jillian: talk in a couple months. brian: eagles are doing well. jillian: better than the giants. brian: hillary clinton back in the spotlight sitting down for hard-hitting interviews. >> history or mystery, vodka or chardonnay? pilate at as or yoga. showers or bath? brian: all that wasn't the awkward questioning. give you those riveting answers in just a moment: who are you looking at?

>> jillian: if you read the transcript, i thought it was really smart.what he said later on which is that i personally am not going to join this standing movement, the way i feel about the american flag. however, i respect the civil rights issues that my teammates, my league mates are trying to bring into the national spotlight by doing this. i'm never going to denounce them for doing this. he's taking an issue that has been so racially charged and deciphering the core which is a free speech issue. which is a smart thing to do. >> jesse: no one is denying his right to kneel and disrespect the flag. business owners have a choice to also say were not going to hire a guy like that. he doesn't represent our brand. >> jillian: isn't free speech part of the issue there? >> jesse: if i don't like the message of someone being unpatriotic reps and in their franchise. >> greg: if i set on the five that i wanted to throw the football around during the show, i would be fired because that's not my role. >> jesse: hannity doesn't. >> juan: you stole my line, yet anoth

jillian: gas buddy.the warning from officials to get out, we told you, you heard it some people are choosing to stay at home and ride out the hurricane. jackie: like bill lay plans to ride out the storm himself. you are going to wait it out. you have a lot riding on this storm. two restaurants, one martini bar and catering company that employs 50 people. you are going to stay put, huh? >> i am. i generally don't leave. first of all, thanks for having me. i generally don't leave for hurricane. i know this one is the most intense one since wilma a way back. personally, i have an obligation, i feel, to the city of key west. which has been very good to me and the employees to get them back to work and get back to normality as soon as possible. heather: bill, you say you have been there through other hurricanes. have you been there since 2001. have you had any close calls before. >> probably wilma was the closest one. the storm surge was pretty high on there. but it came in and it left pretty quickly. in the

jillian: congrats. ainsley made you those flowers. jillian: she did make them.e favors. jillian: good morning to you guys, to you at home as well. get you caught up on what you need to know. two teenagers including illegal immigrant charged with kidnapping and assaulting a class a missile. police looking for third suspect after 18-year-old girl says she was ambushed walking home in maryland. investors looking into the possibility that another younger girl ordered the boys to attack. potential gang ties. isis filing a detainer for one of the suspects who was from el salvador and living in the u.s. illegally. cbs stepping up isupervise steps stepping up in the opioid epidemic. >> to confront a crisis of this scale, we must have a comprehensive antidote to the problem, prevention enforcement and treatment. jillian: the nationwide retail chain will now limit prescriptions in an atimothy to stop overdoses. new patients with acute conditions will only be allowed a seven day fly supply. the pharmacy will cap daily dosages and only fill version of the drug that work for

greg: jillian, a two-part question.pardoning away for a president to stick it to the other political party because they know it will take them off? do you have any part is that you would like to give? >> aside from your uncle, no. he special to me. i pardon your uncle. i think the whole pardoning thing that make it wasn't designed to be a political get out of jail free card for presidents friends but that's what it has become over the last few administrations. i think it ends up being -- in harms presidents politically a lot more than it helps anyone and i feel like we should just do away with it. greg: when you look at it that way, dean, it's almost brave because you know we will get a lot of grief for its in that you do it. people made fun of donald trump are doing it early in those most people do it at the end like obama did it at the end of his term he could get out but this guy, truck, does it in the beginning with a gutsy -- spirit yeah, he has some corn is there. >> before a pyre is even sentenced. >> he was goin

abby: jillian to other headlines. jillian: good friday morning to you guys.s accused of discriminating against three u.s. workers refusing to hire them as seasonal technicianses in texas. instead the company hired temporary foreign workers under a visa program. >>> this is why you buckle your kids into their car seats correctly every single time. that is the message from a pennsylvania mom, sharing this powerful photo after a car crash. two car seats undamaged after her destroyed honda. her six-week-old and 3-year-old escaping without a single scratch. >>> a memorial for a dead teen being removed over a bible verse. they donated the bench in march but they're taking issue with the quote which reads, i can do all things through christ which strengthens me. the court says the bible verse doesn't follow the law. to keep the bench it will need a new quote. hundreds signing a petition to keep the bench where it is. >>> disaster ending to picture-perfect caribbean wedding. watch. ♪ >> oh. jillian: oh, my goodness, the dock giving out during the vows, plunging guest

