jeff. >> glor: all right, lonnie, thank you very much, again. we're going to check in now with nikki battiste, who has been in bristol florida, where hund >> glor: it's about 60 miles inland where a lot of people hundreds of people have been taken for shelter after having to evacuate the hurricane. >> the surge is what scared me. >> reporter: these light life threatening storm surges in franklin counties led dan hagerty to seek shelter here 60 miles away. >> 15 feet possibly what would that do to your house? >> halfway up the house halfway up the first floor. >> apalachicola, the same place our cbs news team reported this morning. >> the message is clear, get identity now or risk your life. >> we soon evacuated the area too. it requests too dangerous to step outside our team sought safety with more th 200 floridians in this school inland. >> then when they say it was a category 3 becoming a 4 i said let's go. >> prima olvera said a tree fell on her home. it still scarce her four-year-old danny. >> your are mary, you're family is safe. what do yo

lonnie, does this amount to stoking american anxieties aout immigration? something we saw worked to his advantage, president trump's advantage in 2016. is that strategy now working for him also heing into the midterms? >> immigration has been an issue that voters in california and around the cntry cared about a number of years. the underlying dynamic where america, a lot of america feels that immigration is an issue that represents a feeling of uneasiness. so i think he is channeling that. i think certainly there is no question that motivating voters ahead of the midterm election is crucially important for both parties. immigration is an issue that motiates republicans and a has been. and to the extent that the president is using it in that way, i think he sees it as an opportunity to boost republican turnout for the election this november. we can talk l about theg-term implications of using immigration in that way but fundamentally, we can't forget where we are in the election cycle and this is an issue that gets people to the polls. >> how is it playing

jeff, this is a dangerous storm. >> glor: indeed it is, lonnie. thank you very much. the air right now is just thick and heavy here. a lot of that is because of the red tide. as we wait for the winds to pick up. florida residents have been warned about michael for days now, and they have been preparing. omar villafranca is 45 miles southeast of us in port st. joe, florida, where michael might make landfall. >> reporter: passengers on this royal caribbean cruise ship felt the power of michael as the storm strengthened off the coast of cuba this week. stateside, ambulances in madison, florida, are gassing up, ready to respond to theterye churning in the gulf. closer to the shore, business and home owners in the florida panhandle rushed to fill boawinm kentucky aren't any chances, and decided to cut their beach trip short. >> you know, we got to spend a couple of days here, but have to head home. ( sirens ) >> reporter: in cedar key, the emergency siren warns residents to leave by 8:00 p.m. tonight. hundreds of thousands of people living near the shore have been ordered

lonnie? >> reporter: good evening. let's give you the latest as far as the national hurricane center is concerned, the most recent numbers at 5:00 eastern standard time show a category one system, 80 mile per hour winds. it got a little stronger today, moving to the north at nine miles per hour, it is the direction it moving in what we've got to keep an eye on the intensification of the storm. is it a guarantee, no. we watch it closely alot of warm warm water in the gulf of mexico will strengthen. cooks a hurricane. but just southwest of the storm there is a lot of dry air. if that gets infused into the system t is not going to rapidly intensify. what you want to watch though and remember is that florence was forecast to be by three or four coming on shore, came on as a one and look at the devastation it caused. same thing takes place with this. although it will move through quicker t will not linger for days and days and days, anywhere to the right of the landfall could see a potential of eight >> dickerson: the gover

lonnie, thank you.retary of state mike pompeo said today the trump administration is revoking the visas of 21 saudi officials who have now been implicated in the death of "washington post" r ntributor jamal khashoggi in turkey. president trump also weighed in this afternoon. here's holly williams. >> reporter: today, president trump sharply criticized saudi arabia for its deception over the killing of jamal khashoggi. >> had a very bad original concept. it was carried out poorly, and the cover-up was one of the rst t in the history of cover- ups. >> reporter: but once again, he stressed the importance of theec first. look, saudi arabia has been a really great ally. they've been one of the biggest investors-- maybe the biggest investor in our country. >> reporter: he was responding to turkey's president, recep tayyip erdogan, who today contradicted saudi arabia's g ory that khashoggi was killed in a fight, calling it instead a "savage murder," and demanding the 18 suspects arrested by saudi arabia be bro

