where is are yo -- where is ric? stand up so they can see you richard.antastic, thank you, richard. respected man. he's respected and loved in the senate. he has only been there 34 years but he loves the people of alabama, too. like all of you luter strange knows the true source of america's strength, it's god, family and country. and luther is going to be taking over for a man you all love, what's his name -- senator jeff sessions. you love jeff sessions. he's doing a good job. he's doing a good job. we have him very busy, watching the borders. a lot of things are happening. luther is taking over for jeff, hopefully. and you will be so impressed with what we are going to do in washington. before we begin i want to send our thoughts and prayers to the people of texas, florida georgia, puerto rico and the virgin islands and all the communities that have recently been ravaged by storms and floods. i spoke to your governor. she said how are you doing? she said we have 17 million people who just entered alabama for shelter. you took such great care of those

i'm donnie simpson, along with my boys, ric chill, and timmy hall. hey, what's up donnie. timmy's got cameras here following him and stuff today, you know. a day in the life of interesting people, and they picked me. really? yes. yes. word. yes. make up stuff to do. i gave the wife a kiss goodbye. she was like, what? and you're not even married. [laughter]. i took somebody's kid to school. [laughter]. he's crying. give me a hug, son. you ain't my daddy. the biggest thing i love, to see donnie simpson do his job. oh, really. yes. i wrote a couple jokes for him. for his little comedy thing. [laughter]. yeah, i know. you know, this little radio thing helped my career a little bit, just a little bit, you know. you can't have a bad day sitting next to donnie simpson. it can't happen. magic 102.3. you follow your dreams, this is what happens. you stay busy so you can get to your dreams. you know what this feels like, this is like comedy empire. waiting for lucious to come out of the alley. i'm here now at the venue waiting for the show to start, man. like it's me and a whole bun

to puerto ric. now the russian opposition leader alexei navalny announced on social media today that he's been detained by the police. it's understood that he had been planning to address a rally in the city of nizhniy novgorod. as he gears up for presidential bid in march plus despite the fact the russian electric mission. as rule he's not eligible the due to the fact he has a pro suspended prison sentence to his name. france twenty four is of course why we boil has this report. wrong partly through. early friday morning police arrived in an unmarked car right in the basement of his apartment building. clearly meant to be a discreet operation except alexey navalny filmed his under arrest. posted on. for both parties haute police in the whole way good day i understand you're looking for dangerous criminal. please come with us. the polar for a reason. prelude for we just want word jumble. i am in a hurry i need to catch a train to his knee novgorod. we understand please come with us. the russian oppo

ric and approach to guest: i agree with nikki haley representative. we have a terrible program, kim unstable, orth korea, uncle, his brother, ex-girlfriend, because his wife was jealous. 10 nuclear weapons with missile our country.at hit i think we have to acknowledge war has to be the last resort. that if hostility breaks out in korean peninsula, at million people killed, citizens, it would be a blood bath, war has to be last resort. 7000 artillery in range of seoul. china is the lifeline to north korea. imports and ing, export, 90% roughly go in and out of china. that as leverage point to force kim jong-un to the table and walk away from nuclear weapons. we need china help to do that. shut down import export flow from china, he will be on his knees and have to make decisions. they are keeping him afloat. i think financial sanctions, banking nergy, sanctions are needed. i think on the separate side, leverage on china, japan, we need to help defend arm themselves. japan and china history go back centuries. japan f. we put anti-ballistic missile help j

of his clients are the giant and ric flair. >> audiences once again in the mood for good scare.steven king classic is still number one for the second week in a row. it's taken in nearly $220 million in its first two weeks making it the highest earning september release ever. american assassin second place with about 15 million and mother opened with 7.5 million in third place. >> ♪ >> all righty. it is 4:55 on this monday morning. mike thomas checking in with you for a look at our forecast today and perhaps through the week. >> yeah, we're going get all the way through the weekend. in fact if you like summer, this is the week for you. it is officially the last kind of work week of summer here as fall officially begins on friday. but even through next weekend we got temperatures feeling more like late august than september here. only five days, there you go, you counting them down, five days coming until autumn and then the seasons will change but we won't really notice, right? 62 to 70 degrees, mostly cloudy to start the day here. can't rule out a shower but i think most are goi

