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. >> shepard: jeff locke and his team live on the boat there. his spanish is better than mine. but houston, texas, ministry of miracles and one for a family there today. the trace gallagher out of the water as well. for the horses doing? >> they're coming in. we are being told for a 500 yards. were going to put a drone up in the air and see if we can follow them because the people that are out there telling us the image is pretty spectacular. what they're doing is i've got about a dozen horses and they have one person writing one of the horses and hold on to one of the other horses and believe it or not, it's 2017. they are hurting these horses with jet skis. the deal is there going to try to come around here. earlier they were saying the horses were having a tough time staying together so at some point in time because current was so fast, they were just when what the horses go and hope for the past. now they have vetoed that decision and decided they are going to keep all of these sources together and to the best of our knowledge, they just put another pontoon boat out here an

fox business network jeff locke is in the western part of houston and a rescue boat. , how does it go? >> >> boy, i will tell you. we are with the harris county huxtable. this one is closest to the reservoir that are releasing the water from, because they're concerned about the dam, and because of that release, the water heater has risen and look at these homes. look at these cars. look at these situation. the constable here is going through just to make sure anyone who gets out, gets out. >> yes, several passes through here in case anyone needs help. just making sure that if anybody wants to get out, we will get them out. >> unbelievably, when we head down to the other location, there is a location where people are on a second floor, and they said, they have enough food and water, and they're going to stick this out. >> that is what they said. for now, they have our number if they need us. i wish they would go now, so we would not have to come back. >> we are in pouring rain right now. in addition to the release of the water, there is a release of water from the sky,

. >> jon: jeff locke reporting for us alive, thank you. >> julie: coming up next hour of "happening now," the summer tornado whips through tulsa, details. >> julie: we will see you back here in one hour. >> jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> sandra: white house leakers put on notice. i am sandra smith. here today harris faulkner, a host of kennedy, kennedy. also from fbn, trish regan is here. and one lucky guy fox news contributor and nationally syndicated radio host richard fowler, and he is outnumbered. it is monday, good to have you. >> richard: good to be here. >> sandra: you are dressed for success. >> richard: staying with the ladies. >> harris: yes, the competition. >> sandra: good to see you, allowed to get to on this monday. let's get started. sending a message loud and clear, rod rosenstein warning that those involved in the leaks coming out of the white house could face prosecution. no matter who

. >> kat: we are going to go to jeff locke. he is in the middle of rescue efforts in katy, texas, . >> perhaps you can see, this is a neighborhood just on the edge of west houston. multimillion dollar houses. inundated with water. they are going to house. these are volunteers, some of them. this gentleman, an iraq war vet. these folks are from san antonio who got a boat and decided to come help. these are dea agents from st. louis were assigned to come down and help with the effort. the federal government really putting all its assets on the line to help. sometimes the government comes in and says we know how to do it. we don't need any help, forget it. the government, in this case, said come on. we can use volunteers. you came as far -- >> about 20 miles south of san antonio. people need help and i want to thank law enforcement, dea agents on law enforcement. it's a big help, and they are gold star. >> going house to house. what they've had to do is jump out of the boat sometimes, bang on the doors, help people get out. i thin

jeff locke on how big tech and agriculture now have a lot more in common than they used to and the president now praising north korean leader kim jong and are backing away from bombing guam or leasing you will. gary seymore can team trump get them back in their chairs to stop the nuclear threats? we will ask him. no silence on wall street. the markets are up 32 points for the dow jones industrials and s&p and nasdaq following after the presence moved and the fed committed to gradual rate hikes and could start unwinding the gigantic balance she regularly soon. signs the economy may be getting healthier. we are less than an hour from that closing bell. let's start the countdown. yes i would say things are anything but dull on this office wednesday. the dow was only 50 points away from another record close when a barrage of breaking headlines exploded earlier this afternoon slashing as much a 63 points from the blue-chip index over the next 45 minutes. the session has been up 86 and now we are up 83. the dow started owing around 12:45 p.m. eastern on the news that ceos of campbell's soup and 3m