lonnie quinn of wcbs tv is here. lonnie, why so fast?this analogy, it's like the storm had eyes. i put together graphics to explain everything because you look at monday, monday it was south of cuba, it was a tropical storm two day withes later it's coming on shore as a category fo four. it was basically a category 5. look at the graphic i put together. it had to take the perfect track in order for this to happen. if it veers a little too much to the east it will encounter land. hurricanes hate encountering land. if it tracks a little more to the west it's going to encounter that dry air, they hate dry air. either one would ruin that storm and it went right through the perfect track. so the first thing it had to do, it had to perfectly thread the needle of the ukraine cthe ukry. then it these avoid the dry air. that's highlighted and it looks like almost clouds to the west. that's dry air. if that gets infused into the storm, it's not the beast it will become. well, it doesn't touch that dry air. then it these take a track that puts it o

this is a serious, serious situation, john. >> thank you, lonnie. u.n. ambassador nikki haley will resign at the end of the year. the president announced the move in the oval office a short time ago. >> haley, former governor of south carolina, has served in the trump administration since it began. the president says she has done, quote, an incredible job and hopes she can return some day. major garret is at the white house. major, not many people saw this one coming. >> reporter: not at all. the president told reporters a couple of moments ago that about six month ago his u.n. ambassador nikki haley informed him by the end of the year she would leave her post. that's certainly something she kept to herself and the white house kept on a close hold as well. the choreography designed and looked like an amicable departure for the u.n. ambassador. interestingly she has been more aggressive than the president on the topic of russia, saying a couple of weeks after the president's helsinki summit with putin, we don't trust russia, we don't trust putin, we

>> fast moving, thank you so much, lonnie.scott at the state emergency operations center in tallahasse. we asked about his warning for people who were still evacuat g evacuating. >> you have to hunker down. you have to shelter as quickly as you can. the thing is coming. as you heard, it's getting worse. what people didn't realize is that could get worse, 12 inches of rain, we'll have flash flooding but the thing that is so different is the storm surge. as much as 13 feet. when that storm surge comes in, you have no control of it. there's so much pressure and it pushes everything in and then it sucks everything out. three feet of storm surge can be deadly so 12, 13 feet of storm surge can be devastating so we have 3500 members of the national guard i've deployed. we have over a thousand rescue individuals ready to come as soon as this passes but they cannot rescue you during the middle of the storm. don't go out to get somewhere. we have health care strike teams ready to come in to do what we can to help but if you're along the

my name is lonnie and i'm a freshman from john o'connell. also the student ambassador and freshman president. [applause] >> my name is daryl, i'm a proud father of a jr. and i am an african-american parent ambassador and the president of the african-american parent partnership committee at john o'connell. [applause] our aapac was formed in 2015 and the purpose of our support, our group is to support african-american students in the process of being successful, in their academic learning and provide social and emotional support for family and student. >> our goals for the year are to engage more black parents to be active and have students feel more motivated and confident through support so they do not give up. finally, to continue ensuring success for our african-american students. among many bright spots, our biggest one is that they created their own more electives, excellence in every part of the curriculum. we have two black students on our ssc as members. lastly, our black family dinners to kick off black history month. >> one of the m

