representative jason smith. thank you for everything, jason. representative ann wagner. good job.nd we have so many more. anybody i forgot? everything ok? good. i got it. thank you. i appreciate it. to the congressmen and congresswomen, we very much appreciate you being here. thank you very much. [applause] president trump: before we begin, i would like to take a few moments to discuss the deeply tragic situation in texas and louisiana. as we know, the gulf coast was hit over the weekend with a devastating hurricane of historic proportion. torrential rain and terrible flooding continue to pose a grave danger to life and property. our first responders have been doing absolutely heroic work to shepherd people out of harms way and their courage and devotion has saved countless lives. they represent the very best of america. [applause] president trump: we must be vigilant. we must protect the lives of our people. i was on the ground in texas yesterday to meet with governor abbott, who is doing by the way an incredible job. local officials, so we could coordinate the very big and unpre

representative jason smith. jason, thank you for everything, jason. representative ann wagner. good job, ann. and i don't know, we have so many more. anybody i forgot? right? everything okay? good. i got it. you, i remember more than anybody. thank you all very much. i appreciate it. and to the congressmen, congresswomen, we appreciate you being here. thank you very much. before we begin, i'd like to take a few moments to discuss the deeply tragic situation in texas and louisiana. as we all know, our gulf coast was hit over the weekend with a devastating hurricane of historic proportion. torrential rains and terrible flooding continue to pose a grave danger to life and to property. our first responders have been doing absolutely heroic work to shepherd people out of harm's way, and their courage and devotion has saved countless lives. they represent truly the very best of america. we must be vigilant. we must protect the lives of our people. i was on the ground in texas yesterday to meet with governor abbott, who is doing, by the way, an incredible job. and local officials, so

representative jason smith. thank you for everything, jason. representative ann wagner. hi, ann.b. and i don't know, we have so many more. anyone i forgot? right? everything okay. good i got it. you remember more than anybody. thank you, i appreciate it. and to the congressmen and women, we appreciate you being here, very much. before we begin, i would like to take a few minutes to discuss the deeply tragic situation in texas. a testify stating hurricane of historic proportion. there continues to be a grave danger life and property. our first responders have been doing absolutely heroic work to shepherd people out of harm's way and their courage and devotion have saved countless lives. they represent the truly best of america. we must be vigilant. we must protect the lives of our people. i was on the ground in texas yesterday to meet with governor abbott who is doing an incredible job, and local officials so we could coordinate the very big and unprecedented federal response. in difficult times such as these, we see the true character of the american people. their strength, love,

thank you, representative jason smith. thank you for everything, jason. representative ann wagner.nn. good job, ann. [applause] and i don't know, we have some more. anybody i forgot? you got it. you remember more than anybody. i appreciate it. to the congressman, congresswomen, we very much appreciate y'all being here, thank you very much. [applause] before we begin i like to take a few moments to discuss the deeply tragic situation in in texas and louisiana. as we all know our gulf coast was hit with a devastating hurricane of historic proportion. torrential rains and terrible flooding continue to pose a grave danger to life and property. our first-responders have been doing absolutely heroic work to shepard people out of harm's way, and their courage and devotion has saved countless lives. they represent truly the very best of america. [applause] we must be vigilant. we must protect the lives of our people. i was on the ground in texas yesterday to meet with governor abbott, who is doing, by the way, an incredible job. and local officials so that we could coordinate the very big

representative jason smith. jason, thank you for everything, jason. representative and wagner.good job, and. hi, ann. ann.job, thank you very much, we appreciated. and to the congressmen and congresswomen, thank you very much, we appreciate you being here. [applause] i like to take a few months to discuss the deeply tragic situation in texas and louisiana. know, our gulf coast was hit over the weekend with a devastating hurricane of historic proportion. torrential rains and terrible flooding continue to pose a grave danger to life and to property. our first responders have been doing absolutely heroic work, to shepherd people out of harm's way. and their courage and devotion has saved countless lives. they represent truly, the very best of america. [applause] we must be vigilant. we must protect the lives of our people. i was on the ground in texas yesterday, to meet with governor abbott, who is doing an incredible job, and local officials, so that we could coordinate the very big and unprecedented federal response. and difficult times such as these, we see the true character t

representative jason smith. jason, thank you for everything, jason. representative anne wagner.e. good job, anne. and -- i don't know, we have so many more. anybody i forgot? right? everything okay? good. i got it. you remember more than anybody. thank you all very much. i appreciate it. to the congress men, congress women, we very much appreciate you all being here. thank you all very much. before we begin, i'd like to take a few moments to discuss the deeply tragic situation in texas and louisiana. as we all know, our gulf coast was hit over the weekend with a devastating hurricane of historic proportion. torrential rains and terrible flooding continue to pose a grave danger to life and to property. our first responders have been doing absolutely heroic work to shepherd people out of harm's way and their courage and devotion has saved countless lives. they represent truly the very best of america. [ applause ] we must be vigilant. we must protect the lives of our people. i was on the ground in texas yesterday to meet with governor abbott, who is doing, by the way, an incredibl

