. >> jonathon allen, i was wondering how long it was going to take them.that timetable is right we will see them after labor day. >> what if it doesn't work, lawrence. >> that's the point. >> the thing that's going to well for trump right now he is not your typical politician. he doesn't play by the rules. you heard him in the event in new hampshire that kasie was at saying people were offering him money $5 million from one guy he turned down. he said i can't be bought. i know how the game will play. the other guys will come in with outside money and i will spend my own money. that's part of his narrative. it may serve to reinforce his point. the other thing going on with regard to him hitting jeb bush, take it back a couple of decades and remember george h.w. bush got called a wimp a lot. "newsweek" had a cover talking about the wimp factor. think what donald trump is saying if you boil it down, is jeb bush is a wimp and i'm not. i think that's something the bush family struggled with over time. george w. bush didn't have as much of that issue but i think

and jonathon allen chief political correspondent for volkswagen.com.overnor, what do you make of jeb bush doing a big speech about iraq tonight without discussing in that speech how we got in there in the first place? >> first of all, kudo s to jeb bush or any other candidate that wants to talk about issues. i welcome the fact that a candidate is talking about something substantive and tip of the cap for that. if you want to talk about iraq you have to talk about how it started an the whole story. he properly focused on a transition point. the failure to leave a residual force was a kons consequencial decision we are living with today. it is fair to call out those very important decisions, wrong decisions by this administration. >> e. j. dionne, your reaction to the speech tonight? >> first of all, he's going all in defending his brother and all in adopting a version of his foreign policy. i think in watching the speech tonight you saw different responses from republicans and democrats. democrats were saying -- and i think they are right about this --

as jonathon martin tolds us this new -- >> it is one of the largest and perhaps most vital additions to new orleans. >> the hospital functions as a level one trauma center, for the region. >> the new billion dollars university medical center, is being celebrated as full scale healthcare finally returning to the city. in hope it will stay true to it's mission in caring for all patients. >> i am thrilled that i am here and we that. it is a bit shameful that it has taken ten years to have it. >> for chief medical officer opening the doors as the city mark as decade sense the storm, makes it tough not to reflect on that frantic week in 2005. he was among several hundred staff and patients trapped in charity hospital, when the levied failed and the waters started rising. >> so we moved our patients from the emergency department to a second floor auditorium. >> it wasn't long before water knocked out basement generators and the temperatures soared above one run degrees. question didn't have power food. >> dr. ben was in the charge of 50 intensive care patients. >> we ran out of sedatives s

jonathon alter, i'm always intrigued by people who think it will be good for the candidate if anothere gets in there and campaigns against the candidate. i don't think any campaign has ever felt, boy, this would be -- the only thing that could make this campaign better is if we had a stronger candidate running against us. >> i used to agree with ezra that i thought the batting practice might be good for hillary clinton, but there was a good column convincing me otherwise. when you think about it, they don't disagree on the issues. so what would that mean for a joe biden campaign? he'd have to get in and start attacking her integrity. basically say i got in to this race because hillary clinton is not trustworthy enough to be our nominee. that is an angry, tough bitter campaign that would make hillary versus obama look like a game . >> what we saw hillary clinton do in talking about joe biden, i think it is one of her most touching moments of her campaign, one of her most human moments if not the most human moment. it was real what she was saying about the suffering he has gone through

what was the coded phrase jonathon pollard used in that call to his wife.g mustache. b, a wet bird doesn't fly at night, c, go see our friends and give them our cactus or d, go see your friends and give them our ficus? >> the answer is c, give them our cactus. >> steve, did frederick get that right? >> let's check the show. >> he told his wife to go see our friends and give them our cactus. woohoo! >> frederick is 1-1. >> you have to get two right to win the really lousy prize. question two. this one you have a choice. they are both from last night's show. you can have a politics question or a not politics question. which would you prefer? >> i'm going to have to go with politics. >> the answer to the not politics question was a guy on a para glider. >> okay. >> here's the politics question now. last night's show we reported on the latest gambit by perry to boost his poll numbers before the debates next week which looks like he won't make. what did the do this week to get attention for his campaign. a, he challenged donald trump to a pullup contest, b, he c

jonathon hunt is on the shores of lake mead.us about it. >> you only need to take a look at shoreline at lake mead to see how water levels have dropped nearly 150 feet in the last 20 years. that historic detroit is forcing engineers to couple with a radical solution. >> i was unaware that human beings could build something like this. but they have don't and it's extraordinary. >> reporter: 600 feet down and 3 miles along a dark narrow tunnel. the culmination of a 7-year, $817 million project. >> this is the end of the tunnel and this is the critical points. you above us 40 feet is the catch. think of it has a giant bathtub. above that waters of lake mead. and in a few of weeks time that plug will be lifted and the waters will flood the tunnel. >> it will guarantee the water supply for this i las vegas. even as it leaves the other two turns above water line useless. >> it's the economic engine to the state of nevada. this is a responsibility we don't take lightly. >> reporter: 80 years after engineering turned the lake mead into

