todd? heather: as the president works to get bipartisan support on tax reform, will his strategy be enough to pass rereal reform by the end of the year. two questions there. here to debate founder of bold dot global carrie sheffield. >> good morning. heather: kerry, i will start with you, is this a good strategy to make a deal. >> this is what ronald reagan did. he needed bipartisan support to get it over the finish line. i think this is smart. democrats are going to be on defense in 2018. there are 25 seats up for senators who are democrats, including 10 who are in states that president trump handily won in 2016. democrats are vulnerable. they will need to make some deals here. we have seen mitch mcconnell didn't come through on healthcare. president trump will have to come in and step in and fill that void. that's exactly what we need. heather: the heart of the keel. he seems to know what he is doing. do you think this is a good idea? >> to get something done with this president is a good

todd: griff, good morning. >> good morning todd and heather. for much of florida here in naples and surrounding area it's a big cleanup removing the hundreds of thousands of trees like the ones you see behind me and restoring power. in the keys a very different story and maybe a humanitarian crisis unfolding as the tens of thousands of -- 10,000 residents, committee, that stayed behind are dealing with the unbelievable damage that wrecked the keys, particularly the southern keys. irma coming on and the residents who can't get in very angry, very upset. and the only way in is that highway 1. one way in, one way out. officials not letting people in until this morning. at 7:00 a.m. monroe county will begin letting the you were keys area, key largo, isla merata, caven near key but not down in the south. residents along that entry point are very angry. take a listen to this resident. she has had it. >> i have a dog and cat and parrot and i can't get back to my home. there is nothing open. i have no food. i have no water. this is wrong. this is wrong

todd: carley shimkus.carley: we are having a little bit of trouble in touch screen, but that's okay because we still have a lot to talk about. what we are going to see right here is a video, false screen of it. there we go. this is video, this is unbelievable of a couple being rescued after they decided to ride out the storm on their boat. this is shocking footage. as you can see in the background, the waters are extremely choppy, the rescue workers should have never been put in that situation but the rescue effort was successful. good news on that front. also on social media, a lot of updates from politicians who are working pretty tirelessly right now. this is a tweet from florida governor rick scott who thanked the president for quickly committing federal fund to go help floridans, absolutely necessary right now, this from vice president mike pence, he said the president sent me to tell them that wherever hurricane irma goes, we will be there first to rescue, recover and rebuild, so that should be very

todd: thanks, griff. heather: streets in the heart of miami mean time are now rirves after hurricane irma blasted through there. todd: the city under a lockdown over fears of looting. heather: so unfortunate. bryan llenas is live for us with more on the chaos and destruction from the monster storm. brian? >> hi, guys. i need to apologize to the viewers a little bit. we is a little fog in our lens we have been in a hurricane for two, two and a half days here. apologize for that we are in a suburb of miami like some out here complete pitch darkness and it is dangerous. we have trees down over here. and you can see traffic light and a power line down and earlier, just about 20 minutes ago, we saw a bus that was supposed to go pick up utility workers to begin the restoration get stuck in those power lines. it just goes to show that you no one should be out. also goes to show you how this can maybe get in the way in terms of the amount of time it's going to take to get this going, to get people's power back. 4

todd: 30 seconds. mr.illespie: one thing clear -- we cannot count on washington dc -- cannot count on washington, d.c. to count on our problems. i do not know what they are owing to do on capitol hill. we need to have our own ideas and policies at the state level. we need to make it easier for insurers to enter the marketplace. it will help drive down costs. to have policies to allow for greater competition. we need to look at medicaid and reforms in the spending to make sure we are spending it efficiently. those are answers we can provide at the state level. we do not have to wait for washington, d.c. mr. todd: thank you. all right, thank you. you guys motored through these. [laughter] mr. todd: i have one more question. it is a very northern virginia western. it is up metro funding. as you know, larry hogan said his state will offer the additional $500 million over four years to fund metro virginia and easy do the same -- and d.c. do the same. you agree to the $500 million as well? about 300,000 virginia

