it's time for shepard smith. >>> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> the news ising on capitol hill, very big news indeed. we have history today as the first time that an obama veto has been overridden in congress. the house now does have enough votes to override president obama's veto of a bill that would allow 9/11 families and survivors to sue saudi arabia. the vote is still open, but once it's final, this will be the first time congress has overriden one of president obama's vetoes and the bill will, indeed, become law. in fact, it will become law immediately as the house finishes the vote. shep, if they haven't finished the vote, why are you telling us it's passed? the reason is they needed 300

. >>> shepard smith on the fox news desk.l eyes on florida, tropical storm hermine gets stronger and closer and approaches hurricane status. forecasters say it could be a hurricane soon. updates up and down the coast. >>> plus fox news polls show a lot of americans using words like terrible and untrustworthy to describe hillary clinton and donald trump. we'll break down the numbers on "shepard smith reporting," see you then. >>> police in michigan releasing a dash cam video of an officer shooting a teen who was chasing her boyfriend with a knife in her hand. wow. so that was a 15-year-old girl carrying an eight-inch serrated knife. here's the slowdown. she was shot in the leg by muskegan officer doug conrad after she ordered her to drop te knife. she was treated and released from the hospital the same day, dramatic video to be sure. >>> back to politics now, pennsylvania is clearly a battleground state on all fronts, really. a new poll finds that the race between hillary clinton and donald trump in pennsylvania is tightening

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at hofstra university and this is the fox broadcast special coverage of the first presidential debate of 20916. in hempstead, new york, just outside manhattan. the first face to face showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump and also the first time a woman will be on the stage and donald trump's first time against anybody. so many people onstage he could hang back and let the other candidates go at it. not tonight. tonight all eyes are on hillary clinton and donald trump.

i'm shepard smith. donald trump and hillary clinton are back on the campaign trail after last night's big debate, reaching out to key voters. trump told a roundtable with cuban americans in little havana neighborhood in miami, florida one of the most critical of all the swing states. the republican nominee has called it his second home. the real clear politics poll showing candidates are virtually tied with secretary clinton beating trump 45% to 44%. hillary clinton is in the battleground state of north carolina. she wrapped up an event a short time ago in raleigh. polls showing them again tied. this was before last night's big debate. the "wall street journal" saying trump's performance probably energized his supporters, but as "the journal" puts it, it may have turned off undecided voters. some analysts say he may need to win over white educated voters in the suburbs of philadelphia across the swing state. the real clear politics average in pennsylvania shows clinton with a slight edge, beating donald

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at hofstra university and this is the fox broadcast special coverage of the first presidential debate of 20916. certainly a historic night here in hempstead, new york, just outside manhattan. the first face to face showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump and also the first time a woman will be on the stage and donald trump's first time against anybody. so many people onstage he could hang back and let the other candidates go at it. not tonight.

top of the hour, shepard smith reporting, we'll see you then. >>> all right.m julia is drenching parts of the southeast. the slow-moving storm bringing heavy rain, gusting winds, and the risk of flooding to parts of florida, georgia, and south carolina. chief meteorologist is in the extreme weather center with this storm and it's developments. what's happening now? >> happened quickly. formed over land. kind of a similar to what he saw last month with louisiana in a sense that there was a big storm across parts of the coast and they never named it a storm and then to cause all that flooding we saw. this one bringing a lot of rain across parts of the coastal areas of georgia, florida, and south carolina. it will not at all be an event like what we saw on south carolina. in fact, this is going to be at this point a strictly southeastern areas of south carolina that is going to be where we're feeling the impacts. we saw some spots across georgia over five inches of rain. you are mostly in the clear now, but you look at the heavy rain here from points just to the

. >> i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. the feds releasing notes from their investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail setup, including details of the fbi's interview, one-on-one with hillary clinton. here's some of the highlights. secretary clinton never asked for permission to use a private server or i'm each address while the was secretary of state. however, clinton also said she wasn't trying to sidestep any laws about federal records. it was just a matter of convenience, she also turn down a state department mail account when she began her job. clinton said investigators everyone at the state department unlv she had a private e-mail address and nobody ever raised any concerns. we're also learning that clinton's team apparently had trouble keeping track of her many phones and the report, clinton aide said the secretary often replaced her black berry and the web site of her devices would become unknown once the transitioned to a new device. in fact, her one aide said he destroyed phones by breaking them in half