jillian: thank you, jillian. punished twhis. for illegal surveillance after tracking him with his iphone app. who is more in the wrong here? we're going to debate it now lisa garber and criminal defense attorney and former head county prosecutor robert, we have been sitting here debating this before the segment started. it really is an interesting case. you think about this man, this husband what he is doing with emotionally catching his wife cheating on him. his fault if we don't note if released these videos or not but he could go to jail. >> if this man goes to jail. i can tell you as the head prosecutors when these cases come through. look at different circumstances and apply the rule of reason as to why somebody should go to jail for the same amount of time as someone who committed a rape or murder sometimes goes to jail, this was a man who was distressed. infidelity, the burglary charge that was filed. we were talking about this before a little bit off camera is not a valid charge because you have to have an intent to comm

we are back with dan heninger, jason riley and jillian melchior.do you think heller because he wrote this book? >> i think at some level she owed it to her supporters to explain to them why she thinks she lost the race. and that is still a hot topic of debate when she lost. it is very divided in the party. and i think she says this is my -- >> here is her estimation, james comey, obama, the media, everybody but me! [laughter] >> demonic to make a case for hillary clinton in 2020 based on this book? >> i am not that lucky. >> hillery must have used the word progressive a thousand times in his book describing herself. she also spends a lot of time charging and tearing down bernie sanders is not a real democrat. how could hillary clinton possibly think that she can run in 2020? i think it has a lot to do with our political culture. first we have the clinton machine and secondly, think about the media. the prospect of the rematch. the thriller in manila. hillary versus donald shall begin. a lot of politics is entertainment now in this country and i thi

we are back with dan heninger, jason riley and jillian melchior. you think heller because he wrote this book? >> i think at some level she owed it to her supporters to explain to them why she thinks she lost the race. and that is still a hot topic of debate when she lost. it is very divided in the party. and i think she says this is my -- >> here is her estimation, james comey, obama, the media, everybody but me! [laughter] >> demonic to make a case for hillary clinton in 2020 based on this book? >> i am not that lucky. >> hillery must have used the word progressive a thousand times in his book describing herself. she also spends a lot of time charging and tearing down bernie sanders is not a real democrat. how could hillary clinton possibly think that she can run in 2020? i think it has a lot to do with our political culture. first we have the clinton machine and secondly, think about the media. the prospect of the rematch. the thriller in manila. hillary versus donald shall begin. a lot of politics is entertainment now in this country and i think

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we exclusively have jillian mele with the news. jillian: good morning, guys.l the weekend. something forward to look forward to. abby: hey, hey. i will be here all weekend long. jillian: oopsys, i will shut my mouth. get you caught up on headlines. a teenager charged with murder accused of stabbing another student in the middle of a classroom. pulled a switchblade on two boys at their new york city high school killing a 15-year-old and leaving a 16-year-old fighting for his life. a witness tells the "new york post" he launched his attack when one of the victims threw a pen at him during history class. telling reporters he was bull idea as police loaded him into a cop car. critical supplies are ready and waiting at puerto rico's main airport. but devastation on the island is keeping it from getting to the people who need it most. only 20% of truck drivers are back on the job after hurricane maria. in addition, many roads are blocked and gas is still in short supply. take a look at satellite map released by nsa showing the scope of devastation on the island. nea

wig little lies have you seen it, jillian. jillian: i have not.ust watching cavuto. ainsley: our channels are always on fox. every now and then whether you have like two hours and children are asleep and get in bed with your glass of wine. want to watch some fun stuff, those are two good shows. jillian: i was watching football. the browns beating the cowboys. ainsley: your team won? jillian: no, they didn't. thanks, ainsley. brand new chilling video possibly showing the london bucket bomber on his way to launch his attack. you can see a man walking with a bag similar to the one used to disguise an explosive that hurt 30 people. earlier former judzist turned counter terrorism expert said this is a new kind of attack. >> a timer affixed to the device and that was also very odd. usually the explosives used by jihaddists terrorists anyway don't have timers. there is a level of extra planning that probably goes beyond this 18-year-old's capabilities. jillian: two suspects are in custody, including that 18-year-old and 21-year-old refugee. brand new vid

