this comes from rich lowery the national review, who did not like donald trump fair to say. >> not atll. >> rose: you used to work there. >> sure, movement conservatives, i covered them eight or nine years, they can't stand donald trump because they don't see an ideology there. >> rose: rich lowery, editor-in-chief, said if you aren't seriously contemplating the biggest black swan event in american electoral history you aren't paying attention. 15 months ago donald trump was an american reality television star with a spotty record and declaring he would run for president, now he h is a step ay from being elected president of the united states. he's rising, she's falling. what happened? >> some of it has to do with secretary clinton and perhaps her comments about at the plocials, the handling of the -- the deporables and the handling of the health episode. >> rose: donald trump says it's the biggest mistake of the campaign. >> he sees his supporters as people disengaged from politics and thinks he can rouse them to the polls. as a total outsider, someone outside of partisan lines, when

that's one of the arguments i've heard there several sides here. >> sreenivasan: wesley lowery joining us from charlotte tonight, thank you. >> any time, thank you. >> sreenivasan: a massive search for a lone gunman in washington state continued today after five people were killed in a mass shooting last night at a mall in burlington, 60 miles north of seattle. the gunman, described as a young, dark-haired male carrying a hunting rifle, opened fire last night just after 7:00, killing four women and wounding one man who died early this morning. the suspect was last seen on foot walking toward a nearby interstate highway. authorities say the weapon was recovered. more than 200 police officers and f.b.i. agents have launched a manhunt for the suspect. authorities have said that as of now, there is no evidence linking the shooting to any previous attacks nor to any planned attacks. they said there's no indication this was a terrorist act. the cease-fire in syria that began with so much hope and fanfare almost two weeks ago is no longer, despite diplomatic efforts at the united nations. rus

tampa's lowery park zoo has a new tenant that happens to be the cutest >> the new baby rhino. the zoo made the big announcement yesterday, which happened to be world rhino day. without further adieu, let's see her. the little one doesn't have a name just yet. her mother is named kidogo. the calf named 80 pounds at birth but could reach 45 hundred pounds. >> after she met her moment, she they will be sharing is her habitat with zebras. how cute is she? >> she's very cute. she's a lot bigger than expected. >> all 80 pounds. >> that was back on the 12th. welcome to tampa bay and how wii park zoo. >> it's going to be a hot one. >> it's going to be mostly dry. for most of your plans outside, you can enjoy the fall weather. >> here's what wit looks like from the ranch. it's 86 degrees, steamy, mostly dry. biggest rain chance should happen at 4:00. that's a 20% chance. if you were like me, had you you were near one of the thunderstorms yesterday. they don't move around a lot. if you get under one, it's going to produce a lot of rain and heavy rain. it's just not widespread. most will

. >> wesley lowery thank you as always.s strike me that the last time that you and me, the three of us on television was an urban act of gun violence and they keep coming. wesley lowery of the washington post tonight. this story in many ways mirrors the lyrics of american skin by bruce springsteen. a song about an incident here in new york city that has proven quite unpopular with some members of law enforcement. . >>> certainly. brian, thanks for having me, but again, i think you're right, this idea that unfortunately, this is dallas. we have them after baton rouge. we have them in ferguson. we've had them in baltimore. and the question is not only what will happen in charlotte. will we see the video? what will happen tomorrow. what will happen to the young man who was hurt tonight. but the other lingering question is what will be the next city? when will be the next time that we're on the phone or on the air together. where will that be? will that be in my back yard or will bit in yours? what we know is there will very li

bob lowery believed that. i think jared's got the perfect t-shirt on today, captain america.s one of the bravest victims i have ever met. he helped break the case. he helped put it together. he had the courage to go through it. as it relates to the sentence, you make a good point. parents of murdered children want to see that perpetrator pay for it, but the not knowing where your child is the worst. they made that deal, and i've known patty and jerry for 27 years. they made that deal to get jacob's remains back. now they know where jacob is. they can pray for him, put him to rest. they know where this perp is. they know that he killed their son. he admitted it in court. i don't think he will ever see daylight. i'm sure that vic like jared and the other victims that this guy raped -- and there are many of them -- will come forward. if he ever comes up for far role, there will be a fay langs of brave people led by jared saying you can never let this animal, this coward child killer out. i think wetterlings got justice. jared, i am so proud of you. >> john, you're just such an a

