chelsea ingram has joined us here, as the bell sounds now, chelsea ingram joins us to give you more. chelsea? >> hi there, ukee, i'm in love with the jim thorpe area, the people are fantastic. views are exquisite. we had a rough tart with things earlier this afternoon with very strong storms that rolled through the area. these were the same strong storms that caused flooding and owe areas. i'm going to take you to these images right now. this is out of wyomissing and berks county. from the russo food and market showing cars immersed in water and we saw many other storm reports. we had an occupied vehicle, a land slide causing many power outages in mt. laurel and a 60 miles per hour wind gusts, we're so dealing with some rain in parts of the region mainly down to the southeast of philadelphia, and for our shore points, over the next hour or two, things will really be winding down. heading into the overnight hour, partly cloudy skies with the rain ending for areas to the east and then overnight low temperature right around 74 degrees. coming up. we'll have really nice weather in store

chelsea ingram has joined us here, as the bell sounds now, chelsea ingram joins us to give you more. chelsea? >> hi there, ukee, i'm in love with the jim thorpe area, the people are fantastic. views are exquisite. we had a rough tart with things earlier this afternoon with very strong storms that rolled through the area. these were the same strong storms that caused flooding and owe areas. i'm going to take you to these images right now. this is out of wyomissing and berks county. from the russo food and market showing cars immersed in water and we saw many other storm reports. we had an occupied vehicle, a land slide causing many power outages in mt. laurel and a 60 miles per hour wind gusts, we're so dealing with some rain in parts of the region mainly down to the southeast of philadelphia, and for our shore points, over the next hour or two, things will really be winding down. heading into the overnight hour, partly cloudy skies with the rain ending for areas to the east and then overnight low temperature right around 74 degrees. coming up. we'll have really nice weather in store

george ingram and representative dunn buyer. i hope our members in the room and those online enjoyed the conversation. before i formally close, i would like to take a time to make a few quick thank yous. first to our tireless program assistants, for continuing the support every step of the way. also, to our event lead for conceptualizing and leading this event. to c-span and nexis media for providing coverage. also to my fellow committee members behind the scenes, and also a special thank you to mr. brett blair and chris hopkins from the youth collaboration on foreign affairs. they are a youth-led coalition focused on leading discussions on foreign affairs and also one of our new partners in helping to promote. i would like to give them an opportunity to say a few words to help promote his organization. brett? [applause] >> good evening. congressman beyer, mr. ingram, and other guests joining us, i am the director of the youth collaboration of foreign affairs. i'm joined by several team members. i would also like to give a speci

ingram here are concerns around that. because if statutory institutions have a perfection of muslims coming in, they're going to gravitate or place them in categories that they are comfortable with. this is potentially disastrous. so understanding the inmate that's coming in, not just their dietary needs, not just the clothes they're wearing, but understanding their religious direction, their religious underpinning, do they come from any of these communities? remember, these are not just the four communities we've mentioned before. you can look, produce this framework for the sufi community, the shia community and the dichotomies that are existing within those. once you've identified that, you then need to ask yourself is that also taking place outside and inside? there was mention of how they -- when they're released, how they come out of prison. are they still within the same community they were in before? by virtue of their prison release, do they have to relocate? what are the factors surrounding this particular indiv

ingram. he served as the u.s. political leader and is also senior fellow for the global economy and civil development. we're pleased to have congressman buyer here today to be the third member of congress to speak about the u.s.'s role and importance of united nations sustainability goals. he will also provide a lawmakers perspective on the need for strong your ship in the u.s.. most importantly, on climate action. , themy honor to welcome champion. [applause] >> that is now my favorite introduction of my whole life. [laughter] thank you. i guess fluttery won't kill you as long as you don't inhale it. [laughter] the one thing that he got right is cash that may not -- i may not be the greatest champion but i was running for office in 2014. the simplest promise i made is that i would be the strongest, clearest voice that i could eat to combat climate change. sometimes it's not so much important to be the best, as it is to try your hardest. by the way, tom goes to langley high school in virginia, which is to be the n

