we get the latest from fox's mike tobin. >> i said jesus keep me, keep me i can get t my children.keep me lord. >> tia coleman walking into r duckide thursy nmeigmbhters. only tia and awephe a storm striking the branchmi i ssouri late capsize shall the boat killing nine members of the coleman family and eightothers. >> i didn't have anybody with s me. i couldn'tee anybody and i know it wasn't but i felt likeoi struggled f -- it felt like i truggled for least an hour. >> a thunderstm striking the area, causing massive waves to flood the boat. >> when that wave slept over, the last thing i heard my sister-in-law yell was grab the baby. >> ntsb officials on the scene and interviewingrs t put together the boat's final minutes. >> the boat with be raised an investigation will be key to thf investigation. rly 40 people killed in the duck boat accidents in the united states in the last 20 years. federal investigators warning two decades ago after a similar accident in arkansas that canopy design was contributing factor in man of those deaths. >> we'll be working arduously to determine wha

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mike tobin reports from branson, missouri, where first responders rushed in after a sudden storm flipped the boat. >>> reporter: the search for survivors is over after 17 people died and others were injured thursday night. >> the age was from one-year- old to 70-year-old. >> reporter: it happened near branson, missouri, a group of 31 tourists taking a nighttime cruise on a duck boat. a fast-moving thunderstorm brought high winds and heavy rain to the area causing the boat to capsize and sink. state and local officials teaming with the coast guard scouring the area where the incident happened hoping to find answers about why it couldn't make it back to land. >> tactically on the water right now, the missouri state highway patrol is using sonar and divers and that sonar picture allows them to produce an image of things and items and objects that are on the bottom and then the divers confirm or validate what the picture shows. >> reporter: divers have located the boat. they will start recovering it followed by an in-depth examination to determine if any design flaws could have contributed t

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mike tobin breaks down the most watched races of the midterms. ♪ >> dana: history in the making as theotal lunar eclipse occurs today. the amooning to be blood red as it passes through the earth. nasa says the total phase will last an hour and 43 minutes. unfortunately, it will not be vizly in do -- visible in the united states. you will see this shot here from australia to africa. the next one see there, june 21, 2023. one most watches of the midterm elections republican mike braun is looking to unseat joe donnelly in indiana where president trump won by nearly 20 points in 2016. mike tobin is valparaiso, indiana. >> reporter: the senator joe donnelly is one of those red state democrats tasked with a voting to either approve or reject the president's pick for supreme court judge brett kavanaugh. the republican challenger, mike braun is in the very comfortable position of having a challenger having an opponent who is caught between the will of his -- >> it's tough when you belong to a party like joe does, where he like to vote otherwise but he's got to check with chuck schumer on every

. >> in missouri mike tobin, fox news. o many questio still be answered there. international news nowe're seeing call am in gaza. hamas has agreed to cease fire with israel. tense agreement came after fighting broke out and almost led to wa yesterday a palestinian gunman g the border. a massive defense against hamas was taken and destroyed targets. four people left dead and hundreds >>hurt. president trump isescribing former lawyer michael cohen's taping of a pri conversation between them as potentially on cohen by name but it appeared -- he appeared to be responding to recent reports about the recording of the twobo menut 2016 election about a potential payment to playboy model. >> trump rode inconceivable lawyer would tape a client. totally unheard it and perhaps illegal. the good news is your favorite president did nothingg. >> we've got something really exciting to share withyou. you're getting more of "fox5."od new shirt, "fox5's" like it or not. bran weinstein, rick smith, marina marraco and others all dishing pop culture news of the day anything else we'r

mike tobin, fox news. >>> there are no longer any ride the duck tour boats in san francisco. they were discontinued in 2015 after a duck boat collided with a bus in seattle. five people were killed. 70 others were hurt. >>> there have been several other accidents involving a duck boat. in 1999, 13 people were killed in arkansas when a boat sank. then in 2010, two tourists were killed in philadelphia when a boat collided with a barge. in 2016, there were three accidents, another one in philadelphia and two in boston. in all, 40 people have been killed in duck boat accidents since 1999. >>> police in richmond are investigating a horrible murder after the victim was discovered inside her apartment. people who knew her say they don't know who would want to kill her. paul chambers reports. >> reporter: the friends of the victim say she was a mother, an organizer and loved for what she did against police. her friend said she was last seen at work on monday. this is 38-year-old harley. she was liked in richmond. she was a loner, her passion equal rights. >> she spoke a lot about the

