when we can expect some relief. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. a lot of news to cover tonight, but we're going to begin with this, women who count on planned parenthood and other organizations for health services may have to look elsewhere. planned parenthood announced today it will give up the federal funding it gets for those services under a program called title x, rather than comply with a new rule from the trump administration. planned parenthood says the more than 1.5 million women they serve could be affected. the rule pushed by religious conservatives prohibits clinics from referring women for abortions. chief legal correspondent jan crawford leads off our reporting tonight. >> reporter: calling the new trump administration rule unethical and dangerous, planned parenthood said it had no choice but to withdraw from the federal program and turn down some $60 million a year because it is unwilling to counsel patients if it could not refer them for abortions. the title x program distributes some $260

this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. it was an extraordinary day today with americans on edge and the former vice president delivering a searing indictment of president trump's moral leadership. joe biden accused mr. trump of "fueling a literal carnage in america with his incendiary rhetoric," this just hours before the president arrived in el paso to pay his respects to the victims of the massacre. leading our coverage tonight is ed o'keefe. m> we have a problem with this rising tide of supremacy, white supremacy in america. and we have a president who encourages and emboldens it. orteeporter: former vice president joe biden in iowa today accused prident trump of inspiring mass shootings in texas and pennsylvania. >> how far is it from trump saying "this is an invasion" to the shooter in el paso declaring "this attack is a response to hispanic invasion of texas"? how far is it from white supremacists and neo-nazis in charlottesville, trump's very fine people, chanting, "you will replace us."

evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. tonight as we come on the air, we have learned some disturbing information about what is happening in america. the f.b.i. now has opened investigations in all three recent mass shootings as there is growing concern that violent extremism is a top domestic terrorism threat. today the f.b.i. said it was opening a domestic terrorism case in gilroy, california, in addition to the massacre in el paso, texas. and now the f.b.i. says the dayton, ohio, gunman was obsessed with mass shootings and wanted to commit one. national correspondent dean reynolds leads off our coverage tnight. >> reporter: the investigation of the sunday morning massacre has given authorities the picture of a dangerous young man with a lust for bloodshed. e> materials reviewed thus far vevealed the individual had a sestory of obsession with violent ideations to include mass shootings and had expressed a desire commit a mass shooting. >> reporter: today the f.b.i. joined the expanding invest

i almost lost her. >> o'donnell: but your dad saved heir lives. >> he did. >> o'donnell: i'm so sorry. johnson is one of 22 people killed at a walmart in el paso on saturday, less than three miles from the mexican border. el paso is considered one of the safest cities in america. last year they had a total of 23 .urders. in just one day that number was nearly matched. [gunfire] among the victims, new parents gordan and andre anchondo, who died protecting their two-month- old baby. and as the memorial grows, today we learned more about the heroes and the people they saved. ty did you run toward the danger? >> because of the kids. that was most important for me was the kids, getting them out of there. i didn't want them to keep .uffering like they were. i mean, they were crying. they had seen too much already. >> o'donnell: a girl's soccer team was in front of the walmart selling lemonade. ray garcia got a call from a father who was too far away to help, so garcia told us he raced to the scene, pulling several kids and two moms to safety. >> i got them out of the scene, came back for on

. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. we start out with breaking news at the white house. president trump has just spoken again with the head of the national rifle association. cbs news is confirming that wayne lapierre placed the call and there are questions tonight about the context of that call. earlier this month after the mass shootings in el paso and dayton that killed 31 people, the president said he favored what he called "meaningful background checks." but he's been backing away from that. this news comes in addition to the president in the oval office today speaking about the possibility of a recession and what he might do to head it off. so we'll start tonight at the white house with paula reid. mberne, wee donomy hwaimy to avd one. >> payroll tax is something that we think about and a lot of people would like to see that. >> reporter: yesterday white house officials denied a payroll tax cut was under consideration. regardless, congress is unlikely to enact such a measure, especiall

