david: herman, less than 30 seconds.d the president forget about everything else on the campaign tours, focus on economy, simple reaganesque question, are you better off now than you were two years ago? i think most americans would say yes to that. >> i think that would be a excellent strategy but i also believe it is good that he is taking his message of accomplishments directly to the people. david: herman cain, great to see you, my friend, thank you very much. >> thank you, david. melissa: papa john's shares dropping more than 8% after-hours, nolling miss on earnings and revenue, lowering the outlook for the rest of the year. the ousted ceo john schnatter remains under fire for using a racial slur during a conference call. david: we should have talked to herman about that. he knows a little bit about pizza. melissa: there you go. david: the headlines you need to know about before the opening bell tomorrow. stay tuned. ♪ i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried to quit smoking for years on my own. i couldn't do

presidential candidate himself, herman cain.erman, president obama is a rock star for democrats. they love him. you see these bumper stickers, "i miss barack," it's kind of sad.. he seems to be having fun in retirement. he's wading back in. will this make a difference? >> no. that's because president -- former president obama is a lightweight. he presided over the nation.re president donald trump is a heavy weight. he's leading the nation. that is the difference. if you compare the results side-by-side, even though president trump isn't even two years into his leadership yet, r the results are startling. so former president obama's endorsement won't mean a thing in my opinion. now the list of people use that -- that you said he endorsed, the democrats, and the ones he left out, here's the difference. he endorsed closet socialists but he did not endorse open socialists. that is a difference and i don't think it's going to make a difference. >> laura: well, i think what the democrats are trying to sell this time is you're undoing.

herman, great to see you, my friend. >> thank you, david.s is not the moment -- i don't feel sympathy for people that are pro-socialist when you think of all the millions of people who have died in the name of socialism. however, there are some moments when the economy's going through desperate struggles and everything when perhaps people are looking for some solution, and they stumble upon social -- this is not one of those moments. the economy's booming. we've never had more jobs than we have now. wages are going up, investment is going at great guns. is now the moment when american voters are going to say, yeah, maybe socialism will work? >> no. this is not the moment. i agree with you. first, there is no such thing as a democratic socialist. it's a play on words to dupe people into believing that socialism might be an option. secondly, socialism has never worked in the history of mankind. can we say venezuela? venezuela is so bad because of its socialist/communist/dictatorship that they don't even have rations to ration anymore. david: a

it described herman khan. and these other guys as being oligarchs. he described them as having a close relationship with putin. they said significant favors continue to be done in both directions. quote, still giving -- still giving informal advice to putin. especially on the u.s. so that's what's in the steel d dossier about alpha bank. they could each other favors. further, they maybe funneled money to putin in his st. petersburg days. this is not the world's most salacious stuff. but it has taken on a life of its own. republicans in congress, president trump, the white house more broadly, they have spent months trying to turn the steel dossier itself boo a huge scandal. it is against one serving justice department official. because bruce ohr's wife worked at fusion gps. mr. ohr appears to have contact himself with christopher steel during the campaign. so house republicans have gone along with the attacks on the dossier, the attacks on anybody associated with the dossier, and they are now going i know what the attacks on the justice department off

trish: herman cain, good to see you.you, again, maintaining do not sit down with mueller, not worth it? >> nope. wouldn't do it. you're welcome. trish: top of the hour we heard from legendary investor carl icahn and next i sit down with home depot cofounder ken langone. you don't want to miss it. he has a wonderful new book out. stay with us. i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you.