representative jason smith jason, thank you for everything. representative ann wagner. hi, ann. good job, ann. and we have so many more anybody i forgot right? everything okay? good, i got it you i remember more than anybody. thank you all very much. i appreciate it. and to the congressmen, congresswomen, we appreciate you being here thank you very much. before we begin i'd like to take a few moments to discuss the deeply tragic situation in texas and louisiana. as we all know our gulf coast was hit over the weekend with a devastating hurricane. of historic proportion torrential rains and terrible flooding continue to pose a grave danger to life and to property our first responders have been doing absolutely heroic work to shepherd people out of harm's way and their courage and devotion has saved countless lives. they represent truly the very best of america. we must be vigilant. we must protect the lives of our people i was on the ground in texas yesterday to meet with governor abbott who is doing by the way an incredible job. and local officials so that we could coordinate the

. >> ten years ago ron smith represented the problem he now hopes to fix. he was a revolving door inmate here. >> hi, jasonen, he's gotten off drugs, received a college education, and now is the jail's re-entry specialist. >> everyone deserves a second chance. i received a second chance. sometimes they deserve a third, fourth, fifth chance. i don't believe as human beings, we can give up on another human being. >> we must plan for our sobriety because it has so many negative consequences. >> rodriguez greggs, serving one year for possession of a controlled substance while arm and possession for sale, has three weeks into a series of classes that smith has selected for him. >>f u make a tempora decision that you're not going to come back, guess what? it's only temporary. you'll be back. >> greggs says he was recently given an opportunity to leave the facility on home detention, but has decided to stay. >> after i started participating in classes, it made me gain a lot of knowledge. that made me change my whole perspective about home detention. they've got the classes out there but i think in here, they pay

jason and julie's house. and this apparently was where julie and the kids spent the night after the shooting. so detective smithrrant for dad's place and found nothing useful. there were other guns but none of them fired the bull tlaet killed jason. perhaps a little frustrated, eight days later, he got a second search warrant and this time there was something new. tucked away in the garage attic in a spot they searched first time around, a blue backpack. must have been hidden between searches. >> they opened up this blue backpack and they discovered julie harper's wallet, credit cards and id, her passport, a different gun, and jason harper's last will and testament. >> also jason's cell phone, batteries removed and call and text history cleared. the backpack gun was also clean. not the one used to shoot jason. this had to be a get away bag, the prosecutor decided. she must have packed it up after she killed jason. >> that's the only reason to take a person's last will and testament. it's because she realized he was dead. >> julie's actions before and after the shooting raised all sorts of questions. foremost th

i'm sandra smith here today, host of kennedy, kennedy and also from fbn, me dagen mcdowell. and jillian turner is here. and one lucky guy, fox news contribute, jason chaffetz. he's outnumbered. >> thanks for having me. yeah, you get inspired by what the people are doing. the magnitude of this storm is scary. >> yes. tropical storm harvey making its second landfall battering towns along the texas and louisiana border and threatening new orleans. 12 years after katrina. this as the death toll in houston has risen to at least 20 now. authorities expect that number the climb higher as the waters recede. among the lost a houston police officer who drowned in his patrol car on his way to work. officials say 13,000 people have been rescued. but others still desperately trying to escape their inundated homes. the head of fema making clear the main priority remains getting folks to safety. >> the operation right now is very clear. we're still in life-saving, life-sustaining mode. not only are we performing through our partners at the coast guard, we're performing the life safety measures. the life sustainment mission is huge. it's going to grow. we have ov

smith, number 86 there, he was vacationing with shaq in the bahamas. so he had a good off season. that's it here from napa, mike, we'll send it back to you. >> jasonthank you. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead, a couple that worked as an event planner and sound technician all of a sudden now living out of their vehicle in the bay area. >> a lot of people are one away, one job loss, accident away from the same situation. >> we'll hear from the family as they explain how they lost everything and what they plan to do now. >>> a recent study says the federal government may be underestimating the number of homeless in california's largest cities. the report concluded that san francisco actually has 9,000 homeless residents, not 7,000. in los angeles, there are 60,000 people living in homelessness, not 47,000. some advocates in california agree with the finding that simply counting people living on the street can be misleading. >> how do you characterize homelessness? is someone who is couch surfing considered homeless? or is someone who is living in a motel as opposed to a home, are they homeless? if they're living in their car, are they considered hom