A roundtable ensemble discusses and debates the day's news.
A roundtable ensemble discusses and debates the day's news.
>> juan: what i learned about this, i thought back to literature and mark twain who said -- >> jesse: i thought that too, juan. [laughter] >> juan: mark twain said that kind of profanity, if you will, gives a person a relief not even available to those who pray. it's a way to let it out. i think dana, in her defense, acted impulsively. in the gym, you have told me when people get near you with their weights, you get pretty tough. >> greg: i get angry. but i control my anger, jedediah bila and i'm sure you look up to dana. >> jedidah: dana is my mentor. my dog saw this, and she hasn't been the same. the thing about this that is so amusing is that dana is the only person on earth that something
like this could happen to you and you leave i knew somehow like her more. she's gotten more adorable. one thing i love about it honestly is that sometimes people think we sit here and everything we say is planned on stage. that was a real moment. that showed me you are actually watching and reacting in the moment what you felt, which is what you pretty much do all the time, what i love about you is that you say what's on your mind. that was a real moment. people crave that stuff. that's why when they see it, they are like yeah, it's a bad word but she's a real person that she had a human reaction and we like her more. >> juan: the thing about it, it's getting worse. that's the problem. i don't know if you were here the other day. greg said something to her the other day and her response was b.s. and then she said that was butter sticks. >> dana: in nashville, apparently butter sticks has become a thing. it's caught on a people are using it. i think i've done a service to the language. >> greg: butter sticks, if you
look in urban dictionary, it is something completely different. we had fans that were upset. we have a guest calling in who wanted to express i guess her opinion on this. do we have the collar? >> you do. hello, dana. >> dana: high matt, mom. >> i just wanted to tell you you are not in trouble. >> dana: that's my biggest fear my whole life is being in trouble. my fear of being in trouble. that would be the worst thing. i'm glad to know you don't think i'm in trouble. >> i think you called him exactly as he was. >> dana: thank you very much. >> jesse: this is not frowned upon? the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. >> juan: you can't go after her mother. >> greg: its "watters' world." he does it all the time. >> dana: i was telling greg earlier that as it flew out of my mouth and i felt so embarrassed and so mortified and i felt like i have, ever since
the, my junior year of high school when i got caught trying to skip school with tracy schilling and i got detention and you found out. do you want to tell america what you did to punish me? >> i will. it was a great moment. i kept my mouth shut for about seven months and wrapped up in a very nice christmas gift was the i received from the principal of the school saying my daughter had skipped school. >> dana: it ruined christmas. i am still upset about it. >> greg: that is a long play. to wait seven months. >> jesse: i know. i just got coal in my stocking. >> greg: did you give her another gift? >> dana: i think i got a boombox. >> the gift of language. >> dana: mom, do you want to say anything to jesse about his
mom texts? >> i love your mother's texts. i think the best thing would be if your mother and i teamed up, got together. we could make a new show. >> jesse: dangerous combination. let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> dana: i didn't get a chance to tell you this last night. you are not the only mom who called. last night, i was very embarrassed and i was really upset, one of our executives got a call from his mother making sure that i was not going to get in trouble. chris stirewalt called me the teachers packed because of that but the mother also said she was very upset greg was not here yesterday to witness the moment. i said don't worry. he will be getting me back. >> greg: from now on, this is going to follow you everywhere. >> dana: america, i apologize. mom, i apologize. thanks for sticking up for me. thank you for calling in. >> thank you for the apology. you're not in trouble. have a good show.
>> jedidah: she stuck up for the alligator. >> greg: the alligator always gets the last. what's the saying? you can be nice to the alligator. >> jedidah: his mouth was taped. >> jesse: i am upset and a little bit about the double standard going on here. other people at the table, you or juan or me, if anybody had said something like that, i am sure it would've been a huge deal. when you say it, it's cute and we are doing a segment on it. >> jedidah: that's what i'm saying. >> dana: i am all about ratings. wait until one more thing. >> greg: another four-legged friend? >> dana: thank you. >> greg: president trump drops the hammer on democrats. fiery in tampa.