newark larm new new alarm in prooeuerto ric. a failing dam threatens thousand. on the health care bill, a vote is expected soon, but are there too many republican defect ors. >> when somebody disrespects our flag, i say get that [ bleep ] off the field right now. out. he's fired. he's fired. >> president trump in friendly territory with a fiery message including a shot at the nfl. we've got reaction ahead. a new report on states targeted by russian

i kept saying it will never happen it will never be able to decide and therefore the arguments that ric were just saying which are very legitimate and have not been listened in the same porch and the on the payments once because from the norm in the pendants sector. the messages they send their potential election electors or voters are just say no and we're not giving the reasons why you should stay so the whole debate has never actually happened and people who might be in favor of the no don't really have all the information and people who are in favor of it yes i have in my opinion there's still a lot more information that they would need to half before voting and this has just not been able to happen so over the top and rick i hear you trying to get in there i want to play a video comment from someone who is talking about the fact that yes october first is coming up but what we're seeing now is something we haven't seen before from the government and how the government is reacting to this potential referendum this is a video coming from albert out of catalonia have a listen the spani

civil war in south sudan since twenty thirteen troops loyal to president salva kiir battling those of ric machado the vice president who we sent. well as donald trump addressed world leaders at the united nations back in washington the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia has revealed new developments media outlets in the u.s. are reporting investigators wiretapped former trunk company. company health records we want americans to understand the man is not yours for months the f.b.i. has considered paul man afford a person of interest now new revelations that the former truck campaign chair has been on the radar of u.s. government investigators since twenty fourteen the surveillance began under secret court orders it was stopped due to a lack of evidence but resumed again last year and into twenty seventeen those recorded communications are now part of the broad investigation being led by special prosecutor robert mueller into whether there was collusion between russia and trump campaign officials. the revelations have emboldened trump supporters who

they hope their push urnls lawmakers to act quickly and help the people of puerto ric rico. mike and alex. >> yeah. something has to be done that's for sure. all right. y, a -- did you see there yesterday afternoon evening commute people walking down septa tracks it was unbelievable. look at that scare on the tracks sends people fleeing what happened on the septa train that had them jumping on the tracks and jumping out of the windows. >> and it's happened again. a woman is forcibly daingd off a nriingt and argument that led to this violent a nriingt and argument that led to this violent confrontation. pats pass sdmv 6:11 service expected to being back to normal after septa regional rail service came to a complete halt yesterday evening. >> some people got scared here. it made for a massy and dangerous commute in the hight of rush hour last evening. so there was a breaker on one of the paoli thorndale trains and it got tripped. causing a chaotic scenement look at these people. not chaos looks like they're wack uing nicely there. you don't want to be on live you septa track.

reporting live, ric abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. target is recalling 180,000 dressers. saying the room essentials can tip over. if you have a dresser return it to target for a full refund. target is in a giving mood. they are planning to hire 100,000 workers for the holiday season. the added workers will stock shelves and have help with instore pickup. michelle: check in with doug hill. this morning was murky. doug: tomorrow is the last effect of anything to do with irma. then we are home free for weekend. this is warmer and it feels summer here. we are all keeping an eye. the hurricanes this season have been historic. there is a nice evening ahead and muggy here with the temperatures in the 70's. tomorrow we expect showers in the morning and in the afternoon there are maybe showers and the thunderstorms. the combination could yield storms. we will be in fine shape here on friday with the clearing. thursday, morning shower. i think it will be fine. jose, the indications are it will stay offshore. we will watch it just in case. nancy

that lindsey graham and senator cassidy, the official cosponsors of it as well as the former senator ricen working on behind the scenes. and when this obamacare traditional repeal effort died, they started quietly talking to the white house about it. but it really started gaining momentum recently. and it really took a lot of not just democrats but republicans by surprise. >> do you think if they do manage to get 50 votes, it could then pas the house of representatives? >> well, the odds of that happening will put them even higher up in the spring. this puts enormous pressure on state governor, many of them who would be taking massive hits with this bill. and a lot of senators are going to be talking to their governors. and john mccain is going to be talking to his governors, exactly what he said over the weekend. look, i think this speaks to a broader issue. if in fact this can pass, republicans will be emboldened. you will see the president distance himself from the sort of triangilation poll you've seen with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. if in fact it doesn't work, i think we could

