that hoover was upset was an understatement. what an insult. one might mark the coolheaded tort eisenhower from this letter from lodge. hoover would not allow large to have the last -- lodge to have the last word and they would squabble over mail. lodge had his way and the disputes were resolved by the rnc delegate committee. it was a foregone conclusion that ike would get the nomination, but did he have enough votes to get a victory on the first ballot? hoover delivered an address to the convention on july 8. the former president believed this would be his last convention speech, so he poured his soul into the message. he spoke of his struggle for republican values and he was pleased by the adulation and admiration he received from his fellow republicans. he hoped to god would give them the strength and courage to continue their fight for freedom. he was met with thundering applause as he left the podium. although he was grateful for the response to his speech, he was bitter in the aftermath of the convention. his enmity toward the eisenhower

for someone who's not an economist or doesn't have -- an account, it is an unreadable book. you can read the first chapter and stop. it's not true that inequality has increased. the only countries where it has our britain, the united states and canada. the reasons for the somewhat moderate increase in inequality has nothing to do with the forces he says. his book is called "capital in the twenty-first century," and it's about the prospects picky claims we are doomed. the owners of capital will take everything and that's been wrong factually and will be wrong in the future. that's one thing, the other thing he does on the matter of the numbers is he a doors human capital. the skills that you and i and other people have in a modern society. and that's gigantically important as a source of income. and so do not include that the accounting is a big mistake. and then more fundamentally, i think he has an ethical problem. he hates the rich pic and i don't think that's the way to go. i think the way to go is to love the poor, as i do. i got into economics to help the poor. i told y

british police say that are responding to an incident at a subway station after reports of an explosionral passengers reportedly sustained facial burns. it happened at the par son greens station in west london. >>> the woman who donated her kidney to selena gomez is speaking out and president trump and his remarks. "the new york times" says president trump doubled down on his claim that both sides shared last charlottesville. he told reporters yesterday there were some, quote, bad dudes. his position on the violent protest has evolved several times. >>> "the dallas morning news" reports a statue of robert e. lee was quietly removed from a city park. it was removed last night. it's being held at an undisclosed location as the task force comes up with recommendations for a permanent home. >>> "billboard" magazine says lady gaga was taken to the hospital. she suffered from severe physical pain and was unable to perform. she reported on insta zbram that appears to show an i.v. in her arm. it's not clear what caused the pain. >>> and "people" magazine shares reaction from a friend who donate

and this is an earned path. in other words the dream act it's about serving the military or being employed or being in school for a period of time. so it's an earned path but it's a long road. reporter: would this agreement have to include in your view perhaps the legal immigration, something along the lines --? ms. pelosi: this is not about that. this is about daca. we would love to engage further in the insurance about comprehensive immigration reform, but that's not what this is about. reporter: just to be clear, it's your understanding that the president does support a pathway to citizenship and you have no doubt that you and the president are on the same page? ms. pelosi: we agreed on our path, which is we are insisting -- in every conversation with the speaker and the president, with the dreamers that it will by he dream act sponsored congresswoman roybal-allard which on september 25, 26 goes into a bill by the chairwoman of the hispanic caucus into a discharge petition. that's what that is. reporter: base

an official said this is an isolated incident. london has been targeted with several terror attacks this year, people are jittery. stay with "action news" an 6abc.com for updates. >>> a racially charged incident is under the investigation on the campus of temple university. african-american students tell officials they came home to find this banana on the door handle on the dorm room of morgan hall this week. they happen to be the only black students on the floor according one of the roommates. temple senior director sent a letter discouraging the behavior. one of the students tell "action news" the school plans to discipline whoever is responsible and temple is working to make the targeted students feel comfortable on campus again. >>> it's been a week since hurricane irma hit the florida keys. all these days later people are not able to to go back to their homes and more than 2 million people in florida don't have power. a criminal investigation is underway at a nursing home in south florida where 8 elderly patients died on wedn

that is an employer. but this early experience of walking a bare foot across the fields of leading the horse is an experience of this weekend and the elements here. this is like a primeval landscape it. is nearly scandinavia it has the same crime it and this is something that i can now. embrace that i can breathe then. really fills me with great happiness that i can come back. for more than thirty years that was impossible after the failed uprising of june one thousand nine hundred fifty three he left east germany at the age of twenty four he set off for the west he went to the disco. and slept on a mattress on the ground because he had no money his dream was to study with. this teacher. in the g.d.r. i had once held a sheet of paper which he had printed a picture like a wood cut after years of breaking a rifle over his name. he was an anti fascist and had been banned from painting. banned from painting was the highest privilege there was. he had both and he also had a leftist attitude that came close to