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come in in the fall? >> democrats want to raise your taxes. they want to destroy our jobs. they want to crush our industries with crippling regulations. and you know the stock market is up almost 40% since that great november day. worst of all, democrats want to, you know that, they want to open our borders. they want to let crime, tremendous crime, into our country. can't do it. republicans won strong borders and no crime. the democratic party, they want to abolish i.c.e. in other words, they want to let ms-13 rule our country. that's not going to happen. >> dana: rallies are always fun to watch, jesse. one of the best things president trump has going for him, you can't beat someone with no one. the democrats haven't settled on anyone. it could be another year.
>> jesse: right now, maxine waters has the face of the democratic party, and that's frightening. nancy pelosi and crying chock, very unpopular. i love how the president's language is so stark and extreme. it's not just that they are soft on crime. they want ms-13 to run the country. it really puts a headline to these, you know, haymaker's this guy is throwing. it's succinct and quick and it fires up the crowd. looks like he is on two themes:: law and order, and you talk about crime and ms-13 and the borders, and the economy. on the economy, things are pumping. he's got nearly 3% gdp growth. wages are up. jobless claims way down. stock market is up. 401(k)s are bursting. it's a great message. some of the inflammatory rhetoric comes when he's talking about law & order and crime and the border. that can end up firing up the democrats when he does that. it's a tough balance.
but he is all in. >> juan: by the way, jesse, i think there is a pull out biden beating him handily. >> dana: don't you think that has a lot to do with name i.d., juan? >> juan: no. >> dana: the only other democrat making headlines -- >> jesse: there was also a poll that said hillary was going to beat trump. >> juan: who do the democrats have? we haven't had the midterms yet. >> dana: do you think former vice president biden can win a primary in this current climate when the democrats -- >> juan: it's not close among democrats. republicans love to focus on alexandria ocasio-cortez. they say it's the far left. they are so wacky. but most of the democrats, not only do they prefer biden, almost two to one over anybody else. hillary clinton who is not running. when you ask about, who do you
want for your candidate? it is joe biden. >> jesse: republican primary. you had jeb bush. rubio. and then when you get down to the debates in the caucuses, it's another ball game. >> juan: we are talking before the midterms, is my point. here's the thing about last night that drove me nuts. everyone saying look at the rally. what do i see? i see people, conspiracy theorists. >> greg: you saw one sign. >> juan: i saw people insurance. i saw seth rich science. >> greg: that's what you choose to see. you can find the fringe. there is more fringe on the left and right. i don't like them on either side. >> juan: where they attracted to trump? >> greg: it's an interesting question. if there is something extremely popular, it often includes all sorts of different people. you get mainstream, normal, common sense people, but you get
fringe people. you have a wide net. that happens everywhere. you want to smear an entire group of people, we do that to the left too. >> dana: i get that you were disturbed by it. greg, democrats making headlines this week are not the ones of the future. president obama announcing today he's going to endorse a whole bunch of candidates. it's like waving a red flag in front of republicans. >> greg: they are worried that there is a huge hole, and the thing is, what trump is doing, he is expressing the internal tug-of-war that always seems to work. republicans grow economy. democrats grow government. republicans want to get rich. democrats want to get the ridge. these are the stark choices. everything else, immigration, regulation, taxes, it all goes away. it's about expanding government versus expanding opportunity.
i think it's the way to go. the problem the republicans have is it's a three-way race. republicans versus democrats and media. those two participants agree to fix the outcome. you know what successes? it's losing less than expected. for 2018. when you are in power, you are going to lose. >> juan: advantage. the republicans is that they have lower expectations. >> dana: you should always lower expectations. >> greg: a flesh wound, no major arteries. >> dana: can i get jedediah in here? >> juan: let me finish one point. what was this business about christmas? i don't get it. >> dana: where have you been? >> greg: you don't get christmas? >> jedidah: the fact that there was political correctness for so long and is these likes to hear is going, like he sees it. >> juan: did you notice the date? it is august 1st.
