l.a. already has all the videos in place as well as all went down. it goes along with the problems they've had a more recent years was only other places only the venues that are left over in rio. when you talk to eric garcetti. one of those venues where the soccer team placed on the street, he will tell you this is all positive for l.a. and it won't cost anything. take a listen. >> there is no city money that is going to fund this. the city will provide in different places, services which will reimbursed just as any like this will be reimbursed for the cost of operating. >> here's one of the new stadiums already being built, los angeles football club will play next year. also the football stadium being built here in southern california as well. basically the venues are already here. it's going to be about transportation and security. as for the money will go and they say sponsorships and all the other money is going to pay for that more with a lot of money going to youth sports. it really hope this all goes 11 years from now, we will find out right h

we'll bring you more updates from l.a. if we get them. meanwhile, cnn's jim acosta and chris cuomo are in a race to see who can deliver the more fiery editorial. weird since they are both hardened news men. we will bring you the latest in just a people would ask me in different countries that we traveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. >> tucker: cnn jim acosta embarrassed himself in public yesterday when he used his position as a white house correspondent to try to lecture steven miller at the white house about how american immigration law ought to be dictated by 100 word, 130-year-old poem. acosta is not the only reporter who has given himself over to full blown editorializing over there. today anchor chris cuomo posted this on facebook. w

we'll bring you more updates from l.a. if we get them. meanwhile, cnn's jim acosta and chris cuomo are in a race to see who can deliver the more fiery editorial. weird since they are both hardened news men. we will bring you the latest in just a >> tucker: cnn jim acosta embarrassed himself in public yesterday when he used his position as a white house correspondent to try to lecture steven miller at the white house about how american immigration law ought to be dictated by 100 word, 130-year-old poem. acosta is not the only reporter who has given himself over to full blown editorializing over there. today anchor chris cuomo posted this on facebook. we can't get enough. watch. >> immigration proposal embraced by the white house, would you make the cut, your ancestors? did they speak english? did they make enough money to pay for their healthcare were they high skilled laborers? do you agree with steven miller the policy advisor for the president who says that m.l. lazarus the poem promise signature of this country for so many generations

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between l.a. and paris. behind the scenes for a couple of months paris was going to get the 2024 games because of 100 year anniversary. l.a. seemed to be happy either way. they bid for 2024 but they got 2028. the longest preparation times the games have been given. 11 years to prepare and most of the stuff is in place. everybody happy locally. the president put out a statement as well. local leaders and athletes had this to say about the big announcement. >> unlike the old model where people tried to fit the olympics to the city, this is a model we're fitting the city to the olympics. >> for an athlete l.a. has everything you need at your best. incredible weather. great facilities and world's best fans, of course. >> incredible weather. it is raining in l.a. in august. interesting. the morning after the big announcement before i give it back to you the thing about l.a. that makes it different than most other cities everything will be in place. they don't have to build new stadiums. they have to increase secu

okay, jesse. >> jesse: let me get this straight -- north korea is about to throw a nuke at l.a. and people are worrying about it with the is going to be like in a hundred years? that's what they are worrying about right now. they are always so righteous. they never actually break the law because they are doing a public service. you can riot and be a democrat, destroyed evidence and be a democrat. it's always done for good cause. do i have that right? and then dan rather was fake news before there was fake news. this guy came in and tried to frame george w. bush with forged documents on the eve of the election. he got fired. that was the public service. bye-bye, dan. going back to the global warming thing, they leaked out that this is the warmest decade since 1500 years ago. you are saying in 500 a.d., we knew what the temperature was? a guy with a bow and arrow wrote down the temperature of the entire earth on the cave wall and that's the baseline for what our scientists today are working with? it doesn't make any sense. the weatherman can't even get the weather tomorrow, let al

i rescued him in l.a. >> eric: happy birthday. this morning i was in d.c. speaking to a group of amazing young people. check it out. young america's foundation. 300 chapters across the country, tens of thousands of college and high school aged conservatives. they are staunch conservatives. it was amazing. if you're interested, get involved. they own the reagan ranch. get involved in this group. wonderful group, some of the smartest questions i've had the last six weeks of touring with the book. it >> eboni: it's inspiring. i think sometimes the younger generation gets a hard time. many of them are engaged and excited. >> eric: one of the questions, i am a conservative on a liberal campus, what do i do? stand up and be proud. >> eboni: diversity of thought, we encourage that. this is interesting, a couple that got married, disputed a fee. the photographer, the blonde, they ended up trashing her business. for 13 years, they spent building a business. they trash it on all of the sites. she got awarded a million dollars for false, negative ads and things like t

