sleep. and use aveeno® absolutely ageless® night cream with active naturals® blackberry complex. younger looking skin can start today. absolutely ageless® from aveeno®. morning is nothing new...stion, muddling through your ♪ i

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harry? >>harry: thank you. a scary sight this weekend for 104 passengers and a crew aboard a southwest jet heading to orlando. in mid flight, one of its engines blew out. kris van cleave is following the investigation. >>reporter: passengers say it started with a loud boom and the smell of smoke. when they looked out their windows, they saw this. the leading edge of the metal casing around the number one engine was ripped away, supposing the fan blades of this 16-year-old southwest airlines boeing 737. >> it was shaking right >> and then there was that rattling. >>reporter: barry and faith green were among the 99 passengers and five crew on flight 3472 heading for orlando from new orleans saturday morning. >> the person across of us crying, saying he's going to die. and everybody trying to calm everybody down. >>reporter: oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling. pictures show pieces of the damaged engine flew off and struck the plane, gouge the fuse fuse luge and forcing a forced landing in pensacola. >> steve wa

there is another harry potter book out.harry potter and the closed -- cursed child" just hit west end. it has already cast a spell on thousands of the wizards fans. >> the book was released last sunday, but he has worked his magic. 680,000 copies have flown off the shelves, retailing at $15 to $20. it is only bringing in a tiny profit as diehard fans rush to get their hands on a copy. >> like come down and read it and then i can go crazy and go full harry potter. reporter: this is harry potter with one distance -- difference, it is a play not a novel. the show itself is on west and, a further expansion of the hugely successful franchise. >> my children always wanted to read another harry potter book. now i will go back to the hotel and read it. reporter: he won't be the only one. barnes and noble was the most pre-ordered book since, you guessed it, the last harry potter. daniel: from the cursed child to first construction, berlin's new airport is becoming a byword for mass incompetence and shirking of responsibility for tho

harry truman was truly human. harry truman was one of us. and it certainly would have been so out of keeping with his character had they gilded furniture or something. it would have been inconceive scrabble to harry truman to have anything like that. >> american history tv is mark the centennial. we ask congress which park has special meaning to you and why. >> i'm congressman french hill. i represent arkansas. i'm here at the centerpiece of the civil rights trail of the south. in 1957 was the biggest school integration crisis following the brown versus board of education decision. the national park service has this memorial right here at central high school one of the most beautiful high schools in our country. i'm an avid outdoorsman and so the national park site in arkansas is the first national river in our country the buffalo national river. i've been going there literally for about 55 years and so i have many, many miles on the river and wonderful happy memories of floating america's first national river, the buffalo national river. te

harry truman had decided as early as 1949 not to run. harry truman is wonderful in that he wrote letters to himself. these are extraordinary letters and they're also letters that harry truman wrote. bob ferrell's book "dear bess" would collect some of them. bess went to bed very early and harry truman would stay up very late. he would write a letter to put on her pillow so she would see it in the morning. and it was almost like a diary entry. he said he didn't want to run in 1952, it only solidified all the problems he had but he was not about to give up his control of the democratic party. he was going to name an heir apparent, and this is almost like a kmety of errors because nobody wants it. what we need to keep in context, nobody wanted to run against bob taft. not eisenhower, but bob taft, they figured they'd end up losing. truman's first choice is the chief justice of the supreme court, fred vinson, there in the picture. vinson dressed for business and i don't know what truman's dressed for. this was actually down in key west. vins

but harry is tough.elieve he is going to go down as one of the best leaders that the senate ever had. i could not have accomplished what i accomplished without him being at my side. so, i want to say publicly, to the people of nevada, to the people of lake tahoe, to the people of america, i could not be prouder to have worked alongside the democratic leader of the senate, harry reid. give him a big round of applause. [cheers and applause] so it's special to stand on the shores of lake tahoe. i have never been here. no, i, it is not like i didn't want to come. nobody invited me. i didn't know if i had a place to stay. so now that i have, i finally got here i'm going to come back. [cheering] and, and i want to come back not just because it's beautiful, not just because -- not just because i love you back. not just because the godfather too is maybe my favorite movie. i was flying over the lake i was thinking about fredo. [laughter] tough. but, this place is spectacular because it is one of the highest, dee

