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i think pete king is doing the right thing remind us. i think we need reminding. but this will have to be tailored to the veal cost for real things. we learned in that process as has been said a number of times. a number of things were funded including appropriations matters before the congress for several years. and pete is a good man and served as our chairman of homeland security. connell: thank you, sir. the other breaking story that's come in tonight, the pentagon confirming now that north korea has fired a ballistic missile that traveled over japan. this follows praise from the secretary of state rex tillerson and the president on north korea's quote-unquote restaighten. now the breaking story about this north korean missile going fired. the president did address the disaster in texas. details on that trip. what it means. how difficult it is to put together when we come back. don't go away. ♪ it's a highly contagious disease that can be really serious... especially for my precious new grandchild. it's whooping cough. every family member, including those ar

let's listen to the new york congressman pete king. this is what he had to say. >> i think it is important for the president to fire steve bannon. he was saying he hopes the democrats use race as an issue, that's a win for republicans. that can't be allowed. he is undercutting the secretary of defense, the secretary of state, the head of the security council on north korea, his time in the white house should be over. >> and you were there is as elaine chao was uncomfortable stlang next to donald trump as he went on that rant, supporting the people who marched in charlottesville. does this make him too toxic to work for? have we expect to see bannon retired over it? >> i think you saw after that wild press conference was transportation secretary chao and gary cohn, the president's top economic adviser, attempted to hold a press conference about infrastructure. and i felt it was important to keep pressing the question about neo-nazises who expressed their support for the president. what was really interesting, gary cohen has discussed it

. >> this started saturday when a new york congressman pete king tweeted he will vote for harvey aid, adding one bad turn doesn't deserve another. >> a lot of politics involved there. >>> what's ahead for the next couple of days and when is it going to end? bill karins is standing by for us. >> there's a couple stories developing since overnight. one of them we started following yesterday with the reservoirs. this is downtown, houston. this is the buffalo bayou. this water has to head through the bayou. they're releasing the water. they didn't want them to over top. the addicks reservoir, the gates has been open for 24 hours, but the water is still rising. at 108 feet, it over tops the spillway on the north end. that would be this side of the reservoir. right now it's at 107'6" cinches. they're saying it's going to overtop the spillway on the north end. that's never happened before. one of my meteorologist friends on social media just told me they built this in the 1930s to withstand a 1000 year flood. it's mind boggling. that's one of the stories that we're going to see new flooding

let's listen to the new york congressman pete king. this is what he had to say. >> i think it is important for the president to fire steve bannon. he was saying he hopes the democrats use race as an issue, that's a win for republicans. that can't be allowed. he is undercutting the secretary of defense, the secretary of state, the head of the security council on north korea, his time in the white house should be over. >> and you were there is as elane chao was uncomfortable stlang next to donald trump as he went on that rant, supporting the people who marched in charlottesville. does this make him too tox ib to work for? have we expect to see bannon retired over it? >> i think you saw after that wild press conference was transportation secretary chao and gary cohn, the president's top economic adviser, attempted to hold a press conference about infrastructure. and i felt it was important to keep pressing the question about neo-nazises who expressed their support for the president. what was really interesting, gary cohen has discussed it

rick leventhal following directions the president prayed home and security member congressman pete king is also standing by. we begin first with the rich edson, who is currently live at the state department. where we await news to, any moment now. any movement on the diplomatic front? >> good afternoon, sandra. the state apartment briefing starts here in about 15 minutes, and as that happens, the north korean regime is finally responding specifically to president trump's comments regarding fire, fury, and their country. north koreans speaking to the people's army stating that the regime of kim jong-un's is the is bereft of reason and only absolute force can work on him. the statement said north korea is seriously examining a plan to envelop guam with four missiles around the island. north korea issued this latest statements, secretary of state rex tillerson returns from several days in asia. in a diplomatic effort to convince russia and china to cut off north korea's financing. he said americans should sleep well at night and have no concern about the rhetoric of the past few days. >> s

pete king tweeted the gop must go first with tax cuts and not get bogged down with tax reform. this is why tax reform has its own hag on twitter tax reform is hard >> thank you ylan. is the mortgage interest deconductid deduction really in play diana olick has those details. >> michelle, what? deductions discuss absent from the recently released white house principles on tax reform yesterday, mitch mcconnell says if you are worried of deducti s deductions, quote, "you can breathe easy." one industry's insider says he was asset tt the meeting and he it is on the table they're not going to get rid of it is not the same assaying they won't touch it interest paid on $500,000 of mortgage debt for individuals and $1 million for mortgage debts for couples enjoying it. that could be lower than $600,000 of mortgage debt. keep in mind the median home value of america is about $200,000 who does that really hit >> in 2016, it was estimated to cost the government $77 billion but only about 20% of taxpayers benefited from deductions and those are not the most cost burden homeowners. if the c

king who is close to president trump tweeted this today. the gop must go first with tax cuts and not get bogged down in tax reform now, how speaker paul ryan has consistently said that he doesn't want to see this effort watered down he wants to go bold and rewrite the tax code, but in a town hall with cnn last night, even he sometimes got tax cuts and tax reform confused. >> the entire tax cut bill, tax reform bill can go in one bill through the house and senate we believe regulatory relief and tax cuts, tax reform is the secret to getting faster economic growth. >> reporter: the reason that tax reform is so hard is because it's not just about lowering rates. everybody loves to do that it also means getting rid of tax breaks which is not so fun, and that's why a politico story today about the popular deductions that could be on the chopping block is making so many waves. mortgage interest, the state and local deduction, these are some of the fights waiting for lawmakers once they get back here to washington back over to you, kelly. >> all r

