todd: thank you.o facing back lash for making it easier for illegal immigrants to apply for affordable housing. todd: shouldn't we worry about the 60,000 homeless men and women first? joe borelli, we are going to change the names of people convicted of crime and move across the country to new york, on a day-to-day basis we are getting pumped but this is reality. bill diblasio wants to do this. >> you said 2020 hopeful. i almost laughed. this is more about trying to find some relevance in a crowd of presidential candidates where he has almost no credibility, he is polling at 0%, doing something absurdly far left to get noticed and the problems america has been noticing for a long time and not overseeing it. >> the statement on the new housing rule is, quote, for too long families without access to credit have faced barriers to the affordable housing they need. by allowing new yorkers to submit rental history instead of credit checks we are creating a fairer system for all new yorkers. what do you say?

todd: thank you.ials standing by the decision to free an accused rapist is in the country illegally, roderigo montoya released, leaders in montgomery county and maryland say authorities were notified six hours before he was let go. in the same county immigration officials file a request on illegal immigrants accused of attempted murder. kevin mendoza facing charges for rape and assault. unclear whether montgomery county will comply. it designated itself sanctuary jurisdiction last month. democratic lawmakers refusing to work with ice to keep violence, the south american streets but former active ice director tom homan says that only helps criminals. >> sanctuary cities are sanctuaries for criminals, criminals sitting in a jail cell, the police department made a decision to lock these people up because you are a public safety threat and we have probable cause so why would you not let ice have access to remove them from the community where they can't reoffend, remove them from the country. >> these poli

todd: bernie sanders says he has the solution to climate change. todd: that is bridget mendel are. i never heard of her before this song. we have a jampacked friday. this intense, friday morning. jillian: let's begin, the taliban claiming responsibility for the death of two green beret. todd: they resume peace talks to end the country's longest war. jillian: aishah hasnie joins us with more on their incredible sacrifice. >> reporter: the nation morning two army special for soldiers killed during combat operations in afghanistan. master sergeant lewis is a massachusetts native who has been deployed six times over his 13 year career in the army, the green beret receiving dozens of awards while serving our nation. he has been posthumously awarded a bronze star medal and purple heart. we also lost master sergeant josÉ gonzales, a native of california. his family wishing not to release his picture or anything else at this time. both men were assigned to the seventh special forces group at the eggland air force base in california. the taliban taking responsibility for the attacks that ki

todd?ning in los angeles. this as we are getting a first hand look at the potential fallout the crisis is having on residents and how it now shines a light on the failures of public officials. here with investigation is fox news emily compagno. always good to see you. >> thank you for having me. it's such an important topic. it was an honor to travel to l.a. with the "the five" and fox news. i lived on the west coast my entire life and i have seen firsthand how the homeless crisis is spiraling out of control in cities like seattle and portland and los angeles. and in california, things are going from bad to worse with an explosion of trash build-up and rat infestation. as one who practiced law there for years, it's heart breaking to see and, in fact, the situation is so dire, experts have been sounding the alarm about the potential for a plague outbreak. i went to skid row with dr. drew pinsky to see the devastating conditions. watch. >> buyer l.a. basin is at risk for a public health crisi

todd: and it is my birthday.s and plastic straws, now forget about plastic bottles. one of the nation's busiest airports cracking down but could be just the beginning? todd: can your state follow suit? michael knowles calling out the left coast's state's craziest rules and the reasons. jillian: time to check in with brian kilmeade on "fox and friends," good morning. >> when it comes to paper straws they don't work but new starbucks pops work, great technology, thanks to folks at nasa for making it happen, we will talk during the show, joe biden doesn't have an ally in president obama. thought he had his best friend in president obama, what is the truth behind that. we will be talking about what is going on with two members of the squad and their anti-israel behavior. also including a guest, martha mc sally will be here live and she is on the armed services committee. greg jarrett will be here to talk about how we switch in the new york times from russia to race. is this an agenda we can accept? we talk about law

