joining us, adam white.nbase allows users to buy or sell bitcoin by connecting with their bank accounts and other digital currencies. the exchange of announced thursday it received a $100 million investment. congratulations. let's get back to the bitcoin search -- surge. this asset never sleeps. what is driving it higher at the moment. is it down to the hope we can as larger transaction sizes the asset growth? >> i think that is right. we are seeing the market respond to a really forward in technology that stands behind bitcoin. isregated witness improvement to the core protocol that could have bitcoin processing the same number of transactions as we see from the likes of visa and mastercard. caroline: what about geopolitics? talk of dealst of in south korea. is geopolitics driving it higher? >> i do think bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are influenced by the macroeconomic factors at work. a good example is what we saw last week at fidelity. so i'lling integration point customers can attach their accounts

emily: that was adam white speaking with caroline hyde in london.g up, steph curry of the golden state warriors has been busy investing in tech companies. so where is the putting his money? we will hear from him next. plus, alibaba's earnings continue to dominate. can they go toe to toe with amazon? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: pandora media will have a new ceo. the company has announced they have hired robert lynch. he is the fourth leader in less than two years charged with reviving the struggling music company. the appointment is effective september 18. pandora also said the former ceo of sony entertainment will join its board. well of the top players in the , two nba helped kick off the inaugural player's technology summit in san francisco. the summit brings together top leaders in tech, venture capital, and sports to exchange ideas and expertise. our editor at large, cory johnson, caught up with steph curry of the golden state warriors who cohosted the event. we started asking about steph curry's investment in pinterest. >> it is something i lik

white. cj ujah, adam gemili, danny talbot and nethaneel mitchell—bla ke, who anchored the team in the race of they are going to enjoy getting that gold medal. the americans with justin getting that gold medal. the americans withjustin gatlin, christian coleman in their midst, the two men who pushed usain bolt down the podium when he won bronze on the opening weekend. they spoiled his party there. bold pulling up with cramp, finishing outside the medals forjamaica. —— bolt. he ends on 19 gold medals in his career. japan absolutely delighted with their bronze medal. i will hand you overfor their bronze medal. i will hand you over for the closing moments of this medal ceremony. we will hear once again, as we have done with mo farah on the opening evening, the national anthem. this crowd will love this for the four by 100 men's team, who w011 for the four by 100 men's team, who won that amazing race last night. gold medallists and world champions, great britain. cheering. cj ujah, adam jim neilly, danny tolbert, nethaneel mitchell— blake. — — adam danny tolbert, nethaneel mitchell—blake. —— adam

lauren: white house correspondent david jackson is joining us now to talk about what adam just reportedwhat is going on in the white house? 11 days ago today, anthony scaramucci with announced as the white house communications here. does this suggest general john kelly has power from the president to act as new chief of staff? >> it's hard to remove anthony scaramucci and that was one of the requirements for taking the job. it's a good way for the general to lay down his marker. general kelly says everybody will report to him and he wanted to emphasize that by getting rid of scaramucci. lauren: everything that reports to him includes iphone for trump. you all spirit >> ivanka trumka matured kushner and presumably everybody. a lot of question as to whether that will stick. the president gets a lot of advice from his own family. also a large group of friends they like to talk to on the phone. i don't see how general kelly will present. lauren: do you see any other staff changes? with a seven in the next six months and is ration. do you see anything else happening or what about sean spicer

lauren: adam shapiro has more from the white house. reporter: good morning, ladies spirit all the events, tax reform car racing the debt ceiling come immigration is now front and center with the president endorsing legislation that would streamline the legal immigration process into the united states. it does come with some controversy because some republican thumbnail are in favor of what has been proposed. it would cap refugees have 50,000 but also streamline a green card. steven miller, adviser to the president was speaking to reporters than it got heated. take a listen. >> do not know the difference between green card policy and illegal immigration? the notion you think this is a racist bill is so wrong in so insulting. the reality is the foreign population into our country has quadrupled since 1970. that is a fact. reporter: the new legislation is designed to help americans at the lower end of the economic spectrum, those trying to get jobs and keep those jobs announced are you targeting african-americans and hispanic americans in