todd: right.rs and we have to the get to that point. todd: i love pete's point point. thoughts and prayers? it's empty. it doesn't have any umph. you know what has umph? pete: get back to what they deserve, bombing innocent civilians on a train? abby: we have nigel farage on at 9:20 this morning. for the first time can i do this. i'm going to blame pregnancy. 7:20. todd: tune in to upcoming "fox & friends" on the weekend. pregnancy brain on the air. pete: moving to a fox news alert. american flag in flames and police under attack. a former officer's acquittal sparking violence in st. louis. abby: 32 protesters are now under arrest and at least 10 police officers have been injured. we're getting a better look at the destruction done throughout the city overnight. todd: griff jenkins live for us outside the city's public library with the very latest. griff, good morning. >> good morning, guys. you can see the windows smashed here. there is a gentleman in there cleaning this up already. let me tell y

todd: we lost him again.esterday we were talking to read and he was seen and been doing this for a number of years. this one and really worried about and we do have significant protocols in place for when the storm becomes too tough to handle for us to be in to be in that company doing their jobs yet i found that to be fascinating. they know this stuff better than anybody and they said this will be one we will have to make a call in to protect ourselves. jackie: looks like we are having a hard time because obviously the conditions come as something see a lot whether that's phone service, trying to get a live shot up and running. when we had hurricane harvey friday and saturday morning a number of people found themselves fed up and from the beginning we may lose throughout the next couple of days. a lot officials say if you didn't keep the mandatory evacuation, you are going to be out of luck because you won't be able to reach us. even authorities. are you there? >> yes. tell us about the conditions right now.

todd: something we will see repeated.her: so many scenes of heroism of everyday people is dramatic. todd: other news, thousands of young illegal immigrants, donald trump could announce plans to end and deferred deportation program. so-called dreamers brought here illegally as children will reportedly be allowed to stay. mike pence says the president will make his final decision with, quote, a big heart. that is not all donald trump's undoing from the obama era. the administration cutting obamacare's advertising budget by 90% or $100 million, democrats not happy. chuck schumer tweeting trump is deliberately sabotaging our healthcare system whenever the insureds drops, american people will know who to blame. >> dramatic video capturing the moment several florida officers on the scene of an accident are struck by a second crash. the driver going too fast, crashing, no one involved was seriously injured. another intense scene caught on camera security footage showing the moment a man throws a box with 70 let fireworks into a

abby, todd, pete? todd: swift action. todd: ellison, thanks a lot.ice is out. obviously the private plane wases problematic and they moved swiftly on this. did some of this have to do with repeal and replace never got over in the senate? >> that's part of it. you have to remember under this administration, unlike the previous ones, when the president makes a campaign promise he wants to see it fulfilled. we have not seen the repeal and replace done. tom price was the point on that. i don't think that's the reason the repeal and replace not being repealed is the reason tom price is out. tom price is out because he wasted taxpayer money and the president has said it will not be toler rate offed. he spends taxpayer money like it is his own. we have seen him renegotiate things tom and time again. if a cabinet member or any other member of this administration is going to waste taxpayer money, they are not going to have a place in the government anymore. abby: let's talk about tax reform. that is on everyone's minds, including the president. seeing him out

reporter: good morning, todd and heather. it seems as if north korea may be preparing to double down on yesterday's nuclear tests. first of a test yesterday and now signs according to the south korean official that they may be prepared to test an icbm, intercontinental ballistic missile. they conducted their six nuclear test, which they claim a hydrogen bomb claimed to be 10 times more powerful than anything he tested in the past in a today's tesco's ahead that would effectively be testing the possible delivery system and all eyes will be on the distance had been whether or not it could hit the u.s. mainland. today south korea respond with live fire exercises of their own. both ground and air launched missiles. they stimulated the targeting of the nuclear site would north korea carried out the bomb test deep inside the mountain. the u.s. also responded with secretary mattis issuing a threat of his own. >> in a threat to the united states or its territories or allies will be met with a massive military response come a response