dujuan harris. three a years out of troy. >> rich: the defense has to pick it up a little bit. blocks quickly enough. >> kevin: second down and four. >> rich: having a hard time getting lined up, as well. >> kevin: rich, the pros and cons of running an offense like this from an offensive standpoint as a quarterback >> referee: offense, number 71. five yard penalty. false start. >> rich: what it does, because everything comes in so quickly, it limits the volume. you can't have as many plays and as many runs in the game. as a quarterback, kevin, i don't like it from the standpoint it doesn't give you as much freedom and flexibility to get in the right play. what really hurts and i think catches up to them is in third-down situations. that's where they struggled and that's why i think they will struggle hear. they don't change protection and plays very often in this offense. >> referee: holding. offense number 65. ten-yard penalty. >> kevin: is imagine this, rich, i can see working in college, but oreg

>> reporter: yes, harry, this family is devastated. we can all understand that with the situation here. family members just did an interview on art mccoy, the community activist, just did an interview on his radio show. and during that time, she talked about how her family is coping and why they believe that this may have been a hate crime. it was a very emotional interview. take a listen to what she said. >> i can't even digest this. you know, my family can't digest it. i went to church, i asked the question why, how, i'm like so angry. i'm angry because he did not have to kill her. there wasn't a reason to kill her. he was on a mission. all i keep thinking he was on a mission. >> reporter: it's been very emotional for family, because when they initially heard about the accident, they had a sigh of real estate leaf thinking that, you know, she had survived a car accident and then they found out about the second part with that shooting, so definitely a tough and a large family of loved ones. we'll have more on this story coming up at 9

you. >>> a new harry potter play opened in london this weekend. the new book went on sale overnight. once again, the world is under the wizard's spell. here's demarco morgan. >> quijano: a new harry potter play opened in london this weekend. the new book went on sale overnight. once again, the world is under the wizard's spell. here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: five years after harry potter last worked his magic at the box office, he's back in a new play and book: "harry potter and the cursed child." fans in manhattan waited hours for the midnight book-release. >> three, two, one, whoa! >> i've always wanted to know >> i've always wanted to know what happens to harry in the future and not everyone can travel to london to see the play, so the book is the next best option. >> i've been reading them since i was 12 years old and it's like part of our childhood and continues to be part of our childhood, and have that >> reporter: potter fans from new york to london's west end theatre district were dressed in character for the debut. as for the author

harryed a and wilburer they are not alone. get a laughing in stone. >> hey, wilbur, hi, harry. keep on doing what do you. friendship on the road of life, wilbur, harry, thank you, thank you. >> creekside supply opened in germanton in 2013. harry and wilbur arrived a short time later and have become landmarks. >> that is no way you could >> got to take a picture. >>> two nasa astronauts are taking a walk outside the international space station today. jeff williams and kate rubens are installing the first two of international docking adaptors that will be used for the arrivals of commercial spacecraft from boeing and space x sometime in the future. that is a live look there. this is the first spacewalk for nasa since january. >>> before you head to a wedding reception, you may want to try looking at this picture and then seeing will look like. >> find out what trending ingredient is being requested for cakes in the midwest. >> plus, a preview of three new movies hitting the box office companies must adapt. environment, but one thing should remain constant - a financial relationsh

