put up signs saying expletives at her, vial thing. they hated her? she cast hilary swank in it and she is not a trans person son, having cast this vie -- this violent its intersectionallate bus only a trans person should be playing a trans role so they hated for authorize that which is self-defeating. wouldn't have been as a big film without hilary swank. that's an example of the at each other's throat and self-defeating tactic that some of these activists are embracing because of the influence of intersectionallity. >> charles murray invite to middle bury college, he and the professor who invited him both injured. >> right. literally attacked. they were physically assaulted by protesters who thought it was so important to stop what was supposed to be a debate. going to be a debate between murray's perspective and a left of center perspective but they don't want that to happen. when he interview for the book i said don't you think you make charles murray or whoever it look more sympathetic if you're shouting them down and using violence gem them? you

they put up signs saying expletives at her, like bio things. they hated her. but why? she had what you would think would be a progressive field. she cast hilary swank back in the '90s and she's not a trans person. having cast for this intersection because only trans person should've been playing a trans role. so the hated her for that which is so shortsighted and self-defeating. it wouldn't have been as big a film then if it would've had someone some other than hillary swank in it. that's just an example. the really at each other's throats and self-defeating tactics that some of these activists are embracing i think because of the influence of intersectionality. >> host: charles murray invited to middlebury college. he and the professor invite him both injured. >> guest: thank you right. literally attack. they were physically assaulted by protesters who thought it was so important to stop over suppoo be a debate, a debate between marie and i left this center perspective. they don't want that to happen. when interviewed for the book and i said don't you think you make c

tragic accident and we wanted to give the day it was a small protest sign up a test that's one of expletives splat. and it was not all we knew that efforts had been made for the media to attend the funeral that was the small contribution we were able to make and that's when atlanta talk. by the full. body on the afternoon of the want of what we were under constant surveillance at the funeral everywhere. officers were stationed in the cemetery side alleys and by the graves as east german citizens we knew that things like that went on but we've not been affected personally for those of us yet or one want to leave you there while the call of the march cognition you know we always perceived it to be tragic. the system hammered into us that this was the border between 2 fundamentally different systems and the border was hostile so people who did what chris did could end up the way chris ended up. you know wouldn't. it was dreadful this flying on the uncertain what he saw on sundays it pulls a state presence was the final straw i knew i couldn't live in this place. it was a police state a dictator

the oakland group shared this photo on facebook with someone wrote die expletive die and covering the words over with a marker. >>> and now hundreds of nurses are walking out in the east bay for the next 24 hours to protest wh caregivers at alameda and san leandro hospital tarted to to pressure their employer. one nurse told us over the last months they have met 18 times at the bargaining table and have not -- have gotten nowhere and they accuse the employer of failing to negotiate in good faith. >> i've been here 30 years and literally i have never experienced the kind of disdain and disrespect that across the table that we have had with the alameda leadership. >> alameda health system just issued a response saying in part they are taking the appropriate steps to minimize the impacts of the 24-hour strike on patient care. adding, quote, we understand our nurses are valuable members of our care team and critical to. >>> live now to sfo and a lot of travellers are breathing a sigh of relief. the runway construction that snarled traffic now over. it reopened last night. a week ahead of

once they had access they twted out expletives and other messages. how did it happen?ea day reports now, it is likely coming fro someone tricking cellphone providers. >> these attacks shod serve as a wake-up call. >> reporter: a message from ibm's charles henderson. hes talking about recent attacks targetingigprofile twitter accounts like twitter ceo jack dorsey andctress chloe moretz. . >> i think iff the industry doe not away from mobile phone numbers as as factor of authentication you will see this abused more and more. >> reporter: about a week ago hackers took over dorsey's account,sing it to tweet out offensive messages. theackingroup, chuckli sq d, claimed to be behind it and experts believe they used an old school attack called sim swapping. >> y go into a store, lie, reset somebody's account. it doesn't require the best hacker. >> reporter: here is how it works. he she hacker tricks the mobile carrier into reassigning the victim'soell number a new phone that they own. the phone pthen use tolish tweets via text. twitter has now turned off its tweet by text serv