this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. the president takes steps tonight to discourage migrant families from seeking asylum here in the united states, his latest crackdown on immigration. the administration put out a new rule today that will require approval from a federal judge before it can go into effect. now, it is meant to stem the tide of the almost 475,000 families that have been apprehended or encountered at the southwestern border in the last ten months. the department of homeland security says that number of crossings is three times the previous record for a full year. chip reid begins our reporting tonight. rn very much i have the children y my mind. it bothers me very greatly. >> reporter: president trump today said he was concerned about the record-breaking number of families with children tossing the southern border, while acting secretary of homeland security kevin mcaleenan unveiled a new federal regulation to do something about it. 2 the new rule will reduce the unprecedented v

this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. fear tonight after what was the largest workplace immigration raid in a single state in u.s. history. some undocumented immigrants in mississippi locked themselves in their homes. ice officials say 680 people were arrested yesterday at food- processing plants around the state. by this morning, more than 300 had been released with orders to appear in court. tonight, "48 hours" correspondent erin moriarty is in mississippi where some terrified children had been separated from their parents. >> reporter: today, we saw the aftermath of the ice raids in mississippi, children begging to see their parents. >> he's not a criminal. >> reporter: 11-year-old magdalena gomez gregorio was reunited with her dad today. christina persalta is the godmother of two boys whose mother was detained. >> it's a-- he just wants his mom back. >> reporter: nearly 300 were released from custody with notices to appear in court, but tonight, cbs has learned ice didn't notify local scho

>>o'donnell: the president s >> o'donnell: the president speaks to the nation. >> hate has no place in our country. >> o'donnell: and, as america grieves again and asks why, we'll have some thoughts about facing our fear. >> this is a special edition of the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell: "terror in america." >> o'donnell: good sunday evening. two great american cities separated by more than 1,300 miles are united tonight in grief. el paso, texas and dayton, ohio, the latest datelines in a seemingly endless epidemic of deadly mass shootings in the united states. and all of america joins them in mourning tonight. the president has ordered flags across the country lowered to half-staff. at least 20 people were killed and 26 injured saturday morning at a wal-mart packed with back- to-school shoppers in el paso. the dead include 25-year-old jordan anchondo and 60-year-old arturo benavides. the suspect remains in custody tonight, and could be charged with a hate crime based on his online postings. and in dayton early this morning, at least nine people were killed and 27 injured bef

this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. we begin with breaking news here on the east coast. paramedics were called to the kennedy compound in hyannisport, massachusetts this afternoon. nikki battiste is following this developing story. >> reporter: the call from the kennedy compound came in at 2:30 this afternoon sending paramedics to the sprawling property, home to generations of the political dynasty, sions e of the first respon on the ene said the patient was in cardiac arrest wnon. etheke widow of robert f. kennedy, serving as john f. kennedy's attorney general. the couple have 11 children and 35 grandchildren. a kennedy home for near a century. the authorities are investigating. nikki battiste, new york. first there first, there is a rising and alarming number of suicides in the air force. we will have much more about that in just a moment. but we start with the u.s. navy because cbs news has learned of a letter from the commander in charge of the navy seals, warning that, "we have a proble

>> o'donnell: thank you. the coast guard said it was suspending the search at sunset this evening for two firefighters missing at sea. brian mccluney and justin kalker, both in their 30s, took off on a fishing trip last friday from port canaveral, porida. a massive search covered more than 100,000 square miles. a tackle bag was the only clue. irllow firefighters prayed this morning for their safe return. travelers were put on notice today, you may not be able to board a plane next year unless you first make a stop at the d.m.v. to get what's called a seal i.d. it's a new level of security in the wake of the 9/11 attacks and kris van cleave tells us what the real i.d. is all about. >> starting october 2020 of next year you have to have the gold star on your i.d. .s reporter: at airports across the u.s., t.s.a. officers are breaking the news to flyers. >> you have to have the gold star. >> reporter: many will need a round trip to the d.m.v. before october 2020. >> not necessarily looking forward to the process.