. >> i'm reminded of a comment that lonnie bunch made. lonnie bunch is an old friend and was so helpful to monticello as we began to embark on this journey, and it was really one of our first major victories, was the 2012 landmark exhibition at his galleries in the american history museum. he didn't have a building yet for the national museum of culture. we jointly prepared the exhibition of slavery at monticello, paradox and liberty. it went on to channel elizabeth as our curator as well as richel l -- rich ellis. he said, you can't understand race in this country if you don't understand slavery. and you can't understand slavery if you don't understand the plantation system. and you don't understand plantations unless you go to places like monticello. so i think what i would ask you to link to is not sally hummings, because you really can't understand sally hummings if you don't understand the economy in which the entire country was entangled. so i would say link to our plantation slavery section. >> we have five minutes left. who is you

our very own, everyone loves lonnie and marty, these are hoosiers who are in our nation's capital. these are the same folks who put indiana on the right track and are helping now put america on the right track. [applause] and it doesn't stop there, it doesn't stop there, ladies and gentlemen. hoosier momentum goes way beyond that. it goes way, way higher than that. it goes all the way up to the second-highest office in the land, with a leader that we can count on, with a public servant we can be proud of. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome in the vice president of the united states of america, my friend, your friend, our friend, mike pence. ♪ [applause] ♪ ["all right now" being played] ♪ vice president pence: well hello, indiana. [applause] it is great to be back home again. thank you all for coming out for such a special night. governor eric holcomb, members of the indiana general assembly, this great, statewide team, members of the indiana general assembly, republican chairman kyle hupfer and national republican chairman ronna mcdaniel, it is my great honor to be here for the 2

. ♪ lonnie: mike pompeo in saudi arabia are meetings, the crown french and other officials.ociated press is now turkey policethat have discovered evidence in the saudi consulate in instability that jamal khashoggi was killed. we're joined now by the national security -- with national security coverage. what is the u.s. response likely to be? should this be the official case when all of this is finished and put to rest? >> it to hens on how conclusive and convincing explanations from the saudi governments are and this being under k -- undertaken with turkish individuals -- officials. the range of possible sanctions expulsions, you could have a sanctioning of specific individuals who may have been involved in this case, and then you have things although he way up to the much more severe limitations on u.s. arms sales and things like that. i do think a lot will depend on secretary pompeo's's trip and the story that emerges from the investigations and taken by both the saudi's and the turkish efforts in istanbul. vonnie: the president of united states hedged yesterday when heade

our very own everyone loves lonny, and marty, these are hoosiers who are in our nation's capital.a on the right track and are helping now put america on the right track. [applause] and it doesn't stop there. it doesn't stop there ladies and gentlemen. hoosier momentum goes way beyond that. it goes way, way higher than that. it goes all the way up to the second highest office in the land. with the leader that we can count on. with a public servant we can be proud of. pleas welcome in the vice president of the united states of america, my friend, your friend, our friend, mike pence. ♪ (music playing) [applause] >> vice pres. pence: well hello indiana. [applause] it is great to be back home again. thank you all for coming out for such a special night. governor eric hole hollow, membe indiana general assembly, republican chairman kyle and national republican chairman ronna mcdaniel it is my great honor to be here for the 2018 indiana republican fall dinner, 25 days away from a great hoosier victory for republican candidates in all 92 counties. [applause] it really is a joy for us to b

guy: mono was part -- lonnie was bringing the data.alk about this story from a different angle. vladimir putin taking a new stand against president trump us his criticism of opec. and its allies. live atoined by emily, the energy conference taking place in moscow. vladimir putin saying if the president is worried about rising oil prices, he'll has himself to blame. explain? >> that is right. a stancely taking against the u.s. president verbally talking about how opec is ripping off the world. a joint deal to cut supplies, he is saying if he would talk to president trump as he did in helsinki, he would say to his foot -- to his face that he should look at himself in the mirror. he says the rise in oil prices is due to a is happening in the u.s. of ministration of the sanctions and iran, he pointed to the clinical situations in venezuela and libya as well. >> he also says russia has the capacity to raise this if they want, so why don't they? >> he says russia's's capacity for 2000 barrels per day, russia already hit post-soviet record hi

