. >> reporter: as the storm unapologetically strikes here claiming lives and destroying communities in florida. >> that way you knew it was safe to turn. i checked the radar. >> reporter: hurricane irma doesn't intimidate the hurricane hunters. for them it's just another assignment headed towards danger. 'l penetration. >> reporter: they're here to collect data about irma's speed, pressure and path. scientific equipment is dropped into the hurricane and information instantly comes back to help forecasters warn people on land about the severity of what's on the way. >> when i'm up here doing my job, i'm saving lives and that's so humbling. >> reporter: this team deals with questions in concerns from loved ones about why they do what they do. >> tell my mom that i got the job for the first six months i think she wasn't very happy about it. >> are you crazy? what are you doing? flying into a hurricane? he said we go right through them. >> reporter: flying four times into the eye of the hurricane, the air force reserve escapes danger repeatedly over and over and over again. >> i thought ab

market and michael o'leary the boss said we may have got pay a bit on the low side but he was unapologeticnt, being precious. glorified taxi drivers he called then. he has been a pretty blunt person and he has through it because the business model tends to work. if there was a threat to the business model people... why isn't there a threat? customers and there is so much bad the press, we have seen it with ba, with united when that passenger was forcibly remove but people go back and buy the tickets. michael o'leary said my planes are full of people who said they would never fly ryanair again. people want to go from a to b. sometimes it is the only option. there is a bit of will lightning strike twice? do you remember when the guy said about his own product. ratner. he said it was rubbish. he was a ratner. he said it was rubbish. he wasa uk ratner. he said it was rubbish. he was a uk jeweller. ratner. he said it was rubbish. he was a ukjeweller. he ratner. he said it was rubbish. he was a uk jeweller. he went down. ratner. he said it was rubbish. he was a ukjeweller. he went downm that sit

he was unapologetic about citing democrats tweeting republicans, sorry but i have been hearing aboutepeal and replace for several years, didn't happen. republicans, another deal he cut with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, to raise the debt ceiling. claiming that would take away a important tool to reign in spending. >> if you can take some of that partisan bickering out of the process that is a good thing.>> some developments tonight on an investigation. special counsel robert mueller has asked to speak to 6 white house officials of the initial statement donald trump junior issued about his meeting with a russian attorney in 2016. >>> reports out of washington indicate president trump is to apply new pressure to korea. a painted draft of a resolution the -- it calls for an oil embargo and a partial naval blockade of north korea. another report says the president had -- has given an order to the pentagon to shoot down a korean missile moving towards the mainland. >> they like the sound of this, sort of vulgar you know, sticking it to the north koreans. they like that because they know

it is standing up for america and unapologetic. where jeff flake has been on the so many outside issues. he faces kelly. >> lou: he is inexplicable. another group that is inexplicable, the nfl. the 1600 players and ownership and management taken leave of their senses. their own by laws call for them to stand on the sidelines with the helmets on in their left hand and hands over their heart. we haven't heard about punishment or discipline. it is appalling what we are watching. >> it is selective enforcement of their own rules because so many people in law enforcement remember when the nfl forbade the dallas cowboy for honoring the cops that were killed in the ambush that was sponsored by black lives matter relevant cops. so many of the owners and players that go along with sheep and with the kneeling gesture. it stems from collin kaepernick who wore socks that depicted cops as pigs and a t- shirt ofifiedel castro and praised the education over americas. this man is insane and people are not understanding what the gestures are endors

it is standing up for america and unapologetic.na where jeff flake has been on the so many outside issues. he faces kelly. >> lou: he is inexplicable. another group that is inexplicable, the nfl. the 1600 players and ownership and management taken leave of their senses. their own by laws call for them to stand on the sidelines with the helmets on in their left hand and hands over their heart. we haven't heard about punishment or discipline. it is appalling what we are watching. >> it is selective enforcement of their own rules because so many people in law enforcement remember when the nfl forbade the dallas cowboy for honoring the cops that were killed in the ambush that was sponsored by black lives matter relevant cops. so many of the owners and players that go along with sheep and with the kneeling gesture. it stems from collin kaepernick who wore socks that depicted cops as pigs and a t- shirt ofifiedel castro and praised the education over americas. this man is insane and people are not understanding what the gestures are endo