. >> adam tuss is live at the white house now with the impact this is all having. adam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. it was a martha started here at the white house. it ended just a few blocks away at the trump hotel down pennsylvania avenue. take a listen. >> no kkk. no fascist usa. >> reporter: overnight, we also ha president's advisory council on manufacturing because of the way that the white house has handled the charlottesville situation. of course, so many of us know under armour ceo kevin plank out of baltimore, he says he left the council because under armour engages in sports and innovation, not -- >> the ceo of merck left the council because of the president's reaction after the violence between counter protesters and the white supremacists. president trump tweeted saying that now that ken frazier has resigned from the president's council, he'll have more time to lower rip-off drug prices. we had a third ceo, brian krez nach of intel who stepped down saying he was stepping down in response to the way that the charlottesville situation w

. >>> first, want to go to our own adam shapiro standing by at the white house for latest on tax reform and where everybody stands. adam, good to see you. >> good to see you, cheryl. tax reform is front and center although so much is boeing on today here on the white house. on capitol hill, focus is tax reform here on the white house of the part of the president's overall agenda. this morning, mick mulvaney, director of office of management and budget, was pushing the need for tax reform. he was saying as we heard from mitch mcconnell yesterday, owe does not expect this to be a bipartisan effort. republicans who do have majority in both houses will most likely have to do this on their own. here is what he said. >> you can either try and do it with 50 votes in the senate, using what is called budget reconciliation or 60 votes in the senate without. my gut a tax bill looks a lot weaker, a lot less likely to get us to 3% economic growth if we have eight, 10, 14 democrats on it. reporter: that doesn't go over so well with the minority leader in the senate, senator charles schumer. chuck sch

this ration and to carry all of the desires the aspirations of the white race is right the ones to make america great again. with chris adams. as the country disintegrates white right wing vigilantes have formed groups with names such as the fraternal order of all knights oath keepers made up of current and former law enforcement and military veterans and proud voice these groups seek out street confrontations with left wing protesters some of whom have formed counter groups such as the black bloc and the fascists. and redneck revolt the right wing vigilantes whose violence and racism is incited by donald trump and a host of proto fascist pundits the news outlets has become emboldened threatening to tear apart civil society r t correspondent on your problem tell looks at the profusion of new white right wing hate groups. the united states has a problem with white supremacy earlier this month that problem reared its ugly head when several white supremacist groups convened on charlottesville virginia to protest the removal of a statue commemorating confederate general robert e. lee.

president inviting small business owners to the white house, touting the administration effort to boost the economy and boost entrepreneurial jobs. adam shapiro live at white house. what can you tell us? reporter: this was also an opportunity for small business owners, 100 of them from all over the country, to ask questions not only of ivanka trump an entrepreneur of her own right but linda mcmahon, of the small business administration celebrating 65 years in business. there are a lot of questions about regulations keeping small businesses from growing. burdensome taxes keeping businesses from expanding. listen what the president said where we stand as they get ready to roll back the regulations and reform the tax code. >> america is on the verge of a golden age for small business. we're ending job-killing regulation. we're eliminating the tremendous the massive restrictions on american energy. numbers will be released next week that will be earth shattering what we're doing with energy and amounts of energy we're producing far greater than ever before and pursuing bold tax cuts so our companies can thrive, compete and grow? >> as you

join republican senators dave perdue tom cotton at the white house to announce legislation callings for a new skilled base immigration system adamt the white house with latest. >> this is mart of president trump's promise to reform immigration system in united states, in the last week the immigration service is actually arrested arrested 650 people illegal immigrants into united states this morning the legislation describes where we would like to go where a the president wants to lead us as far as creating a skills base immigration system here is what he said when youngstown ohio last week. >> instead of day's low skilled system, just a terrible system, about where anybody comes in. people that have never worked people that are criminals anybody comes in, we want a merit based system, one that protects our workers -- [cheers and applause] >> our tax -- and one that protects our economy. we want it merit based. >> this bill that will be introduced was authorized going to be sponsored by snow tom cotton tennessee as well as senator david perdue from georgia, also white house later today regarding all of of this rob portman from oh