[laughter] maria: lonnie, thank you, lonnie chen joining us there, kicking off earnings, bank of americaports momentarily, we will have the numbers and analysis and tell you how that will impact markets, big night for patriots, tom brady to hand chiefs a big loss, we will tell you about it after break, sports coming up. so, let's talk about conference calls. there's always a certain amount of fumbling. a lot of times it doesn't work. we have problems. comcast business goes beyond fast. by letting you make and receive calls from any device using your business line. and conference calls you can join without any dial-ins or pins. (phone) there are currently 3 members in this conference. i like that. i like that too. i would use that in a heartbeat. get started with innovative voice and tv solutions for a low price when you get fast, reliable internet. comcast business. beyond fast. maria: welcome back, third-quarter earning season kicking into high gear today and starting friday with nay juror banks reporting, they were mixed, largely better than expected. we are waiting on bank of america

lonnie wong reports.itús actually pretty low to actually use a child...> nanette stidham immediate reaction to this surveillance photo of a shoplifting suspect at the dollar general store in keyes... cameras caught him handing items to what appears to a 4 or 5 year old girl. the store manager chased them down the street before losing them. it turns out heús done the same in the store at five other times using the child as a decoy or to disarm employees. numerous shoppers here like the climers were astounded after looking at the photo, saying it should never happen. after this picture was posted on social media, customers and employees at four other dollar general stores in surrounding areas said heúd stolen there as well.sheriffús say they now have some leads... while multiple shoplifting crimes are misdemeanors, the thefts are the

lonnie cheng what are you watching for? >> the u.s.et, we're going 0 get more economic news and see how things are doing vis-a-vis china and the trade situation, i'm interested to see whether last week was just a blip or are we headed for some kind of market downturn which could affect the mid-term elections. >> lisa? >> i'm keeping a close eye on florida. a gubernatorial race there and a senate race both of which are extremely crows and a destructive hurricane that just came through. in florida, hurricane politics are everything. particularly this close to be a election. i'm going to be seeing what the fallout is politically. >>> great point. the president is going down there we'll see if he sticks to hurricane or politics. i think the big thing is ka showingi and whether the white house changes its response and gets tougher on saudi arabia. you're hearing republican allies on the hill, they're rhetoric is already at another level than the white house. i think they're talking to the white house behind the scenes this is a president wh

, joining me now promising a riser in the policy to the national republican senatorial committee, lonnie thank you for joining me. >> and for having me. eboni: those are two clips from the national gop ad running in certainly those appointed officials own words they are really calling for a lack of civility. do you think this is the republicans placing a well-made track that these dams are falling right into to become the villain of this midterm cycle. >> look, you cannot out trump donald trump. to a certain degree, some of those democrats seem to think they can do that. unfortunately it goes way over the top. you talk about things like kicking people when they're down. even the democrats don't want to embrace this language. i do think politically it's not the savviest thing to do to present yourself in that light because they're never going to be able to get to a point where they'll be viewed in the way are given the latitude that the president has given. leland: you make the point that it's a good one, you can't out trump trump. would you say the effort on behalf of the democrats is to

we are so happy they are here with us in the studio to talk about us is lonnie chen. he is a research fellow at hoover institution and former presidential campaign adviser to rubio and romney. good evening. glad to have you back on the broadcast. is it possible that three can be the center of 100? >> in this senate it seems as though that is the case. the interesting thing is that they each have slightly different political pressures at play. jeff flake not running for reelection it is a question of legacy. lisa murkowski and susan collins face different pressures in their states but from a similar direction which is people from the left trying to push them towards the center. so it's a very interesting dynamic because the three find themselves in the unique historical position of potentially being the ones to decide this. >> it combines two of easily the most interesting surnames in the senate with two of the most interesting biographies. flake is a religious mormon who did time in africa as a mormon missionary. they have bonded over their experience there. i happen

jason flew to florida to see michelle lonnie.testified they both knew it was wrong. >> we hung out at the house and we had an intimate relationship for the two days he was there. >> jason was crazy about her. his friend, josh elton, says he thought he was in love with her. >> michelle's mother, linda fisher, testified, she sees the failing marriage that was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap and she was lying out and i was stroking her hair and she was empty. >> what did she tell you? >> things were not working out with jason. >> two days before she was murdered. michelle phoned her sister, meredith, to report another blow up with jason. >> she was just have had it. she said more than one time, i can't do this anymore. >> jason was telling one of his close friends and the same thing. days before michelle was murdered, he got one last hook up with his friend in his own living room. >> cassidy was put down to bed and we had a couple of drinks and just we were talking an and -- we ended up having sex. >>