. >> the olympics are coming back here to l.a. with the city of angels set to host the 2028 games. here is mayor eric garcetti making the announcement. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are here to make history. i am proud to announce the olympic games are coming back to the united states of america. [applause] in 2028, we are bringing the games back to l.a. >> but not everyone shares his optimism. >> i think it's a good thing and a bad thing. traffic is already heavy enough so maybe they should improve transportation to have less traffic. >> your local, what do you make of the. >> they compete so hard for these ympic games, but oft times they overpromise and under deliver. theyhink they will make a lot of money and they will make some money but by and large it's an expense. >> fair enough, very reasonable. >> final thoughts, i think we had to be careful not to include in our idea of elite, those people who are the pie-in-the-sky dreamers, the extravagantly rich so long as they're not depending for their success on government favors. americans traditionally admired achievement was reason

howie: chris tina, how is the "l.a. times" handling this. continue require's important to have reality. i raised this in one of our news meetings. what would you do in the events of a nuclear attack. how do you have approach this so people can inform themselves and take it home and into schools where people are asking the question. be as sober by the as you can and get the facts out there without being hysterical. no one wants to delight in this coverage. howie: all the people in the media who don't like president trump exaggerating it. so the same partisan sniping. but it's a serious issue. mollie: it is a serious issue. but we don't like to go back decades. we like to cover what's happening at the moment. going back to the 90s when jimmy carter went to north korea and worked out this arrangement. he kinds of sabotaged bill clinton in so doing. this is a story decades in the making and a regional issue that goes back even longer. when you make everything about trump you miss out on big, significant stories. howie: when you make everything a

howie: chris tina, how is the "l.a. times" handling this. continue require's important to have reality. i raised this in one of our news meetings. what would you do in the events of a nuclear attack. how do you have approach this so people can inform themselves and take it home and into schools where people are asking the question. be as sober by the as you can and get the facts out there without being hysterical. no one wants to delight in this coverage. howie: all the people in the media who don't like president trump exaggerating it. so the same partisan sniping. but it's a serious issue. mollie: it is a serious issue. but we don't like to go back decades. we like to cover what's happening at the moment. going back to the 90s when jimmy carter went to north korea and worked out this arrangement. he kinds of sabotaged bill clinton in so doing. this is a story decades in the making and a regional issue that goes back even longer. when you make everything about trump you miss out on big, significant stories. howie: when you make everything a

to the hills of tennessee ♪ from see to shining sea ♪ from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. ♪ ♪ where the pride in every american heart and's it's time we stand and say ♪ ♪ that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you ♪ ♪ and defend her still today ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ cause there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ god bless the usa ♪ >> wow. what a crowd. what a crowd. [chanting "trump" ] [cheers and applause] >> and just so you know from the secret service there aren't too many people outside protesting, okay. that i can tell you. a lot of people in here. a lot of people pouring in right now. whatever you can do fire marshal, we'll appreciate it. and i want to th

how are we allowing it to get to the point where they could hit l.a. or new york? can we do something in between? >> there's a lot we can do, but america is a administration, which failed to deal with this over the course of decades and they failed for a number of reasons. dismissing north korea, but also we have seen presidents put the integration of china in the international system above disarming north korea. and because of that, it the north koreans have been able to make a lot of progress as he pleased the chinese and keep them happy. this is been a mistake, i think historic importance. we are at a point where we have not, and this is going to be history looking back at us and say, how could you let this happen. we have not been willing to use all the elements of american power to protect the american people. >> trish: because we do not want casualties? we don't want anyone being hurt? >> we have had other priorities. we looked at where we were involved in the middle east, . >> trish: bigger issues. this one is allowed to fester, in a now is at a point, where

sick and tired of the elite consensus, elitism, the powerful people in new york and washington and l.a. telling them how to live their lives. the election really was a rejection of elites. they are striking back, they are emboldened by his response to charlottesville last week, that is why they are pulling up the cbo counsel, pulling their fund-raisers to try to get the president's bottom line, coming after him in other ways, they feel emboldened to speak up and get back at him. we saw it too on friday, kennedy center honoree said they would boycott president trump so on saturday president trump said he is not going to go to the kennedy center honors, the first time since 1978, the white house won't have a reception before the program and its in response to the celebrities in hollywood were boycotting him and that's part of this bigger pattern we have seen over the last week. >> jon: but he is still the president of the united states, the most powerful man in the world. newt gingrich says that with the new chief of staff in place, things could turn around at this white house. i want yo

