. thank you, sir. ainsley: thank you, curt. brian: chicago hitting a grim milestone, more than 500 homicides in that city this year. so why is mayor rahm emanuel focused on fighting president trump on climate change? ainsley: plus louisiana senator bill cassidy, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and vice president mike pence. they're all live coming up. steve: what a show ♪ ♪ ain't no stopping us now ♪ we're on the move ♪ ain't no stopping us now ♪ hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. i'll have the langoustine lfor you, sir?i. the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my wife ordered the langoustine. i will have chicken tenders and tater tots. if you're a ref, you way over-expl

seen reports of neighbors and residents driving to georgia and tennessee, chicago, wherever they might have friends and, of course, orlando and other parts of the state of florida. >> for people who have not yet gotten supplies, if they are staying in this zone, do they have time? are you telling them go get it now? go wait in line at the home depot, the hardware store? >> for a number of days we've been advising residents that the time has been now to prepare for the storm. we have a couple more days to reach here. floridians are very aware of the risk of these storms. in our distant memory andrew and more recently wilma. with this storm, the population has known not to mess around. even if we're a day or two early in perhaps being bunkered down in a boarded up house, better safe than sorry. >> on that topic, you mentioned, obviously, an true. we heard the governor talk this is bigger and stronger than andrew. inevitably when people see these forecasts they think maybe it will take the turn east. you live in florida. how seriously should people be taking this? how serious are yo

asia. you come from chicago where cardinal burn was a symbol of the catholic church, taking care of the least among us. today chicago is in the grips of nearly daily violence, gun violence. yet you have catholic priests, administers and rabbis out there standing in between the violence the every day violence and people's lives, whether it's the violence of poverty or the violence of a handgun. so i want you to expand on your thoughts about what steve bannon in his resentment of nearly everything said that we just heard. >> i can tell you this. i've had my differences with the church on political issues over the years. i am a check. i was raised 19 years catholic education. i don't consider myself an expert or profess to be. but i look to certain leadership, starting with the pope. pope francis set a tone for this church really i feel comfortable w. more and more people are embracing around the world. our cardinal in chicago has been outstanding in the statements he's made. not just about immigration, but gun violence. it goes to the root causes. the poverty and lack of jobs and lack of

united states. i have to tell you, jim, in chicago, three days before the hurricane hit, chicago, we were already preparing. we mobilized. only four days after the hurricane, the first 59 palettes of ensure and pampers and medicines from chicago arrived to the people in puerto rico. how is it that a community of people can organize themselves individually and yet the mighty federal government has not done, i saw corporations and catholic relief and christian relief organizations supplying the people of puerto rico with more than the federal government. let me just reiterate that. with more than what the federal government bringing. that just can't be. they should be there to augment, to supplement what the federal government. i'm happy the religious leaders are here. i'm happy big corporations are sending stuff. i'm thankful to new york city and to chicago and to all of the cities that are mobilizing their resources as a city because without them, the disaster would be even worse. and i want everybody to understand, you're listening to me. this is a mirage. what you see here with me

in 1959. so there was a lot that he really did. maria: also a real entrepreneur. came from chicago when it changed industry in terms of the "playboy" magazine. we will get into all of that. big over my head. coming up this morning, treasury secretary stephen mnuchin is with us because of the tax plan. house ways and means chairman kevin brady has been working on this for a long time. he will join us with house majority leader kevin mccarthy just out of his meeting. take a look at the details to tell us whether this has a chance of passing. congressman john garamendi has some issues he will talk with us about that. plus, newt gingrich is but does. big show has committed three hours. you don't want to miss a moment of it. our top story is the wait is finally over. after months behind closed doors, president trump and lawmakers revealing their framework for tax reform. on the corporate side come the plan envisions cutting the corporate rate to 20% from the current 35% in reducing taxes and pass their businesses to 25%, imposing a one-time repatriation tax to encourage companies to bri