. >> lonnie applebee's hometown of newton was devastated last year when maytag closed. >> many of you folks worked for maytag. >> trump won it by 18. >> i don't know what this county is, confusing at best. >> it's long time voted democrat. >> yes. >> between kim reynolds and fred hubbell. >> i lean towards hubbell, but november's a long ways away. >> education and health care are driving tara newton, a suburban mom who voted independent in 2016. >> this time in november you are going to vote for one of the parties. >> i am, this time, yeah. >> fred hubbell. the democrat. >> yes, yeah. i think that he's a little bit more in tune with what people want. >> the connection democrats need to make, vaughan hilliard, newton, iowa. >> the most important thing to do, vote. >>> coming up, we stay focused on the elections, why president trump says he won't be blaming republicans if they lose the house. but before we go, check this out. last night, the nba season tipped off, and my favorite team, the golden state warriors celebrated winning the championship last year. they raised a banner. and eac

we are so happy they are here with us in the studio to talk about us is lonnie chen.ior adviser to the national republican senatorial committee. he is also a research fellow at hoover institution and former presidential campaign adviser to both rubio and romney. good evening. welcome. glad to have you back on the broadcast. is it possible that three can be the center of 100? >> in this senate it seems as though that is the case. the interesting thing is that they each have slightly different political pressures at play. jeff flake not running for re-election really it's a question of legacy for him. lisa murkowski and susan collins face very different pressures in their own states. but they face pressures from a similar direction, which is people from the left trying to push them toward the center. it's a very, very interesting dynamic because the three of them now find themselves in this unique historical position of potentially being the ones who will decide this nomination. >> and look at this friendship, this alliance between flake and coons. it combines two of ea

united nations human rights council since twenty eleven has concluded un special rapporteur on housing lonny for hospital ten days looking into housing conditions focus was the experiences of street children women people with disabilities and minority groups a sunday professor. and regional planning program at the university of alberta in canada he joins us on skype from edmonton thanks very much for being with us so first of all why is adequate housing why should that be a basic human right we just explain that to us. sure any good housing goes to the very heart of human rights because by having adequate housing and in their original can have the dignity the freedom the opportunity which are the key fundamental elements of human rights and adequate housing is in the universal declaration of human rights by the un it's included in the international covenant on economic social and cultural rights so essentially if you have adequate housing it will give individual are a family they motional support the peace and dignity that goes with it so i think adequate housing and humanized are intrinsica

lonnie bunch is an old friend and so helpful to the monticello. it was really one of our first major victory, landmark and didn't have a museum yet, but now with that museum we joint by prepared the exhibition of slavery and it went on to elizabeth our creator and rex ellis, we announced we were going to do this, he said you cannot understand race in this country if you don't understand slavery and you can't understand slavery if you don't understand the plantation system and you don't understand plantations unless you go to places like monticello. so what i would ask you to link to is not sally hemming because you can't understand sally hemming unless you understand how the entire country was tangled. >> five minutes left, who is the presidential story you don't study, like if it is on the history channel, and you say yeah, that hees the presidential family i want to spend some time with. >> i have been lucky. i started out with the adams and they are fun and then i was with the madison family adams, but yes, i would be interested in michelle oba

