u.s. customs computer network goes down. new york, los angeles, dallas, all affected. long lines stacking up. >>> the subway scare. and tonight, the manhunt. after authorities discovered three suspicious devices in new york city. two left in a subway station during the morning commute. now authorities asking the public, have you seen this man? >>> the autopsy is in. the jail cell death of jeffrey epstein. what the medical examiner has now concluded. >>> fear factor. president trump warning voters the economy will crash without him. saying, quote, "your 401(k) will go down the tube," and you may hate him but have no choice but to vote for him. >>> six hours on the tarmac. the nightmare for passengers on a delta plane at an airport complaining about inhumane conditions before a brawl broke out. police boarding the plane. >>> and man versus mother nature. the close call for kayakers when a huge piece of ice collapsed. >>> and good evening. it's great to have you with us on a busy friday night. tom llamas in for david. several developing stories as we come on. we begin wit

u.s. customs and border protection tweeted the computers are back up and running. "the effective systems are coming back online and ralphers are being process the." cbp will continue to monitor the incident. we spoke to several customers that had to wait. and this is what they had to go through. >> the biggest line i'vever seen. really long. went all the wait pretty much to the plane and they had us hold about 30 minutes before we got off the plane. said nobody could get off because the system was down. we're picking up relatives from germany and we just texted them just a few minutes ago. it has been like 2 1/2 hours since they got off their plane. he told me it's still going to be another half hour. we're looking at about three hours. >> now, let's keep in mind travelers were being processed which led to those people having to wait in line for a long time. a spokesperson said the system issue did not lead to any flight delays here at sfo and, of course, we've seen that many people had who wait and many people were aggravated for. the u.s. customs and border prote

u.s. customs and border protection apprehended or encountered nearly 475,000 families, 91st percent crossing unlawfully -- 95% crossing unlawfully. soughtmonth of may, we 88,006 hundred 30 members of family units arrive at our border, four times the record in the last major search. as i have testified and experts throughout this administration and leaders from previous administration's have explained, the driving factor for this crisis is weakness in our legal framework for immigration. human smugglers advertise and micro to know well that even if they cross the border illegally, arriving with the child meant that they will be released into the u.s. to wait for court proceedings i can take five years or more. this key gap in immigration comes from a 2015 reinterpretation of the settlement agreement, an agreement no more than two decades old by a federal district court judge. this reinterpretation, which apply for the first time the requirements to accompany minors has forced the government to release families into the country after just 20 days. incentivizing legal entry, adding to the growi

u.s. customs and border protection apprehended or encountered nearly 475,000 families, 91st percent crossing unlawfully -- 95% crossing unlawfully. in the month of may, we sought 88,006 hundred 30 members of family units arrive at our border, four times the record in the last major search. as i have testified and experts throughout this administration and leaders from previous administration's have explained, the driving factor for this crisis is weakness in our legal framework for immigration. human smugglers advertise and micro to know well that even if they cross the border illegally, arriving with the child meant that they will be released into the u.s. to wait for court proceedings i can take five years or more. this key gap in immigration comes from a 2015 reinterpretation of the settlement agreement, an agreement no more than two decades old by a federal district court judge. this reinterpretation, which apply for the first time the requirements to accompany minors has forced the government to release families into the country after just 20 days. incentivizing legal entry, adding to t

u.s. customs and immigration services when the correct name for that agency now is u.s.ting two different things and saying the name of that agency wrong because of what its name used to be back in the day. i apologize for having said that wrong. i will try to never do it again. see you again tomorrow. time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel, thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> last night on this show i discussed information that wasn't ready for reporting. i repeated statements a single source told me about the president's finances and loan documents with deu

u.s. customs earlier today caused major delays. this is a look at long lines at dullea and ohare airports. than goinge've come into san fr times. >> it was just really, really long. >> we are backed up all the way almost to the terminal where we were reported due to this computer glitch. u.s. customs says it appears the cause of the problem was not malicious. >>> president trump apparently dined with a silicon valley mogul tonight, tim cook. the president tweeted earlier today that he and the apple ceo will be having dinner together. he also said apple will be spending lots of money in the u.s. the president and cook have met several times over the last year. the second part of the tweet relates that apple has spent $60 billion on a supplier. but that's one of the president's primary issues, apple is not commenting on the president's tweet from ahead, n about jeffrey epstein's death. the autopsy report just released. we are going to tell you what we've learned. >>> plus, the trans-america pyramid up for sale. you better be prepared