a hard sell if they won't pony up a lot more money to ke you know what a lot of people say is an expletivesiness model work they have until june, to see if ey will go forward with about measure so i would look 6- 9 months baby will hato weigh in on this as voters but we will see. newsom will react? ink governor >>he said unequivocally he will sign it. i do think, there are other avenues with these companies that they will pursue it does uesound like in the meantimewi uber not comply. this will not take effect until january 1 so they do have some time before takes effect, i would expect even if uber doesn't comply it will take time for regulations in the courts to catch up and caally hold their feet to the fire. >> thank you let's move on to rent control, governor newsom s another bill deon his that would rent increases how that work exactly? >> this is rent control light get something the governor ul promised he do at the beginning of the year we thought it was dead but it came back a big win for newsom. surprisingly it got through the legislature fairly eas ly. therquestion mark around th

just 13 seconds before the helicopter was completely submerged, one paner asked, "how do i cut this expletive?" only the pilot, wearing just a seat belt, managed to free himself and survived. as the helicopter's inflated left float hit the east river, that same passenger simply said, "whoa." the new images show the inside of the helicopter from a go pro. the pilot saying the right float failed to inflate properly, slamming it to the side. he says one of the passengers' safety harness tether got caught on the fuel switch. based on the video, the three anyou. ers visible on the camera >>> in other news, a major new setback for boris johnson. the uk supreme court ruling he unlawfully suspended parliament there and misled queen elizabeth ahead of the brexit deadline. johnson facing tough questions at the u.n. here in new york city today with president trump at his side. >> some of your critics are saying that you should resign because you misled the queen with regard to shutting parliament down. >> i disagree profoundly with what they had to say. >> that was a very nasty question from a great ame

before the helicopter was completely submerged, one passenger asked out loud, "how do i cut this expletive?" as passengers struggled to get out of their harnesses, only the pilot, wearing just a seat belt, managed to free himself as survived. as the helicopter's inflated left float hit the east river, that same passenger simply said, "whoa." these new images show the inside of the helicopter from a go pro. the pilot telling investigators the right float failed to inflate properly, slamming it to the side. he says one of the passengers' safety harness tether got caught on the fuel switch. based on the video, the three passengers who were visible on camera all appeared conscious after the impact of the crash. and there are now calls to end helicopter flights for tourists where the doors are off of the chopper. >> all right, linsey davis, thank you. >>> in other news now, a major new setback for the new british prime minister boris johnson. the uk supreme court ruling he unlawfully suspended parliament there and misled queen elizabeth ahead of the brexit deadline. johnson, who president trump

released watergate transcript and i thought, they were deleted, they must have been pretty bad expletivesand a awful lot of them turns out hell, but the secretary wrote no words, she thought that damn and hell should be only -- omitted. >> the way president operates in modern times, if you could change it, how would you change it, the president to be more effective on the way it operates or do you think it's operating okay? >> i think that process in which americans have freedom to choose presidents well. >> electoral college not working well as it should have, what's your view of the electoral college? >> that's one example that i'm thinking of, you could make the argument and might have a few years ago that the electoral college is necessary in order to make sure the presidential candidates, campaign in small states, the more interested in smaller groups than if they were just in studios in los angeles and new york which might be the case if you have the popular vote but what we are begin to go see among americans is that those are rising frequency -- i'm not in politics today, this is

expletive as not america 1st of all the anger is right it's not only it's from my house. issue it's your right to point that out like we are seeing are of course we are not we should not be they are doing this kind of thing now and the iranians. have vehemently denied but also the indications the indicators are showing it may not have been them now they may have you know they may have provided some of the technologies and know how over time but we do that for everybody else's will. be blowback in terms of how they're concerned to give x. amount of weapons or knowledge this is not something to fall on our sword the american people will not support it and. there are calls in congress now that if the president is to launch anything you better come to congress for and we have to remember too is a we have this weird relationship with saudi america in you know we also from number 2 right now there's a lawsuit pending over their potential role in 911 the end of the biggest i mean i realized suddenly and there is a question about why those pages were redacted specifically and spe

