inmate keith john was just recently indicted on a murder charge.itor status. he can't go outside the building. he can't go outside the secure perimeter of the jail. in order to be in the program, you cannot have any violent charges. when mr. johnson was initially pulled in to the program, he was not charged with murder and we did not know that this was coming, but since it's here now, we have to deal with it now. >> johnson will face charges including murder, aggravated assault, and carjacking together with his co-defendants rashard mosley and johnson's cousin, la'quan brown. brown said she was reluctant to talk to the police but decided to tell them about her cousin's role in the murder. according to brown, she, mosley, and johnson had asked a friend for a ride and johnson surprised them all by pulling a gun and robbing the driver. she says when the victim tried to flee the car, johnson shot him in the leg, and he later died. >> i think it was his intentions to kill him. he don't have no remorse. i'm sitting here now and he ruined everything. i fe

harrison believes 31 year old keith john escaped after jumping into the river. he slipped into a pipe with deadly gases and chemical leaking. some led -- some suspected he didn't survive. police in harrison said a camera rolled but didn't find him. he ran away after a traffic stop possibly because of the warrant >>> train systems failing to install the needed equipment to keep the public safe. despite a mandate, many commuter and freight railroad falling short of meeting recommendations. the available technology is designed to prevent deadly collisions and derailment and the railroad had 7 years to put them in place. the mandate was extended another three to five years because railroad said the first deadline. >>> governor queue -- cocoacuomo toured. the silver cup -- got $1.600-0000 state grant to help with construction, renovations and new equipment purchases. competed extraordinarily well where we're the premiere places for shooting tv shows, films, et cetera. >> the state estimates the $35 million project created about 100 construction jobs. it estimates stu

. >> reporter: not a word, keith. john daugherty was not in the area this morning when investigators arrived here with a warrant and began searching the property. dougherty said nothing's changed about his house since the last time the fbi raided it ten years ago. >> the government has a job to do. let them do their job, okay? i'm very comfortable with where we're at right now. once we get this ugly scenario by, everything will be fine. i'm comfortable where we're at. that's it. >> reporter: john dougherty waited on the sidewalk with his lawyer, friends and families as investigators raided his home for hours today. by late morning, and early afternoon, the feds left with boxes of bagged evidence and two computers. >> i've been under scrutiny my whole life. i don't understand why. maybe it's because i win so much. >> it's puzzling they're investigating john's home. because nothing in john's home or about john's home has changed in the last ten years since the last time the fbi raided john's home. this seems to be a pattern.

keith, back to you. >> john, thank you so much. >>> now for a look at what's coming up at 11:00. epi pen problems. congress investigating a 400% increase in the price of the life saving device. their findings won't come in time for back to school. how schools and families are dealing with that high cost. tonight at 11:00. >>> today was hotter and more humid. it's only getting worse. >> it will be nothing compared to tomorrow. when you add the sunshine, that will allow the temperature to jump. 94, going to feel close to 100. in the ten-day, a lot of sunny days. a lot of days near 90 degrees. and about the only decent chance of thunderstorms, next tuesday. >> that's coming up, from what, florida, tropics? >> possibly. if it develops. >>> thank you so much for watching. "nightly news" is next. >>> developing news tonight. damage control over the skyrocketing cost of life-saving medicine. a big pharma ceo on the hot seat refusing to cut the price. tonight a big star is cutting ties with the company. >>> prejudice and paranoia. hillary clinton unloads in a blistering takedown of donal

and i want to talk about this with our panel and john carlo and keith boykin and politics reporter alizzaollins. good to have you with us. and let's pick up with trump picking up or narrowing his strategy and with the new york times in particular and threatened withdrawing their credentials in response to the story that the paper did called -- "the new york times" trump article we have it, inside the failing mission to taem trump's tongue. some sources say that he is not controllable any more and there is reports that various republican elders like reince priebus have to be on the campaign at times. what does that say about the state of the campaign and for the next few months. >> it says two things. one, in donald trump bans the media from covering his campaign, this won't be anybody left to cover his campaign. >> i'm not sure he would be dwis appointed with that -- disappointed with that. >> and you could pinpoint when candidates run against the media is the moment that is the beginning of the end of their campaign. it is not a wise strategy and he would be wise to abandon it. >> and he