, still an error. what we have are states who want to get bonuses who have not been reporting as they should be reporting. we know corrections are made on underpayments, overpayments, other kinds of things. we need to do a better dive, deep dive. the sba needs the staff to do that and do what oig is recommending. i agree with you, we have to look at the bonuses and incentives. if the incentives are creating a situation we're not getting accurate reporting on errors and what's being corrected, that a big problem. >> i would make an appointment before we get to the second panel, an improper payment rate, that's improper payment rate, money that should not have been spent. 2009 of that rate of a percent was 4.36, that's about $2.2 billion. 2010, 3.81, about $2.5 billion. 2011, 3.8, about $2.7 billion, '12, 3.42, $2.5 billion. 213, 2.4 billion and 2014, $2.5 billion and for some reason we don't have any numbers from 2015 and 2016 because the method of determining the error rate was very questionable. but i

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those might be an issue that arises term. the entry ban case i'm sure you're familiar with a lot of this because it's i won't belabor the details but there was the first executive order that was issued soon after the new administration came to office and was widely understood to be effectuating campaign promise that initiative he was formulated as a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states and that involved over time as it was framed and that first executive order was enjoined and rather than litigate its the white house issued a new incentive order in march even as it maintained that executive order was simply a watered-down version of the first one in response to the ninth circuit decision of the various injunctions affirming the washington induction. really seeking to commerce the same goals for the cases before the supreme court, one from the district of maryland by the fourth circuit and one from the district of hawaii of her by the ninth circuit are conserved the consecutive order. the first one

coming from an ice spokesperson. ice says an immigration judge likely granted gonzales's bond because he had no prior criminal convictions and the judge did not consider him a flight risk. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >>> now to a developing story an 83-year-old patient had a forrestville nursing home said her. it it happened earlier this week while she was in bed. paul wagner is live with the story. >> reporter: prince george's county police say they were called out here to this facility in forrestville twice since sunday. both incidents allege that a male staffer had done something that was inappropriate in regards to changing the depends diapers of two different patients. now, prince george's county police say the first incident that they recall last sunday did not rise to the level of a criminal investigation. however, the second one did. and the police came out here last night and they began their investigation and they been investigating ever since. the woman making the allegation told her nephew the sexual a

and then they came up with an excuse for the public. and an excuse for the media. and the fact that the white house counsel and other people around the president were perfectly comfortable with a lie to the public for the rationale of this firing says to me that they knew there was illegality. this is how you act when there's something wrong. you come up with a cover, and this whole episode is a bunch of people coming up with a cover. >> in the nixon white house we had john dean, among others, crack, and tell the truth about what he experienced in the nixon coverup. let's listen to the first person in the trump white house who cracked and apparently told the truth about why james comey was fired. he actually told that truth to lester holt on video in the white house. let's listen to this witness. >> he made a recommendation, but regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. knowing there was no good time to do it. and, in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story. it

there is an urgent need for diplomacy. course, if you would, how could it work? it's very hard to see it working, i agree. as winston churchill said about war, it is better than the alternative. it would help, this is where kim jong—un is different from his father and grandfather. north korea and provocation have gone together for a long time. his father and grandfather were a bit more subtle. kim jong—un is forging ahead on the one side with the military programme and one can make some reasons for that even though it is illegal and not in any way condoning that, he clearly wishes to avoid the fate of saddam hussein in iraq or gaddafi in libya. but what he's doing threatening to his neighbours and the united states. we need some sort of proposal. we have had diplomatic tracks before. it would involve somebody getting together. i think without preconditions at this stage. to size up the position. i'm not sure i have convinced myself even as i am saying this. it will be very difficult without it looking as if the west and th

and tony was fascinating to watch because he takes out an inkwell, and uses an old-fashioned fountain pen. it sucks up the ink from the inkwell and he was spilling things all over the place. it was charming. spielberg was wearing his baseball hat. so i was asked if i would be the script consultant. this was years later. they went through script after script, actor after actor, liam neeson, holly hunter. i got to do a couple of stage readings with them as they were warming up the play lincoln and mary. so i had a great time. they were not thrilled with the outcome. but anyway. [laughter] i was asked, will i be the script consultant and actually read the script? tony liked me. we do not live far from each other in town. we had meetings and i got an early copy of the script. each page was stamped with my name on it so i could not xerox it. very tight security. no leaks. [laughter] no leaks. so i bank, we had a series of meetings and we discussed issues and concerns that i had. you know, but anyone who has ever done this, and i have heard from other historians who have been historical con

out of the force of the comms fair game see how he's transformed into an avatar. china suspects a magnitude three point. earthquake in north korea's killed you area was triggered by an explosion previous quakes there have indicated nuclear tests but an international watchdog says these seismic activity is unlikely to have been manmade meanwhile south korea's assessment so far is that it was a natural occurrence kathy novak has the latest from seoul. china's news agency was the first to report an earthquake in the vicinity of north korea's nuclear test site it reported a three point four magnitude quake caused by a suspected explosion that caused immediate concern because in the past north korea nuclear tests have triggered artificial earthquakes but south korea's weather agency says it did not detect the sound waves usually associated with an artificial earthquake and instead assessed this to be a natural earthquake and the nuclear watchdog the c t b.t.o. also assessed this to be natural it made the comparison to a second smaller quake that occurred after the firs