and the clock spins down, 5:46 to play in the fourth, todd. >> todd: two players that were the biggest question marks coming in, the quarterbacks. grier, 694 days not playing. this is the first game that jackson has ever played. they've been the stars of this game. jackson, his toughness and consistency has impressed me for such a young quarterback. >> steve: flag flies. hokies are pointing. other now. we'll let the big ten officials sort it out. >> referee: false start, offense, number 69. five-yard penalty. first down. >> brian: he was reacting to the defensive tackle that jumped offsides, and justin fuente, not happy about it. but todd is talking about jackson, i got to give a little love to this offensive line for virginia tech. >> referee: virginia tech, his first of the game. 15-yard penalty. remains first down. >> steve: that's even. >> brian: it's a point of emphasis. coaches being on the field, they're going to be very aware when these coaches are trying to plead their case. can't come out on the field. >> steve: dana holgorsen got one earlier. now, justin fuente's a second wo

todd i think there's two big take aways from today. number one you no longer need to have conversation about michigan and talk about few returning starters they have. the guys on the team are really really good especially the young talent on defense. the question is where does this leave florida offensively. >> todd: here's the other problem. you're playing without two of your best offensive players and you don't know when you're getting them back. that issue hasn't been resolved. you don't know how long you'll be without those two guys. you played two of your three quarterback tos today. neither did a whole lot. does luke del rio enter the picture next weekend. i'm surprised he didn't enter the ball game today the way things went for them offensively. >> joe: michigan will punt away. there is luke del rio. we talked about he was a starter last year and didn't see him today. we have a special sunday night match up west virginia and virginia tech. that is the black diamond trophy game and coverage kicks off at 7:30 earn. i love these op

todd: what is it about? to the fox light with senior vp of marketing put to the test at the survival academy, what was that like? >> i was put through the test to see if i have what it takes. ♪ mountain between us, they rely on each other to fight their way back to civilization. >> nobody knows where we are. we are all we got, me and you. >> we are in the catskills, simulating that situation. >> reporter: my partner and i had to learn skills to survive. >> we can go three weeks without food, three days without water and three hours without cell phones. >> reporter: we set out to build our shelters, rope any tarp. we had to get our fire started to boil water. did it! it takes a woman. some can be used to gather the most important thing, water. >> surviving safely. >> reporter: i love bronzeknow better than the next guy but this was too much for me. >> tastes like tuna. >> reporter: times of survival we have to conquer many fears and i have more than one including heights. strapped to that harness hanging off

he had married polly todd, ad ad todd cousin who held the estate but passed away. wickliffe was also the leader of the virulently proslavery movement in kentucky. john todd, running for the state senate against that movement, the less labor -- a slaveholding something was demonized with the worst word that could ever be used against anyone in politics, abolitionist. in the middle of the campaign, in july, 1849 he died of cholera. lincoln arrived to pursue the families case in october, just in time to observe the proslavery movement triumphantly, rewrites the estate constitution to eliminate a kentucky law prohibiting the slave tradeew within its borders. lincoln lost the case, and the todd family lost the estate to wickliffe. at the same moment that the political legacy of henry clay, lincoln's early -- mary's beloved father, were destroyed. if those events were not sufficiently in bitterly, there was another factor. it was a profound but concealed factor. from memoirs, journals and pamphlets of the time, a mystery underlying the todd ayres versus wickliffe case em

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for nearly 1 decade, mary todd's father, john s todd, senator henry clay business partner and political ally had tried to rest the todd estate from a man known as robert - also called, the old duke. he had married a todd cousin who held the estate that passed away. he was also leader of the post-slavery movement in kentucky. john todd running for the state senate against the movement, though a slaveholder himself, was demonized with the worst work that could ever be used against anyone in politics, abolitionist. in the middle of the campaign, in july, 1849, he died of cholera. lincoln arrived to pursue the family just in time to observe the post slavery movement we triumphantly rewrite the state constitution to eliminate the kentucky law prohibiting the slave trade within its borders. lincoln lost the case and the todd family lost the estate to him at the same time that the political legislative henry clay, the statesman and mary's beloved father, were destroyed. if those events were not sufficiently and bitterly there was another factor apparently it was a profound but concealed transp