but the great issue was which republican party would replace harry truman, if harry truman were to leave the internationalist, if you will, modern republicanism of dwight eisenhower? and stevenson had to among other things weigh and calculate the chances of which party he might be running against. he was very reluctant to run, wasn't he? >> he did not want to run. of course, it was -- who could have beat dwight eisenhower? it was like running against jesus christ. it was an impossible thing to win. and as richard said, he's got it exactly right. if it had been robert taft as the opponent, i think adlai would have relished running because there would have been a clear difference in philosophy about america's place in the world. but you got to remember the democrats tried to draft general eisenhower. the democrats tried to get eisenhower to run as a democrat. eisenhower was a candidate of both parties. >> well, newton minow, when adlai stevenson gave the welcoming address at the democratic national convention in chicago, in 1952, was he a nationally known figure at the time? was he conside

a north carolina state trooper shot and killed daniel harris last week outside harris's home. the trooper tried to pull over harris for speeding but he didn't stop for miles eventually driving his house. harris got out of his car and the trooper said harris made a quick moving so he fired one shot killing him. family and friends held a vigil for harris and called for better training for everyone in law enforcement. >> things change and now i feel that burden to -- to tell the world. >> julie: harris did not have a weapon. his family said he was likely trying to communicate that he was deaf through sign language. >>> the federal government is laying out its c carolina in a church in june of last year. a list of witnesses for the death penalty trial of dylann roof. his trial is expected to start later this year. and the golf says he joined the white supremacy movement months before his attack on a historically black church. >>> a worker at orlando's largest hospital now accused of going through the private medical records of the pulse night club shooting victims. the orlando reg

this week they debate harry the recreational marijuana ballot. >> harry reid has come out -- we'll call it sceptical about the legalization of recreational -- >> he's going to vote no. he's for medical marijuana but not recreational medical marijuana, is he wrong? >> i don't agree with senator read on everything. that's okay. i don't think that's a the correc i think we need to move toward legalization. i believe this is the right thing for our state to do. too many people are ending up in jail and being victims for no reason with this. we need to make this legal. we need to regulate it and tax it. i believe that the marijuana initiative question two on the ballot will pass. do you agree? i'm concerned about it for the same reason he is. my biggest problem are the dispensaries. it is between his medicine, you should have been able to get it at walgreens and cvs and all of the other pharmacies. the problem with that is the federal government. just last week the federal government came out and refused to reclassify marijuana. they say be done. you can't have it being done under the classi

harris? >> yeah, so earlier today on "outnumbered" we covered live the president's bilateral news conference with singapore's prime minister and it was an unenviable place to be for the prime minister as he stood there and watched our president go off on the republican nominee. he really went after trump. >> reporter: yeah, was basically just standing there as the president took the press conference in a political direction, lashing out at donald trump saying he's unfit to be president, going so far as to urge republican leaders to throw him overboard. listen to part of what the president said. >> the fact that he doesn't appear to have basic knowledge around critical issues in europe, in the middle east, in asia, means that he's woefully unprepared to do this job. >> reporter: as you can imagine, donald trump wasn't about to let that egg just lie there. in a lengthy statement going off an president obama and hillary clinton on a number of different issues, including the economy saying, "they

let's go to harry boomer over on the west side. lakewood. right, harry? >> reporter: that's right in lakewood. you mention trees coming down. one the tree actually didn't come down but a couple of rotten limbs came down. that is just pretty rotten, the wind took it right down and everything. i am at the house of kim and her son lincoln. they don't have any power here. kim, tell me about not having power and how it is affecting you. >> it's been on 45 minutes getting very hot in the house. we came and sat out on the porch watching all the traffic. raining. >> you were saying you were in it for a little bit. >> i was driving from north olmsted and we stopped for awhile because i couldn't even drive. >> good to be home. >> i am glad to be home. very glad. >> without power until later this evening. >> lincoln, how are you making it. doing okay? >> yeah. >> he said he is doing fine. >>> thank you, kim. >>> 57,000 people in northeast ohio right now without power according to cei. traffic is movin side streets out on 2 and 90 traffic moving slowly because of the