george ingram. mr. in concerned as chair emeritus of the u.s. global leadership coalition and he's a senior fellow for global economy development out of virginia institution. we are pleased to congressman beyer here today to be the first member of congress to speak about the u.s. role and importance of united nations sustainable development goals. he will provide a lawmakers perspective on the need for a strong u.s. leadership in the united nations and most important on both their team climate action with that is my great honor and privilege to welcome the finest ranking member kuster house committee science, space and technology, champion of una and my mentor, congressman don buyer. [applause] [applause] >> that is now my favorite introduction of my whole life so thank you. i forget who said, flattery won't kill you as long as you don't inhale it. but thank you. the one thing that he got right is i may not be the greatest champion but when i was running for office in 2014, the simplest promise i ma

george ingram from the brookings institution. my name is thomas liu, and i'm a proud member of the una/nca sustainable development committee and above all, the event lead for today's program. before i start, i'd like to thank my parents for encouraging and guiding me to become the person who i am today and to all the dads out here today, happy -- [inaudible] father's day. i'd also like to thank an individual for whom if i did not know, i wouldn't have the courage to organize this event. and that individual is no one other than mr. edward elmendorf. mr. elmendorf was the former president of una/nca and una/usa. i'd like to thank him for his support. unfortunately, he can't be here today. i met him at the 2016una/usa summit where he held a round table discussion. mr. elmendorf went on to secure my position as a committee member of una/nca, because sups it's rare for high school students to join such a prestigious organization. he also recommended me to join the sustainable development company which is actively leading and facilitat

ingram -- following on dr. ingram, one of the important things the agencies need to do, you have seen the particular framework i have used, we need to identify and understand the stages of development of the inmates as they are going into the prison institution. why? because it is likely as my colleagues say, to confirm they are going to replicate at the microcosmic level the very communities they come from. we see it with gangs. gangs gravitate. deep particular code of ethics they adhere to. british context, when they go into prison they gravitate towards those of like-minded ideology, culture, and background. , they are do not coming into an arena of uncertainty. be it non-muslims who convert, or muslims who come from a generality of communities, the wider community. so they are very, very honorable and very susceptible. a professor and myself wrote an article that was released in turkish last month. deinstitutionalization of islam. what you have when hearing from concernsr. ingram are around that. perception

probably not someone like laura ingram. these people are good at getting attention, they don't understand how to run a message or white house press shop. i don't know where they will go but it will be interesting. >> i think there's five words you can always use, and never worry about a reporter. off the record right? we're back with more on the final 5. n the final 5. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. >>> maxine waters knows it's time to ask questions. she gave us reclaiming my time and used it last week during a hearing at the house financial services committee. we would never care about a committee hearing like this then we saw how she handled things when steve munchin side stepped her questions >> r

george ingram. mr. ingram served as a chair emeritus of the u.s. global leadership coalition and his also senior fellow the global economy and civil development out at the brookings institution. we are pleased up congressman beyer today to be the first member of congress to speak about the u.s. role and the barnes of united nations sustainable development goals. congressman beyer will provide a lawmakers perspective on the need for a strong u.s. leadership in the united nations, and most importantly climate action to with that is by great honor published to welcome the vice member of the committee cite scientific knowl, a champion of u.n. sc a and my mentor, congressman beyer. [applause] >> that is now my favorite introduction of my whole life, so thank you. i figured is said, i guess flattery when i carry as long as you don't inhale it. thank you. the one thing that he got right is i may not be the greatest champion, bu when i was runningr office in 2014 and again in 16, the simplest promise i made was that i would be the strongest clearest voice

ingram. he served at america's global leadership coalition and senior fellow for global economy and development at the brook institution but we are pleased to help congressman buyers to hear for the first member of progress to speak about the us role in the importance of the united nations disable goals. huntsman buyer will also provide a lawmakers perspective on the need for a strong us leadership on the united nations and most importantly on climate action. with that, it's my great honor and privilege to welcome device ranking member of the house committee science, feet and technology and my mentor. [applause] >> that is now my favorite introduction of my whole life. i forget who said flattery won't kill you as long as you don't inhale it but thank you. the one thing he got right is he may not be the greatest champion but when i was running for office in 2014 the simplest promise i made was that i would be the strongest, clearest voice that i could be to combat climate change. sometimes it'

meteorologist chelsea ingram is here for closer watch. >> it has been feeling like fall, right. more where that came from. as we head into sunday things looking good. live look at our neighborhood network. we're lookin looking at the seem new jersey how beautiful. just a gorgeous evening setting up. we're dry and it's going to be a cool night as well. especially for the bushes today the official high temperature in philadelphia was right around 8. that's below average for time of year. average high right around 84. we have several more below average days as we head into the rest of the weekend and also next week as well of course i'll show you that. 68 degrees now in philadelphia. we're down into the low 60s down the shore. wildwood right around 63 degrees and atlantic city is 62. 61 in allentown. it is a chilly 49 degrees in mount pocono. now dew points are in the 50's. earlier today, i saw some of these reporting sites in the upper 40s and that is just, oh, spectacular especially for this time of year. kind of hard to come by. it's normally a lot more humid this time of year.