. >> wesley lowery thank you as always.me that the last time that you and me, the three of us on television was an urban act of gun violence and they keep coming. wesley lowery of the washington post tonight. this story in many ways mirrors the lyrics of american skin by bruce springsteen. a song about an incident here in new york city that has proven quite be another one of these conversations. >> our viewers have been

how about the run by braden lowery around the right side? the sideline, make a couple of guys miss. takes it inside the 10. and that would set up a cam flanagan touchdown. exiter wins a close one 31-28. th blue hawks are 4-0. port smith hosting auburn. theyin on the field 42-30 over the broncos. christian pete had 214 all purpose yardsnd while cody graham through for four scores and also ran for another. at the gate city rivalry at tello stadium, nashua north and nashua south. north in white. jeffery baldesari with a pass. big wide receiver entrout a 67-yard touchdown. titans are up 6-0. this is always a great collection sight. so these donations helping some students. a 25-yard touchdown pass. tied at 6-6. the north won 27-16. teague knocking down d.g. 23 p 32-14. >> central at home against winless memorial. all tied up at 16 apiece. 22-16 memorial. two-point conversion was no good. central looking to answer. alex haw kin hooks up with jeremy chandler down at the two-yard line. next play jeremiah rivera he ran for 1 of 078 yards and two go. tyler batista trying to find a wide recei

involved in the death of the medicine, and they have tightened security at the sorting center, but lowery says that they will not send any more pills by mail until they are sure that the drug will not be stolen, so every month es to drive an hour to the travis air force base in order to get his medication. >>> today is the last day for the training taking place in the east bay, the law enforcement teams from around the bay area, the country and overseas are running through a grueling series of challenges in dublin. they use a real-life sonority owes to help teach the officers how to deal with the unexpected. the annual event began on friday, and the event was met by protesters that says the training militarize is the police officers, two dozen protesters were arrested. >>> a nonprofit housing group and volunteers from facebook gave three homeowners much- needed help. they brought out 50 facebook employees to the belhaven neighborhood, and they spent the day painting, doing yard work, but they did not stop with the cosmetic. >> we will do safety improvements in the home, adding bars and ra

know he married mary don and so she wanted a summer white house in colorado which turned out to be lowery air force base. a manager at the time jimmy phillies without much on-- ontorage, they had nice lunch, what small number of people that president eisenhower brought, they would wait for many . he would leave probably to go play gulf because he did that in colorado probably in summer. i was told that was a place for people who. >> going to be interviewed but didn't want to be seen that was originally the purpose of that, you will step in here mr. dig mr. dignatary . this is for reporting for the massacre that took place on april of 19899. the local press did such a good job that they. >> within horred with the reporting. across the room is another pulitzer. this one is for photography. that image right there has quite a bit to say without need to go write any words that go with it. another pulitzer was awarded to craig walker. he did an entire series of returning iraqi war veteran who had a difficult time. very powerful. my favorite is over here. it's also a pulitzer for photography, bu

the attack happened at 9:45 on lowery road. authorities describe the dog only as male pit bull. dog owner told animal control officers she would have the dog check for rabies and then euthanizeed. >>> millbrae teacher charged with alaska inappropriate relationship with under age student was arraigned today on the peninsula. 40-year-old heather pwots charged with committing lieu act with former student. case became even more complicated when we learned that the sheriff's office may have dropped the ball in the investigation. vic lee has the story. >> millbrae middle school teacher heather apparently had a long relationship with a gir girl. >> relationship with a young woman who is just 15 years old and 25 years her junior. i think everybody in our community is concerned about that and wants to ensure that it does not happen. >>reporter: he pleaded not guilty to felony charges among them committing lewd act with a child. her lawyer is paul a. >> it's complicated. it's a very complicated situation. and very complicated case. >>reporter: we are not naming the girl who has since grad

lowery look at efficiency, you might see better gains out of it.hat could be the one thing that makes a big difference. the big phone does have amazing battery life compared to the others. mark: -- allie: it does. my husband has that one. i want to talk about the gps tracking some of the software, and the new hardware. we did not know if we were going to get new, better hardware. we did. what you think of the new watch? a very big and of how the product is doing. they told us that it rose in ranks and became the second best-selling watch brand in the world. they put it between two others, rolex and one other. if you look at the numbers of the two companies, you can see the ranges. we did that and it turns out to be between 3.8 and three point -- $3.8 billion and $3.4 billion. first, the watch was around $5 million. when put that into perspective, five million dollars from zero -- $5 million from zero is a lot. was considered a flop and worthless, generally speaking. allie: why did he not just tell us what the number is? >> they look at it in the te

