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muir is next. i m kristen and he. tonight, the president punts, holding his own event. after disinviting the champion philadelphia eagles, instead many in the crowd today for the president, white house staffers. calling it a celebration of america, after he learned only a handful of eagles players were going to come. and tonight, the controversy of this image. the player praying before a game, speaking out now after this image was used to make it look like the eagles were kneeling during the anthem. the urgent alert at this hour from authorities. volcanic debris is coming down yet again. and new images tonight, families trying to outrun giant plumes of ash. some buried alive. the heartbreaking headline here in new york city tonight. a name known to so many, designer kate spade, famous for her handbags and women s accessories, found dead inside her apartment. the letter she left behind. new tonight, what the judge is now saying involving paul manafort, after robert mu ....
putting aside the fact the bible is under our constitution, not the framework to resolve these issues, which the attorney general knows even if the white house spokesperson does not know that. let s look at what else we have here. jeff sessions dismissing all of these concerns from experts and families by saying these migrant children who were ripped from their parents arms are well cared for. this is hhs, health and human servic services. something entirely different from the criminal justice system that they care for these children in a. proper way. they are providing food and education in their native language, health and dental care. we transport them where they want the to go while they are in the country. that is the representation of the trump administration about what they are doing. et we show you that so you can see their version of events. what we are seeing, though, on the ground is very different. here s what s happening inside the casa shelter in texas. childr ....
David Gura hosts coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. change the narrative around this meeting. i want to step back and give us an understanding of how michael cohen was his confidant, his fixer, this relationship has turned dramatically here. yes. i m most interested in how this plies with voters. i m seeing a parallel to what rudy giuliani said this summer. michael cohen was honest with the utmost of credibility. i would hear the same thing from house sources in particular, today talking to people, what is kind of the read on your members after this week, ahead of midterms. they say, you know what, michael cohen has always had credibility issues, at this point swrees vis-a-vis the don junior meeting until the senate committee subpoenas him to come back and testify once more, to say under oath that liz father did not know about this meeting. i don t see the political implications of this at this moment. we have seen this play ou ....
Rudy Giuliani, the attorney to President Donald Trump, is interviewed. Panelists include Jonah Goldberg (National Review); reporter Gillian Turner (Fox News);. Rudy Giuliani, the attorney to President Donald Trump, is interviewed. Panelists include Jonah Goldberg (National Review); reporter Gillian Turner (Fox News);. president has a concern.but he absolutely respects the independence of the fed.the market expects interest rates to keep going up, the only question is how far and for how long we think the fed will be very careful in managing the economy. chris: in fact, isn t it responsible as the economy heats up. when we ve had these artificially low interest rates when the economy was chugging along at 1-2 percent. isn t it responsible for the fed to increase interest rates? i think it is in the market expects it. it s been targeting two percent inflation and with two percent inflation, we have to have slightly higher interest rates to manage through that. chris: i w ....
A morning newscast featuring breaking news and weather reports. and we now understand it s burned 83,000 acres. something at play for firefighters, you can almost not get your head around what it s like to battle a blaze like this burning so hot here. you can see that firefighters, some of them working 24-hour shifts have been grabbing sleep any way they can. that s what they are up against. not only are they fighting it in terms of fatigue, but in these conditions, there is a problem with equipment as well. we are used to hot but, you know, 116, 117 degrees on the fire line, humidity is hovering around 10% or less during the day, which is critical fuel moisture for us, which means that we have 100% probability of ignition. so we are just battling those two things right there, just the fatigue on the firefighters putting out fires is horrendous, let alone the equipment fatigue because the fire is causing the equipment to overheat and helicopters are put down to cool off ....