back to you, shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much, ed. >> ed: thanks, shannon.f coast, they are only beginning to assess the damage and the destruction, this is the flooding is still threatening homes along the crusting rivers, our live coverage of the tragedy and the recovery in texas. >> shannon: plus, trump pressuring congress to give aid it to a harvey victims, is not going to be enough? so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm from all nations. it puts a hunger in your heart to want to know more. when you really want to save just go to priceline. they add thousands of new deals every day up to 60% off. that's how kaley and i got to share this trip together at this amazing hotel. go to priceline and get the hotel deals you won't find anywhere else. >> ed: search and rescue efforts expanding this morning as harvey's floodwaters begin to recede in at some places, leaving behind the hard task of cleanup and recovery already under way, welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i am ed henry and for bill hemmer. >> shannon: and i am

. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. this was the scene across the nfl. players kneeling and locking arms and some teams spent the national anthem in the locker room in response to criticism from president trump. he said the nfl needs to change its policy to stop this behavior. >> i think it's very disrespectful to our flag and to our country. i certainly think the owner shao*ip do something about it. there was great solidarity. i watched a little bit. not watching the games the today. i watched a little bit. but i would say there was tremendous solidarity for our flag and country. >> shannon: john roberts joins us live. good morning to you. president trump not surprising he has been responding this morning on twitter. >> with everything else going on in the nation and around the world the president is in a huge feud with the nfl. he tweeted this morning what you pointed out happened yesterday saying many people booed the players who kneeled yesterday. a small percentage of the total. these are fans who demand respect for our flag. big show of defiance ag

>> shannon: i'm shannon bream. the results are in. former state supreme court justice roy moore defeating luther strange by about 10 points. both candidates said last night it's time to move forward. >> together we can make america great. we can support the president. don't let anybody in the press think that because he supported my opponent that i do not support him. and support his agenda. >> i want to thank the president of the united states. i'm sure he will be criticized for coming to campaign for me. that's what loyal friends do. sometimes it's more than politics. >> bill: president trump tweeting his congratulations earlier today spoke to roy moore of alabama for the first time last night. sounds like a great guy who ran a fantastic race and he will help make america great again. jonathan serry. big margins in alabama for the national race there. what happens now? >> president trump has vowed to support moore going into the general election and even though he did not support their candidate in the primary, making this pivot may

." >> shannon: another busy day. i'm shannon bream. republicans releasing their framework for their tax overhaul calling for cuts in tax rates as well as trying to simplify the very complicated tax code to get it to an easy formula to get america's economy moving again. >> president trumpwe are going to cut taxefor th middle class, ke the tax code simpler and more fair for everyday americans, and we are going to bring back the jobs and wealth that have left our country. and most people thought left our country for good. we want tax reform that is pro growth, pro jobs, pro worker, pro family, and yes tax reform that is pro american. it is time to take care of our people, to rebuild our nation, and to fight for our great american workers. [applause] >> shannon: chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us live from the north lawn. >> some breaking news out of the white house this morning. the president has waived the jones act for puerto rico. that stipulates that only u.s. flag constructed and owned vessels can transit between

shannon, back to you. >> shannon: it is looking like an overwhelming proposition there. those folks seem resilient already out there and fighting back this morning. steve, say safe. thank you very much. >> this man here is straightening out his own nails. this is what they're trying to do. they have nothing here and they're doing it on their own. >> shannon: wow, that's some serious ingenuity and a lot of dedication. we'll see that again and again with so much recovery in the caribbean and the u.s. as well. >> bill: a lot of creativity down there now by weeks to come. from telephone in puerto rico now, the resident commissioner of puerto rico. the phone line is iffy. what do you see? >> there is a lot of devastation. >> bill: all right. to our viewers at home with patient with us a moment. we had the line connected a moment ago. it keeps dropping off. if you still have me. i've got you go ahead and continue, jennifer. >> the main problem is the whole island is without power so all poles and lines. it is not safe to go outside even the government hasn't yet made an assess

