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but they must have amnesia before next year...and you back. wurst. get it in wurspt. >> good one. >> we will look at...the golden gate bridge socked in, right new, and if you thought the rest of the bay area will look like this, i will never see the fire works can that is not so just a few areas around the bay are on the foggy side and live doppler 7 hd shows we do have the fog that is confined to the cost and it is dissipating and melting away and here is a look from sfo and you can see it looks nice can clear with a little bit of cloud layer in the background with no flight arrival or departure delays and temperatures are 58 degrees and the mid-60's for oakland and san carlos and upper 60's and cooler along the coast at half moon bay and 55 degrees and we have high pressure that is building up over the next few days coming over from the four corner states and bringing monsoon moisture over the southeast desert in california and the rest of us, that means we are going to warm up over the weekend into monday. if you are headed to the game, the a's ta

the best chance of advancing this lawsuit and we'll pretend the rest of the republican caucus has amnesia, that they don't remember we wanted broad delay on the mandates. >> the caucus, the rest of the country has amnesia. for the life of me to be quite serious, i don't understand the political calculation involved in the lawsuit in general because as i've said for awhile now, this lawsuit is a prelude to impeachment. as soon as his caucus realizes that the president won't be impacted by this lawsuit at all, obama won't be punished, that's the moment they're going to say well, we can just impeach with a simple majority in the house, why aren't we doing it now. >> impeachment seems easier than this onerous lawsuit. sam, there's a lot of analysis that the lawsuit only highlights what the president is doing. the white house seems to like it, democrats seem to like it. the fact that the lawsuit will focus on the aca, which democrats may like as well does not seem to be good calculus from this house speaker. >> yeah. i mean it is a peculiar time to introduce this lawsuit. the commonwealth fund

that is why victoria and other base -- voice we need to know more historical amnesia.o ñ reach a point where the truth has to re-emerge to be needful of their insights but because of their courageous example because at that point you are courageous when you go wonder that is why when they said revolutionary times to say i don't think revolutionary times i wish they were but paine arrived when it is in place but just drops in which we could just drop in. [laughter] and have the black polka and white and red and yellow already organized already anti-capitalist already against jewish hatred and muslims in so forth to drop in on that. [laughter] we could write that pamphlet [laughter] we can work all night. these are counter revolutionary times given in the relative defeats over the last 35 or 40 years to triumph in the name of capital even with black figures who are the public face of it. that is why i feel leary but we want to be honest what we are up against. what revolution are we talking about? some will get crushed like cockroaches so the powers that be are powerful.

what kind of drug are they going to give people, give you amnesia? everybody doesn't have a brain disorder that has a chemical solution. people have traumas, all kinds of things and it's not, you know, locking people up and druging people is not the answer. and we need housing. we need alternative services by peers, by cultural groups, language groups. it hurts me to see san francisco further stigmatize people. who is going to protect us from the providers, you know? from the psychiatrists? they have a lot of suicide rates themselves. dsm has path vthv >> aye. vx >> aye. vv ~ path vx >> aye. xed [speaker not understood]. >> next speaker. >>> thank you for this opportunity to speak. my name is mary joe [speaker not understood]. i've lived in san francisco and worked with a nurse for the last 49 years. four years ago my husband and i were four years into a losing battle to try to save our home and we bumped into the line in a cashier's line at safeway. someone who said he thought he could help. and i thought, yeah, right. but i checked it out and they

over the years many years since he's been in power human rights watch has done reports on it as has amnesia and the senior national on his secret detention facilities around baghdad and this escalated to a point where beginning in late two thousand and twelve sunni populations in our province as well as parts of baghdad and much of the rest of iraq every friday started holding demonstrations against the government they were peaceful demonstrations but maliki decided to start sending in the military and security forces and actually killing a lot of the protesters. because i'm in that frame where the by the middle of last year we had attacks against government forces start in the same sunni areas they weren't able to keep a lid on the resistance that was growing within the sunni population and so that escalated things to a point where we had a very large amount of the sunni population that was completely politically disenfranchised not getting their voice heard at all in baghdad and the persecutions from the maliki regime continuing and so we had a a giant percentage of the population ripe an

