senator pat toomey is trying to get his background check bill in. you said something interesting at the debate about we're letting too many things -- the perfect metaphor you used. you're pushing for manndatorned buybacks. >> the only major bipartisan bill to pass under this president was one i led in the senate with dick durbin for criminal justice reform. the bill didn't get a lot done that i wanted to and will continue to fight for but thousands of people have been liberated from prison. you talk to those folks who are out of prison -- >> you take what you can get. >> you get as much off of the table as you can. one thing i will not allow to happen for the rest of my life is to let this debate be framed by the corporate gun lobby who was been stultifying our national conversation on guns. overwhelmingly the majority of americans agree on bold action and the carnage that's happening, not just on the awful mass shootings that we see but every single day we have in the aggregate a mass shooting destroying communities, lives, families. >> democratic

by beating the unbeatable pat brown. pat brown, like lyndon johnson, was an organizer of power, a willing tool of those who believed in tax and tax, spend and spend, elect and elect. and electing was something pat brown was an expert in. in 1958, pat brown ran for governor against the most powerful republican in california, the minority leader of the u.s. senate, william milland. brown won by one million votes. >> i sent my congratulations to attorney general edmund brown. he has been given the opportunity to be chief executive of the state of california for the next four years. narrator: in 1962, brown ran against another republican of ational stature, former vice president richard nixon, and brown defeated him by almost 250,000 votes. >> i congratulate governor rown, as herb client has already indicated, for his victory. the republican party new leadership in california needs a new birth of spirit, a new birth of unity. narrator: bill milland, dick nixon, what republican was left? the more they thought about it, the mo

former republican governor of north carolina, pat mccrory. former democratic governor from missouri, claire mccaskill. hallie jackson, and huh lain cooper, pentagon correspondent for "the new york times." i want to start with this headline. actually, we'll call it a series of headlines. dan balls' analysis piece. for most of the night, biden's time to shine. and then at some point, "the washington post" decided to change their headline to the following, claire mccaskill. for most of the night, biden weathers a volley of attacks. i start this way because it does seem as if biden's debate performance got worse and worse the longer we've gone from thursday. versus people that watched it in the moment, like dan did from soup to nuts, to the interpretations of it on social media after. what say you? >> there's a critical mass of insiders and talking heads and i'm one of them, that i have to call myself a talking head now. >> yes, you do. can't criticize us anymore. >> that's true, but there is this narrative that people are really holding on to. i

much to discuss with senator pat toomey, republican from pennsylvania. welcome. issue you're working on closely in a bipartisan fashion is guns. i will get you to respond. >> this falls under the heading of let's enforce the laws we have more thoroughly. i cannot have another month go by we have more mass shootings as we did in dayton and el paso and odessa in the last few weeks. >> how are your efforts to come together with something donald trump will sign going? >> they are going. i've had a number of conversations with the president his staff and my staff are engaged, speaking with other members of the senate who are interested and let me be very clear the president and i are in complete agreement we are not interested in infringing on the rights of law-abiding citizens. for me this is about trying to keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have guns in the first place, violent criminals and people who are dangerously mentally ill. i want to see us apply background checks on all commercial sales so we can identify people in one of those two categori

here to make sense of it all, ceo pat gelsinger, pat, great to have you here. >> ashley, great to bef really loaning technical terms in there -- [laughter] can you explain what the heck does your company actually do in layman terms? >> sure. and everybody, when you hit any web site, there's some data centers that that is running on. you do the software that runs in those data centers to optimize the hardware, as we've talked about. you have this magic of turning ten physical servers into one. so huge efficiencies, huge cost savings and energy savings, and we make them secure, and we allow you to correct across -- connect across multiple clouds. major partnership with amazon, i e bm, google,al by baba. -- alibaba. so this magic of virtualization, connecting it all together, that's what we do, and pretty much every company in the world uses us. huge penetration around the world. ashley: and still plenty of room for growth. >> absolutely. we're quite excited to see the growth of the company. i think we're well over a dozen double-digit growth quarters in a row, so continuing good moment

pat leahy, irish times. previous detail we've had on a no—deal brexit? previous detail we've had on a no-deal brexit? i think the government is edging its way towards giving a full picture of what a no—deal brexit will mean in practical terms especially with regard to the border. this was the most comprehensive description i think that the prime minister has given about the consequences of no deal. he did also list the things that would not change between ireland and the uk in the event of a no—deal because of the common travel area which stands separate to the eu agreements. but he also said for the first time from him that there would be checks needed on some goods close to the border. interestingly his pre—supplied script supplied by government building said there would be some checks close to the border where as well delivering and softening that wind and said that there may be some checks. this is a direction the government has been moving in recent weeks. i think we will see more of it in the coming we

