i'm hugh hewitt. a victory over isis in raqqa, the self-pro claimed capital of the self is-proclaimed caliphate. joining me to recap the week and a look ahead, james hol mapp of the "washington post", sun minute kim of politico, courtney and any lynn skeu of "the boston globe". let's have you lead off. what is the biggest story of a big week of news? >> the biggest story for me was being able to pass the budget. usu not too much ink pour odd that accomplishment. republican leaders long wanted to do since the beginning of the year. after the collapse of the health care repeal efforts, it's really a major must-do for trump, republican leaders in congress and the senate and house leaders actually reached a budget deal late last night that actually would save a couple of weeks in processing the budget and getting it signed by the president to do even more work on tax reform. >> i want to come back to the schedule in a moment. let's see what james is working on as the biggest story of the week. >> i within

i'm sure hugh hefner's legacy will always endure.g out with crooked hillary fans at a brooklyn book signing. brooklyn book signing. that's my bladder leakage was making me feel like i couldn't spend time with my grandson. now depend fit-flex has their fastest absorbing material inside, so it keeps me dry and protected. go to depend.com - get a coupon and try them for yourself. jesse: hillary clinton's book "what happened" debuted as number one on the "new york times" best sellers list. what happened? >> i don't know what happened. >> i don't know. >> my god, i don't know. jesse: i don't think hillary knows either. >> we don't have all the facts yet. >> can i tell you what happened? trump crushed her. >> i disagree with that. jesse: what do you think happened? >> unfortunately there is a thing called the select early to college. >> the russians hacked our elections. jesse: did the russians tell hillary not to campaign in wisconsin? do you think hillary is a strong leader? >> yes, i voted for her. jesse: than why hasn't she taken respo

actor but i don't see hugh hefner in him.ut make up is amazing. >> don't we know it. >>> don't we know it. >> i am just speaking for myself. >> no one looks this bright and awake at 5:44 a.m. >> we do not wake up like this >> when the fall weather, and, fall, is still here, and now it is summer coming back. >> yes, you planned that very poorly. >> yes. >> you brought it back with you, low to mid 80's for next six days but already quite warm today, but still with sunshine. we have been talking about the side effect of pattern change about to take place here in the form of some fog, it is looking, fuzzy on this particular camera shot outside ocean city, this is on the boardwalk, but this is kind of thing that could develop anywhere, more pros certainly for mountainous terrain to the shore, valley areas there will be specific locations if you are one of the spots that tend toss get foggy you will see it develop out there and starting to see it really settle in our field cameras. make sure you keep that in mind traveling out and

breathe happy. >>> welcome back to hugh's views.u just watched my interview with speaker paul ryan, you will have heard him say he joins with senate cornyn in calling of scrutiny of bump stocks. he rejected out of hand former secretary of state clinton's assessment of the republican party as "fully sold out to the nra." the speaker finally rejected what he called show votes on measures like the so-called australian option, which involves massive bans of many types of weapons, huge buybacks of other guns. the speaker was, per usual, candid and transparent. he believes in free markets and the freedoms guaranteed by the bill of rights, including the second amendment. i pressed him for more conversation, more candor and i welcome all members of congress doing the same, and the president. but to have a good conversation requires a constitutionally literal media. putting tphapbts and professors who begin with candor about the fact that the massacre in las vegas would not have been prevented by any of the standard proposals about gun contr

new are reaction just this morning from the house speaker paul ryan who wraps up the interview with hugh hewitt a few moments ago, and the highlights are first on this show. >>> and president trump this morning real mad about fake news and spoiler, it is not fake, but the fallout today is with rex tillerson. we will have the latest from las vegas and here in d.c. this morning, but let's start out west in nevada with stephanie gosk, and good morning to you, and let's start with the new details of police about how this unfolded and the timing of it. >> and sorry, hallie, i am having a little bit of difficulty with communications here, but the time line, and astonishing astonishingly, we are talking about the rounds and the volleys that went around, but 10 minutes had to feel like an eternity, and this is the time line as we know it now. at 10:09 stephen paddock first fired shots and 10:12 the first an offic an officers arrive on the 31st floor of the mandalay bay and then at 10:15, the final shots are fired by paddock, and then at 10:17, first officers arrive on 32nd floor of mandalay bay.