jillian has headlines. jillian: good longer to you as well and to you at home.ed with murder after he wakes up covered in his wife's blood. matthew phelps telling police in 911 call that he may have stabbed 29-year-old lauren phelps to death after taking too much cold medicine. >> i had a dream and then i turned on the lights and she is dead on the floor. i have blood all over me and there is a bloody o knife on the bed, and i think did i it. >> phelps now being held without bail. a school is now apologizing after a georgia teacher tells students they can't wear make america great t-shirts. her exchange with them caught on camera. >> you cannot wear to school. jillian: several parents and students complaining after this video went viral for the make america great again school district. the cherokee school district outside of atlanta said the students did nothing wrong and the teacher acted inappropriately. unbelievable video burning fuel sent flying through a crowd. wow, the car doing burnouts during a drag race competition. 12 people injured one man in critical

steve: all right, jillian. thank you very much. jillian: thank you.s like hillary clinton blasting president trump's tough talk on north korea. >> i thought it was very dark, dangerous. steve: dark, dangerous speech. so how should we treat the rogue regime that wants to wipe us off the face of the senat a debate on that coming up next. brian: plus, sorry, kids. no more best friends for you. schools are now banning them. you are in trouble, ainsley, you have so many best friends. ainsley: they are all my best friends. ♪ been with you such a long time ♪ your my best dad ♪ i want know my feelings are true ♪ i really love you ♪ oh, you're my best friend ♪ when it comes to heartburn trust the brand doctors trust for themselves. nexium 24hr is the number one choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. and all day all night protection. when it comes to frequent heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned.

we're still joined by jillian, michael and clarence. jillian, what was your overall take away from what was a big package of coverage here on ivanka and the headline is i will not be distracted by the noise? >> well, we did indeed do a big portrait and a big interview with ivanka about how she tries to make sense of her very conflicted job. and the portrait that emerges is really a woman who is in the middle of incredible conflict almost every day because she knows she got into this job by virtue of accident. critics would call it out right nep tichl. she was somebody regarded as a sign of her being loyal to her family and she seize herself as part of a team to support trump, to help her father. and yet at the same time she clearly has different views from her father on a number of issues. it's also become clear that she can't control her father. so she's trying to contribute and be part of the team as a loyal daughter and yet also keep some distance. and on charlottesville, no, she did not come out and do what so many critics would lik

jillian? jillian: that's right. here's the situation in florida.asting gas, looking for a place that has gas to fill up so can you get out of town. we are at a spot right now right near the airport that does have gas. the lines aren't too long. we will tell you where we are and tell you about an app. that can help as well. that's on the way when "fox & friends" continues ♪ ♪ >> if you stay, you are responsible. don't expect us to risk the lives of our first responders because of your irresponsibility. steve: so get out now he is saying. we're back with a fox news alert. it is 6:34 in florida. and a warning from florida leaders as florida, the state, braces for what is shaping up to be a summonster hurricane. ainsley: hurricane irma son the move. it's heading directly to miami and to the florida keys. brian: at least 700,000 miles statewide told to get out. steve: people. brian: 700,000 miles in that braidous told out to get out or prepare for the worse. janice dean joins us live and is tracking hurricane irma. but, first, i would rather go to jill

jillian: really? you at all bianca think there was a point you would not get gas. >> we were thinking about alternative was a uber all the way to virginia beach leave car here because we don't have enough gas to go. once it arrived i was never so happy to see gas in my entire life. jillian: first hurricane have you experienced in the area getting out of town or staying with family or friends? >> with friends. they will guide us through the first hurricane. we will feel better once we get up there. jillian: i'm very happy to be sharing this moment with you. they have been here waiting since 2:00, 2:30 this morning. very happy campers out here. that's not the same throughout the area. we will live reports for you. send it back to you. steve: thank you very much. pete: basic stuff like this in a moment of crisis you will go to gas station at 2:30 for. ainsley: i was watching jillian doing the live shot at 5:00 a.m. show. they were told by the gas station attendant yesterday to come back at 3:00 a.m. they