let's go to jeff locke with the latest for us.ey, jeff. >> live nation is the ones that own ticketmaster. maybe you can see it there at the chicago theater. live nation and msg, madison square garden, presents the idina menzel concert tomorrow, this is big business. more of us move away from wanting things in life like another shirt or another suit or things, people want experiences like concerts, like sporting events and a theater evening. live nation, the parent of ticketmaster announced their earnings. revenue was $3 billion up 30%. profit was up double from what it was last year. they sold 68 million tickets last year. amazon wants to get into that game because there's a lot of money to be made there and perhaps more importantly, if you're an amazon prime member, maybe you get a break on the fees to some of these tickets. that's where ticket master makes their money, charging a fee for the tickets. if you don't do that and you're amazon, you get more subscribing to amazon prime and already amazon prime, you know, has about as

with so much going on right now, i do want to get a handle of things with jeff locke in houston, what he is seeing because of just what it's like moving people, rescuing and evacuating from his high water areas. >> i bring you this update from a rescue boat in this area lets neighborhood that adjoins the barker reservoir as you see over there, folks who are in these houses yesterday, this was not flooded yesterday. these folks and talking to on the boat here have just gotten out of their house. you did not see this coming. >> no, we didn't. the thing is i got up yesterday morning and i looked out in the water was up to the mailbox, and it kept arising in. so i monitored it about every two hours last night and from 11 to two, it actually receded. >> and you thought you were okay. >> we were pretty cool. >> what is happening now as they are releasing water from the barker reservoir. >> what they told us is that we've got to really good drains, one is right over there and one that is over here. it said that they drain into the reservoir and the reservoir come back around. >> i just want

jeff locke live in part let, illinois. the deal on this so far, jeff? >> there is always winners and losers, bill. there have been industries in the u.s. have that benefited and some hurt. taken as a whole the president is right. the trade deficit with mexico has been growing over the course of the past several years since nafta was implemented. last year it was more than 64 billion, an increase over the previous year which was an increase over that previous year. but if you look at it more closely, the industry that most has caused that deficit has been the auto industry. the trade deficit autos alone 74 billion dollars. if you took that out actually we would be running a trade surplus with mexico of $10 billion. so that's really where the focus needs to be if they want to make any progress. >> bill: someone must like nafta then right now. which one or who? >> well, that's why we're on a farm today, bill. you know, farmers have long been free traders because it opens up markets to their commodities, their corn, their soybe

is something that caused that to be more -- it could be a long night and we want you to be safe jeff lockthank you for the tremendous reporting and you make sure that you take care of yourself. we are going to be looking forward to talking more about all of this tomorrow. this is going to wrap it up for us this evening. actually i think we are going to stay put for a little bit longer. these are still pictures coming to us from phoenix. it looks as though that is the police. they have the gas masks on and as jeff said he did ask them, they didn't respond but we can tell you they are responding to criminal act to be in phoenix. adam johnson. >> president trump himself said when one american suppers we all suffer. that was the message that he delivered tonight and how upsetting we come outside and we don't know what happened that we see people suffering so for the message of unity to be obscured by one of violence is very upsetting to me. we don't know what caused it but that's upsetting because tonight was not supposed to be about violence. it was supposed to be about bringing people toget

. >> liz: that was reporter jeff f lock and his camera person laurie bullerdick getting hit in the middle of the protest last night the protest turned violent after president trump's rally in phoenix but today calling for unity in a news speech in reno, nevada this as the president is not backing down. he's doubling down on his policies. welcome to risk & reward i'm liz macdonald. the u.s. stocks dow ending down 87 points on deepening concerns about d.c. in action stopping the president's agenda and now his threats of a government shutdown. this as the left was very much in action last night. violence scenes outside the phoenix center after the president addressed thousands of supporters inside. president trump spoke for well over an hour spending a lot of time railing against the media and defending his comments about the charlottesville violence and then the president moved on to policy and just as combative. he said he would probably terminate the nafta trade deal but shutdown the government if the border wall was not funded and he criticized senate republicans for not passing his prog

