mister speaker. as we return to summer recess members across the house i thinking of friends and family of the victims of the barcelona terror attack last month. i want to reassure the house the united kingdom has assured assistance in humanitarian resources are already in place for those countries including overseas territories which are preparing for hurricane irma. i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and governors in addition to my duties in the house. >> everybody agrees with my right honorable friend, the thoughts she shares in relation to those in barcelona, part of the process of leaving the european union it is imperative we transfer existing regulations into substantive british law. there are many serious concerns about the means, not the end, of the eu withdrawal. could my right honorable friend assure me she will look in particular at those amendments that seek to change the eu withdrawal so that it doesn't become an unprecedented and unnecessary government power grab. >> i'm gratef

mister president, i am all for for debating major legislation. but talking about a piece of legislation that will not have the congressional budget office of independent arbiters of these matters give their thoughts on coverage on premium matters, 48 hours before a vote is scheduled to happen is a sham process that makes a mockery of the eloquent words of our colleague from arizona, mister mccain, who appealed for the regular way in which the senate handles legislation. that means senators won't know how many millions of americans are going to wake up not knowing if they have health care. how many seniors get kicked out of a nursing home, or see their core healthcare needs not met, how much will americans premiums go up? senate republicans have no answers on any of these matters. but graham cassidy heller gives a super block grant blank check, superblock blank check, states can do whatever they want in terms of americans healthcare. it sets the funding for those block grants over a very short period of time. that is going to mean a lot of pain fo

thank you, mister president. i yield the floor. >> thank you. >> i rise to join my colleagues in expressing a combination of outrage and heartbreak that washington is still working on yet another partisan plan to take health coverage away and guarantee protections away from families across this country. this is despite a clear message from americans and wisconsinites sent to congress that they want us to work across the party i'll to make things better and not worse. this latest repeal plan totally ignores that message. this would make things far worse, not better. it would make things worse by allowing insurers to charge older americans and age tax. that is a worry that greg from stoddard, wisconsin, has shared with me. greg told me he and his family cannot afford for things to get worse. he has no idea how he and other older wisconsinites could afford higher cost of healthcare and greg's sons, both of them, have diabetes and they are already struggling with the skyrocketing cost of insulin. it would make things

but mister schroeder doesn't seem to be listening to you. mister sean sort of. this electction is not about the future of mr slowdown. vitamins in quotes on marketing puts on more questions to you because it's so much fun. the grand coalition which recently mister sharon's. what here exclude? fifteen the grand coalition. in for us spd victory with the concept of that when those who i am from london. but he's running as a candidate for chancellor kohl. which means that until the twenty fourth of september i want to get a majority for thatt. could you try yes or no. plead the deep cuts are from the wings of a touch on that i'm running. for chancellor. what nice try? next this is a debate that was concerned. about him that will be the next chancellor the longest petition you said. you will remain open until the thing yeah umma party leader of the especially in f. lyrically i'm not elected local so. i'm not sure i am getting at least one hundred percent again. but i'd be happy if i receive a majority of the votes of our party convention and then i have been made a p

and i said to mister o'reilly because he brought up the idea of tolerance, i said mister o'reilly, on your anniversary or perhaps it was thanksgiving, did you send your wife and i tolerate you card? and i said i would suggest the answer is no because if you sent your life and i tolerate you card, it probably didn't end well. why, mister o'reilly? tolerance says i could care less, do what you want. i don't love you, i don't like you that well but i will tolerate you, do what you want. love says i care deeply. love says, tolerance says i don't care, do what you want, love says i care deeply. so have confidence and courage, get the spine, do some reading, understand your ideas, practice in. i'm a student of chuck colson and he told us the only way you learn is to teach it. teaching. teaching to yourselves, teach it to your peers, talk about it constantly. be prepared for your speech. your teaching it constantly, then you will be comfortable and confident, your spine will step in. you can do it without getting angry anger is always the last resort. emotion is the last thing when you've lo

thank you. >> thank you, mister chair. chairman clayton, good to see you again, i didn't get to hear your opening, i was in two committees at the same time. i want to follow up on the previous hearing we had in your confirmation hearing and follow up on questions and see where you are today with those. beginning in 2009 as we were dealing with the peak of the foreclosure crisis the sec chair expanded the authority to issue investigative subpoenas, a dozen or so officials in your enforcement division was before that time commissioners had to vote on enforcement down to a crawl. before your tenure acting chairman initiated a review of whether the sec should revert to issuing subpoenas. when i asked about this have a confirmation hearing you said you need to discuss this with the commissioners and sec staff before commenting. have you made a decision? >> i have. there was a time as you noted that formal authority rested with the commissioners and commissioners had to vote on it. that was transitioning to the director of the d