femme weimar's -- from the memoirs the casey verges the todd family secret. the living error was the grandson the only child who died in a relatively young age that this heir was not a person under the law in fact, he was a slave and was emancipated and shipped to do liberia. 1878 the former slave, with the invisible man of the story had a name. alfred was elected vice president of liberia and added 1883 became president. so that made him very tides second relation to become a president. so we can -- teeeighteen spoke with his mentor who was a conservative that we must be democrats or abolitionist and stewart would eventually join the democrats. when that time comes my mind is made up that slavery question cannot be compromised he expressed this his anger at the rising slave power he observed in kentucky and was lifted the anti-slavery you with the lawyer -- whig lawyer was driven out of this day and would be some appointed to the supreme court. he described privately theiv kentucky slave holders the most glittering ostentatious property in the zero world, hu

abbey, pete, todd?much we want to bring in kellyanne conway counselor to the president. good to see you happy sunday. >> good morning same to you. >> abby: first off everything going on with terror the latest attack in london the president was tweeting when this was breaking on the couch and he was saying we have to get tougher and strong and proactive and nasty. some criticism he got from theresa may about jumping the gun, jumping to conclusions before this investigation has been done but this is the rhetoric we've heard from him from day one. >> yes well these are also the promises he's made as commander-in-chief and as president of the united states. it's part of how he became president. this country wants a leader who is tough on terrorism, is not going to apologize for america around the world and you're going to see that through president trump's leadership at the united nations general assembly this week as well where he will be promoting peace rs he will be promoting prosperity and the president

todd: this is a tragedy. stephen: todd robins is an attorney who focuses solely on safe drinking water issues. todd: there's really no other contaminant that is believed to be as potent a carcinogen and as dangerous to people other than dioxin. stephen: this seems almost outrageous that in 2017, people are drinking water with stuff that can kill them. todd: it is, i think that it's a pretty dirty little secret that a state as prosperous as california has so many water quality problems. stephen: we reviewed california water quality data, and we found 94 different public water systems that have levels of 1,2,3-tcp that scientists say are unsafe. three public systems in san mateo county, one in santa cruz county, and one in monterey county all show these high levels. sixty-four other public water systems in the central valley had tcp in their drinking water. although there haven't been studies on tcp's direct effect on humans, scientists in 2009 determined that it causes cancer in lab animals. ray cano: there's

todd: this is a tragedy.tephen: todd robins is an attorney who focuses solely on safe drinking water issues. todd: there's really no other contaminant that is believed to be as potent a carcinogen and as dangerous to people other than dioxin. stephen: this seems almost outrageous that in 2017, people are drinking water with stuff that can kill them. todd: it is, i think that it's a pretty dirty little secret that a state as prosperous as california has so many water quality problems. stephen: we reviewed california water quality data, and we found 94 different public water systems that have levels of 1,2,3-tcp that scientists say are unsafe. three public systems in san mateo county, one in santa cruz county, and one in monterey county all show these high levels. sixty-four other public water systems in the central valley had tcp in their drinking water. although there haven't been studies on tcp's direct effect on humans, scientists in 2009 determined that it causes cancer in lab animals. ray cano: there's be

brian: todd piro is talking to them right now at the blue plate cafe in huntsville. hi, todd.s going to happen, folks. i begin with don. as you might be able to tell from the hat voted for donald trump. he is a business owner and voting for luther strange, why? >> i back both candidates. i feel that luther had more business leadership for our llcs and also we both have something in common. we are both eagle scouts and both proud of that. todd: good stuff. you said you actually like the fact that he is a lobbyist/consultant, correct? >> absolutely. it's okay to be a lobbyist as long as all meetings with congressman and senators are documented. >> that is a great segue way to larry. larry is a retired sheriff in california who lives here in alabama now. is he a trump voter. but he is voting for roy moore. why are you voting for mr. moore? >> because we don't need another lobbyist in washington. we have enough of those and they're -- as far as i'm concerned, destroying this country. todd: as a big proponent of the president and all that he stands for, you are giving the president