todd: jillian mele live for us in tampa. heather: thanks, jillian. path climbs up the coast destruction causing rapidly rising water levels. heather: the stowrges we have been talking about them a lot. they could climb up to 15 feet. the biggest threat in naples, florida. and that is where griff jenkins stands by. he picks up our team coverage from there. griff? >> good morning, guys. you know, collier county emergency management put out on twitter overnight stay sheltered in place. the roads are impassable. don't come out. that is certainly the case as we wake up today. we haven't seen a single person. the roads are absolutely littered with trees. downed power lines and we have learned that 90% of collier county is without power this morning. it is as you can see the sign behind me just crushed. knocked down. every road is like it. we haven't seen any car or emergency management people out here. we yesterday talked to. so folks in and around the area where we were after the event who had ridden out that storm as the eye passed, which bass just terri

ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: crashes into city bus.ollision in new york city. driver of that city bus and two others are dead. more than a dozen people are hurt. some even pinned under the buses. we're now learning the charter bus driver use you had to work for the city but was pulled off the road after being arrested for drunk driving. the cause of the crash is still unknown. abortion is free for everyone in the state of oregon, including illegal immigrants. governor kate brown holding a signing ceremony for the new law that requires insurance companies to cover the procedure without co-pays or deductibles. it also allocates a half million dollars to cover immigrants that don't qualify under the state wants health plan. hillary clinton refuses to rule out challenging the legitimacy of last year's presidential election. clinton telling npr she is leaving that door open during the investigation into alleged russian interference. but in another interview while promoting new book that clinton may have faced her toughest question yet. puti

steve: not too far from where jillian is right now in tampa. jillian. >> good morning, guys.lmed down at this point. so we've seen a lot of those bands coming through. right now, it's pretty quiet. we're still along bayshore boulevard. this is the scene you're seeing all over the place. you can see a tree just completely uprooted, and i'm going to carefully cross the street here for just a second. we have someone holding up traffic for us. don't worry. you see trees all down bayshore. so that's a lot of the debris you see out here. some people are surprised if the area hasn't flooded out yet. you can see how rough this waves are right now. you can see them splashing up against the wall there. so that's what it's looking like right now and actually, governor scott sent the r sent out a tweet. it says wait for direction from local officials before returning to evacuated areas. storm impacts can continue well after the storm passes. good idea. police really don't want people out here. they've actually stopped people throughout the morning. they've stopped us a bunch of times. ev

brian: let's get jillian's attention. she has breaking news. jillian: let's begin with this. a fox news alert. evacuate or die. that's the warning from authorities, people in puerto rico as hurricane maria closes in. the powerful category 4 storm packed with 155 mile-per-hour winds expected to make landfall on the island in just a few hours. it's already claimed at least one life after roaring through the island of gwatney loop pa. meteorologist janice dean will give us a live update coming up in just a half hour on maria's path. stay tuned for that also breaking right now, at least 217 people are dead. a desperate search for survivors underway following a massive earthquake in mexico. the tremor is sending buildings crumbling to the ground. rescuers working through the night at this collapsed school where at least 20 children are dead and 30 are missing. president trump tweeting in response, quote: god bless the people of mexico city. we are with you and will be there for you. a look at your headlines, guys. i will send it back to you. steve: those pictures are hard to look

in jillian, good morning. jillian: good morning to you guys. the sun is coming up.s a couple of lifeguard stands. we have this one right here. we have just a couple aside from that. there is nothing out here. come on here for a second so you can see what the water looks like just because the waves are picking up it is getting windier out here than it was a couple hours ago. that's what we're dealing with right now on the beach. miami beach as far as this town goes and evacuations, the people who live here were asked to evacuate days ago. so they, for the most part have already left. take a look at some video. some of the interstates up north like 75 approaching ocala, that has been jammed there has been so much traffic jams of people try and head north problem is a lot of people we talked to in miami beach and this portion near miami have said we are getting out of here. we are going west. now that people out west are trying to get away. so it's one of those things that if you haven't evacuated already, you are going to run into a lot of traffic, depending on the ti