all that coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting." >>> a fox news alert, we are learning's in the fbi's report on hillary clinton's e-mails and servers. new information stating this. when asked what the parenthetical c meant before a paragraph within the captioned e-mails, clinton stated she did not know and could only speculate it was referencing paragraphs marked in alphabetical order. clinton could not say for sure if the parenthetical c is used for classified documents. she asked the interviewing agents if that was what the c referenced. house speaker paul ryan says, these documents demonstrate that hillary clinton's dangerous handling of classified documents and cast further doubt on the justice department's decision to avoid prosecuting what a clear violation of the law. this is exactly why i have called for her to be denied access to classified information. leland? >>> tropical storm hermine could wipe out much of the labor day weekend for millions of americans all the way up the eastern seaboard. it came ashore as hurricane hermine overnight, knocking down trees a

it's time for shepard smith. >>> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> the news is breaking on capitol hill, very big news indeed. we have history today as the first time that an obama veto has been overridden in congress. the house now does have enough votes to override president obama's veto of a bill that would allow 9/11 families and survivors to sue saudi arabia. the vote is still open, but once it's final, this will be the first time congress has overriden one of president obama's vetoes and the bill will, indeed, become law. in fact, it will become law immediately as the house finishes the vote. shep, if they haven't finished the vote, why are you telling us it's passed? the reason is they needed 300 votes. you needed two-third majority in the house. first you needed a two-third majority in the senate and they got it. harry reid of nevada turned on the president. he got all the republicans who had been opposing, you know, pretty much anything the president has done, and in addition, he got all democrats. the democrats who for the course of his presidency have

. >>> i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith. new e-mails showing that she helped stay her first testimony on benghazi. fox news was the first to report on them the exchanges show back in january of 2013, a top state department official, an adviser to secretary clinton, claims he fed two topics to the rank democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, bob me d menend menendez, and when clinton appeared before that committee, the first question senator menendez asked her covered both topics. the secretary's whereabouts on the attack of benghazi and her decision making. this is the latest document released tied to clinton's e-mails. and "the wall street journal" now reports thousands of more pages of clinton documents are already set for release. this as federal courts wage dozens of lawsuits, mostly from conservative groups and republican operatives. last week, an fbi summary said that clinton believed a "c" document was somehow relate ed to alphabetical order. analysts say the e-mail scandal may be dragging down hillary cli

. >> now it is time for the very huggable shepard smith. away. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in grand rapids, michigan, where trump is looking to make magic happen. michigan has gone blue the last few elections but trump is trying to return it to republican red. hillary clinton foes do focusing on florida, a new poll shows where both candidates stand. plus, fbi documents revealed secrets of hillary clinton's e-mail server from her personal tech troubles to the statement department slipup, and legal issues for donald trump over his foundation. how new york's attorney general is expanding its investigation. let's get to it.

i'm shepard smith with continuing coverage of the protests in charlotte. the o'reilly factor will not be seen at this time. we're focusing on the scene in north carolina's largest city. the mayor ordered a curfew at midnight and we're waiting to see when protestors will obey it. demonstrators have taken to the streets after a black police officer shot and killed a black man named keith scott. some of the violence, some of the protests turned violent but so far tonight, things have been more peaceful. reporters on the scene have described the energy as different this evening. with ht less anger as been described to us. north carolina state senator tweeted it some have been offering bottles of water to police with a lot of handshakes. however, in the last 15 minutes, we've seen riot police face off with protestors on interstate 277 there and reporters say the officers started to use tear gas in an attempt to clear the road. these are live pictures of the scene. the national guard and north carolina state troopers are on hand to help out the police. the cops

. >>> i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith today. let's go over to the big wall.hen the feds announced they were not going to move the interest rate and boom, spike. the nasdaq is on record for a lifetime high close, if it holds. of course, we know we get all that news every day from neil cavuto, so as we wrap up this day, it's been great to be here for shep, but let's go to neil cavuto in the house. >>> thank you very much. they do call that i believe a rally, as expected the federal reserve held off on raisin interest rates, though janet yellen did seem to indicate for now, not one before the election. how this could be very, very good news for hillary clinton. much more on that, after this. take a look. >>> 48 days, americans will go to the polls and choose our next president. [ an

