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white house communications director anthony scott a buchi has been fired less than two weeks into the job it's the latest in a series of reshuffles in chief trump sparking speculation of payoffs in the cabinet. and the french government is to open to new migrant centers near the port town of carly this comes less than a year after the infamous jungle camp was cleared. welcome to our team's national life from moscow on pay partridge thank you for joining us and we start with some breaking news stream members of a notorious street gang have been killed in a shootout with police in a moscow region courthouse the three were trying to flee trial after brutally killing drivers on moscow's streets well for more on this let's cross live now to a man cause for us at the scene hello there a man what can you tell us about what's happened. while the should have occurred right here at the regional. only out of the. pm. when gunshots. were. heard. there were. at that point. the guards that were trying to get a hold of their weapons apparently. they pried the elevator door open and. they opened. the

white house communications director anthony scott a move she has been fired less than two weeks into the job is the latest in a series of reshuffles in teen sparking speculation of chaos in the cabinet. the french government is too open to new migrant centers near the port town of kalak a this comes less than a year off to the infamous jungle town was created. thank you for watching r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge. understand with some breaking news three members of an a tourist street gang have been killed in a shootout with police in a moscow region courthouse the three were trying to avoid trial for ambushing robbing and killing drivers on moscow's streets for more on this let's cross live now to ramon who's at the city. tell us more about what's happened. the courthouse. gunshots were heard. inside. the courtroom going up the elevator on the third floor when they viciously attacked the guards grabbed their weapons and began. now. apparently. in the shoot out by the suspects managed to pry open the door and get. one of the police managed to. kil

the white house to see in a spate of departures lately and after only ten days in office anthony scott mochi has now been sacked as his communications director is dismissal is widely regarded as an attempt by the u.s. president's new chief of staff john kelly to assert his or thought. over the reshuffles on capitol hill prompting speculation of chaos in trump's cabinet at the maybe perhaps another reason by the shake ups is r.t. correspondent jacqueline now explains the never ending drama coming out of the white house has recently been bolstered by a number of shake ups in the west wing staff and each time another employee bites the dust the media cries that chaos and disaster are reigning in the white house the turmoil inside the white house is real and on full display the torrent of profanity obscenity and humiliation this is a recognition that six months into this presidency it is a fail of a failed presidency we've been seeing trump repeatedly attack members of his own staff often on social media causing headlines to erupt questioning the president's fantasy these insane tweets som

white house communications director anthony scott a move she has been fired less than two weeks into the job it's the latest in a series of reshuffles in team trump sparking speculation of payoffs in the cabinet . on the french government is to open to new migrants centers near the port town of crowley this comes less than a year after the infamous jungle town was cleared.

anthony. >> mason: scott padgett of ktvt. thanks. now to the political storm in washington that pits the president against fellow republicans. in a tweet today the president said, "the only problem i have with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is that after hearing repeal and replace obamacare for seven years, he failed." but that was not the only problem. the president also complained that mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan failed to link legislation to raise the debt ceiling to a popular veterans' bill. that bill passed. the president said, "could have been easy. now a mess." in syria, u.s.-backed forces are tightening the noose around isis in raqqa, which the terror group considers its capital. as isis loses ground, today it used a young child for propaganda to threaten the u.s. here's holly williams. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in its latest propaganda video, isis claims this boy is american. the 10-year-old son of one of its fighters, living in raqqa, the so-called isis capital in syria. now being hammered by u.s. coalition air str

anthony scott triano who taught at st. matthew's episcopal school is accused of killing young girls what to wear and then directing them into position so he could photograph them. the triano faces 16 counts. >>> tech companies are asking the supreme court to report -- acquire police to get a warrant before they can demand cell phone location data. and cell phone tracking technology threatens americans privacy rights. they will talk about how they can promote enforcement. >>> and demonstrators called for peace between the united states and north korea. a few dozen protesters rallied at powell and market street. they spoke out against president trumps, and that would be better used for lives here. >>all these things have met the bigger edition of life here, and again, innocent people around the world. >> the demonstrators also say the 25 million citizens of north korea should not he demonized chip to provide rationale for military conflict. >>reporter: a bay area man is for a service dog after it was stolen from a safeway pa

anthony. >> mason: scary numbers. scott padgett of ktvt. thanks. heavy rains next week could potentially whment troubled drainage system in new orleans. the city suffered devastating floods earlier this month when 17 of its drainage pumps failed to work after a severe downpour. 14 pumps are still offline tonight. hurricane harvey is the first natural disaster that president the president plans to visit texas next week, and his team wants to avoid the mistakes of the past. here's major garrett. >> reporter: as floodwater and desperation engulfed new orleans in the aftermath of hurricane katrina, the inept federal response was enclaspalated in this now-infamous remark from president george w. bush to then-fema director michael brown: >> and, brownie, you're doing a heck of a job. the fema director is working 24-- ( applause ) >> reporter: the failures of katrina haunt emergency planners to this day, so much so, white house homeland security adviser tom bossert felt compelled to say this today: >> now is not the time to lose faith in your government i