todd: i love it.n: 10 minutes after the hour donald from rally a massive crowd in the first in the nation primary state. >> the hottest economy anywhere in the world. for the first time in 20 years wages are rising. america first. >> that is the state he barely lost remain in play in 2020? liz harrington ways in next. jillian: stay in your lane? melt down in the middle of a manhattan street that nearly ended in an all-out brawl you will want to see. we are coming right back. aaaah! nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪ boom goes the dynamite, club yoko plays ] ♪ feels like i'm taking flight. ♪ [sfx: poof] [sfx: squeaking eraser sound effect.] ♪ i am who i wanna be ♪ ♪ who i wanna be ♪ who i wanna be. ♪ i'm a strong individual ♪ feeling that power ♪ i'm so original, ♪ ya sing it louder. ♪ i am, ooo ooo ooo ooo ♪ ehhh ehhh ehhh pre-order and get more. get up to $150 samsung credit, plus 6 months o

todd back to you. todd: you might want to think twice before picking up a videotape. investigating the illnesses do link thc the oil in fact rather than nicotine. here to react fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. every time we do one of these segments we say the same thing i'm going to say it again. this is such a new situation that every time one of these reports comes out, this time from the cdc, you are left asks do we know exactly what the cause is yet? >> absolutely not. but we are going in the right right direction. we are narrowing it down and the cdc has now said it looks like these cases are link to the products that are contained in the thc. now is it the thc oil itself? hard to say. they haven't narrowed it down to one specific device, ingredient or con tan mat. what we do know is a lot of the cases where people have experienced lung injury and one death have had thc containing products. one of the biggest concerns is just like anything, people are buying videotapes on thbuying vapes onthe street g from china. like dealing with opioid crisis co

todd: get it!e ising a run in the little league world series game. jedediah: pumping up fans in williamsport, pennsylvania. todd: and australia with, championship contention with a 2-0 win. that, folks, right there is what sports should be about, especially kids sports. jedediah: that would be me, for sure. i gloat, and i do it with dance. todd: a little example for the nation? jedediah: they know i'm always dancing on set. griff: you are always dancing. jedediah: i am. the baby likes to dance, what can i say? griff: doing a four a.m., five a.m. report, we wake up to you dancing. listen, we didn't see you dancing after i taught you how to catch waves. todd: yeah. i've always told griff, i want you to teach me to surf. he took time out of his busy schedule, we headed to the jersey shore. this happened. ♪ ♪ griff: this is surfing, take one. i'd like to say this was a plan like, no, we're going to make a funny -- no, i literally just put it on wrong. todd: going to be a long afternoon. griff: anyone w

todd: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly.hing loss. >> elizabeth, new jersey is now known in the best light because of this group of boys. for the rest of my life i'm proud you guys are going to call me coach. all right? there is dad and there is coach. i love you guys. todd: thanking his youngsters for how they represented their community after being eliminated by louisiana. jillian: a plane flies off the runway and burst into flames trying to take off from california. the raging fire fueled by a full tank of gas. all 10 people got off the plane safely. thank goodness. todd: finally the best story of the day also your ugly. 020 hopeful bill de blasio ending livestream campaign experience on a high note. >> i apologize that you ever got to know donald trump but this new yorker volunteers to get rid of him for you. todd: somebody trying to frantically fix the malfunction. the mayor's voice is higher than his poll numbers. jillian: so fun when you were a kid suck the helium out of a balloon and your voice would go all crazy lik

todd: dr.rpton is the paragon of virtue with black america, especially in the media and not you, quite frankly, because have you done so much in these communities. have you given so much of your time, not just to black communities but to all communities. why sngtsd it you that they are talking about. >> people call me all the time. i'm not the great alveda king, i'm the grateful alveda king. god has forgiven me of many things. let's call referenced sharpton. then somebody says well, maybe not. we are getting that a little bit more. like i say, he has a purpose. he does that well. but he is not a peace maker. i want remind america referenced al sharpton is not a peace maker. jedediah: dr. king, al sharpton has a history some would describe as race baiting there have been anti-semitic comments he has made. some have augeringed he has incited violent in the past or condoned violence in the past. what do you think the impact is of 2020 democratic contenders coming out and without any reflection, it

