bought by chris wright, used the gun bought by chris wright, had chris wright's dna, had a connection to ken dolezsar to find that it wasn't chris wright. >> reporter: but all of that claimed chris' defense the clever novak was quite capable of setting up. >> he could have it set from start to finish. >> like a chess game, 20 moves ahead. >> yep. >> reporter: but that didn't explain the good samaritan eyewitness that sat in court and pointed his finger at chris wright. >> i'm very certain and clear of what i saw. i may not have told it initially off the bat under the full stress of what i saw, but i know what i saw and i know who i saw. >> reporter: except there is one person who said he is most certainly sure lee carlson is mistaken. chris wright himself. >> i will answer any question you want to ask. >> reporter: chris was jailed right after his arrest. he wanted to make his case to "dateline" in the flesh, but authorities wouldn't allow it so we talked to him on the phone. you say you didn't do it. >> i absolutely did not do it. >> reporter: we discussed all the allegations at leng

chris: all right. >> they don't want a whiner in the white house. they are tired of hearing the president whining every day when they're struggling to make ends meet. they want a leader. a leader should lead. chris: you talk about being a moderate, and you are running in the mod rate lane. i want -- moderate lane. you support a public option but not medicare for all. you call the green new deal aspirational, and you oppose decriminalizing illegal border crossings. joe biden is also in that lane, and he's leading, beating you in that lane at this point. you say you are, you used this phrase a candidate for our times, which may be a nice way of dealing with the age issue. i want to ask you something honestly, and i don't know that you're going to give me an unguarded answer, although i know that you often -- in private you do. honestly, do you have concerns, as you see the gaffes by joe biden mounting up day by day, week by week, do you have concerns as to whether or not he is up to taking the fight over

chris tapp was charged with murder but only chris. not enough evidence to go after hobbs or anyone else. the announcement caught carol dodge by surprise and detectives had kept her in the dark until now. but one look at christopher tapp in court she knew she wanted him dead. >> it was final i was looking somebody in the eye i thought devil who had taken my daughter's life. >> reporter: chris tapp was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison a for angie's murder and 20 years for rape. which is when carol dodge's odyssey really began. her own investigation filled with danger and surprise as a very troubling discoveries. >> one discovery so disturbing that angie's mother reached out for help. coming up. >> the anger just surged through me. >> it still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> when "dateline" continues. ws advantage ii, kills fleas through contact all month long. i mean he's a wreck without me. advantage ii, fight the misery of biting fleas. oh, come on. flo: don't worry. you're covered. (dramatic music) and you'r

chris e chris all right. well, let's talk about the cause because we seem to think there was a cause. it appears that the shooter had posted hate-filled statements online talking about an invasion of this country by mexicans, and then he said in this statement that anybody who blamed president trump, it was fake news. but one of the democratic presidential candidates, beto o'rourke, offered a link. here he is. >> he is a racist, and he stokes racism in this country, and it does not just offend our sensibilities, it fundamentally changes the character of this country, and it leads to violence. chris: let's be clear, chuck, donald trump didn't pull the trigger here in either case. it was two madmen who pulled the trigger. but does president trump bear any responsibility for creating the larger climate? >> well, that's a hard question, and i do believe that the president -- let's put it this way, i don't think he makes a lot of effort to cool the tensions that already exist in this country. we've seen just over

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. now to mass shootings in less than 24 hours. last night, at least nine killed in dayton, ohio, and more than twice that death toll at a walmart in el paso. >> we are just walking out towards going into the store, then all of a sudden pop, pop, pop. it has been like there's a shooter, we need to go. >> most horrific thing i've ever seen. >> chris: i packed walmart filled with back-to-school shoppers. >> our community will not be defined by this senseless, evil act of violence. >> chris: we will have the latest on the shooting and the investigation in the live report as the 2020 candidates react. >> i am incredibly saddened and it's very hard to think about this. >> america is under attack from homegrown white nationalist terrorists. >> chris: presidential candidate mayer pete buttigieg joins us for this monday sit down. plus, we will ask our sunday panel about the epidemic of mass shootings in america. plus, president trump escalates his trade war with china announcing more tariffs. >> until such time as there is a deal, we will