. >> i want to start with a chart that basically shows what jeff good lock is talking about.preads.t shows the yellow line. average and then duration. duration really high, spreads compressing. , iss the terror we heard that justified? rightf wright to start -- to start pulling back? >> we don't disagree. at goldman sachs asset management, we've been taking risk down steadily over the last couple of months. we are targeting underweight risk assets. it is nuanced. we don't worry particularly about the current fundamentals of the market. healthy, there leverage is high, but it is not increasing. at very low cost to debt. we don't expect it to pick up soon. are you being adequately in theated for liquidity market? we think we are facing a time when volatility could be higher. seasonals matter in the four months we are entering right now. high-yield tents to underperform and we see triggers for volatility to go up. for that reason you have been underweight high-yield. how long have you been underweight high-yield? how much performance heavy had to give up -- have you had to give

. >> i appreciate that jeff flakes said "lock her up."se pride at the convention by michael flynn no less, the columnist respond was a -- >> heather, i want to put up this issue of the, 50% of the students believe that, it was a startling. i thought we all agree that college is good. >> we can have a debate on open idealology from university. but, when do we go all the way there? >> you have to follow the threat of this narrative. more folks are stretrending fol why it is illegal. >> others may say it is the more you study and america's history and the world, you understand how much we fall in short. >> the fault that we want to attend to work more. if you look at right. >> that's with where that's coming from. >> there is been a real dis distoration. >> you were just telling me the the story of someone being you being conservative issue? >> yes, because i was talking of the characters and politics and in an id laeg, law school students was telling me i was conservative in a power. >> that's okay. >> you are in a wraek. >> but, i will say

chicago, suing attorney general jeff sessions in hopes of lock blocking the justice department from withholding federal grants for policing. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says it's unconstitutional for the justice department to make its cooperation in cracking down on undocumented immigrants a condition to receive the funding, but the attorney general, he fired back in a statement yesterday saying that complying with federal immigration laws would actually help chicago combat its crime crisis. he writes, "the mayor complains that the federal government's focus on enforcing the law would require a reordering of law enforcement practice in chicago, but that's just what chicago needs, a recommitment to the rule of law and to policies that roll back the culture of lawlessness." the city hopes to have a decision on the lawsuit before its september 5th deadline on receiving the grant. >>> still ahead, extreme weather across parts of the country, including a possible tornado in maryland. we're going to get a check on the weather when we come back. later, town halls it they turn testy as lawmakers meet co

jeff: he has been working to reduce youth violence in d.c. for 25 years. he said the response to this recent spike means -- needs more outreach. >> the police cannot solve this problem. they lockpeople up. we need people on the ground who know the community and the young people to stop it from happening. jeff: in southeast washington, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: on the controversy with confederate symbols, six flags theme parks across the country will only display the american flag going forward. parks mainly in the south flew the confederate flag as part of the display. six flags america in upper marlboro is not one of the parks that ever flew the confederate flag. the tributes and remembrances continue to pour in from -- for dick groat array 24 hours after his death. 24 hours after his death. he used his platform is a comic to fight for social justice. he unsuccessfully ran for mayor of chicago in 1967 and president a year later. face is gregory's featured on the ben's chili bowl mural where flowers are being laid. >> i stood on the streets with him in protest and took any advice that he would >> i was devastated when i learned such a giant of an icon died. kimberly

the first time we can find jeff flake saying something negative about donald trump's lies about barack obama's birth was in june of last year after donald trump had already locked up the republican presidential nomination. and what jeff flake said then was not exactly a condemnation. he said, quote, he has said he's an unapologetic birther. i don't know how anybody seriously knseriou seriousseriou seriously any right-thinking person can believe that can ard. but i think he knows a lot of republicans believe it, and he's willing to pander to them. if republicans as a party had stood up against donald trump's lies about president obama's birth six years ago, they could have stopped trumpism in its tracks, but they didn't, and jeff flake didn't. here's donald trump six years ago, april 7th, 2011. >> he may not have been born in this country, and i'll tell you what. three weeks ago i thought he was born in this country. right now i have some real doubts. i have people actually been studying with it, and they cannot believe what they're finding. >> you have people now down there searching, you mean in hawaii? >> absolutely, and they cannot believe what they're findi