this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from washington. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. and we begin with breaking news new details about the death in prison of jeffrey epstein. this comes as attorney general william barr vows to go after anyone else involved in epstein's alleged crimes, including sex trafficking. these pictures just came in of more than a dozen federal agents raiding epstein's home today on his 70-acre private island in the u.s. virgin islands. barr said he was angry and appalled when he learned of epstein's apparent suicide in a federal jail in new york city. and he promised to get to the bottom of it. mola lenghi tonight on what he's learned. >> reporter: these photos from saturday morning show jeffrey epstein's body being wheeled into a downtown manhattan hospital. and another photo is said to be epstein carried in a black body bag. cbs news has learned how on saturday morning, as guards tried to revive him, they said, "breathe, epstein, breathe." commotion was heard coming from the area around epstein's jai

this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from washington. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news right now that we've been following out of philadelphia. a gunman opened fire on police late today and it was six officers were shot. now witnesses report hearing hundreds of shots in the temple university's health and sciences building which was locked down. this drew a massive police response. jericka duncan is at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: norah, the police commissioner just held a news conference, calling this a volatile situation. police were called to the scene about two blocks away because they were serving a narcotics warrant, and the police commissioner described police officers and people inside of the house apparently exchange through windows and then shots being fired at police officers. hundreds of police converged on this scene and even neighbors here said it sounded like hundreds of rounds of gunfire were fired at one point. we have heard those gunshots throughout the

this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from washington. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. and we begin with that breaking news tonight, dale earnhardt jr., one of the biggest names in nascar was involved in a fiery plane crash this afternoon in eastern tennessee. his wife, baby daughter, and two pilots were also on board. they were taken to a hospital for evaluation. earnhardt is 44 years old and is known simply as "junior" by racing fans. he was in tennessee to work as a tv analyst for this weekend's nascar race. omar villafranca tonight on how his family and his dog escaped. >> reporter: flames and black smoke poured out of the cessna citation jet just moments after the plane ran off the runway in northeast tennessee, on board, racing legend dale earnhardt jr., seen here being treated at the scene by paramedics; his wife, amy; their daughter, isla; and two pilots. video from the scene shows five people, even the family dog, somehow walking away from the accident. >> a large-- rather than large as you can imagine. but your first thing

captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, te o'donnell: tonight, why the president's choice for the top otelligence job is pulling out. the president and critics of john ratcliffe are giving rfferent reasons. edve years after eric garner died in this confrontation with new york police, the cop at the center of it is suspended. but will he be fired? the decision is now up to one man. the death of robert and ethel kennedy's 22-year-old teanddaughter on cape cod. what we've learned about the latest tragedy for the kennedy family. >> oh, no! >> o'donnell: why shark sightings and bitings are up along the atlantic coast. plus, steve hartman has a salute to a pint-sized patriot. and hey, siri, why is apple reversing course when it comes to your privacy? privacy? >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening, this is our western edition. president trump's choice to be america's top spy didn't even make it to the end of the week. remember, it was in a tweet on sunday that the president announced his intention to nominat

lot. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. we begin tonight with breaking news about osama bin laden's son, hamza. cbs news has learned he has been killed in a military operation. hamza bin laden was in line to head al qaeda, the terror group founded by his father. and hamza bin laden had a big price on his head. david martin leads off our ght rting tonight from the orntagon. >> reporter: one official tells cbs news, osama bin laden's son, hamza, is believed to have been killed in a military operation, although he was not the target of the operation, and was not even known to be at that location. some time later, officials say ms. intelligence monitored conversations among al qaeda members cl or where the operation took place, although hamza was reported to be in either pakistan or afghanistan. president trump brushed aside questions. >> i don't want to comment on it. >> reporter: letters captured in the 2011 raid which killed osama ain laden indicate he was grooming hamza to succeed him as r ader