to the public as well so do you go with somebody like and i've heard names in the past like laura ingramcial communicators who have a point of view and have a bullet in audience or do you go for a more wonkier type and leave the public roles to sara sanders. >> you don't want to go with wonky at least with this administration. seems to be out of the domain of this administration. >> yeah. >> in previous months we've heard from kimberly to guilfoyle, heather naylor who is a state deparen spokesperson. laura ingram would not seem out of the ordinary for this administration and actually probably seems like an interesting scenario and probably they would test it out. >> all right, well, we'll be watching. i mean, we'll see how long it takes. maybe we'll have like a little thing every day. >> or maybe it never goes filled. >> never know. >> maybe trump becomes the communications director. >> he kind of is. >> he's his best messenger. >> absolutely. >> aall right, thanks for coming in. we appreciate it. >> let's go to our messenger for all things weather. sue you said yesterday was one of the

lets get the question from meteorologist chelsea ingram. >> hey there natasha, hello everyone. things are quiet. we have been mixing with some cloud this afternoon and authentic those cloud will thicken up overnight. out ahead of our next storm system just located out to the west, of this moisture, it will be pouring in as we head in the overnight hours tonight , and then especially for your monday, so, a flash flood watch has been issued, for philadelphia, surrounding counties in, to south jersey, into delaware, also eastern shore of maryland. some locations could end up picking up about one to 2 inches of rainfall because of these drenching downpours. we could see isolated higher amounts, upward of 4 inches. so that is why flooding will be a concern as we head into your monday. we will track, time everything for you in your full forecast, coming up, but for now, we're sending it back to you. >> chelsea, thanks very much. >>> a woman was killed by a hit and run driver earlier this morning and police are looking for the person responsible. it happened, near 13th and race street

let's check in with meteorologist chelsea ingram to tell us what we're expecting. quiet right now across the delaware and lehigh valleys. the clouds moving in. we have a lot of moisture punish ongoing the tennessee valley and ohio as we head to overnight. this will be making its way into the midatlantic as we start out the work week bringing heavy downpours, flash flood watch has been issued into south jersey, delaware, maryland, sees sample county goes into effect at noon lasting all the way through midnight, anywhere from one to two inches rain possibly we could see isolated upwards of four inches. that's why flooding is absolutely going to be a concern as we head to tomorrow. especially given the rain we've had so far during the month of august. first everything for you coming up in the full forecast. natasha sending back to you. >>> a balloon floated into a power line causing an electrical explosion in margate. >> my god. >> the blast and subsequent fire occurred near washington and massee avenues about 8:00 p.m. officials say about 2000 people were without pow

i think doctor ingram, their lectures, none of the important things the agencies need to do, you see this framework again that i have used, we need to identify and understand the stages of development of the inmate is there going into these institutions. why? because it is likely and confirmed that they will replicate at a microcosmic level, the very communities they come from. we see it with the gang. the gangs gravitate toward their colleagues within the game. in their particular cult they adhere to. similarly, from the british context when they go into prison they gravitate towards those of like-minded ideology, culture, and background. those that don't, they're coming into an arena of uncertainty, bid non-muslims who convert muslims who come from a genuine reality of community. so, they are very vulnerable and susceptible. the professor and i wrote an article that was produce in english and written in turkish last month, what you have been hearing from joe and the dr. are concerns around that. because these institutions have a perception of muslims coming in. they're going to mak