jeff ranieri. it's going to be scorching. > yeah, it definitely looks like a lock for the temperatures to reisch 110, possibly even a little bit higher for some isolated locations. it's hot high pressure across the desert southwest importing this dangerous air as it starts to kick up tomorrow. it looks like six days at this point of our heat wave. tomorrow, temperatures will be ramping up the fastest for inland east bay. we'll start comfortable. 65 degrees. 80 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 97 at 1:00 p.m. fire danger up. and by 3:00 p.m., 103. if you think this is hot, friday an excessive heat warning is in place. we'll talk exactly how hot it gets. and how temperatures look even at our beaches which are expected to warm up quite a bit. my update at 11:250 tonight. >> local schools making changes to deal with that record break willing heat. sergio quintana joins us live in dublin. physical education, pe, after school sports, what are schools doing? >> reporter: the principal here at amador valley high school decided to postpone a ribbon cutting ceremony and a friday night football game to about 7:30 when th

. >> jeff sessions is a relic to a day that should be buried in american history. all he thinks about is lockingnow that has not been successful. and i would hope folks like raffle read to stand against jeff sessions. newt gingrich, the coke brothers, individuals who have talked about criminal justice reform will stand up to jeff sessions, will stand up to donald trump and say this is not the pathway. look, there are people who are black and hispanic who will say that people who are heinous or very violent should be locked up. but in this country we are kbrong people because they can't pay their bail. they're kbrong people because of a low-level crimes. it makes no sense whatsoever. and jeff sessions is shameful for what he is doing to the department of justice department. >> we have another issue and that is the use of private prisons. as an economics guy there is nothing with a more pur vis incentive the idea that you run a private prison and your profitability comes from being more prisoners is the opposite of what society wants. >> we have a president who ran for office saying he was a busin

jeff sessions old seat after he stepped down to be the attorney general. they are lockedking of president trump, and mitch mcconnell. luther strange. they can seven or judge, roy moore has been pulling strongly and could be the dark horse. mo brooks has been focusing anti-mitch mcconnell and wants them to challenge the g.o.p. establishment. president trump tweeting earlier. big day in alabama. vote for it luther strange he will be great. let us bring in the chairman of the alabama g.o.p. chairman, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. greetings from the deep south of alabama. >> sandra: voters heading to the polls. what do you expect? >> we have great candidates in our race. at the end of the day, it is about what the voters and what they decide to do. folks are posted up with their own candidate right now. we know that the president has been out on several messages on his twitter account in favor of one of those. if you're loving that candidate, your loving for sure. other candidates, they're making their case as well. alabama's residents can be stubborn when they ma

locked on a message of reconciliation. when on twitter, certainly much different. >> yes. certainly is. jeff, thanks very much. jeff zeleny inside trump tower in new york city, standing by. in a little while we will hear from the president in that lobby and have coverage right here on cnn. >>> meantime, perspective on the late-breaking developments. we have cnn political analyst david drucker with us. a senior congressional correspondent for the "washington examiner," cnn political editor at large chris sli is celiss ai. wanna, y and also you said what the president didn't say was important. >> to say racism was evil and does not stand behind the bgotry and hate we saw in charlottesville, virginia, over the weekend. something critical this president didn't say is that he does not want the support of members of the kkk, neo-nazis or white supremacists who back him. groups emboldened since president trump was elected in november and we know they've said so to us as reporters, listen to what david duke, the former kkk and politician in louisiana said. this is why we wovoted for dona trump. he wants to make americ

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jeff sessions has sent justice department team down there. every person engaged in violence in charlottesville should be locked up or the truth is the same on college campuses across the country. we have to decide violence is unacceptable. you can have free speech, but you can have violence. chris: i'm sure some people think there was an overreaction to what trump said or didn't say. i want to put up a tweet that ivanka trump put out this morning. she says, one, there should be no place in society for racism, white supremacy and neo-nazis. we must come together as americans and be one country, united, # charlottesville. it's interesting. a number of republicans have criticized the president for what he failed to say. cory gardner tweeted, mr. president, we must call evil by its name. these were white supremacist and this was domestic terrorism. governor chris christie, a staunch trump supporter wrote, we reject the racism and violence of white nationalists like the ones acting out in charlottesville. everyone in leadership must speak out. when you hear those, whether explicit or not, it's pretty clear they are saying the president didn't do enough.