[applause] >> so please welcome to the stage mister david mccullough and mister david rubenstein. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> our first national book festival, how many here were at the first one? anybody? how many have been to everyone? this is the first time? okay. how many people like the price of admission? [laughter] >> we are honored to have david mccullough. let me give a brief background, david is a native of pittsburgh book, grew up as -- okay, grew up as one of four boys in a family where his father had a small electrical supply company come in not quite general electric but very impressive. david went to yale where he graduated in 1955. he then went to new york. did not go back to pittsburgh but despite his parents interest in doing so, went to new york doing sports illustrated, a new publication and ultimately came to work in washington at usia and got interested in something he was interested in from his time in pittsburgh book, the johnstown club, and wrote his first book about the johnstown club which was a bestseller. that was his first book. he has wri

>> mister rubenstein has been one of the major funders of the festival and that has helped quite a bit and it helps with being able to provide a lot of the support. a lot of staff is involved. people see folks with t-shirts and head phones and making sure everything is okay and really making sure we have the security, we have all the things you need to make a festival. >> host: have states approached you about the book festival wanting to create their own? >> guest: yes. i am attending the mississippi book festival and understand it is the third year the state of mississippi is having its book festival and other states, texas is one of the biggest, wisconsin also, we are trying to reach out as library of congress and support that. >> host: booktv will be live at the 17th annual book festival at washington dc convention center saturday, labor day weekend, live with arthur eveneds and call ins, both schedules available at booktv.org. welcome to the washington dc convention center, the 17th annual national book festival. booktv on c-span2 will be live with others all day. he will hear fro

that to me is, well, it is disgraceful. >> thank you, mister chairman. you continue to come back to the issue of command, even though we all understand the physical and procedural and resource constraints but the issue of command is played out very practically, that is when a commander says i can't do this because my ship is not ready. you in your capacity indicated you can't provide ships, commanders of individual ships, i can't move because my ship is not ready? >> as i testified before, we don't meet 50 more of the commanders demand as it is, from a structure standpoint and a combination of that. there have been times i have spoken with my subordinate commanders where there is insufficient time to get a force trained and certified to meet the deployment date, we go back to the commander and say you have to wait. >> with respect to the issue of command, when those tough calls are made by the commanders that does not result in any kind of formal or informal disparagement of the commander? >> give that commander a handshake and a metal, i would do that.

asked by reporters today whether he might order an attack on north korea, mister trump replied: "we'll see." north korea called the nuclear test "a perfect success," and the underground explosion did register many times more powerful than its last one. just hours before the nuclear test, north korean state-run media released photos of dictator kim jong un inspecting what it said was a small hydrogen bomb that could be used as a warhead on a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile. north korea said the weapon tested today was an advanced hydrogen bomb designed for such a missile. there has been no independent confirmation of that, but an unnamed u.s. intelligence official told ruters, he had no reason to doubt it. scientists say the significance of a hydrogen bomb is that it makes for a lighter warhead with more explosive yield relative to size and weight. president trump and other world leaders denounced this latest test, mister trump saying on twitter: north korea's "words and actions continue to be very hostile and dangerous to the united states"" he said, "north korea is a rog

chair. >> i recognize mister lewis from georgia. >> thank you, mister chairman, ms. wilson, thank you for being here today. i understand you are head of the national tax office, what type of issues trying to resolve when they come to your firm? small issue, big issues, global issues? >> that is the unique thing about the firm, they run the gamut all the way from small, thousand dollar penalty issues to very large exams, we have a unique client base, we target midsize business, a range of issues we see. the significant issues, the penalty appeal, have never been for information return penalties and we tried to help them manage through that process. >> one of the biggest challenges you experience in resolving tax issues. >> a good question, the largest issue is being heard. >> a difficult time sometimes being heard, a face-to-face meeting. dramatically changed the process. >> and for many years. >> face to face, the one time you face the irs. they felt like they were being heard, they sat across from the appeals office. and see the head nodding. they felt they were bei

the question for mister mccullough was a personal aside i feel like the well of t the american voters in the last 16 years because of the electoral college. in his opinion is there any future for the american electoral college speemac that's a very good question. and as we know mrs. clinton received almost 3 million votes above what was voted for president trump. and that raises a big question. and i have learned not to talk about something that i don't know as much about as i need in order to talk about it. my opinion is an sense is that yes we need to re-examine that process and do so seriously. in the sense it's a violationn of the well of the people.the pp but we have a lot of problems to solve before we get to that one. he won pulitzer prizes for the two u.s. presidents. the next call from him comes from kevin with hartford connecticut. have a i have a question for you. the first -- first book i ever bought of yours i have all that of that up with john adams. i know you put a lot of work and on the as well. i can't help but wonder if you ever thought about or anyr desire at all o