these lawsuits, like the one, filed by herman khan. today a judge dismissed the defamation lawsuits against christopher steele and orbis business intelligence. it was dismissed with prejudice which means the plaintiffs cannot bring it up again. so alpha bank. we still don't know if there was anything operational when it came to efforts to interfere in the 2016 election or any potential trump campaign involvement in that effort. we've seen no firm evidence but lots of suggestions about that possibility. we still don't know if it is just a coincidence. we still don't know if there's anything shady about the fact brian, hired by alpha bank to get them out of that russia related scandal ends up in a senior position at the u.s. justice department. but at least we do have this one conclusive statement today. the effort to sue, to make their connection to the steele dossier go away. today that lawsuit failed in a way that seems quite definitive. >> the next person to go to prison in the trump scandal might be george papadopoulos. late friday

herman to stick to his existing economic policy mean while two major credit ration agencies have downgraded the country without a concrete plan of action turkey could be on course for an economic disaster. and it's game time this week in the german city of cologne with hundreds of thousands of game is fucking to the walls largest event for computer and video games and. brits die if the into the crap forests. of bangalore and you're inside the game not just on screen the recent mega fortnight breaks with tradition rather than playing the survival games games come visitors can test their real world skills playing is free anyway and has attracted one hundred twenty five million people in one year the community is why the game is so successful even little things like new emotes or new skins are very well received in that kind of explode within the community. and these features are what players pay for. others have reached a point where they get paid for playing. hardcore gamers read the heart of games gone when it started ten years ago and they still are but each sport has brought them from the

the observer leads with claims from the former european council president, herman van rompuy that a no deal brexit risks the break—up of the uk. brexit is also covered on the front page of the telegraph — the paper says theresa may has ordered government officials to create a space probe to rival the eu's galileo project. there's also a picture of pope francis in the first papal visit to ireland in almost forty years. the sunday times says the number of police officers on the beat has fallen by a third in three years — despite a rise in violent crime. the sunday mirror has an interview with the porn star, stormy daniels — she vows to testify in front of congress over claims that president trump paid to cover up an alleged affair between them. and the mail on sunday leads on it's own investigation which says 3.6—million so—called ‘ghost‘ patients are registered with gp surgeries. brexit crisis summit. a nightmare for theresa may isn'tjust negotiating with the eu but also her own cabinet between remainers and brexiteers. she will have a crisis summit to prepare for a no deal brexit amid

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getting a kiss and a couple pats on the butt from his girlfriend of 11 months, 34-year-old erica hermanr of one of his restaurants. meanwhile, tiger's ex lindsey vonn has also moved on, with hockey player pk subban. will it be a race to the altar? >> you know, we're not going to do some crazy surprise engagement any time soon. >>> and excuse me, have you seen the incredible shrinking mariah carey. ♪ touch my body >> yeah, she and brian tanaka are enjoying a romantic vacation while she's on a six-week break from her tour. >> she looks great. >> so good. >>> another diva living her best life right now, kelly clarkson. >> kelly's stepping into the talk show world. her new show was taped on friday and we have exclusive new details on her daytime gig. the first "american idol" has officially taken her "voice" to the stage of her own pilot called "the kelly clarkson show." according to an eyewitness inside, the stage reflects her country roots and looks like the inside of a barn. kelly's first celebrity guests include josh groban, terry crews and chloe grace moretz. our "e.t." source says the

lord herman ouseley has called for football's leading bodies to tackle the concerns.a disapproval, most recently for a tattoo of a gun on his leg, but also for purchasing clothes from primark and buying his mum a house. he was also criticised over his world cup performances for england in russia. former arsenal striker ian wright has said that criticism of sterling is motivated by racism. real madrid coach julen lopetegui has vowed to help gareth bale have a standout season following the departure of cristiano ronaldo. real madrid face city rivals atletico madrid in the super cup tonight — that's winners of the champions league against the winners of the europa league. and with the ronaldo leaving forjuventus this summer, bale is ready to take centre stage, as hugh morgan reports from tallin. winding cobbled streets, historic buildings and plenty for the globe trotting tourist, but there is a different attraction in this ancient city that football fans are flocking to see. some of the biggest names in world football, as real madrid, winners of the champions league, ta

