. >> nick adams, mark simone, thank you very much. gentlemen. thank you so much for joining us. business. >> good evening, i am david asman in for lou dobbs who is on vacation, president trump fighting back against criticism from the establishment over his sphon response to sky lens i violence in charlottesville, virnvirginia over the weekend. defending his initial condemnation. >> i want to make sure unlike most politicians, that what i said, was correct. not make a quick statement, the statement i made saturday, that first statement, was a fine statement. >> if the press were not fake, and if it was honest, press would have said what i said was very nice, unlike you and unlike -- >> excuse me, unlike and you unlike media, before i make a statement, i like to know the facts. >> president also saying there is blame on both sides, for the violence over weekend, swipes at inaccuracies reporting. >> you had a group on one side and you had a group on the other, they came at each other with clubs, it was vicious and horrible, it was a horrible thing to watch, you look at both sides,

nick adams and mark simone about to discuss whether the race is potsch: you each drive a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. jim: aluminum is great for a lot of things, but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. james: i'll tell you, i might be a chevy guy now. (laughing) david: in our online poll we asked if you think governor mcauliffe and other government leaders should be held responsible for the charlottesville violence response and 95% of you said yes. incumbent senator luther strange and two

nick adams and mark simone about to discuss whether the race is referendum on mitch mcconnell.o reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. 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 around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. that's why a cutting edgeworld. university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. david: in our online poll we asked if you think governor mcauliffe and other government leaders should be held responsible for the charlottesville violence response and 95% of you said yes. incumbent senator luther strange and two others are vying for th

for them to let their own personal feeling get in the way i think is very disturbing. >> nick adams,ry much. gentlemen. thank you so much for joining us. business. >> good evening, i am david asman in for lou dobbs who is on vacation, president trump fighting back against criticism from the establishment over his sphon response to sky lens i violence in charlottesville, virnvirginia over the weekend. defending his initial condemnation. >> i want to make sure unlike most politicians, that what i said, was correct. not make a quick statement, the statement i made saturday, that first statement, was a fine statement.

joining me is editor of the "daily caller," katie frates and nick adams.hat it was when they won. it hasn't been going well. people are getting fired left and right. i don't think it's a bad thing that bannon is gone. you have john kelly in the white house doing this job and moderating things. >> i'm convinced this is going to be a very successful presidency. perhaps the best ever. maybe it' the eternal optimist in me. a lot of things have been happening and there seems to be a perpetual shakeup going on. but i think we are seeing promising signs. the best things of this trump presidency aren't being reported on and as a result we are talking about things that really don't need to have that much air. david: the obvious democratic response that everybody affiliated with donald trump is a racist and that's the way things are. but sometimes when they smell blood in the water and that's the way they perceive the bannon firing, they double up. will they go so far they will become the laughingstock of american politics? >> i think they are well on their way. the

joining me now nick adams, and centers for immigration today policy director jessica vaughn.ake of this number? is it surprising, 23% of all federal prisoners are illegal in. >> it is very big number, about 42,000 inmates in federal system, it is great that we're now getting this kind of information released by the federal government. we have not had it up until this time. it shows that failing to control our borders is contributing to public safety problems. that immigration enforcement can help that,nese ar these are 42,000 offenders that will be removed when they finish their sentence. but this high number of criminals in the federal system, that under cuts argument made by sanctuary jurisdiction that there are no illegal immigrants committing crimes. >> get to nick on this, that caught my attention. if you are one of these sanctuary cities, and you say, hey, you know these folks are not doing bad things. why are they ... when i received the diagnosis, i knew, whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm beating this. breast cancer treatment is continuing to evolve. ctca

joining me nick adams, and author of green card warrior, and alex, an immigration policy analyst at catonstitute, alex. buzz chicago prove, and -- does chicago prove, and there were great numbers from sessions on number of people who died in that city over last year, does chicago prove that is sanctuary city stuff is not working? >> i think it is obvious that chicago has a lot of crime problems, but compare city that also hassan ware city policies -- sanctuary city policies, that declining crime rate like los angeles and other cities, study looked at all cities in u.s. with a sanctuary city policy and found no significant change in violence or property crime rate, this study cuts both ways. there is also no evidence they actually make cities more dangerous. chicago does have a problem, it probably not associated with this. gerri: do you agree? >> we could debate the merits and evidence about whether or not there is a correlation between sanctuary cities and a place become more dangerous. i believe that the bigger issue is sanctuary cities, they are an insult to legal immigrants like me,