lonnie quinn, chief weathercaster of our new york station wcbs tv, is following willa, which will affect the u.s. starting tomorrow. yet another hurricane. >> it's been an active season. here's the picture. 130 mile per hour winds. it's a cat 4. it is going to lose some strength pretty rapidly here. right now, it's between two tourist destinations. 75 miles to the southwest of loss marias in mexico. maybe even a cat 2 as it makes las landfall. it's such a mountainous area, there's going to be mudslide, it's a dangerous storm. and then it pushes further inland and weakens. once it emerges out of the mountain, it moves into texas, puts down two inches of rain or more around austin. awfustin right now, you can't en drink the waert. then panama city, florida. putting down about 3 inches or more. sure, they've dried out in panama city scienince michael b homes aren't even inhabitable. then east, off the coast, and traveled up the coastline. how close it comes to the shore is going to determine its intensity. it looks like this weekend, the northeast gets its very first nor'easter of the seaso

lonnie wong has the story.think itús actually pretty low to actually use a child...> nanette stidham immediate reaction to this surveillance photo of a shoplifting suspect at the dollar general store in keyes... cameras caught him handing items to what appears to a 4 or 5 year old girl. the store manager chased them down the street before losing them. it turns out heús done the same in the store at five other times using the child as a decoy or to disarm employees. numerous shoppers here like the climers were astounded after looking at the photo, saying it should never happen. after this picture was posted on social media, customers and employees at four other dollar general stores in surrounding areas said heúd stolen there as well.sheriffús say they now have some leads... while multiple shoplifting crimes are misdemeanors, the thefts ar

former assistant secretary of state jen diane fraser on the lonnie of trump's trip to africa.razer on melania trump's trip to africa. ♪ it isgood morning, friday, october 5 and today is the day the u.s. senate holds a key vote on judge kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. your opportunity to tell senators how you think they should vote. [video clip] >> i think his performance during the hearings caused me to change my mind. be a product of an incomplete investigation that was limited, perhaps by the white house. i don't know. >> i would like to have the future mending things so we can do things in a collegial way that the united states senate ought to and particularly when it comes to supreme court nominations. call officee and for as long as i need to and every other >> senator planning to vote yes. all you have to do is look at the polls > over the past three or four days and it shows that their rage-fueled resistance is starting to back fire at a level nobody has ever seen before. host: if you are republican, dial in at 202-748-8001 this morning. democrats, 202-748-

host: lonny, a republican. good morning, you are on the air. i have to move on. in michigan, independent. greta.: hi mr. boot, sir, welcome to the resistance. you are a true american patriot. i wish he would join now the man's on the stephanie -- malcolm nance on the stephanie miller show. i made bernie sanders socialist. i can to be close to niger to dollars -- $900. you are more of an american that i am. guest: i would not go that far. i'm not a bitter america -- better american than anybody else. caller: you are a better man than i, but i will tell you a story about my uncle frank. he was in the battle of the bulge in world war ii. guest: is a better american either one of us. caller: he was in the battle of the bulge. they were under heavy mortar fire and heavy machine-gun fire. half of his unit made it across this river. pineapple frank -- my uncle wam like a bowling ball. river, carryd that a rope across the river. he could not swim worth a lick. they get that rope out. pulled it to the other side. and helped get those guys back. he got a bronze star and a

lonnie appleby's host town of newton was devastated years ago when maytag closed its factory. >> all you lose 4,000 jobs. >> obama won by 7 points here. trump won it by 18. >> i don't know what this county is. confusing at best is all i can say. >> it's long time voted democrat. >> yes. >> so between kim reynolds and fred hubble? >> i lean towards hubble, but november is a ways away. >> education and health care are driving tara newton, a suburban mom who voted independent in 2016. but now this time here in november, you are going to vote for one of the parties. >> i am this time, yeah. >> fred hubble. >> yes. >> the democrat. yeah. >> i think that he's a little bit more in tune with what people want. >> the connection democrats need to make. vaughn hilliard, newton, iowa. >> nice cameo there by java joe's in des moines. joining us now, author of "the red and the blue the 1990s and birth of political tribalism," steve kornacki. good to see you. >> morning. >> american voters are are free thinkers who don't vote down the party lines sometimes. they voted for president trump in 2016. t