u.s. customs and border protection deemed him in admissable more detail here the student says upon arrivalin america an immigration official questioned him for hours about his religious beliefs and friends of online activity as part of the interrogation further he says he was ordered to unlock his father's computer which were then examined for hours now while the border officer did allegedly find anti us posts on his contacts social media accounts his own pages he said didn't contain anything critical of washington. i have no single post on my timeline discussing politics the agent said that she found people posting political points of view that opposed the us on my friend list i responded that i didn't like share or comment on them and told her that i shouldn't be held responsible for what others post in a statement to al-jazeera u.s. customs and border protection said only that joey was banned for mentoring based on information discovered during the inspection and the story but harvard spokesman said tuesday that the university is working closely still with the students family and furthe

u.s. customs and border protection deemed him inadmissible now the student says that upon arrival in america an immigration official questioned him for hours about his religious beliefs and friends online activity seems as part of the interrogation he says he was ordered to unlock his phone and computer which with an exam and for which he says while the border obviously did actually find and a u.s. post on his contacts social media accounts he says his own pages didn't contain anything critical of washington. i have no single post on my timeline discussing politics the agent said that she found people posting political points of view that opposed the us on my friend list i responded that i didn't like share or comment on them and told her that i shouldn't be held responsible for what others post while in a statement to our viewers here u.s. customs and border protection said that a job it was banned from entering based on information discovered during the inspection and quote meantime a harvard spokesman though said tuesday that the university is working closely with the student family and t

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u.s. customs and border protection said that only a jew i was banned from entering place that informationdiscovered during mean spec sion harvard spokesman said on said on tuesday that the university is working closely with the students family and your forty's so that ismael can join his classmates in the coming days the university's president has previously criticized the trumpet ministrations visa restrictions and so-called muslim ban which last year saw $37000.00 applications rejected we spoke to a palestinian journalist ramzy both about the case. it's a very dangerous precedent it's not something that only palestinians or arabs should be worried about but i think everyone else including americans should be worried about it as well but it's also part of the larger trajectory of anti palestinian measures that have been taken by this administration for years only a few days prior to what happened with ismail at joe we wasn't the state department has removed any reference to palestine or the palestinian authority from its page this is also a continuation of the crackdown on any aid that i

u.s. customers, so far there have been virtually none. the only impact is we have collected almost $60 billion from china. but things that may have an impact on people, things that are related, but it will not be relative to the christmas shopping season. he is a very highly respected pundit. he is a big trump fan. that was from him. plus he is a man with half a million followers, a lot of followers. wants toow, bill barr do an entire investigation into the whole matter. what happens, he has been going on for a long time, the whole epstein episode. investigation by attorney general barr, he is handling that. the retweet was from somebody, he very respected -- a very respected conservative pundit. questions]sking president trump: i want a full investigation, and that is what i absolutely have demanded. that is what our attorney general, our great attorney general is doing. he is doing a full investigation. is a veryong thing tough situation, very tough. we will see what happens, but i'm sure it will work out. i hope it works out for everyb

u.s. customs computer system went down. john is life at uso. >> of the passengers were exhausted. they had come off the long international flights only to find when they got here the so backed up and it was because of the computer glitch. >> relief is an understatement for many who got through immigration friday. >> nobody told us what to do. i didn't know what was going on. the line was so long, we had to wait. >> 1:30 p.m. passengers found themselves in a massive back up. >> they were saying it was a computer glitch, it wasn't work. after a 13 hour flight i was not expecting that. >> we were able to get out but it was a long queue for hours. >> the computer outage impacted systems nationwide. frustrated engers posted photos. the immigration officers were able to access security databases but had to manually process incoming passengers. >> we were told we couldn't get off the plane because the queues were so bad. >> the delays were so long airport staff had to remove bags from the carousels, passengers had to search through long lines of luggage. outside the custom screening area