captain michael pat in charge of 15 horizontal designs. that means it is the site plan including the fire department access to a site and the street mapping is ongoing. he has 15 horizontals and working on ongoing 28 vertical in the vertical design. that means those are code requirements in the actual build they are going through at this time. the bureau of fire investigation update. we still have a low number of 53 open active fire investigation reports. fire marshal is meeting next week with the state fire marshal to discuss the high rise and bart facilities and hopefully we will have closure. he is working hard to close these issues. on to the airport division. the airport participated in active shooter full-scale exercise at the grand hyatt hotel. they coordinated a live bay at half moon bay airport. they attended weapons of mass destruction planning meetings and continue to do trains and tours and work group meetings. their run totals at airport were 569 runs. i would like to notice the ongoing success of bike met medic program. 279 d

and to hold their winning pat, we heard that the cheer. cannot believe it.go she pulled out on the eve of the tournament through injury, in 2015, controversy after failure to concede a pat, that seemed to spur the usa onto a famous triumph, on friday she missed out because of illness. she was levelled down the last on sunday. 0n the 17th, their hopes of a continent, the definition of a career, came down to just eight feet. justification also for captain katrina matthew. i had the confidence to give it a go. this is it. i am completely done. for those at gleneagles it was a day to say, i was there. for suzann pettersen the golfer, for suzann pettersen at the mama, it is one that she will never forget. fantastic drama over three days. catriona matthew that european skipper says that the women's game in europejust has skipper says that the women's game in europe just has to benefit from their success at gleneagles. but they have failed to do that in the past. let's get more on this now from european tour player beth allen. the state of the ladies european tour

so far he has been practicing with the pats all week.not expected to be placed on the commissioner's exempt list as this is not a criminal investigation meaning that he is eligible to play. joining us now is former patriots wide receiver donte stallwor stallworth. when you think of the pats and all the scandals they have weathered, spygate, deflategate, is this team just so used to playing through controversy nothing phases them at this point? >> yeah, i mean, it is easy to say that and i think that it is something that the coach there, head coach bill belichick has preached for a couple decades that he has been there, they try to -- or do a great job of blocking out distractions no matter what they are that has nothing to do with the actual on field game. and that is what belichick preaches. and he compartmentalizes a lot of the information and doesn't allow guys to speak about anything that is now towards playing in the game and doesn't allow players to speak with other players' business. >> so what is happening behind the scenes? are

a american ex-pat jeffrey kline. holbert claims he died when the two got on a fight on a boat.go to authorities, holbert came up with his own solution to get rid of the body. >> i took it home and buried it. and then i built a picnic area over it. it's horrible and stupid. but i never had been in that situation before. i didn't know what to do. i'm a bad guy, i'm getting what i deserved. i am sorry, but i can do nothing to bring those people back. >> he repeatedly says he is sorry for what he has done. he sheds tears but not for the victims, but for his wife, who was innocent. >> if she was here, i would say, i'm sorry you ever met me. she didn't deserve this. -- if i could give my life to get her free, i would. that's it. >> and the man who said killed six people had time to sit in a cell and think about his own death. william holbert and his wife received threats in prison. there's a guard in the jail that brings me a cell phone and gives me threats on my life and my wife's life. i'm a dead man, that's not important. but my wife don't deserve this. >> you talk to your lawyers

pat has heard my spiel on this. i think it goes to investment in human capital because the chinese company with their state support have a much longer time horizon and do not have that enormous pressure to make three cents next quarter. in terms of the telecom, telecom companies, i think most nations are starting to understand at least at the intelligence level, community level, that huawei is a long-term security threat, and it's really based on two issues. it's based upon the vulnerabilities in 5g on software updates, but it's ultimately based upon the fact that if you make your country dependent upon a system from a country where there is no independent judiciary or rule of law and that company at the end of the date is loyal to the political party, not to an open trading system, you know, you are going to be vulnerable, but we have to couple that with, one, the ability to think about how we help finance the way we did through the first three or four generations of wireless where company's could provide the same

pat toomey said it.ay it and that's what we have to focus on here. sure, there's the biden angle and everything else, but at the end of the day it's the president asking another foreign leader for support for a u.s. election. that is troubling. now, politically could this end upfá helping him? this is going to uktuá impeachment talks in the house. this is í nancy pelosi again to take that step and we know people in the white house would the president impeached because they think it would helpmy him politically. >> donna, take a look at the pressure already this morning. i'm going to put up and tweets. alexandria ocasio-cortez, the bigger national scandal isn't the president's law breaking >> well, i agree. i mean i think that thisxd is a president mywho, you çóknow, cy you give him anh]inch, he take two miles. he's done that every time he moves the bar.r in this instance he learned nothing was going to happenÑi after the mueller report and so i'l

