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. >> he is thriving bang from 2340r7b8 car line ain the car. mike i heard your description earlier this seemed absolutely incredible to watch this in person. >> yeah, shawn, you got that absolutely right. it honestly just took my breath away. there's no other way to describe that. as i mentioned earlier we have chills and goose bumps wit witnes play-by-play. let's do a little play-by-play here and kind of give you totality. we started seek things change a little bit. colors got shaerp. we described it all most as looking through one of those instagram photo filters that pops brightness. that happens in real life. colors got sharper and shadows got kharper as well and light kind of from the sun really started to focused in as it disappeared you barely saw the sun mok ago round mountains and valleys and then boom the corona sun atmosphere super heated atmosphere in the sunny describe it like super web shooting in many directions that more motion than i thouxt you could start to see stars popping out. was enough plants were bright and jupiter and

out caucasian on my application and put hispanic and for ain that class two-year program with a $5,000 toolbox and gas and food vouchers for two years and 50% of my wages reimbursed from the employer for six months because i claimed hispanic. there are white africans in africa. there are white people in mexico. handicap.is a claim hispanic. the other phone line does not work. host: we are having some trouble with our phone lines. colleges areity open admissions institutions. they have a very diverse student populations from all groups. they do not practice affirmative action in the same way elite colleges do because -- i cannot speak to you our personal experience, but most community colleges do not consider race and ethnicity in admission. host: scott jaschik, editor of inside higher ed. thank you for joining us today. coming up next, we will be taking your calls about the new doj crackdown on leaks. we will be taking your calls on that. republicans can call 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. but first, this week's newsmakers interviewed the top -- heat

ain led to historic flooding around kansas city and with it dozens of rescues, one woman was plucked out of a tree where she took refuge and some had to be rescued from cars and wildings and tens of thousands of homes are without power. one crest is expected to feet 10 feet over the levels. >>> and bill cosby was back in court in montgomery county with new lawyers at his side. he was there for a pretrial hearing for the retrial on sexual assault charges. this trial has a big difference. verdict is live at the courthouse in norristown with more. >> reporter: some incredible differences. but as yogi berra would say it's deja vu all over again. he is back in court with new cast members. and the retrial will not take pr bill cosby was back in court today with his new defense team. led by l.a. lawyer, tom mezzaro. and the defense team for the first trial haslly withdrawn. judge steven o'neil agreed to give the team time to prepare for the retrial and the old trial date idone, a date is april 1st of next year. he is okay with pulling theew ry from a my cnt pool. the first wasallegheny co t

nick: an ain comparisons. either i'm going to play or taking the rest of the season off. fortunately for us, he'll be there next week. bill: again, our last time tomorrow here on cbs. built ford tough music city knockout from nashville. 1:00 eastern time and then pga tour 2017, a sporting life presented by dick's sporting goods and then we'll be back here at the wyndham championship sedgefield for the final round. the sam snead cut on the line. back with you at 3:00 eastern time. again, the lineup tonight here on cbs, it starts with "48 hours" then "princess diana: her life, her death, the truth." that's all tonight, only cbs. above. always get some great galleries out here. great fan support for the wyndham championship. the entire piedmont triad area. this would be a nice way for ryan armour to finish. get him within four. nick: it's a tough read, isn't it, frank? frank: yeah, it's slick and breaks so much in the middle as well. that's the issue. bill: coming off a career-best 61 yesterday. nick: that's a great view. he cut across it with the blade of the -- oh, just th

trade ain what u.s. representatives were talking said rules of origin need to be renegotiated? nafta there's a stipulation that a certain percentage of products have to manufactured in north america in order to be tariff free. car more than 60 percent of the input meaning the arts and pieces have to be produced in north america in rder for that car to be sold tariff free and one of the arguments the u.s. is making is increase theshould burden there and push it up to cars for er for example and that would force northcturing to return to america. lot of the asian producers so there's a couple of problems with that. one is it makes it more produce cars if you have to set up shop in north america where the costs are that will increase the input cost. that cond problem is does help the united states or mexico? what if they set up shop in so the united states is trying to address the issue by in aps implementing a made the u.s.a provision that would force some of it in the united obviously canada and mexico are going to push back on that. marc. pencnsylvani pennsylvania. republican.