u.s. customs service. what happens next is that those companies try to pass that tax increase, that tariff forward to consumers, and that's why we've seen if you actually separate out the prices of goods that face tariffs and those that don't, we've actually seen prices increase more significantly on the goods facing the tariff. there is no question that this has always been the case. and in fact, you and i have talked about it before. what's new today, as you say, trump finally blinked and admitted himself. there is a bunch of equivocating language in there, but it's not worth listening to that at all, because the fact of the matter is u.s. companies pay tariffs. they then try to pass those tariffs forward to u.s. consumers. >> if i tried to say -- be really magnanimous and give me the argument for trump continuing to say that the chinese paid that $60 billion, what would that argument be? >> well, that's actually an important piece of the puzzle, because it's not like these tariffs are good for china or

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u.s. customers, so far there have been virtually none. the only impact is we have collected almost $60 billion from china. compliments of china. just in case it might have an impact on people, what we've done is delayed it so they won't be relevant to the christmas shopping season. reporter: [inaudible] he's a highly respected conservative pundit. he is a big trump fan. that was from him. plus, he is a man with half a million followers, a lot of followers. he's respected and as you know, bill barr wants to do an entire investigation into the whole epstein matter. what happened, he has been going on for a long time, the whole epstein episode. i know it is under investigation by attorney general barr, he is handling that. the retweet -- which is what it was, a retweet. it was from somebody, he very respected -- a very respected conservative pundit. [reporter asking questions] j. tatel: basically -- what weump: basically, are saying is we want a new investigation. i want a full investigation, and that is what i absolutely have demanded. that

u.s. customers. germany could spend 50 billion euros in an economic crisis. that is according to the finance minister, who has put a number on the stimulus. fears of a recession pushing berlin to consider suspending its balanced policy. have the firepower to use that money. we have been lowering our debt to below 60%. >> we heard recession is entirely feasible with a contraction any third order a possibility. -- thed the government government does have the money. it is running a surplus. if it does decide to spending is needed, the cash can be found. ministerly, the prime announced he is going to resign. attacking the premier. sitting next to him. calling the decision to spark a political crisis care responsible. by personal ambition. >> he is going to resign in a couple of hours. he is going to hand his resignation to a president. this.ow, he will start what next? there isave to see if a chance to form an alternative majority. if he does not see those chances, it will go to the next election. he will name a new prime minister. form a government. >> the five-

u.s. customs service, u.s. districts courts, u.s. for service. i mention there are 89 federal agencies we hold records for. this is a drop in the bucket. these are the agencies we maintain most of our records for. we can't search for them. they are not arranged by topic or subject, ok? not arranged by topic, subject matter, anything like that, not like you would find in a library to read for example, records relating to the second many war -- there were .ecords at that time we keep the records in the original order. see whatway we can they were doing during the and the maintenance of those records. again, your topic is research. it may be covered by many different federal agencies. i will show you that later. breakdown.re each federal agencies will have records created by a certain federal agency. each agency may have different for creators. we call an officer in agency creators because they create the records. they may have dozens of collections. the immigration, naturalization ins, they the old would have found this at every port of entry. even

u.s. customers that could end up footing the bill of trump's new tariffs from september 1st on americans may have to dig deep and their pockets when they buy textiles laptops and t.v. sets made in china has virtually all chinese products entering the american market will then be subject to import duties china says it's a retaliate many analysts fear the trait was poised to trigger i don't want spiral hurting everyone not just china and the us. you or me the u.s. tariffs are implemented china will have to take necessary countermeasures to firmly safeguard the core interests of the country and the fundamental interests of the people changing all the consequences will be to. can buy the u.s. . at the same time there's another trait water taking place that's worrying investors the one between 2 asian powerhouses japan and south korea people in seoul protested outside the japanese embassy as soon as the new saw fresh japanese export cups rich south korea and south korean president in described japan as a selfish nuisance and one of the consequences of. my own equivocally warned that the japanese

u.s. customers of huawei, particularly those that run networks that depend on one way equipment, and some suppliers to always japanese business. we are looking at google and its android software that allows google to keep updating huawei phones with new security patches and so on. this does not address the huawei's 5gtion of ambitions or the issue of sales by u.s. suppliers like intel and others to huawei for new products going into the future. they are still prohibited from doing that. this is a limited move. we need to be careful about over interpreting this. there is still a crackdown happening on huawei. the department of commerce added 46 new huawei subsidiaries to its blacklist today, but at least a temporary reprieve for some u.s. customers and a limited suite of suppliers. that is anid: important distinction. thank you so much. now let's go to carolyn in frankfurt. we had a report germany will move ahead, the finance ministers and 50 billion euros. what we know about what they are planning? carolyn: just a backup, we heard from the bundesbank earlier that they see the german econo