. >> there is nothing more powerful than that expletive to express our frustration and our anger. >> played bonneroo, but none more than america fighting afghanistan, and maybe it is because america has been fighting longer than some of them have been alive. nowadays people are more worried about being shot here than over there. >> and childish gambino is talking about violence in america, and does that resonate? do you think that a song can change society? >> yes. >> for sure. >> it could be powerful, because today with the social media, and we are all connected. >> do you think that the crowd can change the world this is. >> yes. there is over 100,000 people, and why not. >> and the people at woodstock thought the same thing and look at what happened in the 50 years since. >> but this is our time now. >> you have to love their passion. the vibe here is so infectious, it can change your life. >> we just got engaged. >> what? congratulations. that is fantastic, and bring it in here. >> but it is obvious that at a modern festival, it is a lot easier to get the kids to fall in love and

instead we heard the candidates praising the expletive laden rants from beto o'rourke how he wants toy, we heard elizabeth warren promising no more cars after -- a short ten years, we heard mayor pete calling half the country racist for supporting donald trump and we heard bernie sanders railing against capitalism so much that he nearly lost his voice. that is what we got from the democrats, we got nothing about the booming economy and what affects their life. >> donald trump's record of accomplishment, any of these weak candidates and the democrat party for another infomercial for donald trump. i ask you going off of that did you see anyone on stage last night who you think can take on the president? >> absolutely not. i think donald trump is such a great debater, he took on a republican shield that was much stronger than the democratic field is today. i don't see a single candidate who can go against donald trump now, and amazing record to run on. he can say i delivered on the promises i made when i ran the first time. look at the results. we have an economy over 6.3 million new job

times, but also when the boston marathon bombing occurred and he went on the field and with an an expletiveaid this is our blanking city, it is a s if he was speaking for everyone in boston. sports fan or not. because he is larger than life, linked to the beloved team in boston, so fitting he would come back, throw out first pitch, surprising everybody and have his come back from this horrible shooting exactly three months earlier, have his come back so linked to boston and the red sox in a glorious way. >> so amazing. he even admitted that he almost died, falling into a coma but he says he still only worries about his country's success. what is meant by that, how is that being received? >> the baseball stars and other athletes and other sports, especially the baseball stars going back to island nations, the dominican in this case with other incidents with athletes who go back, and they are of course loved, beloved, revered as heroes, coming back to talk to kids, be part of the community that's so admirable, but they're also targets and they have to be careful and this is certainly a warnin

about the monica scandal and i will quote break your neck, he recalled telling staffers using an expletiveclinton's aides had studied watergate and their take away was that the public believed richard nixon was beiury with t scandal so the only way to keep his rating up was to demonstrate mr. clinton was still doing the job he was elected to do for the people. did that strategy work for clinton and should president trump take note? >> well, you know, it did in a sense that his popularity not only was strong, it increased from 63% to 73% the day he was impeached. it worked because the public wanted the president to do their business. not what the republicans or democrats wanted to do in d.c. so i think it was a very effective strategy. as far as the trump administration, they followed the exact opposite strategy. the president can't stop talking ab it or indulging himself. it's one of the reasons why we've never seen this president rebound in pop lularity. he has stayed in the same band of around 40% since he took office. it's a vstrategy that just isn' working. >> maybe there is no cohesiv

this expletive show that we're in is him injecting himself into the process. jeremy, let me start with you. this post story paints a picture of infighting in this administration. national security professionals baffled by what they were seeing and the emergence of rudy giuliani as one of the driving forces, perhaps the driving force in this. what do you make of that? >> i also have the question about the clip you played earlier in which giuliani said i did this all at the direction and behest of the state department. we need to ask and understand. either he did this because the state department directed him to or he did it subverting the state department. i think the fact that the personal lawyer for the president did this indicates this was done to benefit the president and not done to benefit the united states. when a president receives a personal benefit in exchange for a public act, that's called bribery. >> you are familiar with rudy's role in the administration with this president. talk about how it has come to be that rudy giuliani went from a role as a