john, it was tough, man. >> they challenge you, keith. i know you've got mad skills but i'm come k after you. the eagles they bring in new linebacker stephen actual locke. what does that mean for the other linebackers in we'll hear from them. and carson wentz is throwing again. we'll hear from him on his progress. that's next. td bank's new intern, bart is one of those robots from an other bank we're training him to bank human. uh-uh, bart? why are you winding the clock back? the clock stated 11:35 pm, but they are still working. the clock is fine. our live customer service is available all night and all day for that matter. he's learning. at td bank we do things differently like live customer service 24/7. bart: hello? hello! don't just bank, bank human. >>> i'm john clark from csn. good to see the eagles future of franchise quarterback carson wentz throwing off to the side of practice today. not practicing just yet but the birr hope he can play in that final preseason game. here he is throwing. he suffered hairline fractures in his ribs in the first preseason game. they're still sore. basic

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>> reporter: very clear that like keith urban donald trump learned everything he needed to know from johnhn, very good. >> i think we're seeing a theme among donald trump. i make a joke one day and explain it to people the next day. what he's saying on the twitter account this is sarcasm. i don't think he actually created isis, but they created the environment. >> yeah. >> through which this unfolded. >> exactly. >> i think people get that. and, you know, he has doubled down. he tripled down. he quadrupled down, but he was being sarcastic. however, he was being accurate according to dr. sebastian gorka who is the foremost authority in this country on terror. >> let's just look at the facts. in 2008, when this senator from illinois became the president and afterwards appointed hillary as his secretary of state. at this moment in time, isis didn't exist. al qaeda in iran -- in iraq, forerunner of isis was one regional franchise inside iraq. when we withdrew our troops, when we started to cook the book on intelligence as you hear from the centcom analyst, then we facilitated the rise of isis

down with john harwood and why the government may be picking up the tab for your next drive with uber when squawk alley continues in a moment. >> coming up at high noon on the halftime port, keith meister joins us live and exclusively. plus his take on several big name stocks in his portfolio. shares of facebook around 44% in a year. still has big upside. we're debating that story and steve wynn doubles down on macau. >> thank you very much. gary johnson has a tough road ahead. number one on his to do list is getting into next month's presidential debate. john is in our nation's capital with more on that. >> both halves of the libertarian party ticket are former republicans. the republican nominee donald trump doesn't represent most republicans. just a base that believes things about immigration that aren't true. >> 30% of republicans believe the scourge of the earth is mexican immigration. what's the reason for why i don't have a job? well, make mexican immigration a scapegoat for that. i understand that sentiment and there's a logic to the fact that they're coming over and taking our jobs. they're living off our welfare system when the reality is anything but. they're not tak

john deere tractor, got it. ashley webster is here, liz macdonald, tammy bruce, and we're looking at 19,000. is everybody convinced we'll hit 19,000? how about you keith i think so. stuart: come on, you bet, that's it. all right. >> why not? >> let's leave him behind. scott shellady, 19k on the dow industrials this year, what say you? >> i love keith's answer. i think probably. because as long as the fed stays data dependent and the data stays dependent on the fed we'll slowly march up there, but for the wrong reasons. stuart: whoa, what a bunch we've got today. are we going to hit 19,000 this year liz: yeah, a 50-50 odds that the fed will not raise rates although i would trust half price sushi at a gas station. [laughter] >> the show has a friday feel. because it's friday, i'll bring in tammy bruce who doesn't really follow the financial markets, but 19k this year? >> i say yes and i say, liz, if she eats the half priced sushi she'll be hitting down the bathroom door just like-- >> tell the truth about it. stuart: keith, what he's buying and what he likes in this market, and he tells me he likes something called templeton emerging markets. and that's

keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minute could save you fifteen percent or more. polo! >>> all right. it's time to find out who won the week. i'm joined by dean and johnroup. jonathan, you have the disadvantage of not being here. we'll start with you. >> and i'm not fabulous and gorgeous. >> you are though, darling. you are. >> thank you. i don't mean to fish so much. my winner is tim kaine, the democratic preside iic vice pre candidate. yesterday he goes to florida a & m and hijacks the debate by comparing donald trump to the ku klux klan and david duke. the republican national committee and donald trump hit him. the rnc said what he said was reprehensible. when you are the candidate for vice president and the others come after you that's a victory. even bigger for this reason. i don't know if anybody knew how well tim kaine can blow a dog whistle. the next sentence nobody paid attention to is he talked about the north star we set so long ago. the name of frederick douglas's abolitionist newspaper. the north star polaris at the tip end of the drinking gourd. this was the compass point for escaped slaves to seek freedom and safety in the north. he was