and considering adopting jonathon franzen to figure out whatnot to say in interviews.s a good one. >> that's the best thing he has ever said. >> and andy levey tweeted, you're crazy if you think today's story will stop people from continuing to pretend they read the corrections. that's a real burn. >> burn! >> joanne, you are one of these young people franzen was trying to relate to. what was he talking about? >> why was it the generations are trying to understand each other? why is that necessary? each one think these are superior to the other -- each one thinks they are superior to the other. what is fascinating is, two things, he was considering adopting, but changed his mind because hissed for helped him change his mind and not his family. hissed for. and he also decided after he met with the university students he felt a little more comfortable with these young people. after meeting university students i would want to never speak to young people ever again. especially today these young kids are awful. they are awful. >> i absolutely great. i absolutely agree. >> k

jonathon bets reports. >> with water cut off to his house, antonio must go find pit p and then haul it back home. >> for them to flush toilets, or do the laundry, buckets must be fetched from the back of their suv. it is a lot of work, he says. >> puerto rico is so dry, the.has simply cut off the tap watt tore 400,000 homes. for every day it does run, they must get by for two days without it. >> it is almost getting close to the most extreme drought event that puerto rico has ever experienced. >> 65% of the island is facing an extreme drought. from the air you can see the full effects. less than two inches of rain fell last month rivers are now barely streams. and san juan's main water source, is down 25 feet. at local water office, angry customers arrive with bills and questions. >> his bill is seven times higher than normal. even though the water runs only one every three days. >> i just used the bathroom that's it. >> many don't blame mother nature as much as the government for decades of neglect. >> because we have not done good. in planning, and managing and we are paying the ever

. >> joining us with no foolish statements or bluster, jonathon alter, lauren fox, correspondent forhe national journal. that is fun reading the trump response against him. listen, of all of the things that i have in that teleprompter a trump response to someone who attacked him and response back to that is about as good as it gets. >> i love the trump response. no sub stance whatsoever. the attack ad hits him on his previous policies an the response says this guy's a loser. >> well, trump has often said if you hit me i will hit you back 100 times harder. if you look at his record, he doesn't usually initiate hostilities. what he does is go personal at 100 miles an hour immediately. to talk about substance would be to get in the way of the personal insults. this is insult humor with high entertainment value. he's very skilled at it. this is something we're only learning in the last few weeks. he's been doing this for 35 years in the new york media world, which is the big leagues. so he knows how to play these games in public. if you tangle with him, you are probably going to lose. >>

i'm going to check out jonathon oh's complex looking tie. x2x2ç2ç >> took on the mandate of trying toorm a coalition government. hamstringing the options of alex tsipras who was hoping to speed up the process and have others in power as soon as monday or tuesday. the other formed a breakaway party composed of 25. they have united and could form the third strongest party at the moment. that is a huge headache for alex tsipras. the strongest opti

grover norquist accepted it as a signed pledge. >> jonathon said earlier, it may be that donald trumpered this. >> trump is the only one who has not signed. >> he's not signed. i love that idea. the fact that chris christie says how can you not sign the pledge? obviously jeb bush is trying to take a principled stand. he may know for example that the governor of kansas, super anti-tax guy has been forced to raise taxes because things happen. you have to take in anti-reality pledge that says, no thing can happen that will cause me to change my mind. that's a foolish thing to say but if you don't say it you are cooked. >> i think that's one of the important -- i think that's one of the important things we are hearing here is you can not predict the future when you are the president of the united states. sometimes the country goes in to a recession. sometimes things happen. sometimes the make up of congress changes and to get pieces of legislation through you end up signing bills that sometimes include pieces that you do not like. i they is where he is coming from here. he doesn't know wh

jonathon martin sat down with the mayor a theys they still have a long way to go. >> you often hear people say new orleans has come back, it has rebounded and before resilient, how do you qualify the progress a decade later? we suffered after september 11th, so our economic health was terrible. literally when we got to where we needed to be. so i think it is a mible that not only is the city standing but it is thriving and i think people have reasonable expectations. where everything in the world is perfect, and somehow they are going to solve 40 or 50 years of problems that have been happening in major american cities across the country, so qualified as basically saying we have completely turn otherses around, headed in the right direction, we have done the hard work of recreating the deep institutional challenges that we had in healthcare and education. contaminating rivered but there are fears, the pristine looking waters may still hold dangers. plus, safety concerns on the mound after another propitcher is hit in the head with a baseball. is recovering today afterer becoming the latest