gregory, you might recall, died last month at the age of yn ric c and we have a lot going on this weekend festival, latinos out there. >> yeah. >> supposed to start at 1:00. given 3:00. >> after the siesta. >> we'll trickle in later. >> if they want to kick it up late tonight, after 4:00, 5:00, get the parade going, it'll be fine. it is going to be great all throughout the evening. we've got a little bit of mugginess out there. a little bit of humidity i was going to say out there right now. really, that's the only thing. there is a slight chance of a stray shower passing through. really, i think we're going to remain dry with plenty of sunshine. make the outdoor plans, as a lot of you have, given the events in d.c. we are watching the tropics closely, so i'll show you that. let me show you the temperatures. we're already at 70 degrees. this forecast, similar to what it feels like in august as we go into the afternoon. low to mid 80s for day time highs today. watch out for patchy fog, especially as you get into maryland and coming down the i-80 corridor and we'll burn off the visibility w

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newark larm new new alarm in prooeuerto ric. a failing dam threatens thousand. on the health care bill, a vote is expected soon, but are there too many republican defect ors. >> when somebody disrespects our flag, i say get that [ bleep ] off the field right now. out. he's fired. he's fired. >> president trump in friendly territory with a fiery message including a shot at the nfl. we've got reaction ahead. a new report on states targeted by russian hackers in the 2016 election. some states on the list ended up being critical to donald trump's victory. and we're beginning with politics. president trump ramping up his attacks against senator john mccain for his opposition to a new effort to repeal obamacare. the president taking to twitter early this morning saying john mccain never had any intention of voting for this bill which his governor loves. he campaigned on repeal and replace. let arizona down. trump then followed up with four more tweets taking aim at republican senators who are on the fence. let's go now to new jersey not too far from the president's es

build and reconstitute a baseline working capability for nearly all of the municipalities in puerto ricthe complex logistical movement of getting in is creatg delays and making things difficult. >> i hear you that it is complex and we -- you don't need to look any further than just seeing the images of how everything was knocked out in puerto rico. everyone understand that and has a lot of sympathy with that and the complex efforts of getting stuff there. but when the mayor seems to have gone from being pretty satisfied, the mayor of san juan, with how things were going, to seeming desperate now in how things aren't moving fast enough and i hear you folks -- no one is going to be satisfied that things are moving fast enough, but are you satisfied with how fast things are moving? because it's over a week and folks are now seeing shipping containers, cargo containers sitting at the port and they're desperate. >> as i said, you know, the situation is not allowing things to move as quickly as we would all like. >> what do you need? is there anything -- is there -- i've heard lawmakers say i

using populace plays out d how that in the inaugurations as well as some of the other campaign you ric, and so for them, know, it's interesting, but again, as much as there were ome differences in how they interpreted the day, they certainly were able to see it in larger historical context, which is, you know what we're looking for. >> in the context of your hadses on government, we've polarizing times in america, before world war ii, the u.s., on movement in the vietnam, the civil rights movement. watergate, the impeachment of bill clinton. how do you deal with the current political climate in context to what we've seen in century? >> i think explaining to students that's what's different ow in some ways is the ease of communication. the fact that news travels so fast and so broadly that it feels like everything that's everywhere is happening to you. and that's -- and also, with the array of news sources, that you can choose to only hear things that you agree with and that makes it different but these are new times, america has always been tronger than the challenges that we faced and

just saw it already in the in the first press conference they don't they don't scale back their wrath ric's but they you know they basically pounce on all these and double down on it and try to make clear that they are fundamentally a position of fundamental opposition they have been ever looked at in their mind for being totally different then established parties as they like to call them and that's what they do what they do from the very first moment on we saw it now and we will most likely will see it a lot more often and just to highlight some of that rhetoric that we heard reiterated in the press conference we heard reclaiming your country promising to you know hunt members of the new government that you know of course bit of a violent terminology there i will turn to you because i just want to take a step back on for our international viewers and explain to them how significant it is that the f.d.a. will now be in parliament with nearly one hundred deputies in the bundestag what does this mean for the german government and what does it mean for its place in the world. it means that we

some of his notable clients andre the giant and ric flair. >> the fbi is investigating a case of possiblew, according to tmz a woman used a sexually suggestive video to extort hart and demanded $10 million. it shows a woman getting cozy with hart at a club. hart posted an apology to his wife and children on instagram. in his apology he "has a target on his back." the fbi says they do know who the woman in the video is but it's unclear if she is the one who demanded the money. >> audiences are once again in the mood for a good scare. the adaptation of a steven king classic is still number one for the second week in a row. it's taken in nearly $220 million in its first two weeks making it the highest earning september release ever. american assassin finished in second and mother opened with 7.5 million. >> six minutes before the hour right now. take a look at this. it's time to say hello to our facebook fan of the day. good morning delia davis. she's the ultimate fan. >> wow. >> she got selfies with every single member of the fox5 morning team. >> that's impressive. >> looks like a brady bu