>> chris, you have to tell us. something happened to these baby girls. >> reporter: eventually, watts asks to speak with his father ronnie watts, who has just flown in from north carolina. police oblige, an unusual move, allowing a third party into the interrogation room. >> both of them? >> yeah. >> she choked both of them to death? >> i freaked out and did the same thing to her. >> oh, my god. so, if she killed bella and cece, choked them to death, you lost it and choked her, or what? >> mm-hmm. that's rage. >> oh, son. >> reporter: it's a stunning statement. chris watts claims shanann had attacked the kids. and he killed her in a fit of rage. cbi agents re-enter the room. >> i saw the monitor. bella's covers were pulled off. and she was laying there. so i went over to cece's. and she was in there with her on top of her, choking her. i freaked out. i ran in there and got on top of her. >> what did you do? >> i did the same thing to her. >> who, shanann? >> yes. i'm not that person. >> he speaks quietly. he's not

chris wants a boy. i hope it's a boy for him. it will make him happy. >> reporter: as luck would have it, it's a boy. she had a name for him already? >> yeah. >> reporter: she works for a multi-level vitamin company. her best friend and co-worker, nicole atkinson remembers dropping her off at home after a work trip the morning of august 13th. >> and i believe it was around 1:45 in the morning you dropped her off? >> roughly, yeah. >> reporter: what was the last thing you said to her? ? i just told her, if you need help in the morning, let mow know. i gave her a hug and watched her go in the house. >> reporter: that morning, shanann watts goes offline. >> she didn't text me, because she texts me every morning. >> reporter: nicole decides to try her in person. she knows the code to the front door. what happened when you got to the house? >> i couldn't get in. it was locked from the inside. and then i called chris and asked if he knew where shanann was, and he said she went on a playdate. and i said chris, her car's in the garage. h

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the trade war with china escalates dramatically as beijing imposes new tariffs and president trump fires back. ♪ >> we are having a little spat with china and we will win it. >> chris: with the president attacking both the chinese and the federal reserve, he meets with world leaders at the g7 amid a global economic slow dow slow down. we will discuss the economy, trade, and new fears of a recession with treasury secretary steven mnuchin who is traveling with the president. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then. >> this is about him not keeping his promises to the middle class of this country. >> chris: it will get from presidential candidate, senator amy klobuchar, and ask about her plan for the economy in a "fox news sunday" 2020 sit down. plus, our sunday panthen president's plan to end family separations at the border by allowing children to be detained longer. >> this new rule will do even more to bring them together. >> chris: all right now now on "fox news sunday" ." ♪ >>

chris: u.s. and china trade war, trump announces a new 10% tariff this week on another 300 billion dollars of chinese goods, consumer goods. the news sense markets tumbling, renewing fears of a global economic slowdown, joining me now, peter navarro, welcome back to fa fox news sunday. let's start with the basics, who pays the tariffs. here is what president said. >> until such time there is a deal we'll be taxing the hell out of china, that is all there is, okay? chris: peter, that is just not true. american importers, pay the tariffs when chinese imports into this country go through customs, they pay the tariffs, sometimes they pass them on to american consumers, true? >> false, chris, we've seen, clearly is that china has strategically gained the tariffs by slashing their prices, and by devaluing their currency, since tariffs were put in place in 2018, chinese yuan fell by almost 10%. consumers are not see anything price hikes in any significant way it not showing up in data, we have core infl

chris will be back to sign books. [inaudible conversation] every year but tv covers book fairs and festivals around the country. here's a look of some events coming up. next weekend is the ajc, decatur festival that takes place outside of lamanna. and will be live on saturday, from a national book festival hosted in washington dc. later in the fall, look first at the brooklyn book festival in new york city. the southern festival books in nashville. for more information about upcoming books and book fairs coming up. book tv .org. here's a quick look at what's airing this evening in prime type and book tv. we sit down with robin turner at the annual rotarian conference free to pass. if you can keep it. also princeton university professor, weighs in on race gender and class in america. media research center founder and president brett brazil is that the media is biased against president trump. reports on the use of technology and space to improve the field of archaeology. an historian, douglas, timo union spies who priva