he's back to the war on christmas? he will do anything. >> dana: get your shopping done early. president obama, in his endorsements, he left out every woman veteran running for congress. maybe he doesn't -- maybe he doesn't think he needs to help them. it's a note. >> jedidah: that's a big mistake. i think your point, to go back to joe biden, i agree with you that joe biden could be an interesting choice. i interviewed joe biden, and i will say he's got something similar to trump. trump appeals to people. he can talk to the collar workers. he makes things feel tangible and real when he talks about the economy. joe biden can do that too. joe biden's only problem is that he is tied to president obama and the obama administration policies people were running from when they embraced trump. the same problem hillary clinton had. if he does run, he's going to have all that baggage. >> dana: president trump is
going to pennsylvania tomorrow. he's going to be campaigning for barletta. it is also where biden still has a pretty stronghold. remember the story. president trump, the only state he's worried about is pennsylvania. you'll want to watch that rally tomorrow night. >> greg: there is another rally? >> dana: yes and another one on saturday. >> juan: about greg, you need a 90 to buy my groceries in pennsylvania. >> greg: juan, you need an i.d. to buy certain groceries. i know that for a fact. >> jesse: cigarettes, alcohol. >> greg: if you want to buy any kind of -- you know they would not sell me some kind of decongestant. i was sick as a dog but they wouldn't sell it to me. >> jesse: because you look like an addict. >> dana: president trump creating a frenzy in washington for saying attorney general jeff sessions should end the russia
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any potential interview. mueller agreeing to reduce the total number of questions but still wants to focus on inclusion and obstruction of justice. someone sent me something, dana, on twitter. it showed a headline from "the new york times" and the late '90s and it said something like "bill clinton's attack on ken starr is working." is this something similar to what president trump is doing? an attack, not an obstruction of justice. >> dana: if i were the white house, i would say that too. last week we found out they mueller investigation is looking at president trump's tweets and looking at that is possible obstruction. today he sends a thing that looks like an order. if the president says that to you in a tweet coming say is it an order? she says today its opinion. it makes sense. if you want to stay consistent, you should say it's an opinion. does that mean all presidential statements on twitter are an opinion? we're never going to know.
i think attacks on investigators, they work to some extent. the approval rating or the believability rating, credibility rating of mueller, the fbi, they've gone way down. but i think there's a cost to that in the long run because you don't know -- the investigation is not going to end unless he decides to call an end to it that he could do it. asking jeff sessions doesn't make any sense. jeff sessions is recused. if we bring that up, he's gonna get more matter jeff sessions for recusing himself. >> jedidah: this drives me crazy because i want him to stop tweeting about this. i don't know what to do to get him -- if he thinks it's a witch hunt, fine. if he thinks it's biased, fine. a lot of americans happen to agree with him on that. but you're giving ammunition to the other side to say you are consumed with this, that you're worried about it, that you have something to hide if you keep tweeting about it. reminds me of the girl who
breaks up with the bad boy friend. you know and she's over him and she's moved on to better things because she stops talking about him. i want him to stop talking about it. you want to tweet, i understand. tweet about the economy. tweet about the regulation. tweet about positive stuff about campaigning around the country to get republicans elected. but this makes it look like you are consumed with it and it gives ammunition to the other side. >> jesse: he is consumed with it, that's clear. he believes it's totally rigged. juan, do you believe the president is sincerely making an attempt to sit down with robert mueller and that will happen? or is he just playing footsie when, in the back of the office, his legal team is saying no way, jose. >> juan: we know the legal team is saying no way, jose. the question has been wise president trump continuing to say i'm willing to sit down. i think it does deliver a politically positive message that he feels he has nothing to hide, no collusion, nothing happened. but none of his lawyers, even
his former lawyers, is of that opinion. today when he goes after mueller with his tweets again, he seems to fire it up. he went to the point of saying that the ongoing trial of paul manafort, a he said who is being treated worse? al capone, public enemy number one, or paul manafort? i don't get it. now he's defending paul manafort. his name hasn't even come up. i don't know why he would want to hire paul manafort, but he did. now he is defending paul manafort as manafort's trial is going on. talk about suspicious behavior. >> jesse: probably the worst higher trump has ever made. >> greg: there's a few that have competed with that. >> greg: for me, the evidence is less about the trump-russian collusion the media, democrats. they say they didn't spy on the camp campaign. i get it. nms 13 are not animals. okay. this is a personal thing for me
because i have been through this stuff. i think it's funny that a staff takes a meeting in their own building and somehow that's worth and paying for russian dirt through a british spy. try to explain it to me. it's not going to work. here's the deal, the media doesn't get this. when you work for a living and you are in charge of something, you take meetings. your staff takes meetings. i took meetings with people that turned out to be so skeevy. they turned out to be really, really shady dudes. there was a guy. about these meetings, trump could say check it out. they are coming to us. see them for 20 minutes. no big deal. there was a magazine for sale, a big and famous one, and they were down to the last meeting until they realized the guy who was buying the magazine was imposter pretending to be his
dad. this stuff happens all the time. if you are not working in business, you're not aware how incidental a meeting is. you have dozens of meetings. >> juan: you are making a great point but you know these people are russians, and this was an american election. >> greg: i met with canadians once. >> juan: you end. i give up, america. >> jesse: a high-tech twist to the gun control debate. the outrage over downloadable 3d weapons.