. >> stand ins for vanna and pat call contestants up one by one. they've only got seconds to try to win the puzzle. it's an attempt to get a second call back. >> you have another chance on saturday from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. to come to graton and try out for "wheel." abc7news. >> they want you to be lloyd and boisterous. who does that sound like? i feel like i shoonts get involved here. >> i'm not sure what you mean. >> unprovoked attack. i can read between the lines. good evening, everyone. let me show you a time laps from our kgo roof camera. is that gorgeous? absolutely clear tonight as we check out live doppler 7. it is rain free, fog free. it is going to be a very warm day tomorrow. as you look at the temperatures, 50s and 60s. pit was warm, it has cooled off nicely across most parts of the bay area. in case you want to get away from the hot weather inland and go to santa cruz, it's going to be 84 degrees. sunday is cooler. 81. as the fog comes back into the picture. here's a lye pick from santa cruz right now. looking good. here's another li

that is why there is thi oth group doing negotiating that includes chris murphy, joe manchin, and pat toomey of .ennsylvania to see where they can get progress in their mind from the white house. i think they need to see background checks as part of a deal, but they are also willing to negotiate further to get something accomplished, even if it is not everything democrats would want. barr was onday bill capitol hill talking to republicans. do you know what he heard from them about what rank-and-file could support if a bill is allowed to come to the senate floor? guest: what i heard about last night's meetings with bill barr was that everyone is still talking. no one has at least put their foot down and ended negotiations so for some on capitol hill, that is seen as progress. last night he specifically visited at least two republicans, ted cruz and josh holly of texas and missouri. he is expected back on capitol hill today and later this week to have more conversations. senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham said barr still of not have a clear answer where trump stands on background

. >> what does pat toomey want me to do, does he want me to say let me put my hands up, china, continuerip us off. when pat toomey says, oh, i don't like that, that only means one thing, that means raise your hands and get used to paying $500 a bill to china plus -- billion dollars a year to china plus, plus, plus. gerry: is he right, the president, are we just putting our hands up if we don't take them on with tariffs? >> no, of course not. you have more than just one alternative in how you deal with this issue. i mean, let's look at the facts here. the united states still is the most dominant power in the world. by any measure and any means. and you be smart. you take it on not win or lose, but you take it on like i mentioned here just a minute ago, using the advantages and the levers of power that you do have. and and you do it the smart way. now, there are things that need to be corrected, structural problems in china. their economy, their government. but we've got a fundamental issue here that's probably bigger than any of the issues that we can't do anything about, and that's chin

pat toomey said it most republicans still will not say it that's what we have to focus on.there's a biden angle and everything else. at the end of the day it's the president asking another foreign leader for support for a u.s. election that is troubling. now politically could this end up helping him maybe this is going to fuel impeachment talks in the house this is going to put pressure on nancy pelosi again to take that step and we know people in the white house would like to see the president impeached because i they think it would help him politically. >> take a look at the pressure already this morning i will put up a few quotes and tweets the bigger national scandal isn't the president's law breaking behavior. it is the democratic party's refusal to impeach him for it. congressman steve cohen, we back off everything we've been very weak senator elizabeth warren, by failing to act, college is complicit. >> well, i agree i mean, i think this is a president who clearly you give him an inch, he takes two miles. he's done that every time he moves the bar. and in this instan