>> very quickly, administrator, we are close to being out of time, what is your message to puerto ricshelp that want to see somethi done, teray asking why c't we get out of here. what do you need them to know? >> these guys have been working for 40 days, nonstop. we will continue to do so until we stabilize the situation. the bottom line is we are here, we are pushing. and we need america to unite around us, rather than point the fingers now. >> do you feel people have fingers pointed? >> you tell me. >> you think it is fair people ask what the federal government is doing for people in puerto rico? >> i think it is always fair, it is absolutely fair for people to ask. but the bottom line is we are committed and busting ends to do everything we can. >> administrator brock long, i know it's been a long month or so for you. i appreciate you coming on the show to talk about what the federal government is doing. as you heard earlier in the show, we directed you to our nbc news page where you can find resources to help puerto rico. do check that out. >>> coming up, though, we want to get you

ric >> we don't know how badly damaged the only now rescue crews are moving in. >> they're look for survivorslso hazards. so far more than 50 people have been rescued. >> on the iran deal, has the president decided to decertify it? >> the president's said yesterday he's made a decision. >> do you know what that decision is? >> well, he'll indicate that decision at his time and his choosing. the entire world community has one goal, that is the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> the point secretary mattis was trying to make is there were options that would not trigger a reaction by the north koreans. >> well, let me just say that we have options. >> did you get an unexplained e-mail from amazon over a baby gift registry. it said a baby gift was on the way. then they said it was a technical glitch. got this and the next day you found out your wife was pregnant? amazon knows everything. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. hurricane maria is slamming the dominican republic this morning after tearing through puerto rico. maria restrengthened overnight into a category

ric saldivar/lost family members to flood: my neighbors came over and gave me a hug, and said i'm soy, whatever you need. i guess they can't imagine going through something like this. vice president mike pence arrived in corpus christi and headed to hard-hit rockport, with trump cabinet members, whose agencies will be involved in the long recovery. vice president mike pence: we are here today. we will be here tomorrow, and we will be here every day until this city and this state and this region rebuilds bigger and better than ever before. meanwhile, the u-s military has deployed more than 6,000 active-duty troops to help with the response, with an additional 1,100 prepared to deployin washington, i'm karin caifa. ( steve ) bay area crews are in texas... helping with some of the rescues. the oakland fire department put together this slideshow of the work some of its members. they are part of a california task force that is helping pull people to safety in the houston area. all of their rescues are being done by boat. the crews arrived in texas on tuesday... no word on how many rescues

croix and port reez couerto ric. you have to evacuate, otherwise you are going to die. david begnaud is in san juan where maria's first impact is expected in the next 24 hours. good morning. >> reporter: gayle, way. those are the words of the national weather service here in san juan asthmarrhea barrels toward this u.s. territory. last night it was dominick ka. a category 5 storm that made landfall there in the middle of the night. the prime minister made several urgent posts on facebook. saying his house was flooding and communication was nearly nonexistent on the island and now this morning there are reports of widespread devastation. asthmarrhea made landfall you could see the powerful impacts on the islands of guadalupe. heavy rains and wind gusts of over 150 miles per hour pounded several small countries recently devastated by hurricane irma. streets on the island of martinique are already flooding. earlier on monday we traveled by helicopter to st. thomas, one of the u.s. virgin islands. the scope of what irma did here is apparent. debrisll and could turn into dan

rics outperforming their world despite concerns about geopolitics.se countries have have dispersed. you have india with things holding them back. but you have had reform. you have new technological systems appeared russia has fallen 15% versus all brics.l it is a big difference. that is because of oil. brazil has ramped. massively china has done well because the banking sector looks a bit more support. interesting one is south africa. they are at that conference but not on the graph. a lot of the politics is negative there. but a lot of people say there is a bottoming out process, and you could see massive run there. anna: would that be one of you top picks, south africa? >> we getting increasingly bullish on south africa. we think they might be heading towards a bottom and consumer confidence returning. and we also bullish on india despite valuations. anna: what about a reform agenda opening of various parts of the economy to outside money? >> the buildup of the country g, you have thest tax, but you have technological infrastructure that is being b

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