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chicago. so they are recreating that. but they made it look like a door mat and this has some people furious what are you doing if you wanted to recreate something from 1989, there are pictures of it. just show the picture. don't actually put a flag on the ground. you are not supposed to do that. abby: here is a letter coming in from the principal the new york community high school said this is no tway meant to disrespect the flag, the military or the government. rather it was used for students to reconcile their feelings about current issues and whether first amendment rights are protected. they are trying to defend that decision. as you said, you should never use the flagging in that manner. steve: it should never touch the ground. abby: absolutely not. brian: other thing pete talked to the president about was about his tax plan. they have did something very smart. they have got the house, the white house, and the senate together. it took a little bit of extra time. finally they said this is a plan we can get behind. no one gets everything. this is just between republicans. unlike

reigning n.l.b. champions the chicago cubs play out a thriller against the louis cardinals reaction coming up in school. the caucasus appears to be a meeting place now of the cold winds blowing out of russia and the war. result shows not much to remember it will develop the is cold enough coming out to russia and the mountains high enough to give a bit of snow think or to mostly they were talking about rain showers from georgia across probably. to the north of iraq in the next day or so they tend to fade out is a one day event and then friday looks a lot drier south of that of course it's still sunshine the temperature forecast in baghdad is below forty thirty eight now and of course it's cooler the further west you go particularly on the coast and as rainy and it's also slowly cooling down in western society we still talking about forty or forty one and still potential for cloud you know to manton's of saudi arabia may you see the old flash of lightning that's possibly even true in yemen because a much lower chance there than it was say a couple of weeks ago here it is slowly dropping aro

extinction and exploitation. plus the major league baseball champions the chicago cubs as another title to that collection from the town of instant. welcome back now across western asia and the levant weather conditions mostly fine you see across some we have got some shower activity i'm sort of pulling colder air from the north of tosh count there which is thirteen as a mix from elsewhere we've got a few showers in the southern side of the caspian sea kuwait city still stuck with temperatures above forty degrees and that is likely to be the case through the remainder of the next four five days heading on through into saturday again forty three here we've also got some shows around the eastern side of the black sea extending in across the caucasus following conditions from beirut in lebanon for the my sort of twenty seven here in the arabian peninsula dry and hot and sunny across mecca medina that into the low forty's here in the gulf states not quite as humid and maybe not quite as hot but still temperatures coming in that thirty nine degrees in dropping very slightly as we head on throug

, chicago, 72 como mÁxima y mÍnima los 73 grados. es todo por ahora en el estado del tiempo. continuamos en esta maÑana porque hay mucho que platicar. yo me voy a unir a las muchachas. lourdes: ana patricia, te lo habÍa dicho esta maÑana, me sorprendÍ que con este baile en mira quiÉn baila. vamos a hablar mÁs de todo en general porque desde que abriÓ esta gran quinta temporada de mira quien baila me sorprendiÓ. pienso yo que he cubierto muchos ni de quiÉn baila que a ti te pusieron la coreografÍa mÁs difÍcil. para ser la primera vez que tenemos en tarima y podemos tener una muestra de cÓmo es tu baile, yo creo que te la pusieron en china. ana: sobre todo por las cargadas. eso de estar en el aire no es nada fÁcil. el primer dÍa de ensayo ya dije tengo que hacer eso? yo pensÉ que con las semanas me tocarÍa. pero me encanta que me hayan puesto asÍ porque me reta a seguir avanzando. tengo que decir que la producciÓn es excelente, los coreÓgrafos, los bailarines... si ustedes vieron el inicio del programa, esa demostraciÓn fue espectacular y debido a todo lo que ocurriÓ con

u.s. here's abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. >> reporter: from chicago to miami, protesters out in support of the hundreds of thousands of young immigrants who may soon be stripped of their legal status. [ chanting ] with a decision coming tomorrow, white house officials tell abc news the president is leaning toward phasing out daca, the program put in place by president obama to give legal status f the d.r.e.a.m.ers. undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as young children. there are nearly 800,000 of them. many in houston, including 15-year-old yazmin medrano, who talked to abc news as her family returned to their flooded home. >> my biggest fear is for us to get deported. for my family, all the hard work that they have done, to just get thrown away and go back to how we were. >> reporter: as a candidate, donald trump vowed to end the program immediately. >> i will immediately terminate president obama's illegal executive order on immigration. immediately. >> reporter: but in his first interview in the white house, president trump told david the d.r.e.a.m

, growing up in a suburban existence with parents who saw chicago in 1968 erupt into flames, saw people burning their draft cards, saw a sexual revolution, saw a drug revolution, saw woodstock come into their homes. >> when i joined the nixon white house, there were a lot of demonstrations against the war. it probably was some of the most intense times i think our country had ever faced. i mean, often we were feeling like we were in a state of siege. you felt it physically. and we knew that we were going to have to protect the white house. there was a lot of discussion about using troops, directly facing the demonstrators, which i felt could lead to direct confrontations and conflicts. and so it came to me, why don't we do what john wayne did, let's just circle the white house. with buses. not wagons but with buses. which is what we did. >> so did you want to be on the side of jane fonda or john wayne? my parents chose john wayne. and therefore, they were for nixon and nixon was on the side of law and order. ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ nixon now ♪ more than ever ♪ more than