. >> shannon: it is not going to ever slow down. we're here for you. i'm shannon bream. republicans facing a potential defeat over healthcare. collins joining others in opposing the cassidy graham bill that would undo much of obamacare and turn its subsidies into block grants that state decides how they want to use it. it is spurring questions and confusion among lawmakers. >> i told the president i would take another look but that i was not optimistic that i would be able to get to yes. >> if we do this, the end result will be we'll have a food fight over the formula. this is not repeal. this is not what we promised. >> we need new ideas and a better approach. that's what the senate pursued this summer and what senators graham and cassidy are pursuing now. >> americans want good healthcare, lower premiums, more coverage. this bill does the opposite. >> shannon: john roberts beginnings our coverage this morning. good morning, john. >> good morning. we've referenced the movie the princess bride whether obamacare will or will not be repealed and this morning we have to go

here is shannon. >> shannon: by the way, official time at 8:00 a.m. we want to make sure that folks know this. >> we have a football game before us, so we are on at 8:00 and 7:00 it, and 6:00 it, but you can also join us on the fox news channel. >> shannon: and you have plenty to talk about. talking about the trouble that may be ahead, she said it is not about policy. it is about never trumpers. she treated this as legitimate. despite the rejections. it is their crafting of identities based primarily on opposition to their party or president trump. they are overcoming policy objections, that is one thing, overcoming egos is another. chris. >> look at, i respected the heck out of her, and i think she is usually right on. i can't say i agree with her. she is talking specifically about rand paul and john mccain and susan collins. and they all voted against the present repeatedly, and against these bills when it came to health care and replace, but i am not sure that this extends it to tax reform in several cases there. i mean first, there is rainfall. he

>> shannon: st. louis rocked by a weekend of violence protest following a white police officer being acquitted in the death of a black man. the protests continue peacefully so far. griff jenkins is in the crowd to take us there live in minutes. >> this is not acceptable. we have work to do here in the city. we need more and better opportunities for all of our citizens but destruction cannot be tolerated. >> shannon: parts of the caribbean in the early recovery stages after hurricane irma are bracing for maria, the category one hurricane intense filing to a category three or four storm as it approaches the virgin islands and puerto rico later this week. a similar path taken by irma. too early to say if maria will be a threat to the u.s. main land. >> it looks like they're getting there. i speak to our legislative affairs office. the senators worked hard on this alternative plan. and again gaining support. that's the key. >> bill: watch this story. most senate republicans want to take one last not an r

good morning, shannon. >> shannon: a tough time for those folks. more than 500 shelters are open across puerto rico. they're expected to take a big hit from a storm that has killed already eight people and caused significant damage to several smaller caribbean islands. the people are prepared as they can be. >> i ask for america's prayers. my administration has done everything within our power to prepare for this event and to protect the lives of everyone on the island. we know this will be tough. but i have faith in our resilience and our capacity to rebuild. >> bill: they will need a lot of help. president trump tweeting overnight. we'll be there to help. team fox coverage starting us now adam clap and steve harrigan is feeling the brunt of it in puerto rico. good morning and hello. how does that feel? >> good morning, bill. san juan has been taking a pounding the last couple hours. winds gusts over 100 miles per hour. enough to be destructive. we heard the governor talk about strong winds. chunks of buildings coming off. side walls, balconies, s

shannon?ight, bill, as you know folks across florida are returning home to assess the damage. continuing coverage with live updates from some of the worst hit areas. we will take you there. ♪ you don't let anything lkeep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals... for the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. ensure, always be you. >> bill: as we close out this hour, shannon, i think, you know, over the past couple of hours one of the most interesting things we did was the monroe county administrator in south florida. when i asked him about these reports about evacuations he said not true. for the florida keys. when i asked about a number of 10,000 people needing evacuating. he said not true. he emphasized we are a hearty people. we are tough. we know what we are in for down here and so that was really good piece of news coming out of south florida. we hope it stays that way certainly you, shannon. hope to see

. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. president trump hosting congressional leadings at the white house last night. he tweeted this. no deal was made last night on daca. massive border security would have to be agreed to in exchange for consent and subject to vote. >> bill: we begin with kevin court this hour. let's set the record straight based on what we think we know. strong reaction from conservatives already. how will he sell them a deal on a daca compromise? >> you're right about the strong reaction without question. i just got a text from a very good source, a highly-placed source on capitol hill who texted me these words, bait and switch. it is not what they sent the president to washington to do. they don't want to compromise on daca. you've seen reaction online. ann coulter tweeting who doesn't want the president impeached at this point? steve king suggests daca is amnesty and chuck grassley suggested a deal on daca would undercut what the judiciary committee was trying to do on a bipartisan effort. the white ho

bill hemmer live here in "america's newsroom" pete shannon, good morning. >> shannon: right now scotland yard not releasing any details on suspects but police say hundreds of detectives are looking for the city's network of surveillance cameras. passengers on board the london train saw a small bag catch fire and that sparked panic. >> everyone was piling out. people weren't even running they were falling over each other. they were just fleeing, i guess. >> i suddenly heard a big bang on my left-hand side, so i turned my head and i saw a big fire -- fireball, big fireball surge to my side. i realized why people were screaming and crying. >> bill: acting earlier today condemning the attack on earlier sing another attack and one about a loser terrace, these are sick people who. must be proactive. live outside the london tube station with that investigation is just getting underway there. amy, hello. >> not a scotland yard or the mayor of london commenting on that tweet, but counterterror command saying they have hundreds of detectives were not working the case. there will be an increased po

jon and shannon, back to you in new york. >> shannon: he will join us later for more extended coverage of the storm. a moment of silence to mark the moment united airlines flight 75 was flown into the south tower. president trump and melania will arrive at the pentagon for the ceremony there. vice president mike pence will take part in ceremonies at the flight 93 memorial near shanksville, pennsylvania, where one of the airliners crashed after passengers and crew fought back trying to take control away from the terrorists who hijacked it and trying to head that plane for the heart of washington, d.c. >> as bad as that day was, shannon, it continues to take its toll. about 10 days or so ago the fire department of the city of new york added something like 32 names to the list of firefighters whose lives were claimed by the events of 9/11, many who were working with rescue effort on what they called the pile breathing in noxious fumes and poisonous chemicals which ultimately claimed their lives. >> shannon: a family friend who was an nypd officer who suffers and fights those health proble

shannon, we are going to see what goes down as the sun goes down tonight. shannon?hearing from leaders there and also family members, the fiance, loved ones of anthony lamar smith, the man who was killed, saying, go ahead and protest, we are with you in spirit, but don't get violent. they aren't condoning that. we will see if we will be safe. thank you for the report. >> absolutely. >> of the cia director who canceled an appearance at harvard at the last moment because the university gave former soldier and convicted leaker chelsea manning title of "visiting fellow." harvard and manning are responding. that is next. are taught you're not supposed to do. you seal it and send it back and then you wait for your results. it's that simple. another day of work. why do you do it? it's not just a pay check, you actually like what you do. even love it. and today, you can do things you never could before. ♪ ♪ you're developing ai applications on the cloud. finding insights hidden in decades of medical documents. and securing millions of iot sensors. so get back to it. and do

i'm bill hemmer live in "america's newsroom" and shannon hello to you. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in our new york studio. president trump will argue that individuals should act in their own self-interest but unite in the face of common threats and plans to name north korea, iran and venezuela by name. >> bill: the president tweeted this. big day at the united nations. many good things and some tricky ones happening. we have a great team. big speech at 10:00 a.m. eastern time end tweet. chief white house correspondent john roberts here in new york city to preview all of this. good morning. a little bit of information there. frame what you are hearing from white house officials. >> the president has talked about this idea of principled realism. not an idealistic vision of a utopia world and he doesn't want to nation build and create democracies using military force. what he really wants to do and he will say in the speech he wants to create stability around the world. he will talk about the principle of america first but use it as a jumping off point to encourage other nations of th