. >> i don't think about last year, i know i've said it a lot, amnesia, having a short memory, i never think about it. >> i'm coming back, another year familiar with offense, so we're going to be okay. >> jeremy maclin coming off a knee injury and confident in the post desean season. getting a bird's eye view of the link, eagles open the preseason against the bears you can watch it friday august 8, 8:00 p.m. 6abc is your officials eagles station. >>> new this morning a woman escaped a fire that destroyed her home. "action news" was on the scene at east ontario street in the kensington section of the city. when firefighters arrived flames were shooting from the first floor of the row home. the woman is expected to be okay. no word on what sparked the blaze. >>> the state department closed the u.s. embassies in libya and evacuated american staffers. all staffers are safely in tunisia. this marks the second time in a little more than three years that washington has closed the embassy in libya. >> a 12 hour humanitarian cease-fire between israel and hamas continues this morning. residents

there seems to be a collective amnesia about what the clinton presidency was like. we did balance the budget as you said during the clinton years and we did do reform of welfare but that was in conjunction with a republican congress which in many ways forced its hand. what we seem to have forgotten so many americans, is that during the clinton administration and you write this glass-steagall act which allowed banks to do their own trading which ultimately resulted in the collapse of the economy in 2008 plus even in my estimation a more important failure and that is during the clinton years nothing seriously was done about the rise of al qaeda on the islamic extreme terrorism that now is shaking the world to its foundations. so it is interesting that bill is popular wherever he goes. no one seems to remember anything from monica to terrorism. >> host: mr. klein you say he is popular but the one person he wasn't popular with was valerie jarrett. why is that? >> guest: that's an excellent question because the blood feud between these two families, the obama is in the c

it was the first time i ever experienced amnesia.that was midway in the first quarter against the denver .roncos in december 2007 i don't member anything from that game and so we went to halftime. -- once iy became began experiencing short and long-term memory issues, which led to my final concussion, and eight-month rehabilitation process. each team at that time was set up differently. for the indianapolis colts, they who was a neurosurgeon one of our team doctors, who treated the players who had concussions. in cincinnati, it was a neuropsychologist who treated players with concussions. is one of the things we have really wanted to change, making sure players are actually seeing a neurologist. those are the experts who can diagnose and manage concussions properly. >> the comments we just heard reminds me of when i first learned about the link between traumatic brain injury and neurodegenerative diseases, and doctor fromith a maine who had a patient come to him, and he was being treated stressttraumatic syndrome, and the doctor aske

in short, upholding patriotic orthodoxy, sometimes demented collective amnesia rather than remembrance. stewards of the civil war memory in colorado realized that if their state was going to be included in this emerging civil war story, sand creek was going to have to be remembered as a battle or engagement. at the statue dedication, organizers stitched together national unity and pride and seamlessly integrated visions of empire and liberty. a military band balanced the emancipation of spirit of marching through georgia with the nostalgia of dixie. one speaker invoked the spirit of reconciliation suggesting " we are all americans today and we all glory in one flag and one country." couldeneral irving hale gain fame of the spanish-american war and later helped found the veterans of " for making freedom free for all americans." he ignored the impact on native americans. the memorial sponsors had smoothed away the sand creek massacre's rough edges and cast john shivington's stories of the tragedy in bronze. less than half a century later, coloradans working against the political backdrop

politicians, i'll tell you what, they seem to have amnesia when it comes to this story. there is no talk of the deepwater horizon oil spill in washington, d.c., because they have been watching bp commercials. we're open for business. everything is good. we cleaned it up. it's fixed. yeah, right. now, lets take a look at the consequences of oil consumption. we are literally trashing our planet. noaa reports, anybody going to pay attention to this, noaa reports this june was the warmest june on record since we've been keeping records back to 1880. the month of may this year 2014 was the hottest on record. these warm temperatures are causing record drought in california. residents there have been forced to cut down on water consumption. not far away from the state of washington, they are currently battling the largest wildfire in the state's history. the fire burned roughly 400 square miles of land, 150 homes have been lost and 1200 homes have been evacuated in 12 towns. local communities have been devastated. >> you see the hard break when you come across those houses that

she tells me this every time as if i have amnesia and i have no memory of any of the other previous timesd chicken together. yesterday, one of the thrills of cooking chicken was knowing that no one was going to tell me, like i was eight years old, to wash my hands after touching chicken. i loved it. i was on cloud nine. i was touching that chicken, every part of it. it was great. what wasn't great was last night when i was lying in bed and i had remembered that i had not washed my hands after touching the chicken. [ laughter and applause ] so apologies -- apologies to my wife to whom i roll my eyes every time she tells me to wash my hands after touching chicken. and also apologies to her for years of what life would be like without me. because after i touched that chicken, i likely only have one or two days to live. i touched that chicken a lot. [ laughter ] and when i finish a show, this is like a thing for me. i go, one more down. [ laughter ] so it went right in the mouth. i have a dog. i have a dog named frisbee. i talk about the dog every now and then on the show. one thing i don't d

a lot of amnesia to forget about any of the failures that we've had and continue to push forward. >>t made up of young people, people of color, women, members of the gay community, the disability community. >> the dreamers, fighting deportation, fighting separating their families, lgbt folks coming out of the shadows. >> the movement today saying we're one people, one family, we're one house. >> it's duty of every generation that people in the margins, young people, the poor, the people relegated to the shadows, to rise up and do the work that needs to be done. >> going to create one america and we all are going to move together. we're going to create what dr. king called a beloved community, people who redeem the soul of america. it's going to happen. it may not happen on my watch, it may not happen during my lifetime, but it will happen. and people should not be afraid of the future. >> congressman lewis and phillip agnew will be answering your questions online. visit the reidreportmsnbc.com. e? covergirl and olay invented facelift effect firming makeup. luxurious coverage plus the

