only a 5-point lead. that's wisconsin. how freaked out will brooklyn be when they see those numbers? >>? >> some ways they will pretend they're not freaked out at all. and they will discount them. when they fundraise, they will say oh-oh, we're in trouble. i think in the upper midwest states where there is a big white population, they have been concerned all complaining the numbers they're seeing through the summer would not actually stick up come the fall. >> both jennifers, thank you. you're great. up next, a the colt classic. we have ann coulter in the the studio. and power plants account for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. exxonmobil is a leader in carbon capture. our team is working to make this technology better, more affordable so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're working on right now. ♪ energy lives here. soon, she'll be binge-studying.. get back to great. this week 50% off all backpacks. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up

a five point lead. those are both margin of error polls. how freaked out will brooklyn be when they see those numbers? >> and some ways they will pretend they are not freaked out at all and will discount those polls at all, but when they fund raise, they will say we are in trouble. and these upper midwest states where there is a white population there has been a concern all along that the numbers they have been seeing through the number would not stick up in the fall. , thank you,ennifers we love you. up next, a cult classic, and coulter in the studio after these words from our sponsors. ♪ . . nicolle: our next guest, ann coulter, needs no introduction. in my parents house, she's a hero. you what lovely parents must have. nicolle: i don't know if they are current -- but i want to start by reading a paragraph from the first chapter. until trump ends, the early transition from america from the raise nation in history to a pathetic, third-rate, multicultural mess, until the bleeding has stopped, there's that won'tmp can do be forgiven except changes immigration policies. at least one

pattern each day all the way through the holiday. >>> many people in brooklyn are pleased to see this 21-year-old in handcuffs. the person admits it was a hoax when she posed as a homeless woman selling crickets on a subway car. the trouble she enlisted the help of a friend to knock over that bucket of bugs and sent insects flying all over the train!! police are not laughing. but others say the prank was just her form of "protest." >> she put people at risk. people could have had heart attacks, issues, emotionally scared. >> she was demonstrating. so let it be. let it be. >> police say she is behind other pranks in the city but her supporters say she is an "artist" pushing the envelope. the worst part about it, somebody pulled the emergency brake so everyone was stuck on the train for 30 minutes. >> all those crickets. >> with all those bugs. >> jumping all over. >> people could have had a heart attack. i would have been one of them. >> city never sleeps there. >> some people are afraid of spieders. >> i would freak out. a bucket of spiders. captions by: caption colorado comments@capt

on campaign 2016 coming up. >>> they say money talks. brooklyn found that out. the broncos released their punter. mark sanchez was not cut by the broncos which was a bit of a suse starter, sanchez is the highest paid qb on the roster. gary kubiak saying he'll be available to play thursday night, but only if something happens to paxton lynch. sanchez admitted he was disappointed to not win the starting job, but he's not going to shed tears. >> if things don't work out the way we want, you can't act like a cry baby and cause a problem. that's not the professional way to do it. i'll help trevor anyway i can. >> rogers and rockies got rained out. they'll play later today. >>> hi, everybody. great to have you with us. let's give you a live picture. there's trouble there overnight. we had a man stealing a car, crashing a car. a car ending up on a lawn. all of those details coming up and the man still on the run this morning. we're at 5:29. last day of august. i'm alan gionet. >> and september is coming in it looked like a winter scene at 77th and pecos. heavy rains flooded the area. some

sweeping across maine now is a result of black people coming from the bronx, brooklyn and connecticut. and the facts, the plain facts show that it's actually white people from massachusetts taking it up there. but he's called people of color the enemy. he said so many other things that are abhorrent and insensitive and openly racist. i don't know how the republicans up there or republicans in any state do anything but call for his resignation or at the very at least a censure. you know maine. mika, you've been going to maine your entire life. this is a great state. >> it's an incredible state. >> i can't believe that -- >> i feel bad for mainers. >> if you show a three-minute highlight reel of this guy to our audience, you would not believe this man is still -- >> it's unbelievable. >> it's time now, though, for business before the bell. wall street just got a bit of a warmup for friday's jobs report. >> yeah. it was the under card. in this case it's private payrolls as measured by adp. in this case, 177,000 private payrolls created. that came in just slightly short of est

