gate, when he was elected, the whole, it wasn't necessarily about change it was about the hope and eck peckation of change. i don't see much upside from here from in general to your paint, his resignation of these people from his administration, i don't believe that change s the narrative. we're not going to get it. we're going to get tax cuts. it may come early next year. so, the market is just hoping for a thread of good information. earnings are driving the tape and there's no tax baked in. no tax reform baked in >> you think we get a tax cut though >> i think a cut happens possibly next year at some point in time. i don't think it's going to be -- we're in the getting reform >> we had a guy on today who thought actually you can get somewhere between 15 and 20% because republicans in congress who need win need to -- >> midterm elections are suddenly -- >> coming up, home depot getting crushed and something in the charts spells even more trouble. how bad it could get here's what else is is coming up on fast. >> snap out of it. >> and that's what shares of snap have done, posting thei

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no doubt, like you can see, the the buffalo bayou, the clean up will be long, missy and eck pensive. for "nightly business report", i'm brian sullivan in pasadena, texas. >> back in houston, some businesses began to open their came. contessa brew er is in houston wh as sunshine pierce the sky as reseed businesses that could open saw an immediate boom. >> community's been benefitting. that's what we're here for. >> i'm hoping the pharmacy's open. i have some prescriptions, but didn't get a chance to get out before the storm hit. >> with limited stming te moh i asked customers to line up and take turn, in some cases, offering water and snacks for the long wait. >> i really don't need anything. i was going stir crazy, so i walked over here. probably get eggs and bread, but that's about it. >> getting those necessary supplies, the bottled water and fresh food have needed most despite flooded streets and impassable highways, takes lodgist cal genius. >> our vendors might be coming from a different location. our milk vendors might be having a different route. right now, they're working dil

the hall of fame pitcher threw out the first pitch but what the eck? the ball didn't even reach the home plate. chad pinder takes cole hamels deep to left field for a solo home run. then in the third pinder gets to hamels again. his 12th homer of the season. ties the contest at 2 apiece. oakland would go in front in the fourth. matt joyce with the sharp grounder. it will go off the glove of adrian beltre. matt chapman scores all the way from first. they'll go for the sweep tomorrow afternoon. >>> at the little league word series, texas took on north carolina to decide who would represent the u.s. trailing 5-3 in the fifth, texas gets a break. the ball gets away from catcher bryce jackson. he then makes a bad throw to third and a run will score. the lead was down to one. then in the sixth, texas on top with the two-run homer to left field. texas advances to the final with a 6-5 win over north carolina. in the international final, japan shut out mexico. japan jumped out to a big lead in the first. nakajima drives in two runs with that base hit. that made

who have some eck appearanxperi the world works, what war is. what geo politics amounts to in a practical sense i think what's going on is an attempt to shape that process to a process that's more conventional. not open to novel ideas and so forth, but more serious would be another way to put it. these are all enormously comb plex things that are interconnected and you can't deal with them in slogans, bumper stickers or tweets for that matter. in fact, it's counterproductive to do so. so that's how i read this. there there's an effort underway by adults in white house to be responsible and to make sure we are shepherds our national security decisions in an effective way. that's my hope. >> to the point of tweets. one more piece of new, north korea apparently launched some ballistic missile tests, i believe three missiles. they appear to have all failed. at least early reports indicating that. some successes we've seen with recent tests launch. when you said it can't be haneled in a tweet, i was taken back to just two weeks ago when we were watch

got to come from the side eck, come on man. bottom of the 3rd against texas.had pinder got all of this one. a's win it final of 8-3. but everybody in the twitter world and social media all talking about the fight, and understandably so, i thought mcgregor went way longer than i expect. >> 10 rounds. >> just into the 10th round, but he's saying do it like ufc, get me on the ground, knock me on the ground. he didn't get that chance because he stopped it. >> all right, we'll be right back. tension in the bay area... it was nice to see this in walnut creek. >>> well, it was a day full of rallies and a lot of tension in the bay area, so it was nice to see this in walnut creek. dozens of people forming a human banner at civic center park today spelling out the words end hate. >> on that note thanks for watching. the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:30. have a great evening. ♪ men... never mix tequila and scotch. morning, uncle charlie. hey, jake boy. dad said you'd never get up to go to soccer with me but i said, yuh-huh, he promised. so, he was wrong. ha ha.

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. >> stephen: you have to imagine this is what the sound is like at radio city mus eck hall but timesse st 4,000 people in there. >> now i'm nervous again. >> stephen: well, thanks for being here. what is on your mind, what are you thinking about. >> i have been thinking about these shows. you know, the reason i'm doing this residency is, it's a personal thing. it's like my 30th anniversary in comedy. (applause) and as you will know, this is a heck of a business to survive that long. i really didn't think i would make it that far. >> well, what did you think would happen. >> actually to be honest i think i would do much better than i did, right? >> we thought were you gone for awhile. >> yeah, well, you know, it's funny, okay, so the whole time nobody saw me, it wasn't like i wasn't doing anything. i exitioned, i was just not on the big stage. i was not under the hot lights. >> stephen: okay, you were working out is what you were doing this is, i don't know to show-- this is what you-- this is you now. in case this didn't give it away. >> please, please. >> look at that. >> stephen: a

morgan stanley's top analyst will be here to eck plain what the destruction could mean plus, kevin durantissing apparel maker under armour saying the kids prefer nike. is he right? guy had a special report but first, we start off with president trump on his road tour elon is in washington, d.c. with the details. >> that was president trump's first speech dedicated to making the case for how tax reform fits into his america first agenda. he said the u.s. ranks dead last when it comes to the corporate tax rate >> we have gone from a tax hate rate that is lower than our economic competitors to one that is more than 60% higher. we have totally surrendered our competitive edge to other countries we're not surrendering anymore >> trump once again call ed fora 15% corporate rate though he called it an ideal rather than a must have and didn't lay out a timeline for getting tax reform done but he did place the burden uen of responsibility on capitol hill >> and i'm fully committed to working with congress to get this job done and i don't want to be disappointed by congress, do you understand me >>

tomorrow, an exciting day, giving out 15,000 eck bobble heads. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," prepping protests, demonstrations prepared for both sides and what police are doing to keep people safe. >> reporter: a vote on whether to continue a major police training event here in the east bay. the reason activists say urban shield must go. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ ♪ ♪ we )re getting ready for a sunny and warm weekend ahead. taking a live look outside... sunnyvale. >>> at 6:31 a sunny and warm week ahead as we look appropriately at sunnyvale this friday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm marcus washington as we get ready for the weekend. >> it is going to be nice. a wide range in temperatures. slightly warmer in spots today like concord reaching up to 93 degrees. the north bay in the low to mid-80s. let's check out the seven-day forecast. san francisco making it into the 70s this weekend. no more dense fog and inland areas are really going to sizzle. check that out, sunday up to 99 degrees. i'm going to talk only about the weekend and some e

. >> it was eck min cal. >> buddhists -- exactly. to say this i think we're in such a crucial moment in the history of american civilization. we've reached a very low point. this is a nadinadir. you see, i come from a group of people who after 400 years have taught the world so much about what is love. and because justice is what love looks like in public, it means you're willing to keep track of not just the best but put your body on the line to keep alive the best. most of human history is a cycle of hatred, violence, terror, trauma, domination, or oppression. what breaks it love. what breaks it bearing witness to justice. what breaks it is the victims of an empire, of male supremacy, white supremacy, the victim of of anti-jewish or anti--- when they're accountable that's what democracy is all about, but without the love and the dialogue and the bearing witness we lose it. >> bishop jackson, i want to bring you in here. just a few days ago the president tells a crowd of police he wishes they would rough up suspects, not put their h