these missiles are aimed at l.a. and san francisco. trump is trying to protect all f americans. not republicans, not democrats. the country needs to come together and face the real threat, not donald trump, north korea. >> greg: i want to bring up -- an elegant piece this morning. it's about time, just cutting it down a little. i'm kidding. he says, unless we decide what we want, we are negotiating for more negotiating and that gives time for your adversary to achieve their end. the question we have to ask is before you negotiate, what you want? what do we want? america doesn't want a war. >> dana: i think president trump doesn't want to be the president that allows president trump to be a nuclear rise to power. i think he knows what he wants for his presidency and what his responsibility is. no president would want to have that. he's not going to be able to pass this problem on in its current form to another t president. that happened under clinton, bush, and obama. in fact, on the first day they met, president obama told president-elect trump that the toughest problem i am lea

to the hills of tennessee ♪ from see to shining sea ♪ from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. ♪ ♪ where the pride in every american heart and's it's time we stand and say ♪ ♪ that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you ♪ ♪ and defend her still today ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ cause there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ god bless the usa ♪ >> wow. what a crowd. what a crowd. [chanting "trump" ] [cheers and applause] >> and just so you know from the secret service there aren't too many people outside protesting, okay. that i can tell you. a lot of people in here. a lot of people pouring in right now. whatever you can do fire marshal, we'll appreciate it. and i want to th

marianne rafferty joins us with more in our l.a. bureau. marianne: the nation was watching as people protest against a white fashion allist rally turned to brutal violence in charlottesville, virginia. a car proud of into a crowd killing a woman as she crossed the street. political leaders from both sides of the aisle quick to condemn the violence and vai os. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of bigotry and violence on many sides it has no place in america. what is vital is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives. marianne: the president facing criticism from both sides of the aisle for his reaction. specifically that he didn't mention the white nationalist movement in his tweets. senator marco rubio said it's very important for potus to describe events in charlottesville for what they are, a terror attack by white you presentists. the president has not addressed the criticism. he says he and mcauliffe agree the hate and division must end and must stop right now. house spe

to the hills of tennessee ♪ from see to shining sea ♪ from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. ♪ ♪ where the pride in every american heart and's it's time we stand and say ♪ ♪ that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you ♪ ♪ and defend her still today ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ cause there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ god bless the usa ♪ >> wow. what a crowd. what a crowd. [chanting "trump" ] [cheers and applause] >> and just so you know from the secret service there aren't too many people outside protesting, okay. that i can tell you. a lot of people in here. a lot of people pouring in right now. whatever you can do fire marshal, we'll appreciate it. and i want to th

we're live on the story in l.a. and why the change in numbers. good morning. >> bill, the numbers are backing up the president's rhetoric. more illegal immigrants are being ordered to leave and fewer are being allowed the stay. new numbers show those who left voluntarily or ordered to leave by a judge increased 31% from 43 to 57,000. under president obama many illegals here children here and parents of u.s. residents were allowed to stay. that number is dropping 21% from 20,000 in the first six months of last year to just 16,000 this year. an increase in judges, and those in prison closer to the border is one reason why. >> we've also revitalized the institutional hearing program that brings immigration judges to prison facilities to adjudicate the immigration status of criminal alien inmates while they're incarcerated. this results in much quicker deportation after these criminals serve out their prison sentences here in the united states. >> and bill what other dramatic change. prosecutorial description under president obama allowed 2,400 illeg

. >> once revered, the l.a. city council for trade columbus as a mass murderer, fdr first name to the second monday in october as columbus day in 1937, it became a federal holiday in 1971, l.a. is now the largest city in the u.s. to -- native americans who consider him a killer, dropping columbus day to cleansing the south of confederate symbols of oppression. >> we will no longer stand for indigenous -- celebrating someone who is responsible for setting in motion the greatest genocide and world history. >> i think the offense and charlottesville have shown us how much we need racial healing in this country, and racial healing will not happen in this country without native american people. >> columbus sailed for spain, italian-americans it say that columbus represents achievements of a man who brought arts and sciences to the new world, the new holiday simply substitute the one history for another. >> how can we on one hand support and the dignity and human rights of people while on the other hand replace one gr