they looked delicious, todd.ks are amped as well. we will start with mark. mark is a big trump and a big paul ryan supporter. but, he says mr. ryan needs to learn how to play with the new guy in the sandbox. why do you say that? >> well, politicians don't like outsiders playing their game. so at this point they are at a point where they don't know how to deal with them. and they don't like the idea that somebody who is a nonpolitician is involved in their profession. todd: had you a great analogy to a basketball team. why don't you tell the viewers that. >> in hig high high school if yu have a new guy move in town and make the bask. they like the pass the ball to each other but don't like to pass the ball to the new guy. todd: you say they need to pass the ball to president trump. >> that's right. todd: small business owner says guys we need to stop the fighting we need tax reform in order to grow. why do you say that? >> we are tied up with such rules and regulations these days. we have high taxes for small busi

chuck todd, good luck to you. we'll be watching 7:00 and then 8:00 you're going to be doing some facebook live. >> there you go. >> good luck to you. >> it's facebook. >> exactly. it's tuesday night. julie carey is also going to join us, so is aaron gilchrist and david culver in just a few. back to you, wendy, in the studio. >> let's hear it for a lively but normal debate. thanks, guys. >>> it has already caused catastrophic damage. coming up, doug with the latest on where hurricane maria is now headed and how hurricane jose when i was 3, children's national helped me beat the odds so i can play with my grandkids. so i can celebrate 50. when i was 14, they saved my heart so i could bring family together. so i can help cardiac patients just like me. so i can serve my country. so i can give back. so i can play in the junior olympics. so i can make plays. so i can do this. so i can race my friends. children's national didn't just help us grow up, they helped us grow up stronger. >>> well,

todd believes providing free lunches to all students... will stop the "lunch shaming" that some students experience, when they receive a free - or reduc todd says about 75-percent of d-c students receive free or reduced 75-percent of d-c students receive free or reduced lunch. he hopes to close the 25-percent gap with his proposal. the big question -- how to pay for it -- and todd says he's going to ask the district's c-f-o for advice. we love this story. it's a new tradition at university of iowa home games. everyone in the stands...looking up, waving, cheering... not for the home team: but for patients at the new children's hospital that stands nearby. the fans- waving to the kids to let them know they're rooting for them too. kids stand at the window and marvel at the crowd. weather - first day of fall (equinox at 4:02 pm) - feeling more like august through early next week - much cooler by next weekend - tracking maria; near the turks & caicos and southeastern bahamas today today: partly to mostly cloudy and warm. highs: 83-87 winds: n

and todd gitlin, professor of journalism and sociology at columbia university. his numerous books include "the sixties: years of hope, days of rage." he joins us via skype. todd gitlin, hugh hefner begins as one claiming to push against the conformity and purityism of america of the 50s, it worked right, give us that background. >> he was the great anti-puritan. he made sex for men respectable. that is to say, it was no longer, or really kind of pornography. the magazines that preceded "playboy" were kind of trashy looking. they were printed on crumby paper. you always had the feeling that the ink was rubbing off on you. something to read fur tiffly. and they had no great literary pretension. they were full of stories about hadn'ting and war. and then suddenly here was slick, smooth, air brushed, high color "playboy" that it sort of attached an idea of women as playmates to a way of life. a way of life was you are a bachelor, you have your own pad, you have a good record player, you have a nice sports car. you have soft jazz and sex. >> brown: but amanda, this w

thank you so much, todd.set off a bomb inside of a packed train. steve: coming up in the next hour. we will talk to geraldo rivera about it and james mitchell live. you are watching "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ ♪ strike a pose. a. your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose™ can help... with continued use twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose™ helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose™ did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoid eye injury and contamination, do not touch the bottle tip to your eye