mike tobin, fox news. >>> there are no longer any ride the duck tour boats in san francisco. the operator discontinued service in 2015 after a duck boat in seattle collided with a bus. five people were killed in the seattle incident and 70 others were hurt. and that's not the only incident. in 1999, 13 people were killed in arkansas when a duck boat sank. then in 2010, two tourists were killed in philadelphia when a duck boat collided with a barge. and in 2016 alone, there were three accidents, one in philadelphia and two in boston. in all, 40 people have been killed in duck boat accidents in the past 20 years. >>> there are reports that a bank robber known as the faux badge bandit has been found dead in santa barbara county. a man shot and killed himself inside a salon this morning after he had just robbed a bank nearby. the faux badge bandit was wanted for a series of robberies in the bay area and southern california. he got his nickname because he sometimes wore a law enforcement badge on his hip. the fbi says based on the description of the suspect along with other eviden

>> bret: mike tobin live in branson, mike, thanks. president trump who continues to tout what he is doing for the u.s. economy is facing new questions tonight about a different form of commerce. it involves discussions of a payoff to a former model who says she had an affair with businessman donald trump and those discussions with mr. trump's lawyer are on tape. and now are in the hands of federal investigators. correspondent kevin corke straightens it all out from the north lawn of the white house. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, bret. in the last half an hour we received a statement from lanny davis the attorney for michael cohen. he tweeted out his statement i posted that if you are following us online. it reads this way: obviously there is an ongoing investigation we are sensitive to that suffice it to say when the record something heard it will not hurt michael cohen. any attempt at spin cannot change what is on the tape. fox has confirmed that mr. cohen did, in fact, record conversations about payments to a former playboy

of course, mike tobin has more. >> indiana and comment senator joe donnelly is one of those re stateemocrats up for reelection in a pinch over president trump pick for the supreme court kavanaugh. the republican challenger is in a comfortable position as his opponent is now caught between the senate minority leader chuc schumer who vowed to fight the confirmation and the will of future voters who voted overwhelmingly by 19 points and favor a preston trump. i think it's tough when you belong to a party like joe does where he would like to vote otherwise, but he's got to chec was shaq schumer and every vote. >> donnelly voting for kavanagh would not, so some complete surprise he's a pro-life democrat who voted to the present neil gorsuch. now he's under pressure to do the same for kavanagh. he came to the extreme left in new justice and protect our rights. >> the story remains the same. conservative, indiana, radio wh says donnelly should be given a unbiased look absence of politics. >> people are probably tired of this i think people want a beer hearing for this guy. when you are the

skipper john tobin says four russian navy vessels are shadowing his operation. >> currently we are 86 miles off of sebastipol as well as off the crimea peninsula. >> reporter: a year ago he was buzzed by two low-flying russian fighters here in the black sea. operation sea breeze, as it's called, sees some 2,000 sailors and marines training alongside one another, not only at sea. we are flown to a ukrainian military base where joint exercises are taking place. for 21 years, the united states and its allies in this very volatile region have come together to communicate and integrate. and this year is the most vital yet. tensions have reached a boiling point with daily exchanges of fire on ukraine's eastern border with russia. "we are at war with the russian federation," says the ukrainian rear admiral here. "i want president trump to tell putin this is the 21st century and to stop the imperialism." many nations accuse putin of stirring up trouble in the black sea. >> it's nobody's lake. we're here to support that. >> reporter: on the eve of helsinki, america is showing the flag. assisti

accused him of caving to pressure. >> chris: mike tobin from indiana. thank you.st coast. the associated press reports at least 125 homes have been destroyed in a deadly northern california wildfire. and two firefighters have died in that blaze. correspondent jeff paul has the latest tonight from los angeles. >> i'm going to get out and be safe. >> a firestorm in northern california taking down everything in its path. >> it was a big wall of fire. >> hundreds of residents desperate to get out, as the massive car wildfire burning near the western edge of redding, california grows bigger and more unpredictable. >> it got very red. we could see the flames and we thought we justed me to get out of here. >> car fire claimed the life of a bulldozer operator and city of redding firefighters overnight thursday. over 44 acres burned and only 3% containment and dozens of homes are now destroyed as firefighters plead with residents to listen to their warnings. >> what we tell people in situations like this is don't wait for the knock on the door. don't wait for the phone cal