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another five that want to stand pat the rest of year.nd seven looking for maybe another 25 basis points cuts. the disions will be there. it's notan a huge of opinions here. but it does suggest, yknow, there is a lot of uncertainty. and the general view still is that this is more or less a d-cycle adjustment, not really the start of a full easing cycle. >> but we are a in world where other central banks are easing in various ws. the european central bank just did. of china has been doing the same thing. in japan they've been doing that. does tt put pressure on our fed to do more down the road? >> well, not necessarily. i think the fed has to do the fed has to do in terms of the u.s. economy. it does have to take into account implications of what it does on the rest of the world. and here, you know, the real reons for the cut wer exactly the same that we had in late july, that is, youknow,here is trade policy uncertainty which is having an effect on owth, slower global growth is havingvi affects on u.s. exports opinion posing downside risk

pat toomey said it.t republicans still will not say it, and that's what we have to focus on here. sure, there's the biden angle and everything else, but at the end of the day, it's the president asking another foreign leader for support for a u.s. election. that's troubling. now, politically, could this end up helping him? maybe. this is going to fuel impeachment talks in the house. this is going to put pressure on nancy pelosi again to take that step. and we know people in the white house would like to see the president impeached because they think it would help him politically. >> donna, take a look at the pressure already this morning. i'm going to put up a few quotes and tweets. alexandria ocasio-cortez, the bigger nation scandal is the democratic party's refusal to impeach him for it. steve cohen, also a progressive democrat, we back off everything. we have been very weak. senator elizabeth warren by failing to act, congress is complicit. >> well, i agree. i mean, i think that this is a president wh

he will win it at great pain with communist china to pat toomey the ongoing trade war.magine because it shows his lack of understanding of economics, his lack of understanding about the trade relationship itself with china. he's saying it could absolutely hammer the u.s. economy. this is mysterious and as i said unfathomable. >> the status quo with china hammers the u.s. economy this is a president who stood up to china. he ran out and he said we are not going to be taken advantage of the. we are going to let countries take advantage of our workers of our manufacturing base and he has done so with strength boldness and with resolve. lou: why can't we use those words with members of the senate and the house with strength and resolve. are you kidding? those words are relevant to most of the members of the house and the senate. >> we have have resolved many when you look at joe biden joe biden says china is not a competitor. china would love joe biden because then they can take advantage of america. lou: by the way most of the republican establishment candidates the rhinos

>> well, senator pat toomey and i -- pat is a republican senator from pennsylvania -- we have been workingotification act. we lost 50 more americans in mass shooting incidents in dayton and el paso and odessa. the odessa shooter failed a background check. we will make sure states are promptly notified when someone fails a background check. i have been talking with republicans, with democrats, with the white house over the august recess. i am hopeful president trump will actually lead on this issue next week, take a position, stick with it. the american people deserve no less. >> brennan: we will be tracking that. thank you very much, senator coons. and a very early happy birthday to you. >> thank you. >> brennan: thanks for joining us. and we'll be right back in a moment. as a small business owner, the one thing you learn pretty quickly, is that there's a lot to learn. grow with google is here to help you with turning ideas into action. putting your business on the map, connecting with customers, and getting the skills to use new tools. so, in case you're looking, we've put all the ways we

pat pat patty hearst it's a low-level security facility. that's the destination she could be at in a month and a half. >> shepard: the judge said i'm imposing a $30,000 fine and one-year probation, 250 hours of community service and 14 days in prison. that's the sentness i think is the -- sentence is the write sentence and said for her rehabilitation you can move forward without the sentence i think the community around you would ask why you got away with this. judge napolitano thoughts on that? >> it's a little heavier thane expected but the rationale was right on the mark expresses the community outrage consistent with the sentencing guidelines and bullet-prof on appeal. >> shepard: i'm reading reaction from viewers and others on social media and beyond. it runs the gamut. why would they give her this time when others have gotten probation up to if this had been me or someone i know i'd been in for years and years. >> folks don't understand how federal sentences go. here the public knows more about the circumstances and the moral wrong of

bush did have pat buchanan running against him, but pat buchanan didn't enter the race until very late of these primaries were set. and so this is a sensitive subject in some ways because donald trump is really the first incumbent president in quite a while to have several announced primary opponents even though as you say they are not so serious and struggling to get traction a al this point. >> alex, thank you for coming on the show. >>> up next, why vitamin e, yes a lot of us use it in skin care products, it is being looked at as a possible cause of vaping related illnesses that have been sickening a lot of people. i'm off to college. i'm worried about my parents' retirement. don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... dealing with today's expenses ...while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they'll be okay? i think they'll be fine. voya. helping you to and through retirement. >>> breaking news. indiana now reporting third national fatality possibly linked to vaping. just minutes ago the fda commissioner vowing to figure out the cause. here is the quot

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(pam) senator pat toomey is among a small group of senators who met with the president on wednesday... to discuss a path forward on guns. toomey has pitched a plan to expand background checks during gun sales.. which he says has republican support. but democrats continue to demand that the senate vote on a house bill .. that requires background checks for any gun sale, including private sales. brie jackson reports .... president trump could signal his stance on guns soon..