the conservative group planning to rally at crissy field this weekend is adamant they are not white supremacists. that's what nancy pelosi called them. so kpix 5's melissa caen went to ask democratic leader to explain her choice of words. melissa. >> reporter: yeah. terms like neo-nazi, white supremacist, white nationalist, "alt right," all the left, fascist, marks sis, these loaded terms are being used daily these days. as we prepare for this weekend, we looked at the "patriot prayer" group. some of them are trump supporters but we wondered, does that make them extremists? in a press release, house minority leader nancy pelosi called the event a white supremacist rally and today she said crissy field is a special place. >> now they are going to give it the venue to nazis and white nationalists. >> reporter: but is "patriot prayer" a bunch of white supremacists or nazis or white nationalists? not according to the southern poverty law center. "patriot prayer" is not listed as a hate group and its leader joey gibson is not listed as an extremist. the center reported that at the most recent "patrio

adam. reporter: it isn't just white house leaks.hroughout the government dan coats, director of national intelligence and attorney general jeff sessions are concerned put the united states in jeopardy, a possible threat to national security. so take a listen to what the two of them are saying about where we go from here because already four people have been identified and potentially charged with crimes for leaking information that was classified. >> this nation must end this culture of leaks. we will investigate and seek to bring criminals to justice. we will not allow rogue, anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country. >> if you improperly disclose classified information we will find you. we will investigate you, we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law and you will not be happy with the result. reporter: of course the most recent leaks were the president's conversations, private conversations with the leader of mexico and the leader of australia. democrats have also come out as long, or along

hull it was enough. 0n rugby league's biggest stage, once again it was the black and whites who shone the brightest. adamve now scored ten goals this season and have still to concede. hannah lupton reports. manchester united have looked united. perhaps inspired by their fast fan. this goal was offside, just. why matter again denied. the pressure was building. the old trafford crowd a re pressure was building. the old trafford crowd are used as stunning schmeichel saves. goalless at half—time but after the break, handball from a fox in the box. if the decision seemed harsh on danny simpson, the debate was over quickly. romilly lukaku could not ta ke quickly. romilly lukaku could not take advantage. lester's defence remained resolute until they were broken by marcus rashford, the substitute making it crucial contribution. he was not the only one making an impact from the bench. maren fellaini sealed all three points. not a perfect goal, but the start of the season for manchester united remains perfect. in the day's other premier league matches a 97th minute goal from raheem sterling earned manchester city

of the white house we are going to be there, of course, about promoting business, and small business especially, the engine of this economy back to you. >> we will be watching that thank you adam former what kind of chief of staff under president clinton chairman mccarty associates with us good to see you thanks for joining us. >> maria always good to be with you. >> reaction to this over the last week what has at an place. >> i think positive. i think president trump stepped forward as has empowered chief of staff the real issue to get a government in place, that is number one, number two, you've got to support -- stepping on world stage purposeful confident manner picking up on your earlier comments get legislative agenda in place foundational pillars moving forward i think that is what president is trying to do chief kelly an excellent choice a person dedicated this country served with distinction, and valor, i think the fact he has been in the white house, maria as head of homeland security is a real plus, that will give him a familiarity way to get started quick, and i think the president is empowered him to manage organize white house but the key is not just process, but

adam davidson has been doing great reporting on this beat all this year, and he has just come out with a new story. and this new story apparently has the white house's hair on fire, so much so that one of the president's lawyers on the russia matter, jay sekulow, has now told reporter adam davidson on the record that if the special counsel, robert mueller, started looking into this specific real estate deal, that adam davidson is reporting on, the president's lawyer says if bob mueller starts looking at that deal, that would cause the white house to warn the special counsel's office that it is exceeding its mandate. and if the special counsel still persisted in looking into this particular deal, the president's lawyer is now threatening to, quote, lodge a formal objection with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who has the power to dismiss bob mueller and end the inquiry. the president's lawyer is threatening that if this particular deal is investigated by bob mueller, they might see that as cause to try to fire bob mueller. sometimes i feel like the president's lawyers are like big, flashing, neon, red arrows that just wander the earth

on rugby league's biggest stage, once again it was the black and whites who shone the brightest. adamelfast tonight. as they face new zealand new zealand are the number one ranked side in the world and have won the world cup four times before. ranked side in the world and have england go into the match this evening with just one change to the side that beat france in the semi—finals. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, we are back with the late news at 10:05 — now on bbc one its time good evening from bbc london news, i'm victoria hollins.