>> chris downey: no. i never thought-- >> stahl: you never thought-- you never thought the word "insurmountable--" >> chris downey: lots of people, friends that were architects and anybody else would say, "oh my god, it's the worst thing imaginable, to be an architect and to lose your sight. i can't imagine anything worse." but i quickly came to realize that the creative process is an intellectual process. it's how you think. so i just needed new tools. >> stahl: new tools? downey found a printer that could emboss architectural drawings so that he could read and understand through touch. >> chris downey: they look like normal prints, normal drawings, on the computer. but then they just come out in tactile form. >> stahl: so it is like braille, isn't it? >> chris downey: right. >> stahl: and he came up with a way to "sketch" his ideas onto the plans using a simple children's toy-- malleable wax sticks that he shapes to show his modifications to others. and he says something surprising started to happen. he

chris: good point. at the moment, chinese government debt is following what the rest of the world is doing. the rest of the world is panicking about deflationary forces. it is in a risk off mode and has been since late july. it may also be that at the margin, this adds to a bit of a slowdown risking china. personally, we think the chinese economy is rhea seller rating. i think the economy is caught up in a global move. and my mind, what we've seen in the last month or so is probably the start of a real bubble building in the bond market. i think we've talked about bond market bubbles on and off for years, but i think this should come back to the table. a lot of the pressure globally is somewhat parabolic. there's some strange things going on in the bond market, and i think china is caught up in that. vonnie: you've also said you think the chinese economy is about to re-accelerate. is that with or without more stimulus from the chinese government? chris: i think a lot of the stimulus is in. i suspect we

, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls bought this place back in calimesa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. as ashton and brianna remember their mother telling them. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. she just started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't

of course this would be made public, chris stirewalt. >> chris: who's against the transparency? who is in the anti-transparency? "no, we should cover up the things around jeffrey epstein. nobody needs to know about the semi-billionaire, semipedophile." >> katie: up at some of the people he associated with her happy to have it covered up. >> chris: donald trump a new jeffrey epstein but he knows the media world. he is the master media maestro. so he sees this conspiracy theory c, and those. confusing theories like, "hey, we are asking questions. what about jeffrey epstein?" "boss, you are in charge of federal prisons." "oh, my gosh, get barr on the phone! we need to fix this and do with it!" so it's an urgent matter to clean this up. has to be debt with because it falls under the executive purview, and william barr's of usually taking this super seriously. we will get answers and i pretty satisfied -- we won't satisfy every conspiracy theorist, but for the people still looking for sasquatch, they will never be satisfied. [laughter] >> jessica: people on twitter are still asking i

>> chris: into a labor day. we have to pay for the folks in florida, like grandpa and grandma bedford who are watching right now. >> dagen: are they staying? >> chris: they are, as well as my great aunt and great uncle. >> lisa: we will be praying for them and everyone else. >> dagen: it's been a great week of everybody. be sure to catch kat on our streaming service. "sincerely , kat." she provides comments and solutions to everyday problems. dating issues, you name it. she will answer your questions. start watching for free. log onto fox nation and download the app. we are back here monday, labor day. right now, molly line and for harris. >> molly: a monster storm roaring toward florida, dorian expected to make landfall in a matter of days as a powerful category 4 hurricane. potentially the biggest to hit the state in decades. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i molly line in for harris faulkner. right now, dorian is a category two storm, but forecasters expect it will strengthen as it slowly turns toward florid