. >>> plus, todd chrisley knows best in maybe he should no better. >>> and the "90210" cast salarieshocker. that can't be right. is there a digit miss something. >>> this is "entertainment tonight.." >>> holy, heartbreak. the liam and miley breakup story just got even crazier. the latest headline claims they split because of his hard partying ways. we are getting to the bottom of that as miley and the new other woman caitlyn carter are back in l.a. >> deep in thought or deeply distant? >> miley and caitlyn have taken their italian summer fling stateside to l.a. despite appearances our sources say the newly single ladies are, quote, just having fun and being a support for one another during a tough time. if you thought brody jenner doesn't have enough drama going on in his life right now -- >> don't push me -- >> that's night he kept the peace at a friend was with photogs. he was spotted out with a suspected new woman in his life, jose canseco's daughter, josie. >> you in a new relationship? >> back to miley and liam it's a case of headlines gone wild as speculation of why they split

todd, thank you.f your nose, the color of your eyes, and could it impact your politics? ainsley: new study suggests that your genes can predict whether you are more likely to lean liberal or conservative. steve: have you got to hear about this. bill sullivan is a researcher and professor at indiana university. the author of pleased to meet me genes, germs and the. ainsley: good morning. >> good morning, it's pleasure to be here. steve: explain how genetics or germs could impact how we look at politics. >> let's do genetics first. it sounds surprising but believe it or not, scientists got the ball rolling by looking at twin studies, identical twins separated at birth and reunited later in life usually have the same political affiliation. and we do not find that same pattern with fraternal twins who do not have the same exact d.n.a. utilizing those studies, scientists have found that genetics probably has a 40% role whether someone leans to the right or the left. apes thans is so surprising. you think y

i agree with todd. the i like companies that not only make money but have accelerating profit margins. i think this is overreaction to it. i'm always nervous or concerned companies want to look at other than cash flow. put up other metrics, number of riders number of eyeballs. that don't work in my model. i'm much more of a cash flow. i'm impressed by the move it made. let's see if it sticks. i didn't see how much they make, i didn't see numbers. my guess is they will talk how much they lose and ridership. we'll see if the gain sticks. melissa: thanks, guys. ashley: we're diving into the details of lyft, initially good numbers and good outlook raised stock after-hours. we'll get more into that. >>> the battle of devices. samsung unveiling the most advanced galaxy phone of the year as the company goes head-to-head with apple. where is your money best spent? susan li got very sneaky exclusive look at samsung's new phone. she will have the breaking details next. melissa: another casualty of the u.s. trade

todd was awesome.l, one of the things that's very irritating about todd's associate is he now thinks he's better than everybody because he doesn't drink, a real cheeky little jerk. we'll be out to dinner and he'll say something passive aggressive -- are you really going to have a fifth bottle of wine for dinner? ( laughter ) yeah, todd, i'll have valium with my carrot cake, i'm not the one with the problem at the table. all of a sund you're not parking on your neighbor's lawn at 4 in the morning, you're better than everybody else. todd, that's a dumbe dumb ass n. ( laughter ) honestly, who the hell looks at a newborn baby not yet having sinned in this world, sees their child draw its first breath and rest its head upon the bosom of its mother and thinks "todd"? what, do you want it to be dumb? look, i get it, naming a kid is a bigger responsible than people make it out to be. my best friend who grew up in texas had his first little boy, he named him larry. i met an infant named larry. ( laughter ) here

don't introduce myself saying good morning you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm todd man in for rob schmitt. [laughter] jillian: good morning, i'm jillian mele, always thank you for starting your day with us, let's begin with this, starting lawmakers reportedly for legislative action for top diplomat to the u.s., retaliation for israel's decision to ban congresswoman tlaib and omar. >> garrett tenney live with the president's response, garrett. >> good morning to you, the group of dozen or so democratic lawmakers considering a number of actions against israel's ambassador including issuing statement of no action, if that happens it would mark significant escalation and tensions within the democratic party and israeli government, president trump weighed in on the possibility last night tweeting in part house democrats want to take action against israel because it is fighting back against 2, maybe 4 people who have said unthinkable bad things about it and israeli people, what happened? the two people the president is referring to tlaib and omar, israel blocked propalest