adam shapiro in washington with those details. reporter: good morning, ladies. the white house was a focus on small business. meeting with small business owners on tuesday. heating up on raising the debt ceiling in tax reform. steve mnuchin met with mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. no agreement on raising the debt ceiling which has to be done according to the treasury department by september 29th. here's what mcconnell said about what is about to happen. >> i don't think this is 1986 when you have a bipartisan effort. maybe there will be a few. several democratic senators did not sign the letter who may be open to progrowth tax reform. even though you get the reconciliation process, nothing to prevent any democrat from supporting it and chooses to. i don't want to give up on the prospect. reporter: and many had orrin hatch of the finance committee who said he doubts there will be any any democrat to join them. remember that they'll have to start in the house and we expect to see them holding hearings first thing in september. back to you. lauren: adam shapiro, thank you

>> adam, in fact, they are. the white house signalled it's going to -- however, there is some signals there might be april short-term solution. the president would accept a short-term solution in funding the government for three months without wall money and kicking that can down the road a little bit. there's no appetite in congress, i can tell you, to fund money for a wall along the mexican border. >> edward lawrence live at the hill this morning for us. >>> your information made vulnerable in the opm attack in 2015, we may know who was behind it. a chinese national has been arrested for using the same type of rare malware used in the office of personnel management hack. they report the man isn't charged with hacking the government but prosecutors are suggesting the connection. opm's hack is considered of the worst ever computer breaches. >>> fairfax police looking for whoeveras this monday oumt dedicated to confederate soldiers. the paint has been reviewed and the crime doesn't reflect the values of that community. >>>

adam shapiro live outside of the white house with the latest on this one. break it down for us.porter: essentially has to do with green card applications and people who refer administration gets golden ticket to legally emigrate to the united states. this was outlined for us this morning with legislation introduced on the hill and that the president does support. it would also cap refugees at 50,000, but there was a press briefer today, usually you would see sarah huckabee sanders but first there was stephen miller, advisor to the president who was answering questions about the new policy and it got very heated. just watch a bit of exchange with mr. chaos at that from cnn trying to accost at that talking about, referencing poem statue of liberty about, gives your poor, tired weak. watch exchange. >> do you really, cn in the not know the difference between green card policy and illegal immigration. the notion you think this is racist bill is so wrong and so insulting. jim, reality is, is that foreign-born population into our country has quadrupled since 1970. that is fact. mostly

the violence in charlottesville. >> many made their voices clear outside the white house last night. that's where we find adam tuss with the message they wanted president trump to hear. adam? >> reporter: good morning, aaron. yeah. some of them said that the message that president trump delivered yesterday was a little bit too little too late. that's why they got here and assembled. look at the video of the protests. it started at the white house at lafayette square. went a couple of blocks down in the trump hotel and that's where it ended. all of this here in washington was peaceful in terms of protests. people carrying mega phones and holding up signs for heather heyer. she died in charlottesville. this was the second straight day of protests. we can continue to see the protests happen as the week goes on. this whole protest yesterday was assembled by a facebook groupment they were asking people who felt discriminated against to make their voices heard. we'll continue to watch if anything happens in washington today. back to you, guys. >> adam, thank you. >>> 6:47 now. we're finding out more about the man p

adams opinions about slavery. we'll hear from joe halderman, the white of the chief of staff bob halderman and a look at the life of the fifth president, james monroe. >>> journalists are the authors to road to camelot in

white house. even though it's quiet inside the beltway. adam, thank you.re about 49 minutes from hearing that bell ring and seeing at least two records at the moment. we're checking very closely on the s&p and the dow, which are on track to breathe air. so high they've never been there before. and in a surprising moment of unity, highly rare, folks. the un security counsel agreed with the u.s.' request to slap north korea with the toughest ever economic sanctions regarding its escalating nuclear program. a big victory against the dictator kim jong-un. but has the 1 billion-dollar penalty come too late? our next guest the u.s. air force vice chief of staff. you've seen his fair share over his three-decade career and whether they work. retired lieutenant general tom joins us straight ahead in just a few minutes. countdown's coming right back. the dow up 15 ♪ it's a highly contagious disease that can be really serious... especially for my precious new grandchild. it's whooping cough. every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their