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u.s. customers from a ban. this comes as the trade war rages on with u.s.ech feeling the heat in anticipation of tariffs. taking his problems to the top. a move that is apparently impressed president trump. >> he's the one that is comey and that is why he is a great executive. and hire very expensive consultants in tim cook calls donald trump are. the only 1 -- whenever there's a problem, he will call. >> we spoke to the ark investment management who invests across the tech sector. this president want u.s. companies to succeed, so i've the of the day this is part of negotiations. so manyd, apple has interesting things going for it right now -- we are learning more about apple tv, apple pay. they are also changing the subject. >> as you consider where to put your money, are tariffs being factored into your consideration? some don't believe tariffs will ever hit that low even though there are threats. is it something you are thinking about? taxes, taxesbout provide incentives or disincentives. not having a tax is better than having attacks but we do think the

u.s. farmers or d delaying custom clearance on u.s. products coming into china. the president continuing to kind of taunt the chinese on twitter saying hong kong needs to be handled first before a trade deal gets done. that could lead talks between the countries here in the u.s. up in the air. even though trade delegation discussions could be stalled, the two leaders, president xi and trump have been keeping in touch by being pen pals. china's foreign ministry spokesperson says the two leaders have had phone calls but also write letters back and forth to each other. charles? charles: thank you very much. i want to bring in former democratic congressman from tennessee for more on this. you work on wall street. you know washington. you have an amazing deep experience on both sides of this. wall street is obviously look agent the trade war a lot differently than the heartland of america. i think what hillary said was critically important. we don't hear this enough that these two leaders are indeed in constant communication with each other. i think that should be mor

u.s. customers of huawei, particularly those who run rural networks that depend on huawei equipment.ome suppliers of the headset business. we are looking at google and its android software. this allows google to keep updating huawei phones with security patches. this is a limited move. we need to be careful about over interpreting this. there is still very much a crack down happening on huawei. the department of commerce added 46 new huawei subsidiaries to its blacklist today, but at least a temporary retrieve for some u.s. customers and limited suppliers. matt germany could spend 50 : billion euros in an economic crisis. that is according to the finance minister all off schultz, -- olaf schultz who has put a , number on the stimulus. fears of a recession pushing berlin to consider suspending its balanced budget policy. >> that is what germany spent in the last crisis. we now have the firepower to use that money. we have been lowering our debt to below 60%. >> we heard from the bundesbank today that a recession is entirely feasible with a contraction in the third quarter is possible.

u.s. customs by u.s. businesses when the goods enter our country. while most companies believe something should be done to level the playing field, many warning customers will bear the burden. foot weir will bear the burden. some running sneakers could spike from $150 to more than $187. iphones could see prizes rise $10 if apple decides to pass the cost to consumers. it will be a tough sell with corporate america saves about $100 billion a year because of tax cuts. either way, it hits bottom line. >> all right, thank you on a friday night. >>> in other news here tonight, the trump administration is formally withdrawn from an arms control treaty with russia. want treaty signed by ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev. and the u.s. says they violated the treaty. russia denies the claim >>> there is now reporting on the deadly rampage at a food festival in california. newly released 911 calls. and something else about the gunman and how he died. here is will carr. >> reporter: tonight, we're seeing and hearing the raw emotion that poured out just seconds