how he made his living when he tells me over television the past three months to be solid and unapologetic and he's proud of that and proud of attacking my wife. there is a guide. in the campaign. >> this will be your concluding remarks. >> i don't think that god is just on your side or my side. but the president is on my side. [applause] so what you just said of the of loyalty and friendship that was being manipulated by mitch mcconnell. i met him 67 months ago and to suggest the president of the united states a man who is changing the world is being manipulated? that is insulting. he is not being manipulated by anyone. there is a reason for that and if anybody understands that without being influenced then you just misread him. >> we actually were head to head in a case to have a passion for the law enforcement he may not remember it was terrible but really the reflex on judgment because as my time winds down because this is some port and. we'll people respect to the of president favorable leave whenever anybody tells him. and then to make those decisions freely. and we will have a histo

in which players across the league expressed their opinions after president trump defiant and unapologetic sparked a national fire storm with these words. >> when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. he's out. he's fired. >> reporter: the president saying it's not about race, but tonight some of his own friends joining the list of critics including quarterback tom brady. >> i disagreed with what he said, and thought it was just divisive. >> reporter: but this image going viral, too. the army vet who served three tours of duty in afghanistan could be seen just outside the tunnel on sunday his hand over his heart while his teammates stood behind. tonight villanueva clarifying his actions, saying he didn't mean to throw his teammates under the bus. >> what we sort of did was butchered our plans. >> reporter: the white house stood by his remarks saying it's a always appropriate for the president to defend the flag. >> well, abc 7 news reporter alissa herringten continue oz our news coverage with how some people who are not even old enough to

. >> we are unapologetic, we're just redefining what it means to be a brand. >> reporter: disrupting future of how compani jo link kent, nbc news, san francisco. >>> after harvey's destruction. ♪ close to thee >>> from celebrities on ordinary people. some are offering muc, somesi economy. it seems every day there's something creating tension. >> but in the midst of everything going on nbc's morgan wolfe found young ladies determined to bring joy and smiles to a community in wisconsin. >> reporter: it's a morning routine for many. stopping into a coffee shop. >> monday his or miss, tuesdays hit or miss, wednesday are pride the highlights, because we have the old lady clan that comes down here. >> ten ladies go to dunkin' donuts every wednesday at 9:00 a.m. >> good morning over there. >> led be the fierce. >> it's a woman's world, i think, and we're here to prove it. >> they're naughty. >> wake up after a small coffee. >> they order the coffee with a splash of sass, and head ts >> reporter: where the real fun begins. >> we like to wave people and make people happy. >> honk honk. yeah.

. >> a press conference president donald trump was unapologetic. >> to meet the nfl situation is a very important situation. i heard that before about was i preoccupied? not at all. all i do is work and to be honest with you, that is an important function of working is called respect for country. >> many people -- players have been kneeling during the national anthem. fox reporter has more from washington. >> reporter: protest continuing along the nfl sidelines. president donald trump kicking off this tuesday tweeting the nfl has all sorts of rules and regulations. the only way out for them is to set a rule that you can't kneel during a national anthem. >> people can express themselves as they see fit. >> reporter: the dallas cowboys linking arms and kneeling and the standing for the national anthem including the teams owner. the arizona cardinals also joined arms monday night but did not kneel. the president donald trump tweeting i was loud as i've ever heard. great anger. he later tweeted they all stood up for the national anthem. big progress being made. all this after president dona

with all this he blistered me on television for three months now, solid, unapologetically, and he is proud of attacking my wife. but there is a god and there is a god in heaven that is in this campaign. we look forward to september 26th, coming soon. that is all i have, thank you. >> moderator: this will be your concluding remarks. strange: my opponent i have to say to him with all due respect, i don't god is just on your side. i don't god is just on my side. i he is on both of our sides, he's on the president's side. 10, the president is on my side. [applause] >> the president is on my side. what you just said shows lack of understanding of the president, his character and determination and loyalty and friendship. you just said he was being manipulated by mitch mcconnell. i met mitch mcconnell six or seven months ago. i stood up to him on many occasions. to suggest the president of the united states, the head of the free world, a man who is changing the world is being manipulated by mitch mcconnell is insulting to the president, absolutely insulting to the president, that is why he

what i'm very unapologetically on national television is that donald j. trump is a white supremacist. >> that's all i needed to know because i know that the current thing on the left is to label the president as a white supremacist. it's so absurd. he doesn't take these fights based on skin color. he's picking it on the belief that standing up for your country is the patriotic thing to do. i'm going to agree with you that the players have the right not to but you'll agree that the fans have the right not to go to the game because they don't want politics mixed in with their entertainment. >> every time at halftime we have soldiers and salute wars of aggression, every time we sing a national anthem and engage in militaristic talk during the football game, we are engaging in politics. colin kaepernick didn't introduce politics in the nfl. the debate isn't about whether the fans come and go, it's about whether or not donald trump did something improper. >> mark, let me ask you this. you just called the president a white supremacist right here on our air. and