as you heard, somebody had an expletive there.en you're browsing around bed, bath and body works and here comes a s.u.v. in the middle of the mall. we don't know if the s.u.v. hit anyone. we can see there's some damage and we don't have any idea what the motivation may have been. we have no idea. we won't speculate. you can come up with a million different scenarios what could have happened or why they might have done it. our guest said there were shots fired. police have not confirmed that. i'm not doubting him. i just letting you know, police haven't confirmed that. again, this is the woodfield mall, schaumburg illinois, not far from chicago. we'll have continuing coverage throughout the afternoon. neil cavuto will follow it. additionally, the final bell is ringing on wall street or will ring in two seconds. i don't know if the mic is up. there it is. it was a good day until we got word this a chinese delegation was going to meet with farmers in the midwest. said we're not coming. that sent the markets plummeting. "your world" s

the problem is beto has used expletives and expressed outrage, but where is your plan and what are your policies if you're to be the executive of the united states. pete buttigieg enjoyed an early surge. he's been more quiet as of late. that doesn't mean he's not going to show up with real substantive plans and policies. the thing about buttigieg is he does connect with audiences large and small. he sort of has that obama 2007 problem, where he has to get people to imagine what an executive can look like that's something different than they've seen before. we'll see what happens tonight when it's only ten, but it's sort of ten -- it's the top ten, if you will. >> one of the things that continues to strike me, professor, despite the gaffs, despite the number of other candidates who have surged on occasion, joe biden, there hasn't been a single national poll since this campaign started in which he has trailed. are you surprised at all that vice president biden has managed to stay on top of the heap the entire time? >> not at all. he has 40 years of name recognition and eight years as the

, when candidates say at least donald trump and mitch mcconnell are pretending to be interested, expletive is not enough. buttigieg responding to o'rourke in south carolina today. >> i'm not going to tell anybody else what to do. i do think right now we have an extraordinary moment to get something done. and i don't think it can afford to wait. >> reporter: now, joe biden has been a frequent fixture here in south carolina. he'll be taking the stage shortly. he attended this event back in 2006 when he was gearing up to run in 2008. biden is hoping that he can bank on those longtime relationships here in the state, including with black voters to carry him in this campaign. >> south carolina very, very important. >>> arlette, thank you very much. still ahead, drama on nbc's "saturday night live." one of the show's newest cast members is shown the door because of bigoted comment sks a democratic presidential candidate offers to meet with him. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolu

this expletive show we're this. it's him inject iing himself in the process. he was directed to contact officials about evidence on the the political opponent. >> i did it at the request of the state department. i never talked to an ukrainian b official until the state department called me and asked me to do it. then i reported every conversation back to them. i'm a pretty good rterlawyer, b it's all here. the first call from the state department. i never knew the depth of this corruption. it's massive.f it'srr shocking. and if i played a role in getting that out, i did a service to my country and i'm proud of it. everything i did is defensible and everything i did is legal and most of what they are doing is to cover up for a crime.de >> giuliani returned to the broadcast with an explosive response to comment by chris hahn, who challenged his account and said giuliani's remarks would be libeliu if they were n public figures. >> i should sue you for libel because -- >> please. >> you usually say incredibly stupid things. >> you're a public figure. >> yeah, and

candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law and fcc guidelines means you, beto. back in march, a voter made him promise. >> we already have one vulgar in chief. do we need to replace him with another? come on, beto. >> great point. i don't intend to use the f-word going forward. >> reporter: but fast forward through several mass shootings, an impassioned beto o'rourke let the f-bombs fall where they may. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> reporter: president trump's crowd cheers when he pronounces bs -- >> with ridiculous [ bleep ]. >> reporter: and beto o'rourke isn't just saying it. he wants you to wear it. his website sells a t-shirt that repeats the phrase six times with all proceeds going to two anti-gun violence organizations. his supporters defend him, postg of beto's swearing, break glass and clutch. >> if you think that's bad, you should see his new campaign slogan. beto mother -- [ bleep ] for a brighter damn [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> reporter: but if those who favor decorum and class have their way. >> beto better watch his class and jimmy chr