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applaud that and i think the lesson that the president should get from this is to applaud law enforcement ain the way that they deployed peacefully and deployed the peace. michael and i have dramatic different points of view. i think most people are celebrating the fact that donald trump or during the donald trump era so far, 1 million jobs have been created because at th end of the day, we can talkolitics all we want, but most people, black, white, hispanic, asian want a good job, good wages and a good future. >> absolutely. that's the reason why under president obama the last six months of president obama more jobs were created than the first six months of donald trump. that's the reason why we've been standing up for criminal justice reform and saying that more people should have opportunities as opposed to what donald trump and jeff sessions are promoting of expanding minimum mandatory sentencing. so for whatever reason, if we want to talk about the policies we can do that. we can talk about how we are standing up for a kberl deal for everyone. that's why people are saying about rise and

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house up by three feet because your house up by three feet because you thought this was going to happen ainppen again? you've been proven right... yeah, that's right. so, um, they dig in and create concrete piers and physically lift our existing structure up so that, when water rises, it doesn't, hopefully, rise as high as the house is. zack, if this keeps on happening in your neighbourhood, do you almost feel like more needs to be done in terms of flood defences, or is this really just a natural event and you accept it? yeah, i don't think any of us accept it as a natural event. i don't know if it's a storm issue, but i've got neighbours who've been living here 50 years and have never flooded before, and now twice in 26 months — and significant flooding that will kick them out of their homes for at least six months at a time when this happens. homes for at least six months at a time when this happenslj homes for at least six months at a time when this happens. i wonder now ifi time when this happens. i wonder now if i can turn to your neighbour lionel, who is staying with you. final, just

do you feel like you have everything you need to get rockport right ain?eed to get rockport right again? we have gotten tremendous support from federal and state agencies. the government call me today. air force one has sent to people in two helpless out. the roads in and out of the community are not safe, frankly, —— to help us out. we thank our citizens who heeded the morning. i issued a volu nta ry heeded the morning. i issued a voluntary evacuation on tuesday and a mandatory evacuation on wednesday and to those citizens who left, we hope and pray that they remain safe and outside of the danger area. i heard your previous coverage, this is only a step one. we have just received a category four hurricane and upfront porch. starting tomorrow 01’ and upfront porch. starting tomorrow or the next day, we will receive a flood on the back porch from tremendous amount of rain that is dumping on the interior section of the state. it is now falling downhill and will come back to the coast where we live so life—threatening floods are in our future. that is the way

. # >> reporter: tonight in new orleans, residents all too ain using sand bags on the once 12th anniversary of hurricane katrina. >> it brought back a lot of memoes what we all experienced. it really evoked a lot of emotions and heartbreak. >> reporter: as a flash flood watch extends from texas through orida panhandle.way to the >> we're asking everybody to stay alert and to stay vigilant tonight. >> reporter: harvey expected to make landfall near the texas/louisiana state line. evacuations there overnight. our steve osunsami with some of those families. >> reporter: we are at the lake charles convention center where they are moving other families from other shelters to this one because of the rising water around those buildings. but just outside is a body of water, a lake, that they're watching overnight. >> reporter: and the concern here in new orleans, problems with 14 water pumps last week. this is one of the main pumping stations here in new orleans, you can just see how the rain water drains into this canal, and then is pumped into the lake. one of the pumps, overheated earlier and no

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i received an capital ain ines decided to sit her chemistry exam. the exam i did the morning of the fire. how much of the fire did you see? my dad burst into my room, and he said there was a fire in the building. we left our flat, reached down stairs. at first i was annoyed at him for pulling me out, because it was such a small fire. then we realised how big it was getting when it started reaching six floors above it and it carried on going. six floors above it and it carried ' up, six floors above it and it carried on going. up, and up, then it was no turning back. since the disaster, ines's family have been living in a hotel and are still waiting to permanently rehoused. after everything you had seen, you had heard in that fire, you were at school the next morning taking an exam. many people will be wondering why you had all of that courage to go into school? i had been revising for chemistry the night before. that was in the top of my mind. when i woke up, my dad barged into the room, my chemistry notes were right next to me. the first thing i gr