three others. but no one was injured. it's still unclear if the driver will face charges. a brooklyn woman is in custody this morning, after a bizarre prank on a train. last wednesday, zaida pugh posed as a homeless woman selling crickets, as the train crossed the manhattan bridge. a man who was in on the prank knocked the bucket of bugs out of her hands. the insects went and a rider pulled the train's emergency brake. the train remained stalled on the bridge for a half-hour. pugh admits, the prank is not her first. at first, police thought she was emotionally disturbed, and took her to a hospital. but after she told the media the incident was a prank, police put out a warrant. she was arrested yesterday. charges against her include reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen 495 @ 50 95 @ fredricksburg tuesday-- after a woman says he pulled a gun on her in his home. just a few minutes ago police confirmed that he bailed out for a quarter-million dollars. danya bacchus has more on what happened. there is much more ahead on good morning washing

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heard there's going to be a crossover of your show, "new girl," and "brooklyn 99." >> yeah. >> love that, i wish they did that more. when i was a kid, when fonzie and ritchie would show up on "laverne and shirley." >> such an '80s thing to do. i shot my part of the "brooklyn 99" episode, then we're going to shoot our part of it next week. >> jimmy: so it will be -- they will be on your show? andy will be on yours, you will be on his? >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's a double cross-over? >> a double cross-over, yeah. we have basically -- the cast of "new girl" goes to new york, because schmitt's getting an award from his high school. >> jimmy: i see. >> and that's how we end up in -- >> jimmy: jail? >> i didn't end up in jail. ? all right. >> we end up in the midst of -- >> jimmy: i love that. i applaud you for bringing back that conceit. i haven't seen that in quite a while. >> it was all my idea. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the closest we get to it -- >> you're doing a cross-over, okay. >> jimmy: somebody from "the bachelor" winds up in "bachelor on paradise." it's like, oh, look,

] >> jimmy: too late now, man. you're from brooklyn, right? you're a brooklyn kid? >> uh -- am i? i was born in williamsburg. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. >> you know, people say -- no, years ago, when i was a kid, they'd say, "where were you born?" i'd say, "williamsburg." they'd say, "virginia?" i'd say, "yeah." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a nice virginia boy, yeah. >> but we grew up in a a tenement, in williamsburg. it was -- it was really nice. >> jimmy: how many brothers and sisters did you have? >> i have three older brothers, i was the baby boy. >> jimmy: were you trouble? >> no, no, i was busy, but i wasn't trouble. and my mother used to make -- on a kaiser roll, she'd make a a butter and a lot of sliced tomatoes, put it in a brown paper bag, and she'd throw it out the window, and i'd catch it and i'd sit on the curb with eugene and murray and benji and it was great. tomato, salt, pepper, buttered kaiser roll. eat my lunch, and, you know, we'd play punch ball or something. it was great. one day, she threw -- i was a a very good athlete, i would just, you know -- [ laughter ] never

brooklyn, new york. the first american-born daughter of russian immigrants. from there to escape new york's tough and crowded conditions, bessie's family made their wie to memphis, tennessee. a year after their third children was born, bessie's mother died. the plight attracted the attention of a rabbi who petitioned a home in new orleans to accept them as half orphans. at age four, she was admitted to the home along with her siblings. the home sat on saint charles avenue near the mansions of new orleans's most prosperous citizens. it was a stunning contrast to the humble origins of the residents and an inspiring symbol of what many of them could, and many did, achieve. in the home, bessie grow up with more than 150 other orphans and half orphans from throughout the deep south. its truste e groomed her as an all-american girl who shed honor on the local jewish community and reflected the value of her prosperous benefactors. in addition to a religious education that preached and modeled social justice, the home provided bessie a robust education at the newman manual training school wh