i met john l.a., i think. correct for the denver broncos. i think john elway may have not come out. what a wide receiver, sammy. i met him. >> greg: i would save me. i met myself early. we used to go to car shows. my dad would take me to car shows. kent mccord and martin milner. come on people. adam 12. adam 12. i got autographs from both of them. >> greg: i have no idea who that is ha >> greg: you are like 12. a lot of tv stuff. famous talk. i will start with you with dana. what is your favorite childhood star and character? do not say "little house on the prairie."ar >> dana: but that was my favoriteteai show. >> mo: >> greg: what is a womano works or? >> dana: i like her. melissa francis. there was laura, the older one paid what was the middle one? >> greg: wow, this was her favorite show. >> dana: we would get dropped off on the bus at three, 40, in the show was atm 4:00. it was a 20 minute walk, so i would run. i would turn on just-in-time. because we did not have dvrs. jessica makes me want wyoming sounds really fun. sorry, dana. dukes of hazard. bo and luke. uncle jesse too.

marianne rafferty joins us with more in our l.a. bureau. marianne: the nation was watching as people protest against a white fashion allist rally turned to brutal violence in charlottesville, virginia. a car proud of into a crowd killing a woman as she crossed the street. political leaders from both sides of the aisle quick to condemn the violence and vai os. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of bigotry and violence on many sides it has no place in america. what is vital is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives. marianne: the president facing criticism from both sides of the aisle for his reaction. specifically that he didn't mention the white nationalist movement in his tweets. senator marco rubio said it's very important for potus to describe events in charlottesville for what they are, a terror attack by white you presentists. the president has not addressed the criticism. he says he and mcauliffe agree the hate and division must end and must stop right now. house spe

marianne rafferty joins us with more in our l.a. bureau. marianne: the nation was watching as people protest against a white fashion allist rally turned to brutal violence in charlottesville, virginia. a car proud of into a crowd killing a woman as she crossed the street. political leaders from both sides of the aisle quick to condemn the violence and vai os. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of bigotry and violence on many sides it has no place in america. what is vital is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives. marianne: the president facing criticism from both sides of the aisle for his reaction. specifically that he didn't mention the white nationalist movement in his tweets. senator marco rubio said it's very important for potus to describe events in charlottesville for what they are, a terror attack by white you presentists. the president has not addressed the criticism. he says he and mcauliffe agree the hate and division must end and must stop right now. house spe

l.a. 5900. new york 68 and washington, d.c. 6800 miles. does north korea have the ability to launch a missile into the atmosphere, allow it to reenter the atmosphere and still stay in one piece to deliver its payload? >> well, again the assessments indicate that they can -- they have a missile that has the range. whether they have the technology and the miniaturization to have a survival warhead enter back into the atmosphere and hit the target that they aim at is unknown to the public certainly. and i would argue that on the intelligence side it's an assessment, not a known fact. >> bill: what concerns you the most when you throw these ifs out there and you look at hawaii could be hit in 20 minutes or l.a. half an hour, chicago 40 minutes, likewise for new york city? >> not much time and certainly a surprise launch and attack would be the most worrisome. we can be rest assured, though, as a public that our military has the systems that can be effective against these launches. of course, a lot of systems have to work together in a complex

you're homeless in orange county or l.a. >> here's the question, in a way you could say that you have a new american economy emerging in texas and other sun belt cities and this is a more productive export oriented economy. the areas displace the centers of wealth and power on the coast? >> i'm not sure, we have a concentration of tremendous wealth particularly in silicon valley and wall street, we are not investing in the economy that will lead people towards upward mobility. now i think you see more of that in texas, more of it in tennessee, you see more of it in certain parts of the country, but fundamentally, the economy is becoming more concentrated, more dominated by a small number of people. >> the summers are going to take a huge hit in retail, suburban malls are going under, a lot of the stores are in bankruptcy, that's a hit on suburban community life which i think the decline of community in our country is another huge issue. >> but could be an opportunity, something we write about that we could build housing, one way to deal with the housing shortage is take the surging re

claudia cowan is tracking the story from our l.a. bureau. >> it's lucky no one was hurt because as many as 20 worshippers were inside that mosque when the bomb went off. police are investigating the pieces of the i.e.d. and searching for a motive and suspect. it happened just outside of minneapolis. just before the explosion at 5:00 a.m., saw something get flown from the car. another man saw a pickup truck speed out of the parking lot after the blast, which shattered windows and destroyed furniture. the iman was not there, but they were jolted awake by a loud bang. videos are being analyzed, as well as kren foale data and eyewitness accounts as part of a wide-ranging, federal, criminal investigation. >> we have agents, fire investigators, a lot of inclusi welcoming, and that's what we have to do. >> several groups are offering rewards and urging all mosques to step up security across the country. >> and you will keep us posted if there is an arrest. thank you for that. >> a new stage in the russia investigation. special investigator