once they have access they tweet out ex-expletives and other offensive messages.om someone tricking cell phone providers. andrea day has more. >> these attacks should serve as a wake-up call. >> reporter: a message from ibm's charles henderson. he is talking about recent attacks targeting high-profile twitter accounts like twitter d. >> i think if the industry does not move away from mobile phone numbers as a factor of authentication, you're going to see this abused more and more. >> reporter: about a week ago,a offensive messages. the hacking group chuckling squad claims to be behind it. and experts believe they used an old-school attack called simswaping. >> it's really easy to pull off. you go into a cell phone store, you lie, you get a phone, you reset somebody's account. this doesn't require the world's best hacker. >> reporter: here's how it works. henderson says the hacker tricks the mobile carrier and reassigns a new phone number. hackers can then use the phone to publish tweets via text. twitter has now turned off its tweet by text in most locations of vu

profane language to brush back some of the democrats apparently saying i'm not going to answer your expletive questions. and so today what we saw is that same attitude, that same approach from him with less corrosive language i think as this hearing wore on and we expect to continue for a few more hours at least, i think that some of the democrats on this panel realized that their questions were as or in some cases more important than corey lewandowski's answers or nonanswers were. so you saw some really important exchanges. take a look at some of this with the congressman from tennessee >> did you learn from his experience and realize that what you were asked to do was illegal and you didn't want to follow the same trail as bob nay and end up in poliriolice prison >> i was not asked anything illegal, mr. congressman >> the public will determine that this is obstruction of congress and you are a loyal soldier. except you didn't follow trump's instructions, you chickened out at the last minute, you got cold feet >> so the point that you heard the congressman and a few other members of the pane

desjardins: and all this follows the comments from former texas congressman beto o'rourke, who used an expletecnn, nosunday while reacting toer mass shooting in his home state. >> so, yes, this is ( bleep ) up and if we don't call it out for what it is, if we're not able to speak clearly, if we're not able to act decisively, then we will continue to have this kind of bloodshein america. and i cannot accept that. >> desjardins: in los angeles, california senator kamala harris hit severanotes, vowing executive action on guns if congress doesn't act, while commemorating the hoday.e >> i think of it as a moment where we are celebrating the leadership of organized labo that brought all of us, whethero member of or not, better conditions, wages, benefits. >> desjardins: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren sentr t a labor day video to supporters. while for another candidate,r lay also was about their workforce: south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg ispa ing in iowa. >> that starts with the folks who are gathered here in attendance tay, and it starts in this, the first of 20 field offices that

this expletive show it's him injecting himself into the process. still with us, robert costa, peter baker, alexi mckammen, and jeremy bash. jeremy, let me start with you. this post story paints a picture of all sorts of infighting in this administration, national security professionals baffled by what they were seeing, and the emergence according to the post at least of rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, as one of the driving forces, perhaps the driving force in this. what do you make of that? >> well, i also have a question about the clip you played earlier in which on fox news, giuliani said i did this all at the direction and behest of the state department. we need to ask and we need to understand whether that's accurate. somebody is lying. either did this because the state department directed him to, or he did it subverting the state department. i think the fact that the personal lawyer of the president did this indicates this was done to benefit personally the president. this was not done to benefit the united states. and when a p

the group shared that on facebook and someone wrote "die" expletive "die." >>> thousands of nurses are on strike nationwide including nurses in the bay area. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in alameda to tell us what the health care workers are trying to accomplish. bob? >> reporter: in about an hour and a half you have about 400 nurses at alameda hospitals behind me in san leandro hospital not too far from here walking out to protest what they call unfair labor practices. could you see some of the nurses are already up here, they're getting a head start, going to be walking out at 7:00, accusing their employer of failing to bargain in good faith. another strike is for 24 hours and coincidentally nurses at san ramon regional medical center are walking out as part of a nationwide 24-hour strike. this strike is separate from the one in alameda, involves 6,500 nurses from california, arizona, florida, illinois. the nurses here and in arizona and florida, they're protesting their employer tenet health care. according to business insider they've been negotiating for a new contract f