new orleans t scott pag wor >> anthony, looking like a major hurricane is on the way.d eye right now. a lot of open, warm walter to strengthen. the official hurricane track. as you take a look, center of circulation, moving north, northwest at 10. wind at 85 miles an hour. as we talked about coming on shore, late friday night into early saturday morning as category 3. then what is interesting to me its by saturday afternoon, still a category 2. and it slows down and then it starts to make its way back toward the coastline. as the a tropical storm. so the concern here is, as it works its way back down to the southeast, possibly over the opening water, restrengthening going into tuesday next week. we talked about the storm surge higher in spots. as we take a look, friday, saturday, sunday, monday. some, 25-30 inches rain into louisiana as the track of harvey will start to work its way to the northeast. right now new orleans, 4 inches of rain. could see the number go up. anthony. >> scott padgett, thanks. >> now to the political storm in washington that pits the president

anthony. >> unreal rainfall numbers. scotttening the east coast. >> yeah, a threatening. parts of north, south carolina. as right now, it's number 10. doesn't have a name yet. about 40 miles south of charleston, south carolina. it will become irma as we go into the next 24-36 hours. then by the time we go into tuesday afternoon near the outer banks. then said and done out over the open walter. peak of hurricane season, september 11th. >> scott pagett. thanks. become to norah o'donnell in houston. >> anthony, thank you. we should note that some who have made it out of the floodwaters are still struggling to find shelter relief and medical attention. some take refuge in churches as they wait for help to come. here is jericka duncan. >> this east houston church quickly turned into emergency shemter as evacuees searching for higher ground had no place else to go. like fabian perez and his family, very little belongings left. >> i see your children don't have any shoes. >> nobody, nobody has any shoes. we are doing whatever we can.

past as a system as we go through the end of the week and into the weekend, anthony. >> mason: we look forward to that. scott padgett, of ktvt. thanks. hurricane harvey is all too familiar for victims of hurricane katrina. michelle miller is in louisiana. >> reporter: we are headed toward lake charles, louisiana, about three hours east of houston. it is bracing itself as tropical storm harvey should make landfall tomorrow morning. the rain in lake charles has been steady the last four days, but last night it became dangerous. nearly 200 residents were forced to evacuate, some 600 national guardsmen here have been put on harvey duty. now, remember that hurricane katrina did not impact this region, tenitugus'st and speaking of katrina, this is the 12th anniversary of that horrific storm, and as harvey moves its way east, new orleans is in its path. that city is without 12 of its drainage pumps. anthony. >> mason: michelle miller in louisiana. thanks. and coming up next on the "cbs evening news," president trump warns north korea after firing a ballistic missile over japan. it's been month after month of fiber.

scott pruitt? texas governor rick perry? caller: anthony scaramucci said it best. he said you have to let trump be trump, and i've are member him saying that and i thought it was wrong. you have to adjust to the you are in. that is not how this world operates. the people around him can only do so much. in four months or five months, they will find ways to let fail.l kelly felt -- that is not how this business is meant to operate. it is not practical to run a country this way. is anesidency institution. towards possible impeachment, but we cannot continue to operate this way. we cannot continue to operate this way, because we are failing tremendously. these other aspects and these other things that are happening, they are getting in the way of some of the positive things he said he would go for. we do have some news on tax reform which we will get to. around at the people , "aftert trump dismantling obama era regulations in the first six months, the epa is about "will be its toughest fight which is the endangerment finding on greenhouse gases. it is a game changing

anthony scaramucci packing. been wanting to come on jon scott. >> molly: the incoming white house communications director didn't even start his job before he got the boot. here's what sarah huckabee sanders had to say yesterday. >> he does not have a role at this time. the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position, and he didn't want to burden general kelly also with atlanta succession. >> molly: john roberts with the latest on all of this. >> good morning to you, we do not know what is next for anthony scaramucci, the newly departed to medications director. he did request to go back to his old position. the problem for scaramucci there is he was completely off boarded from the exit bank and on boarded here at the white house. now he has been off boarded at the white house, so it's not a simple transfer back to the exit bank. he would have to be rehired there. we don't know if that's going to happen. at the moment, he appears to be a man without a home. that does demonstrate the authority and trust of the president is putting in the new chief of staff, joh

scott padgett, of ktvt in dallas, thanks. now to norah o'donnell in houston. >> o'donnell: anthony, thank you. we should note that some who have made it out of the flood waters are still struggling to find shelter, relief, and medical attention. some are taking refuge in churches as they wait for help to come. here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: this east houston church quickly turned into an emergency shelter as evacuees had no place else to go like sabbian and his family, very little belongings left. i see your children don't have any shoes either. >> nobody, nobody has shoes, we just doing whatever we can. >> o'donnell: you were literally escaping for your life. >> we didn't pick up nothing, just ran and go. >> o'donnell: some found comfort where they could, sleeping under tables and on rows of chairs. and the darkness we found an emotional nancy gomez holding on tightly to her seven year old son jesus who has cerebral palsy. gomez said he hasn't eaten since yesterday. >> his medicine got wet, so he already had three seizures. that's very intense for her but all we can do is wait. >> report