>> i'm gonna get you whatever you need for amnesia.emember what i said, if we don't make it, we're not selling it. we all agreed on that. >> tami, you don't think people should have opportunity to buy these things? >> not here. it's all this same [bleep] that they have everywhere. >> i don't, uh--i don't agree with that. >> if we don't make it, we don't sell it. period, end of discussion. i mean, we need this to get done, like, today. >> where are we gonna put it? >> we're gonna liquidate it, but we need to start-- >> but why don't we leave it on the shelves and mark down the pricing? as people come in, we get rid of it that way. >> well, 'cause i don't want to wait till next christmas. >> sort that. >> well, marcus, what are we gonna do with this stuff now? >> sell it. why don't we put up a couple signs? and let's start working on that. >> tami, make up signs. everything's a dollar. >> if we don't make it-- >> we don't sell it. >> everything's a dollar! come on in! >> get all of your souvenirs and save an amazing amount of money. >> h

in short, upholding patriotic f amnesia. stewardsgo of the civil war's emerg memory in colorado realized if the state was going to be included in this emerging civil war story, sand creek was going to have to be remembered as a battle or an engagement. at the statue's dedication then organizered stitched together unity and pride. they seamlessly integrated marchi visions ofng empire and military. a military band balanced the dix spirit of marching through georgia with the lost cause nostalgia of dixie. one speaker invoked the spirit of reconciliation suggesting quote, we'll all americans today and we all glory in one flag and one country, end quote.n then general irving hale with fame in the spanish-american army celebrated the civil war or making freedom universal for all americans, end quote. am the remarks ignored the impact on native peoples including the ssacre arapahos and cheyenne. the sponsors smoothed away the y in bro massacre's rough edges and cast john shivington's stories of the tragedy in bronze. less than half

they don't have amnesia, they knew they voted for change three of the last four years and didn't geto what does this turnout problem mean for november? weird things happen in low turnout elections. does it prevent a wave election from happening because the middle doesn't show up? if there's a full-fledged base selection, maybe the two campaigns don't engage in many of these states. they have different conversations because their strategy will be about motivating their side of the aisle. are we headed for a status quo that will really upset the public who definitely wants something to change here? all right. up next, we turn to the two major international stories that are creating some very big challenges here in washington, the malaysian flight 17 investigation. sl vladimir putin still claiming complete russian innocence and the two ukrainian planes that have been shot down. >>> and then there's israel, rocket risk has u.s. and foreign airliners cancelling flights to israel as secretary kerry pushes for a cease-fire talk in tel aviv. new developments and the u.s. response with republ

perhaps pining for the republican xwoess of the recent past, amnesia a little more towards the frontal for $5 the national republican senatorial committee is peddling a romney was here bumper sticker with your name on it. what better way to commemorate the 47% self-deportation, trickle down economic policy, binders full of women, and $10,000 bets. one might think that for republicans looking back may not be the best idea. then again, given the current direction of the party, maybe that is actually the best way to go. that's all for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "the ed show" is coming up next. >>> good evening. welcome to "the ed show." i am ari melber in for ed. let's get to work. >> it's been a violent fourth of july weekend in chicago. >> tragic weekend in chicago. >> more than 60 people have been shot, nine died. >> isis presents a direct threat to the homeland and syria now iraq. >> chicago has had a devastating record of violence in recent years. >> the police have had their hands full this weekend. >> it's not like a hurricane or earthquake. this did

they don't have amnesia. >> what do you make of that, doug?> there was about 120,000 vote dropoff between the primary and the special in georgia. the larger issue of primary dropoff, there was a study that showed 25 states registered their lowest turnout in primaries in history. part of the issue here is that one, people don't have faith in institutions anymore that they used to have, whether it's congress, tv news, newspapers, the church. they have no faith or confidence in those institutions anymore. number two, you got to remember, most primaries aren't competitive. so many of these seats have been drawn, particularly house seats, in a way that once you win, you're basically in there forever. and you generally don't have a tough primary opponent. so that lowers interest with voters as well. so there's a problem with the faith in the institutions and also with this whole issue of how house districts are drawn. >> yeah, we've seen voter turnout this time around hitting extreme lows. what happens here is you have the 10% of the extreme right a