todd: i think so. we see more allied and ptner countries recognizing that these military threat and economic threat. a t of people forget that the gps satellites we depend upon are u.s. satellites, and iy a conflict tn be attacked not just by kinetic weapon, a missile that goes up to blow up the satellite, but simple things like jamming or spoofing signalc to confusevers on the ground.ri there are a y of methods of attack. we see other countries becoming just as alarmed as we are at the threats we see emerging. laura: there was initial ceiticism of the idea of s command, that it would overlap with what is being done in the military. have people got beyond that now? todd: i think so. there are still issues to be worked out. we have combant commands that are in charge of ongoing operations and the geographi commands are each given a different section of the world. central command is supposed to manage things in theiddle east. this will be managing things in outer space. laura: todd harrison, thank you so

todd gillman, errin hayes remain with us. so, todd, we talked about beto o'rourke.nother texan. julian castro has spent just under $3,000 on the most targeted of media buys. he has purchased air time on the cable carrier for north jersey for bedminster, in fact, that carries fox news during "fox and friends," looking for one particular viewer. we'll show the spot. we'll talk about the strategy right afterwards. >> president trump, you referred to countries as [ bleep ] holes. you urged american congress women to go back to where they came from. you called immigrants rapists. as we saw in el paso, americans were killed because you stoked the fire of racists.s innocent people were shot down because they lookre different fr you. because they look like me. they look like my family. words have consequence. >> now, words do have consequence to his last words there. it is anwo interesting strategy, and he is among the people trying to bust out of single digits. your response, todd? >> well, $3,000 is a bargain for the kind of a attention that he' getting. he is trying to d

you're not chuck todd, i am! zip it! zip it!and when it came to closing statements, marianne williamson had the plan to heal the country. >> i'm going to harness love for political purposes. >> stephen: and anyone curious what she means by harnessing love, do not google love harness, it's something totally different. please, please do not. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) and kamala harris summed it all up with her closing statement >> thank you all. i just want to leave you with a couple of things. >> stephen: joe biden's balls. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. chris christie is here! but when we come back, a late show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: give it up for jon batiste and "stay human"! special guests tonight, the dap kings! in a moment we'll have a republican analysis of what happened. governor chris christie is going to be here in a moment. talking about from the opposition's point of view of wha

todd: somewhat. griff: for months, todd said, i want to learn to surf, griff.t. let's go and do this. let's get out there. so we started a little bit off on the wrong foot. get better. can i roll it. todd: roll it. griff: this is todd piro goes surfing take one. this is the back. todd: i would like to say this was a plan oh we are going to make a funny gag. i literally put it on wrong. griff: it's going to be a long afternoon. whoever has ever met me or knows me knows surfing is my passion. it's a way of life for me. todd: i grew up in new jersey i have been coming i can body surf and boogie board but i can't real surf. griff: mark gill martin. summertime surf school. >> monday to sunday. today we had 40 kids ages 4 to 16. next generation of surfers trying to teach them about ocean awareness and safety. griff: with the kids you will apply some of the same things to todd that you would give anyone. >> 100 percent. the fundamental is the same. >> small guy tell it right there. >> lots of pressure is on my friend. >> setting the bar. >> keeping her knees bent. >>

cross from pookie met todd cantwell, the unselfish cross from pookie met todd ca ntwell, the local unselfish premier league goalfor cantwell, the local boy's first premier league goal for the canaries. inside 17 minutes, mason mount scored in derby last season, he helped himself to another. as a manager, different shirt. excellent reflexes from tim. but when pookie got gold side of the defence, there could only be one outcome. his faith of the season, and another twist in the part. chelsea's second—half domination came through though as abraham doubled up. it would be the last goal to make the score sheet though, as the ar overturned kurt tumours effort declaring a foul on kroll. norwich showed where they belong to in this league, but it was lampard belong to in this league, but it was lampa rd today. took belong to in this league, but it was lampard today. took his first chelsea win with their youngest premier league side in 25 years. it feels good, because this is a tough place to come. the performances at times they've given us performances at times they've given us what we might've deser

are you ready, ski daddy going to start with todd in illinois todd >> caller: jim, how are you? >> i'm great, how are you? >> caller: doing great want to know about twitter heading into election time >> twitter is doing well it is in the same conversation as google and facebook you should own the stock if you want to buy it it's fine right here >>> i need to go to bhob in pennsylvania bob. >> caller: hello, mr. cramer the stock is killing me, symbol is m as in mary plx. >> they have no growth that's why even though they have good yields people regard them as wasting assets. i don't want you in them >>> let's go to mark in arizona. mark >> caller: good evening, jim >> what's up >> caller: on your show you keep talking about cannabis stocks such as conicus and gw i never heard you mention iipr innovative i understand strit properties >> oh, contrare monfrare i got it wrong, but i got the harder one, epidilex right let's go to sam in ohio. sam. >> caller: booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: booyah, my friend >> booyah. >> caller: -- should i buy more? >> huh, pardon me, sir no, no, i mea