, if you are having lunch in chicago, it's breakfast time in california. of course, if you are in chicago, you would not feel like breakfast if you're from california because you just had lunch. however, those living in new york, it is dinnertime when we are still eating lunch in california, which means the time is totally different as in the menu. all this is caused by the sun, which can't be everywhere, you know, otherwise it would never be night, and we would not know when to eat dinner. well, in my time zone, that is all the time i have, but maybe in your time zone, i haven't finished yet. stay tuned. thank you. announcer: don't miss your chance to own the best of "laugh in." john: you bet your sweet bippy. announcer: so all the generations of your family can share the love and laughter together. >> say goodnight and we look for to seeing you all again real soon. do you have anything to add to that? >> well, actually all i have is we look forward to seeing you again real soon. [laughter] >> say good night, dick dick: good night, dick. good night, ladies and gentlemen. we hope

. chicago had 90 and above. denver will be 19 degrees below average. cleveland will see a high of 91 degrees. that's 20 degrees above average. chicago, you'll see 91 today. 92 in st. louis. bismarck will be 14 degrees below average, so will casper. this front that will bring in the colder air, will bring strong storms through texas. more showers, more heavy thunderstorms around the midwest, into texas. and in fact, some areas of texas, around the big bend area, could see five to eight inches of rain. that stretches up into oklahoma. we'll see a little less as we move towards minnesota. >>> we are still fairly cool at this hour, in the 50s for the majority of the bay area. a 24-hour temperature change is warming up. we are four degrees warmer than this time yesterday. three degrees warmer in san francisco. it's expected to get hotter throughout the afternoon. we will see warmer temperatures and that's going to lead to red flag warnings in the north bay and east bay. an increase in wind speeds. >> don't forget. get that weather anytime you need it. check out our pals at the weather cha

down or taken a side when it comes to how this administration is rolling? >> as a chicago bears fans i thought it was interesting today that the pittsburgh steelers just didn't come out of the locker room for the most part until after the national anthem was over. so they wouldn't be forced to pick sides and be team a or team b in this hyperpolarized vortex of all things trump. there's a great, you know, probably yearning among a lot of people to have some space in which trump and the politics of trump does not intrude into every waking moment of our lives and increasingly those moments are hard to come by and now sunday afternoon seems to have been infected as well. >> that's a good point. historically the arts and sports have been the great unifiers in this country, they have brought people together and now we're seeing that the world is more divisive as a result of trump speaking off the cuff and throwing red meat at his base and there is no safe space for people to get away from this type of rhetoric. it's important to point out that the language was used was a bridge too far for a

york, filadelfia y chicago con la mÁxima de 73 y una temperatura mÍnima en los 68. para nueva york tendremos 60% de actividad de lluvia y viento. terminÓ con chicago que tenemos 50% de precipitaciones y la mÍnima los 64. es todo por ahora en el estado del tiempo. vamos a ver cÓmo estÁn las redes sociales en esta maÑana de martes. francisca: buenos dÍas y vamos a ver cÓmo amanecen las redes sociales. te invito a que despiertes con Éstas. a un mes de la cancelaciÓn de todas las redes sociales de juliÁn Álvarez y de que perdiera 12 millones de seguidores en facebook y 2 millones de seguidores en instagram, quÉ creen? juliÁn álvarez regresa las redes sociales y pide que el mensaje se difunda. vamos a verlos juliÁn álvarez: hola, que tal amigos, les saluda juliÁn Álvarez. es para informarles que no tenemos ninguna red oficial en instagram, ni facebook. lo Único que tenemos oficial es el twitter @juliÁn álvarez. los demÁs son puras mentiras.no lo hacemos por mal rollo sino que no queremos el mal uso de una red y que piensen que somos nosotros. es el twitter lo Únic

the nfl started with a demonstration of unity. the green bay packers and chicago bears locked arms during the national anthem. ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> many fans in green bay chanted "usa" as the flag was unfurled before the anthem. the packers players asked fans to join them in locking arms, but it didn't appear that many did. >>> coming up on the morning news now, athletes against racism. boston area sports teams launch a new initiative against hate. and a memoir of a feminist. a movie about gloria steinem is headed to the big screen. this is the "cbs morning news." atblue diamond almonds wein our almondmilk.ia-grown and we're proud of that. but the whole "care-and-nurturing" part? that idea... ...we borrowed from the experts. blue diamond almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. feel the power of thenew power...smax. ...to fight back theraflu's powerful new formula to defeat 7 cold and flu symptoms... fast. so you can play on. theraflu expressmax. new power. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stag