hugh hewitt is a conservative talk show host, also an anchor here on msnbc. frank fegulisia, former fbi counterintelligence who worked for robert mueller. big thanks to all of you. hugh, the big line out of the white house continues to be this papadopoulos guy, he was a low-level guy. take a listen. >> you know, from what i recall, george was a low-level volunteer. george was such a low-level volunteer, i don't recall having much interaction with him throughout the campaign. >> can you just explain what george papadopoulos' role with the campaign was? >> it was extremely limited. it was a volunteer position. and, again, no activity was ever done in an official capacity on behalf of the campaign in that regard. >> hugh, let me ask you, do low level advisers sit in on foreign policy counsel meetings with president trump as the picture that we've been showing clearly demonstrates? do they frequently e-mail top campaign officials about setting up meetings with russian officials? >> well, i can tell you, i've never heard of the guy until yesterday. but that doesn'

ryan hughes joins us from the live desk. and ryan nate sure did pack a punch. nate barreled through the gulf coast as a category one hurricane and knocked out power for more than 100-thousand people across the region and caused some pretty serious flooding. take a look at this. a parking garage in mississippi turned into a body of water. cars in over five feet of sea water - being tossed around nate also spawned tornadoes. one destroyed several homes and uprooted trees in south carolina. despite the damage - officials in the gulf coast say they were prepared for this storm after learning a tough lesson from hurricane katrina. across the south, crews now busy clearing roads and fixing power lines. no deaths or injuries were reported from hurricane nate it's now been one week since a gunman opened fire on a crowd of 22-thousand attending a jason aldean concert in las vegas - killing 58 and injuring more than 500. vegas strip went dark to honor the victims of the shooting. signs went dark at 10:05 for 11 minutes marking the time gun shots first rang out..and the d

the comedian david schneider tweeted, saying: "so sad about sean hughes.ith hughes "back in the day" and that he was very sorry to hear the news. jim moir — otherwise known as vic reeves — described hughes as an old friend and that his death was a "sad loss". and the comedian katie brand described the news as "very sad" and said sean hughes was "a brilliant comedian." the chief executive of the financial authority saying that some young people are having to borrow money for basic living costs. figures suggest that almost a third of young people are worried about how they will pay back their loans and credit cards. our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz reports. on the face of it, there's money in scarborough. from the arcades, the restaurants... and hotels. but scratch the surface and you see a different story. what do you want to do after school? there is so much debt among the young that people like kelly, a single mother, that increasingly they are choosing to go legally insolvent to escape creditors. have a lovely day, love you loads. see y

we will hearfrom mark hughes in a moment, first eddie howe.se. for us the challenge was a big one today. we knew the importance of the points. we knew we did not want to become detached from the teams above us. for various reasons it was massive. two contrasting halves. in the first half we created chances, looked fluid. the second half we knew it would be difficult with the weather. we dug in. different sides of our game. it shows we have the tools if we need them. today was a little bit of our own making in terms that we didn't deal in the first half with a couple of moments. an easy penalty we gave away when we should stay on our feet. difficult with the conditions. clearly it was the same for both teams. they made better use of it in the first half. they got a two—goal lead with the wind at their backs. it was always going to be difficult. here are the results in full. 0ne games still to go through. another classic at southampton but they got a much—needed home win. the winner was a classic. this is a contender for a goal of the season. it