todd: thanks so much, 26 after the hour.t was recreational pot and a judge in mexico just approved recreational cocaine. is that a preview of things to come? creates a slippery slop on the war on drugs? >> taking a rock home from national park but males it back because she felt guilty. the adorable apology letter going viral this morning. we will tell you about it when we come back. >> welcome back. a look at top headline starting with a fox news alert. california shifted be shot by a sniper right outside his station. deputy is expected to be okay. 's bulletproof vest credited with saving his life. los angeles county sheriff's office is two people were detained but no arrests have been made. >> the trump administration's scrapping the floors agreement, the decades-old case preventing kids from being held in detention centers for more than 20 days. democrats lamb the new rule which will allow migrants to stay in detention centers indefinitely. the president says this will allow migrant families to stay together while detained

executed following a highly contentious case in this defensive fight he made reference to cameron todd willingham who was executed back in 2004 over this this is 3 children at the time by arson some believe the evidence against him was misinterpreted is 4 inches lower again it starts with the prosecution it ends with the judges and it also has to do with the culture of texas in which sympathy is not a virtue they also thought that the todd. that the cameron todd willingham case was case closed as well and that was an innocent man that was put to death on the basis of bogus fire arson testimony and that case has never died and neither will swear engines case they may have buried mr sware engine but this case will keep coming back we believe that. the state needs to take some action about how scientific evidence is presented evaluated by the courts. something like a special master system might be something to be considered so that we do not have basically the evil views of science ruling in the courtroom it will be vital in the future to make sure that this doesn't happen again. brazil's

charles: what did you buy today, todd? >> facebook, apple.y hedging model can use a buy when it makes money on the way down and -- charles: you sound like u.s.-china trade thing will be wrapped up real soon? >> i think china is not the issue. charles: right. >> i don't think they're the issue. i think the the deal says markets need a break. we're going lower. we're in early start of recession in my opinion. charles: all right. erin, this is the worst session since january 3rd. january 4th is when jay powell came out and had his epiphany with the world, that wage inflation is not the same as price inflation which was a sigh of relief. it should have been the ultimate sigh of relief for main street. hey, you guys can get more than 3% year-over-year raise without the fed derailing this whole thing. many are wondering i got to believe that president trump and jay powell had a conversation today. we'll find out later. this is my gut feeling. what do you think the next move from the fed? do you think they say something, do something, indicate to th

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todd chrisley has denied these claims in a very lengthy instagram post todd insisted he had & his wife a disgruntled employee who allegedly stole from his family. >> now to grammy-winning rapper cardi b. who took a break from spitting brarz to get political with democratic candidate bernie sanders. the two sat down with a one on one where cardi address what'd she wade were her fans' most asked questions. raising minimum wage >> what are we going to do about wages? america? when i was not famous, i just felt like no matter how many jobs i get i wasn't able to make ends meet. i wasn't able to pay my van, get transportation, and eat. >> that is an excellent and important question >> reporter: the bronx native poechted the clip on instagram captioned in part i got the chance to ask bernie sanders about this keep your sending your questions. the rest of the int screw with sanders is expected to be released throughout the week who knew cardi b. was a reporter >> that may be my favorite pair of the summer. if bernie needs tay little vp push, never know it's 2019. >>> what better way to cool d