. >> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> first, there is no evidence that a terrorew jersey area after the bombings over the weekend. that's the word from none other than the fbi official in charge. at a news conference earlier this afternoon the new york city may yo mayor says they are not serc searching for anybody else. they captured this man after a shootout in the streets of new jersey. a witness said it sounded like a war. police say officers chased the suspect in a running gun battle as they put it

. >>> the news continues with shepard smith at hofstra university right after this.cord. until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. >>> bottom of the hour, top of the news. more of what we can expect in the first presidential debate of this campaign season others the two most unpopular candidate in modern history get ready to face off here at hofstra. they're estimating 100 million people could be watching that. that's more than we have seen before. >> reporter: sure is. looks like 80 million is the bar to jump over so that's a lot more than in the past, and just to look back at the top three most watched debates or all-time the 80 million number comes from 1980, the president carter and for reagan debate, the "there you go again." and then on number two and three, you good below 70 million. president bush in 1992, lock agent his watch for a considerable period of time. just under 70 million people

. >>> shepard smith on the fox news desk.ian state television and took shots at american foreign policy. he went on the propaganda arm of our enemy and criticized our government's policies. and now, now regarding north korea's fifth nuclear test, who's fault is that? that's hillary clinton's fault, according to donald trump, calling it a catastrophic failure from her time as secretary of state. mrs. clinton holds a strategy session on national security here in new york. i'll speak with "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace on all of it, in the next hour on this news channel. >>> north dakota calling in the national guard as protesters vow to halt completion of an oil pipeline crossing four states. the governor there wants to avoid a repeat of last weekend when the protest turned violent. this as a federal judge is expected to rule today on the project's future. national correspondent william le jeunesse has the story. what is this all about, william? >> reporter: this is the new ground zero in the fight over climate change.

>> now it is time for the very huggable shepard smith. take it away. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in grand rapids, michigan, where trump is looking to make magic happen. michigan has gone blue the last few elections but trump is trying to return it to republican red. hillary clinton foes do focusing on florida, a new poll shows where both candidates stand. plus, fbi documents revealed secrets of hillary clinton's e-mail server from her personal tech troubles to the statement department slipup, and legal issues for donald trump over his foundation. how new york's attorney general is expanding its investigation. let's get to it. >> hello. how was your night? maybe you work the third shift and very busy. respect. guessing the rest of you were sleeping. not donald trump. he was tweeting all night. 3:00 a.m. trump was complaining about sources, people inside his campaign leaking details about his run, don't believe them, he tweeted. at 3:00 a.m. by 5:15 he diverted his attention to cracked hillary. she was can dod, he proclaimed, used

. >>> i'm bill hemmering in for shepard smith. we are checking out the dow on 40 points. now, for the best news of the entire day. that's coming up next. ♪ >>> thank you, adele. i am neal caputo and i am back. i am grateful for all that wrote and wished me well. i would be remiss if i did not thank my friends and colleagues, stewart barney and charles payne and maria bartiromo and the executive producer of this fine, fine show, pam ritter. if i didn't acknowledge all their hard work in my absence but like adele says, it is time to say hello again to the real host of this show. now, the news. >>> so many say it is like riding a bike. you are gone for a few months and you still have the hang of it. i love you all and your support. it comes on a day the campaign is heating up. i felt bad missing the convention. i don't feel bad missing this latest drama and it involves one hillary clinton going after donald trump and specifically talking more and more with reporters. this time, about these investigations and whether there is much ado about nothing. listen to this. >> i belie

the news continues with shepard smith right after this. >> he'll hold that bible up high and then lie, lie, lie. ted cruz, is now endorsing him. ted cruz, texas, now endorsing -- now endorsing donald trump because -- he explains why. obviously he did it on facebook because -- i'll read some of the words. donald trump has the best words but these are ted cruz's words. this election is unlike any other in the nation's history. i have struggled to take the right course of action in cleveland i urged voters blows please don't stay home in november and vote your conscious after many months of careful consideration, careful consideration, of prayer, and searching my own conscious i decided on election day i will vote for the republican nominee, donald trump. i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them. cruz i am. he refused to endorse donald trump at the republican convention, you may remember. he told delegates to vote their conscience. ted cruz endorses donald trump because politics. >>> there's some good news for secretary hillary clinton this afternoon. a federal judge has orde

