joining me now, mike davis, nice to have you back, you're close to these investigations, you interviewed witnesses, what can you tell us about max stier? this traces back to him and what happened at yale? >> max stier reached out to senator coons, democrat from delaware on the senate judiciary committee. we are not sure when he reached out to senator coons or what he said or how senator coons came about this information so that is a big question that needs an answer. senator coons after the committee vote and within days of the fool vote by the senate, senator coons sent a letter to the fbi director with max stier's name on it but it did not include any allegations by max stier. shannon: nothing was presented you as part of the investigation. there were a lot of people who were interviewed but here's what a number of democrats are saying about those investigations last year. >> the fbi investigation was deeply disappointing and troubling. they did not conduct what i would consider a by the book background investigation. >> i knew the incredible allegations that should have been investiga

sheriff dale schmidt, dodge county wisconsin and mike davis was the deputy principal legal advisor for i.c.e. he is the highest ranking career official with the i.c.e., also legal advisor, which is one of the most critical enforcement arms with an i.c.e. and with his clone who's the for enforcement with enforcement and removal operations. we are here today to help the public understand the human cost of sanctuary laws and policies which band and prevent local law enforcement agencies from working with i.c.e., to include even the simple sharing of information about criminals already in their custody. laws and policies like these make us all less safe. it's plain and simple. this isn't a lyrical matter. it's a public safety matter. and it's past time to put aside all the critical rhetoric and listen to the facts. and the fact is people are being hurt and victimized every day because of jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with i.c.e. as law enforcement professionals it is frustrating to see senseless acts of violence and other criminal activity happen in our communities, knowing full w

>> i think mike davis is overseeing the new committee. that will be the one that we will have the most questions around. >> but we also -- we also have a violin rule? if people are curious about other vacancies -- >> thank you. do we have an update from the curriculum committee? >> yes, we met yesterday. we talked about the resolution on the studies that commissioner collins and commissioner lamb brought forward at the last meeting in june and it was a really great discussion about shifting minds and figuring out what work we need to do in our schools, talking to teachers who are already doing this work and already experts in having these discussions with our students in a safe way and we would move forward with a positive recommendation. >> thank you. section g. for proposal, none tonight. section h., special order of business for the sentient proposal. number one, consent calendar, can i have a motion and a second >> so moved. >> second. >> we don't have any public comment on consent. any items withdrawn or removed by the superintendent

joining me now, mike davis, good to have you back with us. okay, so you are close to all of these senate investigations. you took part in them, interviewed witnesses. what can you tell us about max dyer, who apparently, the island nation that this tray shows back to him. did he come to the committee? >> so max stier reached out to senator coons' office, who is also on the senate judiciary committee. we are not sure when he reached out to senator coons, what he said to senator coons, how he came about this information. those are big questions that need answering. senator coons, after the committee votes, and within days of the full vote, the full confirmation vote, senator coons sent a letter to the fbi director with max stier's name on it, but the letter did not include any allegations by max stier. >> shannon: so there wasn't anything presented to you at that time that could have been part of your investigation? >> correct. >> shannon: there were a lot of people interviewed, a lot of investigations of spread out different directions. here is

mike huckabee, victor davis hanson from the hoover institution. what does the media's excusing of "the new york times" say about the direction that supposedly objective journalism is going? >> it just says that journalism is dead. there isn't a practice of journalism for the most part, and they've put every legitimate news organization on the hook. but instead of trying to push back against the times, they are just going ahead and covering for them and it's just disastrous. think it will help donald trump in his reelection in a substantial way. >> laura: what they do as they throw out the most outrageous allegations and let them hang out there. then, that still informs the entire days, weeks, news events and people still jump off and say, as an asterisk next to his name. this is meant to intimidate and they are trying to get it -- they are trying to get him on the bench and try to attack others coming down the pike. >> i think it's a revolutionary movement and its anti-constitutional. they are saying to america you can elect your president that th

plus, mike huckabee, fisher davis hanson are all here, as well. but now, back to president trump and his rally live from rio rancho, new mexico. [cheering and applause] [channing usa! ] so anyway, no president should ever be put in that position. and by the way, no president should have to go through what i've gone through, either. that should never happen. what happened is a disgrace to our country. no president should ever have to go through it. and i'll tell you what, 99% of them would never have been able to take it. they wouldn't have been able to take it. but, we won the great state of michigan and and now we're doig really well. i tell japan, sore re, big deferses with all these companies, we're changing it. you've got to get car companies. we're buildingg cars now in michigan. they're not going to be leaving for lots of other countries, including kind, including mexico, they're going to stay home and pay you a lot of must be and everybody going to be happy, bub you michigan is doing great. and ronna mcdaniel was the republican party chair