john hughes has died aged 51.d to suspend catalonia's autonomy if mr puigdemont chose to break away from spain. a short time ago i spoke with our europe correspondent james reynolds, who is in barcelona. he said the way the two leaders are corresponding seems quite surprising in this day and age. you would expect leaders now a days to try to talk via instant messaging or to use the phone. instead, the leader of the region of catalonia and the leader of spain itself in madrid are having this lengthy communication by letter. this correspondence is getting testy and test here. that makes them what has happened. last week the spanish prime minister wrote to the leader of the region of catalonia with a simple yes or no question. have you declared independence or not? the this morning the leader of catalonia replied that did not answer the question. the spanish government has said he did not answer the question, we will start the process of suspending self—rule for the region. the key date for this will be thursday. it

john walsh and christina greer as well as hugh hue wet host of weekday show on msnbc.so catch his msnbc show every saturday morning and david smith. great to have you with us. >> great to be here. >> let's talk a little bit about this feud that's taking place within the republican party. we know that president trump tomorrow expected to meet with mitch mcconnell, a meeting that has a lot of implications for the party. when you hear comments like steve bannon's yesterday where he's threatening to launch war against the gop establishment, does that undermine those types of meetings tomorrow. does it make it harder to find agreement or does it help trump? >> i don't think it helps trump. steve bannon is a really interesting figuring and he's always positiviting that he is the soul of trump. there is no soul. there is a man who stood up in a moment and embodied a grievance politics that steve bannon very much likes but i think when he pretends to speak for the president, he's just -- it's a big bluff and so -- trump could meet with mcconnell and make common cause. it's unl

i'm hugh hewitt. you can hear me during the week.turdays i'm on msnbc joined by a newsmaker or a panel. tim albert, courtney, they are all here now. who is the most important this week not named trump? >> i would say nikki haley, u.n. ambassador, for two reasons. we begin with north korea and iran. two hot spots where diplomacy will be really important and outspoken articulate vote in favor of u.s. national interests will be crucial. she's going to, if we decide to push the envelope with iran, she will be a leading spokesperson. her political ambitions are clear. >> does tillerson like her? >> no. tillerson can't stand her. it is a well publicized rivalry. she may be the next secretary of state. >> courtney, who is the most important person not named trump? >> kim jong-un, not because he did anything this week but because he didn't. october 10th was a big anniversary in north korea. there was a lot of speculation. we heard publicly from the deputy director at the cia to expect them to do something, to test potentially another icbm an

to play hugh hefner. against limescale. so switch to lysol.it takes to protect. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> you know, every time we have one of these tragedies as we've had in las vegas, there are so many people who are giving their support and tributes, and the celebrities we're going to start "the skinny" with are doing the same. many tributes pouring in after the las vegas shooting. >> donnie osmond and his sister marie have a long-running show in las vegas. and here's what donnie had to say. >> we are not going to allow this tragedy to stop any of us from entertaining audiences in that great city. >> so yeah, he has a show. also, celine dion, as you know, has a residence at caesar's and is continuing her shows as well and tweeting her support saying praying for ar the innocent victims and their families. >> and taylor swift, here's a cool one. she sent flowers to a los angeles police department after she heard that one of their officers had been injured in

sean hughes, ladies and gentlemen! mrsean hughes!d the buzzcocks for ten series. sean hughes was the youngest ever winner of the perrier comedy award at the edinburgh festival in 1990. storm orphelia is causing damage and destruction to parts of the uk today, but 30 years ago the country was reeling from the impact of the great storm of 1987. 18 people died as winds reached more than 100 miles an hour. scotney castle in kent was particularly badly damaged, and our correspondent robert hall has been to find out how it's recovered. winds raging at 110 mph lifted trailers off the ground. a group of 60 houses all but swept away. howling in from the channel, the most devastating storm since 1703. it caught the southern half of the uk totally by surprise. gusts of up to 115 miles an hour ripped 15 million trees from the wet ground, tore off roofs and cut power to thousands of homes. 18 people were killed and the damage ran to over £1 billion. andrea pell celebrates her 30th birthday today. her mother still remembers a hazardous dash to hos