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has he's championing the second amendment in the 21st century. but many critics worry the plastic weapons are untraceable and undetectable. president trump weighing in, tweeting his looking into the issue and he's spoken with the national rifle association. some democrats putting the blame right on president trump. >> he complains about terrorists crossing the border, but he wants to let them have guns. undetected. what kind of hypocrisy is this? >> it's his doing. it's his responsibility. in the blood is going to be on his hands. >> juan: pretty strong language, dana. >> dana: even though it skips over a lot of the points and a lot of the legal issues and all those things, if you are just hearing old, my gosh, they are making 3d printable guns and you're going to have plastic guns. the democrats, they are playing politics but they are playing it
those are good points. the president says i know you are concerned. i read a lot today about how this is a first amendment issue, a free-speech issue, a legal issue. how the state department decided to let this case go, not to keep fighting it in court, as the obama administration had filed a lawsuit in the first place. i can see why the public is concerned. it takes a long time to dig in and try to understand. but i will say also 3d printers are coming, and there's a lot of technology that's going to be able to be made at home. washington and laws are not at all close to keeping up with it. >> juan: jedediah, i am interested in the argument coming from cody wilson who wanted to put out the blueprint for how to make the guns. he says he's a second i'm a champion. he says it's good for america. he says it's fundamental to human dignity david everyone should have one of these. apparently, if you've got 5,000 bucks, you could get the type of
printer that would produce and undetectable, untraceable gone. >> jedidah: when i read the headlines, undetectable, untraceable, it is scary. but you look into it, they are not undetectable or untraceable. the guns have metal parts. there is some plastic and some metal components. that line just doesn't work. i find it really interesting. people have been making their own guns in this country since forever with different technologies and whatnot. i find the selective outrage. you can find blueprints for guns and how to make guns all over the internet from other people. all of a saturn, the media cares about this issue very deeply. i find it interesting, now that trump is in office, certain things are important. this is like the childhood detention centers for the people coming over crossing the border illegally. they were separated into these cage like structures. that was in existence since 2014. we had pictures of and under the obama years. all. all of a sudden, the media cares deeply.
if you care about this and you're worried about the slippery slope of what happens of one day it is a fully plastic gun, how do we control it? it's fine if you're worried about children in detention centers and the conditions, i get it. but why just now. why is that all of a sudden, and it's because, as you can see with the democratic politicians, they want to pin it on trump even though trump is saying hold on a second. i don't have all the details. i want to look into it and i may want to do something. why is this his fault? >> juan: i'm not going to answer that one because i think the people want to take the president to take a strong stand is my impression. jesse, you said you don't care about this issue. you should tell americo y. >> jesse: thanks for setting me up with that. i don't understand the technology. it still baffles me you can print a gun. i feel stupid just watching that. who could invent that. americans are incredibly brilliant. of all things to print, i would
not have printed a gun, but that's fine. this reminded me of the school shooting in florida. scott israel, does he still have a job? talking about a 3d guns. there was a massacre in the school less than a year ago and the sheriff down there still has a job. i would like to know where that stance. maybe we should talk about that instead of this fantasy. >> greg: do you know where i build my guns? okay. here's a fact. 25 years of data from the bureau of justice shows there's been a proliferation of gun possession accompanied by a dramatic decline in gun violence. it's dramatically declined. 7.3 person per 100,000 down to one person for homicide. the proliferation of guns increases. more guns does not lead to more crime.