plus, mike huckabee, fisher davis hanson are all here, as well. but now, back to president trump and his rally live from rio rancho, new mexico. [cheering and applause]

davis tied it with and mike trout, best player in the game but cannot make the catch at the wall. in the seventh. a's are up by a game on the indians for the second wild guard. >>> giants wrappinging up a four-game set in st. louis. rookie pitcher gave up two run home run to paul de young. 3-0, cards. you know murphy's law, if it can go wrong, it will go wrong. brandon belt will get the ball. he doesn't get to first base. giants lose 10-0, dropping three of four in st. louis. >>> are you ready for the possible play of the year? fumbles a kick and buried for a safety in the end zone. no, look out! he's going to get away! he's going to go 104 yards with the touchdown. his team lost 52-7 but that was ridiculous. forget the final score. doesn't matter. abs 7 sports sponsored . >>> tomorrow would be friday. >> yes. >> that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> we're very excited. thank you for being here. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> what now? >> traffic jam panic as a couple try to get their couple to a hospital. >> but there's literally noth

plus mike huckabee i doubt mike huckabee and victor davis hanson is here as well. but for now back to president trump at his live press conference in rio rancho, new mexico.

. >> here now, literally, mike huckabee, former arkansas governor. victor davisson, senior fellow at the hoover institute. and jessica tarlov, fox news contributor. good evening, all. governor, it's awesome. >> i've got to tell you, ed, if we are going to play whether we will be the flintstones or the chat sins, i will be the jetsons but i did want i've got a solution for the democrats. for the next ten years, which according to some of them is the last ten years of humanity, here is how we do it. half the country, the liberals, live without, cars, airplanes, any oil, which means without any plastics. they get rid of it all. those of us who are conservative, we eat ribeyes, we drive cars, we flying planes, we have motorboats. after ten years, let's see which half of america is happier. and we decide whether we are going to go with his green your deal. honestly, that's the way we should approach it. >> ed: let's get jessica in here. jessica, is it easy to mock some of these positions that have gone so far left or do you honestly believe that your party is ahead of

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mike and i can tell youe do have a problem on the road out in loudoun county. a pedestrian crash is being investigated south sterling boulevard closed near davis hadrive.ther than t traffic on the way to dulles, bwi and reagan national looks good. 270 is wide opened. and for your maryland dri the outer loop 95bw parkwayoo looking g problem free on 50 in bowie. upper marlboro traffic looks good. 395 past the pentagon is cruising and area bridges at speed. any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. to you. >> 4:36 is the time right now. coming up on fox5 morning a man's dream turns into a real life nightmare. >> boris johnson compares himsel to a character in a marvel comic book. >> as we head to break right now, 4:36 is the time, 69 is thtemp. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪ mom ládeia, and there's re to me than hiv. there's my career... my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into o i am. hiv medicine is one part of it phiv-1 treasient and who aren't adustant to eitherrtin of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pil to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with f

mike, i mean you couldn't even see her face. >>anderson was hit in the mouth and in the chest as kelby in gary davis were screaming for help. >>off-duty paramedics rushed >>everywhere. some inner in my window and they're saying help me it's me. it will be it for me. >>paramedics and all the first responders their training is just absolutelamazing. they are truly the calm in the midst of the storm. >>quickly anderson was air flighted to a lubbock hospital for emergency treatment she's since been released and is now back home in odessa. >>if europe's so that we're not one of those families. that's on the other side of this and it makes you feel guilty almost. that's how to use a term i myself that does not cause tragedies like this the cuts going to walk through all of us it's the davises strong christian faith. >>and their love for their hometown of odessa. that's carrying them through. >>that's why we're proud of thistown and the people a rally they come together and things are going to happen no matter where you live. but we know that here this is our homp and this is where our support system moves in it's made all the dif

. >> reporter: for mike luba, moving forward for forest hills means honoring the past. all of it. >> this was the ancestral birth place of the davisll be a great day for everyone, when there's world c >>> we know there are more than 465 species of sharks in the oaths, or did you know that? well, how they mate is more of a mystery. mark fi mark fill indiana pacephillips . >> reporter: shark petting is not something you get asked to do in this line of work. >> he's lovely. >> reporter: the shark is an annual research study out on the dry tortugas. 70 miles west of key west florida. every year like clock work sharks gather here for their annual under water mating dance. and the scientists gather as well to catch them. >> it's called extreme sight fidelity. they love this place. >> this is a shark dating bar. >> it is. shark es bar for sharks. mating behavior on a reliable basis. >> reporter: they developed a sly technique, moving toward the sharks as they've got their minds on something else. and netting them. it's the kind ofhing you better get right the first time. >> nice. >> reporter: these are nurse sharks, not the most fear som