chicago as well, too. that hasn't happened. >> sean: thank you both. powerful debate. appreciate it. holding washington accountable.e speaker of the house paul ryan. breaking tonight new comments from president trump on the nfl. he spoke to pete hegseth. we'll give you a preview of that only on "hannity" tonight. ♪ trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ nice man cave! man. oh! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar is legit. and now we get an even bigger discount from bundling home and auto. i can get used to this. it might take a minute. -swing and a miss! -slam dunk! touchdown! together: sports! you know win control? be this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth

lineups for the green bay packers and the chicago bears stood and linked arms during the national anthem founds at the lambeau field heeding a call to join the players in a moment of unity for the anthem some of their stars now to what's become a symbol of protest against discrimination of african americans. i think they're afraid of their players you want to know the truth and i think it's disgraceful and they've got to be tough and they've got to be smart because you look at the ratings the ratings go way down the stadiums are i've seen a couple of stadiums over the last few weeks they are losing their a lot of empty seats i couldn't believe it but when it comes to the respect of our nation when it comes to the respect of our anthem and our flag they have no choice . you have to have people stand with respect. cricket now in sri lanka captain did nash have them all has had his first century since taking over as his country's top captain he scored an unbeaten one hundred and fifty five against pakistan in the u.a.e. helping sri lanka reach four hundred and nineteen runs on day tw

nats and the chicago cubs. but first things first the nats have to get through the regular season first. only three games are left on the schedule. the pirates are in town tonight. bryce harper is back first game in a month at nats park after the knee injury. hard not to get excited for the playoffs. the big stage. the nats players ready for october baseball. >> we just have to go out and play. i don't look at it as a pressure cooker. i just look at it as baseball. at the end of the day, that is all you can ask of ourselves or anyone else. >> the doubt for us. we use iteo go ahead and win it. join us every sunday nats in the playoffs this week at 11:30 for the half hour special, "washington's road to the championship." there is a little tune in the air. the boys of the summer set to turn in to the boys of fall. this is a special time of the year. get ready. michelle: very exciting, scott. alison: thank you so much. i think we have fall fever. brian: yes. it's cool tonight and cool for the next couple of days. it will warm nicely and it will brisk in the morning. the breeze with a

the midwest here now, still very warm in chicago and st. louis. but this is going to take the eastern half of the country in chunks over the next few days and by the end of the week we're going to feel the cooler air as well. it's also going to help sweep maria out to sea. today we got to 91. the normal just 75. we were one degree shy of that record of 92 setback in 1970. as that front sweeps in it's going to usher in some cool, canadian air later this week, and that jet stream, the strong winds behind the front are going to carry maria further out to see. time thg out, as you can see we head into tomorrow, a few clouds but a mostly sunny afternoon. heads to the north, looks pretty ominous but here's our saving grace. that front starts to come through. got a couple of showers with it and watch what happens. it picks up maria and steers it right out to sea clearing us out on thursday. the humidity drops on thursday and the temperature really drops by friday. maria weakening to a tropical storm, take that sharp right turn. that thing is out of here quickly steered by the front.

the country who otherwise would be investigating environmental crime. >>> the "chicago tribune" says the panel was to warn people about flame retard ants. they're used in baby and toddler products, mattresses and upholstery furniture. they same flame retardant exposure is link to cancer, neurological deficits and hormone obstruction. that's something more i need to know about. >> baby feet there, that was tough to look at too. >>> busine"business insider" lo bill gates' answer. when asked if he regrets the two-handed control, alt, delete. he said, you can't go back and change the small things in life without putting others at risk. he said if he could change one thing without changing time, he would have made it a single button. that would have been good. bill gates will be at the table. >> control, alt, delight. it delete. it's on the other side of the keyboard. he's going to join us at the table tomorrow. >>> the pizza industry cooked up $44 billion of pizzas last year but wall street is focused on one pizza chain. dom knee's pizza has stored, listen to this, from nearly $15