and the white house had some concerns, going against congressman adam clayton powell was on the run. he had just been thrown out of s people wereethic linking adam clayton powell and thurgood marshall's name in the media, writing letters to the the senate. on the last day of the hearing, detroit corrupted in massive erupted in-- detroit a massive race riots. >> same time, milwaukee. wil: milwaukee erupted in a massive riots. these rights, of course, were done because of decades of pain and a lack of opportunity. so -- so many things happened aside from the very powerful southern man who did what marshall to make it. so many thing happens-- he had sleepless nights. >> eastman drew it out, the more the riots raised, eastland drew it out because he and irvine and and andnd ervin thurmond coming back to the mantra of soft on crime, miranda . and as a result of you being soft on crime the inmates are running the institution in these cities where molotov cocktails are flying. adam clayton powell coined the phrase black power, so they were trying to draw some synergies between all of these

adam joseph in for cecily a stunning day as you predicted. >> the action cam showing a beautiful shot here mixing the blues and whites and greens and the flowers are starting to burst out there. a few cirrus clouds, what was a gorgeous day compared to yesterday. sky 6 hd right now indicates the sun getting lower on the horizon and brightening up sky 6 hd here. just a few clouds out there and this is an alert. i don't tell you about often but a car wash alert. if you want to get that car washed and not worry about rain ruining that shiny job, you don't have to worry about it until the beginning of next week basically a 0% chance. and a rip of energy comes through and 90% of us staying dry for almost a week starting right now. as we look at the temperatures, 81 in philadelphia, millville and wilmington and 84 in philadelphia for a high today and upper 70s for the north and west and 68 degrees in the poconos right now temperatures drop into the 50s for most of the suburbs tonight. a lot of sunshine out there, still hanging on to cloud cover at the shore and a couple of light showers in southern parts of delaware and cape may county and skirting s

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we just heard from adam shapiro we've heard it escalating from president trumpet in the white house. that if north korea continues to provoke us we will respond with fire end. with your experience are we prepared. we are prepared to have a overwhelming offense of response. there is only two ways to motivate such a country. that is fear or desire. this president wants to make it clear to them that any offense of act it will be met with such an overwhelming response. it's not in the best interests. they are wise and making it clear. that is the basis of our financial defense doctorates. and if there is no gain to be head. and one of the first order so that they gave them was to make sure that they were ready. that are nuclear capabilities are there. and where they need to be to defend themselves. let me give you clarity as to what has occurred. our offense of capability needs to be modernized. i have to fight and drag and pull drank and pull the obama administration every inch of the way. i struggled with it every inch of the way to do anything we could to modernize it. i offered an am

adams became president. when you are living in the white house, some people call it a prison because you cannot get out very much. is it anjoy it? pleasure to live there or not so much? former president clinton: if you lived in informal life -- i spent almost a dozen years in the governor's office in arkansas -- it is very different. i basically was self supported from the time i was 19, it took some getting used to. i developed a real respect and affection for the people that ank there, and i developed enormous amount of respect for the secret service and the risks they take. i adjusted myself accordingly. i loved living in the white house. i remember, very vividly, the last time i got off the helicopter marine one before i would soon be gone. i was consciously aware that i was going in there more optimistic than i was about america than the first time i walked in. i never got tired of it. former president bush: it's great. they pamper you. we knew a lot of the staff. they were the same people who worked there when bill was there and many of the same when dad was there. it is great. it is a really historic

white house plans a renovation. that after social media surfed this wnld. all went to their bedroom retreat while wearing golf clothes. >> president trump is adamant that while he is here in new jersey, he's going to work hard. the white house opening as well as that call to north korea from top white house aides. other than that, still unclear how trump has spent a very soggy day in bedminster. >>> those in congress trying to protect the special counsel bob mueller from the same treatment president trump gave fired fbi director james comey. there has been new developments on the scope. she explains, what would be the focus going forward? >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is depending the special counsel is. >> if he find evidence of a crime that is within the skoem. if there's something outside that scope, he needs to come to t the. ij this is on possible financial crimes, as see czar even though president trump indicated in any moves to a "new york times" avenue, anything about your businesses is crossing a red line. >> when i look at your family photos what made russia. president trump has repeatedly tweeted, daulg. a grand jury in washington to i