mister zarda lost his job because of actions taken against him. could you explain if that might be active distinction? >> if you go to the osha regulations, they think bathrooms are very important, the numbers you are going to have a this kind of thing but also the hypothetical is a man wants to use the woman's bathroom, biological male who was a transgender woman wanted to use the woman's toilet and it was important and to their economic opportunity likes the desire not to wear makeup and the same time that is not sex dissemination. >> why is that not important to economic opportunity? >> because of comfort level with you can relieve your self has a lot to do whether you can perform work functions during the day. if you deprive somebody have the opportunity -- >> i don't understand how bathrooms are that critical as a matter of title vii. they might be critical as a matter of osha or some other regulation but not a matter of that. >> that is news to the people who woke up to racially segregated toilets cannot be used after the civil rights act we

in a few minutes, prime mister i willesident moon, and discuss what more we can do, working together. we have had a close relationship. i think our nations have become closer because of this. i know it will be a great meeting, alliance, with south never beenjapan has stronger than it has been today. we share a commitment to a world where strong and independent nations on or their people, respect their sovereignty, respect the sovereignty, also, of other nations, and promote peace. thank you very much. , to startke to ask off, president moon, to say a few words, please. >> the provocation coming from north korea and the japanese people have gone through a big shock. concern -- i understand the concern that japanese people might have. i feel compassion for the japanese people in this regard. the three leaders have met at the g 20 summit meetings in july in germany and issued a joint statement. and through this joint statement, we have also established coordination between our three countries. as such, we are putting sanctions on north korea. and through the u.n. general assembly that th

the great great-grandson of mister smalls. mister moore is an accomplished businessman. please join me in welcoming kate library. we decided before that i'm going to ask the first question it feels awkward. supporting her so i just want to do my part to welcome you all here. it's great. we have a chance to do this once before and this looks like a great crowd and i hear it is a friendly one. we are just getting started doing a little bit of a q&a. his life. in some other stuff. i think i'm going to start you've written before you could have written about. thank you so much. thank you so much for being here. many of them that were ever here. nothing personal i was looking for my second book and it's it's often a difficult task. you are bringing something new to the table. given how many books are out there. but my youngest brother actually sent me this. i have done through my work at national geographic and smithsonian in writing for the new york times i was amazed to find that he would not be a better-known figure. i want to know more. i wanted to know what compelled him

the misters are going great." the managing director of sonoma wine country weekend. this event, "taste of sonoma" was hosted at sonoma state univeristy... where backman says classrooms were turned into cooling centers. nats- and, guests were handed free water bottles to carry and fill up at the numerous water stations set-up to stay hydrated.kelin backman/sonoma wine country weekend- "taste the wine, taste the food and drink the water." the heat was certainly a bother... but the day was still a big success. more than 25-hundred tickets were sold for the event.kelin backman/sonoma wine country weekend- "we're all having a great time." made bearable because of the misters...tim vallery/visitor- "(philippe) what if they weren't here? (tim) i would be gone already, haha." but he stayed... had a great time... and so did the rest of the crowd, which ironically, at a wine and food festival, all probably lost a few pounds... thanks to mother nature. in rohnert park, philippe djegal, kron f

mister puzder, you talk about a certain factor here . >> it's at the time we wrote it back in 2009 it had been 2010. there was a lot of uncertainty in the economy because of actions the president obama was taking so long progressive lines as opposed to conservative economic lines which the business community would have preferred so with respect to tax, energy and regulation there was great uncertainty in the business community about where the government was going and what kind of obstacle it would become. we tried to convey the message that if the government would provide positive certainty, that we get we could rise out of the recession, that we were still in the recession until june 2009 so we were out of it technically but i don't think people for years that we were out of it really. if youwant the kind of dynamic economic growth you're expecting rising out of a recession, you have to do positive things and give the committee business community certainty you are not going to hurt them. >> what are some of the measurements that go into the effect ? >> the one that we focus on work t

. >> caller: mister friedman, i had heard you speak and you talk about lifelong learning and i agree with that completely. but i am 63 years old and i have a lot of trouble dealing with the computers and i live on a fixed income of less than $1100 a month and i have tried to teach myself and i just don't have anyone to help me. so how do you direct people like me with fixed incomes and not, who grew up with the technology and to learn these things and be able to continue because it's hard even to deal with doctors and medical professionals. >> host: before we get an answer from mister friedman, do you think you are willing or do you think you are resistant to this new technology? >>. >> caller: i'm willing. i would like to be able to be a part of it because it's onlyme back, i feel . >> host: thank you ma'am. >> guest: that's a profound and important question, thank you for calling in with that. there's a couple things i would say. first i would look into whether your local library has courses, just on a basic introduction to computers and online and the other thing i'd encourage you

