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Options, while the las vegas attack is still being investigated. james. >> james: micah, thank you. president trump will go to las vegas tomorrow. he has spent much of today coping with another catastrophe and an area touched by that disaster. this one produced by nature, the present to speaks with officials and citizens in puerto rico. two weeks after hurricane maria devastated the island, we have fox coverage. we are in san juan with a look at conditions on the ground, outside the glare of a presidential visit. we begin with the john roberts, and a trip that was of necessity, as much politic...

Janice: yes. arthel: irma is not done with florida just yet. packing high winds and causing storm surges that threaten the entire state. bill hemmer is live in orlando home to disney world, irma is the big attraction there. how's it looking? reporter: good evening to you and eric in new york city. coverage will continue at the top of the hour, two hours of "fox report" and see what we get central florida. we just were given a hurricane warning alert. sandra smith, co-anchor with me as the fox coverage continues. hurricane warning issued for the area of orlando, that is something we have to kee...

Poll numbers would remain flat. the market only effects, you know, relatively small number of people. and, remember, the market response is anticipating what hasn't happened. everybody is assumed we would be on tax reform now. we are so far behind on tax reform. and also incidentally on infrastructure that we may not get tax reform at all. the best we might get is tax cut. because everybody agrees on tax cuts. and that could blow a hole in the budget. so i think -- rocky days ahead. >> bret: all right, charles. thank you. up next, trying to get state governments to cooperate with the president...

Market would go up and the poll numbers would remain flat. the market only effects, you know, relatively small number of people. and, remember, the market response is anticipating what hasn't happened. everybody is assumed we would be on tax reform now. we are so far behind on tax reform. and also incidentally on infrastructure that we may not get tax reform at all. the best we might get is tax cut. because everybody agrees on tax cuts. and that could blow a hole in the budget. so i think -- rocky days ahead. >> bret: all right, charles. thank you. up next, trying to get state governments to c...

>> but exactly how liberal, how biased is the press? for the answer to that, we have to go to social science and now for the first time in a while, we actually have some real data. a new study from researchers at harvard university looked at ten major news outlets, found the overwhelming majority of coverage of the new administration's first 100 days was hostile. >> yes. thank god for social science. joining me, author of the study, thomas patterson, professor of government and the press at shore ensteen center at the kennedy school. i want to talk about the presidential race and the first 100...