. >> in just a few minutes, attorney general jeff sessions will be speaking on white house leaks. adameporter: ashley, this is a briefing about not only leaks from the white house, but leaks that threaten national security. and the attorney general will be joined by director of national intelligence dan coats and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. now, adviser to the president, kellyanne conway, was on fox this morning to explain why these leaks can be potentially damaging to the usa. so this press briefing will begin in roughly a few minutes at 11 a.m., and i believe we're going to be taking it live. back to you, ashley. ashley: adam shapiro, thank you very much. it'll be interesting to see what mr. sessions has to say about those leaks. of course, we've heard stuart all morning talk about his displeasure on what's going on and what it means to the country, so it'll be interesting to see what mr. sessions has to say about that coming up in just a few moments. stick around, hour three of "varney" up next. . . . stuart: moments from now attorney general jeff sessions takes to the p

white house? my guests today are the writer and political commentator adam raphael.tephanie baker, senior writer with bloomberg news. london correspondent for le point and le soir, marc roche. and columnist for the national and the arab weekly, rashmee roshan lall. a warm welcome to you all. we will talk shortly about those brexit proposals. let's start though this week with a word about the two terrorist attacks in spain, which killed 1a people in two cities and injured many more. let's reflect on the events of a grim few days. adam, your thoughts about yet another attack in europe, a similar modus operandi from the past too? yes, what can one say? there are rumours of a cia warning to spain, we don't know if they are true or not but in a place like las ramblas, there is clearly a potential target there and it surprises me that a vehicle was able to drive for 500 metres down las ramblas. another soft target, we see it time and again, marc? yes, and after nice i said that that sort of place should not have cars allowed because it was a similar situation to the promen

white house? my guests today are... the writer and political commentator adam raphael. stephanie baker, senior writer and chief global business correspondent at bloomberg news. london correspondent for le point and le soir, marc roche. and columnist for the national, and the arab weekly, rashmee roshan lall. welcome to you all. we will talk shortly about those brexit proposals. let's start though this week with a word about the terrorist attacks in spain, which killed 1a people in two cities and injured many more. adam and marc, your response to yet another attack in europe. a similar modus operandi from the past. yes, what can i say? it is a second—generation, young men committing these things, obviously radicalised, alienated, not surprisingly it happened in barcelona. it was obviously going to be a key target. there are rumours of a cia warning to spain, we do not know if they are true or not but in a place like las ramblas, there is clearly a potential target there and it is a bit of a surprise that they were able to drive for 500 metres down las ramblas. another so

adam shapiro live at the white house on all of that. >> let's give you the perspective, let's start withational intelligence and admiral mike rogers at the national security agency. because there were a series of letters from chairman nunez, the house intelligence committee in which first to mister coates, he said in a letter last week the committee has learned that one official whose position had no apparent intelligence related function made hundreds of unmasking requests in the final year of the obama administration, that was followed up with a letter yesterday that became public to admiral rogers and in that letter nunez says specifically, please provide the total number of unmasking requests and here is where rhodes was made, made by man to man been roads from january 1, 2016, to january 20, 2017. this is important because there have been issues about the unmasking of members of the trump transition team, officials associated with donald trump and accusations that the obama administration and officials in the administration did that inappropriately. james clapper who used to be the

adams has finally come into his own. he was the most hyper intellectual president and was pummeled in the election of 1828 and andrew jackson slaughtered him, the mobs came to the white house and there was the man who the author william cooper said should be considered another founding father, the long-standing founding father. he came back to congress, led the fight into slavery and they passed the rule to try to muscle his voice. he died on the floor of congress against the mexican-american war in 1848 and it's the last time they got together. his funeral was the second-largest after lincoln. there will move people to tears. it's like what happens to a failed politician. we have had several bestsellers. larry murphy was a huge hit and the first book's failure are combined into new introduction. they became fascinated. it is a tragedy and the reading of examining a american eclipse, david aaron. he did a book before. america will have its first total eclipse coast-to-coast [inaudible] all these scientists had people converged in wyoming. he creates this and you cannot put that down. the book down. >> one more book we want to talk about we always cover the familiar s