. >> mister trump quÉdese con su dinero, nosotros nos quedamos con nuestra comunidad emigrante. >> kevin, llegaron a un acuerdo abren el camino para que el mandatario estatal la firme. >> tenemos un mensaje de incluir los inmigrantes. >> ante las amenazas de ataques del gobierno federal de castigarÁ comunidad que protejan a comunidades inmigrantes. >> uno se anda cuidando, no sabe si cuidarse de la policÍa, y lo va a detener la policÍa para uno o nos van a sacar del paÍs. >> el trabajo no ha terminado para los que apoyan esta iniciativa. continuarÁn presionando para que sea implementada, para que los derechos de las personas dicen, sean respetados. la agencia de inmigraciÓn y aduanas reaccionÓ a esta iniciativa diciendo no comunicado:" al aprobar este proyecto de ley los polÍticos, han decidido priorizar la polÍtica sobre la seguridad pÚblica. la legislaciÓn sirve para codificar una polÍtica peligrosa que obstruye las leyes de inmigraciÓn de nuestro paÍs y cobija a delincuentes extranjeros". arantxa: el estado de nueva york estÁ dando pasos acelerados para proteger a inmigrantes indocume

. >> at the time of the incident, two of the suspects began to harass him female members of mister tateo'sup, and he asked them to stop bothering the females and asked them to move along, without any provocation, one of the suspects produced a firearm, and shot mister tateo, tragically killing them. >> reporter: they drove off, but they had been loitering on the street before the shooting.>> every homicide is tragic, but this homicide is senseless. >> reporter: please hope that someone will recognize the people in the video and come forward.>> what i would like to as the public is to take a close look at these photos, and if you recognize someone, please make a phone call. we don't want this to happen to another family. >> reporter: the skyline high football team is dedicating it season to carlo tateo. fox 2 news. >>> knew it 10:00, a 32-year- old man is in -- behind bars after a double shooting in antioch, dominic griffin is facing charges that include murder and attempted murder, police responded to an apartment complex, several people had called 911 saying that three men were arguing in

los bomberos mister durante varios dÍas por la zona.no se han reportado heridos nni casas quemadas pero para saber mÁs sobre las condiciones de riesgo y las altas temperaturas, los enlazamos. >> muchÍsimas gracias. tenemos en efecto un aviso por riesgo de incendios forestales que estarÁ vigente hasta el miÉrcoles a las 5:00 de la tarde. esto para los codos de alameda, santa clara extendiÉndose hacia el norte de la bahÍa. las con misiles muy altas para que se propagan estos incendios. todo esto ocurre por la combinaciÓn de altas temperaturas. ramÓn: en san josÉ esta maÑana se iniciÓ un incendio de dos alarmas . el sinistro iniciÓ en el primer piso y se expandiÓ hasta el Ático. no se reportaron heridos. el origen de las llamas es investigado. la policÍa alerta a los residentes del sur de la bahÍa sobre dos ladrones que podrÍan estar armados y que hasta ahora tienen como objetivo asaltar a personas que retiran dinero de los cajeros automÁticos. flavio: ademÁs de estar alertando y de pedirle a la poblaciÓn que tenga mucho cuidado cuando uti

the misters are going great." kelin backman is the managing director of sonoma wine country weekend. this event, "taste of sonoma" was hosted at sonoma state univeristy... where backman says classrooms were turned into cooling centers. nats- and, guests were handed free water bottles to carry and fill up at the numerous water stations set-up to stay hydrated.kelin backman/sonoma wine country weekend- "taste the wine, taste the food and drink the water." the heat was certainly a bother... but the day was still a big success. more than 25-hundred tickets were sold for the event.kelin backman/sonoma wine country weekend- "we're all having a great time." made bearable because of the misters...tim vallery/visitor- "(philippe) what if they weren't here? (tim) i would be gone already, haha." but he stayed... had a great time... and so did the rest of the crowd, which ironically, at a wine and food festival, all probably lost a few pounds... thanks to mother nature. in rohnert park, philip

at 5 with we'll probably have some misters set up. we'll talk to more people and talk to one of the players as he gears town get ready and play in this extreme heat in livermore. once again, we're talking about 110, 100 degrees. >> take your temperature gauge, stick it on the grass real quick, give me a number on the turf. seriously, take it down there low. >> reporter: that will go up. let me... can you see it? >> this is what we talk about, you guys. look at it keep going pup a buck 10. it's toggling up as we speak. the temperature down on the ground by where the little kids are, by where dogs are, look at how fast it's still going up, 111 on the field. >> reporter: if you come back in 2 to 3 minutes, it will probably be 118, 120. >> yeah, i'm guessing it would be radiating about 120 at the surface. the heat warning, did you see this, 35 million in the state of california under some kind of heat warning from southern los angeles all the way to redding. i don't remember this. do you remember a time like this? >> reporter: i can't rem