abby: that is not todd. weigh in on what happened in his home state last night with the packers. can't wait to get his take on this. back after this ♪ a piece of the promise land ♪ i'm burning my candle at both ends ♪ your big idea... will people know it means they'll get the lowest price guaranteed on our rooms by booking direct on choicehotels.com? hey! badda book. badda boom! mr. badda book. badda boom! book now at choicehotels.com ♪ ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled ♪ banner yet wave ♪ [cheers] ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ [cheers] ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] brian: packers and bears fans get together on one thing and so do the players they all stood for the national anthem. steve: they didn't link arms. the team wanted them to link arms for social justice and unity. brian: by the way packers won 35-14. abby: talk about that today. steve: while that was going on inside. todd piro was tailgating. he was at a sports bar in green basement joins us with a reaction to the anthem. >> y

chuck todd: i want to follow up. why should the state had the final say and not the local municipality? in virginia, there are certain statutes. the board of visitors as the jurisdiction and the governor appoints the board of visitors. they would obviously reflect his view that the statute should come down. i hope they would reflect my view. i'm talking about state statues. i encourage localities not spending the dollars. i've talked to richmonders. it will be a loss in annual revenue that a lot of people believe would be better on the public schools, law enforcement, safety, and other priorities. chuck todd: i'm going to move to our question. question you said you would support the atlantic coast pipeline, if it is deemed environmentally responsible. the environmental impact would as "less than significant." you support the pipeline? mr. northam: we had stuck about economic development and the unemployment rate is at 3.8%. if you go to the eastern shore or the south side are virginia, it is nowhere near 3.8%. anddo

river, todd frazier.came up at 105 miles an hour and hit her in the face. she was rushed to the hospital. reports are that she will be okay. it sparked a greater conversation about safety at the ballpark. are you safe when you're sitting in those foul zones? we have a full story. >> the little girl struck by a fall ball is reportedly recovering at doing well. this was a harrowing incident. he reignited a simmering debate about how major-league baseball needs to protect fans from fall ball. >> i got hit in the eye, i've had serious facial injuries, i have metal plates in my face, i pain every day. >> this is andy who was also struck by fall ball in august of 2011. since then he became an advocate for more protections for fans. other people who are injured now he came out. >> i spoke up about safety and the ballparks. over the course of time i've met up with other injured fans and we've all started speaking up. i become an advocate. >> a 2014 investigation found that 1700 fans a year injured by fall ball se

all right, brian todd, thanks very much for that report. brian todd, here in "the situation room."e. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news. massive earthquake in mexico city. at least 116 dead at this moment. this as a dangerous category 5 hurricane heads straight for puerto rico. we're on top of both of these breaking stories this hour. >>> and paul manafort fighting back after our exclusive report he was wire tapped. trump's former campaign chairman calling on the department of justice to release all of the intercepts. >>> and rocket man. trump's nickname for kim jong-un, giving elton john a whole new following. let's go "outfront." >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, two major breaking stories. a powerful earthquake with

todd: griff, good morning. >> good morning todd and heather.h of florida here in naples and surrounding area it's a big cleanup removing the hundreds of thousands of trees like the ones you see behind me and restoring power. in the keys a very different story and maybe a humanitarian crisis unfolding as the tens of thousands of -- 10,000 residents, committee, that stayed behind are dealing with the unbelievable damage that wrecked the keys, particularly the southern keys. irma coming on and the residents who can't get in very angry, very upset. and the only way in is that highway 1. one way in, one way out. officials not letting people in until this morning. at 7:00 a.m. monroe county will begin letting the you were keys area, key largo, isla

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you're going to be live facebooking with chuck todd. we should remind our viewers at 8:00 tonight that is right after the debate. you can only see right here on nbc 4 and on nbc stations all over the commonwealth tonight. this is the first statewide live televised debate. >> it is, it is. and nationally on c. span. >> that's right, c-span. >> big audience for this. stay tuned. we'll see you shortly. >> big audience and high stakes. we look forward to seeing you at 7:00. thank you, jim and julie. meet the press moderator chuck todd will kick things off at 7:00. watch it live here on nbc 4, or you can stream it on the nbc washington app. >> doug, doreen and i were talking about how we've never seen monster storm after monster storm. these areas hit already dealing with this kind of damage. >> we've seen storms like this when you see cat 4, cat 5s in the same season. they hit the same spot very, very rare. and then of course, we've got jose off our coast which was a category barbuda again. they were under hurricane watches at a time right