begged the question and had many ask why it took three days to by name note the white supremacist and neo nazis in the remark adam schiff. we to the street to get your reaction to that. take a listen. >> i think he should have did it saturday. you know, he -- mr. trump, he know what he say when he want to say it. i think he should have just came out and said this, this and this. >> better late than never but i really think that someone told him he probably should have said it in the first place and he didn't so now he's like my god let me come back and retrack what i said. >> that window creates a lot of possibility for different views, perspectives on the why. he does or doesn't do it. if he addresses it in that moment like his vice president did, like other members of the republican party did, and democrat party did right away, he would have dealt with this much more quickly. >> reporter: well, we have a poll going on twitter asking you to weigh in. hundreds have voted. do you think too late? do you think it's better late than never or do you think that the timing is just right? make sure you weigh in we want y

defense secretary mattis in the first gulf war, and he brings -- [audio difficulty] adam shapiro live from the white >> reporter: and they're keeping an eye here at the white house in what's happening in venezuela and north korea. let's start with north korea. no new developments at the united nations after north korea had launched another ballistic missile, a successful test, we're told. but the white house is keeping an eye on that. and not too long ago sebastian gorka, an adviser to the president, said this about what the president is considering regarding north korea. >> we'd like people to understand that this is a flea, north korea is a stalinist regime, but it can't feed its own people. we are the united states of america. we're not even a superpower, we are a hyperpower, and we see this as blatant blackmail, blackmail of the western community, and we don't give in to blackmail. this president is not a man who should be blackmailed. >> reporter: now, this morning senator lindsey graham appeared on nbc's "today" show, and said the president told him a military option would be on the table if n

course, steven miller working with jeff sessions so many years when sessions was in senate adam shapiro at the whitecurity maybe in place rioters reporting the secret service plans to test a drone, on the property as a new way to protect the commander in chief news correspondent lea gabrielle former navy fighter politely intelligence operator good morning. >> i think a great idea as former presidential tale secret service agent said natural technical evolution i worked on surveillance teams current swaenz the secret service prides armed he z swaefrz all times they have assets on the ground they always have in air a lot of people may not know about, as a pilot, you know, there is what is called a temporary flight restriction national defense airspace basically a 10 nautical mile raid raid us around where his location is you can't fly up have to 18,000 feet without really special permission what is inside that airspace are assets that support secret service they are conducting surveillance now a drone to test out see how it works going to give the capability of using he electrical optical sensors coin

white house? my guests today are the writer and political commentator adam raphael, stephanie baker, senior writerhe and columnist for the national and the arab weekly, rashmee roshan lall. a warm welcome to you all. we will talk shortly about those brexit proposals. and columnist for the national and the arab weekly, we will talk shortly about those brexit proposals. let's start though this week with a word about the two terrorist attacks in spain, which killed 14 people in two cities and injured many more. let's reflect on the events of a grim few days.

adam fox in new york where harvey is. john roberts from the whiteouse just addressing the situation a short time ago, and norm said and that he with a look at the economic effects of this disaster. here is what we know, we are 67 hours in the wrath of hurricane harvey and no end is in sight for almost 13 million people in the storm's wake and storm's path. harvey has dumped thousands of square miles, leaving at least 150,000 without power. the death toll confirmed right now stands at two, but a houston tv station says six members of one family drowned when their van was swept away by floodwaters. let's begin our flood coverage with corresponding trace gallagher outside houston. and a very wet ground zero. good evening, trace. >> good evening, bret. very wet, we are waiting for confirmation from the sheriff about that van swept away. moments ago, the ap up the death total to three. a couple of years ago, we never seen anything like hurricane katrina. it is ditto with this storm. we've never seen a hurricane pack that initial punish and develop into a

this earlyic president, john quincy adams, was taken in march of 1843, about 14 years after he left the whiteing to an entry in adams' journal, quote, the operation is performed in half a minute but is yet altogether incomprehensible to me. fascinated by the process, adams gifted the photo to his friend, horace everett, a congressman from vermont. the 5x4 inch picture was found by one of everett's descendants in the '90s and now it's headed for auction at zusoutherby's. >> it's a historical object as well. >> adams, who was picky about how he looked in portraits and photos seemed to like this one enough to give it as a gift. >> to have the ability to see who he was in a photograph is really special. he is not just an idea here, he is the man himself. >> the auction is in october and the estimate is it may go for up to $250,000. he looks a little grumpy in that photo, i thought. >> i'm just amazed that it survived over time. you think of those photos that disappeared. >> that in itself is extraordinary. >>> steve bannon helped frame the image of our current president. after the break, we'll sp