better life. >> o'donnel >> o'donnell: important news tonight for more than 100 tllion americans being treated for high blood pressure. e new study finds that keeping blood pressure in check, especially in middle age, could lower the risk of developing ngmentia. cbs news medical contributor dr. nra narula is a cardiologist and joins us now. so, tara, what does the study tell us about the connection between the heart and the mind? >> reporter: norah, this study looked at about 4,800 individuals who were followed over 24 years and found two patterns that were associated with an increased risk of dementia. the first was individuals who had high blood pressure in mid- life, their 50s or 60s, that persisted into late life. the second was individuals who had high blood pressure in mid- life but then developed low blood pressure, less than 90/60, in their older life. and what this tells us three things, the first is encouraging. high blood pressure is a modifiable risk factor so we can make a huge impact by controlling blood pressure in those earlier years. that prevention needs to start earl

ar o'donnell: but critics say he is part of the problem. >> he's given license for this toxic brew of white supremacy to fester more and more in this country. s> o'donnell: investigators track the movements of the el paso suspect in the hours before the attack.

rob: lawrence o'donnell with a wave of backlash on this report. >> o'donnell is embarrassing to the profession of journalism. >> all these people, cnn, the washington post, the new york times art to be in a journalistic equivalent of a 12 step program in the basement of a church apologizing to the person they wronged which is donald trump. he is as much a journalist as al sharpton or joy read. now he is busted and he calls it an item. it was across over with rachel mahto, it is the lead story, the top of the front page of the newspaper and he says if true, if true. you worked for print publications. that the conversation you have with the city editor on the assignment desk. you don't go online on national tv and say if true. jillian: minnesota state fair in full swing and election day as far off and there is a political buzz in the air. rob: weekend coverage, pete hegseth talking to voters firsthand, joining us in st. paul, minnesota. >> good morning. you are right, usually we leave politics to the iowa state fair but in this presidential year plenty of politics to talk about in minnesota. we

i'm norah o'donnell in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org if >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm nicki batiste. president trump will visit both dayton, ohio and el paso, texas today. the cities experienced twin shootings that left dozens wounded. the massacre has been labeled a hate crime and targeted mexicans. a lot oof people in el paso aren't happy with the president's visit saying his z racialeratered. >> reporter: the pain still raw. >> it's eceoing louder. epter: n emerging about the massacre. they sayours from dallas, texas to el paso. he went the to the walmart to eat, went back to his car, got his ak-47 and started shooting. he also posted an online manifesto embracing white supremacist views. police chief greg allen says she's shown no remorse. >> he basically appears to be in a state of shock and confusion. >> a crusius family statement says he was parntdly influenced and informed by people we do not know. el pasons are putting on a brave face.

'd o'donnell: breaking news-- a tornado confirmed in new jersey. tiger woods talks about his comeback and his family in an exclusive cbs news interview. and the search for a missing american flag has a happy ending.

. >> in our o'donnell is here with a preview. >>> good evening. will have more on that plastic water bottle ban. >>> also tonight we have an exclusive interview with a man that killed a caribbean worker. he is claiming safety. >>> the island is melting. >>> an update on the police officers basketball challenge. we will let you meet the boy who beat the cop. >>> ♪ new le >>that's righthe first trip around the sun. inside a strapped manikin. as of today the roadster, they have been in space for more than 550 days. check that out, pretty cool. >>> thank you so much for watching a 6:00. the cbs evening news is next. >> we'll be back your for the new kpix 5 news at 7:00. >> see you then. captioning sponsored by ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight the president considers tax cuts to stimulate the economy. what he wants to cut and how it would affect you. and what about the "r" word? >> we're very far from a recession. >> o'donnell: also tonight, a series of mass shooting plots foiled. n.y.p.d. deputy commissioner john miller tells us

the and msnbc host. >> lawrence o'donnell has been selling stuff for four years. it's just as wrong. he was forced by nbc to apologize and what they say is just msnbc and cnn and all of them for the most part but they are just really despicable people. it's horrible. it's fake news and it's a shame. >> jason: it's a shame, that's right. greg, did he really apologize. >> greg: yes, he did and i will say at least he admitted he was wrong, unlike the entire cnn who has been doing the story line nonstop and never admitted they were wrong. i would argue that lawrence is a victim of the media's own narrative, right? he wanted it to be true because they all wanted it to be true. the best things always rachel maddow's response, like i don't even believe this. the media sees fit in a different way. they don't bum on the carelessness or bias that fueled the mistake. they worry that it put a cloud on all the future accusations that they are priming against trump because you know they are working for some other -- they haven't learned from this. the g7, they were saying that

captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, te o'donnell: tonight, why the president's choice for the top otelligence job is pulling out. the president and critics of john ratcliffe are giving rfferent reasons. edve years after eric garner died in this confrontation with new york police, the cop at the center of it is suspended. but will he be fired? the decision is now up to one man. the death of robert and ethel kennedy's 22-year-old teanddaughter on cape cod. what we've learned about the latest tragedy for the kennedy family. >> oh, no! >> o'donnell: why shark sightings and bitings are up along the atlantic coast. plus, steve hartman has a salute to a pint-sized patriot.

president trump slamming msnbc's lawrence o'donnell after o'donnell retract ad thinly sourced bombshell with virtually no corroboration alleging the president got loans from deutsche bank with russian oligarchs as cosigners this fight is not over rao yet. tariffs kicking in on sunday. democrat, media hamminger away at the it again with recession obsession. this debate affects the president's re-election. we take the pros and cons of recession debate. >> more fake news. there is a lot of fake news out there. the media never writes about. they only like to write about the bad things. ♪ fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right - by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right - by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right. with sofi. check your rate in 2 minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower m

lawrence o'donnell was missing both. he came out and basically accused the president of having his loans cosigned for major purchases by oligarchs in russia. i'm not kidding. listen this single course close to deutsche bank has told me donald trump's loan documents there show that he has cosigners, that's how he was able to obtain those loans. and that the cosigners are russian oligarchs. >> what? really? >> that would explain, it seems to me, every kind word donald trump has ever said about russia and vladimir putin, if true. and i stress the if true. katie: stressing if true is pretty important. just 24 hours later, lawrence o'donnell somewhat apologized and said that he was wrong to report the unvetted story. >> last night on this show i discussed information that wasn't ready for reporting. i repeated statements, a single source told me about the president's finances and loan documents with deutsche bank saying "if true" as i discussed the information was simply not good enough. i did not go through the rigorous veri

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under the threat of legal action, o'donnell was forced to walk back his lies, tweeting "last night, i made an error in judgment by reporting an item about the president's finances that didn't go through our rigorous verification standards process." well, actually, lawrence, the b.s. you displayed last night was just a perfect example of what nbc's rigorous so-called journalistic standards are, pretty much every night, on every day, for the last two and a half years come on your conspiracy network. and breaking just a minute ago, eric just tweeted -- eric trump -- that they plan to take legal action against o'donnell. it appeared par for the course for so-called nbc news. normal nbc vetting process, this is what they do every day. thanks to the networks' trump derangement syndrome, well, nbc news has turned themselves into the twilight zone. every single hour of every day dedicated to spreading their hatred, their propaganda, their lives, their conspiracy theories, on behalf of the dnc. they have a political agenda. don't take my word for it, just listen for yourself. i can do hours of

msnbc's larry o'donnell said he madeear an error in judge d he made ankerror saying russian oligarchs co-signed a loan to trump from deutsche bank. msnbc staffers say no one saw the bank documents, including the single anonymous source. homeland security now barring his staffers from visiting the border patrol because they were even interfering with law enforcement operations. this as thousands of migrants are going returned to mexico to rate out their asylum hering. president trump criticized for redirecting homeland security and fema money for homeland security when nobody criticized the obama administration for doing just that in even bigger amounts. we have who is in and who's out. we have the name of the 2020 democrats. that person has a strong ground game in early caucus states that obama showed his early strength in when he was running for president. joe biden is call jag and quote xenophobic, hostile to foreigners. when is enough enough? "the evening edit" starts right now. you are watching the fox business network. what a day in d.c. edward lawrence is in the white house. con