>> yeah, what [ bleep ] you want me to do, todd?> now the chrisleys have been indicted on charges of bank fraud and tax evasion handed out by a federal grand jury in atlanta. >> just because you're rich and on a tv show does not mean the law isn't going to come and get you when you commit a federal crime. >> the chrisleys' accountant has been indicted on tax-related offenses. the indictment covers nine years and says the yichrisl yischriscl used false documents to secure millions in loans and didn't pay income taxes for four years. in an instagram post monday night, chrisley declared he had nothing to hide, saying he had been blackmailed by a former employee. the feds say the opposite. >> the fact that he is publicly denying it so far, we look for the day to prove all this in court. we're confident in the evidence. >> the chrisleys and their accountants are planning to surrender to authorities later this week. >>> police in charlotte, north carolina, are warning parents about a scam involving baby formula. people place baby formula

i agree. >> todd, thank you todd gordon.ristmas, todd. >> same to you. >> might as well start now, right? >> and grasso, don't forget about the garment. >> grasso has a garment i think. >> it broke on vacation. >> which stocks do you like? >> lulu. i think its has the biggest potential for surprise i think people are underestimating the men's wear line i see a lot of men wearing those new pants -- over here >> right now. >> but seriously, everybody i have talked to is buying these pants. i think there's a big chance to out surprise. >> i guess of the three to me, starbucks. the last quarter was phenomenal. the acceleration of the business, the way digital is just -- i can't believe how much revenue it is adding and it has what i think is a gravitational pull or the vortex, whoever you want to call it, to 100. >> it went to it but it started the summer at $75, you know, so you are talking about all of the revenue they're adding okay their revenue is decelerating from 10% last year so i just think there's really crazy things g

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i think there are millions of republicans across the country just like myself, just like governor toddn, who feel the same way that we do and are looking desperately for leadership. >> but you stood up and took action. is it incumbent upon real if i can use this phrase, real main stream republicans, when you have somebody like jason lewis who compares lgbtq people to rapists, criminals, and polygamistes, alleges same sex parents are harming their children by identifying as lgbtq, does -- can you be a main stream republican and not stand up as you have, as christie todd whitman did, and say, that's not okay? >> well, i agree a hundred percent. people must stand up and speak. i hope that when we do it that it makes it easier for others to do that. you know, i do genuinely believe that there is sort of a slow, rolling movement in that direction. i think as we get closer to the 2020 elections you're going to see more and more of it. these are despicable statements. the strategy, the political strategy of trying to divide and conquer in this manner, the constant targeting that the transgend

back with christine todd whitman, barbara boxer and michael steele.ou're not supposed to like each other politically. they didn't talk together on those famous inaugural car trips. but this obsession is like cain and abel. it's like cain is complaining because god loved the offering of abel so much. people like the legacy of obama and that really bothers him. >> i think you're right. he is so afraid that obama is going to look better in history books than he will. which i think is going to happen without a doubt that everything that they have done in this administration has been if obama was near, it was gone. you look at what the previous administration did. if you think it can fit in with what you want to accomplish, you massage it a little bit, change it a little bit and clairemont as your own. you don't just do away with things without looking at them first, were they good for the country or not? not with this administration. if obama did it, gone. >> michael, first of all that, comment. that weird thing about yamiche alcindor. i know he is a frie

of euro pacific capital and todd bubba horwitz chief market strategist at bubba trading peter and todd this seems to be a moment of high instability and uncertainty with experts disagreeing on what the numbers we can all see mean and speculating on what numbers are coming to settle some of these arguments about the direction of the economy of china germany the u.s. and the global economy so i'll just 1st ask both of you to give us your basic assessment of where those 3 big economies are right now and where the global economy is heading in this moment peter what do you go 1st. well 1st of all of the rate cuts that your reporter just mentioned globally they're not going to help the situation the problem of the global economy is not that interest rates are too high it's that the amount of debt is too high and the reason there's so much debt is because central banks have already kept interest rates too low and lowering them even more doesn't solve the problem it actually makes the problems bigger because it encourages even more debt and so this is counterproductive and i think the u.s. is

by then, todd and rhonda already had anna kate.hen the girls were a little over a year old, the henthorns came to mississippi and the who cousins got to meet. >> it was a very happy occasion. and i do remember toni just being so happy to have haley, so -- and so was harold. >> reporter: and although toni had always wanted to be a mom, it was pretty clear harold was mr. mom. >> he was the one in charge. the diaper change. most women have to beg their husbands to do that kind of stuff. he was the one -- he was like a nanny. >> reporter: hands-on dad? >> yeah. he was in charge of everything about that child. >> reporter: with harold such a doting father, toni was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor. she had a really great bedside manner. >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice. >> she took time. she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes. she was interested in their family life. she had the good old-fashioned southern hospitality. >> reporter