jillian, we thank you very much.s friday night, if you are watching the channel, you saw the president of the united states he was down in alabama for a rally for luther strange. there is a special election tomorrow. he is standing off against judge moore. and it's really close. anyway, the president of the united states in a wide ranging chat at one point said if any nfl player takes a knee during the national anthem they should get that blank off the field right now. that's what weather it started to hit the fan. the president was on twitter all day long denkding his stand to be patriotic in this country you should stand up during the national anthem. ainsley: yesterday i got a news eletter. ravens jaguar game has begun and said that the team took a knee as you can see. hands on their heart, all in solidarity. just protesting this president. brian: stood during god save the queen national anthem. you had differenteople singing the national anthem. a couple took knees which is unbelievable if you have to take a knee

jillian mele picks up our live team coverage right now in tampa. jillian, good morning.in the car. good morning, guys. we want to show you the debris. if you drive slow here for a second, matt to get a good look at this. this is what a lot of the streets are looking like on davis island. we are on hudson avenue littered with branch after branch. we haven't seen any live wires down although we are seeing reports of that on twitter. bob buck horn just tweeted please stay off the roads. lots of downed power lines especially on the north end of town. city crews are fullly engaged. be safe. hillsborough county just tweeted that fire rescue and the sheriff have resumed 91 rescue responses. that's what we are dealing with right now. as we just turn up here and take a look, right down the road can you still see we are dealing with a lot of debris out here. looks like some trees hanging pretty low at this point. that's why you have to really watch out for w. those power lines. then look, this is what have you come up upon. you have a palm tree just completely blocking the roadway

thanks, jillian. ainsley: thank you, jillian. let's give you more headlines this morning.aide testifying that menendez took a personal interest in getting visas for three women, all acquaintances of a wealthy donor and a friend. menendez is charged with accepting gifts and campaign donations in exchange for helping that friend. stop and look at this video. a plane falling out of the sky. wow. wow. the pilot says he was heading to breakfast when he lost control and he went down in that parking lot in connecticut. the plane slamming through the tree before flipping over and landing on top of those cars, thankfully, believe it or not nobody was hurt. a fuel leak believed to be behind that crash. donald trump jr. getting cheers online after laying a twitter smackdown on michael moore. the liberal filmmaker slamming president trump and his florida resort after hurricane irma tweeting this has he opened up mar-a-lago as a shelter yet? trump jr. firing back defending his father's resort tweeting this: it's on an island on both the ocean and intercoastal and in a mandatory evacuat

jillian, have you other news. jillian: breaking news out of new york. let's begin with this.aher ambushed by suspects with an assault rifle as she investigated a suspicious vehicle outside >> come this officer has been shot. we are right behind the suspect. jillian: both suspects are in custody. officer maher is expected to survive. in just a few hours construction will begin on proto types on president trump's long promised border wall. >> build that wall. build that wall. build that wall. jillian: six companies will build a total of 8 models for the government to choose from south of san diego. half will be made of concrete. the rest will be made up of other materials. congress is now working to pass nearly $2 billion to start funding the wall. ivanka trump is heading to trump today to promote stem and computer science education. the vote comes one day after president trump signed a memorandum directing $200 million in funding to science, technology and engineering in schools. quicken loans is expected to announce a significant private sector commitment to those programs at

out there that's why they'll never be me up as much as a beat myself up or a whopper for her part jillian who was only fourteen when the tragedy occurred says she grew up the day she grasped what it really happened to her father i realized who he was before who he was during the period of time that he was taking medication. and i realize it is two different people david credits julian is the reason he did not take his own life while in prison there were several times or i was either in jail or in a psychiatric hospital where i related to my own life what kept me going was my daughter julia so i one line and it was i'm a good dad i'm going to be a dad again and that was my hope and you know jillian whatever she was doing wherever she was was thinking that she wanted her dad back in her life to how could i not accept him back he's you know he's an amazing man he's my father and i love him david carmichael was found not criminally responsible for his son's death as two psychiatrists one working for the defense and one for the prosecution both agreed that he was psychotic at the time of the t

one line and it was i'm a good dad i'm going to be a dad again and that was my hope and you know jillian whatever she was doing wherever she was was thinking that she wanted her dad back in her life to how could i not accept him back you you know he's an amazing man he's my father and i love him david carmichael was found not criminally responsible for his son's death as two psychiatrists one working for the defense and one for the prosecution both agreed that he was psychotic at the time of the tragedy i was like a care about this another is the apathy for me but i think you know when i tell you what i. have. there the pain will never go away ian was just an amazing person and he was an amazing brother and he was an amazing friend and amazing son he just he had so much life yeah. sorry. by two thousand and four the british government had virtually banned s.s. all rise for children and young adults in light of the real risk of suicide and violence but in america the us f.d.a. remained unconvinced and demanded more studies for over twenty years thomas was head of f.d.a. psychopharmacology