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christina: is there more magic coming from harry potter? is what jk rawlings is saying about the boy wizard >> reporter: the trade baseball deadline is tomorrow. we will tell you all about that and what will the mets do? we will discuss and talk that and the pga championship in the woman who created the magic world of harry potter say end. christina: yesterday the author attended an event about harry potter and was asked about the future of harry potter and muggles will not like the answer. >> he goes on a very big journey and it does come to an end. harry is gone. christina: for magic is far from over. supplies into theater in november. antwan: cats is back on broadway. it's opening at the neil simon theater. they hit the red carpet to mark the musical return. rosie o'donnell is there and several others. afterwards they will take part in a evangelical ball after party. it previously ran for 18 years christina: it might be raining cats and dogs in our area. flash flood warnings anywhere. samantha: it is coming down pretty hard across parts

i have yet to read even one harry potter book. are you guys fan. >> thank goodness i have not read any of them either and people look at me like i'm crazy. >> reporter: i know we are the only ones. >> i did have butter beer at universal studios at harry potter park. it tastes like a melted butter scotch candy, it is delicious. >> okay. >> that is my harry potter connection. >> help me jill, help me. have a good day, jill. >> thanks, jill. >>> more local law firms want to talk to people in perfect sham and other communities affected by contaminated water. lawyers have been exploring lawsuits after tests found contaminated water in wells. contamination was blamed on fire fighting foam used at nearby military bases. two law firms are holding a meeting at 7:00 at manor house at commonwealth in horsham. >>> in london an attacker went on stabbing spree in the popular tourist area killing one person and injuring five others. it happened wednesday night in london's russell square. police took a 19 year-old man in custody. they say the sus

harris died at the scene. saunders has been placed on administrative leave pending investigation as is procedure. >>> those chilling cries are from the 14-year-old boy captured here moments before he planned to blow himself up. potentially killing scores of others in northern iraq. officials believe he was trained and brainwashed by isis. take a look at this dramatic scene where saufsers shake with fear as they attempt to remove boy's waist. that of course is the wrong video there, but more than 1,000 americans unexpectedly invaded canada on sunday with inflatable rafts and inner tubes. the boaters were taking part in the river party when strong winds blew them off u.s. waters and into canada. many of the floaters were rescued, some were so afraid about getting caught without swim back to the u.s. it took 19 hours and 19 bus loads to get everyone back across the border. >>> new details on president obama's to louisiana later today, but first, tropical storm gaston is building. is there anything to worry about?

why harris didn't stop is unclear. eyewitnesss suggest he may have been using hand gestures or soon language with police. >> he was he didn't even hear the siren. he didn't hear anything. >> reporter: harris, the father of a three-year-old was killed by a single gunshot, according to authorities. his brother who is also deaf says police aren't trained enough in dealing with deaf people. >> if the officer had known he was deaf, it would have ended differently. >> reporter: at a vigil, mourners wrote in chalk along his street, justice for danielle. authorities say they need more time. so many officers responded to the scene. and there's a tremendous amount of video evidence to pore through. >>> on sunday the city of rio passed the olympics flag to tokyo to prep for the 2020 summer games in that. flag is now in japan. tokyo's governor waved the olympics symbol as she and her delegation returned home wednesday morning. construction is set to begin at the end of this year. this is tokyo's second summer games. the first was

harris 2:17-2:23this is a great time to start measuring the windows. if you haven't bought rain plywod, now's the time to do it. most of these supplies are available at your local after the storm.some shoppers say they're ready for nature's fury. david gilkes12:08-12:18 just getting the boards for the windows, screws, some flashlights, batteries, a few cases of bottled water. pretty much about it. others, not so much. kevin blandford 14:07-14:14i moved here in '05 and i missed all the fun. i think i may find out eventually, but i haven't yet. but it's never too soon to get ready for when this storm makes landfall. dennis rector, home depot associate4:41-4:48 best time to prepare for a hurricane? today. last week. this is something you have to pull together. harris:45-:48if it doesn't even hit us, it's still a good reminder to be prepared. tag:emergency managers also say that anyone with special medical needs should register with their office.that way, if they need to head to a local shelter in the storm the staff there will be prepared to assist them.