>> what do you want to say to shannon? >> thank you, shannon. >> thank you shannon for rescuing us.your steadfast calm really helped us not be fearful that day. we'll remember. >> you're our helper. >> that was definitely my pleasure. it was the highlight of my life other than seeing my kids being born. it was incredible. >> nash wants a boat like you now so he can help people. >> yeah. >> i want to help people when i grow up. >> yeah. >> nash, you want to get a boat too now? >> do you want to get a boat too now, right? >> yeah. be a helper. >> nash, i hear you drew a picture. what does it show? >> what is the picture. >> it is me and my dog and you, shannon. >> that is so cool. you are a good -- you are a good drawer. >> we were thankful shannon had room on the boat for our dog gus. nash was pretty pumped about that. >> i bet. >> and lindsay and nash, how are you all doing now? >> we're doing great. we are safe and dry, and the outpouring of love and support from our community and my husband's employer, just rallied behind us. and we're very, very blessed. >> yes. >> well i'm going

shannon: they are getting the media attention.f you go to the hill the democrats walk by and the reporters ignore them. now they want to know what chuck and nancy want to say. it has made them relevant and given them a seat at the table. they can go to their constituents and say we worked with the president and helped protect these 800,000 dreamers. it's not too much to lose at this point. but they may have a difficult path. howie: churk is from brooklyn and donald is from queens so they speak the same language. are some of his conservative media supporters justifying this because they want to support the president, by going after mcconnell and ryan, and turning their ire on republican leadership that hasn't produced for them on the hill? katie: it's fair to criticize mcconnell and ryan. but it's not mitch mcconnell and paul ryan calling for the impeachment of donald trump. though nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have stopped short of that. but if they had a majority in the house and senate they wouldn't stop their members from movi

joining me now, shannon, white house reporter, and paul singer, correspondent for usa today. the trump administration appearing on talk shows this morning and striking a different tone, certainly, than the president. does the tweet we have been talking about all day and their measured talk, both of those things and tough talk on north korea, does it further stand to confuse the world leaders about president trump and where he stands? >> i think that's just a pattern that we have been seeing and we'll probably continue to see, whether it's cabinet secretaries, the vice president, taking a much different tone than you see from the president on twitter. and sometimes even the president himself taking a different tone when he speaks to reporters or when he makes a public address and then speaks on twitter. what i have gotten from talking to some of my colleagues who cover some of the countries overseas, the sense i have gotten is world leaders are almost sort of discrediting what they see on twitter and saying, well, that's a twitter persona. that's something being played to a do

>> what do you want to say to shannon? >> thank you, shannon. >> thank you shannon for rescuing us.ber your steadfast calm really helped us not be fearful that day. we'll remember. >> you're our helper. >> that was definitely my pleasure. it was the highlight of my life other than seeing my kids being born. it was incredible. >> nash wants to be like you so he could help people. >> yeah. >> i want to help people when i grow up. >> yeah. >> nash, you want to get a boat too now? >> do you want to get a boat too now, right? >> yeah. be a helper. >> nash, i hear you drew a picture. what does it show? >> what is the picture. >> it is me and my dog and you, shannon. >> that is so cool. you are a good -- you are a good drawer. >> we were thankful shannon had room on the boat for our dog gus. nash was pretty pumped about that. %-pe you all doing now? >> we're doing great. we are staying dry and the outpouring of love and support from our community and my husband's employer, is just rallied behind us and we're very, very blessed. >> yes. >> well i'm going to let you go. is there anything lin

