we have been watching a tropical storm named conson. conson is now packing winds of 72 kilometers per hour. it should intensify to a severe tropical storm. then it can move through japan monday as a tropical storm. tropical storm hitting hokkaido is extremely rare. it does, though, we could see heavy rainfall at times and also strong winds across the north of japan. and there's a frontal system located over the north of china as well as far east russia. but the system is not expected to move intoapan because there is a high pressure dome blanketing much of the nation. so we will see continued sunny weather for the next several days in tokyo. plenty of sunshine for you with a high of 32 degrees as we go into next week. now, osaka will see ab normally hot conditions. the high will remain in the mid-30s as we go into next week. but naha is going to be comfortably warm. 32 on your sunday. now further down to the southern hemisphere, there's a frontal system moving away from australia. but another system is movingin. so it's going to provide

commissioner john consonant. consonant john andrew , commissioner of the internal revenue service for high crimes and misdemeanors. collects we will review the debate. night at 8:00ay eastern on c-span for congress this fall. >> a new ad called donald trump's america put up by the trump campaign manager owning as is niles, the editor of the newspaper. thank you for being with us. >> what is the message resigned this. >> it is a big narrative of what they have been pushing for a long time that he is the person that can bring change to a .olitical system >> focusing on the economy and john edwards campaign as a .emocrat >> i think this points to a water issue which is his assertion that the political thats work in a way freezeout ordinary people or make a system against them and i think that is what the slogan is about. , more so than the separation of prosperity and that was their case in 2004. >> it was a new spot. >> the middle class gets crushed and spending goes up, taxes go up. hundreds of thousands of jobs d

now down towards the sououth, w hahave been n watching a tropic storm named conson. it has been downgraded to a tropical storm. it's packing winds of 83 kilometers per hour. it's moving towards the north. the system will intensify to a tropical storm once again and then pass to the east of japan as we go into the weekend. then after that it could move through or close to northern japan by monday afternoon local time. we'll kekeep you updated on the progress. across the south there is a tropical depression that has caused heavy rainfall in taiwan. the system is expected to make landfall in the south of china by your friday. areas could be hit hard by the storm. 120 millimeters could fall across the area. that could raise the potential for flooding as well as landslid landslides. 37 in chongqing. cooler in the north. ulaanbaatar 31 degrees with partly sunny conditions. and beijing chance of thunderstorms on your last day of the b business week. now let's go to brazil. we had wet and windy conditions on wednesday. alththough it should be the dry season during this time

the rain kind of disappears a closer view showing you getting picked up on the other side of the consonants and the bite of the doorframes getting a couple of showers and just doubt near estes park another couple of showers our mirror the eisenhower tunnel that rain is definitely coming our way of several future cost into the afternoon t [a nice heavy dosing of rain maybe even up to about a third or have an inch if we get lucky and catch another couple heavy showers later tonight to temperatures cool down about 12,000 feet enough to get snowfall yes that's right they will cease no up in the mountains some snow-covered peaks at an early friday we are back in the clouds and friday afternoon another round of rain is possible other showers tomorrow even though they'll be strong or they will be more scattered so our chances of getting rain to go that rain jackpot you will really bump your numbers up and thinking about a third of an inch between the two days if we average everything out and that will put a dent in that one and three quarters inches of rain or missing over the next few days cold a

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nothing to do with cracking voting blocs that is an incorrect interpretation of section 2 and not consonant with the tax and would render it unconstitutional with their rights to vote being protected. if the court has no further questions thank you mr. chief justice. >> thank you general. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court. redistricting on the basis of total population as texas did here vindicates the principle of equal representation |'s of people that is at the heart of reynolds and west very. texas was not required to redistrict on the basis as yet undefined measure of voter population however we disagree that the court should go on to decide that texas is free in the future to redistrict on the basis of some major population if it so chooses. there aren't our view at least four reasons why voter population cannot be required. first is one mentioned by justice kagan. we think would be odd of interpretation to say the constitution forbids for state redistricting when it requires congressional reducers hang. second there's a long history of the state's redistricting on a bas

. >> think what he said we don't want to hurt people is very consonant with what he said all along whicha humane and effective way and frankly, that's just how we should all feel about each other generally speaking. >> that's not what we heard and those quotes were from 2015 all of the way to the summer to november that we just played tonight. 11 million people and he said they've all got to leave. is he no longer saying that? >> so what he's saying is that we need to find the mechanism that works and that is fair and is legal and in his words humane, he doesn't hurt people. >> he's no longer saying all 11 million have to leave. >> there are a couple of principles to his immigration plan and know number one is enforce the laws and imagine if we did enforce the laws. public opinion says that people would rather enforce the laws on the books and with respect to immigration pile on new laws and we need to enforce the laws that exist currently, you do find that some of it takes care of itself. by the way, president obama has enforced the laws and he has deported, i think it's 2.5 million peo

they use it for conson sans. we saw footage that hezbollah put on line they're using a drone with cluster munition to target the rebels. this is the first time they're doing it in syria. now they're not only watching their own drone operations. they're watching the iranian drone operations, the syrian drone operations. if i'm a drone operater i'm thinking, now i know the systems better, the optics better, the communications better. this sort of makes them think about different missions being more effective against israel. and hezbollah has a lot of investment in their drone fleet recently. the second thing i want to touch on is the short range rocket threats. we talk a lot about hezbollah's rocket arsenal, long range, very accurate. but there's one thing that the conversation misses from time to time and that's the short-range rocket. in syria we saw them using a short range rocket with a very heavy pay load between 500 kilos to one ton which can overwhelm enemy defenses, it can terrorize the population. and it d

. >> i have a work space but it would be nice to be conson traiting in an -- concentrating in an environment where everybody is working. >> reporter: while elliott is in a safe place. >> i come from a 9:00 to 5:00 before my son, so i feel like i'm a little bit back in an environment. >> the prices are comparable to other co-working spaces. for $300 a month parents can get a six-hour day of co- working plus three hours of child care every week. >> reporter: parents can opt for as many as five days a week. co-hatchery plans to open other locations most likely with the child care component on site. lauren glassberg, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> oh, that makes so much sense. >> right? it looks like heaven to me. to go check in on your baby on your lunch our, whatever you give yourself sitting there. >> that's cool, though. >> cool babies there, too. adorable. >>> super cat saturday. >> amy! >> we start with the pizza box protector jinxy sent in by twitter. we've gotten the pets across the board here. oreo, a cat. another cutie pie this is mr. v. with his paws up ready to go. another black cat

or do we get some consonance between them? >> did we see it based on what the bank of england has done? or is it already priced into -- i mean, we were talking yesterday about what the market is expecting, and the market is not respecting a rate cut until december. >> i didn't look just recently, but december is still alive. september is -- look, they have a lot of talk in jackson hole. there is some data between now and then. if this second quarter number gets revised, we're a little bit lower for the cnbc rapid update. again, looking for the bounceback. after what happened in the second quarter, how much are you going to bet on that bounceback right now? we were looking for 2.5, we got 1.2. we had revisions down to the prior ones. there may be a sense that we tried to overstate and it comes back down to reality. >> thank you. let's now turn to you. how much will this race cut affect investors? >> take into consideration this number. tourists visiting the u.s. from the uk last year spent $4.6 billion according to the u.s. gov

advice first came from "new york times" sourcing her fbi conversations ended up becoming a book by joe conson. among former secretaries of state at a dinner party hosted by madeline albright where powell also suggested clinton use personal e-mail. pole told nbc news, he had no recollection of that conversation. >> let's break this down. as it has been reported. a lot of differences how they used personal e-mail. for one, clinton never used private e-mail server. that's what the "washington post" pointed out was the biggest difference. the state department did not have comparable, unclassified systems. he used personal e-mails for only unclassified information. he used an office desktop for all classified communication. and, of course, we should note that two e-mails on his account were later marked classified, though powell disputes their sensitivity. mike, there's no comparison and everybody has known there has been no comparison. for a long time, forget the rags that were put in place in 2009 and then even more in 2011. it's painful. they just need to stop this. >> the biggest distinction a