, the mayor of new york, the mayor of boston, the mayor of chicago, today, the mayor of miami beach himself came down bringing 7,000 pounds of food and supplies. congressman lisa guerrero, they all are pulling and they're coming directly to the municipalities to provide the much-needed aid that is coming because the municipalities are closer. when people call 911, you don't say i'm sorry, your calling from a county, you have to call from a borough, let me see if i can get your request through. you aftenter the may day call, matter where it comes from. >> mayor, we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much, we appreciate you being a voice that allows everyone to know that we appreciate what the u.s. is doing, we're just desperate and life-and-death situation and a humanitarian crisis and we need it to be as fast and as good as we know it can be done. >> we hope that many are hearing your voice right now, mayor, thank you. >>> next, the president, he picked the loser in that big race last night. that senator says race, is that why ann irate trump deleted his tweets? >>> plus trump'

refusing his orders to impose tough immigration policies. a u.s. district judge granted chicago's request. this after chicago refused to let immigration agents access jails and notify agents when an undocumented individual was being released from custody. so, this is what it boils down to. the justice department cannot deny requests for the public safety grant money until chicago's lawsuit against the agency is over. from the live desk, i'm erica gonzalez. >> thanks, erica. >> neighbors say they are sad. they are also surprised about the hoarding that occurred in a home that's on their street. >> fire investigators say it may have cost a man his life. fire fighters first went to the home here on callaway street in hillcrest heights early this morning. news 4's amy cho is there with details and what they think may caused this fire. amy? >> reporter: jim and wendy, you can still smell the smoke in the air. inside the house are piles of books and papers stacked 7 feet tall. it is part of the reason why fire fighters struggled to get in. early in this morning smoke filling the air. th

driving in from chicago, drive in at midnight along with chris and everybody else and wake up early in the morning. so, yeah. >> that explains. >> those were the days that a nice little flash studio i think on 33rd street. you were in new jersey. i did the flash. >> they wouldn't let me do that. >> talk about things that people would no longer talk about. getting out of iraq. we were going to get out of that. >> how many regrets you do have? talk about your regrets. i had asked you to be a co-host of this show. >> yeah. >> instead two paths merged, you took the wrong one. you won an academy award. >> you you get a lot of sleep. >> you won an academy award, really are you a hollow man inside, because you don't have what we have, right, john? >> it was, let me tell you, waking up this morning at about 2:00 a.m. i guess it was and fumbling around in the dark, trying to figure out what kind of yogurt i was going to have for breakfast, it made me very sad, joe, the choices. here again talking about can we get out of iraq? >> yes. exactly. >> i found him in the green room openly weeping. >>

stayed the course. >> jim: and now thursday night both teams come off of overtime wins, chicago coming in to take on green bay. rodgers has his first overtime win. >> tony: no better time to start than now. >> jim: tonight on cbs begins with the 50th season premiere of "60 minutes," "star trek" discovery, ncis los angeles,ed a madam secretary. for tony and tracy and the crew, jim nantz saying so long from green bay. you. >> tony: good to be back home with you. >> jim: you have been watching the nfl on cbs. (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sam and yohanna saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> the geico play of the day. >> the coach looks down the right sideline for t.y. hilton, makes the catch, he leaves the rookie jabrill peppers in the dust, talented wide receiver races 65 yards to day birt, past several defenders for the e, career, not the first celebration. ♪ behind every seat is a story. behind every story is the reason for

champs are the world the world champs are officially back in the playoffsthe chicago cubs beat the st. louis cardinals 5-1 tonight to clinch the national league's central division titleunlike last season the cubs don't have the best record in baseball in fact they only have the 4th best in the national league but they are still back in the postseason to defend their world series title meanwhile brian hoyer and the 0-and-3 49ers also in tough this sunday in arizona vs the cardinalsbut the big story still remains the national anthem protestssafery eric reid who kneeled with colin kaepernick last year as well as this preseason was asked today if he hopes the movement crosses over to other leagues and does this movement have a true leader?(sot: eric reid (says kaepernick is the leader)) "it's without a doubt colin. and i hope that we can make that crossover that you talked about. i thik the more people we get involved in this, it's a long-term road. it's a long- term journey to get these issues corrected. i mean, like i said, it's decades on top of decades. to get things fixed

soÑadores. la universidad illinois en chicago publicÓ consejos sobre quÉ hacer si los agentes federales aparecen en el campus. tras fuertes presiones liberan a una inmigrante embarazada luego de permanecer seis semanas recluida en un centro de detenciÓn de alice en california. marÍa solís habÍa denunciado su temor de perder al bebÉ ante la carencia de cuidados prenatales y al ser presuntamente obligada a trabajar durante su arresto. la defensa asegura que el apoyo de la comunidad fue un factor determinante para su liberaciÓn. se suavizan las tensiones entre presidente trump y el fiscal general session. el mandatario habrÍa enviar un mensaje en apoyo al funcionario lo de que un diario publicara un recuento de las profundas discrepancias entre ambos en torno a la investigaciÓn sobre rusia. en dicha comunicaciÓn trump habrÍa aclarado que no le preocupan tales historias y que session estÁ cumpliendo bien con su cargo. como un verdadero apocalipsis, asÍ califica la devastaciÓn que dejó irma en varias islas del caribe. lo peor es que numerosos pobladores permanecen literalmente