congressman pete king. todd: dave schweikert join us on tax reform and debate over confederate monuments and hate speech will once again derail done. top of the hour. ly serious... especially for my precious new grandchild. it's whooping cough. every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. todd: fox news alert now, 14 dead, 100 injured after horrific attacks in spain. abby: is the u.s. doing enough in response to this to protect the american people? steve: joining us to weigh in national spokesperson for the4%e blaze," dana loesch joins you i believe from dallas. good morning to you. >> that is right. good morning to you all. steve: as folks are waking up, there was a secretary record attack last night. it was about 70 miles away from barcelona, twice wearing suicide vests, fake ones were going around a round-about, there was police officer doing a stop right there. they realized we would have to do something. tried to run over as

nbc's pete williams reports. >> reporter: when deputy ricardo cueva patrols king county, washington, outside of seattle -- >> we're going to need two tows. >> reporter: like dozens of other so-called sanctuary cities, policies that work. >> we could care less if someone is here legally or illegally, documented or undocumented. >> in an exclusive nbc news interview, attorney general jeff sessions says he'll cut off federal crime grants for cities that fail to give immigration 48 hours before they release them from jail. >> reporter: he crites the case of juan san francisco sanchez. a sessions praises miami for enforcing its immigration policies. >>> still ahead tonight, a side effect of the solar eclipse no one is talking about. also a side effect of a city 60,000 feet below the sea. >>> all eyes will be on the skies for tomorrow's epic eclipse, but if you look and listen closely, there may be a show going on around you as well as nature's creatures react. nbc's kerry sanders reports from carbondale, illinois. you and your friends may be ready for the total eclipse, but when day turns

nbc's pete williams reports. >> reporter: when deputy ricardo cueva patrols king county, washington, outside of seattle, he doesn't ask anyone if they're here illegally. he says that's critical to getting the community's cooperation. >> you build trust and when you have trust, then you have people calling in, reporting things. >> reporter: like dozens of other so-called sanctuary cities seattle has the same policy. the sheriff says it works. >> that's our goal, reducing crime and the fear of crime and we could care less if somebody is here legally or illegally, documented or undocumented. >> reporter: even people in jail, putting the city and the county at odds with the trump administration. in an exclusive nbc news interview, attorney general jeff sessions says he'll cut off federal anti-crime grants to cities and counties that fail to give the federal government 48 hours notice before illegal immigrants are released fro >> they should be removed from those communities. it will make them safer. i don't think you have any objection overall from the immigrant community to remove dange

nbc's pete williams reports. >> reporter: when deputy ricardo cueva patrols king county, washington, outside of seattle, he doesn't ask anyone if they're here illegally. he says that's critical to getting the community's cooperation. >> you build trust and when you have trust, then you have people calling in, reporting things. >> reporter: like dozens of other so-called sanctuary cities seattle has the same policy. the sheriff says it works. >> that's our goal, reducing crime and the fear of crime and we could care less if somebody is here legally or illegally, documented or undocumented. >> reporter: even people in jail, putting the city and the county at odds with the trump administration. in an exclusive nbc news interview, attorney general jeff sessions says he'll cut off federal anti-crime grants to cities and counties that fail to give the federal government 48 hours notice before illegal immigrants are released from their jail sentences, so they can be deported. >> they should be removed from those communities. it will make them safer. i don't think you have any objection over

which would have raised 40 grand for charity. >> he was the hit king, and philadelphian doctors love him but it's gone now. it's over. it's a shame. >> reporter: cochlin says anyone who bought tickets will get a full refund. we also learned tonight, a meet and greet with pete rose at sugarhouse casino has also been cancel. dawn? >> all right, thank you, dave. >>> skyfox over atlantic city where the coast guard is searching for a missing swimmer. someone called police last night and reported seeing a man go into the water by steel peer and then never come back out. the coast guard deployed a rescue helicopter along with beach patrol boats to search throughout the night. that search was still active today. no word on whether it will resume tomorrow. >>> parts of popular new jersey beach closed for the next two days at the height of the summer season. north wildwood beach now shut down between second and fifth until at least friday. officials say crews need to stabilize the dunes in that three-block area and eliminate the current cliff condition because the recent storms took out so muc

. >>> baseball all-time hit king may have hit an all-time low and it could be strike three for pete rose. >> latest rose gag has effects right here in philadelphia. sean bell joins us now on more on why charlie hustle might just be grounded. sean. like you said an all-time low. disgusting allegations coming out against him. he admitted to having sex with a 16-year-old girl in ohio when he was 34. this came out in a documentary leased op monday. the age of consent in ohio is 16 but there's been allegations of him being with girls even younger. he suing the person who made those comments but still a disgusting situation altogether for rose. now the question is, what do you do with him? okay. next weekend the phillies are scheduled to have an alumni weekend which is basically all about rose on friday augus august11th they're supposed to hand out bobble heads of the guy and on saturday, they're expected to induct him into the& wall of fame. something fans voted for, but in my opinion, this has to cancel altogether. the phils have not released a statement and fox sports one who employs him sa

pete: they sure are. abby: thank you for being here. clayton: still to come in our final hour, alveda king, maria bartiromo, dan bongino, all here live. abby: plus, how to turn your college dorm room from drab to absolutely fab. we've got decorating tips that will save you time and money. ooh, i wish my dorm room looked like that. definitely didn't. [laughter] ♪ ♪ you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. will people know it means they'll get the lowest price guaranteed on our rooms by booking direct on choicehotels.com? hey! badda book. badda boom! mr. badda book. badda boom! book now at choicehotels.com [radi♪ alarm] julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- pos