tobin said. agent tobin said. managers,at to his and this is what they did with it. at that point, that agent should have been taken off-line and everything he did reviewed. human lives, people on death row, people in prison at that point, yes. of december,ay , judge bud adelman, in a memorandum opinion order dictating the conviction of mr. terry nelson. mr. gary nelson, stand up. [applause] -- mr. nelson spent 33 years in prison because no one would listen. this is what judge adelman said. trial was this testimony founded on lies and exaggerations. there is a human face to this tragedy. this is a real story. cried, and our families got hurt, oh darn. move on. he just got out the first of march and he cannot stand here and rant and rave because he is under a gag order. he cannot say anything to you. he is under a gag order. and we will respect that gag order. but i am not. i am not. [applause] i will hush in just a minute. the fellow that put him down is living off a nice retirement check in virginia. there is no accountability for i have comeat least to that conclus

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mike tobin has more. >> indiana incumbent senator joe donnelly is one of those red state democrats upr reelection who is in a pinch over donald trump's pick for the supreme court, brett kavanaugh. the republican challenger is in a comfortable position as his opponent is caught between the senate minor leadership schumer who vowed to fight the cavanagh confirmation of the will of hoosier voters who voted overwhelmingly by 19 points in favor of donald trump. >> tough when you belong to a party like joe does where he would like to vote otherwise but has to check with chuck schumer on every vote. >> donnelly voting for brett cavanagh would not come as a surprise, he is a pro-life democrat who voted to confirm neil gorsuch. he is under pressure on indiana's airwaves to do the same for brett kavanaugh. >> he came to the extreme left to confirm a new justice and protect our rights. >> the story remains the same. >> tom huff says his listeners want donnelly to give an unbiased look. >> people are tired of the vitriol and folks want a fair hearing for this guy and you hear democrats say we are

in terms of capturing the numbers, emily, myself and lucas tobin have been working hard with our -- i can't remember the area in the department -- but we're working on really capturing the numbers in a very concrete way. we're currently implementing that for our spring numbers as well as fall. excuse me, as well as summer. for the actual registrations. but, again, a lot of it is communication and there's so many people utilizing our services that we don't know about. and we can't capture the number of people just dropping in at the park because we don't have people sign a waiver to enter the park. so we're trying to capture as much as we can in formal registrations. once we master that we're hoping to take a bigger picture look at really who our -- the numbers of the people that we're serving within the whole department but right now we focus on registration. >> that's fantastic. so does most of your funding come from rec and park? or does it come from other areas? >> emily and i work within the department. so our programs are ultimately funded with whatever the budget of rec and park

. >> heartbreaking, mike tobin live in branson, mike, what's the latest on the investigation? >> well, what we got from investigators a rough sketch of where the investigation is going, part of what the ntsb wants to examine is what you heard from tia coleman, she's a survivor of the duck boat tragedy and one of the things that she said passengers on board were told that life vests weren't necessary and they were not given life vests, investigators will look at weather data, severe thunderstorm warning, how the information was ingested, was it relayed to the crew on time, was it respected. one thing we heard from state attorney general that the parent company that own it is boat, ripley entertainment has not been cooperative but we have a different story from the ntsb. >> cooperation from the ripley company has been outstanding, they brought an exemplary vehicle to familiarize ourselves now, the official name of the boat that went down is duck boat stretch number 7, it was equipped with black box, should have recorded video from multiple angles as well as gps data, divers did

. >> rick: mike tobin is live in branson near the scene of this tragedy.e you learned? >> well, sadly, rick, we know there were kids on board. the age ranges of the victims are between 1 year old and 7 years old. one family of 11 on board. they lost nine members. only 14 people survived. less than half of the 31 people that signed up for this quick sightseeing tour on a boat. the sheriff from stone county, missouri said there were life vests on board. they don't know if they were used. the boat capsized in 40 feet of water. it landed wheels down in the bottom of the lake and rolled into 80 feet of water. the ntsb will be charged with recovery. >> rick: and what are you hearing about who might be to blame for this? >> a lot of information going around that this was a fast-moving freak storm that moved in on a boat that was designed in the 1940s. the severe thunderstorm warning came 26 minutes or a half hour ahead of the boat capsizing. the boats are only on the board nearly 20 minutes. jim patterson, the one that owns the duck boat touring company said clea