it leads to less crime. scream at the tv all you want. it's a scientific fact. legal 3d guns will not lead to some kind of gun apocalypse. there will be fewer gun crimes. having said that, it's incredibly difficult to build a gun. it's easier to buy a gun. gangs aren't going to be interested. they are not going to download or get their 3d printer. >> jesse: $5,000. >> greg: i don't believe the public is concerned about this whatsoever. the only way you are concerned by this is if people are chasing you with false fear. this is not a problem. it's a positive thing. by the way, the technology is out there. it's going to happen. it's the eternal debate of technology. good versus bad uses. a box cutter opens boxes but it turned a plane into a missile. these things happen. is it like building a bomb or a go-kart?
for most people, i don't know. >> juan: you and i have argue this forever and ever. but we do have a lot of mass murders. >> greg: that's true. but gun violence has declined. >> juan: okay, but i would say the tsa says they are finding more and more of these guns that they say are undetectable. >> greg: it's more about finding ways to detect. >> juan: if you are big into planning your social life, you might want to think twice about it apparently. the revealing reason, we will tell you next right here on "the five" ." so you have, your headphones, chair, new laptop with 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes start them off right. with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long.
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and then i get mad if someone asks me to do something additional. like, i can't do it this week. can you do it next week? it's too much. it's very good advice. a few years ago, i tried something in january. i called it no plan jan. i tried not to have any plans for peter and me. i said i'm not going to have any plans in january, which meant my husband and i were free to do whatever. the problem is usually by about 10:00 a.m. on a saturday, i'm like, so what are we going to do today? i like to know so i can plan ahead. i'm guilty of it. >> greg: i knew no plan jn. she was a barrel of laughs. come on over. what are you doing? no plan jam. drink all day and throw up in the garbage can at midnight.
>> jedidah: i used to be the academic dean in a school in one of the issues i dealt with was kids use to come in and they would be super, super stressed out because they were overscheduled all the time. do you worry, having kids, i imagine, doing all these activities. are you worried by scheduling their activities that putting too much on their plate that was once a fun thing that becomes i've got to go to soccer practice and art class. >> jesse: the twins are way overscheduled. soccer, dance, swim team. when i was young, my mom would kick me out of the house. i would play all day. i don't have a problem not planning. i don't do a lot. i go to the gym and i go out to eat. there's not a lot there. >> jedidah: when do you prepare for the show? >> jesse: i'm talking about
the weekends, dana. it's clear that i prepare a lot. have you listen to me talk to the juan? >> jedidah: i'm not a planner. i'm going on my honeymoon next week. we planned almost nothing. are you a planner? the planning makes me crazy. i like to get out and see what happens. >> juan: that's cool. i like that ethos. the other people in my life don't like it. things like tickets to a baseball game or i've already purchased tickets for the play helps to enforce the idea that my wife and i are going on a date, that were going to have time together. if it's up to me, sad to say, i work a lot. i would just keep working. i think i've got to make that call or write this and then the time goes away. >> jedidah: over planner or under planner? >> greg: i have a 3d planner. planning creates anxiety. i dread vacations for that. just don't tell me when we are going to do something.
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>> dana: august 1st it's a very special day for all of the rescue dogs across the world, this is the day designated to celebrate all of the birthdays for rescue dogs. it was a tradition started ten years ago and as a way to celebrate your furry friend, he's the cause of my potty mouth -- we've got kevin's dog and lots of other viewers sent in their dogs. because i know jesse loves the cake, i got him a cake to help celebrate, happy birthday to all of the dogs out there. >> greg: i am my own rescue dog. this book is doing great, if you haven't purchased it yet you are dead to me, but come back to life. this is for you guys in texas. saturday i'm going to be at fort worth barnes & noble and at dallas barnes & noble saturday
and on sunday woodland texas. i would love to talk to you, now it's time for this. i was at the gym the other day, check this guy out. amazing muscles. i think it might be vin diesel, i'm not sure. look at those biceps. >> dana: he got those on a 3d printer. >> greg: he is going to get the ladies. gorgeous lemur. >> juan: big boys cry too, it's a fact. that's what happened when wayne johnson surprised his longtime stunt double and cousin 10y read. >> i want to say from the bottom of my heart i love you, i thank you and enjoy your new truck.