. >> now, "shepard smith reporting." live from the fox news deck. >> politics in a moment. first very quick weather update. florida updating for the first hurricane to hit the state in more than a decade. just moments ago the national hurricane center in miami upgraded tropical storm hermine to a category 1 hurricane, now packing winds at least 75-miles-an-hour and headed right toward the big bend of florida. here's where it is. hermine getting stronger. the forecast expected to make land inflame overnight, around 1 am. this think it just to the south of tall has see could be very, very wet in hall has -- tallahassee, up to 20 inches expected. forecasters say hermeye is taking aim at the big bend and part of the state's are already feeling it. they revie rain flooding roads around tampa bay. the hurricane could brian more than -- bring more than a foot of rain. >>> a live look at treasure island in florida right now outside st. pete. we have been seeing the waves and the winds pick up. florida's for, rick scott, already declaring a state of emergency. now the pentagon is ac

. >> announcer: "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news desk. >>> donald trump says hillary clinton is trigger happy and unstable and when she was secretary of state quote sometimed it seemed like there wasn't a country she didn't want to invade or topple. the republican made the comment during a speech on the military and national security. >> unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diploma diplomacy, not destruction. hillary clinton's legacy in iraq, libya, syria, has produced only turmoil and suffering and death. >> and the latest back and forth between trump and clinton over who's more qualified to command our military. hillary clinton just yesterday claimed trump's entire campaign has been an insult to americans, men and women, and he's all over the map on the islamic state. tonight two candidates are set to appear at an nbc forum on national security. trump and clinton are scheduled to speak separately at the sea air and space museum in new york ci city. donald trump's campaign released a letter why 88 retired generals and admirals saying they support him,

the news continues with shepard smith right after this. they feel good? no... you wouldn't put up with part of a pair of glasses. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with part of a day? these are not useful. live whole. not part. aleve. >> word today the united states is sending a pair of b1 bombers capable of carrying atomic weapons to south korea as a show of force against north korea. it reports pad weather today delayed the plan until tomorrow. just a few days ago north korea conducted its fifth atomic bomb test, the most powerful yet. officials in south korea say a sixth test could come at any time. the south avoids tough talk against the north put after the test on friday, south korea's president said the north korean leader kim jong-un's mental state is spiraling out of control and his government has fanatic recklessness. greg palkot is live this afternoon. >> reporter: we are seeing and hearing more aftershocks from last week's nuclear test by rouge nation, north korea. officials in seoul are saying they do have indications from their spellen

the news continues with shepard smith. >> we interrupt this commercial break to bring you the live newsonference from donald trump. this is bedford, new hampshire, and away we go. >> right? okay. it's great to be back in new hampshire. really is. this is a state, special place. this is where i had my first victory. we do know that. right? right? i mean, it's a special place. it really is. and you know what really amazed me when i came here and i got to snow so many people so many in the room so many great friends, and i the said the biggest single problem up here is heroin, and i said how does heroin work with these beautiful lakes and trees and all of the beautiful -- it doesn't but it's the single biggest problem. said if i win, i get the nomination and win, we're going to build the wall and stop the heroin from pouring in. and we're going to stop the poison of the youth. we're going to build the wall, believe me. we are going to build the wall but we're going to stop the poison from pouring in and destroying our youth, and plenty of other people, and we're going to work on those peop

i'm shepard smith with continuing coverage of the protests in charlotte.lly factor will not be seen at this time. we're focusing on the scene in north carolina's largest city. the mayor ordered a curfew at midnight and we're waiting to see when protestors will obey it. demonstrators have taken to the streets after a black police officer shot and killed a black man named keith scott. some of the violence, some of the protests turned violent b

. >>> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> welcome to sundays with shep. we are looking ahead to what could be the biggest event of the presidential campaign, most watched television event in the history of politics. the first faceoff between hillary clinton and donald trump. the billionaire's campaign manager is not playing down expectations for his performance tomorrow night. today she compared his skills on the debate stage to one of the best baseball players of all time. >> i can understand why the clinton camp is nervous because donald trump has great stach you shall, great debater. newt gingrich said it best. donald trump is the best debater, he is like the babe ruth of debating, he shows up and swings and does a great job. >> babe route of debating. clinton's campaign manager is concerned that he will lie so much that hillary clinton won't have time to keep calling him out. instead he says the moderator do that. >> all we are asking if donald trump lies that it is pointed out. it is unfair to ask for hillary to play traffic cop with trump, make sure