hug the shannon.shannon, yeah. absolutely. that's a good -- hug the shannon. >> or [ bleep ] out of shannon or something like that. >> jimmy: something like that. yeah. i want to show a clip here. here's benedict cumberbatch as thomas edison in "the current war." take a look at this. >> did i mention that his system's lethal? i mean, you reach out and touch a doorknob or a rail, and well, you become the circuit. >> just to be clear on that point -- >> when you die. dc current, you can reach out and touch anything at any stage of the line and -- with your bare hands and it's safe. it works. and it bears the name of edison, so it's pretty. [ light laughter ] our government has been trying for some time now to get me to invent a weapon but i won't use this brain to invent anything that hurts people. for that, you can shop in pittsburgh. >> so you say westinghouse wants to hurt people. >> no, i can't say that. but you can. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] love the hair. >> the hair. >> jimmy: right

. >> shannon? >> tomorrow the president is going town veil a big tax plan. there's one reason you should care. the economy, the stock market, all being propped up by companies who hope they get a big corporate tax rate. if they don't get that, if it looks like there's going to be opposition which is mounting from republicans in some of these high tax states, it's going to be a battle bigger than health care and a lot of companies retrench in their hiring. >> we'll see how stupid those people are right now. if they go after new york taxes, the home mortgages or charitable giving, forget about it. anyway, thank you. when we return, let me finish tonight with "trump watch." you're watching "hardball." you know who likes to be

shannon petty-peese, white house correspondent for bloomberg. jonathan lamier for the associated press, we're happy to welcome onboard as an msnbc political analyst. welcome to you all. jonathan, you get to go first. laura ingraham was particularly sharp right there in her sarcasm but what are way talking -- what just happened? is this a transactional, as people like to call him, moving-target president? >> first of all, it's a president, with saw this in the congress today, scattershod approach, approach of telling people what they want to hear allows other folks potentially with very different varying viewpoints to hear what they want, that he's not going to get pinned down, he is ideologically flexible to be kind. this is a president who, yes, he's eager for some sort of win, he's eager for that word, again, deal. he is frustrated, deeply frustrated with mcconnell and ryan. he has no personal connection with them, he feels like. he feels like they let him down over health care. feels like they let him down by not shielding him from the russia

i think that's a great point shannon made. i would point out two things, though.would agree that murkowski is collins are probably out. i think mccain is going to be an interesting one to watch, because he has this relationship with lindsey graham, the cosponsor of this bill. so i could see maybe some deals being worked out or screws being turned to get him onboard. and rand paul, i could see a deal maybe for something else. so i think susan ask murkowski are solid on those. but i would keep my eye on rand paul. >> we have a drama that happens to involve one sixth of our nations economy. our great thanks. thank you both for coming on. something tells me we're going to be talking about this every night for the near future. >>> coming up we are watching an explosive marauding hurricane and fearing it has puerto rico in its sights. >>> there is no joy in reporting that hurricane maria has exploded from a category one to a category five in 72 hours. just tonight it made the list of the top ten most intense atlantic storms in recorded history. also just tonight a crew

shannon, thank you.ou two please stick around. >>> coming up, we'll head back to puerto rico and mexico, both struggling to recover after major national disasters. we'll take you back to san juan and mexico city for the latest. before we go, the president isn't the only trump getting attention for a speech at the u.n. yesterday at a luncheon, please turn up the volume for this. the first lady spoke about protecting children and the importance of family for a peaceful world. >> the future of every nation rests to be the promise of their young people. show me the loving bonds between your families today and i will show you the patriotism and moral clarity of your nation tomorrow. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't wa

and shannon pettypiece is back with us from bloomberg. and jonathan la mere, for the a.p., also an msnbc political analyst. welcome to you all. peter, there are optics to talk about. there's obviously suffering and substance to talk about. but let's go with tom price first, because it is very likely to be top of mind with the president. what's the latest? >> well, i think the latest is you see a drip drip drip for tom price as to whether he gets to keep his job. president trump has been the sort of president we've seen before with jeff sessions not to offer a lot of support when somebody's in trouble. in fact, to hold somebody in his circle out to dry if he chooses to. and this is a situation where he's genuinely mad at the secretary for embarrassing him, for doing the kind of thing that perpetuates the idea that the swamp is not being drained, but the other way around. does that mean he's going to be out? we don't know. certainly tom price tonight is nervously waiting. >> shannon, people even in the loyal base are going to hear that figu