miss herman, thank you very much.get more information on the situation at the border, come back and we'll keep the audience in the loop. >> delighted. >> you may discover the inspiring life and career of justice ruth bader ginsburg, rbg, a cnn film, labor day, 9:00 p.m., of course here on cnn. now, of course, this weekend is a big deal, okay? a holiday weekend. it's a time to think about the work that lies ahead for all of us. i'm going to make a closing argument that's a little different. so i want you to hear it and then you judge it, okay? we'll be right back. at at&t innovations, we give you more for your thing. here were adding tv and movies from our unlimited plan to the powerful new samsung galaxy note9... ...the perfect device for entertainment & productivity. so, it's essentially the ed helms of devices? how so? well he's both very entertaining and very productive. you think? yeah, i do. and that's my completely unbiased opinion. buy a galaxy note9 and get one free. more for your thing. that's our thing. i ne

the organisation was founded by lord herman ouseley. he arrived in england in 1957. he was 12.l grounds around the country. and he made it his mission to do something about it. so, after 25—years, how well has he done to kick racism out of the game? well, football has me considerable gain and progress will stop 60 years ago if you are a black, asian or minority ethnic group you would not wa nt to minority ethnic group you would not want to be at a football match. you would not want to see black players having fruit thrown at them, being abused, being spat out. if you are a fan, the same experience with the laws. what has happened in 25 years is we have tiptoed through the gives. we are seeing greater a cce pta nce gives. we are seeing greater acceptance of firstly there being a problem, secondly trying to find ways of dealing with it, raising awareness among fans and dealing with chang group —— transgressors on the field of play. we have been building towards educating the next generation of players and spectators. i did a quick search on the internets. i'd typed in racism foot

the other book i'm reading is freedom's forge by arthur herman. it is about, really about the arsenal of democracy in america and what happened in world war ii. you know, i represent michigan. we were the arsenal of democracy because of our ability to build automobiles and to make things and to manufacture. and it's one of the more untold stories of why we won world war ii. it was because of the ingenuity and the hard work of workers that were able to turn around an industrial system that was somewhat stagnant because of the great depression, but was able then to turn out things like airplanes by the hour, be able to equip the allies and to equip american soldiers and sailors and marines that led to victory. and it's a story about how we cannot lose our manufacturing power, our manufacturing capacity and how important the auto industry was, really to freedom and why we need to continue to be focused on manufacturing policy here in america today. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading. send us your summer reading list at booktv on twitter, ins

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a prankster filled the fountain at justin herman plaza with soap yesterday. check this out.ed the fountain, all of that white stuff on the bottom. this is just in her man plaza. they filled it with soap yesterday. you can see it overflowed with bubbles. the fountain was turned off for a few years due to the drought but it was recently turned back on. parks and rec hasn't commented on how much cleanup will cost. >> use your bathtub. >> as we head into august 1st, what are we looking like? >> 91 tomorrow. we have the smoke from the nearby fires, especially in the north and ooek. thunderstorms from the south. good weekend shaping up. thanks for joining us at 5:00. leicester holt joins us with nightly news. >> we will be back at 6:00. hope to see you then. buy. >>> there is breaking news tonight. a passenger plane has just crashed in mexico.y. e. the plane going down shortly after takeoff. over 100 people on board, smoke and flames coming from the cabin. emergency crews racing to reach the scene right now. >>> an urgent last minute fight to stop so-called ghost guns, made of pla

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earlier i spoke to steve herman. he is white house bureau chief with voice of american news.ck in washington took tojohn mccain. we are hearing from both sides of the aisle. both republicans and democrats. they are free their condolences and clearly stating what a remarkable senator and statesman john mccain was. i can tell you as a journalist, those of us who had interviewed him over the years, he was always available for a quote. he had in fact the big knowledge about what was going on in the world. —— encyclopaedic knowledge. he was the chair of the armed services committee. in recent months, remarkably, and in the past couple of years, he was the most prominent republican willing to take on, directly, donald trump, both during the campaign and during donald trump's administration, as well. let us trump's administration, as well. let us touch on some of those issues in turns global affairs. —— terms. a lot of people know him from his frequent trips to other countries. what you did his legacy is an upfront? is to be that showed compassion fault what is happening all over th