." >> melissa: nancy pelosi and other top democrats holding a news conference in l.a. right knew better deal agenda. this as more and more democratic candidates are reportedly distancing themselves from pelosi ahead of the 2018 midterms. one congressional candidate in ohio saying we are overdue for a new generation of leadership. we have a remarkable opportunity in front of us and it'sç goingo take new thinking and new leadership to capitalize on it. another in georgia joking "president putin has probably a better approval rating in georgia for nancy pelosi." do you get it? several house democrats also calling for the house minority leader to step down after the party failed to win back house seeds in for a special electio elections. who wants to go first on this one? >> juan: i'll be glad to. i must say, i don't think it's any question that president putin has a better approval rating.ç the problem here is nancy pelosi is extremely effective among people in congress as a fund-raiser and as a leader. for example, i know paul ryan is oftentimes listening to conserva

have a better lay of the land, so democrats who might have to come in and spend a lot of money in the l.a. tv market on advertising. >> melissa: we've got a go, thank you so much. during your period? it's up to you, with tampax pearl. you get ultimate protection on your heaviest days, and smooth removal for your lightest. tampax pearl. and pocket pearl, for on the go. >> jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> sandra: fox news alert, a new strategy for afghanistan. president trump announcing his plan for america's longest war, vowing the u.s. will defeat the terrorists. the commander in chief insisting his approach is not nation-building and not "a blank check." this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, anchor of the intelligence report on fox business, trish regan, democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov is here and today's #oneluckyguy, former green beret and veteran of three tours of duty in afghanistan, ben collins. he is

before long, some of these guys may wind up in l.a. or long island, it is happening now. >> so they say what city they want to go to, whether it is new york or houston or los angeles, and we take them there. and we turn them over to sometimes gang members, sometimes kids who have very little control over these young people, and they are drawn into the gang. >> tucker: all week, we will breathe bringing you dispatches from our reporting in el salvador because ms-13 isn't just their problem now. >> tucker: we hear a lot more from that former gang member tomorrow night, it is kind of an amazing interview, he is speaking about killing thousands of people. the rest of the week, we will tell you more about how ms-13 gets to the u.s. and how they operate when they are here, we'll show you more in that detention center, the special series, "hunting ms-13", continues more this week. we want to keep you up-to-date on something that "the washington post"'s reporting, it is not clear how significant it is, but we promise you do make every other ch

for example, here in l.a. the jw marriott hotel right next to staples center was created through this same bill that jared kushner has utilized to create numerous of jobs and numerous investment vehicles. he has done nothing wrong and i think this is a fishing expedition that is going to end nowhere. >> molly: i have covered the program mentioned here, it essentially allows citizenship for foreign nationals to invest $500 million to invest in a big projects. is there any there there to thi this? >> it just because a business' subpoena doesn't mean the business did something wrong, this is new york attorney's office dealing with the project in new jersey. a client was located in the bronx which is the southern district and in the eastern district bought a case because the conspiracy started in the eastern district. it is interesting why new york is coming into this new jersey project. it's a very simple program, eb-5. if you are foreign national, you get a green card, especially in the united states. it's hard

according to the l.a. times, they were arrested for running at police. one of the most misleading news stories ever published. police say the two were not arrested but were rescued from dangerous protesters. not clear what happened. that's why we want joey gibson back. he joins us. a good friend of mine, a reporter covering you, called me after this happened and said he never saw anything like it. the violence erupted so far all aimed at you. there's police all around. why did none of them come to your aid as you were being beaten in the head and pepper-sprayed? >> we talked to quite a few police officers. most police officers join the fios because they want to help people out in these situations. there's people higher up not allowing them to do it. we didn't want to stand around and watch. we have mayors around california and the country using the police force for their own political gain. >> did you -- this is the third time you've been on this show. you've been repeatedly described as an alt right figure, a white nationalist. you've said none of that