meteorologist chelsea ingram is live on the sky deck. >> i'm soaking up the sunshine right now. it feels fantastic out here. let's start you off with a live look at margate. you can see a very calm ocean water out there, great day to go out there and paddle board maybe kayak. a lot of people enjoying the beach. temperatures across the region are very comfortable. right now we're in the upiyer upiyer -- upper 70's in philadelphia, and the dewpoints are in the 50's. that is unbelievablely comfortable especially given this time of year we have a dewpoint right around 55 degrees in philadelphia and it is just feeling fantastic outside. through the rest of the afternoon and the evening, you can look for more fantastic weather, more sunshine, break out the grille, cook some burgers. it's just going to be gorgeous this evening. temperature around 78 at 6:00 p.m., 73 by 9 p.m. i'll let you know how long this gorgeous weather is going to stick around in your full forecast. for now back to you. >> thank you chelsea. >>> in other news we have learned this morning that the navy has recovere

meteorologist chelsea ingram live on the cbs sky deck to explain. chelsea. >> things looking really good for us. speaking of those storms last night, we had many storm damage reports and also a lot of flooding. take look at this. we had some significant rainfall from wilmington all the way to philadelphia and that's what prompted a flash flood warning in the middle of the night. you might have heard it if you live in the area. big swath of rain but definitely different story now on storm scan3. we saw inches of rain in some locations last night. right now we're drying out. very quite and temperatures are in the 80s. 81 degrees in philadelphia. we have 82 in millville. we are in the low 80s down the shore. here's look what you can expect as we head into the rest of the afternoon and also this evening. fire up the grill by 6:00 p.m. 81 degrees. tons of sunshine skies will continue to clear out. i might stay out here for the rest of the show because it feels so great. but i'll be back inside soon for your full forecast. back to you. >> thank you chelse

meteorologist chelsea ingram is live in the weather center with good news for us. >> hi, natasha.efinitely a welcome change compared to those storms that we dealt with earlier this morning. we have cooler air and also drier air that's moved in. 78 degrees right now in philadelphia. 78 in millville. we are in the mid to upper 70's. down the shore it's 76 n-wildwood right around 78 degrees and the atlantic city look at the temperature change we're anywhere from two to 3 degrees cooler in wildwood up to around 10 degrees cooler in reading. 7 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday in philadelphia. but some of those storms did bring quite a bit of rain that did cause some flooding in some locations especially for areas north and west of philadelphia, you can see some of these higher amounts in the yellows, the. >>> as, all the way down here, some of the reds. some areas picked up over 3-inches of rainfall. we had about .8 in philadelphia and a different story now on storm scan3. high pressure is in control. but we are going to see storms heading our way once again. we're tracki

. >>> we are getting reports of the down trees so lets check with meisha and chelsea ingram , good morning. >> good morning. >> so great to have you with us this morning. >> so much fun to watch and so much fun to work with you guys >> flood warning on my cell phone at 12:30 what is going on. >> usually so peaceful to sleep but last night i woke up like, wow what is going on. >> it really was. so roads are looking okay, we will see smaller road those are flooded, we were talking about this a little bit. down trees we will get to in a little bit but just construction. >> nasty storms they rolled through overnight but things are looking so much better, taking a live look at storm scan three where we are just dealing with sprinkles here and there, couple sprinkles down the shore, up near new york but things quieted down significantly, we do have flood advisories and flood warnings that we are watching very closely though for chester, delaware, gloucester and new castle counties until 8:00 a.m. this morning. remember turnaround don't drawn. temperatures checking in the 70's. seventy-six in phi

corey ingram, 28, from poughkeepsie, new york. 39-year-old abraham lopez, from el paso, texas, and loganmer, 23, from decatur, illinois. the parents of a young american greece spoke publicly about their loss for the first time. 22-year-old hershey medical22-ys pummeled by last month. gayle king moke spokewith his parents jill and phil henderson at their home in austin, texas. >> reporter: your son was a world traveler, and cleecialg very comfortable traveling around the world, true. >> correct. >> more comfortable overseas than in the united states, so, his desire-- >> reporter: what do you mean by that? what do you mean? >> he just felt it was safer in europe and overseas in general. he said, you know, with the climate with african american males in the u.s., that he just felt more comfortable overseas. >> reporter: isn't that ironic that he could say to you, "i feel more comfortable in another country other than my own." >> yes. >> reporter: and he ends up losing his life in another country. for what reason we still don't know exactly. >> exactly. >> reporter: nine suspects face charge