ryan hughes is live on the scene. ryan what can you tell us. - fantastic fall weather continues through sunday - dry & warm weekend ahead - rain chances return tuesday today: sunny. cool start; mild afternoon. highs: 72-77 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear. not as cold. lows: 48-55 winds: s to w 5 mph friday: mostly sunny. warmer than average. highs: 74-77 winds: nw 5-10 mph developing now.. accused gunman - radee prince - in custody in delaware this morning after a multi-state manhunt. police say he shot five people at a granite warehouse in harford county, maryland - killing three. he drove to wilmington, delaware and shot another man. after ten hours on the run - a caller tip finally led police to prince in newark, delaware around seven last night. the 37 year old is due in court today for a bond hearing. this morning - seven is on your side, digging deeper into the accused gunman...and his criminal background. the i-team - discovering a lengthy criminal record for redee prince. john gonzalez is live in edge

autria: new developments after the death of hugh hefner.l play the media mogul as his story heads to the silver screen? veronica: high temperatures feeling more like 80's across the area, but inside we have got which is nice because i've got better things to do.s as mine, andre, i need a longer straw! introducing mcdonald's buttermilk crispy tenders. juicy, and made with 100% white meat. veronica: it's mostly clear out there this morning, 45 degrees in maryland, coming in at 50 degrees in germantown, we will see the temperatures today rise easily to 80 degrees. look at when the temperatures peaked today. 2:00, 3:00, 75 to 80 with sunshine throughout the area. more morninge some fog hanging on for about an him, but that really is it patchy fog, dry conditions for the playoffs. at 5:30 in the 70's with fairly nice weather. 86 is the high for saturday and the the temperatures drop into the 60's for a high, not until next week. we will have the details for that coming up in a few. interstate 95 out of dale city coming william parkway, 36 minute

the question is what would become the case 2/3 if hugh never -- what would be the case if hugh hefnercome along. howie: he seems tame by comparison. people are saying this is a guy who was selling pictures 6 pictf airbrushed naked women. james: he was also selling interviews. william buckley, jr. wrote articles for "playboy" for years. howie: . that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz. let me know what you think on twitter @howardkurtz. everything is up to the last moment to keep it fresh for you. [♪] eric: >> fox news alert. authorities authorities in france launching a terror investigation after a deadly attack at a train station. another terror investigation opened in canada. police say a man ran his car through a traffic barricade in edmonton knocking down an officer and he jumped out and stabbed that officer, and an isis flag inside his car. i'm eric shawn. arthel: nerves are on evening in two countries.

ryan hughes joins us with more on this..yan it was a wild chain of events leading up to this crash.. this all began as officers were investigating a teenage bicyclist struck and killed by a garbage truck in union city. take a look at the scene here. during that investigation two motorcylists drove through the scene hitting three officers. one motorcylist fled, while the other was hospitalized. they are expected to survive. as for the officers their conditions are not yet known... we do know they are expected to survive. larry and autria back to you. more breaking news overnight. we've learned three u-s army commandos were killed and two others - injured when they were fired on in southwest niger. u-s africa command says the forces were with a joint u-s and nigerien patrol near the mali border president trump was notified about the attack. officials say they were likely attacked by al-qaida. troops are in the region to help nigerien forces fight extremists. new this morning from malaysia.. new developments in the trial of two

we will bring you the outcome of the nathan hughes hearing when we get it. first ashes test, the australia skipper tells us he's not expecting plenty of sledging. i'm sure there will be bits and pieces of chat out there and good banter, it is or with great for the contest. and ahead of his world title defence, we see what happens when normal gym goers try out and anthonyjoshua work—out. when normal gym goers try out and anthony joshua work—out. exhausting stuff. world para athletics have announced that they're making major changes to their classification rules next year, regarding both physical and intellectual impairment. our reporter kate grey is with me. kate, they also say they're bringing in new testing to ensure that athletes are allocated the appropriate sport class. but a number of athletes competing have said cheating is going on because the classification isn't accurate. the system has been under accurate. the system has been under a lot of scrutiny over the past two yea rs a lot of scrutiny over the past two years with athletes accused of cheating