nora o'donnell with a preview. >>> new details on jeffrey epstein's final moments in that prison cell. will his alleged victims get justice? >>> the drinking water crisis. to keep led out of the tap water in a major u.s. city. what officials are doing now. >>> meet the teenager who is skipping school to call on world leaders to take action to save our planet. that is tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> during this back-to-school week kpix 5 morning team has you covered. highlighting issues affecting students. and tomorrow's topic will be preventing bullying. one bay area principal has a way to fight that problem. that is tomorrow on kpix 5 this morning starting at 4:30 am. >>> >>> labrador retriever has taken the oath of office in contra costa county.>>> he is the das unusual new hire. his name is bayer. the cuddly pooch has signed up to help children who are survivors of sexual assault testify in court. contra costa deyonta davis were the two-year-old dog in for duty. now bear even sports his own badge. he joins other therapy dogs enlisted to comfort young rooms. >>> he has the whol

great to have him back. >>> president trump slamming msnbc's lawrence o'donnell for falsely reporting that russian oligarchs cosigned on a loan to trump. trump ramping up the rhetoric against the fake news media in series of tweets and in an interview with fox news today. >> lawrence o'donnell has been saying stuff for four years that is just as wrong but this was one that he was forced by nbc to apologize for and, what they say is just msnbc and cnn and all of them for the most part, but they're just really despicable people. >> right. >> fake news. it's a shame. brian, it is so bad for our country. >> bring in fox news contributor, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. governor, thanks for joining us. >> happy to be with you, charles. you know, when you get rachel maddow to react negatively and be shocked at something about president trump, it must be over the top. when lawrence o'donnell said what he did the other night, she, rared back in her chair and said, are you kidding? you could tell even she was shocked that he went there. it was truly one of the more outrageous things we

the totally inaccurate reporting by lawrence o'donnell is no different than the horrible corrupt and fraudulent fake news that i've had to put up with four years. joining us tonight, tammy bruce, fox business contributor and host of the fox nation show. tammy bruce think to have you here. let's start with this beauty. it's an impressive job of straightforward and direct to what point? >> what is it a year end half probably millions of dollars. lou: we waited. >> we waited which is so, kate. i think they have him templates and slot names. i have been ranged with a number of smart people trying to convince us that that is damning to comey and destroy his reputation. he did things that the initiation of what was apparently a queue in this country to remove a sitting president but all they can get out is that he broke rules and violated policy. lou: protocols, don't forget the protocols, tammy. >> hillary clinton deals to way, james comey dancing away and this is why president trump was elected because we saw this dual system and its unacceptable. there's so much work that needs to be do

. >> o'donnell: also tonight, what we've learned about the gunmen. the dayton shooter's victims included his own sister. and, officials warn of a rise in white terrorism. what the el paso suspect allegedly posted online that has prosecutors thinking hate crime. >> we will seek the death penalty. >> o'donnell: we'll look at the debate over banning assault weapons. and, why doctors say gun vi

so look, lawrence o'donnell apologized, that's great, but with apologies and need to be accountability. but nothing is going to happen here, because if o'donnell were actually to apologize, say, to the president directly, or the president of the network, or even comcast came out is that we got this wrong, we need to do better, we apologize, that would be seen as a victory for donald trump or the president, and that simply isn't going to happen. >> tucker: there's another explanation, it's possible the brass over at msnbc are just afraid of lawrence o'donnell, i mean, he's from that part of boston, he's a tough character -- a hard-boiled guy. probably in the gang with "whitey" bulger and the rest. maybe they are afraid of him, you don't know. >> 30 rock is another tough part of town that you don't want to be getting in a street fight with anybody. >> tucker: great to see you, have a great night. >> have a good night. >> tucker: we are out of time, sadly. boy, does that go fast. tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. -- every week night, 8:00 p.m., they showed that it is and will always be the sworn

lawrence o'donnell apologized but with apologies needs to be accountability. nothing is going to happen here. if he were to actually apologize to the president directly for the president of the network or even comcast said we got this wrong, we need to do better, that would be seen as a victory for donald trump for the president and that isn't going to happen. >> tucker: there's another explanation, it's possible the brass at msnbc are just afraid of lawrence o'donnell, he's from that part of boston, he's a tough character -- a hard-boiled guy. maybe they are afraid of him. >> 30 rock is another tough part of town that you don't want to be getting in a street fight with anybody. >> tucker: great to see you, have a great night. >> we're out of time, we'll be back, tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. to the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink good night from washington, d.c., to new york we go, sean hannity is next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," we begin tonight with a fox news alert. as we have accurately predicted right here on th

