you can see right here pierson road, sonoma highway, warm springs road. when activated, sky map 7 geolocates streets, highways and local landmarks. we just heard a short time ago from napa county officials at the sheriff's department, they were saying they were holding their last press conference because they are breathing a sigh of relief. they believe that the worst is over. the weather has really cooperated with the firefighting efforts, so much so that the atlas fire they are no longer really worried about. they made significant process there. the nuns fire, they say, is now their top priority and they're throwing resources into that. the tubbs fire as well, but they don't feel that the town of calistoga is threatened, although the evacuations there are still in place. there are no new evacuations expected in napa county. they say, as one of the county supervisors was saying, the nightmare seems to be over and they are now moving into a recovery mode. >>> a nine-year-old whose home burned down in santa rosa wrote a heartbreaking letter to the oakland

with me now, former trump campaign spokesperson katrina pierson.katrina. >> great to be here, liz. thank you. elizabeth: rachel maddow's saying chad's pullout from niger had an immediate effect in emboldening isis attacks, but an expert telling huff-po that rachel maddow got it wrong, what are your thoughts? >> it's obvious she got it wrong. i'm really shocked that it's taken this long for rachel maddow to go completely after the rails after her epic meltdown election night. this is someone who was very giddy and on her show had several segments on how trump -- the candidate trump could win every single swing state and still lose. and, again, she was sorely saddened. then she had the big tax revelation that turned out to be a bust. she's one that has latched onto the russia collusion. anything that continues this derangement that the left has against this president somehow always seems to fall flat. honestly, i'm shocked that it's taken this long. not only was she wrong, but like the article said, all you had to do was make a phone call. chad was a

we spoke with julia pierson, chief forensic toxicologist in the hillsborough medical examiner's office. the prescription drug interactions didn't cause christopher's death. it was the very high level of kratom in his blood that killed him. >> i don't want anybody else to die. i just don't. >> dispatch, 404. sergeant matthew dana. >> reporter: an august 8th, 2017, 27-year-old sergeant matthew dana from tuper lake, new york died. >> sergeant matthew dana is clear from his final tour of duty. >> reporter: sergeant dana's official cause of death, hemorrhagic pulmonary edema due to kratom overdose. it was accidental. the kratom controversy is brewing. >> you start off just being in pain and then you get sucked in to the whole opiate epidemic. >> how did you get >> kratom. >> reporter: around this time last year, the drug enforcement agency said it was going to ban kratom, basically putting it in the same drug category at hardcore drugs like heroin, ecstasy, and lsd. when that news broke, it sparked outrage and kratom supporters fought back in a big way. 23,000 people sent comments to the de

katrina pierson. thank you very much. >> great to be here.want to pick this up with you. when they start throwing around terms of genocide, yesterday an elected official compared president trump to hitler. ashley: the missouri senator, state senator. charles: called for his assassination. ashley: correct. charles: what happened to lines of decorum or respectability? maybe i'm being romantic and it never existed? is. liz: i think way to bring that back, civil discourse, say to people that talk like that, when you speak like that you only demean yourself when you use words like that. so i think the president certainly can be criticized for some of his tweets where he sent off, fired off. some of them were incendiary. he is trying to speak directly to the american people. they like the way he speaks. however the other side of the aisle debased the conversation as well when you hear things out of democrats like republicans want to kill people with obamacare reform. charles: 140 characters always hard to get across the message. i had tweets that w

katrina pierson responds to that.y spending will increase 6% this year. last hour we spoke with burt fleckinger, the man who coined the term retail ice age. he told us even brick-and-mortar stores will see higher sales. roll tape. >> for the first time in four years, both my colleagues at pwc, have it completely correct, this will be the best season in four to five retail seasons for bricks and mortar, led by macy's dynamic announcement of redoing loyalty card for platinum. hal lawton from ebay. they have jeff, whole new team with jeff ganett and tony spring running it. shoppers get better brands, save more. macy's, macy's.com, 7th largest retailer in the world, go to both. 10% will still shop at amazon. this is one where everyone wins. stuart: i'll say it again, all-time highs for the dow jones industrial average, s&p 500, the nasdaq composite. by the way, the dow just crossed 22,700. >>> show me netflix plies. they just announced they're raising prices for new customers. they used charge 12 bucks for the top tier pl

. >> in the show's first episode alone rebecca pierson lost a triplet at birth. >> your wife is in distress, jack. >> then gained another one. >> big three? >> big three. >> laying the back story for the weekly emotional roller coaster that is "this is us." >> what has this been like for you the last year or so since this show has captivated people, husbands and wives are crying together? >> honestly, it's -- it's fundamentally changed all of our lives. like everyone that's a part of it. and i feel so lucky to have this experience with this group of actors and humans. they are the best. >> but it's crazy to see the affection people have shown for the show. it feels important in a weird way. it feels odd to say. i think like there's so much madness happening in the world and so much of the time i think we're being forced to choose like one side or the other and this show kind of leaves all of that at the door and it's about uniting us all. there's so much that's sort of represented on the show and i think people can sort of see a little slice of their own life. >> you're my husband and i am