he was unapologetically black.so quite possibly of anyone i've ever met or known the most comfortable in his own skin. >> and that really rings true for those who knew him and loved him. he was so authentic. he --i really think didn't say anything he didn't mean. everything came from the heart and that's why people always felt special in his presence. everyone felt like that person was the only person in the room. >> they said that at the service yesterday. incredible force, presence. craig made a good point about him setting the example and then sort of wanting to live up to the example that he set for those of us, you know, who would not have been in this business. that spanned more than 40 de des at the station. >>> turn to news 4 your health this morning. new this morning, cancer research has taken nine steps forward. the seventh annual cancer progress report released today discusses the nine new cancer therapies that have been approached by t approved by the fda. two of them, immunotherapy and precision medici

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i can't think of another issue this year on the mainstream media has been so fully and unapologeticallyrump and in favor of preserving an obama program. joining us now, fox news analyst howard kurtz. nice to see you. do you get the feeling that the media loves dreamers and the daca program, or did they love this story because it makes for such a wonderfully personal articles when they go find a dreamer who is doing while who's not worried? >> there's something to that, but there is also a lot of compassion for these 800,000 younger immigrants brought here illegally by their parents. for all the negative coverage this year against president trump, he's been called words like cruel, heartless, racist, and the media also kind of brushing aside that obama's executive order was never meant to be anything but temporary. and the last one he four hours, the coverage has been the president has been sending mixed signals saying he loves the dreamers and now today they have nothing to worry about. >> leland: he's saying he may revisit this if congress is unable to act. there was that deadline from

i can't imagine how this country was actually colon iced and settled but for an unapologetic love affair right. >> where that went, i do not know. >> automation, it's something that i can tell you i talk to folks who are afraid of this, not for themselves, for their kids, because they just -- they are scared there aren't going to be good middle class jobs in the next 20 years between look at what's happening in the retail sector and if we really have automated drivers and you get rid of driving as a job, what kind of crisis are we facing in the next generation, mike? >> well, if in fact that's how we set the table, i would say the crisis is real and large. but i don't think it's going to happen. and i'm not an expert, but i think you're talking about something an old professor of mine called the displacement theory. and in our industry it basically said that radio was going to displace newspapers and that sin ma was going to display radio and that tv was going to displace -- it doesn't. it changes it. so i do think there are going to be middle class jobs 20 years from now, i just don't k

this is during a segment from a madonna's song called, "unapologetic bitch," and part of my time betweenehearsed the choreography, because i didn't want to make a fool of myself in front of madonna. >> seth: of course not. >> i was practicing alone in my apartment. that's madonna there. i'm undulating at madonna. [ light laughter ] so, then it happens, and they say, are you ready? i sort of go, ah. i just make that noise. ah. because there are 22,000 people in the auditorium. >> seth: sure. >> and then they gave me a gentle push. performance mode kicked in. those three years of classical training, seth. >> seth: yeah, they paid off. >> were, for that moment. >> seth: and it looks like here you're screening, and holding two bananas. is that accurate? [ laughter ] and let me just say, this is exactly what i wanted the image of you on stage with madonna. [ cheers and applause ] >> the mouth, the mouth is open so wide. >> seth: yeah. >> the jaw had unhinged like a snake. >> seth: well, just congratulations on that, and congratulations on "top of the lake," such a fantastic show. jane campion

and he's being unapologetic at this point.of these reports were bs, excuse me lang. and he said that, look, these were appropriate flights. he was trying to get to ta rural part of the country there. so di do not believe that any o these three are on the cups like tom price. but i can tell you that the president was pretty clear in saying there will be no more private travel like this in less than unusual circumstances of here. so yes tom price is being made an example. but had more flights. >> first eight or nine months in the trump administration is like a wedding in how much people in the trump administration do not end of leaving the room at the end of it. at some point i do have to wonder if you are looking at, here's a list. that's not just a small list. steve bannon, i can't see everybody in this. oh, that's d urubke. flynn. and dr. tom price. that doesn't include all the members of the national security counsel who have been ousted since flynn left. does it at some point make it difficult for trump administration to hi