todd young served in the marines corps. he was first elected to the house in 2010 and then to the 2016, so he comes as a bicameral individual himself. and his legislative priorities include providing quality care for veterans, as well as care for the great lakes and supporting business opportunities and growth. please join me in welcoming senator todd young. [applause] young: thank you. thank you. it is great to be back in the house. this is such a nice occasion. i want to thank the u.s. capital historical society for hosting this event and for all of the leaders who helped make this happen. i also want to thank everyone who came here. i know your time is valuable, congressman'sthe important.ork is recognizing every we have done as a country. ofs is the anniversary apollo 11. yes, you can have applause for that. thanks area [applause] -- thanks. [applause] nearly 600,000 people were able watch neil armstrong take that first step on the moon. in iconic moment in world history. no man can truly grasp how far .umankind has com

here's todd pyro. i said thank you todd a minute ago. todd pyro is here with that story, not the latest on the hurricane. >> a lot of names to go through. looks like one night only for the democrats, two weeks from today with ten candidates meeting qualifications by midnight, those qualifications hitting 2% in four qualifying polls, 30,000 individuals. here's news, joe biden, pete buttigieg, castro, harris, o'rourke, warren and yang. one name absent from this list, kirsten gillibrand who has ended her run for the white house. >> after eight incredible month i'm ending my presidential campaign. important to know when it is not your time and how to best serve the community and country. i believe i can best serve by helping to unite us to beat donald trump in 2020. >> reporter: her announcement eliciting sarcasm from trump, kirsten gillibrand has dropped out of the presidential primary. i'm glad they never found out she was the one i was really afraid of. another name not among the qualifiers, tulsi gabbard says she's not done campaigning.

in one case, todd was copied on a personal financial statement that falsely claimed todd chrisley had lynch. todd allegedly responding you are an expletive genius. just make it show four mill. this indictment alleges the chrisley used their production company to hide some income from the irs. >> they had a production company called seven sea production which was paid the fees that the tv stations paid for the show. of course, that was not declared as income. >> reporter: todd appeared to anticipate that an indictment was imminent taking to instagram on monday issuing a fierce denial, instead saying it was all part of a blackmail scheme by a trusted former employee. chrisley writing, i won't go into details, but it involved bad stuff like creating phony documents, forging our signatures and threatening other employees with violence. i'm telling you this now because we have nothing to hide and have done nothing to be ashamed of. patriarch todd has been known to flaunt his wealth on the show. >> i make millions of dollars a year. >> reporter: the family's lavish lifestyle often on full d

the tax evasion dates from 2013 through 2016, but todd denied that in a are l interview. >> the restst is expected to premiere this fall as planned. >>> let's move on to a couple who doesn't seem to be concerned about what anyone thinks -- i'm looking at you, "bachelor" nation -- because tyler and gigi hadid seem to be in it to win it. >> have a good night. >> it looks like tyler c. and gigi hadid may have had another sleepover. here's video of the couple heading into her new york apartment after another date night. the night began around 8:30, the pair was spotted out with friends and opted for casual looks. gigi in a tee and ripped jeans and tyler sporting a crisp white t-shirt and great hair. an eyewitness says they went to justin theroux's dive bar, ray's. the group was there for around two hours and even had a pizza delivered to them. a source tells "e.t." they're casually dating. the two are enjoying building a friendship first. going on dates and having fun. >> good luck! >> yeah, tyler doesn't need luck. he's been superbusy in his post-"bachelorette" career. >> took kids on a

plus if todd chrisley knows best maybe he should have known better.the reality star dragging his own daughter over an alleged sex tape scandal? >> for that i'm cursed. >> and "90210" besties face off. >> what was it like kissing jason all over again? >> you're asking me that. kind of gross. >> makes you sweaty. >> this is "entertainment tonight." is rihanna super bowl-bound after jay-z signs on to help with the halftime reporter? >> "e.t." was there. but right now miley and liam. first the shocking spread. then she's seen kissing another woman. now the new twist after hemsworth broke his silence and we got new reporting on the wild yef est break-up of the year. >> it's miley's new break-up ballad. ♪ baby we were fine but not a lot ♪ ♪ so it's time to let it go >> thursday night cyrus released the song "slide away" five days after she announced she and liam were over. and fans are trying to decode it. ♪ back to the ocean ♪ i'll go back to the city life ♪ >> remember, miley left her house in the city to move in with hemsworth near the ocean in malibu. a