u.s. customs and border protection has observed a 49% increase in families apprehended. this year's increase is dramatic and family apprehensions have increased at an annual average of 72%. flores wasfore re-interpreted, the total number of families was 14,875. by august we have already seen more than 475,000 families apprehended. by eliminating the incentive to make the journey as a family, the rule will reduce the volume that is training are already limited resources and put children at risk. the scale of the crisis has -- ared us to ask amount lot from our border patrol agents and they have stepped up. it presides -- it provides them with well-deserved relief and allows them to dedicate their resources and time. rule will protect children by reducing incentives for adults, including humans draw -- smugglers to exploit minors, using them to beat the system and be released into the united states. far, we have identified 6000 migrants who have been fraudulently presented as members of family. conductedions have two pilot testing programs that have identified dozens of ca

this is expected to start live shortly at the u.s. custom and border security room live here on c-span2. >> ongoing security and managing crisis at our southwest border, publishing a final rule to implement the agreement. this year we've seen an unprecedented flow of family units primarily from central america coming through our southwest border. during the first ten months, u.s. border protection apprehended almost 495,000, and most crossed the border, three times more than any other fall record. may alone, 88630 family units arrive at our border, four times the last major surge. as i've testified and experts throughout the administration as well as previous administrations explained, the driving factor for this crisis is weakness in our system. they know if they cross illegally, arriving with a child they'll be release into the interior that could take five years or more. this gap comes from a 2015 review of an agreement more than two decades old by a court judge. this reinterpretation has generally forced the government to release familie

u.s. customs by u.s. businesses when the goods enter our country. while most companies believe something should be done to level the playing field, many warning customers will bear the burden. footwear officially one of the hardest hit categories, with 70% of all shoes sold in the u.s. coming from china. $150 running sneakers could spike to nearly $190. iphones manufactured in china could see prices rise $100 if apple decides to pass the cost to consumers. and these prices would rise if businesses choose to pass the cost to consumers but that's going to be a tough sell with corporate america saving about $100 billion a year because of tax cuts. either way, it hits bottom line. which is what is rattling investors, david. >> rebecca, thank you on a friday night. >>> in other news here tonight, the trump administration has formally withdrawn from an arms control treaty with russia. the landmark cold war era treaty signed by ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev in 1987. the u.s. blames russia. says they violated the treaty. russia denies the

u.s. customs and border protection agency has not determined the cause of the computer glitch. >> new information about the plane crash in tennessee involving dale earnhardt, jr. and his family. the national transportation safety boards is the twin engine plane bounced twice before skidding off the runway and busting into flames. everyone escaped the aircraft before the fire. amazingly they suffered only minor injuries, a collapsed landing gear likely caused the accident. >>> a list of the 50 safest cities to raise a child came out and three bay area cities made the cut. sunnyvale 47, pleasantton 30, and san ma wrong ramon was seven. >>> here's something we warn you about. the union city police department is issuing a reminder about leaving children alone in vehicle. a union city employee spotted a 1-year-old in a locked car outside the library. the person called the police. officers arrived just as the child's mother return toed the car. the baby was in the vehicle for 25 minutes. temperatures were in the high 80s. thankfully the little one was okay. >>> that is a really important reminder. it d

u.s. customs computers are back online.nwide glitch this afternoon caused major delays for international passengers. trying to clear customs. long lines formed around processing checkpoints for arriving passengers. those delays lasted several hours. travelers had no choice but to wait as custom officers had to manually process them. >>> wait until. we were all the way in the back.>>> it was so long. i'm so tired.>> they gave us. >>> customs and border protection said they are now looking into what caused the disruption. they don't believe it was caused by anything malicious. >>> the tracks on the busiest liner getting a much-needed makeover. the project is so big it is spilling over on the highway 24. andrea is live in lafayette where riders and drivers are bracing for this big weekend backup. two nights at 11 on the last bart trains are running through. that is when normal service in until they hope monday nor morning at 5 am on this bart ride next to me to lafayette station.>> reporter: you will not be hearing that sound