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. >> reporter: new york yankee's todd frazier's searing foul ball clocked at 105 miles per hour injuring a little girl. >> they're going to get help for the person that was struck by the baseball. >> reporter: the minnesota twins and the yankees visibly shaken, including frazier, a fr know. i have two kids under 3 years old. and i just hope she's all right. >> reporter: the little girl's grandfather went to the new york hospital where she's recovering. after carrying her out of the stadium in his arms. baseball commissioner rob manfred now vowing to redouble efforts on this important issue after the 2015 recommendation to increase netting to the near end of the dugouts and within 70 feet of home plate. ten teams have gone even farther, but not the yankees. this is at least the third time this season a fan's been injured here. a boy with a piece of bat. this man with a foul ball. and now the little girl. >> i don't care about the damn view of a fan or what. it's all about safety. >> reporter: the yankees offered

kudos to pete and todd. this is worth the playback, todd going over the wall of the tough mudder. >> todd: sorry america. sorry you had to see that. >> abby: have a great saturday everyone. >> north korea and the cost of natural disasters all giant worries yet the markets keep hitting new highs despite it all so is wall street telling main street we're strong enough to handle it all? hi, everybody i'm dagen mcdowell this is bulls & bears. the bulls & bears this week, gary b. smith, jonas ferris, a lock with lee carter and jessica tarlove. welcome to everybody. gary k, what is the smart money telling us? >> well first off when you have all kinds of suppose ed bad news and the market has the best week we've seen basically all year it really tells you everything you need to know and just by way of example this week, apple's going to sell a trillion iphones when it comes out. here with the hurricanes disney opens up a couple days later the parks are already packed so business is business, we're back to business

todd from high school. >> todd, how are you? thank you. >> and that trip to miami, that look like fun. the picture of you in the two piece, like 100 likes. well, 11. your older daughter stephanie sleeker really fill out one day. do you want to take a quick self me? >> i got to go. >> i'll poke you. cure auto insurance. drive well. oh, you yeah!ht butch. (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. our veterans have have and we enjoy today.e ready. aim. fire. and it's important for us to let them know that we will never forget their service. fire. it was steve's idea to have this cemetery. this was supplied to the veterans, giving us a final resting place. we owe everything to steve for what he gave us here. i wanted to make sure that we just didn't say thank you to veterans, we had tangible

. >>> first to cnn's brian todd, he is in beaumont, texas. brian, tell us what the situation is there now. >> reporter: jim, tonight engineers here at this water treatment facility in beaumont are working around the clock frantically trying to get the water flowing again in this city. they are battling a raging river that is well over its banks. just a short time ago groerch greg abbott of texas said the river is 7 feet above its records and it is going to stay that way for probably about a week. this comes tonight as officials throughout this region are still responding, assessing trying to get their minds around the scope of this disaster. >>> a first look at the destruction harvey has left behind, roads destroyed, homes nolkd off their foundations, boats precariously perched. lives and livelihoods destroyed by dploods. but in beaumont they are desperate for more water. the roughly 100,000 residents have been without drinking water since early thursday morning. now they are lining up for a bottle supply. the motors on the main water pumping

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in researching their final hours, reporter todd cooper heard from at about 2:00 p.m.ay. >> one of the first things we found out about was the facetime conversation between both brumbacks and their daughter. and they were roaring with laughter at one point. so much that the daughter took a screenshot of the conversation. that's the kind of stuff that humanizes this, that makes -- you realize that this was just a lightning bolt in the middle of an otherwise normal mother's day. >> reporter: carol brumback, roger's sister, also spoke with her brother that afternoon. then two days later, a family member broke the awful news. >> well, he said, "roger and mary were murdered." and i said -- i said -- i said, "what are you talking about?" and he said, "they were murdered." >> reporter: what goes through your mind? >> you know, i had no idea. i had no idea, you know, what had happened. >> reporter: carol couldn't imagine who might want to kill her brother. ou and mary had lived modestly. >> tell me about his marriage to mary. >> they were happy. she did a lot of editing for ro