bottom s rock unfortunately comes after an overdose in an emergency room or a hospital and sometime its comes -- doesn't come at all and people are -- die of an overdose. t's a really bad situation, it affects every population and every part of our state. in the urban areas, in the city wilmington, suburb an kent ount and he rural areas of our state. in fact, some of the rural and is bigger reas it problem and bigger increase in problem than in our urban areas. is something we have gotten support from the federal government and when i was in of the , it was one areas where democrats and republicans who represented urban, suburb an and rural areas were able to work together to find specific solutions for the different areas of the country. something we need to work together on and where state and ederal government can work together. >> governor carney, what is the process like as you call it, getting support from the federal government, what is that process like? pretty direct for us, we work as an administration, i have a great elationship with our congressional delegation, so we work d

tonight there is an all out effort to find who did it. nbc's kelly cobiella has details from london. >> reporter: a massive manhunt on for the person that sent wall of fire and panic through the london subway, and multiple senior law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation say a suspect has now been identified. >> the fire ball just engulfed the whole jeep carriage. the whole carriage was orange like coming towards us. >> reporter: it happened at 8:20 in the morning in a quiet suburb west of the city. the train packed with commuters and children on their way to school. >> there were a lot of people who had burns around their face and upper parts of the body. >> reporter: afterwards the device sitting in the subway car by the train doors still in flames. authorities quickly calling it a terror attacks. homes near the tracks evacuated. ian wallworth saw the s.w.a.t. team from his balcony. >> i heard a loud bang to the door and we were told to evacuate and we had to leave. >> reporter: did you smell anything? >> i did, yes. it sme

an e.p.a.kesperson told cbs that pruitt chartered the plane after his flight was significantly delayed, in order to ensure he did not misa critical meeting, and ethics officials were consulted. the colorado governor's office orfered pruitt a ride on his government aircraft, but the e.p.a. declined. do there needs to be an explanation of what that cost and why it was necessary. >> reporter: eric schaeffer is a former director of e.p.a.'s office of civil enforcement and now runs the environmental integrity project. >> especially when the budget is shrinking for your agency, the expectation is that you will travel as economically as possible. generally, t generally, that does not include chartering private jets for your travel. >> reporter: we called and hailed the e.p.a. a half dozen times. we wanted to know why it was necessary to use a military jet, and also, why they turned down that invitation to fly with colorado's governor. an e.p.a. spokesperson declined to comment. anthony. >> mason: juli

last year we had an election with an electorate of three with seven candidates. week back was dominated by brexit. talks on the terms of the uk leaving the eu continued over the summer with both sides expressing frustration over the pace of rogue rest. in the commons, david davis laughed at the idea the negotiations would be easy. a conservative mp tackled theresa may over the powers contained in the eu withdrawal bill which mps will debate late in the week. it repeals the european communities act of 1972 and transfers eu laws into uk legislation. some loss and legislations will simply transfer across. but many will have to change. —— laws. but many mps are concerned the bill gives mps the ability to make sweeping use of known as henry viii powers to change them without scrutiny. can my friend make sure she will look in particular at the amendments which seek to change the eu withdrawal bill so that it doesn't become an unprecedented and unnecessary government power grab.|i unprecedented and unnecessary government power grab. i am grateful to my right honourable

or if it was just an assumption. mentioned, this is not the first time trump's tweets infuriate british authorities. in jaune following the attack o london bridge he openly criticized the mayor saying there was no reason to be alarmed. clearly doesn't seem to have deterred the president from causing yet another tweet storm, frances. >> we'll see if this latest one takes it further or where it goes from there. thank you. >>> the russia probe widening. why the special counsel now focusing if on the son of one of trump's former advisors. keep it here on msnbc. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical

we believe not granting taxpayers an opportunity to have an in-person meeting would be highly prejudicial to taxpayers, restrict the ability to adequately judge the credibility of taxpayers and make it more difficult where the appeal is of highly technical focused cases. while we have seen appeals officers flexible in granting in-person conferences, we tha believe that taxpayers should have a meet face to face. another issue emerging in appeals is the increased involvement of irs compliance employees in appeals meetings. this change has created a perception for taxpayers that they may not get an independent hearing and decision as afforded by the taxpayer bill of rights. we believe the only involvement should have at appeal system in a preconference meeting. in a preconference the originating function can attend an pales conference to present their views on the issues, the taxpayers protest and hazards in accordance with expar ta communication rules. in a preconference setting exam would leave after their presentation but as of late rather than leaving at this point exam has been invited

