jon: the congressional baseball game will go on. see you back here in an hour. outnumbered starts now. sandra: new details pourit yesterday s shooting. this is the number steve s glaze remains in critical condition and will require more surgery. three others were shot and remain injured. this is outnumbered, and sandra smith. your today, kennedy, also from the intelligence report, trish regan, jessica tarlov is here, and today s #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade. he is outnumbered. we thought you didn t have enough to do today.
jumped in and jumped into the arms of the congressman. meanwhile, family members of matt micah who is the head of government relations for tyson foods say that he was shot multiple times. he remains in intensive care and critical condition at george washington university hospital. we know the entire speech anyone family as well as his aides will be at tonight s baseball game. it will be an incredibly emotional experience for all. sandra: thank you.
the storm. we re doing whatever we can to help. shepard: let s get to it. good friday afternoon from the fox news deck. we re tracking hurricane irma. florida s governor says the window to escape the path of the storm is closing. with each updated forecast, the chance of a direct hit on some part of south florida and then up the peninsula of florida are increasing. this as the head of fema says i don t know anybody in florida has experienced what we re about to get. the florida says we should expect life threatening conditions from coast-to-coast. he says this is a catastrophic storm like our state has never seen. over 500,000 people there from mandatory evacuation orders, including miami, miami beach, the keys. rick scott telling people to be
patient when dealing with crowded highways. he says more troopers are on the road to help with the flow of the traffic. he says the state has sent school buses to get residents out of dangerous areas. some gas stations have long lines. oth
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before the dot.com boom went bust until end of the clinton administration. in 1984, three years after the first reagan tax-cut the annual gdp had 7.2%. many critics believe we will never hit those sustained numbers again. the 2008 recession weeded out antiquated jobs especially manufacturing. now replaced by automation and industrialization of third world countries but new jobs are coming back in advanced manufacturing, hence the need for retraining. that is what matt told the president of iowa tuesday, he has one and 50 employees and needs a lot more. the jobs are out there. they don t know what to do. we are so busy we have guys on mandatory overtime, they are great guys, i just want more of them. i saw a guy, always hiring, that is a good sign. whether those gdp numbers are sustainable may depend on whether employers like that can fill those vacant jobs. they are trying to do that by setting up expensi
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would have obstructed it. he has a right to defend himself. if he believes he s innocent, he is innocent, he should speak out. white house also moved quickly to frame trump s words as nothing more than his own personal view. it s not an order. it s the president s opinion. the president is not obstructing, he s fighting back. the president is stating his opinion. he s stating it clearly. he s certainly expressing a frustration that he has with the level of corruption that we ve seen from people like jim comey, the president s angry. frankly, most of america is angry as well and there s no reason he shouldn t be able to voice that opinion. but remember what the white house once told us about how we should regard what this president says on twitter. are president trump s tweets considered official white house statements? well, the president is the president of the united states so th
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already several witnesses in on just day two. all of it as the 11th hour gets underway on a wednesday night. good evening from our nbc news headquarters in new york. this was one more in a string of extraordinary days in our country. because this was what we woke up to from the president of the united states. quote, attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country even further. perhaps just as extraordinary, nothing happened after that. it was wednesday in america and tonight robert mueller and his team remain on the job. the negotiations for a possible sitdown interview between robert mueller and president trump. we report on the latest offer
from the special counsel writing that mueller, quote, indicated this week that he s willing to reduce the number of questions his investigation asks. according to two people briefed o
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collar professional, think of john kasich, congressman from this district. that strain of republican used to be the heart of this district. in 2016, what we saw happen with donald trump on the scene, franklin county it was dead even when it was obama versus romney. the flip side is when you get outside of franklin, outside of the wealthy suburbs of delaware and into the blue counties of rural. you saw some of the biggest swings in the country from romney in 12 who did terribly from trump in 2016. obama carried the muskingum
in michigan. muslim american public health official is running the democratic primary for governor. the front runner in the race, the state former senate minority leader has been endorsed by emily s list and like every contest, today s elections stand in the shadow of 2016 election and the man who became president and the wreckage he associates himself with. his fixer michael cohen is under investigation for tax fraud f
sean: its misinformation and its fake news. we all know that, every minute, every second, every hour every day, every year. if we are not the destroy-trump media. thank you for being with us, let not your heart be troubled. graham, big show. laura: hannity, you know what i was thinking? we should do our own public service announcement and we can film it and it would be fun. if you have tds lasting longer than five hours consult a physician. trump derangement syndrome, right? sean: whatever you say is right. i didn t hear half of what you said. laura: tds. if you have it longer than five hours you should see a physicia physician. i never understood that commercial with the two tabs. isn t that defeating the point, the two tubs? you are totally behind me today. i don t think you can keep up. sean: is not that i m behind you, i can t really hear you. laura: hannity can t hear
me, so why are we even talking? i m just going to do hand puppets. sean: you keep talking, i m go
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wall built, loopholes closed and sanctuary city policies and data once and for all. check out what happened courtesy of philadelphia s refusal to cooperate with i.c.e. detainers. in may of 2009, one ramon vasquez, a citizen of honduras was deported from the united states. just five years later in march 2014 i.c.e. officers found out that vasquez was back in the u.s. and was in custody with the philadelphia department of prison. philadelphia however refused to comply with an i.c.e. detainer request so vazquez was, instead, released from custody. after his release, vasquez was rearrested and ultimately convicted for child rape. this is an unspeakable act of evil that should have never occurred and never occurred on american soil. remember when the current mayor of philly did this after a judge
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storm florence. all of our crews are out in it. we ll be bringing all of this information to you. our breaking news coverage our breaking news coverage continues now with ac360. captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening. i m anderson cooper in willing, north carolina. the story has been wailg rain and rain and more rain. we re seeing the heaviest band of rain just in the last ten minutes or so hitting this area down by the cape fear river. five people have died so far in this storm. five people. five lives lost. hundreds of people have had to be rescued from their homes. some here in wilmington. others in new bern and elsewhere. there have been rescues going on last night throughout today and no doubt will continue tonight. we ll be talking to some rescuers in the next hour as
well as some people who have been rescued. and the stories they tell are harrowing of water coming into their homes. of sending their children up into the attic with what they thought was to save th
a lab where scientists for weeks ntis time get an up close look at how climate change is altering life on the ocean floor. buried alive the frantic tarch for survivors after an fvalanche hits a swiss ski resort. and former prisoners change peir lives by taking the stage ind writing their own second act. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. garrett: good evening, yoeryone. norah is off tonight. i m major garrett. we begin with postholiday headaches for millions of travelers, especially those on the road. according to a prediction from da.a., today, the day after holidays, and for many, it sp aiving up to its billing. a powerful snowstorm shut down two of the nation s busiest interstates today in, of all eftces, southern california. that left cars and trucks stranded for hours. elsewhere, there s been heavyra.
that messy mix is expected to push all the way to new england over the next few days. t ll get to the forecast in a moment, but first, jamie yuccas leads us o