u.s. customers. so far they've had virtually none. the only impact, we've collected almost $60 billion from china, compliments of china. but just in case they might have an impact on people, what we've done is we've delayed it so that they won't be relevant to the christmas shopping season. >> trump's own trade rep filled in the details. the products affected include cell phones, laptop computers, video game consoles, certain toys, computer monitors, certain footwear and clothing. tariffs are passed on to consumers who pay the cost. the president has been pushing the opposite notion that somehow china would pay for the tariffs. >> they're pouring money into their system. they pour it in. and because they do that, you're not paying for those tariffs, china's paying for those tariffs. >> our people haven't paid, so we're taking in many billions of dollars. >> we're taking in billions and billions of dollars from china. >> they're paying us billions and billions of dollars of tariffs, which is fine with me. >> here's how our friends over

u.s. customs computer network goes down. new york, los angeles, dallas, all affected.ng up. >>> the subway scare. and tonight, the manhunt. after authorities discovered three suspicious devices in new york city. two left in a subway station during the morning commute. now authorities asking the public, have you seen this man? >>> the autopsy is in. the jail cell death of jeffrey epstein. wh

u.s. customs and border protection snipped out wood be drug smugglers. officers at the crossing in san diego seized nearly four tons of marijuana hidden in a shipment of spicy peppers. it was packaged up in 314 bundles but the plastic wrap wasn't enough to hide it smell. >>> hundreds of low income kids will get school supply kits. volunteers packed bags with supplies. the event hosted by the non- profit supply bank.org. >> this doesn't solve anything but it makes the first day of school brighter for a lot of kids and reminds them school is the place to build their future. >> organizers say more than 3,000 kits were assembled for kids in need. our special back to school coverage continues tomorrow morning with a makeover of alameda high school. kpix 5's jackie ward will give us a tour at 4: 4:30 a.m. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the hardest working man in show business. >> i have been here since this morning and i will be back next weekend too. the live view outside over the golden gate bridge. the antidote a heat wave. the low clouds are back. they are not

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u.s. customs by u.s. businesses when the goods enter our country then passed on to the consumer. china also delivering a blow to u.s. farmers announcing it has asked state-owned firms to stop buying u.s. agricultural products. overnight the u.s. treasury department labeling china a currency manipulator and saying it would work with the international monetary fund to, quote, eliminate the unfair competitive advantage created by china's latest actions. it's important to note that designating china as a currency manipulator could pave the way for more u.s. sanctions against the country, so investors definitely paying attention to this escalating trade war. janai and kenneth. >> we'll watch that as it could impact 401(k)s. mona there in washington, thank you. >>> now to the new information about the two mass shootings in texas and ohio over the weekend. 31 people have now died. >> here in new york overnight the empire state building was lit up in orange for gun violence awareness. and in ohio a vigil was held in the hometown of the man who gunned down nine people in dayton. police no

u.s. custom and border patrol computers are back online after being out on friday. as a glitch that led to long lines, travelers waiting to be protestersed processed at airports across the country. >>> u.s. president donald trump attacked a muslim member of congress after she turned down an offer from israel to travel to the west bank to see her grandmother. democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib said israels restrictions on her were quote, oppressive. mr. trump slammed talib on twitter calling her obnoxious. >>> protests are happening right now in hong kong. people on the move for an 11th straight weekend. what you're seeing right here, this is a pro-police demonstration that's taking place. pro-democracy demonstrations also taking place as well in hong kong. this live image there of what's happening there. more massive protests are planned for sunday. in the meantime, these pro-police groups continue to gather, and that's where we find kristie lu stout by phone joining us at the pro-police rally in hong kong. we see the scene here. what are people telling you? >> g

u.s. customs border protection airports at places such as lax, new york's jfk, chicago international, dallasn, slowing down the processing of thousands of passengers. now, cbt says it doesn't know what caused the outage but claims no indication of malicious intent was involved. however, however, law

u.s. customs and border protection says their systems are back online this morning. a crazy rush getting people where they need to go. >> still dealing with the ripple effect. big mess out there. >>> we start with the new details in the death of jeffrey epstein. the medical examiner releasing autopsy results as a third civil suit is filed following the accused sex trafficker's death. >> reporter: overnight jeffrey epstein's official cause of death revealed just as a new lawsuit is brought against him. after a careful review of all investigative material, new york city's chief medical examiner ruling the multi-millionaire died from suicide by hanging. sources tell abc news epstein who was awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges, sustained a broken hyoid bone in his neck. this as we learn two guards failed to do welfare checks every 30 minutes, later finding him dead in his manhattan jail cell a week ago. epstein's attorneys releasing a statement saying his safety was the responsibility of the mcc. we are not satisfied with the conclusions of the medical exam