this all happened just after 11:30 last night in the 3800 block of pierson avenue. police say victims were stabbed in their lower bodies. both are now in stable condition. circumstances that led to this stabbing is unclear. >>> well, at least two philadelphia police officers suffered injuries during a protest in center city yesterday, hundreds demonstrated as the international association of chiefs of police met inside the convention center. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff was there. >> reporter: cell phone video shows a scuffle between police and protesters near frank rizzo statue. it happened a few blocks from the convention center which was hosting meeting of the major chiefs association. police confirmed two officers suffered minor injuries and several arrest where is made. hours before the violence there was a march that made its way through streets of the center city that crowd called for all law enforcement to be abolished, several onlookers even those who have some problems with police thought message was a little extreme. >> if something happened,

this stabbing happened just after 11:30 last night in the 3800 block of pierson avenue, and police say that the victims were stabbed in the lower body, both are now in stable condition, it is unclear what led to this violence. >>> at lee two philadelphia police officers suffered injuries during a protest in center city yesterday, hundreds, demonstrated at the international association of chiefs of police met inside convention center. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff was there. >> reporter: cell phone video shows a scuffle between police and protesters near the frank rizzo statue. it happened a few blocks from the convention center which was hosting a meeting of the major cities chiefs association police confirmed at lee two officers suffered minor injuries and several arrest where is made. >> hours before the violence there was a march that made its way through streets of the center city that crowd called for all law enforcement to be abolish. several onlookers even those with problems with police thought the message was a little extreme if something happened we need more polic

. >>> maggie haberman is back this hour, joining us also is pierson power, scott jennings, van jones, who has a new book out called, "beyond the messy truth. how we came apart, how we come together." also joining us is matt lewis. maggie, to hear -- you were saying the last hour that what senator corker is saying is not out of the ordinary for what you hear others saying on capitol hill, but to say it out loud. >> it's shocking to hear him say this outloud. he is clearly liberated by the fact that he is not running for re-election. he's liberated, i think, to some extent by having been pushed pretty far. remember, the president -- this began -- this has been simmering for a while, but this weekend's episode began with the president tweeting a version of events that people around corker, and corker himself, to my colleague jonathan martin, completely contested that corker had begged to be the secretary of state and so forth. but he is saying things really about the president's fitness for office and it's beyond that. because that's something i think we've been hearing about, frankly, s

joining us now, katrina pierson, spokesperson with america first policies.from a lot of people. the presidential tweets in this instance are not presidential. he shouldn't be doing this. he shouldn't be using language like this. what is your response? >> i think if people are still wanting this president to be someone he is not they will be disappointed every single time he defends himself. he is is talking about two individuals who is very correct, doesn't stand any chance of being reelected. somehow using the president as an excuse, and not only that, but when these individuals speak poorly about this president, particularly in personal way, they are also offending the people that supported him. and president is always going to defend himself and those that supported him. stuart: do you think we'll ever get used to this in the country sits back and see this is tweeting activity and says, you know, hold on a second, are we ready for this? do you think we'll get used to it? >> stuart saying from the beginning people will have to get comfortable being uncomfo

. >> in the show's first episode alone, rebecca pierson lost a tr triplet at birth then gained another big three? >> big three. >> laying the backstory for the weekly emotional roller coaster that is "this is us." >> what has this been like for you the last year or so, as this show has completely taken on, captivated people. families sit and watch it. husbands and wives are crying together. >> honestly, it's fundamentally changed all of our lives. like, everyone that is a part of it. and i feel so lucky to have this experience with this group of actors and humans. they're the best. but it's crazy the affection that people have shown for the show. it feels important in a weird way. it feels odd to say, but i think, like, there is so much madness happening in the world and so much of the time i think we're being forced to choose, like, one side or the other, and this show kind of leaves all of that at the door and it's about uniting us all. there is so much that sort of represented on the show and i think people can sort of see a little slice of their own life. >> you are my husband and

. >> more pierson ron howard. >> standing up or kneeling they decide the sideline over the national anthem have a serious flaw back in a minute. ♪ ♪ "volatile markets." something we all think about as we head into retirement. it's why brighthouse financial is committed to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing shield annuities, a line of products that allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial established by metlife. maria: day kwoon in the books nfl league talks continue for day two the burning question still remains, can at the find a solution to the kneeling controversy, tracee carrasco live outside conrad hotel in new york city tracee good morning. >> good afternooning, maria now yes, that is the burning question, owners here from the 4ers stealers giants eagles and nfl commissioner here at conrad hotel for day two of meetings yesterday goodall said meetings were productive,

stuart: joining us fox news contributor steve cortes and katrina pierson, former trump national spokespersoning the unity call? >> you know i am. i think it is temporary. i will tell you this i have been very harshly critical of senate republicans, particularly, on your shows. if government were a business, and the senate was a business, this ceo would be fired. all that said i don't think it is this time to be super harsh and critical. president knows in presidential way for coming weeks there should be detente, should be cooling, because we have to get taxes done for the american people. stuart: katrina, what about senators flake, senator mccain, senator collins, do you think they're won over to the cause of tax cutting by this unity meeting yesterday? >> i don't but i think they should, stuart, and the reason is, following president trump's leadership and trying to come together in good faith to work this out together is the right thing to do, and i think they know their voters believe it is the right thing to do, particularly when you're talking about something in the republican platform