joining me now, leslie marshall and nick adams. it's great to see both of you.ut there. what do you make of hillary charging $2,000 and how do you think the book will do? >> i think the book will do well. it's not hillary charging this, it's the publisher charging it. whether she is loved or had it, she has name recognition and there will be people who go out to see her and want to hear what she has to say, even if they don't buy her book. but there are people who are willing to pay that and more which is why the publisher can and will charge that. cheryl: she is still in the news. there is a report the fbi director james comey was already drafting to let go of the investigation of the emails without talking to her aides. because she was hillary clinton she got a pass because of who she was. do you think that hurts her with this book? >> i think this book won't be particularly successful. i think it can be summed up. what happened? well, she lost. on a day when we have the president of the united states who was successful in that election giving $1 million of hi

. >> nick adams, mark simone, thank you very much. gentlemen. thank you so much for joining us. gordon chang and chris farrell are among our guests tomorrow. we'll see you then. judge napolitano: the rallies and violence in charlottesville. did north korean dictator kim jong-un bling first in his nuclear standoff with president trump. and what does it mean for the prospect of war. is the nsa still spying on us despite the court orders to knock it off? all that and more tonight on "kennedy." the purpose of the first amendment is to even courage open, wide, and rebust debate about the purpose of the government and the people who run it. it's antithetical for the government to decide what speech is acceptable. when the police in charlottesville declined to impose order, they allows the hecklers veto to silence speech. and it's unconstitutional. it's the functional equivalent of government taking sides and censoring the speech it hates or fears. the remedy is not to silence or censor it. the remedy is more speech to challenge the hatred, speech to educate the haters. speech to expos

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joining us with his thoughts, legal immigrant nick adams, thanks for being here on wednesday morning. is the issue? >> the issue is we need to call things what they are. people who come to the united states the wrong way are illegal immigrants. they have broken the law. no sense sugarcoating it. it is wrong, if we do sugarcoat it, we are promoting and condoning breaking of the law and that is something we shouldn't be encouraging in any possible way. if you don't follow the laws and legal processes involved in coming to the united states and you have broken the law, you have committed a crime. if we call somebody and illegal immigrants is exactly the right thing to do. what does undocumented person even mean? it means absolutely nothing, might as well contemplate your navel. todd: at the permit of justice announcement uses the phrase, quote, so-called sanctuary policies make all of us less safe because they intentionally undermine our laws and protect, here it is, illegal aliens who have committed crimes. a lot of people, a lot of blowback to this. immigration advocate response to its

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. >> nick adams, mark simone, thank you very much. gentlemen. thank you so much for joining us. the >> you at a group on one side that was bad and the group on the other side that was also very violent and nobody wants to say it. i'll say right now. lauren: president donald trump loaded and no bars or at conference in new york. the outpouring of reaction. train to investors also watching home depot, sporting goods on tuesday. target out what their numbers. futures point to a higher opium. s&p nasdaq and the green is well. lauren: stocks opened a european pac up one point, it may accept almost one point. cheryl: japan just a little bit lower. north korea and the united states. lauren: right here at how would you pay $10 a month for unlimited movie tickets? one of the nation's biggest movie theater chains has absolutely not. "fbn:am" says right now. train 25:01 a.m. in new york in wednesday, august 16th. a lot of things to discuss this morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. we want to dive right in. train to its incredible what's happened in the l