on september 27th. there is no shortage of advice in their brooklyn headquarters. >> more energy tonight, i like that. >> she has a beautiful face i think she is a beautiful woman. >> preparing for her first debate with trump now less than a month away. >> when guy toe to toe with donald trump, which i'm looking toward to doing -- >> the fbi is set to pull back the sir tin as soon as wednesday for how she handled private information on her e-mail server. from her senate debate to her run ins with barack obama. >> you're likable enough hillary. >> trump is a rival all his own. >> cnn learned that clinton is taking these steps. seeking advice from people that have known trump for years. asking about his policy personality, and politics and applicants from gop debates, particularly exchanges like this. >> you're a lot of fun up here tonight, i have to tell you. >> donald relax. >> joel benson said clinton is preparing for a rawucous debate. >> i think we will see hyper rhetoric from him. hillary clinton's close aid, huma abedin leaving her husband after another sexting episode. >> h

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state and kristen welker in brooklyn, thank you very much. >>> and kristina shocky is deputy communication director for the clinton campaign. thanks for being with us. i want to ask you first of all about houma abedin and we knew it was long and coming and unexpected in that both of the wooeiners in the hamptons when this broke over the weekend on sunday night. >> you know, andrea, i think that's really important with that that we know that huma is just a lovely woman and a wonderful mother. and she has asked for privacy during this very sad and painful time for her family. and we in our campaign are going to respect that and not talk about what she's going through, just out of respect for her, her son, her family. and, you know, i think what we saw yesterday with donald trump is that there's just no low that this man will not go to. it was really hurtful that he used this to attack the campaign and we really think that that's wrong at this time. >> what about the timing, of course, coming as you're getting into intensive debate preparation, you're less than four weeks away n

. brooklyn, new york, one of our winners. >> way to go, katie. getting mine. ladies. >> hold on. >> and chase is coming, too. >> we have to wait. that's mark, come on chase. >> david ingram from port montgomery. >> wait. >> chase. >> he's no fool. >> wait, chase is smart. i've got somebody, kimberly mcbean from west bloomfield. >> what's mi again? >> michigan. >> making we're just testing you. >> one more, hoda. >> that's you. >> when are you playing at the open? >> wednesday or thursday. >> kate clancy from stonington, connecticut. congratulations to all of our winners. we're going to shred the non-winning entries and make sure you enter again. you're our caboose, baby. >> oh, my god. they are not doing it. chase it afraid. >> you have to sing. >> i'll get back there with hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in

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-americans. he's up over where romney was. they are freaking out over in brooklyn where the campaign -- clinton campaign headquarters is. it's making inroads. that's all they have, scare tactics with the minorities. >> and doing better in the swing states. >> and there was a tape of jesse jackson praising the communities in 2009. that's heather nauert. >> there she is. >> yes, good morning. did you hear about this story, this is really frightening about hackers and what might happen to our election. the fbi is sending out an urgent warns after voting systems in illinois and arizona are attacked likely by russian hackers. harry reid is calling for an investigation to see if they had help. in a letter to the fbi, he mentioned ties between the trump campaign and russian interests. he pointed out recent security breaches inside the democratic party, but nonetheless, the fbi is in on this. looking into this and they are on alert. >>> i think he's going to snap, that chilling tip stopping what could have been a horrific series of attacks targeting police, muslims and also president obama.

interfaith marriage. she a traditional muslim, he a jewish congressman from brooklyn with bill clinton officiating. then the is exing scandal that drove him >> we decided to move forward with our lives, and that is a problem and that's behind us, as we said other things would come out. >> reporter: still, she stood by him. >> what i want to say is, i love him. i have forgiven him. >> reporter: but he told savannah he was recovered. >> you are no longer engaging in that kind of behavior. >> yes i did tell you that. >> is that correct? >> yes, it is correct. >> reporter: as recently as may the couple appearing on the red carpet at the met gala. last month he was at the dnc. >> instagram. >> reporter: friends now claim they were already living separate lives. >> abedin was not at fund-raisers yesterday with the clinton -- with hillary clinton in new york while hillary were -- has declined to comment donald trump wasted no time saying huma is making a very wise decision. i know anthony weiner well and she will be far better off without him. adding it's just another example of hillary clint