thanks todd the stadium was so loud it was a really special event i remembered all my life everybody have a dream. and you don't need to sell your dreams when you see to it's one of the things are going well but we can still know when it's. right in all of them i always believe returned fire going to the international brand new. blood family thank international bank. a shared passion for for an exclusive journey into the sun via. the sun mia phenomenon starting october fifteenth sponte w and on mine. authorities in spain's catalonia region have vowed to defy the spanish government and push ahead with sunday's referendum on independence from spain madrid says the vote is illegal and must not take place opinion polls show cattle lands are split on whether to support independence for the raid.

"fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ todd: you are watching "fox & friends first" i'm todd piro heather: i'm heather childers. thank you very much for joining us. get to president trump planning to meet with congressional leaders at the white house today as he works to negotiate tax cuts on both sides of th of the aisl. todd: he plans to go on 13-state tour. ellison barber in washington, d.c. this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning to both of you. tax reform is very high on the president's to do list. last night as you said, he met with six senators to talk about it. the three republicans all members of the senate finance committee, the three democrats, senators joe donnelly, joe manchin and heidi heitkamp all moderates up for reflection next year in states easily won by then candidate trump. the president's top economic advisor gary conen, treasury secretary steve mnuchin traveled to capitol hill yesterday to meet with majority leader mitch mcconnell and members of the senate budget committee. later today president trump is expected to meet with moderates from the ho

todd and ian are dentists. >> i felt bad for him, and if there was something i could do, i would, whethert's doing dental work for him, giving him a little money to eat. >> but they don't know that howard, who once had a thriving business, is now begging for money on the streets -- a familiar figure outside several brooklyn synagogues. you seem to have sadness. >> it's sad. you know, the whole thing is sad. the best way to describe howard is he was a lost soul. >> was he mentally ill? >> i would say there was a certain amount of mental illness, but not anything that was dangerous to other people. >> then seth gets a distressing call from cousin howard. >> it was an odd conversation. he wanted to remind me that he wanted to be buried near his parents, and i said, "howard, you're a young man. why worry about these things?" and he says, "well, i have to worry about them." >> on june 28th, howard frank's body is found floating in brooklyn's gowanus canal. police suspect it's a suicide. do you believe that he committed suicide, seth? >> no, i don't think so. >> you think it's something siniste

todd gordon, hey, todd >> hey, melissa. let's looked at crude market first, another layer to it, we'll put some currency headwinds behind this crude raily. we've taken the u.s. dollar here in blue and flipped it upside down it's essentially the euro. you'll see the correlation between the upside down dollar crude is very much in play what you'll notice here, we've got a little bit of divergence oops if we can flip back one more apologize about that the dollar has made a new low as this chart has made a new high thank you very much. the crude oil market has not yet done so. we've not broken the 2016 highs in crude where the dollar has broken the 2016 low. we have a little bit of currency if you look at the technical pattern, this is what we call the head and shoulders here. there's a left shoulder, there's a right shoulder we have a kind of trampoline effect crude could easily reach up into the 60s, the underlying looks good large cap integrated, chevron has a beautiful chart here, we're going back 20 years. despite some ser

chuck todd is going to join us for a preview in our 10:00 hour today. >> time right now is 9:05. continues today. >> a parade hon norg his liorin gets underway in more than an hour from now. derrick ward is live at the howard theater where that parade tribute will begin. we can hear music and this is bringing big names. >> it's going to be a traditional new orleans third line type parade so that will be seen here and it's so appropriate for this area. tribute for kick gregory and that brought big names to town and lawrence o'donnell spoke there about his influence and relationship on him. a lot of people came to say good-bye but this guy was an icon of comedy and activism. he paved the way for comedians. everyone from richard prior to david chapell. he died last month at the age of 84. he had become part of d.c. he made this his home. he was known to be showing up for rallies here. any cause that fit that persona that he created over the years to the stories about meeting gregory and how he was influencing the young comedians in this area as we're outside the howard theater. news