and we begin here with hurricane joaquin tonight. much of the east coast this evening bracing for a potential direct hit as this hurricane continues to strengthen. from the carolinas all the way up to new york city. and take a look at the new track tonight. just issued by the national hurricane center. 85 85-mile-an-hour winds. it could reach category 3 strength. right now, landfall this weekend. that cone from will mongemington all the way up to new york. a state of emergency already declared in virginia. and it comes after a dangerous 24 hours already. the other powerful storm from fredrik, maryland, to chelsea, massachusetts. drivers there facing stretch rouse commutes. we begin here with abc s gio benitez and the damage already, as many now prepare for the hurricane next. reporter: tonight, parts of the northeast under water. about 30, 35 on the highway. that s it. portland, maine getting hammered! reporter: in portland, maine, roads looking more like rivers. th
thank you for joining us. lexington street. was everyone able to get out safely there? reporter: yes, lee. thank goodness everybody was able to get out and safely escape these flames. this was a serious fire. take a look. you can still see the damage here to this home. fortunately that fire broke out during the day people noticed that fire and were able to scramble to safety. thick smoke fanned by whipping winds, a dangerous combination sunday. the flames broke out in a four unit apartment house. orlando osorio lives on the first floor and says it all happened very fast. neighbors upstairs they had the biggest damage. when we opened it was like a dust cloud of smoke. it was pretty scary. reporter: 20 people live here and they all got out safely. nobody was hurt. a lucky break because fire heavy smoke showing from the third floor attempted an interior attack. heavy heat and smoke. we could not put the fire up we out. reporter: red cross juan was on scene helping resident
are the side effects worse than the help? dr. besser says women and men should take note tonight. good evening. and we begin here with hurricane joaquin tonight. much of the east coast this evening bracing for a potential direct hit as this hurricane continues to strengthen. from the carolinas all the way up to new york city. and take a look at the new track tonight. just issued by the national hurricane center. 85 85-mile-an-hour winds. strength. right now, landfall this weekend. that cone from will monge mington all the way up to new york. a state of emergency already declared in virginia. and it comes after a dangerous 24 hours already. the other powerful storm from fredrik, maryland, to chelsea, massachusetts. drivers there facing stretch rouse commutes. we begin here with abc s gio benitez and the damage already, as many now prepare for the hurricane next. reporter: tonight, parts of the northeast under water. about 30, 35 on the highway. portland, maine getting
good evening. and we begin here with hurricane joaquin tonight. much of the east coast this evening bracing for a potential direct hit as this hurricane continues to strengthen. from the carolinas all the way up to new york city. and take a look at the new track tonight. just issued by the national hurricane center. 85-mile-an-hour winds. it could reach category 3 strength. right now, landfall this weekend. that cone from will monmington the way up to new york. a state of emergency already declared in virginia. and it comes after a dangerous 24 hours already. the other powerful storm from fredrik, maryland, to chelsea, massachusetts. drivers there facing stretch rouse commutes. we begin here with abc s gio benitez and the damage already, as many now prepare for the hurricane next. reporter: tonight, parts of the northeast under water. about 30, 35 on the highway. that s it. portland, maine getting hammered! reporter: in portland, maine, roads looking more like rivers.
place that clinton violated laws including she sent and received 110 e-mails containing classified information. including some that were marked top secret. that is why house republicans want to know how and why they decided not to recommend any charges? we still want to get to the truth. i am confused by his conclusion. if you look at the fact pattern you would be led to believe she violated the law and consequently will be prosecuted. we want to know the difference between gross negligence verses extremely careless which is synonymous. we want to stick to the facts and understand what hand in this case. yesterday loretta lynch said she would follow the fbi s recommendation. saying late this afternoon i met with james comey and prosecutors and agents who conducted the investigation of hillary clinton s use of a personal e-mails system. i recommend that the year long investigation be closed and no charges be brought in the scope of the investigation. they responded with
i am heather childers. we begin with the race for the white house and the shake-up overnight for donald trump s campaign. the gop nominee is set to receive his first national security briefing today. garrett tiny is live for us with the latest on the trump camp and his rousingnd order speech from wisconsin. everybody talking about this one, garrett. rousing, indeed. heather and abby, good morning to you. the national security briefing will be held in the field office in new york today. it is expected to cover the major threats and concerns facing the u.s. around the world today. he will be joined by chris christie who is heading up his transition team as well as michael flynn. they are shifting people around all in an effort to fix the sagging poll numbers. they are continuing to build the image as the law and order candidate. trump made his pitch directly to african americans and how he plans to restore order. the main rick victims of these riots are law abiding
between donald trump and hillary clinton that is coming over two weeks from now. this was a forum so so they share the same stage. clinton going first and immediately being thrown on de foefrns her e-mail problems and whether her poor judgment in handing classified information and the vote for the iraq war disqualified her as commander-in-chief and trump was pressed whether he had the temperament in crisis. some of his more bombastic boasts. the generals under barack obama and hillary clinton have not been successful. do you know more about isis than they do? i think under the leadership a of barack obama and hillary clinton the generals have been reduced to rubble to the point it is embarrassing for the country. giving president bush that authority was from my perspective my mistake. i also believe it is imperative that we learn from the mistakes like after action reports are supposed to do. we must learn what led us down that path so it never happens again. the ho
it never got done. who would object to trillions of dollars being brought back into the country? nobody. the biggest tax cuts and reform in the history of our country. this is bigger than president reagan s many years ago. i m very honored by it. democrats don t like tax cuts. they want to raise your taxes. they don t want to lower your taxes. they want to raise your taxes and they want to spend money foolishly on things that we don t need in many cases. the president being very loose in his speech earlier today and as the lawmakers leave washington for christmas, major battles are set for when they get back in january. however, the president is on offense after passing this massive tax cut bill. joining us now, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry. i got to tell you, i m excited and exuberant about this. the president began speaking and we cut to it. millions of people heard what he said today and he was just being trump. he has been on defense for a large chun
then my job would be to go to sleep for the day before i had to wake up and come back. i would go to a bar in times square and order a tall boy of coors light. when the bartender looked at me like gir, 6:00 in the morning. i would be like it s my friday. the problem is it was five days a week. you told me never to tell anyone that. you were a great bartender, lawrence. thank you. you heard it here first. kellyanne conway, violating the hatch act. and today in an unprecedented letter by the special counsel who enforces the hatch act, he actually cited the reporting on this program about kellyanne conway s violations of the hatch act. we will read you his description of the way we reported it here, and other things included in this unprecedented recommendation by the special counsel that will kellyanne conway be fired. and the special counsel said to the washington post yes, it s unprecedented as a recommendation but kellyanne conway s behavior is absolutely unprecede
radio jobs, and i would finish my shift at like 6:00 a.m. and then my job would be to go to sleep for the day before i had to wake up and come back. i would go to a bar in times square and order a tall boy of coors light. when the bartender looked at me like gir, 6:00 in the morning. i would be like it s my friday. the problem is it was five days a week. you told me never to tell anyone that. you were a great bartender, lawrence. thank you. you heard it here first. kellyanne conway, violating the hatch act. and today in an unprecedented letter by the special counsel who enforces the hatch act, he actually cited the reporting on this program about kellyanne conway s violations of the hatch act. we will read you his description of the way we reported it here, and other things included in this unprecedented recommendation by the special counsel that will kellyanne conway be fired. and the special counsel said to the washington post yes, it s unprecedented as a recommen