this is the second dealing two weeks from mister trump. i call it donald and the dems.he debt ceiling for the hurricanes, now a deal for the daca kids, when he is doing is proving he can be the bipartisan aisle crosser he needs to be. trish: he wants to get things done. you can't just go in and not be able to show anything for it and republicans haven't done him any favors and we saw that on display with repeal and replace, he learned his lesson. >> republicans are learning it. if you read between the lines at what steve mnuchin is saying, sounds like the white house, and battering leadership of the congress saying if you can't get it done i will get it done for you? trish: i am all phosphoric preaching to the choir talking about lower taxes, 15% would be great, talking about it will not be a handout for the wealthy, there is rhetoric involved here. if you are donald trump look like you are doing something that benefits the wealthiest americans but there is a difference as i said earlier between wealth and income and i don't know why we would want a policy, if you're lu

. >> honduras vive y nuestra cobertura con la h regresÓ mister y ganaron los yankees con todo eso sÍ

protestas se suma la decision de varios comerciantes de no atender a los diputados alex orellana-misterop es una protesta pacfica, es una manera de manifestar nuestra inconformidad con los actos de corrupcin y el descaro con el que estn trabajando en el congreso carteles como este se leen en (decirlo asi si tenemos los carteles, sino comenzar en peluqueras) peluqueras y diversos restaurantes que le han declarado la guerra a los diputados.. cindy orellana. munditortas ac no vamos a aceptar que nos visite gente corrupta que al final lo que hace es robar y seguir delinquiendo los comerciantes dicen que no prestarn ningn tipo de servicio a los diputados, quienes en algunos casos han sido invitados a abandonar los negocios jenny corado. ciudad de guatemala la medida sorprendi a los diputados quienes pese a la presin popular dicen estar dispuestos a no renunciar marcos yax - diputado estaramos prcticamente dejando al pas, a este estado de guatemala sin un brazo. negociar la salida de los diputados creo que se le hara un daÑo enorme al pas la poblacin ve con buenos ojos la medida de los comerc

less than a day after mister trump signed the executive order...a federal judge ruled the ban was unconstitutional. the supreme court allowed ásome of president trump's second travel ban to go into effect. they'll hear arguments on the issue next month. (tiffany) the trump administration has taken another step toward building a wall on the u-s border with mexico. the department of homeland security has announced the four companies its chosen to build prototypes for the border wall. those protypes will be built in san diego. the prototypes will cost almost 4-million dollars. congress has ánot authorized any money to actually build a wall. ( darya ) a warning if you are heading to tahoe for the holiday weekend.... more toxic algae was discovered in waterways off lake tahoe. the algae found in recent weeks caused water officials to post signs warning people to stay away from the water in tahoe keys. geologists say a combination of warm temperatures, sunlight and nutrient- rich water can cause a rapid growth of toxic algae. the algae's toxins can cause

. >> thank you, mister chairman. the meal dear habitat conservation and restoration act, this particular legislation would streamline important vegetation management projects to conserve and restore the habitat of sage grass and meal dear in a way that carries added benefit of reducing fuel loads for catastrophic wildfires. i was eager to join senator heinrich in introducing this legislation because across the west especially in our home states of utah and new mexico and elsewhere, wildlife populations are suffering from dangerous encroachment of invasive pinyon and juniper trees. what is worse, these burgeoning forests increase risk of wildfire, threatening homes, property and human lives because sage grass and meal dear share similar habitats, senator heinrich and i worked to create a solution that would restore sagebrush habitat and support these iconic western species. as the fish and wildlife service would agree, invasion of pinyon and juniper trees destroys sagebrush habitat and provides artificial nesting site

the misters are going great." kelin backman is the managing director of sonoma wine country weekend. this event, "taste of sonoma" was hosted at sonoma state univeristy... where backman says classrooms were turned into cooling centers. nats- and, guests were handed free water bottles to carry and fill up at the numerous water stations set-up to stay hydrated.kelin backman/sonoma wine country weekend- "taste the wine, taste the food and drink the water." the heat was certainly a bother... but the day was still a big success. more than 25-hundred tickets were sold for the event.kelin backman/sonoma wine country weekend- "we're all having a great time." made bearable because of the misters...tim vallery/visitor- "(philippe) what if they weren't here? (tim) i would be gone already, haha." but he stayed... had a great time... and so did the rest of the crowd, which ironically, at a wine and food festival, all probably lost a few pounds... thanks to mother nature. in rohnert park, philip