is holding accused herman agents maria due to no we speak to her lawyer very difficult situation particularly for someone like her someone who i don't think ever envisioned spending a day in jail or a life to be you know what's a pretty tough sort of. u.s. turkey tensions hit new highs as anchor warns relations have come to an almost complete holds. the syrian city of aleppo one of the worst hit by the war is undergoing extensive reconstruction after years of conflict. a very warm welcome you're watching weekly here on r.t. international or the latest headlines and a roundup of the stories that shapes the week but first another twist in the latest alleged russian spy scandal in the u.s. the russian embassy in washington sais that maria bhutto now is being subjected to conditions that are tonsil mounts to torture she's recently been transferred to a different prison after initially being jailed on charges of being an unregistered foreign agent a crowdfunding campaign has also been launched to pay for her legal defense lawyer updated as on her condition. i was unaware that she was transferred u

and start off with the 0bserver, which leads with claims from the former european council president hermano—deal brexit risks the break—up of the uk. brexit also featured on the front page of the telegraph. the paper says theresa may has ordered government officials to create a space satellite navigation system to rival the eu's galileo project. the paper also has a picture of pope francis, who is in dublin at the moment of the first papal visit to ireland and most 40 years. —— in almost 40 years. the sunday times and so the number of officers on the beat has fallen by a third in just three years, despite a rise in violent crime. and the porn star stormy daniels graces the front pages of the sunday mirror and vows to testify in front of congress over claims that president trump paid to cover up an claims that president trump paid to cover up an alleged affair between them. and the mail on sunday leads on its own investigation, which says 3.6 million so—called ghost patients are registered with gp surgeries. so are registered with gp surgeries. so a variety of stories they're making the fro

the observer leads with claims from the former european council president, herman van rompuy that a no

mike herman and his wife returned to clearlake oaks yesterday after spending five days at an rv park up interstate 5 in orland. mike owns three properties in the area, his home, his business and a rental. he returned home to find all three still standing. had to drive more than >> there's concern you're going to come back and nothing. >> reporter: but you came back. >> i came back with everything, so it all worked out good, just an inconvenience, but in the long run it's a minor inconvenience to what some of the other people are having that don't have houses to come back to. >> some evacuees told us they had to drive more than 100 miles to find lodging because every hotel in the area was full. others are still waiting to return home. senator kamala harris visited evacuees and firefighters in lake county about an hour ago. she also made a promise to fire crews. >> they're making very difficult decisions with limited resources to do the work of keeping communities safe and so i'm here to talk with them and learn as much as i can so i can take their concerns and their voice back to wash

conversation online you can find us on twitter either at the top of your news or tweet me at sarah herman five three and don't forget to use our hash tag the day now we hope you have a lovely weekend break off we're back with you on monday thanks for watching sister . russian political satire meets game design supplement next with the help of a game engine and modern digital technology create. taking. the time it goes russian on c.w. . clever. courageous. fifteen. the octomom of an inferno monkey in greece one week on from the devastating forest was. villages are trying to guard what's left of their homes against looters while rescue teams search for bodies and surviving. people here have been left to fend for themselves with little support materializing from the state. that. thirty minutes. takes it personally the u.n. with a little wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for troops. because more than football online. now is a view of the world. where i come from the boy that's glued to cisco it's just like this chinese food that's metro where i am it's a forest remind

herman to stick to his existing economic policy mean while two major credit ration agencies have downgraded the country without a concrete plan of action turkey could be on course for an economic disaster. thirty years out the german reunification there are still differences in pay and working hours between the two pots in the east people put in the extra seventy five hours more on average per year in comparison to their counterparts in the west and then you will gross wages in western germany are almost five thousand euros higher than in eastern states that's according to data from the statistics office the purchasing power which includes the costs of living for rent and food is often better in eastern germany than you copes over in the west in frankfurt the former west i should say despite the east west pay divide some areas of eastern germany a prospering which one is. well ben i have to tell you something even though i miss sometimes living in berlin i guess it paid off sense of courting to this report i'm working less here and frankfurt i make more money than you guys over there in ber