that it is only in the last few weeks that the new preponderate took over, from president good luck jonathon, he is still trying to get to grips with what is going on, to find out the extent of the insurgency in general. and what they have used to keep these girls in captivity. they also point out that they don't think it is safe to give a running commentary on what operations are taking place to try to find them, what they do emphasize, is that everything, everything is being done. the relatives are sad, this trying to remain patient, but many are hopeful with this renewed effort by the military, maybe their girls will be found and returned home. >> the hunt is on for whoever is putting up racist fliers in a detroit suburb. one calls to vote black city leaders out of office, and vote in white candidates instead. son id side that a outsider is behind this. >> let's get the blacks out of sought field, with a message let's take back our city, printed at the bottom. on one, the imimagines of two white deputy police chiefs and three other white men running in the upcoming election. the fliers be

oakland police have identified officers jonathon muniz, jesse lawless and john shackford.e three who shot and killed a 27-year-old carjacking suspect on august 12th. the suspect.nathaniel wilks.allegedly advanced towards the officers armed with a gun. wilks had attempted to carjack another driver.after he crashed his car on 27th street following a police pursuit. police are still investigating the incident. new at six. an oakland motel is once again the mills motel on macarthur boulevard was the site of at police and the fbi for crimes including human trafficking, drugs and armed robbery. now the city attorney is looking to shut the motel down for good. filed a half a dozen of these of children. "the maximum time we can put them under the statue. so this is not the first time we have done this. we filed half a dozen of these types of law suits against motels and hotels in oakland. we see prostitution activity drug sales other times including altman trafficking sexual exploitation of children. the city of oakland has successfully shut down at least two other motels with sim

abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom has more on the new service. >> when jeff and jennifer decided to start business they hit the road. >> as we were traveling the country we were meeting with people in the camping industry and the rv industry. >> they learn the process of buying a trailer was every bit as retro. >> lots of paperwork, lots of checks you can put in the mail. it felt like doing business in the 1970s. >> but rv camping is on the rise especially with young people. >> taking a camper van down the coast and going to the np paw valley to -- going to the napa valley. >> they are launching outdoorsy .co. >> people can rent them from the local rv owner. >> call it air b and b. >> airstream and folding trailers and the fifth wheels. >> outdoorsy could help solve a problem they know all too well in the rv industry. the owners of the storage lot will tell you some corners of the property are starting to look a little like a graveyard. >> flat tires, no plates. >> dust on the windshield and moss on the roof. >> i grew up you in this place. i see rv's that have been here since i was a lit

joining me now is fox news's jonathon, he reports. >> space travelers landing at your local airport.ound like distant future may not as it takes flight. tmpleg like going back to the 1960s with u.s. and russia were competing for space as company it is, now it is no long countries competing but local industries. >> sierra nevada corporation is developing nasa's original space shuttle. but dream chaser is smaller than space shuttle so it could land on any runway capable of handling a mid-sized jetliner such as a boeing 777 underway to determine whether dream chaser can land in huntsville, alabama within minutes of the numerous aerospace center and laboratory. >> first commercial landing site for a spacecraft which is incredibly exciting for the rocket. >> the first but not the last. georgia tech robert brawns says communities around the u.s. are planning sports ports and invest in the frontier. >> one thing with certainty is we will send more humans into space in thefection five years than we have in the fast 50. you could see arrival from space within next five years. >> thank you jon

jonathon butcher serves as education director for the goldwater institute. his work appeared in "education next" and georgetown journal of law and public policy. and his commentary appeared nationally in places such as real clear policy, national journal, along with newspapers across the country. jonathan is a member of the arizona department of education steering committee for the empowerment scholarship program, the nation's first education savings account program. and he's also a senior fellow at the beacon center of tennessee. jonathan previously studied education policy at the department of education reform at the university of arkansas and worked with a school choice demonstration project. the research team that evaluated the voucher program in washington, d.c. and in milwaukee, wisconsin. and prior to that, studied education and family policy here at the heritage foundation. jonathan holds a b.a. in english from furman university and ma in economics from the university of arkansas. last we'll hear from tim keller who serves as institute for justices a

steve clemens, washington editor at large for the atlantic, and we are back with zeke miller and jonathone more votes needed to lock in the iran deal. >> he is slowly marking notches in the effort to secure for himself probably one of the most important policy objectives he had. this will be defining for his administration for a long period of time. the senators are coming through. they only have two democrats who have come out strongly opposed and barack obama looks like he's going to make this one. when he refers to crazy, i have no doubt he was talking about the senator and others who have been giving him trouble on this. >> zeke miller, it's fascinating in the age of trump there could be any upset in washington by someone using a term like crazies to refer to their opponents on anything. but scott walker tweeted this today, obama calls opponents of iran deal crazies because it's crazy to oppose giving the regime calling for the down fall to a nuclear bomb. presidential candidates will obviously try to make the most of that. >> absolutely. you are going to see the whole range of them m