when you see them going out, do you have a hankering to think, i want to do it ain?d it on my own. you have all this great year so it's a slightly different thing. watching them sail away, i sort of feel... yes, i would quite like to be going. when they are going through the training, do you ever find people who going through the training, do you everfind people who put going through the training, do you ever find people who put themselves forward and you think, actually, they are not going to make it? yes, we do. i'm usually it turns up in the first week of training. normally, they will discover it for themselves and say it isn't for me and we say fair enough. occasionally, the odd person we will say, really, you're not right for this. best drop out now. what do you think the most difficult thing will be for people who have not done it before to get used to? living in such a confined space, having to give and take, the discipline of a boat, the teamwork that is necessary. but, you know, you can't switch channels when the weather gets nasty, you've just switch channe

there's also an anti- immigrantp movement that turns into ain party.gings they have one that onlyn hold pb nativeborn can hold office in the united states. so history repeats itself. [laughter] in the have a slogan. here's the slogan of the know nothings. americans only shall govern america. we could write a letter in 1850, i know i'm not a note nothing, the declaration of independencet began by saying all men are created equal and then some say all men are created equal except the negroes and he said, if that is the case, i would emigrate to a country where they make no pretense of loving liberty, to russia for instance where destitute them is taken pure and there is no -- of hypocrisy. so lincoln had a way with words. >> but lincoln had to construct a coalition. in this role went with everything falling apart and he had to construct an argument. the argument and there's a lot to say about lincoln in thee argument itself because she's a lawyer, he trains himself in logic, he is very cognizant of appealing to people in persuading and bringing them along and using plain language. lincoln

if you were to ask an educated , ain american citizen citizen who had a sense of history, if you were to ask them, what do you think of harry truman and latin america? muchould probably pretty draw a blank in terms of that question. truman does not have among latin americans a strong memory. if you mention harry truman, they immediately bring up the marshall plan, which is probably the most successful u.s. foreign-policy ever. certainly an educated latin american would bring up nato. and it certainly that person truman's decision to resist north korean oppression. by comparison, most latin americans would bring of many of the 20th century democratic presidents. franklin roosevelt, the good neighbor policy. virtually every latin american major city has a boulevard named after president roosevelt. john kennedy. the catholic president. the alliance for progress. you would not be hard-pressed, much as in the united states, to still find in the homes of latin americans, a portrait of john kennedy. carter, numero uno, perceived as a saint in latin america. he pushed to the animal command --

was filled with people7 barriers to keep people out unless they were screened by police.7 barriers áinp right-wing demonstrators away from antifa and anti-fascist groups but the barriers didn't stay up the whole time.7 got word that only a few trump supporters, patriot prayer people showed up7 literally chased out of the park7 anti-hate protesters billed it a peaceful rally, though many showed up with shields, helmets, smoke bombs, and pepper spray.7 13 people arrested, 2 people hurt badly enough to get sent to the hospital. "i saw your sign that said love one another. do you feel like there's love here today?absolutely. i've worked through the crowd and so many people have come up and given me hugs and nods of approval and that's what we need to be doing is touching each other's hearts, even the ones we disagree with. we need to learn how to communicate." (vo)berkeley mayor jesse arreguin:7 applauded seven thousand for opposing bigotry, hatred, racism7 violence from a small group of protesters was unacceptable7 police made the right call by de- escalating the situation in the afternoo

missing the survey. ,ains for the major averages the dow, s&p 500, nasdaq solidly higher after the rally yesterday. the nasdaq yesterday had been up more than 1% and the s&p 500 more than half of your percent. the geopolitical tensions earlier this week, that briefly took a toll on the markets being shaken off as buyers are stepping in. when we look at the breadth of the market, there may be some reason to be concerned and think that perhaps the rally we have seen for two days could be short-lived. .his is a one-year chart in white, the s&p 500 and in blue the percentage of members above the 50 day moving average. yesterday, the s&p 500 moved above the moving average, considered to be bullish and saying buyers are moving back in. in blue, the percentage of the members over the 50 day moving , thege, 43%, declining market internals are deteriorating is what that is telling us. suggesting that the rally we see for stocks today -- this week could be short-lived. let's look at a sector doing well, homebuilders. bid. all getting a decent credit suisse estimated they could lose $1.1 billion in