locked the gates to the public. so far the foundation cited the california coastal act that protects public access. today's ruling comes after years of back and forth fighting in court. >> i'm jeff ranieri. thick fog rolling in across the bay area. details and the morning forecast and what's next for the weekend at 11:20 tonight. >>> another reason to closely track your deliveries. package thieves are now targeting mail carriers. the story is coming up. >> this is not a hollywood movie lot. this is real life. a bmw seems to fall from the sky on to an suv. the story behind this unbelievable video. package thieves appear to have a new target. skipping the front porch and zeroing in on mail trucks. > >> new at 11:00, package thieves are zeroing in on mail charts. a mail carrier is pushed to the ground while the thieves help themselves to packages and mail. more on that incident. jean? >> mail carriers issued pepper spray and after recent incidents in san francisco and in san jose, it appears mail carriers and yourself, customers should be on the look out. >> it's kind of frightening. crazy. i'm kind of fearful of my identity. i did get a letter from my postmaster. >> the visitation

, i am delighted that attorney general jeff sessions has sent the justice department team down there. everyone engaged in violence and and shows so should be lockedviolence is unacceptable. you can have free speech but no violence. >> i am going to put up a tweet at ivanka trump, the president's door to put out this morning. she says, for one, there should be no place in society for racism, white supremacy and neo-nazis. we must all come together as americans and be one country united.# charlottesville. it is interesting a number of republicans including ivanka trump have criticized the president what he failed to say. i will put up some of those. cory gardner tweeted, we must call this by this name. this was domestic terrorism. governor chris christie. we reject the racism and violence of white nationalist. like the ones acting out in charlottesville. everyone in leadership must speak out. when you hear those, whether explicitly or not, it is pretty clear that there is in the president did not do enough. >> senator graham was actually pretty explicit we just spoke with him. we need to hear the president say domestic terrorism. and if you go back

which is also jeff flake's positions. >> look, we have to lock down the border.cross the country, it effects the whole nation. steve: sure. >> i think the president is right on this. and i don't think he should back off at all. steve: what about the dynamic between the president and membership mcconnell because the president needs the senate to get stuff done. your chamber, the house has been passing a bunch of stuff kicking it over to mitch mcconnell. he has been unable to capitalize on getting stuff done. obamacare and stuff like that. story they were yelling at each other on the phone because mr. trump was steamed at mr. mcconnell over comments he had made about mr. trump in the paper. >> well, donald trump has delivered on his end of the bargain every single time. it's the united states senate that has not been able to produce things. remember, the house of representatives has already funded the border wall. it already passed this piece of legislation. brian: where is that money? >> well it, needs to be done in the senate. that's the fundamental problem. so g

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together and rally around each other and lock arms after a situation like this when white supremacists come in and the ku klux clowns come in, we will need to do it. >> jeff sessions talked about the federal investigation that will look to have a civil rights investigation into what happened in charlottesville, virginia. what do you think will happen there? what do you want to see happen and do you think when something like that takes place, a civil rights investigation, is that enough? do they take it far enough? >> no. quite frankly, i'll be very honest with you, no. what needs to happen is a series of things. first and foremost, he needs to condemn these racist white supremists. when you have the leader of tkux klan david duke here to fulfill the promise of their president trump that they were going to take their country back, he needs to address these individuals and let the white supremacists know and i'm not talking about them in a roundabout way or the nonsense he gave us yesterday. directly address the white supremists. that's first. secondly, attorney general sessions, i am hoping that not only with the investigation that i'm hoping will be thoro