. >> jonathon allen, bring pictures of the house next >>> it's a very big question as to the anchor babies. >> fundamentally transform america. he keeps games team. >> the people who are here legally would therefore be owned by the state and become an asset of the state. >> the latest from the trump townhall in new hampshire. >>> hillary clinton fights back. >> with a cloth or something? >> more evidence that server gate is just another media firestorm. >> nobody talks to me about it. >>> the terrifying digital future has arrived. >> isn't it time for ashley madison.com? while the hack of nearly half 1 million users's private information has cataclysmic information. >> all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york or the first time in his candidacy donald trump took westerns from voters, including this one from a small child. >> i wanted to know if being president is so far, why do you want to be president? >> great question. so if being president is so hard, why do i want to be president? because i love this country and i know that i can make it great again. i know it. for you.

>> jonathon allen, bring pictures of the house next time because voters want to know did bernie sanders get a good deal? is he capable of negotiating a good deal for the world. >> thank you all for joining me tonight. really appreciate it. chris hayes is up next. disgrace. what happened in san francisco and other places, sanctuary cities should be defunded and gotten rid of. sanctuary cities are a disgrace. go ahead. we'll talk about that. go ahead. [ inaudible question ] >> well, somebody wrote an article that i was a whiner, that i complained. and i said, you know, he's actually right. i do complain. because our country is in trouble. we're run by people that either are not smart, perhaps they're in incompetent, perhaps they have a bad agenda, which i actually don't believe. i think they're just not very good at what they do. i think they're incompetent. and he said i'm a whiner, i'm a complainer. i am. i said i complain and i complain and whine until i win. and i will win for the american people. we'll have great trade deals, we'll have a strong military. we'll take care of our vets.

who is expected there today, jonathon? >> they are wasting no time. more than half of the republican presidential contenders are expected to speak here at the red state gathering over the course of the next two days doing a rapid turnaround * from last night's debate in ohio. new jersey governor chris christy is expected to speak and we expect to hear from bobby jindal, carly fiorina and senator marco rubio. mark black says at these early events it's important for the gop candidates to stand out in what has become a very large crowd. >> the overwhelming majority of people who show up will be conservative activists. they are looking for a candidate who expresses their views and look for someone who has a chance of actually being nominated or winning a presidential election. but usually those calculations come in much later in the process. >> reporter: 5 more candidate are expected to speak including jeb bush and donald trump. martha: it will be interesting to see how donald trump plays to that crowd after last night. >> a new poll suggests donald trump

. >> i don't think jonathon or anybody does. guys thank you verify. john appreciate it. we've been talking about fed uncertainty is also weighing on stocks is federal reserve is signaling its ontrack to raise rates this year. now, charlie gasparino has found a special pair of glasses that he says allows him to peer into the fed -- >> what do they tell you? >> they don't know anything. [laughter] all right. key here, though is that the fed -- exceeded the time at which it should have raised do you think it should have raised rates a long time to go? >> i don't know about a long time but here's the problem that the fed finds itself in and this is not a good problem to be in. they were the only game in town for eight years of president obama's presidency. or going on l 8 years. >> it was the fed. >> but just the economy too, and when president obama stimulus package failed it was up to the fed to do whatever it had to do to coop us out of a double dipper recession and it did that. i think ben bernanke deserves credit for that even though he doesn't get it. but it came at a

also jonathon this is also about politics i agree with you about sound policy but right nowmens are not on the side of republicanses and we're going to needs millennials. >> you're mimickings saying not in side of republicans but mimicking lefts -- you're saying that welfare, government goodies are good but tweak excel speed shed more. >> you're twisting what i'm saying i'm talking to you be what is going on in the political realm i want to find that solution using free market opportunities. government in goodies an all that is not a free market solution but that is what you're advocating and that is why gop continues to lose. >> we have republicans -- >> you would be open for kids who have debt to refinance that debt at higher rates. you have to know that's going to bear a cost and might be a logical solution because you can say compared to the 350 billion it is the saver. but are you afraid that looks like you're trying to compete with democrats on this giveaway program? >> look, you don't want to compete with democrats on the giveaway program but at the same time you have towns what

. >> jonathon karl with abc news. first, i saw a report you told habitat with humanity that you still wish to go forward to your trip with them to nepal. >> i would like still to go. it requires a flight to katmandu and then another flight. if i do that, i understand -- i haven't talked to the doctors yet but i understand with my schedule it would require a five-week postponement of my last treatment. so that's what i'm going to have to consider. but up until this morning i was completely committed to going to habitat. if i don't go, the rest of my family will probably go in my place. >> and you have really re-defined what it means to be a former president. can you reflect on the work you have done since you left the white house and what you hope to still do? >> well, the work has been more personally depraffing to me, because when you're president you have a responsibility for millions of people and hundreds of thousands of members of the armed forces and that was the high point of my life. i was able to do so much a