. >> reporter: the story jillian suarez is writing is part tribute to her dad, n.y.p.d.n suarez. just nine when he was killed at ground zero helping people get to safety. >> i have missed father-daughter dances. i have missed 16 years worth of father's days. it's very hard. >> reporter: jillian is now 25 and soon to enter the police academy to follow in her father's heroic footsteps. >> i want to be there if anybody needs me. >> reporter: just like he was. >> just like he was. he never hesitated, and i will never hesitate to help anyone, either. >> reporter: if how we remember is a process that never stops evolving, so too how the children of 9/11 inspire. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> mason: and we'll be right back. 'll be right 'll be right back. today, we're out here 'll be right back. with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart atta

charles: jillian, why does paul ryan have an agenda?ily said the president has an agenda and the gop has an agenda. >> well, i think right now his agenda is governance. if you saw what trump did with the fiscal cliff, that's i think jeopardizing republican's ability to govern. we're looking at now -- charles: you mean the republicans who couldn't get obamacare replacement done? in other words, a lot of people are applauding that saying this might have been the highlight of president trump's so far eight months that -- no, really. he couldn't get anything done with his own party, and he's working for the american people. . >> so he turned to democrats, and that's doing for the gop agenda just to the point that they're going to be talking taxes, they're going to be saving this fiscal cliff with democrats are going to apply against them. they didn't get any exchange for that, and they're going to be facing that going into the 2018 elections. i do think that was a ridiculous deal. paul ryan has a pretty impossible job right now. charles: we

it is very hard. >> jillian is now 25. and soon to enter the police academy.n her father's heroic footsteps. >> of i want to beep there if anybody need me. >> just like he was. >> just like he was. he never hesitated. i will never hesitate to help anybody either. >> reporter: it is how we remember, is a process that never stops evolving, so too is how the children of 9/11, inspire. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. >> announcer: this its the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm michelle miller. the remnants of hurricane irma continue to deliver, dark, welt misery from florida to alabama. and up through the carolinas. the storm's torrential rain is drenching the south and its powerful winds knocked out power. to more than 7 million homes. the storm surge has touched off flooding along the

jillian. come on, jillian. everybody else have a seat. hey, jillian. how are you doing?do you do, jillian? - i am a student at the university of oregon. go ducks! wayne: and what are you studying? - i'm getting my ph.d. in school psychology. wayne: give her a big round of applause. nice. now, i've got $1,000 for you. you can take this $1,000.

jillian, good morning. >> good morning, heather and todd. i can tell from you firsthand experience people are just anxious to get outside. to get some food. to get home to. travel. we were actually in orlando last night. we saw lines like crazy outside of mcdonald's. people just saying they needed to be out of their house and get back to normal life. take a look behind me here this is a double tree here in orlando. can you see the facade pretty much ripped off half of that side of the billing. that's not the only spot in that building we are seeing that facade. wind damage from irma as the wind moved through this area. a lot of people are starting to getting back to normal life. take a look at video from the orlando airport where things are expected to get up and running today here in orlando. here at the airport in tampa. also in jacksonville. we are being told that airports -- that the airlines are going to start running but expect that to be on a limited basis. keep that in mind. i'm sure a lot of people anxious to get home. you will have