>> from there let's turn to our lead-off panel tonight robert costa, shannon pettypiece, and jonathan la mere. welcome to you all. jonathan, you get to go first. laura inning ham was particularly sharp right there in her sarcasm. what just happened? is this a transactional, as people like to call him, moving target president? >> first of all, it's a president, and we saw this in the confusion whose scatter shot approach, approach of telling people what they want to hear allows other folks, potentially with very, very different varying viewpoints to hear what they want. that he's not going to get pinned down. he's ideologically flexible to be kind. this is a president who, yet, he's eager for some sort of win. he's eager for that word again, deal. he is frustrated, deeply frustrated with mng konl and ryan. he has no personal connection with them. he feels like. he feels like they let him down over health care. he feels like they've let him down by not shielding him from the russia probe. so when chuck and nancy come to dinner, he finds people who speak his language at least in terms of

the players chose to do this. >> liz: shannon turner come back on we love having you on an angry nflfor having me. >> liz: sure we'll have more after the break. don't go away. .. liz: the dow breaking a four-day losing streak as bank stocks grow. the s & p and nazdaq also closing in the green. thank you so much for watching. charles payne is here with "making money." charles: taking the tax plan on the road. president trump touting the newly unveiled tax plan. on wall street the mark ets responded well -- the markets responded well to the gop tax plan. stocks soaring but i have stocks that will do extremely well. first connell mcshane joins us live from indianapolis to tell us all about the president's speech. reporter: the middle class will end up paying less. he also says just about everything else we deal with when

and then made shannon rollover. in said john what you doing? >> i said my name is kathy and she said i know that. so when can you start? i have the jobs already. i said i have to let them know that i am leaving in she said you don't need that. [laughter] >>. >> so let's get to your ears so you chose to do this story together that is fascinating interaction of the civil-rights movement. >> my book is the complicated relationship between kennedy and a mill k. and that influence on john kennedy would to be the first civil rights president but when he first came into office he was rather opposed with the domestic agenda is and an okay really had to push him in that the evolution and the first one is from the freedom riots when white supremacist try to bring down the interstate travel and those freedom writers inside that kennedy did not pay that much attention to that moral issue involved in civil rights so now we jump for word to the birmingham campaign because there were other issues before this as he was stumbling along. this is of the children'

that was shannon and kevin. a check on headlines on the bloomberg's first word news this afternoon. >> hi. the government of chad and venezuela are expressing disappointed today over the trump administration's expanded travel restrictions. joinedtions other countries sunday under the list of impacted nations. it goes into effect october 18. ae says the restrictions are violation of international law. and will require cities to reques the 10 people suspectf being undocumented immigrants and people being jailed on non-immigration offenses. the judge has blocked much of the law with would have taken effect august 31. defense secretary james mattis is headed to india for talks expected to focus on afghanistan, defense deals, and maritime security. the first cabinet level official under the trump administration to visit the country. presented trump reached out last month to assist in the campaign against the taliban. the human rights office says russia is violating international law in crimea. according to a report o

so walker sits there for a minute and thinks about and says, shannon, i'm positive we're going to lose this game. and on that note, it's been a pleasure. >> host: thank you for coming. thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. live coverage of the 17th 17th annual national book festival. that was michael lewis, talking about his most recent book "the undoing project." mr. lewis will be our guest on our "in depth" program, call-in program on the first sunday in november. so you can catch him again then. joining us before we continue other author presentations, joining us now on our set, on the first floor of the convention center here in washington, dc, is thomas friedman, thank you for being late. you did an hour presentation earlier. almost like a ted talk. >> guest: is that good or bad? >> host: it was good but in case anyone didn't see it, in a nutshell, how do market forces, moore's law and mother nature all come together? >> guest: well, the core theme of the book is we're -- the world is not just changing, it's being reshaped. a