one party store owner told us people are calling in to cancel plans for heaters and ordering mistersnnual greek festival in belmont. some 20,000 people are expected to visit the holy cross greek orthodox church for greek food, dance and theatre this weekend. admission is normally $5 for adults and 2.50 for teens and seniors, but today between noon and 2:00, you can get in for free. >>> also happening today in the north bay, the art festival is bringing together hundreds of artists at marinship park. there's food, wine and live music. proceeds from the gala support art scholarships and educational programs and local schools. admission is $30. children 12 and under get in free. >>> hot one today. well into the 90s, but instead of everyone in the 100s today, we'll have 90s at the coast. day two of our dangerous heat wave with a spare the air alert and excessive heat warning for the entire bay area today. this cloud cover coming in to play tonight. it's a tropical storm called ed lydia along the baja coast. it's going to be drawn up california bring iing high humidity and clouds and brid

one party store owner told us people are calling in to cancel plans for heaters and ordering misters instead. >>> happening today, the annual greek festival in belmont. some 20,000 people are expected to visit the holy cross greek orthodox church for greek food, dance and theatre this weekend. admission is normally $5 for adult, but if you go between noon and 2:00, you get in for free. it runs through monday. >>> good morning. may be a bit of a sea breeze after 2:00 today, the rest of us have to wait until tomorrow. here's live doppler 7. no fog to speak of, but we're going to see high clouds enter the forecast overnight tonight. the potential for even thunderstorms in the days ahead and fog. so this is what's left of tropical storm lydia continues to weaken over the baja peninsula and the moisture, the humidity, the clouds being drawn up into the bay area tomorrow. here is the poor air eququality the smock, mt. tam and north winds pulling that a in from the fires to the north and those northeast winds continue for much of us today, that's why we're going to be so hot with that unhe

. >> guest: the question for mister mcculloch was the will of the american voters been thwarted twice in the last 16 years because of the electoral college. in his opinion, in his learned opinion is there any future for the american electoral college and america's future? >> guest: a very good question and as we know, mrs. clinton received almost 3 million votes above who voted for donald trump. that raises a big question. i have learned not to talk about something i don't know as much as i need to to talk about it. my sense is yes, we need to re-examine that process and do so seriously. because it is a violation of the will of the people. we have a lot of problems to solve before we get to that one. >> host: david mccullough won pulitzer prize is on his biographies of john adams and harry truman, next call from kevin in hartford, connecticut, you are on booktv. >> caller: i have a question for you. first book i ever bought of yours was 1776. i followed that up with john adams. i loved what hbo did with the miniseries, you put a lot of working on that as well. i can't help but wonder

y desde el lunes toda la semana con mister¡que bien!sÍ que trÁete tenis. tony: no venga con tacos esta semana porque yo soy bajito. javier: te mandamos un abrazo grande. caro: imagÍnate que hoy tambiÉn es la independencia, no solamente de mÉxico sino quedÓ honduras, guatemala, nicaragua y el lunes de chile. >> asÍ es, levantamos un saludo a los paÍses de centroamÉrica y tambiÉn de latino américa. vamos a ver a segundos, las piernas de la esquina pueden tener las horas contadas. caro: una niÑa de 13 aÑos lleva a la escuela secundaria en california a reconsiderar su cÓdigo de vestimenta. javier: seguimos avanzando con mÁs noticias a travÉs de las pantallas univisiÓn. y estas solas noticias... caro: como nunca antes las viste. javier: seguimos, no le cambie. esto es el desecho tóxico de la industria del tabaco. cuando pones colillas de cigarrillo en el agua, puede pasar esto. cuando un pájaro o un animal pequeño se las comen, esto sucede. ahora imagínate que le pasaría a un niño. pero porqué la industria del tabaco debería decirnos qué tan

not only from mister leon... coaches. ( tiffany ) coming up on the kron four morning news... you may want to beat the heat by going to the movies. after the break... we will take a look at what's new this weekend. (ááá2-shotááá)( darya ) many people will be beating the heat by staying cool in a movie theater. ( tiffany ) david daniel has a preview of movies out this weekend. "put your brush to capturing my wife." "she is a rare beauty." "tulip fever" is the only new film opening in even moderate release -- about 600 theaters -- and it's not really "new": the historical drama was shot three years ago, and its debut was delayed several times. oscar winners alicia vikander, christoph waltz (valtz), and dame judi dench star. "what did you expect to find?" "an answer!" several studios are russing to fill the void with re-releases and promotions. columbia pictures is playing "close encounters of the third kind" in about 900 theaters, in honor of the sci-fi classic's 40th anniversary this fall. "cars three," which opene

one of the adjustments, they have actually brought in a few misters. if you stand in front of this, this would be great for the players. what a difference. they can feel the refreshing relief. that and other changes will help the players and coaches into the evening hours. right now, it is quiet on the field. they are setting up for the delayed game. it should be for the varsity from 7 to 8:00 and it seems like both the players and the athletic staff both happy with the creative decision-making for today's game. >> they made a change to tonight's game, changing the overall schedule this evening. do you understand why they did that? >> yeah, yeah. just to cool down a little bit. it won't be 115 degrees. >> we have done well. we brought out four of the cool zone misters we rented. we have some pop-up tents. we have been hydrating the conditions like crazy the last few days. we allowed people to come in tonight with coolers to bring their own water to the game and stay cool. we are trying to make as many accommodations as we can. >> reporter: and now back