these other two, joe bradford and ingram, we seek them out here in the u.s. these are who muslims seek out, to learn from, to take from. this is who helps to create that positive ideology. we have them here. we are learning from them. and then, you have myself and mohammed. [laughter] we are the young ones. but, we bring something to the table. tableng something to the because we are those individuals on the ground who are directly connected to individuals we are talking to. individuals we worry about. those youth. those adults who have useful thoughts. i have my phone in my hand and i usually do because in my community, when there's a crisis, i'm usually being called. when there's a crisis in my community, mind you, i didn't say the muslims, i didn't say with the muslims, when there's a crisis, whether it's muslim or because of called what we do for the community as a whole. not just for the muslims. so what i do, yes, practice. i am a mental health clinician. problemsople deal with . i run an organization, a mental health clinic. i have therapists, advocate

expertise and they are finding if they are not ones that will be picked up by laura ingraham for mark ingram for sean hannity, you can actually get through in a bipartisan way. it becomes increasingly difficult on the big issues. it also means you are now driven more by, because you have excited a tribal media and base, you are driven more by their demands than by working out a nuance of policy. that is true with tax policy as well. when you look at some of the things on there with -- wish list, wiping out the estate tax and some of these other areas of list of, this is a their billionaire actors. -- backers. was desire to take it works so it would improve the economy. that goes away. it becomes more mindless and that's what i see. i see that with infrastructure as well. >> maybe you could sketch some cap ways we might or might not see on tax reform or tax cuts giving the heavy load. i'm struggling to reconcile the significant to is him you hear from the white house and the leadership that have the principles figured out it's going to be done by mid-november. know, asg else that i you get fu

level of intimidation that members feel if they are going to be singled out and attacked by laura ingram, rush limbaugh, sean hannity, and a whole host of others in the blog world and the tribal media world more generally. that drives a lot of this as does the money. >> i think one of the things that surprised me is how little republicans cared about healthcare interest group. there was a pervasive view injo the obama administration that if you were to pass a major healthcare bill you needed thei medical healthcare association on board and pharma on board. ad think they took it that if they don't get all those players lined up behind us. [inaudible] >> one of the things that surprised me was that republicans got very far with none of these groups behind the them. i was also surprised how little we saw from healthcare s groups which, they didn't do great under republican plans. even the hospitals that stand to lose a lot of money, they put out their strongly worded letters, but it wasn't the scorched tv ads. we've seen big lobbying campaigns and it certainly wasn't that. i'm curious if on

than the 75 in the north of ingram than the south. —— north of england.ole of the research going back to 1985, —— 1965, it suggests 1.2 million premature deaths. do they give any reasons? they are working on a second report to go into more detail about the reasons but i've been speaking to the lead author of this report, and he has coined a phrase diseases of despair. he says the data suggests some of the reasons behind this extra premature death is diseases of despair, which are things like liver, heart disease and smoking—related health problem. another point that he and his researchers came across is that successive governments, health initiatives have proved not very good at cracking down on these numbers. does that mean that health initiatives in the government are going to change, to address this? we have been in touch with the department of health and the government this morning, they say that they recognise there is a significant problems in these death records, the statistics show there isa records, the statistics show there is a problem and they

level of intimidation that members feel if they are going to be singled out and attacked by laura ingram, mark levin, rush limbaugh, sean hannity, and a whole host of others in the blog world and in the tribal media world more generally. that drives a lot of this as does the money. >> i think one thing that isis surprising is how little republicans cared about healthcare interest groups there was a pervasive view within the obama administration if you're going to pass a major healthcare bill you need the american medical association on board and pharma on board. took this from the clinton andlo the -- if we don't get theeh legislators lined up they'll sink us. republicans got very far with none of these groups behind them. i will say, i was also surprised how little we saw from the health care groups speaking up, the insurance industry, which stands to be not too great under a lot of the republican plans, were relatively quiet. not a strong lobby. even the hospitals, which standd to lose a lot of money, the pout out the strongly worded letters but it wasn't kind of like the scorched eart