steve herman is white house bureau chief with voice of american news. he's in washington.day for, sort of, a dark day in washington, so to speak. it isa day in washington, so to speak. it is a day which will be tugging on the hearts of many people in the city. yes, there is no doubt about it. we are hearing from both sides of the aisle, former presidents, both republican and democrat, offering condolences and is very clearly stating what a remarkable senator and statesman john mccain was. i can tell you as a journalist, those of us who interviewed him over the years, he was always available for quotes. he had an encyclopaedic knowledge about what was going on in the world. he was the chair of the very powerful armed services committee. and most remarkably, in recent months, and in the past couple of years, he was the most prominent republican willing to take on, directly, donald trump, both during the campaign and during president trump's administration as well. let's touch on a couple of thoseissues well. let's touch on a couple of those issues in terms of global affairs.

this is the former eu chief herman van rompuy boy warning of an essential threat to the uk from brexitning of an essential threat to the uk from brexitlj would refer back to the quote in the sunday mirror that this is a saga that will go on and on. and it's easy for us to be complacent about all of the barrage of information thatis all of the barrage of information that is coming our way, to do with brexit, and no—deal, and a deal, but it feels like quite a serious claim, that scotland, which voted in the majority to remain within the eu, could end up well, that people are saying could end up breaking apart the uk. that is kind of a left—field thought that many people never really considered. this is a bit worrying. first up we have an eu official interfering in our domestic politics. this brings home to me an insta nt politics. this brings home to me an instant thought. is he now telling the scots or promoting to the scots to do all they can... is he saying that the eu will work to not have a deal, to facilitate the break—up of the country? if you think about that, that is the threat.

the observer leads with claims from the former european council president, herman van rompuy, that araph — the paper says theresa may has ordered government officials to create a space probe to rival the eu s galileo project. there's also a picture of pope francis in the first papal visit to ireland in almost 40 years. and the mail on sunday leads on its own investigation, which says 3.6 million so—called "ghost" patients are registered with gp surgeries. just because the news of the death ofjohn mccain in the united states at the age of 81, the senator and former presidential candidate. we will look at the us media covering his death from a rain tumour. the new york times front—page, leading with the headline "a symbol of courage in half a century of battles. referring, of course, to his role in the vietnam war. the newspaper in arizona wherejohn mccain was the senator. describing him asa mccain was the senator. describing him as a war hero and a giant of the senate, with a detailed obituary about his career. the huffington post in the us has three articles on senator mccain, with o

it is signed by famous literary figures like herman melville and washington irving, begging him to do his run. so, three days after the devil's dung was thrown onstage, he will take the stage again. the bowery b'hoys and their supporters were outraged and prepared for this. this is a flyer that was put up across the island of manhattan, and right before macready's performance. "working men -- shall americans or english rule in this city? the crew of the british steamer threatened all americans who shall dare to express their opinions this night at the english aristocratic opera house. we advocate no violence, but a free extension of opinion to all public men. workingmen. freemen. stand by your lawful rights. american committee." in the wake of these flyers, the night of the performance, before it begins, over 20,000 people gather outside the astor place theater. 20,000 people. they are clearly rowdy and boisterous. and, a newspaper reporter who was on the scene is later going to describe the theater as like a fortress besieged by an invading army as this crowd surrounds the theater. t

confident of winning this case all eyes on those nine judges and what they will rule on friday ok herman taso live for us thank you they secretary-general of the organization of american states has called for an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis in venezuela the u.n. says more than two million people have fled venezuela's economic turmoil and place it is projected to hit one million percent this year and there are widespread shortages of basic necessities this week the government introduced a new currency in a bid to contain the crisis for. let's go to our. reports now from caracas. venezuela a government supporters tried to rev up with. economic measures described by president reagan as an economic revolution to defeat hyperinflation conspicuously absent from a rally in front of the presidential palace himself who hasn't made a public appearance since an apparent assassination attempt on august the force. if the right wing crosses a path will run over them like a train nothing will stop. just blocks away many shops and markets remain closed some in here into an opposition call for