. >> rick: in southern california, powerful thunderstorms and swab areas north of l.a. the heavy showers didn't last long, but they packed a punch. jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with this story. >> or frightening moments for about 200 passengers aboard a metrolink train just outside of an area northeast of los angele los angeles. the train was brought to a shuddering halt with fears that that track could give way, not a lot of fun for those on board. >> it was scaring me, it was very scary. speak out my legs are shaking now. we can't go nowhere, so i'm like, what is there to do? i started to ask people who was outside, what's going on? >> then there was this genius stuck on the roof was pickup truck truck and a helicopter rescue or risk his life to save a driver. he asked whether he could take his skateboard with him. the rescuer showed him what he thought of that idea hurling the skateboard into the back of the pickup carrying the lucky guy to safety. their warmer weather is also hitting the pacific northwest with temperatures in oregon and washington hitting tr

julie: the former trump hispanic advisory contributor, and ethan bearman is a radio talk show host in l.a. thank you very much for talking to us. mitch mcconnell says that there is still a chance that reminds me of when you are trying to break up with a boyfriend, he does not want to go away. and you think that there is still a chance, is there really still a chance that the senate could revive the measure to repeal and replace obamacare? acknowledging that he acknowledged that the window is rapidly closing. talk about closing, they are taking off august. it is closed. at least for the summer. >> reminding me of jim carrey in "a dumb dumber" when he married her in real life, so maybe, but a couple of points, you are right. it is disgraceful that they have taken the month of august off, what are they? europeans? who takes the entire month off? i don't. you are working today. most of the viewers are working, the fact that they rewarded themselves with a month off that we pay for, by the way as a reward for getting nothing done on health care is reprehensible. republicans were given both hou

. >> anchor: flash floods hit l.a. and a pick-up truck found itself trapped. the man couldn't go forward or back. so what could he do? go up. he climbed up on the vehicle's roof and a rescue shopper swooped in. they would not let him take his skateboard with him. and tucker will be back in business tomorrow night. have a great evening. five" r. ♪ >> hello, everyone. jesse watters' is back and this is the five. rs is back. this is "the five" ." president trump fired up a crowd in west virginia tonight after news broke special counsel robert mueller impaneled a grand jury, it's part of his investigation into whether the trump team coordinated with russia to influence our electio election. here he was with response this evening. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the

and a 45-year-old teacher at an elite private school in l.a. is accused of having sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student. teaching biology at the brentwood school now charged with dedicatory rape. >> melissa: fox news alert, and reports in spain that the van driver behind the barcelona terror attack has been captured. the police right now are not conforming this. but those are the reports. there is a news conference by the interior minister. it is just getting underway. and we will bring you all of its when we get information. but in the meantime, spanish officials meet with political representatives on the attacks that left 15 people dead. a former cia covert operations officer, and he is the president of diligence of global intelligence and security firm. mike, thank you for joining us paid what do you make of the latest development? we do not know much about it. a news conference getting underway, we are monitoring it. what do you think? >> i think the reports are picking up on what is described as a police operation. about 30 miles

rick: claudia cowan in l.a., thank you very much. arthel: okay, a powerful storm ripping through the midwest overnight with a possible tornado injuring several people in tulsa, oklahoma. the storm doing significant damage to buildings and causing massive power outages. meanwhile, parts of kansas city and new orleans are submerged after a series of flash floods this weekend. bryan llenas joins us now with more from our new york city newsroom. >> reporter: hi, arthel. let's begin in your hometown of new orleans where torrential downpours there yesterday dumpedded up to 10 inches of rain in some spots in just three hours. reports last night of up to 2-3 feet of standing water in parts of new orleans. officials say the rain overwhelmed the city's pumping systems. the pumping system there is designed to handle an inch of rain in the first hour and a half an inch an hour after that. more rain is now forecast monday through thursday there. >> unbelievable. it's really crazy. you can't go out your front door. >> the city got to get it togeth

and then afterwards we find out, for example, out here, i'm in l.a. the san bernardino shooting, remember that? how can we forget that? i mean, the shooter is posting on facebook. is he sending messengers through facebook. there is propaganda being promoted through facebook. >> tucker: yes, there is. >> tucker, here's the point. you have to try to preempt something before it happens. if you have a group like daily stormer, that's calling 32-year-old woman a -- >> tucker: okay, i'm not, again, you are not going to put knee in a position to defend the ugliness of a lot of the things online. i'm merely saying that once you decide you're going to censor speech, a lot of really difficult questions arise, such as who gets to decide what's hate and what's legitimate argument? what are the punishments? these are questions we haven't faced in this country because we have a first amendment. and, unfortunately, the left, because it's now in power -- in control of all our cultural institutions no longer believes in it. so here's my question. like google, is more