u.s. customs and immigration services. henderson owned a home in this well map cured neighborhood in the upper lake shore section of oakland. the new owner told me he purchased it from henderson, said the home was in receivership tied to a previous case and made the purchase through the security and exchange commission who had control of the property. henderson is charged with 12 coup of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to commit offenses against the united states among other charges, too. andre senior, ktvu fox2 news. >>> a rodeo man has been arrested after authorities found drugs and cash and guns inside his home. the team known as case, says it seized 2 pounds of meth, three pounds of marijuana and heroin and cash from a home on california street in rodeo. the 32 year old was arrested and booked into jail. >>> half of the guns used in crimes in alameda county were not registered in california. the study released by the county says of the 862 confiscated guns used this imcrews only 50% were registe

u.s. marshal's office and given it to the customs and border patrol and i.c.e.udgets are now bigger and you showed the picture of the young girl whose father had been taken away and you questioned mr. morgan about whether or not the president wants to keep america safe. well they certainly didn't do it with domestic terrorism when everybody said this is a major problem and so the mass of america warned the president years ago that this focus on quote/unquote people who he calls criminals who just cross the border are more important than focusing on violent criminals that have killed us. it is a misdirection of our resources to keep us safe. >> let's turn to that in the couple minutes we have. both sides presented starkly different pictures of what's going on and their necessity. let's roll that. this is a clip from a question before. >> it serves as a very good deterrent. if people come into our country illegally, they're going out. >> after what just happened in el paso, when it was motivated by hate against immigrants and latino immigrants, a responsible leade

u.s. customs and border protection saying it is experiencing a temporary outage with its processing system at various airports of entry and is taking immediate action to address the technology disruption. the agency adding cpb officers continue to process international travellers with alternative procedures until systems are back online. passengers hoping for a better start to the weekend customs officials say that slowly across the country their systems are coming back to normal, but here in philadelphia things are pretty chaotic with long lines snaking their way around the airport sources tell nbc news there is no indication of terrorism or hacking, but it's still a huge disruption during this busy summer travel season peter. >> ron allen on the ground for us in philadelphia ron, thank you >>> there is more breaking news late today the new york medical examiner ruled that accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein took his own life that highly anticipated report putting to rest one key question, but leaving many more unanswered nbc's stephanie gosk explains. >> reporter: after a week ripe wi

u.s. customs. >> reporter: now in a series of tweets, the president insisting unlike others, our economy is strong. adding of course china wants to make a deal and blaming the federal reserve. saying china is not our problem. our problem is with the fed. what does it mean if you have been saving for the long term. your 401k still should be doing better than it was last year. >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> now to republican steve king in iowa, he is questioning whether humanity would exist without rap sberks incest. he made the comments defendingde abortion even in the race of race. >> what if it was okay and they pulled people out that were products of rape and insist, and the beginning population of the world left, considering all the wars and the rapes and pillage that has taken place. >> earlier this year, he was questioned about questions white nationalist and white supremacist e became offensive. >> breaking over night a plane in russia made an emergency landing in a field just after taking off. they say both engines shut down after birds got sucked into them. more than 20 people have be

u.s. customers. >> markets areg bouncck after a plunge but investors are wary as china threatens to retaliate>> i never said china was going to be easy, but it's not tough. they want to make a deal. >> dana: will discuss the president's move and concerns we are headed for a recession with white house economic advisor larry kudlow. then, montana governor and democratic presidential candidate steve bolick comes out swinging against the dnc. will ask the governor about his uphill climb to make the next debate stage, it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, new fox news polls show senator elizabeth warren surging. president trump is taking notic notice. >> iidocahtas thing and it looked like she was down and out. but that was too long ago, i should have waited, but don't worry. >> dana: we'll a our sunday panel whether biden's frontrunner status is in jeopardy. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again and fox news in washington. there are signs of calm after a turbulent week. president trump announced till delay tariffs on chinese goods in order to save holiday sales. that's a seamy c