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nick adams, author of green card warrior. and in a minute chip roy will join us.ormer chief of staff for senator ted cruz. follow up on that last point on merit, not this particular case, ken paxton and i talked about that and about whether they went far enough in their changes, this brings back this discussion about photo i.d. and whether they discriminate or not. >> look, col -- i, agree with everything he said, i can not conceive of one argument against voter i.d., it makes no sense to not have people present an i.d. before they can vote, we need to prevent fraud, we need too make sure that voter and election integrity is preserved, i can't understand why any right-thinking clear-minded person would oppose any move to seek the integrity of our election. connell: they say that people who identity in occasions, without a driver license, they skew the minorities. that is their argument. >> well, i think this is a convincing argument, at end of day, don't it is too much to ask for someone to present a voter i.d., if they want to vote. i think it is what happens eve

. >> reporter: nick class adams followed social media. he said information posted by organizations can be life saving during situations like this. >> people want to hear from real people and on the ground what is happening. >> we go go deeper into the efforts of the national guard. and point out that there were almost as many hoaxes on social media today as there were tweets. >>> countless images from texas that are heart breaking. as families flee their homes left with nothing. also illustrations that illustrate the passion of others you can see many of these images on our website go to nbcbayarea.com. lester holds has a first hand of heavy equipment being brought in to rescue people. coming up in about 25 minutes. >>> breaking news ner lake oroville. these are live pictures from our sister station. an 80-acre fire broke out just before 1:30 this after noon. there are evacuation orders. we don't know how it started or what the containment level is. we will continue to follow this story and bring you updates on air and on our twitter feed

joining us now, nick adams, founder of flag usa and author of green card warrior. i love that. you. ever time i hear from the pope say things like this, my first thought is he should thousand open the vatican and put in -- throw open the vatican and give them food and shelter. somehow, i don't think that's going to happen. >> ashley, i wouldn't be holding your breath -- [laughter] or my breath. look, i think the pope has forgotten about the fortifications that are all around the vatican. ashley: yes. >> admittedly, he didn't build them himself, but they are there. and i've got to tell you that i, this is a really hard one for me and i want to be delicate because i know that the pope is a reverential figure and i have great respect for him even though i'm not a catholic. but it's really, really difficult to understand where he's coming from. when he comes out and says something like the personal safety of potential migrants and more important the national security concerns, surely there's a television in the vatican. surely he saw what happened many barcelona just a few days ago

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. >> nick: well, she was adamant that i take her to see him.ch normally wouldn't have been an issue, but dad had just kicked us off the ranch before she got home from camp. >> nikki: how did you leave things with victor? >> nick: well, he expects me to take her to see him whenever she wants. >> nikki: and will you? nicholas, are you determined to keep that little girl away from her grandfather? >> abby: hi, dad. >> victor: hello, sweetheart. >> abby: mwah! >> victor: hello, baby. so, did you settle into your new home? >> abby: i did. i love it there. it's the perfect size. the security is amazing on the ranch. and my favorite part is i can drop by and say hello to you whenever i want. unless you want me to call

nick adams is with us, he's the author of the book "green card warrior." ing to become an american. nick, welcome to the show. >> good day, stuart varney, always a pleasure. [laughter] stuart: let me think about this because i know australia has a merit-based immigration system, and i know that we want to move towards that. describe, if you will, what is this merit-based system that you had in australia. >> well, a merit-based immigration system, stuart, simply el violates certain -- elevates certain skills and abilities to a different level. so we start looking at how well does a person speak english, how likely are they to assimilate, are they coming to make or take? are they coming to give or receive? are they coming to join the place or change it? so essentially, merit-based immigration system is moving away from this automatic family connection to seeking to bring the best and the brightest to the shores of the united states. stuart: how do you feel about that? because you got in -- i don't know what skill you brought with you other than you know how t

nick hundley would add an insurance run in the giants went on to win. >>> the oakland a's lost to the orioles, 7-3. adam broke the tie in the fourth with the solo home run. this is deep to left field. the orioles led 2-1. with the orioles leading in the eighth, boog powell had a moment he will never forget. >> deep to right field dash dash that baby is gone. boog powell homers in baltimore. >> that is his first big-league homer. he almost hit a barbecue stand named after boog powell. that boog powell is 76 years old . he was a 1970 american league most valuable player but is not related to the rookie. by the way, he will take the younger player to the barbecue stand later today. the two teams will play again tonight at 4:05 pm. >>> millions of americans from coast-to-coast watched the solar eclipse yesterday. some people traveled to the parts of the country where a total eclipse was visible. this is what it looks like in jackson hole, wyoming look at what happened. the sun, moon in earth lined up as it got dark, the streetlights came on in the city. and then a few minutes later, daylight reappears and t