. >>> let's send to it chelsea ingram for a look at the forecast, hi there. >> good morning everyonekutztown this morning just a bright blue skies with temperatures checking in around 59 degrees, and today here's what you can expect high temperature of 83, sunny skies, low humidity and that will make for a very comfortable afternoon, you're witness weather seven day forecast 79 on sunday nice taste of fall. now lets go to meisha for look at traffic, good morning. >> good morning to you as well looking outside and everything is looking good, but we have a couple accidents, i will call your attention to these out of the gate. garden state parkway, before ac expressway that right lane compromised and backups forming there 95 south at walt whitman bridge pulled off to the far right shoulder. also you can see bridge inspections on 95 both north and southbound between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. >>> next update 8:25. coming up this morning parents of the young american beaten to death in greece are break ing their silence, i'm jim donovan, make it a great but the living room's pretty blank. it

rob: in the middle of a national emergency -- an interesting take on this, let's hear what laura ingram had to say. >> how desperate the left is, sign of how absolutely unhinged they are and i love how they are always for individual expression, expression your sexuality, expression in your views on abortion, your expression on a bunch of things but you can't express your self in the way you dress. you know trump is doing a good job coordinating when the best they have is melania's shoes. heather: hillary clinton did tweet out that an attack on one woman is an attack on all women. rob: especially in these circumstances. we need to be together as a nation, not focusing on footwear. heather: the a furniture store putting down the welcome mat for our heroes in houston, gallery furniture transformed into a storm shelter where national guard troops could catch a few hours of sleep on brand-new mattresses while they conduct round-the-clock rescue patrols. the owner also providing shelter for for 400 people displaced. rob: 10 minutes after the hour, democrats finally willing to call antifa a ga

melvin ingram. not the fastest guy, but he is fast enough to go 76 yards into the end zone.he chargers scored 21 points in the first quarter. they win 21-team -- 21-19. >>> last night's game between the patriots and lions. that's julian edelman who goes down after reception. it's obvious he is injured. it turns out as he was planting his right foot in the turf, he tore his acl in his right knee. he is one of tom brady's favorite targets and he will miss the season. >>> the 49ers play their third game tomorrow at minnesota. the players in the mix during the season will get longer looks than they have in the previous two games. the 49ers get down to the 53 man limit, the most surprising move of the summer so far yesterday. ahmad brooks was cuts. -- was cut. he was a starter most of the time. with the new head coach and the team that went to-14 last season, you there would be changes, but what they will be is the obvious challenge. the rest of the staff between now and the season opener on september 10. >> how will we get 53 guys on the team -- the right guys -- and you think o

. >>> joining us more is war ingram is with us. thank you for being here. one thing i watched all weekend, i think one of the more amazing things is how everybody came together. neighbor helping neighbor, local government, federal government. it seems like everybody got the message, we're on the same page. otherwise this could have been a catastrophe we couldn't describe. the costs have risen from what we were talking. >> sean, to think the fema director has only been in place since june, he was nominated in april and only in place a few months and tasks with managing one of the worst natural disasters -- if not ultimately the worst, our country has ever seen. the preparations were underway. i was in corpus christi wednesday night -- there wasn't much exercise about the storm. they hoped it wouldn't be as bad and people were calmly going about the process of preparing. there wasn't a lot of politics involved. it was just, we have a job to do and greg abbott to the governor and lieutenant governor and coordination with homeland security, fema's under homelan

society, he cut off oil exports, i am so sorry, we have to leave it there i want your reaction to laura ingram defending president trump, saying he has a lot done in first 200 days in office. >> true that markey legislative successes are lacking whether health care or tax reform or infrastructure, but equally true that president trump as done a lot even without congress, to make our lives better. think about this, condition consumer confidence, stock market, new be start up and wages and the gdp are up, and foreign policy, a lot of challenges but his team has worke forge new alliances where possible and make it clear we are expecting our allies to pay their own fair share for therefore defense. not sucker us into a trade deal, and trump stream lined regulations and red tape in almost every federal department and given relief to our vets at the v.a., he has a phenomenal justice confirmed to supreme court, and has 29 more points to be approved, on trade, he has put cheaters on noticed and change the behavior of ofinnin oon fending nations as a sul. >> he i is only american living politician who

mitch mcconnell and luther strange or conservative thought leaders like sean hannity, laura ingram, ann coulter? they all support me. >> much more on this absolutely fascinating race and what it test us about the state of the republican party, right after this break. >>> ryan moore is honest. moore is his own man, fears god, stands for constitution, fights for what's right and believes what we believe. drain the swamp. send mcconnell a message. send them all a message. roy moore senate. >> republican primary in alabama is in the race for jeff sessions old senate seat is providing a fascinating window into the state gop voters 200 days into the trump presidency. two of the top three candidates have attacked mitch mcconnell and despite polls that president trump is losing support nationally, all three gop candidates have been battling over who is the most pro-trump. leading the pack is roy moore, who refused to remove a ten commandments monument and defied the decision for same-sex marriages. betty woodruff, politics reporter at the daily beast. my sense, betsy, is that the conservative -