did he bang chris harrison? >> he was going to ride into paradise and somehow be unscathed. >> this is real life. >> yep, it is. this season will be a franchise first when demi from colton's season falled love with a women. >> i could see being with her for the rest of my life. >> how did things go for you guys? >> so emotional, but worth it. >> we are waiting to see what happens with bachelor hannah's big mike. he's a front-runner for the "bachelor" but he's not on board. >> i have a lot of questions. i take my life serious. i don't care if i'm on it have or not. >>> still ahead, tyra banks's dooshl full-time with rihanna's 7-year-old look alike. >> you look just like rihanna. >>> a flash back with thomas and luke gone wild. >> there's no filters. we have fun with it. >>> we are with the hot men of country. plus, behind the scenes the with this guy in a fat suit. >>> plus, chris's soccer workout fail. closed captioning provided by -- now, precisely defined brows. new brow ultra slim pencil from maybelline new y

i want to hand it over to chris. >> anderson cooper, thank you very much. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." if voters are going to the polls because they want us to be safer from gun violence, then this president's chances just took a hit. news tonight the president has told the nra background checks are off the table. we have reaction from a senator in a deep red state who has been personally lobbying the president to help him pass life-saving gun legislation. senator joe manchin is here. the president's election fate will depend on how you feel about the economy, so how good is it? how well has this president done and what is he doing now to stave off a recession? we will test the realities of this economy with mr. stephen moore. yes, the same, the man the president picked for the fed before withdrawing him over a storm of controversy. >>> and if joe biden is going to go big on his new electability argument, do new poll numbers give him good reason? we got the data. we have the wizard of odds. what do you say? let's get after it. >> the president said there was gr

chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. chris? >>> thank you, katty. i am chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. it is friday, august 30th. any minute now we ekts petke to hear from the governor of florida, ron de-santos as his state prepares for hurricane dorian. couple of pieces of worrisome news about this storm which is now a category 2 hurricane. it is expected to strengthen to a category 4 as it barrels toward florida's east coast and to slow down considerably that could mean sustained periods of damaging winds, heavy rain, and destruction when the storm makes landfall in the coming days. >> yesterday, we submitted a request to the federal government for prelandfall declaration for assistance for protective measures. we anticipate a positive response. that has been endorsed by the entire florida delegation in the u.s. congress and we appreciate them for their support on that. floridians need to be prepared. the bad news going forward is it could potentially have impact before it reaches landfall but you have time to prepare if you have not done so

>> that's right, chris. this was the deadliest attack on the latino community in united states history. and the president today in his press conference, i think as all americans after an event like this were glad that the president would address it and at least speak about the opportunity to work on gun control legislation with the congress, but the president blamed the media, the internet, video games, he did not look in the mirror and blame himself. if you look at that terrorist manifesto, the shooter's manifesto, a lot of the language that the shooter used is eerily similar to language that the president has used to dehumanize and demonize hispanic immigrants in this country, and that violence spilled over and affected not just immigrants but hispanic americans and also folks that are not hispanic. so the president has created this deadly climate where people are acting upon the kind of words and language that he has inspired in them. the other part of it is the guns. the fact that this guy could take a w

none of this is helping the situation chris. >> chris, may i? >> the politics part of this -- >> i hear you, patrick. >> is donald trump going to talk to the -- >> tomorrow is a chance. i'm going to give you the final word. don't forget the other two points, he said, there is a gun control bill on there that's pretty reasonable and a lot -- a few are starting to bubble up and saying, we're not against this. the president has said he's for much of what's in that bill before and there's no reason not to treat these extremists as terrorists. >> three quick points. i'm coming there, i'm going to pass gun control. i'm coming there and pass gun control. number two, i apologize for mainstreaming white supremacist talking points. i'm going to tackle the terror threat in america. forgive me, forgive me for being a racist. forgive me for calling you invaders, rapists. and i'm going to be your president and i'm going to fight for you and i'm going try my best to be less racist because let's be honest, that's the feature, not the book. >> thank you for your