again, voters don't have amnesia. >> chuck todd, thank you very much.rn time today. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," new outrage by the british government at moscow following the downing of flight 17. we will discuss the new round of forthcoming sanctions against the russian government. the british ambassador to the u.s. joins us next. >>> catching a taxi has never been cheaper especially when you're not hailing a cab. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ the summer of this.mmer. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. that's why i always choose t

amnesia and food industry influences are one theory.d protein prices are rising and simply that kids do not like the healthier food. instead being dead to the trash cans, not the students. so far the battle mostly between the house of representatives and the white house but the senate is now weighing in with the hearing in the agricultural midi where the president says the rules can afford to be relaxed before they are reauthorized next year. >> we will encourage -- continue to encourage them to make healthy choices, but operators need a little bit of flexibility in order to ensure all of the students participate in the program. >> so far the school nutrition association is the side making strides in the case. provision in the house agricultural bill would allow some schools to opt out of the standards, at sign of lobbying on the issue. 105,000 dollars paying off. facts do we get a sense as to whether there are enough democrats in the senate who support the measure for something like that to past? >> in the senate controlled by democrat

there seems to be a collective amnesia about what the clinton presidency was like.e did balance the budget as we just set durin said during the n years and we did a reform of the welfare but it's in conjunction with a republican congress which in many ways forced its hand. what we seem to have forgotten so many americans is that during the clinton administration you are right about the class that allowed banks to do their own trading and which ultimately resulted in the collapse of the economy in 2008 plus even in my estimations and more important failure and that is that during the clinton years nothing seriously was done about the rise of al qaeda and the islamist extreme terrorism that now is shaking the world to its foundation. that the bill is popular wherever it goes that no one seems to remember anything from monica to terrorism. >> host: you say that it's popular to the one person he wasn't popular with his valerie jarrett. why is that? >> guest: that is an excellent question. because the feud between these two families, the obamas and clintons have an ideol

in short, upholding patriotic f amnesia. stewardsgo of the civil war's g memory in colorado realized if the state was going to be included in this emerging civil war story, sand creek was going to have to be remembered as a battle or an engagement. at the statue's dedication then organizered stitched together unity and pride. they seamlessly integrated marci visions ofng empire and militar. a military band balanced the dx spirit of marching through georgia with the lost cause nostalgia of dixie. one speaker invoked the spirit of reconciliation suggesting, quote, we'll all americans today and we all glory in one flag and one country, end quote.n then general irving hale with fame in the spanish-american army celebrated the civil war or making freedom universal for all americans, end quote.am the remarks ignored the impact on native peoples including thee arapahos and cheyenne. the sponsors smoothed away the o massacre's rough edges and cast john shivington's stories of the tragedy in bronze. less than half a century later, co

there seems to be a collective amnesia about what the clinton presidency was like. budget, asnce the you just said, during the clinton years. we did do a reform of welfare. that was in conjunction with a republican congress, which in many ways forced his hand. havewe seemed to forgotten, so many americans, is that during the clinton administration, you're right about this last act, which allowed banks to do their own freighting, and which ultimately does -- resulted in the collapse of the economy in 2008, plus, and even in my estimation, and more important failure. during the clinton years, nothing seriously was done about the rise of al qaeda. terrorism thatme is now shaking the world to its foundations. interesting bill is popular wherever he goes and no one seems to remember anything from monaco to terrorism. the one thing he was -- the one prison he was not popular with was valerie. why is that? guest: an excellent question. the blood feud between these two families, the obamas and the clintons, has an ideological dimension. say when they're with their friends a

you didn't need them ♪ ♪ like every single wish we ever made ♪ ♪ i wish that i could wake up with amnesiayou. >>> good morning, everyone. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. lightning hit overnight in san francisco. this video sent to us by a viewer in the mission. it started around 4:30 this morning. the unusual light show, seen all over the city. you can see it over at&t park this morning as well. and, in fact, we saw some just a short time ago. let's check in with christina. >> we had some really rare cloud-to-ground lightning up in the north bay. watch as this radar begins. you can actually see it coming through mill valley, all the way up to san rafael. and yeah, you heard those claps of lightning and thunder was so loud out there. at this point, things are starting to settle down. you can see those cells starting to deteriorate. gradual clearing, a building breeze, and your seven-day forecast in moments. >>> from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamron hal from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> holy 5 seconds of summer. >> 5 sos. >> 5 sos? >> if