he just did this to matt lowery, and albert -- and if i were hillary clinton, i would be concerned. i would be tempted to do the ronald reagan.>> and when you sit down with the journalists, i've always felt, and my reaction to the people, and people on the street say they listen to how it is said as much as anything else. al gore was supposedly so much smarter than it was with george bush, but people could not stand to see him and that is why bush one -- won. >> let's be clear, al gore knew too much and hillary knows more than trump, and he is getting the advantage because he makes it up.>> sometimes i think he makes it up from the beginning of the senate to the end of the sentence. >> he never completes it, he doesn't even match what he starts with. >> but no one has helped him accountable. >>> how many times have you been in the bay area or someone asked you a question and you did not answer but go off on a tangent?>> anytime if you answer it it could be a political disadvantage and that is one of the things out here now.>>> good point, just turned to the camera and answer differe

we are talking about lowery, westminster, and parker, they will collect blood donations % until 3 o'clock this afternoon. this is kicking off national blood donation week. the free tickets or while supplies last. team won yesterday. driver dale earnhardt junior says he is going to staff the truck for the rest of the year. he made the tough decision after suffering a concussion this season. >> we decided to make this decision to not race anymore, but i think it is the right decision considering how i feel, personally, and physically. i definitely do not belong in a racecar today. >> hard to pinpoint but it is likely he got hurt during a big crash back in june. he has already missed six ra he will skip the remaining 12 events as he recovers. >>> we are continuing to monito county. -- larimer county. >>> the broncos name their team cabins -- captains for the (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. fo. >>> a stubborn wildfire burning in lakes is

. >> our viewers have been listening to wesley lowery of "the washington post." wesley, thank you. >>> we have bridged the top of another hour. the first minute of that new hour as we look at the station. not so much a standoff as a standby. we've seen police lines steadily advancing tonight in charlotte, north carolina for most of the night. it needs to be said the city of charlotte did not have control of its own streets. the protesters did, fueled by anger at his family says he was warmed a book. the police department says he was armed with a gun. there is some imagery. there is some video of the altar indication. we don't know how exculpatoriy or damning it would be, zpending on how you slough it. the mayors and others are going to view it tomorrow. no one's having a real discussion about how and when to release it. presumably what we hear about it will be through law enforcement and maybe elected city officials. tammy lighter in has been among our corresponds at street level and has her encounters with protesters, police and tear gas. tammy, what does it loo

rich lowery is editor of "national review." i'm the lay about that sleeps on

left field for just the one hitter, first giant pitcher to play anywhere in the field since noah lowerye years ago we're told. the outfield was very deep, gorkys, pence in right. that was a big pitch and it was a beauty. >> it was perfect. i mean, all three pitches that he has thrown from his perspective are where he wants to throw him. you don't want to mess up to goldschmidt, so he afalls to 2 and 0. outside corner. >> there goes the runner. and the throw. much too late. so meanwhile, it's now a three-ball, one-strike count to goldschmidt. >> decides to jump, no time for corey gearrin, not good. that's slow. jake lamb took advantage of it. but it's going to take the bat out of the hands of goldschmidt. >> with the sink, that gearrin gets, he gets ground balls and bruce bochy is going to play for it here. >> well, and -- that is a gamble, because he is also just -- with the possible winning run on base, free of charge, although owe i'm sure he didn't like his odds, with a great hitter like goldschmidt. >> even with goldschmidt being in a little bit of a funk right now, you have to resp

rich lowery is editor of "national review." i'm the lay about that sleeps on the couch.enior editor. editor means like you're in charge. that is one thing i don't want to be. harris: you are on twitter. >> i am on twitter. harris: say hi to rich too, by the way. >> i will. harris: hillary clinton on hold. sidelined over a bought with pneumonia. canceling a two-day trip to california after abruptly leaving the ceremony at ground sear roy. the secretary clinton is held up by three people and appeared to be stumbling on the brink of a collapse. her doctor later in the day said she was diagnosed with pneumonia last friday. our own jennifer griffin. you've been near the clinton home near chappaqua, new york. news breaking we can confirm on fox news. bring it to us. reporter: what we can confirm, harris, "people" magazine reported that several people, several senior aides to hillary clinton were felled with a bug in recent weeks. they were sick. one even had to be taken to the hospital. we can confirm, some. people, some of her senior aides were sick with a bug but i'm told by