. >>> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> welcome to sundays with shep.e are looking ahead to what could be the biggest event of the presidential campaign, most watched television event in the history of politics. the first faceoff between hillary clinton and donald trump. the billionaire's campaign manager is not playing down expectations for his performance tomorrow night. today she compared his skills on the debate stage to one of the best baseball players of all time. >> i can understand why the clinton camp is nervous because donald trump has great stach you shall, great

. >> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> first, there is no evidence that a terror cell is operating in new york city and the new jersey area after the bombings over the weekend. that's the word from none other than the fbi official in charge. at a news conference earlier this afternoon the new york city may yo mayor says they are not serc searching for anybody else. they captured this man after a shootout in the streets of new jersey. a witness said it sounded like a war. police say officers chased the suspect in a running gun battle as they put it in the street. other witnesses told "the times". they saw the suspect lying on the pavement. his body still smoking from the gunshots. the mayor says it broke out after a bar owner reported the man sleeping in a business doorway. when police investigated the suspect started shooting. a prosecutor says two officers were hurt in the shootout, but their injuries are not serious. the first explosion happened on saturday in the new jersey shore town of seaside park. there a pipe bomb went off in a trash can before a charity 5

. >>> i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. there's no holiday town time for hillary clinton or donald trump today. labor day, the unofficial kickoff to the campaign's final phase, and today both candidates making campaign stops in the crucial swing state of ohio. as her campaign prom mitted. labor day is the first time hillary clinton allowed journalists onboard her plane. her team debuting a bigger jet. critics call out clinton for lack of access to supporters but today she surprised them in the back of the many, telling them she is ready to begin the, quote, mad -- to end the campaign. >> i am so happy to have you with me. i have just been waiting for this moment. really. i'll come book and talk to you more but i wanted to welcome you on the plane. >> you can catch the whole tape online and awkward at times. more on clinton in just a bit. donald trump's campaign manager says the billionaire can win the election without the battleground state of pennsylvania. really? donald trump has spent months campaigning in state but stil

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at hofstra university and this is the fox broadcast special coverage of first presidential debate of 20916. certainly a historic night here in hempstead, new york, just outside manhattan. the first face to face showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump and also the first time a woman will be on the stage and donald trump's first time against anybody. so many people onstage he could hang back and let the other candidates go at it. not tonight. tonight all eyes are on hillary clinton and donald trump. trump's campaign manager says she's not worried at all. just yesterday she

shepard smith reporting. then. >>> medical trauma teams swinging into action as the wounded were taken to local hospitals. >> so far we've had three trauma patients arrive who are in serious condition and being treated by our trauma surgeon. we've also brought all of our sub specialists, on board so we each of these patients. in addition to the three serious patients, we have eight other patients who are being treated in the emergency department who are less serious, and we have about 40 patients who have been brought over by bus who are kind of like the walking wounded, right? and we are triaging those patients and treating them actually we set up our cafeteria to be able to treat those patients. we anticipate the majority of those patients are going to be discharged. >> chairman of medicine and vice president of newark best israel medical center, professor at rutgers new jersey medical school and emergency responder himself, glad to have you with us here today. >> glad to be here, shannon. >> i understand y

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at hofstra university and this is the fox broadcast special coverage of the first presidential debate of 20916. in hempstead, new york, just outside manhattan. the first face to face showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump and also the first time a woman will be on the stage and donald trump's first time against anybody. so many people onstage he could hang back and let the other candidates go at it. not tonight. tonight all eyes are on hillary clinton and donald trump. just yesterday she called him the babe ruth of debating. this face-off comes as polls show the race is getting closer. surveys show it's basically tied in crucial battleground states that could decide the election. polls say they don't like the nominees, most of them. a "wall street journal" said one-third of voters will be very importantn their minds and analysts predict 100 million people may be watching with you tonight. that's almost as many as the past few super bowls. in fact, the "new york post" shows some bars are showing the debate instead of monday night football, and o

smith on the ways and means committee for proposing this legislation and sheparding it through the committee process. i yield back the balance of my time and move the previous question on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields. the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. polis: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 8 and clause 9 of rule 20, this 15-minute vote on ordering the previous question will be followed by five-minute votes on adoption of h. ress 893, ordering the previous question on h. ress 92, adoption of h. ress 892 if ordered. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at hofstra university and this is the fox broadcast special coverage of the first