tomaron las calles de chicago y otras ciudades del paÍs para pedir el mandatario trump que no cancele la acciÓn diferida que protege a casi 800 mil dreamers. seis de ellos se declara en huelga de hambre en wisconsin y exigen el presidente de la cÁmara baja que pase de las palabras a los hechos. >> es que todos mis seuÑos se van a ir a la basura. >> dijo que nos va aydartiene que aprobar un camino de ciudadanÍa para todos los que estÁn aquÍ y. satcha: residentes de texas marcharon en contra de la llamada sb4 que califican como violatoria de la constituciÓn asÍ como extremista y discriminatoria contra hispanos y otras minorÍas. china reacciona a las amenazas del presidente trump y dice que serÍa inaceptable e injusto que estados unidos corte lazos comerciales con las naciones que negocian con corea del norte. las declaraciones del mandatario siguieron a la detonaciÓn de un dispositivo termonuclear por parte del rÉgimen norcoreano considerado como el mÁs potente efectuado. hasta la fecha y entretanto corea del sur respondiÓ a la prueba con maniobras militares y fueg

him, worked to take away voting rights from black people and hammered away at the idea that chicago was a wasteland because of the violent black people living there. and now white supremacists and american nazis are visible and energetic and demonstrative in a way we have not seen in our lifetime. donald trump did not immediately denounce the white supremacist movement when given the chance. and now, whether he knows it or not, many of those people see him as leading that movement. the leader of our country is called the president because he's supposed to preside over our society. his job is to lead, to cajole, to scold, to correct our path, to lift up what is good about us and to absolutely and unequivocally and immediately and if he does not do that, if he does not preside over our society, then he's not a president. you can stand for a nation or you can stand for a hateful movement. you can't do both. and if you don't make the right choice, i am confident the american voter will. thank you, guys. [ cheers and applause ] so, after two days of intense public pressure, today the pre

. a new poll at the university of chicago shows 64% of millennials disapprove of the president's job in office. 21% approve. he does best among white americans 18 to 34, among them his support tops out at 20%. when it comes to parties, millennials are split. 40% have a favorable view of the party. 42% have an unfavorable opinion. on the republican party, nearly 66% disapprove of the gop, 66% approve and while democrats do extremely well among african-americans, asian americans and la dinos, they are upsidedown among white millennials, 55% of them say that the democratic party does not care about people like them. that's fascinating. let's bring in columnist at the washington examiner kristen folk anderson and "new york times" reporter, good to have you on board, kristen, let's go right to the last number that we talked about there. white millennial democrats. what does it say especially given the ewill exwe just experienced? >> well, look, bad numbers for both political parties, especially the republicans. these are not surprising numbers. but what they really underscore is a lot of

on sexuality. hugh m. heffner, who liked to be called heff was born in chicago in 1926. he was raised by conservative protestant parents. >> i thought there was more to life than the world i saw around me. >> reporter: with $8,000, the aspiring publisher produced the very first "playboy" magazine. the cover featured a photo of marilyn monroe and sold more than 50,000 copies when it hit news stands in december of 1953. heffner now had the funds to launch another issue and the "playboy" many peyer was born. >> i tried to create a lifestyle magazine. >> reporter: he divorced his wife in 1959. during the early days of the magazine is's success decided he would not only promote the fantasy he helped create but he would live it as well. audiences got a taste of his good life in a show called "playboy's penthouse." heffner made the move out west. in the early 1970s when "playboy" magazine was selling is 7 million copies a month, he made his permanent home at the now famous "playboy" mansion in los angeles. he uttered the two words many thought he would never say again when he married

see camila. >> from chicago to the plaza for camila. ♪ >> you're in the front row for who? >> camila. >> we drove here to see camila. [ cheers and applause ] >> we welcome you back to "today." on friday morning. thank you for joining us. the turn from fifth avenue at 49th street, we are not alone. >> no. camila cabello has a lot of fans. and they're here in the plaza. >> a lot of people learned she is on her own. >> have been singing this for a week now. >> it will never leave your head, i promise you. >>> let's start with your news at 8:00. the white house is insisting that hurricane relief efforts in puerto rico are under control. but a transportation log jam is keeping critical supplies already there from reaching the people who need them the most. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in san juan. good morning to you. >> reporter: the reason the thousands of shipping containers are here is because of a logistics nightmare. there's no power, no phone lines. drivers aren't showing up to make the deliveries. the acting homeland security secretary will deliver puerto rico. this, as the trump admin