right now, i want to bring in someone else who knows the family very well, bob lowery, the vice presidentchildrens division of the national center for missing and exploited children. he was instrumental, we are told, in reigniting interest in this case that led to the major break that we have just seen this weekend. thank you so much for being with me. >> thank you, poppy, i appreciate being on. >> this is the name -- i was just going to say, the moment i saw this news break last night, jacob wetterling, it struck me so much. i grew up in minnesota. my entire life, i remember this family and this case and the nonstop search for him. you know the family personally. what have you heard from them? how are they doing? how are they coping? >> we spoke with patty just the other night, and obviously, this has been very devastating for the entire wetterling family. this is obviously not the news that they wanted, nor did any of us. we were really hoping that we would find jacob and return him home, just like we've seen with other children. sadly this wasn't the case. in this case, the wetterlings

i believe we also have from charlotte on the phone wesley lowery who is the national reporter for "the washington post." are you there? >> yes, i'm here. thanks for having me, chris. >> wes, the thing that struck me so much by that video by ms. scott is her rising terror that what her husband was doing, whatever it was, was not enough -- she felt very clearly that her husband was not a threat and was trying to communicate that. the police seem to be perceiving the situation very, very differently than she was. >> certainly. i mean, it's heartbreaking no matter what you think of the shooting, you listen to the cries. you better not shoot him. then he better be alive. this idea that she's trying to communicate to them. clearly she was saying that he did not have a gun. the officers we can hear them screaming at him that perhaps he did have a gun. but it certainly is, you know, every time we watch these videos, this video here in charlotte, whether it be the one in falcon heights with fiphilan castillo. when people watch people they know and love get killed, it's heartbreaking. >> and the

chargers with a 17-13 lead, freshman leanne lowery comes diving in to keep this series alive. beautiful kill. castle view would force a sixth a momentum sweep, down 10-7, check it, nicole langford fakes the set, sends it over to an unsuspecting castle view. the sabercats would rally again. match point now and sarah bartly -- sierra bartly will -- castleview takes down number one three sets to two. >>> a match-up would have to the goalie showed out here in the second half, kate bernie slaps a great shot on goal. the palmer ridge goalie swaps it away. this game was scoreless all the way until overtime when two consecutive long passes down field led to a breakaway from liz phillips of the bears. this time it's east goalie with a nice save. both goalies would get shutouts in the 0-0 tie and both teams remain undefeated on the season. a lot of undefeated teams right now in colorado academy they haven't lost a game in four years. >> four years? >> yes. >> goodness. >> great streak. i love hearing that. >> great rainbow too. >> thank you so much, taylor. >>> we will be back with much

david goodfriend, hillary clinton supporter and rich lowery "national review," fox news contributor.. score it, rich, on economy, who won? >> first 20 minutes was donald trump's strongest in debates. he drove the discussion on trade. look, hillary is insincere on this she is not truly protectionist the way donald trump is and for voters in the midwest that he will need to win over, if he actually makes this electoral map work, that is very powerful message. bill: david, did he get the better of her or not on nafta, trade deals and economy? >> yeah. i agree that was his strongest moment. i would put it 11 minutes before he started to fall apart but it was a strong moment. i think the reason is, because there is a lot of disconnection and pain in the upper midwest. i'm from wisconsin. i was born and raised and educated in wisconsin. i know this is true, that upper midwest has been hurting. where he loses people and where he lost on the economy last night in talking about wages and jobs and income inequality. look this is guy who basically said, yeah, i didn't pay any taxes. that makes

because he's able to look at classified information and he said he was -- she was challenged by matt lowery on multiple occasions when you use judgment like that? >> sandra, i spent half of my life, i've dealt materials from top secret down to confidential and i will guaranty you as a commander of a nuclear unit if one of my soldiers had done with classified information what mrs. clinton did with treatment of classified information, not only would he be relieved of his duties, he would have been at best released from the army and at worst court marshall. these are very serious and for those who wear the uniform and have seen this go past this, virtually every one i know whoever wore the uniform, absolutely adamant about the sanitity of keeping classified information safe and being lose with information. absolutely true. sandra: it was a mistake to have a personal account. i would certainly not do it again. i make no excuses for it. it was something that should not have been done. dagen: she said my server was safer than the state department. my server didn't get hacked but the government's