troubled young man made a series of anti-semitic rants online, bragging about planning to "shoot up a expletive school" on video well armed with an ar-15 style weapon, and on facebook posted he was "shooting for 30 jews." fortunately, the adl saw that post. it went to the fbi, and the adl's vigilance prevented another parkland or tree of life attack. craig gutenberg of coral springs, florida met with me yesterday to talk about a similar incident involving a young man in coral springs, who said he would shoot up the high school there. law enforcement was able to forestall that using an extreme risk protection order statute. facebook,stion is, to twitter and google, what more can you do to make sure that these kinds of signs and signals involving references to guns, it may not be hate speech, but referenced to possible violence with guns or use of guns, to make that available to law enforcement? ms. bickert, mr. pickles:, mr. slater? ms. bickert: thank you, senator blumenthal. one of the biggest things we can do is engage with law enforcement to find out what's working in our relationship and wha

he bragged about planning to, quote, shoot up an expletive school, end quote, in a video while armed with an ar-15-style weapon and on facebook posted that he was, quote, shooting for 30 jews. fortunately, the adl saw that post. it went to the fbi. and the adl's vigilance prevented another parkland or tree of life attack. fred guttenberg of coral springs, florida met with me yesterday. he told me about a similar incident involving a young man in coral springs who said he was about to shoot up the high school there, and law enforcement was able to foresaw it and using extreme risk protection order statute. so my question is to facebook, twitter, and google, what more can you do to make sure that these kinds of signs and signals involving references to guns. it may not be hate speech, but it is references to possible violence with guns or use of guns. >> thank you, senator blumenthal. one of the biggest things we can do is engage with law enforcement to find out what is working in our relationship and what isn't. that's the dialogue over the past years has led to us establishing a port

put up signs saying expletives at her. vial things. hated her. why? she had a progressive film she cast hilary swank in it in and she is not a trans person so having cast this -- once a trannings person should have been playing a trans role so they hated already for that his so short sighted and self-defeating. wouldn't have been as big a film without hilary swank. that's the example of at each other's throats and self-defeating tactics that activist are. he bracing because of the -- embracing because therefore the influence of intersectionallate. >> charles murray he and the river who invited him injured. >> guest: right. literally attacked. physically assaulted by protesters who thought it was so important to stop what was supposed supposed to be a debate between purposery's privilege and a left of center perspective and but they don't want that to happen. when i interviewed from the book and said down you think you make charles murray look more sympathetic if your shouting them down and using violence? they say we're about safety. we are keeping th

she use an expletive to say that. she needs to do that. her out as a vice presidental candidate. she's good at fund raising. she's a woman of color. she's checks a lot of boxes for the democrats. she is so young, she'll be on the national stage for a while if she keeps her seat in california. >> she cited her law enforcement credentials, the idea of being the attorney general of the state, you obviously raise questions about her record. but she would argue i'm not sure that she's not just somebody that checks boxes. we'll see if democratic primary voters buy into her arrestingment or not. we always appreciate your insights. >>> hundreds of alien enthusiasts descending on nevada, storming area 51. >> trying to find the aliens. >> why would you ever miss this. >> the big question, will they find anything? and an as to an astronomer setse record straight. that is coming up. ♪ can my side be firm? and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both... adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us f

i refuse to be part of a hollywood expletive who can't see that not working with republicans is refusingle. we are the same pea shees. species. >> last week debra messing called for a release of trump votervoters. >> she's had it. >> what's what the weather. >> i can read the prompter as you're going to see what words you're going to say, were you going to aexpletive or make a beep. and you missed one word down at the bottom. >> what did i leave out? >> i would like to leave that out, 44 degrees in caribou, maine. it's coming. but we've got really heat. feels like summer across the south. this is what's left of dorian way up there across the canadian mayomaritimes. big storms cutting through the center of the country, areas from kansas over toward illinois there will be a little severe weather with this. baking summer across the south if you want summer still, go to atlanta, 96 today. too hot. guys? >> rick, appreciate it. >>> the president delivering a big win for the courts. conservatives cheering this. he signed the 160th federal judge to the bench. >> calling this is a milestone to t