hispanic and black and from lowell and waterbury, connecticut and brooklyn. an active participant in all the conversations we had here. >> reporter: she ducked out of the following news conference leaving questions for mass governor charlie baker who wouldn't comment specifically about the inflammatory neighborhood, no race, no class. it is -- it is just pervasive as anything i have ever seen. in my 30 years of health care. >> reporter: lawrence mayor dan rivera said paige is ill-informed and lawrence and lowell are scapecoats for the nationwide drug problem. >> the drug crisis in our community is serious and we don't have time for this kind of. find solutions rath he than call out his community. >> i am hour the people of maine would rather have their governor think of the stream and more detoxs and more counseling instead of picking on a small city in massachusetts. >>> former lowell mayor and city councillor rodney elliott had a lot to say. issued a statement urging lapage to take responsibility for what he called his own state's drug problem and he urged him to apologize to both lowe

said on the toxicology report. [ light laughter ] and, finally, a group from brooklyn has created a jet engine powered merry-go-round. "it's incredible," said a little kid who is now in new jersey. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. [ applause ] he is here to talk about the upcoming presidential election. academy award winning director michael moore is here tonight. so excited about that. [ cheers and applause ] she is in the new film "south side with you" that we mentioned in the monologue. tika sumpter is here tonight. can't wait to talk to her. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from a south african singer-songwriter. troye sivan is here tonight. very excited for you to hear him. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, the presidential campaign has settled into something of an equilibrium, but there's still at least one x-factor that could change everything, and that's the debates. and both candidates are preparing for them in very different ways. for more on this time it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause

d.c. and now lives in brooklyn. my problems are different. it boils down to that. when i first walked into the miz foundation i had come from politics and i looked at my boss and i said, teresa, you know i'm not a feminist. she was an avid feminist. me and said, cool. do you believe in the social, political, and quality of all genders -- equality of all genders? and i said, of course. who would not believe in that? a lot of people actually don't believe in that. polling wee did that did not get 100% of people who believed in it, but when we said, do you consider yourself a feminist, only 60% of people said yes. 16% of people said yes. them if they believe in social, political, and economic equality of all genders, it jumped three times that. that some things you said were poignant. not every client is going to approach the quality -- equality in feminism and issues that impact women in their communities because our densities are so much broader than what people consider to be those women's issues. i truly believe you are right, every come -- everyone comes to the table differently. th

from lowell and lawrence, mississippi and waterbury, connecticut the bronx in brooklyn. >> governor lepage is a thoughtful and active participant. >> reporter: lepage ducked out of the following news conference leaving questions for mass governor charlie baker who wouldn't comment specifically about the inflammatory comments. >> this issue knows no neighborhood. it knows no race, it pervasive as anything i've ever seen in my 30 years in healthcare. >> reporter: but lawrence mayor dan rivera told fox 25 lepage is ill informed and lawrence and lowell are simply scapegoats for a nationwide drug problem. >> the opioid crisis and the drug crisis in our communities is really serious and we don't have time. rather than call out his community. i'm sure the people of maine would rather have their governor talk about more treatment beds and detoxing instead of picking on a small city in massachusetts. >> reporter: current city councillor rodney elliot also had a lot to say. he sent out a statement urging lepage to take responsibility for what he said are his own state's drug issues. he also u

she'll never have. no focus group, no pollster, no donor. no 1,000 people working in brooklyn will never change the fact between now and november 8th, we have the much more compelling, magnetic candidate that's willing to take his case directly to the voters. when she comes out of hiding, it's really to give a speech about him or to raise money. >> kellyanne, thank you. >>> up next on this busy news night tonight right here on "hannity." >> as i've said many times in recent days, it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins. that's what's happened. >> donald trump slamming hillary clinton as newly released e-mails appear to show the clinton foundation donors were in fact given special treatment by hillary's statement. peter sha wietszer and dr. ben carson are here with reaction. >>> later tonight, new controversy over hillary's 2010 speech in saudi arabia where reportedly alongside huma abedin's mother, where hillary allegedly defended the horrible treatment of women in saudi arabia. jay sekulow, doug schoen will wear in. also sheriff da