rico coming up. standing for the anthem nobody knelt last night green green bay packers and chicago bears. the impact as more protests are planned for the weekend. talk about a streaming success, roku shares surged yesterday nearly 70% on first day of trading. big ipo was big success there. all the stories coming up and joining me this friday morning fox business dagen mcdowell, blaze tv host lawrence jones and former economic adviser under president bush 43 todd. dagen: are you ready to talk taxes or what? >> i'm ready ta talk about -- i'm ready to talk about taxes. dagen: that's pushback from democrats but a lot of republicans in the state. maria: we know congressman peter king has said my constituents are not going to be served well by this because if we eliminate this deduction the deduction of income and local taxes, state income, that's a big deal because taxes are so high in new york. dagen: i'm holding my amo so to speak. maria: the potential fourth bracket. all the stories as we continue to die sect the tax plan. coming up this morning the director of management, mick mulva

from behind win in the tenth inning to leap over the 1935 chicago cubs for the second longest winning streak. they're now just four wins shy of the all time record set by the 1916 new york giants. >>> when we come back, a fiery final voyage tonight after a spectacular 20 year mission. not targeting your health. ===raj vo=== next at 6: the dangerous new attack on your data ===jan vo=== and police rely on their eyes in the sky. the reason one south bay department may have to ground theirs for months. ===next close=== >>> finally tonight, after a 20 year mission, a sad and joyous day at nasa as the cassini space craft made its final voyage 5 billion miles away in a fire ball over saturn. nasa scientist called cassini a perfect space craft that delivered until the very end sending back spectacular images and challenging years of scientific conclusions about saturn. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: the final moments came just before 8:00 a.m. eastern time. nasa's beloved cassini space craft in a fatal dive into saturn's atmosphere. >> and this is the place where cassini took

driving the agenda now here in washington? joining us from chicago dick durban, senate's two democrat and here in washington republican senator roy blunt. gentlemen, let's start with the big question here in washington, most immediate question, does president trump have a deal with speaker pelosi -- former speaker pelosi and democratic leader chuck schumer when it comes to daca or not and here is part of what was a shifting conversation on thursday? >> the wall is going to be built. it'll be funded a little bit later. >> it was a very, very positive step for the president to commit to daca protections without insisting on the inclusion of even a debate about the border wall. >> they cannot obstruct the wall. the wall to me is vital. if i don't get the wall, then we will become the obstruction. chris: senator i want to point on two specific points, is there a deal to protect the dreamers without funding for the wall and is there a deal to give the dreamers a path to citizenship? >> well, it's a basic understanding, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi met with the president thursday night and c

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looking at some pretty dense fog. st. louis on into chicago, probably airport delays there. again, hot and humid down through florida. not good news there. some mountain snows developing out west. we'll look at that in the next half hour. it'l >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we do start out with some clouds across the bay area and as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge no showers, although we've seen some just offshore, but we are going to keep the rain away and some lower humidity dropping in, especially for this afternoon and temperatures in the south bay reaching 77 degrees. it will be up to 70 degrees in oakland and 81 degrees in concord. one of the warmer spots. half-moon bay will be at 65. we will also see those upper 60s for san francisco heading into the weekend. >> don't forget to get your full forecast any time you need with our friends at the weather channel. >> it's free. >> i almost forgot. >> al, thanks so much. >>> ahead, new information in a study raising serious questions about flu shots during pregnancy. what all women need to know. >>

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champions the chicago cubs add another title to that connection details in sport. yeah. yeah. in japan the artist known as the queen of polka dots now has a permanent home to exhibit her work from the past seventy is welcome of pride has taken a turn in tokyo. the opening confirms your kusama status as one of the world's most important living artists and for japan and national treasure good at any other snow this is been a lifelong wish me to see my work this is the most moving moment of my life on five floors of this space the works mostly paintings but also installations and sculptures celebrating a life dedicated to art the museum is also a monument to artistic perseverance although kasama has moved between different means here over the decades she has always remained obsessive need true to an abstract style that's all her own repetitively intricate patterns of dots and lines a theme she has been following from childhood an extremely unhappy time she recalls and when she says she first had hallucinations dominated by dots. it's a style she developed in new york city at the heart of the