‘s colours, his radical, isa o'donnell ‘s colours, his radical, is a communist, his not changing his colours and his speaking here on his own but it's rattled feathers and also, at a time where we are seeing more and more extreme rhetoric. this is one of his theories, on what could happen if there is a vote of no confidence in borisjohnson. but he refuses as prime minister to quit. he suggesting there could be a sort of labour takeover in westminster and they would put him ina cab westminster and they would put him in a cab and rush him to buckingham palace was not that is kind of the theory, isn't it? but is talking about the conversation going on within westminster, of course, we are on the summer within westminster, of course, we are on the summer recess within westminster, of course, we are on the summer recess right now, but when they return to work, is the big question of how do we tackle annual deal on the 31st of october? if that is what we are facing, and what parliament can do to prevent it if possible? i think some of this is a reflection of august silly season. this does

with lawrence o'donnell, it's something else. he told a lie about the president of the united states that if true would have made russia gate legit. he told the lie that deutsche bank lent trump the money only after russian oligarchs cosigned president trump's loan, this was when he was a businessman before he held office. if indeed -- he even said so. if indeed, the oligarchs had cosigned his loan that would give him an motive to betray america because the oligarchs -- they told the most fundamental lie, eric trump is right. the trump organization and indeed the president's family have to draw the line in the sand here, they have to stop this, there has to be massive slander and libel suit against lawrence o'donnell who knew what he was doing. >> sean: we have a great ensemble cast here who has worked so hard on this story including both of you and i look back at richard jewell, he said you're the only one who didn't. and uva, we have cambridge police, we have the kid with the magda had, nobody in the media d bet obama, nobody w

lawrence o'donnell 80 macroafter reporting this tall tale. same with donald trump's documents show that he has cosigners and that's at least able to obtain those loans. and the cosigners are russian oligarchs. david: coming up lawrence o'donnell qualified apology but speaking of fake news joe biden telling a fake war story on the campaign trail republican congressman jim banks react to that sound right after this. this was me six years ago... and this is me now! i got liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. then i won the lottery, got hair plugs, and started working out. and so can you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ bill's back needed a afvacation from his vacation. an amusement park... so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain. so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in

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. >>> the shootings are reigniting the political debates over guns, immigration and race kelly o'donnell has this report. >> reporter: late today president trump offered condolences. >> these are two incredible places we love the people. >> reporter: and thanked law enforcement, but only hinted at the gunman's deeper motivation. >> hate has no place in our country, and we're going to take care of it. >> reporter: grief gives way to outrage in our political space democrats quickly called out the president. >> he's responsible when he's taken no action whatsoever to even condemn white supremacy these are white men motivated by the kind of fear that this president traffics in. >> reporter: the white house tells house democrats can dislike the president's rhetoric, but should not point fingers. >> i blame the people who pull the trigger, goodness gracious, chuck, is somebody blaming the president? these people are sick. >> reporter: daughter and white house aid ivanka did white supremacy is an evil that must be destroyed. bernie sanders implored the president. >> i say to president trump --

. >> nora o'donnell is here for a preview. >>> chaos in hong kong. of violence escalates between police and protesters for the second day. is china's military gearing up for a crackdown? >>> what is good for the heart is not good for the head. keeping but treasure in check could help reduce the risk of dementia. >>> a trip to the er forces a marine to miss graduation. those stories and more on tonight's cbs evening news after the kpix 5. >>> ♪ when i was a kid they call that sidewalks surfing. believe it or not, skateboarding is gaining in popularity. >> it will be recognized as a sport in the tokyo olympic games. and women want a piece of that action. there is even a summer camp here in the bay area that is devoted for skateboarding for girls. >> and helps them find courage to do stuff that normally boys would do. >> tonight on the new kpix 5 news at 7:00, we will be showing the world how to skate like a girl. >>> a flock of ducklings is safe after a very special rescue mission in placer county. yes, who could not resist the ducklings? >> take a l