it is peer rather than an adult an culture ration that's taking place. people are worried about this and patterson talks about the many people who thought juvenile delinquency was a big problem. this next generation was go be running wild. we talking about rock 'n' roll and see what the musical expression of that was. exaggerated but because nobody had seen before this such a large number of people who were in this sort of twilight zone belongcally and economically. but there are -- aristotle said you shouldn't start to the study philosophy till you're in your 30s. you're not mature enough to understand it till then. >> argument to be made that even though buy longcally we gaip became dulls did younger but emotionally becoming adults later because of school and not having to sort of do adult things at a very young age like military and stuff. they're not being forced to grow up at an early age. >> you have the idea that children don't have to engage or be socially adults till a much later date because societies provides for them. their paints provide for

the catastrophic conditions throughout the southeast of texas ha highlighted an issue that's had an impactfloods and flood insurance. in the counties hit hardest by harvey, cities of houston, corpus christi, beaumont and port arthur, 83% of homeowners don't have flood insurance. it's not like car insurance, it's no the mandatory unless you live in a high hisk flood zone. the problem for these residents is that their houses aren't in areas that were considered high risk flood insurance. so the problem is that flood insurance a overseen by the government because decades as owing, private insurers decided it costs too much to insure. today, private insurers manage flood insurance policies but the national flood insurance program actually provides money for the claims, and that program is broke. $25 billion in debt largely because of a steady stream of storms starting with katrina and most things that we talk about here there is some connection to washington. the government program expires at the end of september, and there's been an ongoing debate whether to renew it or not. >> so many people

maximum sustained winds 175 miles an hour with gusts over 200 miles an hour. remaining a category 5 tomorrow afternoon. begins the pass north of cuba.c. heading up in south florida as a category 4 hurricane and expected to move up through the central part of the florida peninsula. pounding all the state of florida on saturday and sunday before weakening to a category 1 and moving into eastern georgia on monday. after that, it continues moving parts farther inland as it passes into tennessee and kentucky. rainfall potential for this storm over this four day period, anywhere from 15 to 20 inches of rain possible over the southern half of the florida peninsula, 7 to 10 inches up in northern part and into southern georgia and the remainder of the area of the south eastern u.s. affected by the storm anywhere from one to five inches. just a terrible and extremely up believable powerful storm. we'll have a bit more later. >>> thank you. san francisco and san mateo officials blaming last weekend's heat wave for the deaths of six people. san francisco's medical examine

attack is imminent, too severe, still not great and highly likely an attack, but there is an improvementn, digital interceptions we re interception, digital interceptions were critical investigations, and plain old—fashioned were critical investigations, and plain old —fashioned detective were critical investigations, and plain old—fashioned detective work, trawling through a lot of clues and potential evidence. they've done it all in less than 48 hours. frank gardner, thank you. the most senior official in the government's brexit department — 0liver robbins — has left his job, after reports of tensions between him and the brexit secretary david davis. he's moving to downing street to work more directly for theresa may. a spokesman for number ten said the appointment would "strengthen coordination" of brexit across the government, as the next round of negotiations with brussels approaches. norman smith is in westminster, why has he moved ? norman smith is in westminster, why has he moved? officially, he has moved because his job has he moved? officially, he has moved because hisjob is to

it's a time when there is an increasing demand, more patients needing treatment in an already stretchedof planning to prepare the health service this winter, but nhs providers, representing hospital bosses, says more money is needed, otherwise this winter could be worse than last. current performance in a&e departments at the moment is no better than it was last year. despite a huge amount of effort being put in to improve that performance, it's staying stubbornly stuck quite a long way below the official target. so we know that patient safety could be at even greater risk this winter than it was last winter. the organisation says the service needs an extra £200—e350 million to help it get through the winter months. the government has given councils an extra £1 billion in social care funding to free up hospital beds, and there is £100 million to relieve the pressure on a&e. nhs england says it will have thousands of extra beds available, and insists that planning is more advanced than ever before. as mps return to westminster this week, senior ministers have warned potential conservativ

general assembly more on that coming up in about half an hour's time inside story as an. it's that time of year again when the one hundred ninety three members of the united nations meet to discuss the most pressing problems of our time it's the seventy seconds general assembly but it's us president donald trump's first so what is trump's message to the world this is inside story.

according to records, an apple watch. they stole the signs reerks laid them and then sent them on to a base runner who gave the pitch information to the batter. the sox reportedly admitted the wrongdoing and accused the yankees of doing something similar. stealing signs is not illegal but e like the watch is. >>> coming up, voting battle. a voter i.d. battle can be used in the upcoming voting in november. >>> and dress code outrage. a pregnant woman is denied service at a restaurant. this is the "cbs morning news." stand up to chronic migraine with botox® botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection,