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we have been speaking to frank and joe around scouting. frank mentioned that one of his mentors became a united methodist minister. united methodist church has been active with the boy scouts for years. many denominations have been. frank, the involvement of scouts with the community and with the church, has that been since the beginning. >> it has been. scouting was started 107 years ago with a partnership with community organizations. we felt we could serve more kid and serve more organizations in the community if we partnered with churches, other civic groups, schools. so the partnership has been going on for 107 years. >> that's great. that's been very intentional. >> absolutely. some groups probably have ownership of their scouting groups directly. we thought we could serve better if we partner with other organizations. >> how many scouts are in the country? >> currently, about 2.7 million approximately. >> a good number. >> our membership is increasing. we are very pleased about that. >> joe, is there a scout troop in every state? >>

joe. >> trent frank who the president brought on stage last night, disagreed. >> well, i thought the mayor was posturing in a really tragic way. i thought it was unfortunate that he somehow prejudged the president's speech. the president's speech was externally unifying. >> sharpest criticism came from the former director of national intelligence who mused maybe he was trying to find a way out of the job. >> i question his ability, his fitness to be in this office. this behavior and this divisiveness and the complete intellectual, moral, ethical void that the president of the united states exhibits. >> the white house said this afternoon that there's no timing or decision yet on a pardon of sheriff joe arpaio, former sheriff of maricopa county. fox news has been told that the paper necessary for the pardon the talking points to handle surrogates to sell and are prepared and ready to go. >> bret: republican leaders in congress have warily avoided triggering a shutdown of the federal government since 2013 when the last shot down -- shutdown was blamed on the g.o.p. president trump vowing to

. >> joe is frank rizzo's grandson he worries what might happen if the statue is removed. >> that's potentiallymful situation for lots of people and it's completely unnecessary. >> reporter: rizzo isn't even safe on his home turf any more. we learn the mural art process correct is also considering removing the three-story mural of rizzo from south philadelphia's italian market. its officials say quote perhaps it's time to have a conversation about whether this mural should stay or be replaced by something else. they also say, rizzo is the most vandalized mural on display. >> my grandfather has lot of people that love him. white, black, everything. so i'm sure there's going to be a lot of people that aren't happy with that. they take that personally. they know that my grandfather gave his life to the seem philadelphia was my grandfather's life. >> well, as our chris o'connell reports, it's also important to note mayor ji jim kenney also ss now is a good time to have that conversation about the statue's future. the thought is to mock ball the statue or put it in a local museum. >>> no to you stor

. >> reporter: for south philly artist, joe, the vandallism of the frank rizzo mural is personal he helpnt it and seeing the white paint running down the mayor's face pains him. >> five times, ten times, it's just very -- it happens too often. >> reporter: a group of vandals splatted paint and wrote the record kill killer cops's of comes days after a statue of rizzo was marred with the word black power. rizzo served from 1972 to 80. a controversial figure when it came to race relations his public like nesses drawn renewed criticism. head of mural arts philadelphia wrote a column calling for a discussion about the future of rizzo's mural, the most vandalized in the city. removing it isn't something community murals director kathy harris supports. >> i don't think that the a good path to take. i think to use these as opportunities to talk, to learn, to share that history, to pass that history on. >> reporter: folks we spoke with agree, there are more important issues to tackle than the faith of the looming figure of a mayor they say did a lot of good. >> we're living in 2017. those things

joe arpaio is considering another run for office. he's eye be the seat -- he's eyeing the seat of senator jeff flake. joining me, congressman trent franksressman, well come the program. good to see you tonight. stuart: is it possible sheriff joe is going to primary senator jeff flake if senator flake doesn't do the right thing by the president's growth agenda? is that a threat being held in reserve? >> i don't know, stuart. it's hard for me to peak about that. i haven't had any conversation with sheriff overabout that. i can understand his frustration right now. i think the man has been drug through the mud as much as you can imagine. i think his prosecution as i said many times, a political one. and people don't realize george soros came in from outside arizona and spent over $2 million i understand just attacking sheriff joe in his last election. any time george soros is going after a guy, he must be a pretty big guy. stuart: what got me was the refusal to allow sheriff joe a jury trial. isn't that america? >> well, there is no question about that, stuart. that's one of the biggest points anyone could make. there is a clear reason in

there could be a showdown of sorts tomorrow afternoon at frank rizzo statue in center city philadelphia lets get out to joe holden live outside municipal services building in center city where this all may trans expire, joe. >> natasha, philadelphia police have had a continued presence outside the frank rizzo statue, a security detail if you will, they have kept a presence in south philadelphia the site of his, mural there and the 900 block of south ninth street, now just today, the business community there is in south philadelphia, the ninth street italian market, posted a statement, and, representative there, strongly, vandalism late last week of the mural saying they do not support violence, destruction, fee facing, threats, vandalism attacks or breaking the law. they are in the process of planning a demonstration, for tomorrow afternoon, at the rizzo statue, in their word, looking to quiet calls for it to be removed. last week it was also defaced, vandalism, with graffiti part of the lingering demonstration on the heels of the wheat supremacy rally in char cloth ville virginia where a counter protester

. >> joe mastronardo is frank rizzo's grandson he worries what might happen if the statue is removed.that's potentially harp full situation for lots of people and completely unnecessary. >> reporter: rizzo isn't even safe on his home turf any more. we learned the mural arts project is also considering removing the three-story mural of rizzo from south philadelphia's italian market. officials say quote perhaps it's time to have a conversation about whether this mural should stay or be replaced by something else. they also say, rizzo is the most vandalized mural on display. >> my grandfather has a lot of people that love him. white, black, everything. so i'm sure there's going to be lot of people that aren't happy with that. they take that personally. they know that my grandfather gave his life to the city. philadelphia was my grandfather' life. >> chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >>> well on our fox 29 facebook page we want to hear from you should the rizzo statue come down? right now more than 1100 say no. about a third say yes. >>> coverage of the solar eclipse continues with nasa. >> w

. >> reporter: joe maestro tow nard dough is frank rizzo's grandson he's appalled but not surprised people are targeting his grandfather's legacy. we learned the mural arts project is also considering removing rizzo's neural from his home turf in south philadph market. officials say perhaps it is time to have a this mural should stay or be replaced by something else that love him. white, black, everything, soot of people that aren't happy with that. they take that personal they know that my gra city. philadelphia was my grandfather's life. >> reporter: that mayor jim keny also chiming in on this, saying now is the te a conversation about the future of it? the thought is to mothball the statue or museum. lucy yes. >> so we shall see how this plays o.h. >>> on your radar tonight after all that rain today and tonight ing just the right conditions for fog that could make it air as we take live look at philadelphia international airport. not so bad there right orr someg is still descending right. d> we obviously today with the rain. high humidity from the city to the numbers a high. poor visibl

. >> reporter: joe maestro tow nard dough is frank rizzo's grandson he's appalled but not surprised people are targeting his grandfather's legacy. we learned the mural arts project is also considering removing rizzo's neural from his home turf in south philadelphia's italian market. officials say perhaps it is time to have a conversation about whether this mural should stay or be replaced by something el else. >> my grandfather has lot people that love him. white, black, everything, so i'm sure there's going to be a lot of people that aren't happy with that. they take that personal they know that my grandfather gave his life to the city. philadelphia was my grandfather's life. >> reporter: also, important to note that mayor jim kenney also chiming in on this, saying now is the time to have a conversation about the future of this statue. what will become of it? the thought is to mothball the statue or possibly put it in a local museum. lucy yes. >> so we shall see how this plays out. chris o'connell, thank you radar all that rain today and tonight the moisture in the air creat tr fog that c

joe. i don't want to get in the middle of that. i can tell you that there's also congressmen here in arizona, like congressmen trent franks, congressman andy biggs, who have

various scouts who had scouted for the fifth we had tried them all, california joe, bill hitchcock, crooks favorite frank , and we listened to captain rhymes. they were all good men. bill cody was the paragon. important example of his inability to promote himself occurred when he joined the alaska old rush. this was -- gold rush. this should have set him apart from buffalo bill. he did not have a comparable experience. it was events that captured the world's attention for several years. other performers and personalities, captain jack was nationally famous as an entertainer, army scout, established poet, and author before he went to alaska. numerous participants became famous with the result of their alaskan experiences. service,on, robert said grauman, klondike eight, scrooge mcduck, and many others. [laughter] tried, jack failed to capitalize on his time in alaska, once again due to his lack of effective self-promotion, and because his constant sermonizing on temperance both on stage and in print. reachedple, when he ofe bennett at the beginning may in 19 -- 1898, crawford made the acquaintance of sany

the matter to the white house and here's what arizona republican congressman trent frank said last night. >> sheriff joe should never have been prosecuted in the first place. there was an overwhelming bias in the justice department, the obama justice department who was held bent on convicting him no matter what they had to do i'm just grateful the president had the courage to correct this injustice >>> a new warning from former white house adviser sebastian gorka who is returning to breitbart news. here's what he told a reporter there during an interview yesterday. >> we are winning and we're going to continue to do so and with steve back at the helm it's like the last scene from "star wars," you remember when ben kenobi darth? "if you strike me down i will be more powerful than you can ever imagine." the left thinks they're winning, they have no idea what's coming around the corner and it's going to be fun. >> let's bring in howard dean, former vermont governor, form e dnc chair and republican strategist susan del percio. i think he did a good job impersonating obi wan kenobi and darth vader. >> it was

palm beach florida to the kennedy compound and had a very frank discussion with his father and said i would like a political career just like joe, don't think that he's the only one and from that moment, joe kennedy senior promoted both of his sons within a week of having a conversation. he called david, the president of nbc and said i want to buy some radio stations of massachusetts. they were going to court-martial them and they transferred jack down to the naval yards in south carolina. he'd been there a few months and thought he was so isolated he began to pester his father said he was put into the school to become commander of the boat. >> he was the skipper and it was a black night august 1, 43. [inaudible] kennedy was listening for about a week there were tremendous efforts and he was able to rescue the members of his crew so that is the second when he helped her. they wouldn't have gone into combat but then of course people have to know when he first disappeared not a lot of detail about what happened. when kennedy came home stateside during the war in january of 44 he didn't go visit his mom and dad or friends or sibli

joe mixon fumbles the ball. a.j. francis recovers. goes by the name of frank. that set up a field goal. more ugly offense.ns pass picked off and he's gone to the house for six. in fact, he jumped into the crowd and c. bengals jumped out 14-3 -- and the bengals jumped out 14-3 and a touchdown. redskins rally to win 23-17. here's jay gruden on yet that i addressed the locker room. we just got to figure out something different to do, eat a pregame meal. we'll get it right. i think the guys will come out with more energy and urgency come philadelphia. they have to. we can't start like this and expect to win a lot of games. >> preseason can be challenging because if you don't start fast and win, everybody is happy and in the preseason if you don't start fast and you're out, you don't play well at all. same can be true the other way. if you do start fast and don't finish strong in the regular season, you aren't happy. it takes four quarters. we got to remember in week one no matter what it's a long football game. >>> these 8:00 starts for the nationals are a little problematic for the metro riders. got to hope

joe. arizona congressman franks joins us live. so successful, though, we've been sending todd out to get the pulse of the people over food. today over pancakes. >> that's right. guys, before we begin, i want to wish judy and tom a happy 20th anniversary and also richard a world war ii veteran bronze star recipient and purple star recipient. thank you, sir, for your service. let's get to the debate where we are heavy democrat. bullet county heavy republican. going to start with keith as a retired educator and a trump voter. >> we have a democrat right here. >> all right. all right. all right. we're going to wrap this up, and we're going off to commercial. steve and brian, i'm going to send it on back to you. brian: yeah, unfortunately, i was reading his lips. i know exactly what he meant. steve: we felt in the best interest of the telecast, we cut away. coming up on fox and friends, hillary clinton has a new book out. has a new version of the audio book, and we will share it with you coming up. it's like nothing you've seen. the po

anyone who knows joe, would meant to be iner deliberate violation of the law. that is frent franks. stemming from the event that takes place today in phoenix. watch it at 10:00 on c-span, c-span.org and on our app.o topic of afghanistan and the speech laid out by the president yesterday, this is miami, democrat's line. good morning, corey. doing?: how you so my opinion about the whole need to feel that we do not pull out, but we need to police afghanistan from the so that way things like 9/11 don't happen again. i feel we're wasting our time, here is not a winning solution to this and we'll continue to have more deaths on each side. they don't want democracy and i lways say, let middle eastern fight middle eastern war and focus more on being great in fixing our economy and doing what we do best here thriving. host: vivian off twitter asks questions starting with why are we in afghanistan, killing terrorists? killing ghan army terrorist? how do we identify them as terrorists? republican line, gar necolorado springs, colorado. hi. caller: how you doing today? host: fine, thank you. go

day washington team, along with sonny from the joe claire morning show on wpgc for asolar eclipse viewing party. that's monday, august 21 on corporal frankcott drive. the eclipse begins at 1:17, and is at peak at approximately 2:40. we're taking the first 600 people into the party with us. special viewing glasses will be provided, but you will be required to sign a waiver to enter the event. for more details just go to our wusa9 facebook page. we look forward to seeing you on monday, and hopefully, it will not be cloudy, rainy, like it is today, and we'll see the eclipse. >>> i'll tell you what, our forecast does look okay for i want to stress, it's the first 600 that show up and get in line. it's not reservations based. it's all first come, first serve. people are asking. can i sign up right now. >> there will be people at 9:00 a.m. waiting. >> oh, yeah. i'll be out there at 5:00. we have rain moving through, and it's been these tropical like downpours. we have a yellow weather alert, and a flash flood warning out for the area. a new flash flood warning came out for southern howard county as well. two blobs. one, two. where it's been th

frank rizzo, i will see new an hour. reporting live outside municipal services building joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, thanks, joe. >> standing by with lauren casey, and the weather held up pretty well. >> yes. >> for this eclipse fest. >> we did have some cloud rolling on through but most of us got a pretty good sight of that eclipse, amazing but right now, see mostly clear sky conditions conditions as we look live at center city philadelphia 84 degrees is your current temperature. feeling more like 87. we have humid factor going. with wind flow add nothing this moisture and we will feel even more humid as we head into the day tomorrow. i know. storm scan three showing us, pretty quiet conditions. there are cloud that developed right around eclipse time, maybe due to cooling, provided by that eclipse but we have storms right new rolling through, berks or toward berks and carbon and monroe counties so head up, might be hearing rumbles of thunder, seek out shelter in and around poconos with these cells moving due east and could be containing rain and lightening as we head into the next hour. this even

joe. i don't want to get in the middle of that. i can tell you that there's also congressmen here in arizona, like congressmen trent franks, congressmanhind the president's decision to pardon sheriff joe. what's on display here, frankly, is the hip hypocrisy from the left. you had president obama pardoning hundreds of thugs, oscar lopez, convicted unrepented terrorist. where was the outrage from the left then when he was pardoning thugs and murderers and unrepented terrorists like that? you have an 85-year-old man who, frankly, has served his country since he was 18 and the best the left can come up with after they do political persecution on him is a misdemeanor, who even then that was -- i don't everyone believe that was done correctly through the judicial process. what we're seeing here is outrage on one end, a double standard but not when it comes to actual terrorists or unrep t unrepented thugs and terrorists like oscar lopez rivera. >> i think he's forgetting he's an immigrant from el salvador and sheriff joe arpaio zrimted against many like just like you, senator. by pardoning arpaio, president trump is defending racism. arpaio

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joe. i agree with congressman franks and congressman biggs, three solid conservative congress men that thisas to be considered. stuart: i want to discuss this with you. republican senator from maine, susan collins says it is too the soon to say if donald trump will be the nominee in 2020. >> i didn't support the president when he was our party's nominee. that was a difficult decision for me to take which i have never taken it before. i wrote in the name of paul ryan. >> will he be the party nominee in 2020? >> too difficult to say. stuart: clearly this is a split republican party you are trying to get into. what is your response? >> just like all the never trumper's including my opponent jeff flake they are definitely on the wrong track. donald trump has been very strong facing huge opposition from the mainstream media, from the left and establishment characters within the republican party and i think we should be looking at the things he has accomplished and the things he has planned. look at the economy. it is projected we will have 3.7% growth this quarter. that is unprecedented over the

. >>> well, a very frank perspective on the 2016 presidential election from hillary clinton. nbc's "morning joe" aired exclusive excerpts from clinton's new book just hours ago. it's the audiobook where clinton talks about one of the debates. >> now we were on a small stage, and no matter where i walked, he followed me closely, staring at me, making faces. it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. it was one of those moments where you wish you could hit pause and ask everyone watching, well, what would you do? do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space? or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, "back up, you creep. get away from me." >> in her words. hillary clinton's book is due out on september 12. >>> a cal professor has resigned from his post with the u.s. state department. daniel kamden sent out a tweet saying in part that you harm our country. those words to the president. he has served in various positions in the environmental protection agency and state department sinc

all new this morning a frank perspective on the 2016 presidential election from hillary clinton. msnbc's "morning joes the audio book version. at one point clinton talks about one of the debates. >> now we were on a small stage and no matter where i walk, he followed me closely, staring at me, making faces. it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. it was one of those moments you wish you could hit pause and ask everyone watching, well, what would you do? do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space or turn, him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, back up, you creep. get away from me. >> clinton's book is due out on september 12. donald trump in the meantime rallied his base in arizona last night. >> scott mcgrew, trump calling the removal an attack on history. >> an attack. the president says people want to take down statues of all kinds of hiscal figures, abraham lincoln, george washington, pointing to that is as political correctness run amok. >> they're trying to take away our culture, our history and our wea

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illegally >> reactions coming both sides, republican representative trump franks tweeting the president did the right thing, joeaio lived an honorable lif john mccain criticized saying the pardon undermines his claim for the respect for the rule of law >> he said in a statement, law enforcement officials of have a special responsibility to respect the rights of everyone in the united, we should not allow anyone to believe that responsibility is diminished by this pardon. with us this morning to talk about the actions on friday and managing all of these crisis are phillip we go man from the washington examiner and richard levick of 11th strlegi legislat. >> i think we should start with the hurricane, responses to natural disasters are no longer just about disasters, tom you were talking about it this morning, the response to hurricane katrina. it's the timing of the reaction, reactions are always tied up in some political response as well. what can the president do from this point forward? a lot argued s in terms of the president's reaction. how can you continue a positive momentum, if you will, responding to ha

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frank rizzo statue in center city calling for its removal. >> meantime statue supporters who were supposed to hold a rally are gearing up for a meeting with the mayor. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at the statue with the future hanging in the balance, joe. >> reporter: good evening to you guys, the statue is, still surrounded by some members of the philadelphia police department, the barricades remain up here but it really appears at this moment philadelphia police have been in a somewhat of a stand down mode, the crew remaining here that was protesting is still out in the middle of jfk boulevard, members of the philadelphia police strike force and bike patrol pretty much making sure that they do not get hit by traffic, jfk boulevard is still opened but matt my photographer if you can swing around it is causing a jam up because members of the philadelphia fire department are also responding to something, we're working to find out what that is but all of this over an issue that has really torn some philadelphians apart. the frank rizzo statue, in place across from city hall eight years after the mayor died in 1991, some claim his legacy tarnished by intolerance. >>