in state of south carolina the supreme eck court rejected challenge of the 1965 voting rights act relying data published by the commission. since our first report on voting we issued sary 1959, 20 reports on voting acts, last with national voting registration act. central part is a of our commission charge and work. i also note that today, august the 97th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th the united states constitution, giving women the right to vote. grandmother reminded me, people died for the right for people like me, black women, to vote. that right is precious and it is and my deepest honor to safeguard it here. have grateful today to with us historians who bring a wealth of knowledge about the voting ar history of rights in the united states. note one historian has not yet arrived, i'm delighted our is here and we'll begin with her. she is professor mary ellen professor sociate with the department of history at american university. in voting rights and has written on modern african american and women's history.d political after receiving her phd from duke university, profe

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. >> meanwhile, south korea's new president has largely kept quiet and reaffirmed the strategy eck allianceunited states, but his top aide is criticizing president trump for his comments, calling them worrisome and saying they are causing confusion. >>> two american soldiers were killed in iraq. the deaths were not caused by enemy contact but no further details were given. the soldiers were inspecting a cannon when a shell inside exploded. five others were injured. the pentagon is investigating. >>> and breaking overnight and right now, at least 17 people are dead after gunmen opened near an upscale restaurant in burkina faso. you can hear in the video all of that gunfire. jihadists are likely behind this attack. several people are also injured. security forces arrived at this scene with armored vehicles. last year, islamic extremists killed 30 people at a restaurant popular with tourists. >>> back here at home, three men are dead after a shooting at a drag racetrack near mill walk eye. the victims were standing near a food vendor when a gunman approached am sh approached and shot them. pol

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who said the speaker of the house and paul ryan have not spoken since tuesday, so i think from an an eck doe tall standpoint, the fact that the republican speaker of the house and president of the united states have not spoken at least as of yesterday following what has been b a turbulent week, inside of washington, yes, t august recess. yes, their staffs might be talk ing, but this is supposed to be the time when lawmakers in the white house particularly when they're in the same party, are beginning to craft policy agenda items. you know, get out of the weeds for a second and let's just focus on it. the meamerican people, yes, hillary clinton won the popular vote, but they gave republicans at the epd of day, a majority in the house and senate and the republican white house because they wanted lower premiums and wanteded to have lower taxes as of right now, the president has not been able to akoccomplish tt and democrats have been successful in pushing back. to the american people about the advantages of the affordable care act, so i think at the end of the day, all americans right now a

>> i would say that's up to a eck lo local town, government, community, depending on where it's located. >> how concerned are you about race relations in america? do you think things have gotten better or worse since you took office? >> they've been frayed for a long time. you can ask president obama about that. he made speeches about it. i believe the fact that i brought in, it will be soon, millions of jobs. you see where companies are moving back into our country. i think that's going to have a tremendous positive impact on race relations. we have companies coming back into our country. we have two car companies that just announced. foxconn in wisconsin just announced. many companies i say pouring back into the country. i think it's going to have a huge, positive impact on race relations. you know why? it's jobs. people want jobs. great jobs with good pay. when they have that, you watch how race relations will be. i'll tell you, we are spending a lot of money on the inner cities. we're fixing the inner cities. we are doing far more than anybody's done with respect to the inner cities

so we talked yet about marcel eck and sherman and order under scores sherman's life and for meade it is duty. it is a sense to be dutiful and follow orders which is not parallel to being like brookz and shameless self-promotion. if meade had been more like brooks simpson -- >> then you'd have a much more interesting biography that people would buy. >> with a big bobblehead. >> well at least my bobblehead moves. you have a scarf around it. it didn't move. >> you won't be surprised that our major preparation for this panel was figuring out and make sure none of us have to sit in the love seat with brooks. and we succeeded. but one of the -- something that we tend to overlook and is a consistent pattern during the war and in life in general, you've all experienced it, i've experienced it, is that no matter when you are in a subordinate position, commenting on a -- on your superiors, it is very easy to be aggressive, assertive, or imagine that you would have been. but the greatest inspiration for conservatism on the earth is responsibility. and once that responsibility is yours and you s