locked in a bitter political and personal stand off. trump's fight with his own party is particularly pointed in arizona. tonight he will be joined by kelly ward, a conservative running against senator jeff flake in this state. we have reporters covering this with the protesters. we begin tonight with sara murray standing by for president trump. sara, who are we expecting to see tonight, the president from last night or that more fierily president we often see at campaign rallies like this? >> that is a great question. there are tell prompters set up behind me. but we know at least one thing is off the table. sarah huckabee sanders says president trump will not pardon controversial sheriff for violating a judge's orders in a racial profiling case, so that is not coming tonight. but that leaves open the question of whether he's going to show up spitting victory over his fellow republicans. as you pointed out, one of flake's challengers that president trump lavished praise will be here in the arena tonight. >> interesting. one of the questions is whether he's going to take a harsh line against republicans. the president was supposed to visit the u.s./mexico border today but that was cancel

jeff johnson. i want you all up to the stage, to come forward. reverend hatch. in the days when i was a kid the used to lockhey would sing "we shall overcome." when i was a teenager, we said, we don't want to sing that, that is old school. but when i went to jail for 90 days, for facing baby bombers, i began understanding how much that song meant. because those people faced death. those people did not know they were coming back home, that night. so, they needed something that would energize and fortify their spirits. that ain't no old song, that's a song of rejuvenation, every commitment of connection -- of recommitment, of connection. and they held on because they knew they might never hold hands again. i want us in honor of them, 54 years later standing in the shadow of jefferson sessions from selma alabama to lock arms and a locked hands and let us sing, "we shall overcome." "singin[singing]'s ["we shall overcome"] rev. sharpton: let me say, as we head back to our buses and transportation, i want to thank our organizers. [applause] let us follow this up. we shall overcome. thank you, and god bless you. [

jeff sessions. newsmakers on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern area. sunday night on q and a. >> the social and individual theynse to the issues that have is to lock us up and put us in cages. whoreat us as citizens other people do not respect. we are not whole citizens of the united states. >> a georgetown university professor takes a critical look at the u.s. criminal justice system and the impact on african american and in his book. >> there has never been a time where the community has been anywhere near good. for a long time if you are a black person and you needed to report a crime you were the victim and you would not be paid attention to. now this sense is that the inice are overwhelmingly african-american communities that have to protect those communities rather than lock them up. >> on c-span q and a. >> actor and filmmaker rob reiner and a former speechwriter to george w. bush spoke last month at the politico on forum. they worked on the strategies to undermine american democracy and russian meddling in the election. monitoring the discussion. richard: those of you who are of my age -- and i see a couple out there -- rob: those of you out the

lock up the leakers if they find them. >> what we saw this week was attorney general jeff sessions has come out and said he will continuehat are taking place between world leaders that are being subjected to public scrutiny and public information. this is very serious information. i am certain that general kelly and attorney general jeff sessions will continue to find who these leaks are. i hope they prosecute these people. they hope they put them in handcuffs and walk them out the door and make a very clear determination to their colleagues that this won't be tolerated. >> it does feel like a new chapter has begun in the white house. as we mentioned, you have attorney general jeff sessions who is toughening up and cracking down and trying to figure out these leakers but also a new chief of staff in general john kelly. he's gone in there and already made a name for himself. this is coming into fox news. he's brought along two lieutenants now, a deputy national security advisor and white house staff secretary rob porter who was a former chief of staff and their job is to make sure that anything that gets in the hands of

lock up some journalists if they publish leaks. but to hear critics of the white house tell it, journalists should be fearing for their freedom after those comments on friday from the attorney general, jeffbring in from the washington examiner, white house correspondent, sarah westwood. and from the media research center, dan gainor. so which side of this are you on, dan? i mean, where do you think the administration is heading, to sort of go after -- as we've seen in the past on both sides of the aisle -- journalists or just concentrate on the leakers? >> i think they clarified and said they're going to concentrate on the leakers. it is possible that a journalist could reveal classified information that would put american lives in jeopardy or really harm national security. they might go after that journalist. but, by and large, what they're talking about is fixing the leaks. and the leaks exist right now because of the press wants to sink this administration. connell: but sessions did say, i mean, he a talked about media subpoenas on friday. you think that is fair game though, the idea, dan, that journalists should at least be looked into for what they publish? as chris wallace was gett

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