chris: chris buckler, bbc news. laura: how tariffs can be a hidden tax on the very poorest, and more are coming on september 1. our language is constantly changing, and the intes pushing the transformation. conversations we have online are becoming mainstream, and so are is the shohand we use. 20 years ago, who could have foreseen we would all be lol'ing? in her new book "because in a rnet," an author and linguist has been tracking these anges, and she spoke to me earlier. thank you for joining us. what is the key difference between the old language rules id the new internet rules? >> one of the thinhink is interesting about the internet is it gives us this explosion of writing by ordinary people that is so mundane and so beautiful, that lets us write the way we have been talking and not have these editorial rules that are imposed from on highenut rules ou have people interacting with each other. laura: but there is confusion, as you point out in the book, over how different generations read internet language. is lo

i'm chris christie. i'm chris christie. >> watch it. >> what did you expect. that's what i'm saying. like what did you expect, civility. civility? >> can i count up in my thank you to you because i always love talking to you. you make a good news day easier. you did your impression of donald trump. >> right. >> and you did a chappell christie portmanteau. >> there cryou go. >> chuck nice, always making things a little bit nicer. >> love people. >> we're going to fit in a break, and i'm going to ask you can you name all the candidates running in one minute. we'll explain, next. candidates running in one minute. we'll explain, next. erage accou, and zero minimums to open an account. we have fidelity mutual funds with zero minimum investment. and only fidelity offers four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. because when you invest with fidelity, all those zeros really add up. ♪ so, maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce d

>> it's interesting, chris. you know, we talk about, you know, the science of hurricane forecasts and we usually talk about the physical sciences. we look at the satellites, the data, everything. but there is a whole nother part of what we do for a living, the social science part of this. that's why we lean so fa ward doing interviews like this talking about the impacts, the cone, don't worry about the line in the middle. think about impacts. we spend so much time in the social science as well for people that really haven't seen a hurricane and all the other people that have moved here from other places trying to get them acclimated to what to do in these situations. got to listen to the local officials and pay attention to the forecast. >> for sure. thank you so much and good luck in the coming days. speaking of the local officials the national weather service says the probability of tropical storm force winds hitting miami is about 50/50 right now. joining me on the phone is the mayor of miami, francis suarez.

i'm chris jansing. "hardball" will chris matthews is up next. >>> heading into the back stretch. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. as we enter labor day weekend, we mark the traditional end of summer, of course, and the beginning of an intense new phase in the presidential campaign of 2020. ten democrats have made the cut for next month's debate. that puts the top billing three candidates, joe biden and senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren bunched together at center stage. and while the summer has brought its share of ups and downs, the shape of the race has remained gelled. on the very first day of summer, for example, june 21st, former vice president joe biden led the pack in the real clear politics average at 32 points, with senator bernie sanders at 15, senator warren at 12, kamala harris and pete buttigieg tied at 7. today biden continues to hold a double-digit lead with 29% followed by sanders and warren at 17% together. warren has steadily climbed in the polls, gaining 5 points in the past three months. former senator kamala har

let's bring in our guests from hong kong chris chang is a journalist and editor in chief of hong kong free press an independent publication in nottingham professor steve turned director of the china institute the so us university of london and author of him warden history of hong kong also from hong kong joseph chang political scientist and convener of the project office a group of alliance for true democracy welcome to the program chris what are the protesters trying to achieve here i would put it best of 5 demands which they did save the past 2 bombs it was on the floor busy they'll want the protests got the carrot or ice that's right name one or the process is to be released they want to depend it best occasion it or to events in their lives and how to be the 1st soccer coach mr steve one of the take in the protest now to the airport is here to put more pressure on the chinese government or its face to the pro-democracy movement. demonstration movement through the airport i think is aimed at causing maximum disruption and therefore seeking attention and. domestically in hong kong a