take sot "and mister tateo ask then to stop bothering the females and ask then to move along..."hostigamiento, tateo les solicit que dejaran de molestarlas y siguieran su camino, afirma uno de los investigadores del caso. -- uno de los agresores sac un arma, le dispar y escap junto a otros sujetos. -- si usted los reconoce, comuniquese con las autoridades. cesar --- cambiemos de tema y nos vamos hasta el estadio levis, en la ciudad de santa clara donde los 49ers de san francisco buscan revertir su mala racha --- blanca ---ya son 2 derrotas en esta edicin pero se suman a la desastrosa campaÑa del aÑo pasado. take boxes ---nos vamos con gabriel sotelo y la antesala del partido. take gabriel live cesar --- controversia la que gener el video de un oficial de polica cesar --- controversia la que gener el video de un oficial de polica --- controversia la que gener el video de un oficial de polica arrestando a un menor de edad y que supuestamente habra utilizado exceso de fuerza --- blanca ---el jovencito caminaba por un parque y segn el oficial pareca estar bajo los efectos de la droga

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congratulations, mister president. you. you did good work, liz. thank you. well, we survived.behind us? what are you talking about? i-i'm sorry. i've overstepped. i thought you knew. knew what? uh...the donor. what donor? [ scoffs ] i guess nobody told you. there was a donor to mrs. grant's campaign. he came to her in the last few days. he knew things about her, about you. things people don't know-- terrible things. he...asked her to do something. who was he? i-i don't know who he was exactly, but maybe you'd recognize him. oh, here. [ camera shutter clicking ] and i would also like to thank all those volunteers. yes! what did he ask her to do? [ sighs ] so many of you have worked so hard, but i have to say a special thank-you to the one person without whom i wouldn't be here. he is my hero, my inspiration, and my biggest supporter. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, fitzgerald grant. [ cheers and applause ] thank you all so much! [ cheers and applause continue ] quinn: so that's it? rowan just walks away-- scot-free. olivia: quinn, i signed an ag

. >> el estado estÁs diciendo: mister trump, usted quÉdese con su dinero y nosotros nos quedamos conportera: despuÉs de varias enmiendas y negociaciones entre el presidente del senado y el gobernador llegaron a un acuerdo abriendo el camino para que brown la firme. >> mandaremos un mensaje bastante duro y directo a washington de que en california respetamos la diversidad, incluirÁ todos los inmigrantes. reportero: ante las amenazas de ataques al del gobierno federal de castigar a las comunidades que proteja a los inmigrantes, california vuelve a mostrar su respaldo por sus mÁs de 2 millones de indocumentados lo que es un alivio para las personas que han perdido su confianza en la policÍa. >> uno anda con cuidado porque no sabe si cuidarse de la policÍa, si lo va tener la policÍa o lo va sacar del país. reportera: el trabajo ha terminado para que los que-- los que apoyan esta iniciativa que continuarÁn presionando para que sea implementada y los derechos de la persona sean respetados. ahora lo Único que falta es la firma del gobernador jerry brown para que esta propuesta se convierta

the book, allen in bloomfield west virginia, good afternoon and you are on the commentary speed for mister friedman, i appreciate the thought and what you said about the golden rule and morality. and i'm wondering if you are aware of the difference between an ipo on a stock that is just coming to market that the company raises money and creates jobs and eight regular stock purchase in which money is simply transferred from one stock owner to another owner who buys up stock with the idea that it's going to go up and he will make money so it's like handicapping horses or gambling in other ways and i don't feel it has the same kind of tax advantage that capital gains advantage apply to those now. >> guest: it's a great question that there's no doubt that with online trading now, there's a lot of people just rent stocks for an hour, a day, a week or a month and the long-term investors and as a result that puts pressure on companies to think long term, to think short-term and the more they do that, that tends to lead to less sound decision-making over the long run so anything that occurs to the