joining me at the white house, shannon petty peace. white house correspondent for bloomberg news.n the washington bureau, mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist." byron york, chief political correspondent at the "washington examiner." shannon, we have a clarification from the white house saying the president was not saying he wants to see taxes raised for the top earners but he was not saying they are going down either. >> right. it still so many details about the tax plan that we don't know. that's part of why it's easy to be bipartisan right now and have democrats coming to the white house. we don't know the details. once the detail start coming out, we can see the turf divide. if the tax cuts for corporations are permanent but temporary for individuals, if there is an increase on the wealthy or if it looks like the wealthy is getting a bailout. those are the things democrats are going to latch onto. we will see if this bipartisan spirit carries into october. >> bret: kevin brady, house ways and means committee chairman sink is -- saying september 25. vu heard the tr

right now and we may see this carry out for the next couple of days. >> yeah. >> aall right, well shannonks for coming in. >> thank. >> it's your first time on the show, right. >> it is. >> well, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> we're big fans of axios. >> donald trump ditched his secret service protection but now he has it back. >> now did the president son's spend that time without it? we'll tell you after the break. >> ♪ z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy >> ♪ >> welcome back everybody. rapper 50-cent says he turned down a $500,000 offer from president trump who was then candidate trump during this campaign. >> the musician and tv producer said during a radio interview the pre to recruit him to make a video to appeal. he talked about the president's behavior saying it would be difficult to not take shots at the president on his new comedy central show which is called 50 central so i guess he's getting into the comedy late night talk genre. >> look, any new president, any time we see a new administration it's always fodder for the comedians, late night comedians so all right i guess maybe

then a pair with comedic roots, molly shannon and emma stone, captivate in genre-bending turns.

. >> shannon, it is interesting, this is part of a pattern by this president. he goes in front of an audience, in this case he's in front of largely a white audience in alabama. then he starts feeding off of people, right? he starts to get reaction to it. it was this kind of rambling speech in alabama on friday in support, actually, of the senate candidate there, luther strange. this is part of what he said. >> would you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say, get that son of a bitch off the field right now, he's fired. he's fired! >> you know, shannon, people are saying, look, this was a strategic move by the president at a time -- it has less to do about the flag and about the nfl and more to do about distracting from some of his problems like the health care bill that now once again seems to be in trouble, private jet use by members of his cabinet. i could go on. >> whether this was a well, thought out plan, hey, i'm going after these nfl players at this friday night rally or whether it was something that came out and j

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but count shannon among the happiest of starbucks baristas.y, but -- >> reporter: but two. who at six weeks old made their first visit to a starbucks. their mom's work place. >> we miss you here. >> i'll probably be back soon. no worry. >> what do you think you're going to tell your kids about starbucks when they're old enough to understand? >> they will know that that's how they came about. if it wasn't for mommy going to make coffee, that they wouldn't be here. >> reporter: now shannon supports other hopeful barista moms around the country. they've even got a facebook group called starbucks ivf mamas. >> reporter: so want to be moms and moms may take over the starbucks. >> i hope so. they'd be hard workers. they're working for something. >> reporter: starbucks doesn't know how many women are doing this. for shannon and knick after insurance they only paid about $2,300 out of pocket. shannon left starbucks for another job, but now she says come this fall when the twins are a little older she'd like to go back. she needs the health benefits fo