joe wasn't at the meeting. but he is working with the group. >> there were so many people who wanted to km out in support of frank rizzo. not just the statue but his legacy. >> and his mural in south philly where we saw police. the debate over rizzo was reignited after a counsel woman called for the removal. today councilwoman supported gib in a statement. she should be able to share her thoughts and opinions in fight what she believes in without suffering threats on social media. according to to the policy on article removal the city must have a public forum before this statue can be moved. in center city, brandon hudson. >> lawyers for bill cosby will be back in a courtroom tomorrow among the issues that will be addressed, the withdrawal of cosby's original attorney. from the retile. lawyers from the first trial in june said they want it off the case. the comedian is bringing in to lead a rebooted defense team. the lawyer who won an acquittal for michael jackson in 205. tomorrow we'll have you covered inside and outside the courtroom. over seas the loan fugitive wanted for the deadly terror attack in spain was shot an

frank thank you as well. and still ahead on "morning joe," how big business broke up with donald trump.d to do, you know. stephanie rule has exclusive reporting on the breaking point between the white house and america's top ceos, but first, two years ago south carolina state house took down the confederate flag. now baltimore's mayor is confronting her city's legacy, and she joins us next to discuss that. tonight, you want to do something fun? joe's band is going to play at the cutting room in new york city. the show marks the release of his new e.p., "welcome to the monkey house". what's that? awe ought to hear this. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ looking for clear answers for your retirement plan? start here. or here. even here. and definitely here. at fidelity, we're available 24/7 to make retirement planning simpler. we let you know where you stand, so when it comes to your retirement plan, you'll always be absolutely...clear. ♪ time to think of your future it's your retirement. know where you stand. ♪ time to think of your future >> announcer: no one loves a

joe arpaio planned for tonight. that's what we're getting from sarah huckabee sanders on air force one. it's not in offing. one congressman says that he should be pardoned. trent franksu're a little disappointed, i guess. >> thank you. it's too early for me to be disappointed. i can understand why the president might pick the more opportune time given the fact that the media will try to portray this in some other way than its meant. there's still a good chance that he will make a pardon to joe arpaio. i think if anyone understands sort of political persecution, it would be donald trump. >> neil: i'm wondering here, he's been very sympathetic and joe arpaio was very helpful to the president, particularly in arizona. you've stood by the sheriff as well. i don't know where this is going. the president and a lot of folks are concerned about tonight and all these protesters. are you? >> well, i am. the militant left is hard or the anyone to point to a more aggressive attitude than what they displayed. it's not the conservatives. this tragedy in charlottesville is something that is beyond my ability to articulate in its -- again, in its tragedy. the reality is, the militan

crystal palace appointed frank de boer to make them play like his former club ajax but swansea inflicted the eagles' third straight defeat. and west ham bought goalkeeper joebeaten ten times injust three games, leaving the hammers rock bottom. nick parrott, bbc news. andy murray will miss dennis's final grand slam of the year, the us open, after withdrawing through injury. he has struggled with his hip and has not played since wimbledon last month. he said his hip is to sort to play tomorrow. it is the first time he has withdrawn from a grand slam infour he has withdrawn from a grand slam in four years. after wimbledon i spoke to a lot of hip specialists, andi spoke to a lot of hip specialists, and i tried resting and rehab to try and i tried resting and rehab to try and get myself ready here. i have actually been practising in the last few days but it is to soar for me to win the tournament and ultimately that it win the tournament and ultimately thatitis win the tournament and ultimately that it is what i was here to try and do. england are now trailing in the second cricket test against west indies on day three. they will start in an hourand indies on d

robert frank joins us now from these are golf carts, robert, or these are -- i'm confused. >> normally, joee golf carts we're actually on the fairway on the golf course, the delmonte course which is part of the pebble beach golf course network but we're selling cars today which i think is a lot more fun for me than golf more than $290 million worth of cars expected to sell. now the classic car market had been the strongest collectible market on the planet for about ten years. but right now, we're seeing a bit of a correction, maybe a stall from the peak of 2014. cars now second as a collectible behind wine. and this week over 1100 cars expected to sell and right now, the high end is actually the weakest part of the market so those multimillion dollar ferraris, mercedes, the porsches, those cars that had been setting records for 2013, 2015, now that's the weakest part, and a lot of people say it's because those collectors are the most sensitive to the stock market, to what's happening in washington, and of course, some of the growing uncertainty around tax reform. >> the overall confidence t