across the plains of texas ♪ from sea to shining sea level from detroit down to houston ♪ ♪ new york to l.a. ♪ it's time we stand and say ♪ that i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave their that right♪ ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i am free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ and i gladly stand up next to you ♪ ♪ and defend her still today ♪ because there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa [cheers and applause] >> president trump: wow. what a crowd. what a crowd. >> [chanting] [applause] >> president trump: just so you know, from the secret service, there aren't too many people outside protesting. okay? that i can tell you. a lot of people in here, a lot of people pouring in right now. if they can get them in. whatever you can do, fire marshal. we will appreciate it. i want to thank our great vice president, mike pence, for the

question here is do we want to fight that war in kabul and raqqa or do we want to fight it in kansas city, l.a., and new york? >> sandra: fair point in the wake of everything we have seen, this week, olivier i will leave this off -- the tweet coming from president trump today, heading to camp david for major meeting on national security. which we are rapidly building to the strongest ever. something we can say that people watching, fearing what we saw happen in europe this week, people are fearful. >> of course. they've been fearful for a greater extent since november the 12th 2001. september 12th. one of the biggest challenges is that -- you hear this a lot, u.s. government officials and military officials have to be right 100% of the time. it's an enormous challenge. their ebbs and flows -- the most interesting thing i saw, their administration will not let terrorism become the new normal. if you talk to a lot of americans, they might already tell you it is the new normal. >> sandra: think if you both for being here tonight. still had come under details on the deadly terror attack in spain.

. >> harris: with some time, let's add research, more murders in chicago than l.a. and new york combined. you have to wonder about the priorities right now. the city is under siege for sure. mike, thank you very much. an illegal immigrant is expecting a major payment from san francisco. lisa turned him to immigration authorities, which was an apparent violation. claudia cowan is live at the city by the bay. if the wonder if this is a threat for other cities. >> leaders say that san francisco is 100% committed to being a sanctuary city. critics contend that the settlement sends a bad message. >> "speaking why did i become a victim to this? >> $190,000 $190,000 will be go this man. an ecuadorian man suing the same cisco after being turned over to immigration authorities. >> and the deal with live television. we are in the middle of the story telling, we went to a commercial break. a technical issue. it will not happen again. for the car market, the numbers show the smaller the car, the smaller the sale, and general motors is getting hit the hardest by this. live from

. >> i've said on the panel before sometimes washington and new york and l.a. sees it through a different prism and does the scorecard differently and perhaps middle america and arizona. what did you see tonight and does this walk for him? >> it does and it doesn't. he played all his greatest hits from the campaign to his presidency. the crowd waited outside for hours and placed 1900 people. the base is still there and want to see him and he puts on a she and theye wanted to see the sh. he started with a unifying theme and he had some of that in his beach last night then went off track and relitigated charlottesville. if he's going to recover ground and be seen as the president of all americans and a healer i'm not sure he made it up tonight. at the end it looked like he was talking to his base and supporters about his agenda. i don't know he was bringing anybody back to him or converting anybody. >> does the media bashing work? >> yeah, it always has for him. we saw this on the campaign trail. on a couple occasions he went so far as to almost become dangerous

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i recently caught up with her in l.a. who told me all about this role of a jersey girl with a dream. all right, danielle mcdonald's. so great to meet you. >> so great meeting you. >> i have a feeling we will be doing this a lot. >> i would be great with that. >> i see a huge career coming down the road. first of all, this movie is incredible. >> thank you. >> the character you play is a young gal from new jersey who raps. you are a young gal from australia who didn't rap. >> this is also true. >> were you a little nervous taking on this role? >> very. jeremy asked me to go and do this. he just asked me to come do it and not audition. are you insane? i have never done anything like this. i can't do this. and i don't know that world i can't rap. and i can't do the jersey accent. patty is a girl growing up in jersey. wants to break out. wants to move to new york. kind of feels shadowed in jersey a little bit. and she wants to be a rapper. like loves rap music. loves writing lyrics. but i also love her bullsiness where she sa