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todd gordon, tradinganalysis.com. dan, do you like or dislike any of the stocks todd talked about?> i think it is interesting, the m in maga, microsoft obviously, it is a special stock relative to the maga cap names and has held the name. interesting, the alphabet, google, they never confirmed the highs made last year i will step on your nicely polished toes for a second, if you like alphabet after they reported a couple of weeks ago when the stock gapped up 10% and yesterday filled in the entire gap and today up about a percent, percent and a half, it is your opportunity to buy it because it is great support if you believe that the fundamentals carry through for the rest of the quarter. >> are you talking to tim or karen? >> really? >> mine are nicely polished. >> i don't know how you know about tim's toes, but up next we are rolling the dice and swiping right. we are dilling into wynn and match. if you are looking for yield, you are not finding it in the treasury market but we know where it is. we are going yield hunting that's ahead live from towns square in new york city, much

me now victoria defrancesco soto at university of texas austin and an msnbc political analyst, and toddchulte, president of forward u.s., business and tech leaders committed to meaningful criminal justice reform. victoria, let me start with you. at the first level, to me, what's striking here is a, the trump properties haven't been raided. b, the employers in mississippi apparently face no sanction. and c, when trump is acting as a person, he doesn't view these people as a threat at all. >> it's econ 101, chris, in terms folks come here to the united states to work, migrants come here, because there is a demand, because there is your trump organizations. there is your organizations in mississippi that need poultry processing workers. so there is a demand by the employers. that's why they're coming. if there wasn't a demand, they wouldn't come, and we actually saw that borne out, chris, if you remember in the height of the great recession, around 2009-2010 when we saw net migration from mexico actually result in negative. you had more people of mexican descent going back because there wa

because if they weren't here doing it, i don't know if americans would, chris. >> todd, you know, i was struck by this little news item, the clarion ledger and other people reported, that the very same food processing company, koch, had just paid a $3.75 million discrimination lawsuit that they had settled. the workers and the eeoc alleged they had subjected hispanic and female employees to harassment. one of the problems is that there are immigrants working. it's the very fact that they are undocumented makes them rife for exploitation and abuse. >> that's right. i think it's really important to have the conversation we should be having here. obviously, if the president is willing to hire people who are undocumented, he should be willing to put them on a pathway to citizenship. we shouldn't be having a conversation about who does and doesn't. we shouldn't have a conversation about how to train a bus driver to know whether or not they have to wait to see if a parent is home when they drop a kid off. there are 11 million people here. they're undocumented. is no good enforcement regime. w

so much to watch, todd. thank you for your insight. >> thank you, jackie. >> we love having you on. point we're watching the dow trading higher by 54 point right now. [closing bell rings] trading up most of the day in negative territory. managing to eke it out just in the final seconds here. the s&p 500 trading higher by two. the nasdaq is lower to the tune of 13 points but still a positive week. that is going to do it for "the claman countdown." connell mcshane. deirdre bolton, pick it up for "after the bell." deirdre: thank you, jackie. trade fears weighing on wall street. stocks mixed at close, the end of the day, the week, the month. trade relations it is there, it is present. ails changes. connell: if we're way up we're optimistic. if we're way down we're worried. a little bit of both. [laughter]. the dow up 29 at the close. that's not bad, right? deirdre: we'll take it. connell: we'll take any kind of a gain. we were up 150 some odd earlier in the session. that is how we close things out. deirdre: s&p 500 fighting for in

todd: i think so. there are still issues to be workco out.we havatant commands that are in charge of ongoing operations andhe geographic commands are each given a different section of the world. central command is supposed tott manage things middle east. this will be managing things in outer space. laura:odd harrison, thank you so very much for joining us. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching "bbc world news america." announcer:ng for this presentation is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and byontributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ...is just up here. that's where... man: she took me out to those weapons. i think we're off to a great start. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruf good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: the winds er the water. the u.s. mainland rushes to preparas hurricane dorian picks up speed over the atlantic. then, on the ground in el salvador. the