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want to enable tens of thousands of people going forward in the years to come to interact with data aind powerful ways that user in a company might be somebody not technical so what they really need is very sophisticated analytics capability, which is presented in a very straightforward, simple and intuitive way that's what clear graph and the natural language processing technology that they've been working on helps to enable and tableau has also been working on a bunch of natural language capabilities. so the combination would allow an executive, for example, to say what were my sales yesterday? or maybe a more sophisticated question like sew me all of my customers in europe who have spent $100,000 or more year to date, all done in a hang wage that makes sense to the person asking the question and they can follow up with more sophisticated questions. >> i'll give you a bunch and you can pick university of georgia, notre dame, we love notre dame, what would a query that one of those companies or schools would ask that would give information back using this new clear graph technology >>

ain, i think -- i bet if president xi were talking, sign up to the second centennial which is 2049, we just want to be a great power in our region. we don't have ambitions to be in europe. charlie: you think that might change? >> well, the competent is in 50 years if i become the predominant power in asia, will my horizon expand? maybe, maybe not. compared to everything it could see. but it couldn't see things that were very far away and i don't think it has any territorial ambitions but it does have ambitions to be debate and have thers be defer enshal. cheal charlie -- charlie: the number of projects it has in pursuit of minerals and pursuit of relationships on different continents around the world, africa, latin america, the trade with latin america. >> absolutely. it's a stream to the resources and continuing their supereconomic growth and building up. i think again historically, if all i want to do is secure my lines of communication and all i want to do is secure my access to resources, that in the japanese case led ultimately to an engagement and fighting about that and indeed b

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unwelcome throwback to segregationist ideas and rhetoric at a time when patriotic conservatism is .aining ground almost none will be dedicated to the fascists left. terry mcauliffe was was into a downtown building under police protection in the afternoon. one female witness to the scene showed thank you for showing up. our comments on the media. carroll tweets that hate is bad for the usa and there's plenty coming from liberals. steven says grown men holding weapons walking towards innocent -- not arrested. david is tweeting that his reconciliation speech touts accomplishments. it's not about the economy. c-span wj is how you tweet us. cleveland, ohio next. the independent line. good morning. good morning. whether you believe what the right-wing wing people are doing, it's their right to go and protest. to have the left laying black lives matter people you don't or the clip clucks clan neo-nazis going to counter .rotests when they go somewhere you don't see -- it's ridiculous squash -- idea is to if you are worried and you go out and speak your mind and they don't like what you are saying

will that happen ain? for strictly. will that happen again? will we see that longevity?”anybody achieving what he has achieved, to have four of the biggest hit shows in the history of british tv over a 50 year career is pretty amazing, and also tribute to his judgment about what he would say yes or no to. he was very smart at knowing what the right format work for him, orient at that. so your saying he was pretty canny, super talented but also candy. very canny, we only know about this shows he said yes to but we don't know, or idotoa he said yes to but we don't know, or i do to a certain extent, the hundreds of ideas over the years that he said that is not for me, but he had the smartness to know what song to sing, what movie scripts to shoot, and bruce was a master at that. and a lovely man to boot, he was loyal, he was a very special man. and started as a classic song and dance man, i remember him really much later in life, still amusing when he showed off his tap dancing. it seemed he deliberately kept slim and fit. he looked after himself. he didn't smoke, he liked a

five others hurt ain critical condition. >> here's a look at the suspected drive.0-year-old man from the u.s. state of ohio. he is being held on suspicion of second degree murder. >> the fbi has opened a civil rights investigation into the incident. virginia's governor spoke with president trump about what happened. the violence in charlottesville comes as the u.s. is facing the north korean philadelphia thrmi. the white house discussed the issue with emanuel macron on thursday. and the chief of staff is set to meet with south korea's president on monday. what a time to be talking instead of inflaming with more rhetoric that we've seen from more than one side here. >> yes. it's going to be an important time for u.s. and south korea to have an opportunity to be speaking directly. south korean officials have been standing by their allies, the u.s., all week. they have not been commenting publicly, officials at the government level, on what the president has been saying and the tone, instead they are pointing the finger at pyongyang for raising the tension on the peni