>> juan: the tears rolling down his face are real with a gift from the rock. in the years he's been his stunt double, he's seen broken bones, torn ligaments and he has racked up a stuntman of the year award. if the rock said he represents the best of hollywood stunts, i can smell what the rock is cooking and it smells like gratitude. >> jesse: two sets of identical twins are about to get married. they are going to marry zach and nick long. they are getting married, this could be as total stunt. we like to show it anyway and they are identical and they are getting married. >> jedidiah: it if you want to win a good dance competition you need an amazing partner. ♪
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there's distance between the two. and you see the officer shoot at hambrick's back. as hambrick was dying, police recovered what they say was his handgun. the chief, speaking to wkrn channel 2 in nashville, says there's more to the story. >> there's a lot of activity that's not filmed. >> reporter: this all started with a traffic stop, where police were searching for a stolen vehicle. >> my daughter is now thinking that the police is the enemy. >> reporter: the family of the shooting victim says the officer should be charged. >> if there is ever a case of premeditated first degree murder, this is it. this is it. he stops and takes his time and makes sure he gets a good shot. >> all right, steve osunsami joins us now live. and steve, while prosecutors decide whether or not to press charges, the police chief tonight is saying he will take a look at how officers are trained? >> reporter: that's right, tom. the police chief says he's already sent a note to the police academy, telling them that they'll soon discuss whether they need new instructions for officers as to what they should do during a
foot chase. this officer remains on administrative leave while the investigation continues. tom? >> steve osunsami live for us tonight. steve, thank you. another big story we're following tonight, the new details about that remote compound in the new mexico desert. and what led authorities to make the grim discovery of children and adults living in horrific conditions? tonight, investigators are looking closely at the claim that the children were being trained to commit school shootings. abc's clayton sandell is at that compound tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a look inside the filthy and remote new mexico compound, where authorities say 11 children lived in horrific conditions and where one probably died. oh, the smell is just overpowering. 39-year-old siraj wahhaj and four other adults now in custody, were living here with the children, but police say, there was no food, electricity or clean water. >> no real good bathroom. >> reporter: the local sheriff and fbi began surveillance here
abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell reporting once again on one of the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. >> reporter: tonight, carnage in yemen, as the saudi coalition bombs a packed market, killing 29 children, wounding another 30. they were in a school bus heading to a picnic. this young boy is carried in with a head wound. they gently remove his school bag as he cries, "they hit my he, they hit m yemen is a country suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis. thousands are dead, millions near starvation, and two warring sides accused of war crimes. as we saw when we visited earlier this year. you can see the intensity of the battles that were fought here. this isn't the first attack on civilians, and despite talk of peace, it won't be the last. tom, the pentagon tonight says the u.s. military was not directly involved in those air strikes. but it won't say if american
bombs, intelligence and fuel it gives to saudi were used. this latest attack on civilians including so many children killed will raise more questions about that u.s. support. tom? >> ian pannell tonight with that horrific attack. all right, ian, thank you. back here at home and to puerto rico. a much higher death toll on the nd after hurricane maria than was first reported. the original and official tally stands at 64 dead. but tonight, the government now estimates that number could be more than 1,400. governor ricardo rossello has a commission of scientific study from the george washington university school of public health. that report is due out in the coming weeks. next, to a heartbreaking discovery for a police chief in union city, california, after authorities released surveillance video of a cruel attack. two young men stomping a 71-year-old man. the officer realizing one of those young men was his own son and stepping forward to identify him. abc's marcus moore with that video, and a warning, it is disturbing. >> reporter: shocking security