nick hundley had an insurance run and the giants went on to win. >>> the a's lost to baltimore 7- 3. adam jones hit that solo home run. that broke a 1-1 tie in the 4th. the orioles led 2-1. leading 6- 2 in the 8th, there was an unforgettable moment. >> maybe that shouldn't be the case. deep to right field. and that baby is gone. homer in baltimore. >> his first big league homer. he almost hit a stand named after powell. he used to be the most valuable player of the american league in 1970. not related to this powell. but he will take the younger powell to the barbecue stand later today. the two games play again today at 4:05. >>> city leaders plan to speak out against a planned protest scheduled for this sunday in berkeley. the counter parts in san francisco are also speaking out, making preparations for a right wing rally scheduled for saturday. we will have more details on this weekend's event coming up. >>> but one way or another, these problems will be solved. i'm a problem solver. in the end, we are win. >>> president trump's new strategy for the war in afghanistan. and reaction to l

nick hundley added an insurance run and the giants went on to win the game. >>> the oakland a's loss to the orioles in baltimore, 7-3. adamhe tie in the fourth with this. a solo home run. deep into left field. the orioles led. with the orioles leading in the eighth, the oakland ace rookie, boog powell, had a moment he will never forget. >> deep to right field and -- that baby is gone! boog powell homeruns in baltimore. >> he did it. his first big-league homerun. the ball almost hit a barbecue stand named after legendary baltimore first baseman, boog powell, who was 76 years old. he was the most valuable player in the american league in 19, who was 76 years old. he was the most valuable player in the american league in 1970. the two are not related. he will take the younger boot powell to that barbecue stand later today. the two teams will play today at 4:05 pm. >>> millions of americans from coast-to-coast watched the solar eclipse. some people travel to parts of the country where a total eclipse was visible. this is what it looks like in jackson hole, wyoming. some of our viewers were there. this is what happened when th

factory in north adams, a small town in the berkshire mountains, and made a name for itself by commissioning and exhibiting works by many leading modern masters, including the sculptor nick who filled this football field sized hall with, among much else, 12,000 ¡spinners' suspended from wire cables. mass moca's director joe thompson walked me through it. >> it's a challenging space. it's a lovely, beautifully proportioned space. we love the fact that it has light streaming in from both sides. >> brown: you pick the artist, but then you don't know what the artist is going to do with this space? >> i think that's the joy of this space. we pick our collaborators, then give the artist a lot of rope, a lot of latitude, a lot of time, and the help that they ask for. >> brown: the exhibitions here can be long term-- really long term: 25 years in the case of this gallery dedicated to the¡ wall drawings' of sol lewitt. a big part of the story here is the art, of course. but the walls, the paint, the architecture, well, they tell another story too, one about american industry, a changing culture, and about historic preservation. created from a shuttered network of 26 19th century

nick hundley added an insurance run. the giants win 2-1. they play again tonight. >>> the oakland a's lost to the orioles in baltimore 7-3. adamones broke a 1-1 tie in the 4th with a solo home runway deep to left. orioles led 2-1. then with the orioles leading 6-2 in the eight, powell had a moment that he will never forget. ver forget. >> maybe that shouldn't be the case. we should think about that. deep to right field. >> think about this. >> and that baby is gone. powell homers in baltimore. >> he boogied on down. his first big league homer. it almost hit a barbecue stand named after boog powell. he was the mvp back in 1970. i grew up loving him. he is not related to this powell. but he is going to take the younger boog to the barbecue stand later today. then the two teams play again today at 4:05. >>> the time is 7:51. brand-new to the south bay but already causing controversy. more on the complaints surrounding apple's new space ship campus. >>> plus, an amazing view. up next, nasa capturing the effects from yesterday's solar eclipse from a really unique angle. >> our time is 7:55. the solar eclipse, while most of us were