. >>> mister here is not getting dinner. he's calling to a fish. a catfish. >> come on. are you kidding me? >> no. this is actually real. he goes to this pond to visit this catfish because they have a special relationship. >> that's fishy. >> the story behind it is pretty incredible. but watch right here as he grabs it, wiggles around like a fish. but it doesn't swim away. it comes back for more. >> is this serious? >> this is serious. >> i'm mot goinot going to lie it's good in hot sauce. >> that's why this catfish trusts this guy. because he ain't going to eat him. >> he was asked to get this catfish. it was in a puddle because they had recently released the waters in a canal. that catfish was stuck in the puddle. so he came and got it and he said it was inert but it was still alive. so he put knit a bucket with water and it started to revive. he decided to put it in a container with water and took care of it. he fed it for a month and then released it. as you can see, it still comes back to visit him. >> does he bring bait when he comes each time? >> it doesn't indica

we'll have five misters, where water and mist form, very refreshing. five stations to help with people. it's easy to get out of the direct sun. >> reporter: air conditioning and shade is what he's telling us. they will shield folks away from the heat. an organizer tells me plenty of medical assistance as well. two things come to mind. heat exhaustion and heat stroke. the symptoms are faintness, nausea and weakness so you want to move the person out of the heat, have them drink cool water and cool them down by spraying or sponging down with cool water. heat stroke symptoms include fever, rapid pulse, rapid breathing. maybe place ice packs on their neck, use a fan while misting with cool water. if someone has a heat stroke you may want to get medical help asap. the key point is to stay hydrated and cool down when you can during the heat wave this week. we're live at the alameda county fair grounds. pete suratos, "today in the bay." >>> you can track the heat wave from the palm of your hand. click on the tab for temperatures in your neighborhood. >>> hurr

. >> we have misters on the patios that cools it, that makes it livable even in the hot summer heat hererawls 14 acres, which include a mile of hiking trails just within the property itself. it really offers the best of arizona desert living, unbelievable privacy surrounded by nature but close to every amenity available. up next, we're digging into the property man mailbag yet again so i can answer your property questions in the massi memo. stick around. [ woman vocalizing ] poor mout. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. one laugh, and hello so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi. and it's time for the massi memo. i'd like to take a minute to answer some of the many questions i get from viewers. now, due to the v

. >> we have mister fans where we can cool the guys down. >> the heat wave is expected to last a few more days they're prepared for a busy weekend. the santa clara, the fire associates will be on call to support the fire departments across the county in alameda county they are also dispatching hout i drags units to help the support fire teams responding to 911 calls. reporting live in downtown san jose. nbc bay area news. >> they need that support. >>> public transit is affect thd we can. b.a.r.t. says it's slowing down trains as precaution. the intense heat can create problems with tracks causing them to expand and move. riders should expect 10 to 20 minute delays. caltrain is also slowing down trains from burlg game. not everyone has air-conditions evening thoughs that do. many folks are finding way to stay cool pl cheryl is live with that part of the story. cheryl. >> reporter: it's almost impossible to stay cool. look at the sign. it's after at 11:00 and still in the 80s. water, a constant companion of mine because staying cool was on everyone's mind. the entire bay area waiting

mister trump tweeted sunday night: "making america safe is my number one priority."porters of this decision say it will enhance national security.ben ferguson/cnn political commentator"let's be clear, the majority of these countries are either, you know, direct threats to this country or they are countries that have aided and abetted isis or al qaeda."but others, including the a-c-l-u, are opposed to these revisions. dave jacobson/cnn political commentator"he knows this is going to be a steep hill to climb when this effort goes before the supreme court."the high court is expected to hear arguments on the legality of the ban in october.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... fighting to keep the dream alive. how students at one bay area school are planning to support for undocumented immigrants. and... target is giving some of its workers a raise. when it's raising its minimum wage to 11- dollars... and when it will hit 15. ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, b

our sponsor today is humanities council, mister stewart rockoff is the director. [applause] >> thank you very much. i'm here to do two things. one is to say the session is sponsored with the national endowment for the humanities as part of their race initiative. and then pamela junior, was previously the director of the smith robertson museum down the street and several months ago, the director of the mississippi civil rights museum. which will be open to the public and to the people of mississippi, december 9th, who better? pamela. >> thank you so much. i am a big fan of these folks. what i decided to do is ask individual questions than a general question. very good. i will introduce everybody, charles w eagles and i was told your students would be in here. the university of mississippi since 1983, his books include outside agitator, the civil rights movement in america, civil rights culture and war, the fight over mississippi textbook. next we have doctor jeffrey howell, his professional career as a baptist minister and college instructor. as native of mississip

you're not in the scottish parliament now, mister.hand evidence of bbc parliament's drive to gain a younger audience with this video of her little one glued to the screen. so watch out cbeebies. money. mummy! patrick cowling, with news of one of ourjunior viewers! parliament is having a three—week break now for party conference season. mps will be back again on monday 9th october. until then, from me, kristiina cooper, goodbye. monday morning will be misty and murky to start. quite chilly. it will improve. sunshine will clear the mist. a northerly breeze around eastern coast of england. showers inland. many of us avoiding them all together. a heavy one is possible with hail and thunder. cooler with the breeze. overnight, monday night on the tuesday, this system goes south across the east of the country, clearing away on the early hours of tuesday, leaving another chilly start to the day. a touch of frost in the countryside. after that chilly start with mist and fog first thing, tuesday looks decent. largely dry across the board. tempe