video capturing the brutal, broad daylight beating of 71-year-old sahib sing natt as he walked in a park in manteca, california. watch as two suspects appear to confront the elderly sikh man. moments later, his body folding over from a vicious kick to the look as one of the teenage suspects comes back to kick natt while he's down. even appearing to spit on him. >> everybody's scared, you know, me, everybody. >> reporter: the community stunned and desperate to help, including nearby union city police chief darryl mcallister, who would help investigators identify his very own son, tyrone, as one of the suspects. the police chief writing on facebook -- "words can barely describe how embarrassed, dejected, and hurt my wife, daughters, and i feel right now. it's difficult for us to comprehend how one of three kids who grew up with the same parents, under the same roof, with the same rules and same values and character could wander so far astray." and tom, mcallister and that 16-year-old suspect are facing
several charges, including attempted robbery and elder abuse. but authorities are also looking into whether this was a hate crime. tom? >> marcus, thank you. next, to an abc news exclusive on the search for that missing iowa college student. mollie tibbetts, who vanished three weeks ago after going out for a run, tonight, we're hearing from a neighbor who says he saw her jogging by his house just before she disappeared. abc's alex perez back on the story tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we're hearing from devin riley, who says he could be one of the last people to have seen mollie tibbetts before she vanished three weeks ago. >> probably about 8:30, i would say, and i remember seeing her jog. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc news, riley says he was sitting on his porch with his daughter that night. >> i remember what she was wearing. >> reporter: authorities won't comment on witnesses, but riley says he was questioned by investigators who searched his home. mollie, seen here just a day before she went missing. so far, investigators have
interviewed some 300 people, including wayne cheney, who was convicted of stalking in 2014, but cheney says he never met mollie and has cooperated with police. tom, cheney has not been named a suspect in the case. investigators say they are following up on more than 2,000 tips they've received so far. tom? >> alex perez with the new developments in that case. alex, thank you. first lady melania trump's parents are among america's newest citizens tonight. viktor and amalija knavs were sworn in at federal court here in new york. sources tell abc news it was melania trump who sponsored their green card applications that led to their eligibility for citizenship. that family sponsorship program is the very pathway long opposed by their son-in-law, the president, who calls it chain migration. and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. inside the terrifying moments, a bus flips over on the highway. the new images just released. the bus driver losing control during the crash. that bus landing on its side. a passenger trying to help out. and then what happened moments later. plus, the deadly police
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bridge. and then, she pushed me. >> reporter: she falls, screaming, almost 60 feet. you can hear her hit the water. >> i think i might have fainted midair, because i really don't remember the fall. apparently i was drowning. and then, an emt that was off-duty helped me onto the rocks. >> this could have been horrible. she could have died. when you fall three times your height, 50% of people will die. so, that's usually about 25 feet. >> reporter: tom, it's actually illegal to jump from that bridge. the channel is deep, but there are rocky shelves that make it especially dangerous. a man was injured there just last year. tom? >> eva pilgrim with that scary video tonight. all right, eva, thank you. when we come back, the airport scare. smoke suddenly pouring from a bag at security, and the quick-thinking tsa officer moving in. we'll be right back. webe right back. right back.
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finally tonight, america strong. newlyweds to the rescue. the groom taking the plunge at his wedding. those are newlyweds cindy and zac edwards, just married on an alabama beach. they were posing for these wedding photos when, all of a sudden, they noticed a swimmer desperately trying to make it to shore. >> he's struggling a little bit and he can't get back, he's having a hard time. >> reporter: 18-year-old jamel robinson was stranded. the newlyweds turned to one another. >> he takes off his shirt and he went to take off his bottoms and i'm like, you don't have time. >> reporter: zac, an officer in the u.s. coast guard, knew what he had to do. >> she said, don't worry about your pants, just go. so, you got to listen to your wife, you know, because otherwise, you're in trouble. >> reporter: so he ditched his normal wear and dove in, with bride cindy waiting in the surf, gown and all. >> i got up and she's running out in her wedding dress, i'm trying to tell her to get away, because i know how important that dress was. >> reporter: but it was all worth it, as zac rescued jamel
and brought him to shore. >> grandkids are going to have a story, you know? it was a perfect day, beautiful wedding. >> reporter: and today, jamel and his mom with this special message for zac. >> thank you for helping me and saving my life and i really appreciate that. >> i really, really appreciate him and thank god that god had him positioned there at that time to save him. >> so, tonight, we salute cindy and zac edwards for being america strong. we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, good night.