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jillian has more headlines for us? jillian: good morning.ey was ready to clear hillary clinton and her email investigation before it was even complete. two republican senators claimed comey drafted an exoneration statement before interviewing key witnesses including clinton herself. here is the fact. evidently he already made up his mind three months before the investigation really got underway. this whole thing was a fraud on the american people. >> ultimately comey decided dependence recommending criminal charges against hillary clinton for using private email server for handling classified information as secretary of state. police and first responders take a stand when football players take a knee for the national anthem. cleveland safety forces backs out of a plan to hold a large flag on the field at the first browns game this season. officials are outraged after a dozen players refused to stand during the anthem at a preseason game. you remember. this we telling you about that the browns plan to replace the officers, paramedics and fire

jillian turner and i will be with you. now, back to forbes on fox.u ready for some more football protests? everybody stood at the national anthem on thursday night's packers-bears game. that was good. that could change tomorrow. athletes, activists and viewers still sparring over players' taking a knee at nfl games this week. and mike, you say since taxpayers foot the bill for most nfl stadiums, they should have the last word what goes down in those stadiums, right? >> they're already having the last word not watching as much nfl on television. ratings were down 8% last year when it started. and they're down 11% this year on average from last year. wall street's talking about already $200 million in givebacks, free advertising that the broadcasters are going to have to give back to advertisers. david: e-mack, federal moneys, 3.2 billion dollars, and state and locals, 6.7 billion dollars, that's a lot of cash. >> that's a lot of money and the taxpayers are on the hook for defunct stadiums. the only place this is justified is in green bay where the tow

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. >> jillian, none of the news stays here in this globe the way electronics are. the president's remarks on this subject specifically, this both sides business, how has this play eed around the globe? >> well, people are just completely astonished that people are still talking about this and even more astonished that the president keeps stirring up this hornet's nest. quite needlessly. i spent a lot of time recently in the white house talking to people about what's been going on and essentially the issue is that people around him recognize, are frustrated, it doesn't bring about very much good doing this yet president trump is somebody who simply cannot sand to cannot stand to be attacked. he has to prove he is right. fae for better or worse, he feels there needs to be more of a spotlight on antifa whax th, wh did. he keeps coming back to this point over and over again. it's incredibly self-destructive in many ways in terms of trying to keep the white house on track with any kind of message or action. >> for our viewers who may not be familiar with antifa, may thi

more on both of these stories at the top of the hour when i see you with jillian turner.me, back to cashin' in. >> talk about foul, the fbi accusing several college basketball coaches and staff of bribing players and getting kickbacks from sponsors. juan, you say if they'd play the college players there would be no more schemes? >> i don't know if they'd eliminate all schemes. but most would go away. why? because if you put money on the table in plain view of everybody and said to the ncaa, the governing body, you can control this and you don't have to rely on minor aau and other coaches who are going to be influenced by big corporations in the case of the u.s. government case, adidias, in terms of funneling money under the table to families or players. this is corruption and it's got to stop. those young men are full-time employees, athletes, even the video game companies, liz, use their images and that had to be stopped. it's time to break through and pay them. liz: except that one might argue they are getting paid. what they get in annual scholarship money is pretty si

there is one thing that people watching can do for your fellow residents what would you say it is jillian. well one thing that's watching is i think all of the leave the leeward islands even those that are part of us those that are part of us i think we need to work together a lot because like josephine said we don't get the support that we need from our motherland so we have to work with each other on right now friends and think for sent hundreds thousands of supplies over to thank thomas and john for relief aid people even illegally went over to think on that and then just before they lifted the you know the travel hall it's between the island just so that they can help people who got the place from their homes people evacuated how people you know get medical aid if they needed it and i think that's really what it is at the end of the day for you her employers nurses that literally julie and bishop earlier from josephine down connor charles fernandez and claire nelson much. in the next episode of science in a golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars join the medie

greg: thanks to dean, jillian, catherine, tyrus. [cheering] judge jeanine: president trump and the first lady en route back to washington, d.c. after a history-making trip to texas and louisiana. welcome to a special two-shower edition of "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. so much to do we decide to start a day early. the president of the united states feeding hungry people whose homes and in some cases lives were literally washed away. the commander-in-chief and the first lady loading up people's cars with critical supplies. a proud sight for anybody who calls themselves americans. we'll show you the pictures and hear from the president and some of the people who were on the ground for his historic visit. and we'll get you updated on the rescue and recovery efforts by the places hardest hit by hurricane harvey. and we'll keep you updated on irma which is churning and threatening the east coast. steve harrigan is live in houston with more on what happened today. reporter: for the second time since this storm the president was in texas to