. >> tucker: laura ingram is a radio show host, the editor and chief of lifeset.com. she's thought a lot about this subject. she joins us tonight. you had one of the smartest she gue guestions. why not classify antifa as a terrorist group? >> they are. we've had official after official ignore this. this has been going on a long time with antifa. they've been terrorizing people and intimidating people. when they get away with it, violently attacking people. they're felons. for them, this is -- we hear about honor killings usually in the middle east. for them, this is honorable. this is -- i'm concerned we'll get to that point where to win the badge of honor in antifa, you do actually have to skill someone. we saw what happened with the young women in charlottesville. she was run over by a white supremacist. that death was horrific and reprehensible. and should be condemned by all. this should be condemned by all, republicans, democrats, everyone. i'm glad nancy pelosi came out. she had to be shamed into it. this network and a number of people on this network and a few

laura ingram wrote last night, listen to the reaction, build the wall, are you listening? is this for republicans to fund the border wall, or you need to get democrats in order to pass that resolution, is it just kind of a wasted effort? >> i think republican leaders in congress understand that this is not going to be an issue for them. and a shutdown, there is never a winner, that there would be a government shutdown with the majority republican in the house, if they can't even keep the government running, whatever issue, whether it's the wall or anything else, that's not going to be good for them. if it's a question for donald trump, where he may be warming up his base, but that's a separate one. donald trump needs a legislative win, he needs tax reform to be able to hatch. and if they're locked in this fight over keeping the government open and the wall, it's going to be very difficult to do. it's going to be difficult to do anyway, it's going to be almost impossible if they're grappling over these other issues. >> president trump also talking about last night, how he m

joining us with more is fox news contributor, laura ingram. welcome to the program. thanks for being here. one of the things i watched all weekend, one of the more amazing things is how everybody came together. neighbor helping neighbor, local government, federal government. seems like everybody got the message. we're on the same page. otherwise this could have been a catastrophe that we couldn't describe. it would be indescribable. the cost now are prohibited of what we're talking. >> oh, yeah. sean, to think that the fema director has only been in place since june, he was nominated in april, only been in place a few months. he's tasked with managing one of the worst natural disasters if not ultimately the worst that our country has ever seen. so the preparations were underway. i happened to be in corpus christi wednesday night. when i was there -- the people weren't that exercised about the storm. they thought it would be bad and not as bad. but people were calmly going about the process of preparing. there wasn't a lot of politics involved. it was just we have a j

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up what's the time frame being, the troop commitment, he has people from the right and left laura ingram to know about the costs and commitments. i think right now what you have is somebody who is has never been a student of foreign policy and i don't think that he could probably eight or nine months ago located afghanistan on a map. now trying to i think use this moment to recapture all of the momentum and good will that he has blown out the door the last seven months. >> i wonder if trump voters will see this as a flip flop that they care about if they see it as flip flop? it's hard to believe that there were many trump voters when he was up there saying i know more than the generals actually thought he knew more. >> right or deeply cared. i never know how much foreign policy from any party matters to average voters. i think that's what's interesting in the whole debate around whether or not people are trying to sidestep him within the gop for 2020. i don't think we'll really know whether any of that stuff will get traction until the 2018 returns come in that will be the litmus test on

i just came from a radio interview with laura ingram who was on the board at dartmouth, so i had some good teachers and mentors when i was a young college student at dartmouth. and those are some of my best friends today. and we're still fighting the same battles, just kind of disappointing. i think the stakes are higher now than they were at dartmouth so to set the stage here and i so to set the stage here and i hope i don't bore you with dry, constitutional law, but, i'm sure most of you know that the first amendment is part of the bill of rights and it's sort of the cornerstone of our concept and it's one of the really unique things about the american democratic thoughts is that we have this concept of free speech. even other democracies don't have free speech rights to the extent that we do. and freedom of thought and speech and freedom of association are natural rights. those are what the founders of our country believe to be rights that la god-given, but not given by the government. they're inherent rights. but today on college campuses, the concept of free speech has metastasiz