chris: yeah. you want someone who will take you to the spots, the inlets, the eddies, and who, really is going to know how to make sure you have a good time. carol: so where should we go? did you do 10 places? chris: yeah. the place i would go is martha's vineyard, especially because there is this woman, abby schuster, she is a guide, 29 years old, one of the only women guides we talked to. she is part of the new trend of instagram-savvy guides. if you aren't getting many bites, she will do an impromptu yoga class. it sounded really cool. and then there are these live aboard boats that we learned about. in the everglades, florida bay, you can go on a boat, drive around and fishing the whole time. the same thing in the amazon. very cool experiences. carol: that's what's interesting. martha's vineyard is going to be very different from the amazon, and also the type of fish you are going after. chris: yeah. i grew up fishing, but in new england. i did not know about some of these fish, actually. i di

chris cuomo was out of control. i watched and i thought it was terrible. i don't know who is defending him. maybe they did not see him. maybe they haven't gotten the full picture, but i think anybody who would have seen chris cuomo would have thought that was a disgrace. you've never seen me do that. [reporters asking questions] pres. trump: i think chris cuomo was so out-of-control that i would not want to see a weapon in his hands. i guess his fist is not a weapon or he would have done something. he talked about it, but he didn't do anything. but i think chris cuomo was very much out of control, actually. reporter: [inaudible] pres. trump: anthony was a guy who worked for me, who really didn't have a clue. he worked for 11 days. he made terrible statements and gestures. to people who worked in the office. i think we have ourheard great detail. anthony did not support me at the beginning. he was with somebody else and then he went to somebody else, and he only supported me after it was a foregone conclusion that i was going to win. i'm not a fan of anthon

chris? >> mariana atencio, thank you for that. as they prepare for tropical storm dorian, the trump administration is looking to pull millions of dollars from fema. nbc news was the first to report that the department of homeland security will reallocate $271 million. 155 million of that specifically coming from fema's disaster relief fund. those funds will instead be used to pay for immigration detention space and temporary hearing locations for asylum seekers who have been forced to wait in mexico. according to a letter sent by the agency by a california congresswoman. back to talk to me about this, victoria defrancesco soto, shermichael singleton and basil smikle. what do you make of this plan pho pull fema dollars and just as we go into hurricane season? >> it's tragic from the human perspective of it, but it's also just mind-boggling in terms of policy. let's remember, chris, that during hurricane maria, we saw the lives of over 3,000 people being lost. we saw 1.5 million people on the island of puerto rico lose power, and it

chris? >> thanks for that, kelly. let me get, bill, the take from what you're hearing elsewhere, how, actually, the leaders of the other countries and the reporters who have -- who cover them full-time were saying about their perception of how this is going and their own relationship with the president. >> yeah, chris. remember right from the beginning president macron lowered expectations for success at this summit, lowered the bar by saying there would be no final communique, no final message to the world about what this summit meant. so that is number one. you won't hear that today. and i think they've done a good job if you like of papering over the cracks between them on all sorts of issues, on iran, for example. i think there has been a little bit of progress on iran but that's largely due to president macron's almost personal diplomacy here, including having the iranian foreign minister turn up here. you know, on climate there are big differences and president trump simply didn't turn

i'm chris matthews in washington. in a wild escalation of his political wars, the president of the united states urged a foreign country to bar its doors from members of the united states congress. at the president's urging, that country agreed to do it. the astounding chain of events began with a tweet, of course. president trump wrote, "it would show great weakness if israel allowed representative omar and representative tlaib to visit. they hate israel and all jewish people." well, shortly after that, prime minister benjamin netanyahu officially barred the two lawmakers. he argued it was due to their support for a pro-palestinian boycott movement in israel which under israeli law is bounds for banning. but israel's actions urged on by trump was a reversal from israel israel's position a few days before. israel's ambassador to the u.s. said last month israel will not block omar and tlaib from coming into the country. he said at the time out of respect for the u.s. congress and the great alliance between israel and a