anthony. >> mason: sunday on "face the nation," john will talk to tim kaine of virginia, and tim scott of south carolina. authorities say terrorists who ies cked two cities in spain yesterday apparently were planning a larger, more sophisticated assault. at least 14 people, including one american, were killed, and more than 130 injured. investigators are trying to determine whether the driver of a van that ran down pedestrians on the crowded sidewalks of barcelona was among a group of terrorists killed hours later in a separate attack. isis has claimed responsibility. seth doane begins our coverage. >> reporter: more arrests were ma made today to jeers from onlookers. in all, four suspects have been detained following the twin- vehicle attacks, one down a busy barcelona street, the second 75 miles south in the beach town of cambrils, spain. this police document reveals the young faces of those believed to be behind these attacks and on the run. one is just 17 years old. sources tell cbs news that the terrorists were planning a larger attack, possibly a vehicle bomb using gas canisters, all bein

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anthony scaramucci packing. been wanting to come on jon scott. >> molly: the incoming white house communications director didn'tn start his job before he got the boot. here's what sarah huckabee sanders had to say yesterday. >> he does not have a role at this time. the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position, and he didn't want to burden general

anthony scalia. i don't often agree with his opinions, but he said, korematsu ranks with dred scott and plessy versuserguson as the three worst decisions ever in the supreme court. the question of whether this can happen again -- unfortunately, the court has not ever overturned or had the occasion to overturn the korematsu decision. so technically, it stays on the books. as i quoted justice jackson, and lies around like a loaded weapon, ready for the hand of any authority with a plausible reason. we may say, of course this is not going to happen again, we are a much more decent, tolerant society today. but, to think that history can never repeat itself is really not something we should do. susan: on twitter, john young wants to know, how did the authorities differentiate those of japanese dissent from those from other asian countries like china? karen: a very good question. at the time, the chinese developed these little buttons, like lapel buttons that they were and -- they wore and it said "i am chinese." so that they would not be confused with the japanese and japanese-americans. certainly, everyo

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scott with the second hour of "happening now." >> jon: a new start at the white house, senator chief of staff kelly, he's looking to replace anthony munication's director, so who is in the running? and ivanka and jared, also will be reporting to kelly. the fight to repeal and replace obamacare may not be dead yet, does the u.s. senate have the energy to tackle it again? ahead happening now. >> harris: we'll see with the top of the hour, thanks. >> dagen: michael moore says the reason many americans still support president trump is that democrats are offering no alternative. he says rather than try to attract moderates, the parties to move further left to win back voters. >> and democrats try to sonic republicans, they move to the middle or the right, they lose. when they actually run as democrats and run on the liberal issues of the american people, they win. there's something about democrats, the only way we can win, we have to repeal the trump voters. who we have to appeal to are the 8 million obama voters that voted for trump. >> dagen: there is your boy, there is your poster boy for the liberals. >> allen: who owns the democra

scott. love having you go on. come back soon. >> see you. liz: senior communications adviser has been named as the interim white house communications director. that's anthonyi's old spot. we're going to bring the political panel. yes, wendy are coming back. don't touch that dial ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> they are confident there are jobs for them and they can get a bite at the american dream. so many people are suffering and hurting. many going to jail, stand on corners because they don't have a job bought boont ending up in the morgue. the economy booming and the confidence the president is bringing back has to counts for liz: the president is on the same page as about with the manufacturing being hollowed out. >> i want to point to something and marry the last segment with this segment. we talk about the economy and the figures. but the president wants to say providing jobs will bridge the gap with race relations. clear

anthony simmons say sales are sky rocketing up , 25 percent over each of the past two years. >> i think this year we're also looking at maybe 25, maybe 30 percent more then last year. >> reporter: scotthe is always looking for new ways to enjoy his own home may kinchi. >> i will usually put it on a grilled cheese sandwich or something like that and it kicks it up, makes it interesting. >> reporter: western twist for an eastern food favorite, chris martinez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and still ahead on "eyewitness news" sports is up next. >>> also ahead a total body work out called slt and, according to "eyewitness news" anchor rahel solomon, it is as challenging as effective. see what it is all about and how she does it when "eyewitness news" comes right >>> phillies playing game two with the weekend series with the cubs and reese hopkins dream season continues some guys are wearing unique jersey was nicknames on the back as part of the players weekend. but out of the box in the first reese hoskins gets the things started with a two run home run to left field, which is unbelievable. that is 10 home runs in 17 games for the rookie. to put tonight perspective it took mike schmidt