davis is minors. it's a slow roller this thi eer beats the hit. no score in the third. mike goes. who saw this coming? 19th of the season. giants up 1-0. later in the third, it's 2-0. kevin polar to young. evan longoria makes it 3-zip and corbin joseph with the a's recently, let him go. giants picked him up opposite field single. right now this is a 4-4 game in the fifth and hockey may not be good for your teeth but great for your body from a conditioning standpoint. the san jose sharks -- i'm -- look away ama. the sharks posted this picture from the body issue shoot. that photo reminds me of teddy roosevelt, speak softly and carry a big stick. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> don't you watch that. >> i protected her. >> i knew teddy well, by the way. >> you guys went to school together, didn't you? grade school. >> i keep sending my photos into the body issue and they send them back. >> keep trying. >> rejected. thanks, larry. >> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> i'm kate larson at the newly opened chase center where all of these young girls are here for a cou

mike, i mean you couldn't even see her face. >>anderson was hit in the mouth and in the chest as kelby in gary davis were screaming for help. >>off-duty paramedics rushed >>everywhere. some inner in my window and they're saying tell me it's me tell me it's me. >>paramedics and all the first responders their training is just absolutely amazing. they are truly the calm in the midst of the storm. >>quickly anderson was air flighted to a lubbock hospital for emergency treatment she's since been released and is now back home in odessa. >>i'm so grateful. he anderson if europe's so a big there were no one of those families. that's on the other side of this and it makes you feel guilty almost. that's how to use a term i myself that god does not cause tragedies like this the gods going to walk through all of us it's the davises strong christian faith. >>and their love for their hometown of odessa. that's carrying them through. >>that's why we're proud of this town and the people and rally they come together and things are going to happen no matter where you live. but we know that here this is our home and this is where our support

mike, i mean you couldn't even see her face. >>anderson was hit in the mouth and in the chest as kelby in gary davis were screaming for help.>off-duty paramedics rushed >>everywhere. some inner in my window and they're saying tell me it's me tell me it's me. >>paramedics and all the first responders their training is just absolutely amazing. they are truly the calm in the midst of the storm. >>quickly anderson was air flighted to a lubbock hospital for emergency treatment she's since been released and is now back home in odessa. >>i'm so grateful. he anderson if europe's so a big there were no one of those families. that's on the other side of this and it makes you feel guilty almost. that's how to use a term i myself that god does not cause tragedies like this the gods going to walk through all of us it's the davises strong christian faith. >>and their love for their hometown of odessa. that s carrying them through. >>that's why we're proud of this town and the people in it with a rally they come together and things are going to happen no matter where you live. but we know that here this is our home and this is where our s

davis. fbi and law enforcement fully engaged. more to follow. we also heard from vice president mikehe 80th anniversary of world war ii. listen to more of what he said. >> our hearts break for the families who have loved ones who have been injured, those who have loved ones who have lost their lives, and the president and this administration remain determined to work with both parties to take steps to confront this scourge of mass atrocity in our country. thank you all very much. we'll see you on the plane. >> sources indicate that officials at the white house have been working on some sort of plan to try to address these mass shootings and they have been since the back to back shootings in dayton, ohio and el paso, texas, but the specifics of what that entails still unclear. the president routinely speaks very ambitiously about passing some sort of gun control legislation, even talking about comprehensive background checks at times. frequently that changes as days pass and he speaks directly to the leadership of the national rifle association. >> the governor of new york right here,

davis comes up, 3-2 counts, ground ball, scores a run. we're tied at 6. then robbie grossman delivers the big hit in the inning, capping off the 7-run seven. mike that. instead two runs score. a's go on to win 10-6. they're a game up on the indians for the final wild card spot. how about the giants? hoping to split their four-game series in st. louis with the cards. first inning gold member. paul gold schmidt, giant killer. not a big bomb, but knocks it in with a runld single. paul dejong caps off the first inning. here it comes, there it goes. off of logan webb. lasted only two and two-thirds. 3-0, saint louie. matt carpenter grounds to second. brandon belts doesn't step on the base. lost that can of the bag. safe. come on. 5-0. after the pitcher dakota hudson had a two-run single, brandon crawford, error there, giants lose 10-0. they're 9 out of the wild card. they're basically done there. >>> the great al attles will be enshrined in the basketball hall of fame. today he received the hall of halftime jacket. going back to 1960 when the team was in philadelphia. it's like spencer with us. he served as player, coach and executive for almost 60