. >> they desperately wanted children but 4 years into their marriage it seemed shannon couldn't getgnant. >> what did all of that do to your marriage? >> two years ago exactly this time was probably the first time i ever heard the word divorce. that's where starbucks came in. >> yes, she said starbucks. because she learned the company offered an unusual benefit, coverage for in vitro featerly sages. with most people going through 2 to 3 rounds before getting pregnant. >> did it sounds right to you that starbucks would have this coverage. >> no. you think of starbucks, you think of 18-year-old working to go to school, not a 27-year-old woman wanting to have a baby. >> yet, starbucks covers $27,000 for all eligible employees. that includes part time baristas, who make on average $10,000 a year. starbucks executive louisy helm. >> it's just part of who we are. if you work here. >> this is professor with northwestern university kel objection school of management. >> in the end starbucks is a for profit publicly traded company. this is part of a cohesive strategy they have. >> there's go

. >> shannon: >> shannon: where s. you nailed it. >> bill: we've got to run, we'll see you later, bye-bye. >> jon: fox news alert and the furious search for survivors in mexico. crews are ramping up in the wake of a deadly and devastating earthquake there. welcome to "happening now." i'm jon scott. >> julie: and i am julie banderas. forces are forming human chains and others are using tools to dig through the debris. rescue workers hoping to find any signs of life, just two days after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake toppled buildings burying people. crews still racing to stave a young girl trapped under the rubble from her school and they're also finding the bodies of those who died in the earthquake. the death toll is cemented to be around 245, but that number could grow. meanwhile, thousands have been displaced by this natural disaster. >> we are a bit: because we know this is not a place where we will get crushed and i know i'm with my children. >> jon: jonathan hunt is live from mexico city with more. >> this is the sce

>> shannon: how are you feeling? you sound better. as the cold going away? >> bill: no, it's getting worse. >> shannon: that's it for us. >> jon: a fox news alert on a big day for president trump's legislative agenda as mr. trump is about to head to indianapolis where he will outline a sweeping proposal of taxes for individuals and corporations, it is a plan the president says he's going to help middle-class families and jump-start the american economy. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> heather: i have a feeling that everyone says that. i'm heather childers, think you for joining us. the president is said to breakdown the plan for rewriting the tax code. he's expected to call for a simpler system, fewer tax brackets, itemized deductions, along with a cut to the corporate tax rate to stimulate economic growth. >> if we do this, we will create millions of new jobs for people and bring many, many businesses back to our shores. we will become a competitive nation again. we won't see companies leaving our country, firing their peopl people, and going and sel

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our great thanks to heidi and shannon. thank you both for coming on.omething tells me we're going to be talking about this every night for the near future. coming up we are watching an explosive more rodding hurricane and fearing it has puerto rico in its sites. >>> there is no joy in reporting that hurricane maria has exploded from a category one to a category five in 72 hours. just tonight it made the list 10 storms in recorded history. also just tonight a crew member on board a hurricane hunter aircraft traveling over the top of the storm said, quote, this is about as bad as you can get. we have two reports on this storm night. one from san juan and one from the studyio. gabe i see it's hitting you with rain and wind bands. >> reporter: yeah. seems just a few days ago i was talking to you about hurricane irmaa, now hurricane maria bearing down on port roek oe. as you mentioned massive category 5 storm, sustained winds of 175 miles per hour. already the wind has picked up here in san juan. we're getting some of the outer rain bands. this is expected

talking about actress and cancer survivor shannon daughtery. leaving behind 90210. heading to silicon valley. >>> the med tech conference came to silicon valley to talk about technology being used to fight deceases, deceases like cancer. which was the subject of a talk by a very high approval actress who is fighting it as we speak. shannon daughtery may have first caught worldwide attention for tv shows like 90210. but she tells us the folk for several years has been fighting canser >> that cancer spread to lymph nodes. >> she spoke to the med tech conference and exclusively to us about how technology from machines to social media helped her fight. >> as much as people like to say that i helped them in social media, i have to say that i think -- i think i was the one who was helped the most. >> the business of fighting cancer has become one of silicon valley's biggest with a growing number of companies designing hardware and software aimed at aching the decease while giving patients new ways to cope what to be can be a trefgt diagnosis. >> in that sense you can make