. >> sean: i'm not chris, chris is the other guy. >> i'm sorry, that's right. >> now that is an insult. >> sean: you just said i'm part of a liberal political family. >> i know chris as a former cnn colleague, and, you know, he doesn't deserve this. he's a good person, and i havee to say, i have family and friends on shelter island. i know where this place is. you go there to relax, to be with your family p and friends, which is what he was doing. this is outrageous kind of stuff that's done to him, and i, frankly, don't care whether it's chris cuomo, or whether it's eric trump, or whether it's ted cruz. this is totally unacceptable. it's clearly unacceptable. and good for chris for standing up for himself. >> it was really lame of him to try to say that being called "fredo" was somehow akin to being called the n-word or for cnn to double down and say that was a slur. particularly when you go back and you look at the amount of guests that were on cnn, and chris cuomo called himself that, as well, so that part is not okay. >> sean: the guy started it. and chris stood up to him. >> true.

chris, let's start with this raid. in a lot of ways, if you look at it, this is one of the most effective ways to discourage illegal immigration. if you look at the next going on here, everyone's heart goes out to the children sitting there crying about their parents being deported. i imagine that's horrible. their parents are the ones that put them in this situation. if you look at all the various crimes, whether it's the coyotes who are being paid $10,000 each or whatever to bring them over the border, the 31% who are sexually abused along the way according to amnesty international, the identities that are stolen in order for that employer to have fake social security numbers to put into the system. the crimes that go into this, and the victims that fan out from there, are enormous. you discourage this and then you prosecute the business owner, which has to happen. and i assume it will, because once they go through and see who was actually illegal then they go in and they prosecute the employers. this is the way to d

chris jansing is in for ari. >> good to see you, chuck. i am chris jansing in for ari tonight. we're following a lot of stories. the walls are closing in. trump losing support as his trade war blows up and his administration got millions of dollars from fema. plus, more fallout as trump threatens to deport seriously ill children. i'll talk to one family whose 5-year-old is receiving life-saving care in the u.s., but has been told to get out. and the slow burn in the impeachment caucus. why dozens more democrats have come out in favor of impeaching trump since the mueller hearing. we'll get to all of it, but we begin with an update on hurricane dorian, as the monster storm barrels towards florida. nbc meteorologist bill karins is with us. bill, what should people be preparing for? >> that's the million-dollar question. you're prepared in case you're told to evacuate. that's kind of the bottom line. first thing, area of concern is the northern bahamas, and then we're going to talk about south central florida on the east coast, and then possibly right up through the florida coast

but i think chris cuomo was very much out of control, actually. anthony was a guy who worked for me, who really didn't have a clue. he worked for 11 days. he made terrible statements and gestures. heard greathave ou detail. anthony did not support me at the beginning. he went to somebody else, then he went to somebody else, and he only supported me after it was a foregone conclusion. anthony is really somebody who is very much out of control. and he doesn't have what it takes. he really doesn't. he wanted to come back in the administration the last five months. i said, anthony, i can't take you in, i'm sorry. he calls so much. he is a nervous, neurotic mess. i said, anthony, i can't take you in. i said you have to stop calling. too many calls, anthony. behold, now he feels differently. but anthony is upset because he wanted certain things. anthony wanted to come in the administration. as you remember, better than i do, he was a disaster. reporter asking questions] president trump: we have tremendous plastic coming from asia, china. it is plastic f

a lot of people think, chris, your going backwards and trying to get them together. well, that is what it has always been and i think community is the basis of what we build in youth and young adult ministry because that is what they are yearning for. >> real community, physical, social presence with some i don't know, meaningful indifference between. i understand that prayer groups and you eucharistic groups are and where else can they get it except through you and the church? >> i think it is far from few now because we are so connected even our families and my parents are so connected to their phone that we very rarely get to connect even on a phone. to hear each other on the telephone itself and hearing each other's voice and our voices and that's why when i work with young people if they miss meetings i say face time them at least because then you get to see their facial expressions and body language and we can connect in that level. >> hold that thought. we will take a break now. we will talk more in detail about youth and young adult ministry. >>> [ cell phone