mike tobin is live in branson, missouri, with the latest on the investigation just getting underway tonight. >> trish, it's just staggering. an entire family nearly wiped out. 11 members of a single family were on the sight-seeing tour when it capsized and nine perished. children died. the youngest, just 1 year old. the oldest, 70. 29 passengers and two crew were on board. the boat's driver was among those killed. 17 died. 14 survived. the president of the parent company that owns the boat said it was a sudden micro bust of winds that battered the boat. the video stopped before one of the boats flipped. sanked and rolled to a depth of 80 feet. the ntsb is taking over the investigation. several authorities are saying when the questions are answered, when a determination is made, when an investigation is complete, if blame doesn't squarely rest with mother nature and a freak storm, it will certainly be a contributing factor. trish? >> trish: thanks for joining me. joining me on the 4, governor mike parson. a sad occasion tonight. people are very upset, families clearly devastated of their los

. >> heartbreaking, mike tobin live in branson, mike, what's the latest on the investigation? >> well, what we got from investigators a rough sketch of where the investigation is going, part of what the ntsb wants to examine is what you heard from tia coleman, she's a survivor of the duck boat tragedy and one of the things that she said passengers on board were told that life vests weren't necessary and they were not given life vests, investigators will look at weather data, severe thunderstorm warning, how the information was ingested, was it relayed to the crew on time, was it respected. one thing we heard from state attorney general that the parent company that own it is boat, ripley entertainment has not been cooperative but we have a different story from the ntsb. >> cooperation from the ripley company has been outstanding, they brought an exemplary vehicle to familiarize ourselves now, the official name of the boat that went down is duck boat stretch number 7, it was equipped with black box, should have recorded video from multiple angles as well as gps data, divers did

mike toe bin ha tobin has more. >> reporter: joe donnelly is up for re-election.s in a pinch over president trump's pick for the supreme court, brett kavanaugh. mike brahn is in comfortable position as his opponent is caught between chuck schumer who vowed to fight the kavanaugh nomination and the will of voters who voted in favor of president trump. >> it's tough when you belong to a party like joe does where he would like to vote otherwise but he's got to check with chuck schumer on every vote. >> reporter: donnelly voting for kavanaugh would not come as a complete surprise. he is a pro life democrat and he voted to confirm trump's earlier pick, neil gorsuch. now he's under pressure, even on indiana airwaves to do the same for kavanaugh. >> will joe donnelly cave to the extreme left or confirm a new justice and protect our rights. >> the story remains the same. >> reporter: todd huff says his listeners want donnelly to give kavanaugh an unbiased look, absent of politics. >> people are tired of the vitriol. folks want a fair hearing for this guy. when you hear de

mike tobin has more. >> the age ranges are between 1 and 7 years olds. parson, the missouri governor, has been meeting with survivors and bereaved loved ones. there was one family of 11 that lost nine members. his job is to comfort the survivors. >> there's no words you can say that will make that right at this moment. you have to give them encouragement that life goes on and there will be a healing process. >> the amphibious tour was supposed to have the ducks on the lake for 30 minutes. a severe thunderstorm warning came a half hour before the boat capsides. the video shows the boats struggle to stay afloat. the boat went down in 40 feet of water. it's amphibious. it landed wheels down and rolled to a feet of 80 feet. the ntsb has taken over and it's their responsibility to cover the boat and to look at who is to blame. in the end, there's a look at blame but it could be just mother nature. >> neil: thanks, mike. more after this. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) and it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but i

senior correspondent mike tobin is live tonight in branson.at tragedy was not enough we now learned through the governor there was a family of 11 on board that ill fated boat and they lost 9 members of that family. children were lost. the age ranges of the victim are between -- of the victims are between 1-year-old and 70 years old. governor mike parsons

eboni: mike tobin is there and joins us live. do we know if anyone was wearing a life vest? reporter: according to a survivor of this boat tragedy, eboni, they were not wearing life vests at the time that the boat flipped over. the passengers were told they would not need the life vests. >> they told us they're up here. this is where they are. they showed us where they were. they said but don't worry about it, you won't need it. we said okay. so when the captain took over, i thought that at some point he would say grab the jackets now. >> she lost her husband and three children in that boat tragedy. there were 11 members of the coleman family that were on that ill-fated tour boat. only two of them survived. 17 people on board perished. that includes the driver of the boat. the president of the company that owns the boat says it was a micro burst that descended on the lake. meteorologists say the winds were upwards of 60 miles-per-hour. a severe thunderstorm warning had gone out just a half hour before the tragedy. eboni? eboni: how heart broking. -- heart breaking. do we kno