laura ingram, coming up, she has a radio show, prominent conservative or could be somebody we never heard of. communication director is behind the scenes person, press secretary position taken up by sarah huckabee sanders. so she will be one giving daily briefings. >> will this provide insight into what kelly will be like in command. whether he she came out she said that everyone in the white house reports to kelly. >> reporter: that is completely different structure from what we saw under reince priebus. we had steve ban on, jared kushner, ivanka trump they could go around priebus and go to talk to trump in the oval office. kelly's saying into get to him you go through me i don't care if you are his daughter. >> that is a retired general talking there, my way or highway. >> chain of command. >> thank you. >> here's bob kelly with a big story of the day. >> good morning, everybody. have 19:00. jammo coming back from the shore. here's sky fox, we had an accident that happened at 2:00 . another accident, within the delay. look at this, tractor trailer, laying on its side, filled with trash.

joining us with more is fox news contributor, laura ingram. welcome to the program. thanks for being here. one of the things i watched all weekend, one of the more amazing things is how everybody came together. neighbor helping neighbor, local government, federal government. seems like everybody got the message. we're on the same page. otherwise this could have been a catastrophe that we couldn't describe. it would be indescribable. the cost now are prohibited of what we're talking. >> oh, yeah. sean, to think that the fema director has only been in place since june, he was nominated in april, only been in place a few months. he's tasked with managing one of the worst natural disasters if not ultimately the worst that our country has ever seen. so the preparations were underway. i happened to be in corpus christi wednesday night. when i was there -- the people weren't that exercised about the storm. they thought it would be bad and not as bad. but people were calmly going about the process of preparing. there wasn't a lot of politics involved. it was just we have a j

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laura ingram, a well known conservative radio host and then some, hey, kentucky, time to tell senate majority leader mcconnell to stop rolling over for the dems. advance the trump agenda or step aside. conservatives are already, sort of have historically been itching at the leader. primarily because they itch at all leadership that's kind of what the base has been doing over the past around a decade or so. >> interesting to see whether democrats come to mitch mcconnell's defense. right? >> like they defended jeff session for like a minute. >> exactly. you see a couple interesting things. one is, the idea of president trump raising the specter tax reform now may not pass and he needs someone to blame and it's going to be mitch mcconnell. if some tax thing doesn't pass before the end of the year, a lot of people inside the republican party think it's a real problem for them. in the midterms and potentially after repercussions that would affect them. >> and then you have -- go ahead, steve. >> i was going to say. the president in all fairness raises a couple of legitimate questions. alt

but laura ingram, a big booster of the president, she said last night she doesn't think president trump's to see from an agenda form. if you want to broaden and deepen conservative support, i don't see how those press conferences like yesterday do any good. >> sandra: as we watch the fallout from all of this, the latest the president announcing on his twitter a short time ago that he's shutting down these two business councils. the manufacturing council and the ceo advisory forum after many, i kind of lost track, i think it was seven or eight, that had quit in the moments leading up to him saying, do you know what? i'm gonna shut it down altogether. >> it's interesting because right after you had the fifth whether is a friend of mine, scott paul, walk away, president trump said, oh, i have so many ceo's that want to be on this council and then he shuts it down. which is not surprising to me. i find contradiction with this president in what he says. but, with regard to what he is doing going forward, and when you look at the numbers and the polls, overall again agree with ben somewhat here

full eyewitness weather forecast in a few minutes, right now we check in with meteorologist, chelsey ingram for the summer fest celebration, you got the rain, umbrellas out, how is it going , kelly? >> i know know the umbrella is definitely out. we have nasty storms rolled through earlier this afternoon , now things are starting to quiet down, roads are wet, and we still have light lane coming down, park here with the mobile weather watcher right off of broadway. let's show you look at the current conditions here in jim thorpe. right now temperatures are checking in in the upper 70s, and dew points are certainly elevated as well. we have some better conditions heading our way, though, in the poconos, as we head into the weekends. so perhaps you're planning on going on out and paint ball or perhaps dirt bike ride willing , maybe taking the kayak out tomorrow on the water, things look being much better. grounds will be on the muddy side of things, as far as hiking your best bet for sunday, but looking at high temperatures through the weekends, in the upper 70s, lower 80s, meteorologist, laure