as unapologetic bold conservative who believes in conserving things i'm a conservist i believe being a good stewart of the world, air, and whale and owl i'm a conservist but i believe conserving other things tried and test and more enduring truth those ideas that have been tested by time and confirmed by reason and validated by experience. and given to us by revelation evident truths endowed to us by who -- somebody bigger and better than you or me. the permanency, of those things that should be conserved as a conservative ironically today i'm more classically liberal than my left of center counterpart. because i believe in a good robust exchange of ideas. i believe in the power of the debate. i believe that there's a right answer and wrong answer at the end of the hour. at the end of the lecture and end of the argument and i think that truth is the judge not you not me, not power, not politics not the pundit not the professor, not the priest and not the pastor i believe truth is the judge of the debate that liberates me. to engage rather than confines me -- i'm more liberal. than th

he was unapologetic about siding with democrats, tweeting: again, urging publicans to insert the filibustere. but a new concern for republicans, another deal the president cut wednesday with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, looking to abolishing the process to erase the debt ceiling. the republicans say that could do oil with an important tool to do away with government spending. >> if you can take some of the partisan bickering out of the process, that's probably some of the good thing. >> more coming up on the steve bannon interview on "60 minutes," complaining that the republican leadership is out to torpedo the president's agenda. >> they do not want donald trump's populace, economic agenda to be implement it. it's very obvious. speed >> also revealing the billy bush incident was a true test of who was with trump and who wasn't. >> bill bush, to me, was a litmus test. billy bush saturday show me who really had donald trump's back to play those better angels. >> among the people who fan and said who did not have his back? new jersey governor chris christie. that we can cost him a cabinet

of it i just can't believe it's coming from the guy who made twitter and he is not only being unapologetic about it he's well i think philosophical and being just as smug as ever he's even smug about the thing he made after twitter a website called medium where anyone in the world can pretend to be a writer and spout off an ad it is well over one hundred forty characters. that is the new habit that members of the media have acquired to completely get this straight the media well not only themselves accountable by refusing to see their own. collusion and until they do they'll continue to earn the moniker of fake. on the trial that we have spent countless hours poring through documents that tell the story about the ugly side of. corporate media everything uses to talk about these car companies i'm going to paint a clear picture about how disturbing council for conduct is be a mom these are stories that you no one else can tell my parents or your host of america. question. it. just so. the million dollars ario filling in for free and this is broadcasting around the world from right here in wa

i'm glad you set unapologetic. i said to one of your colleagues in the house who got bullied again.line from the left would be this is a tax cut for the rich. and yet now without the highest rate would be 35%, now there is a buzz in the air and that a millionaire's tax or to take the highest earners at 239%. would you vote no on that? >> we will have extensive negotiations and we are not close to this passing. it will take a couple months to hatch out and get consensus. we will get it done. we've got to get it done. but it will take some time. this is being unveiled. this is one proposal. in the senate with a very narrow majority. 52 republicans. we've got to get at least 60 to support it. there is going to be a lot of give-and-take. if we focus on growth, simplicity, fairness, that's how we get 50 together. >> to bury this point, the republican party, the republican party has, the republican party sent out, the republican party sent out to about three tax brackets. but when it comes out today will save three tax brackets, but maybe a fourth with the highest earning households. can

idea that he would be the one to say things that nobody else was willing to say, and he would be unapologetic about it in order to protect the american people. no doubt the voters who voted for him liked this speech. it's what they wanted to hear. how was the rest of the world taking it, though? >> two minds on this, because it was so tough in the rhetoric, so insulting to north korea's leader, and no one in the civilized world supports what the north korean regime is doing. that said, is it smart? is this the way to approach north korea? if you believe that he's a rationale actor, wants the survival of his regime, wants to keep his nuclear program and general clapper, the former head of national intelligence said after visiting pyongyang he's not going to give up his nukes. we just have to learn to deal with this. the best we can get is a freeze, some kind of accord with verification. and they cheated in the past. so this is complex, but is it smart to not have an approach to negotiations? and that's what critics of the speech would say, that it is, as well as threatening to walk away from t

and i have to do it in an unapologetic way. have others, you know, whether we call it donald trump, they're speaking their minds in a very unapoll jettic way so we have to do the same and we have to protest strong. like we can't walk both sides of the fence. we have to say what we mean. and of course i'm a nice guy. i love everyone. but i'm always going to speak towards injustice. so that's ultimately it. >> you make a great point because the president speaks his mind. makes no apologies about it. people fire back they're out of line but here's the president from the tarmac earlier. fielding questions from reporters. take a listen. >> [ indiscernible ]. should the players who kneel down today be fired? >> well, i think it's disrespectful to our flag and country so i think the owners should do something about it. there was great solidarity. i watched a little bit. i was not watching the games today believe me i'm doing other things. but i watched a little bit. and i will say that it was tremendous solidarity for our flag and for