overnight. the measure passing just 15 minutes before its midnight deadline. the the program allows the government to collect information from non-americans outside the country including spying on conversations with americans in the u.s. if. pete: uh-huh. will: the bill passed with reforms to address privacy concerns for lawmakers including upgrading the penalty or -- can penalties for anyone mess using the program. pete: i'm sure. will: the fbi officially serving subpoenas to dalton, illinois, mayor and other village officials over corruption accusations, she's accused of spending taxpayer money on trips. he was also named in a lawsuit accusing a village official of sex assault during a trip to las vegas. she previously vetoed the board's request to launch a federal investigation into her. if. morgan wallen breaking his silence after a his arrest in nashville. the country star faces charges for allegedly tossing a chair from the roof of a downtown bar owned by a fellow singer.
for the swifties. viktor and amara 31 side. that's a lot of time and listen to music and you gotta do like ten road trips. >> oh, well, they will be listening to it get on rotation. i am sure i appreciate my little six-year-old for getting me into the taylor swift songs. oh, won't good. good. >> was it lab maestro. thank you. wael less than two years after becoming the first hbcu with a women's gymnastics team? in fisk university in nashville, tennessee, has made history once again, last weekend, morgan price became the first hbcus student athlete to claim a national titles. you want the individual all around at the usa gymnastics collegiate championships and this week's difference makers, we look at a program filled with young black women who want to inspire the next generation. just like the ones who inspired them domestics was considered a white sport. >> if you look at this sport as a whole, there's probably about ten maybe of athletes who
the first hbcu with a women's gymnastics team, fisk university in nashville, tennessee has made history once again last weekend, morgan price became the first ever hbcus student fleet to claim a national title. >> she won the individual all around at the usa gymnastics collegiate championships. and this week's difference makers, we look at a program filled with young women who want to inspire the next generation, just like the one who ends it's fired them domestics was considered a white sport. >> if you look at this sport as a whole, there's probably about ten maybe of athletes who would classify themselves as a black athlete in this border domestics the teams are always on were very supportive, even though of course, usually i was only like one of two black girls on those teams. >> i was the only black girl on many of the teams gavi was like my idol that watch her win the
at that. >> pretty cool. >> that is cool. >> 70 years, that's incredible. >> good for you. congratulations. love shareing that story. get your tickets now, the patriots awards is coming up november 16th at the grand old opry house in nashville. tickets are going fast. if you want to be there, you need to act now. we would love to see you in nashville for the best award show, the only one that matters in this country, honoring the real heroes. we'll see you there, we hope. >> still ahead, a house republicans moving to impeach lloyd austin over the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. marine veteran chad robishau calls out the dereliction of duties. rachel: and after stealing a guitar from a worship leader, a former addict is turning to christ with faith and
fox nation, they will be streaming live. >> ainsley: they are so nice. they really are. go support their baby, "i know somebody," is one of my favorites. >> steve: they met in the back room at tootsie's in nashville. >> ainsley: you have been there, been to all those bars. >> brian: i was there hoping somebody talks to me with my flat beer. i get there before the cover starts, if i'm there already, way to avoid it. >> steve: they never close. almost done for the week, we want to tell you this. remember last year the president of the united states and every democrat in the senate voted for the inflation reduction act and at the time inflation was through the roof. that is what everybody was complaining about, on his watch, inflation is 7, 8, 9%.
we're looking at three continents looking at heatwaves. and we're looking at so many triple digits. but the heat index is what your body perceives. feels like 106 in wichita, 109 in st. louis, 105 in nashville and really warm in phoenix. and in many, many spots across the east, it will feel like 107 tomorrow. like 99 in new york city. i extended out a bit earlier and it feels like the wet blanket on you. and that is where it is really taxing. so nice to see president biden asking for that alert hazard because we're looking at people who need to be outside. police officers. firefighters, farmers who need to be outside, so we need to have that in place that protect them. we have the heat in place and
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