. >>> new details about what caused hugh hefner's death. the unexpected contributing factor. >>> and we do say good morning, everyone. we start with breaking news in the las vegas massacre. the killer's girlfriend, a person of interest in the case, back on u.s. soil with investigators eager to learn what she knows. >> marilou danley was bushed in a wheelchair after flying into los angeles where she was met by fbi agents. now, this comes as we learn some new details about the shooter's weapons. >> overnight police released this dramatic body camera video showing officers frantically trying to figure out where the shots were coming from. abc's marci gonzalez has the latest from las vegas where president trump will visit later today. marci, good morning. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. police here say they expect to get much more information on what led up to this in the next 48 hours, especially now that the gunman's girlfriend who they've been waiting to question is back in the u.s. this plane landing in los angeles overnight fr

ryan hughes is live with how it all went down. - noticeably cooler today - noticeably cooler today - dry through saturday - rainy sunday - unseasonably cool end to october - still looking dry & cool for halloween today: mix of clouds and sun. more sun during the afternoon. cooler. highs: 63-66 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. even cooler. lows: 41-49 winds: n 5-10 mph thursday: partly cloudy. coolest day of the week. highs: 58-62 winds: nw 5-10+ mph also breaking this morning, a fatal shooting on a ol in just the last hour - police say two students at grambling state university were shot and killed. according to police the suspect fled, and a search is now in progress. we are following this story, and will update you in the next hour. new this morning - wall street winning big. the senate, voting late last night to roll back a rule that makes it easier for consumers to sue thier banks. vice president mike pence cast the tie-breaking vote, blocking the new regulations. republicans say the rules would harm the free market.. costing the industry billions. democrats say without

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ryan hughes is following it live for us in alexandria.: autria, mueller monday trending and speculation is swirling. so many people closely watching to see who the first person that will be charged in this ongoing investigation is to read all weekend long, media crews have been stationed here outside the home of paul manafort. his former campaign chairman has just one ofcrutiny, several high-profile names to be tossed around, but it is not known who the target is of this indictment just a grand jury approved the charges in this investigation mueller.bert the charges are still sealed under orders from a federal judge tear he we don't have too many details, but mueller was appointed in may to oversee the details and last year's presidential election, including the possibility of collusion between people associated with the trump campaign manager russian operatives. the president has adamantly denied any cooperation with russia or any wrongdoing, calling it a witch hunt and over the weekend in angry tweets he pointed his name at hillary clin

your person, ryan hughes.drianna: the final countdown to a major transformation years in the making. tomorrow at noon, the war for opens on the new development covers 12 acres along main .venue -- the wharf opens the new development covers 12 acres along main avenue. virginia native of the foo fighters will headline tomorrow night. coming up next at noo the u.s. to eliminate it from look up qualifying. a look back at the loss that will no doubt hot his team for a very long time. -- haunt this team for a very long time. plus -- one little girl message for nfl star cam newton that you don't want to miss. adrianna: we thought the nass would face off with the cubs in a do or die game four yesterday, but mother nature had other plans. the game rained out and rescheduled for today. but the extra day won't mean a feature stephen strasburg will he is under the weather in manager dusty baker says he is not alone. >> a lot of my team is under the weather with a change of the weather and the air-conditioning in the hotel

now- they're heading home to face the cubs right here at nats park - ryan hughes is live in southeast with the excitement building! trt 12 out ... put into words an alert if you plan on taking metro to nats park tonight. metro will not stay it closes right around 11-30- whether the game is we have more information about the metro schedule at wjla.com- and we'll keep you posted if anything changes. new this morning - the american league championship series is set! the new york yankees.. pulling out a win in cleveland last night in game five against the indians. the final score: 5-2. the yankees advance to face the houston astros in the a-l-c-s. breaking news right now in the district - police, investigating an shooting right now in northeast. it happened around 1:30 this morning on 54th street northeast. a man was found with a gunshot wound to the head. we're waiting on police for more information about his condition. we'll update you when we learn more. happening now.. 23 people are now confirmed dead, in those wildfires raging in northern california. hundreds of others are missing. 2