mike toe bin ha tobin has more. >> reporter: joe donnelly is up for re-election.r president trump's pick for the supreme court, brett kavanaugh. mike brahn is in comfortable position as his opponent is caught between chuck schumer who vowed to fight the kavanaugh nomination and the will of voters who voted in favor of president trump. >> it's tough when you belong to a party like joe does where he would like to vote otherwise but he's got to check with chuck schumer on every vote. >> reporter: donnelly voting for kavanaugh would not come as a complete surprise. he is a pro life democrat and he voted to confirm trump's earlier pick, neil gorsuch. now he's under pressure, even on indiana airwaves to do the same for kavanaugh. >> will joe donnelly cave to the extreme left or confirm a new justice and protect our rights. >> the story remains the same. >> reporter: todd huff says his listeners want donnelly to give kavanaugh an unbiased look, absent of politics. >> people are tired of the vitriol. folks want a fair hearing for this guy. when you hear democrats come out

in terms of capturing the numbers, emily, myself and lucas tobin have been working hard with our -- i can't remember the area in the department -- but we're working on really capturing the numbers in a very concrete way.

mike tobin. thanks very much. >> no. no, no, no. oh, man. david: wow.a man distraught as 27 unexpected tornadoes tear through the state in a single day. the tornadoes injuring at least 17 people, flattening buildings in three cities. even forcing evacuation of a hospital. iowa usually averages seven tornadoes for the entire month of july. wow. david: unbelievable. here is another look at microsoft. it will make stuart varney very happy, closing at new record high today. it is 26th of the year. microsoft now top performing stock in the dow for the year. it is now topping 800 billion in market cap. wow. 800 billion member. melissa: taking a hard left turn. bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez taking their socialist message to the kansas state. will it divide the democratic party? steve forbes comes up and sounds off. david: new questions about president trump's former lawyer michael cohen after he apparently secretly recorded a conversation just ahead of the 2016 election. what will be the fallout from this? that is coming next. >> could you imagin

nobel laureate james tobin proposed giving the public access to deposit reserve accounts a central banks over three decades ago. a number of things have changed since this proposal. as i mentioned, the use of cash has declined, a major financial crisis may have changed some attitudes towards commercial bank deposits, and technological advancements offer the potential to issue central bank money in a new way. i offer two examples. first, the peer-to-peer aspect of cryptocurrencies could allow digital banks to provide money with anonymity similar to that of cash. whether the central bank would want to do this is a competent issue, requiring balancing legitimate demands for privacy against concerns of tax evasion and other criminal activities. second there is the potential to improve upon cash by creating what advocates call programmable money. programmable money allows trading partners to hardwire the terms and conditions of trades into their transactions, so they may be executed upon fulfillment of these conditions without relying on third parties. this is particularly useful for transact

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jockey club from the ohio state commission and then also from the jockey club anywhere from doctor tobinestimony and william thomas, from the racing association, and from west point thoroughbred and the north american association of racetrack veterinarians and thorough bread orders from the coalition for horseracing integrity or the documents from the humane society of the united states and a roster from the alliance and with that thank you to the witnesses for testifying today that we have a five or ten day period. i appreciate you for being here today with your testimony and now we are adjourned to be five. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i have accepted the resignation of the administrator of the epa he has done an outstanding job and i will always be thankful to administrator pruitt. they confirmed the deputy epa who will assume duty as the acting administrator of the epa. i have no doubt he will continue on with their great and lasting agenda with the epa. we have made tremendous progress and the epa is the f

thomas tobin. testimony from william thomas of keen lane association. letter from the new racing association. letter from the u.s. trotting association. letter from west point thorough good, and kentucky thorough good association. letter from association of racetrack veterinarians. letter from breeders association. letter from coalition horse racing in did he go try. coalition of documents from humane society of the united states. and letter and roster from oaths alliance. and with that, again i want to thank our witnesses for testifying today. and as i mentioned earlier, if there are additional questions that would be submitted for the record by our members, that we have about ten-day period for you all to answer those letters. so again i appreciate you all for being here today and for your testimony. and at this time the subcommittee will stand adjourned. >>> tonight on the communicators, morgan reed, president of the app association representing 20,000 app developers talks about privacy, and cyber security, and upcoming supreme court case th. >> all