there, and that continues again tomorrow. chicago, a delightful 67. austin, texas, 84. and look at the next few days. new york city, 69 on sunday. 72 on tuesday. chicago, you're 73. a little bit of summer comes back on monday and tuesday in atlanta. nice and comfortable, mid-70s. mid-80s in tampa. and shreveport, as well. you look even better now. that's what's going on around >>> just like al said, we are not expecting much of a warm up here today. actually a cooling trend already under way. san francisco, 59 degrees. we are seeing the increase in the cloud cover. it's going to stick around for the weekend. 65 degrees by 11:00 a.m. fast forward to the lunch hour, 60 degrees with a predicted high of 69. san jose can expect to see more of that cloud cover as well and the upper 70s will be in today's forecast with a high of 79. >> this "sunday night football" weather is brought by verizon. not just unlimited. verizon unlimited. >> watch live, local and primetime games with nfl mobile. only on verizon. >> are you ready for some football? i know i am. it's sunday. and we need it now more t

now with that record heat. >> chicago has been 90 plus today. that will be the seventh day in a row. more coming you, but first, the tuesday trivia brought to you by liberty mutual. >>> good tuesday morning, i'm meteorologist lisa argen waking up to beautiful conditions. it's already kind of on the mild side here in the city. we still have a red flag warnings for the higher elevations of the north and east bay today with high fire danger, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average. so it's these areas with these north to northeast winds where the relatively humidity is going to plummet today. look for 80s in the city, 90 in fremont today. >>> coming up, america's team, the cowboys, we'll talk about what they did last night, and the real story behind this moment when a former army ranger took the field alone. we'll be right back. (avo) when you have type 2 diabetes, you manage your a1c, but you also have a higher risk of heart attack or stroke. non-insulin victoza® lowers a1c, and now reduces cardiovascular risk. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading brand

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to a buy out with the bulls. 35-year-old wade averaged 18 points last year in chicago. the warriors reached out to as well. >>> cavs are going to have to wait to see wade and the all-star thomas on theor floor the same time. thomas's recovery from a hip surgery but they're worried about isaiah thomas being healthy for the play offs. >>> ut will host arizona state this week. chris left and took a hard hit to the head. kj took the reins, mark shumann with more on richard freshman. >> reporter: david shall did not commit to a quarterback this week against arizona state but he was impressed with kj costello's play. >> touch down cardinals. >> it was impressive. the first day wason, correction on a couple thing by the kid's got fire to him. he can throw a football well. >> he just commanded the huddle. he was telling everybody the play and what he expected out of the play. extra things here. like hey thornton go get this for us. those are the things you wanted to hear especially from a quarterback, the confidence that he has in everybody else in the huddle is nodding with him and saying

justice union so the chicago teachers. as that's happening, i have had more discussion with nicer teachers here in new york about widening their perspective about what is our union about and widening it to the community issues. that's where triangle, that we could fit in some of that conversation. you had a conversation? >> yes. hi, thank you. that was really interesting. so you guys all seem to be educators and you talk about educating students from, you know, middle school, you showed some real little kid books up through the university level. how does the story of triangle change as you -- how does it change from when you're teaching about this fire, this deadly fire to kirnd garters, to middle schoolers and high school and university level. how much depth do you get into it? does that make sense? >> sure. >> how gory does it get? >> i'll touch on it briefly and rob and mary anne as more on the classroom aspect. the students and teacher that query us for information, they're all right self selecting. they want to know more about a -- a second grade class wrote a song and they w

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right now, do the ugly cry, please. >> i bawled. when we were on her show in chicago, the housewives went on. and she doesn't like to meet the guests before the show. >> you know, i didn't know that. i always wondered about that. >> she likes the reaction to be real and authentic. but i was in the hallway, and i was going to get a bagel, and was coming down the hallway, and i went ahhh! >> and she goes, ahhh! and i think she was like, who is this crying woman in the hallway? and then she was like, nope, nope, nope! because she wanted that on camera. but -- no, no, no, no don't cry right now. cry on camera. >> no cry. >> now we know you actually sew and design stuff. but true or false, your wedding dress was designed by victoria beckham? >> it was. it was designed by victoria. yes. that's it. yeah. she was amazing. she was actually amazing the entire wedding day. she was a proper friend in making sure the dress was perfect. and then the dress i changed into after that was also a victoria beckham. and so i was a little tipsy by then. so victoria was the one wrangling me to get me into