i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. there is a wild story breaking on our watch. take a look at the internet. put in patrick byrne, ov overstock.com. everybody is doing it now. we are trying to get mr. byrne ready to be in position in the studio to tell you the story. he said he didn't want to get the company involved with certain government matters he has been involved with. like what? he said he was involved with the russian spy named maria butina. yeah. that one. the one we have all been hearing about. they had a romantic affair and then the government came to him and asked to be involved in that and all of the other operations involved in the election that is one of the wildest stories i ever heard. i was on the phone with him. he said you have heard nothing. remember, this is not a fringe guy. he does have a website i want to ask him about but he ran one of the most known companies in the country. we have to hear the story. we are reaching out for a response from the u.s. government. we have not heard anything. 202

what were the police supposed to do, chris? they couldn't walk away and leave him there on the sidewalk. >> but is this -- then we get into what are you supposed to do. one of the things i need to put aside, this isn't about whether or not he was going to be criminally responsible. that's over. it's not going to happen. i don't know what de blasio was talking about the other night when he said there's going to be justice. i guess justice may come in the form of him losing his job. we're showing people the video right here now, areva. and what happens, he resists arrest. he's upset about this. he thinks he's being harassed, whatever it is. once they start to try to arrest him, he does put his hands up, but then it's on. he's resisted and now they're trying to put him on the ground. what do you see here that you believe is a clear case of misconduct? >> the failure of the officers in this case to stop choking this man as he cried out not once, not twice, not five times, but 11 times, i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> which has

chris: it is far too political to be making adjustments. you are left with the bank of england, it is pretty mechanical and a look at what is priced into the rate curve, rate cuts, together with their assumptions of a smooth orderly brexit. 2020 gets a modest upgrade. i think it is quite mechanical and perhaps staying out of it until we see what happens at the end of october. vonnie: the market is not staying out of it with the british right now. is that the dollar moving or is that actual traders saying this is not going to well? -- got -- not going too well? soft highhad that 7 -- i7gure -- i7 figure. it is important for the short end of the curve, short and rates have come off after sort of bouncing yesterday evening and have taken a bit of a seam out of the dollar rally. forie: your forecast sterling and ing? to 1.18e have it down in q3, q4. that should put euro/sterling up to 95. this is our highest probability governmentne of the failing to get any concessions from brussels by late september early october and a no-confidence vote call

chris: until their asylum claims are heard. i of course thindefinite, and what is a real concern for people is that that is taking months and in some cases years for those cases to bheard. there is no doubt that doctors havearned that placing children in detention can have an effect on them physically and mentally. listening today to the acting homeland secury secretary kevin mcaleenan, he was extremely clear that as far as ned, they will be treated with dignity and respect. he talked about these campuses, family detention centers, where there is access to services and mental health help, and also ey would get education. but as you mentioned, nancyea pelosi, r of the house, democrats saying this is not, acceptabe believes it is codifying child abuse. she has been mentioning what doctors feel about this whole idea. n sophie: strong reactom democratic quarters, but this was also likely to be challenged in the courts. chris: and certainly if you take a look at previous attempts to try and change the rules surrounding the detention

he is in the child's whole thing chris comeau and chris has a right to defend himself and let's not be phoning it. everybody, we have all heard those words before. we have watched youtube and anyone fading out knows your presaged ears. never heard these words before. cranky, you're probably full of it or you are acting like a liberal that is offended by everything. anyway, joining us now to discuss, i don't think he should've apologized, the author of swamp wars, number one best seller, jeff lord. lisa boothe. what's your take? >> i wonder what this is what the left me and so talk about toxic masculinity. i mean, it's hilarious. the president selling t-shirts or someone changes wikipedia yesterday to say freda,, i mean, now get on with you in this sense. you're out with your family coming out with friends, i just don't think someone should go up to you and heckle you. i don't think that's cool did i just don't think that's right. >> sean: i guess people think that because you are in the public eye, by the way, i've been through very similar things myself. i was never called frito thoug