so i looked her up: his new girlfriend is erica herman. she's 33. together since at least october. she is the general manager of woods' restaurant in jupiter, fla. she also watched him at the open championship alongside tiger's kids, sam and charlie, in july. ( darya ) oh that's right.. i told oh that's right.. i told you i'd show you the winner: brooks kaepka... how'd you like to be him.. you're out there making great shots yet people are rooting for you to miss so tiger will win.. not only that but he wins the pga championship and the us open in the same year.. only the fifth player ever to do that.. and yet he's still an afterthought.. cuz everybody's talking tiger... ( darya )steph curry did the same thing to the winner of the web.com golf tournament in hayward.. except he didn't place second... he came in dead last. last in a field of over 140 and he still commands the most attention.. now that's a feat! but i'll watch him do anything.. golf, play basketball.. eat ribs while everybody's dancing at his birthday part. really i would just watch hi

i'm bob herman, architect. i've come here to support both candidates. in the short period of time, i would like it say something about katherin moore, who brings a priceless understanding of both developers and designers' outlooks from her former role in the private sector. she senses when a proposed project seeks to balance the private and community needs. we need both. the jargon understanding of proposals has been invaluable to the planning department and commission as a whole. in particular, she taps into the urban design conscience. and her rare -- >> supervisor safai: thank you, sir. thank you. next speaker. >> esther marks. i'm here also to speak in support of katherin moore and dennis richards' reappointments of the planning commission. it's very gratifying to see so many people here coming from diverse backgrounds supporting their reappointments. thank you. >> supervisor safai: next speaker. >> hi. i'm kevin ortiz, latino democratic club the planning commission is one of the most important commissions in the city. commissioners richards and moo

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and richard herman, a criminal defense attorney, joining us from las vegas. too long, gentlemen. >> it sure has. good to be back. >> i missed you. >> good to see you. >> all right, thanks so much. richard, you first, you know, in your experience what does it mean, if you want to, you know, read the tea leaves, longer deliberations usually favoring the defense? >> the defense attorney's a little cocky there with his comments like that. he went beyond that actually, fred. he thanked the president of the united states. this eloquent word smith decided to go out and say last week, ooh, manafort. this is why the jury is in deliberation, fred. manafort is a very good person. and this trial is so sad. what a sad day for this country. this is an abomination, fred, for the president of the united states to comment like that. i mean, that, to me, we could go for obstruction of justice against him, jury tampering. how does the president have the gal to -- >> and the jurors are not sequestered. >> a jury -- >> and what about that, richard, because, you know, the jurors h

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steve herman is white house bureau chief for voice of america.released, says @presssec." this comes on a day when the turkish lira has regained some of the ground it‘s lost against the us dollar recently. it‘s now just over 6 lira for one us dollar. some of the reason for that is that turkey‘s president erdogan has announced new tariffs on imports from the us as mark lowen in istanbul has been explaining. today, turkey announced it was hiking cariss drastically on american goods from cars to alcohol, to cosmetics, even rice —— hiking taxes. some of them doubled, some of them going up by double in response to the us raising sanctions and imposing sanctions on turkish goods because of that continued detention ofan because of that continued detention of an american pastor. every sign that the rift is deepening, two nato allies at each other‘s throats, with regional implications. the court here voted not to release the pastor and it will go to an up in court but there is little optimism that he will be released. difficult for businesses that have bor

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closing arguments are under way here in this court herman alexander virginia for paul man a fourth donald trump's former campaign manager now facing the potential of spending the rest of his life in prison he's being charged with tax evasion and bank fraud prosecutors had what seems to be a pretty strong case they detailed for jurors a very lavish lifestyle with million dollar homes in new york virginia and florida extravagant purchases tens of thousands of dollars for a one watch a jacket made of ostrich feathers for fifteen thousand dollars then they put on the stand his former business partner rick cates he's flipped on paul man afore he told the jury that they knew it was wrong to hide money in offshore bank accounts that they knew they were lying to the investigators when it came to their taxes and basically the defense didn't put on any kind of defense they're hoping that they were able to rip gates's credibility apart on the stand because on the stand he testified that he did steal money from an afford to pay for extramarital affairs so now the jury is going to get the case after t