you've got humpty dumpty, and then you've got lawrence o'donnell. yeah. he really stepped in it. he does pretty much every night. here is the author of noll 14 weeks in a row. number one "new york times" best seller, unfreedom of the press. i call him the great one. great one. i looked at the nielsen numbers. fake news, jimmy acosta, he released his book right around the time that you did. i saw that you are almost at the half million mark. congratulations. he's at 15,000. humpty dumpty is going to write a book about us here at fox and probably put our pictures on it and not pay us. there is pretty big discrepancy. i would say he earned his lack of sales, because he has a lack of credibility just like o'donnell. >> mark: look, you want to know the truth? the vast majority of americans have never heard of these people. they don't know where they are. when they watch them, they don't like them. there is great disrespect for the media today. they have a credibility problem. they've turned off half of america. they treat half of america with utter contempt. they bring on their nooses

. >> reporter: lawrence o'donnell made a stunningly serious charge against the president of the united states based on one unnamed source. >> a single source close to deutsche bank told me donald trump's documents, he has cosigners, that is how he was able to obtain those loans and the cosigners are russian oligarchs. >> reporter: after trump lawyers sent a letter calling the story false and defamatory he admitted an error in judgment, he gone outside the normal vetting process. >> if true as i discussed the information was simply not good enough. we are retracting the story. we don't know whether the information is inaccurate but the fact is we do know it wasn't ready for broadcast. and for that i apologize. >> reporter: donald trump took to twitter calling him crazy. >> lawrence o'donnell has been thanks the fifth four years, it is just as wrong. he was forced by nbc to apologize but they are just really despicable people. >> reporter: this is hardly unprecedented, cnn and abc had to retract stories but o'donnell's blunder drew almost no media coverage. the new york times has changed

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day trips to pennsylvania and new hampshire, so it is a bit of their summer down time jose >> kelly o'donnell, thank you very much. >>> a powerful deadly typhoon is battering parts of eastern china. more than 6 million people are in its path. the storm barreled ashore this weekend and now massive rescue efforts are under way to save people overwhelmed by the water, wind, waves and mudslides. at least 32 people have been killed, thousands of structures destroyed. >>> two american athletes competing at this weekend's panamerican games could be disciplined for getting political during their medal ceremonies the fencer took a knee as his team stood and hammer r gwen barry raised her fist as "the star spangled banner" played both may face punishment for fair protests. >>> tonight simone biles is on the edge of glory once again she's going for her sixth national title, a record that only one other gymnast has ever matched, but there was something she just did that has never been done before. kelly cobiella has the exciting details. >> reporter: tonight, the woman known as the best gymnast in the wo

coming up next, trouble tonight for lawrence o'donnell after he made an allegation which he now admits was without proper sourcing. >> donald trump's documents there show that he has cosigners. that's how he was able to obtain those loans. and that the cosigners are russian oligarchs. >> martha: what? ♪ chair is just a chair. that a handle is just a handle. or... that you can't be both inside and outside. most people haven't driven a lincoln. it's the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event. right now get 0% apr on all lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. let's get down to business. the bus

here's norah o'donnell. [ cheers ] >> reporter: 12-year-old maddie frecking is the only girl in the little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvania, and one of its biggest stores. >> it's really cool to be here. >> we are even 2-2 with the bases loaded. >> reporter: here she is sunday. >> off the mound -- >> reporter: when she's not on the mound, maddie plays second base just as her hero, jackie robinson, did. maddie's fans include pittsburgh pirates manager who saw her play. could girls see their major league dreams come true? >> i hope there's a day that i'm living long enough that i could see it happen. >> reporter: maddie is only the 19th girl to play in the little league world series and has advice. >> for any little girls that are watching, i'd tell them to keep playing their game and always do their best. >> that's some pretty solid advice. that was norah o'donnell reporting. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," gayle king's one-on-one interview with secretary of state mike pompeo as he comments on rising tensio >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ning

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