anton has owned the building for eight years. the tenants below have been there for the last eight years, david, you started living there with a roommate and now lives there with his wife. and in the studio unit on the ground floor, we've had matthew there for the last two years, and he's given us no signs or indications that he's wanting to move out. we've talked to the tenants there, they know our plans to renovate, and they fully support the plans that we're doing and we have letters of support from them and our neighbors that say they're okay with what we want to do. we have been renting a rental with a minimum 30-day furnished rental just so it doesn't stay vacant. our first tenant we put in there was actually for over a year, and he lived in there in the neighborhood locally. he was going through a divorce and he needed a place to stay when he was going through that with his wife. we tried to open up a line of communication with him in hope of appeasing some of his concern? we never heard back from him, and he's never reach

what's your response to what anton just said? the point that i made earlier, a lot of the battles that president trump takes can be polarizing. but as long as he's focusing on the big issues like china -- and the economy. >> it's falling apart, justin. you can't say he's focused on it. it's falling apart right before our eyes. you've seen the stock market. >> economy is absolutely not falling apart. >> the growth rate and economy is still very high. unemployment is very low. especially amongst african-americans -- >> justin, don't give me -- >> the economy is doing very well now. >> justin, i'm black, the black is not doing well for people who look like me. the economy is not doing well for african-americans who look like me. >> what's the unemployment rate among african-american voters? >> we appreciate it. we got to get going. anton and justin, our thanks to you. >>> we're also monitoring deadly wildfires. hitting the amazon rain forest. you've seen it. why is it a problem for much more than just brazil and how has politics got

inspired by chestnuts of a teeny a screenwriter born in lazzara who worked with the directors viscounty antone only and fellini and had an impact on italian cinema for more than 3 decades. i want to be but this is an it's of a teeny i wanted to create a library of italians that every italian should have in their home. books about philosophy literature and science. his idea was that only a well rounded general education could bring about peaceful coexistence. but not everyone in lazzaro agreements naturally the mayor is ordinance against nastiness has its critics. but it's always a normal citizens like me feel offended we are decent people and if i go overboard a bit once i'll be immediately punished. for stuff you see all the same row. but others are happy about the new decree especially when it comes to social media . it's so cowardly to not express opinions to people's faces anyone can pretend to be a hero i want to keyboard. if i did in the past year much about. me the mayor has already taken one of these so-called heroes to task he was offensive on facebook. but i mean. i contacted the off

harry anton. >> hey, it's been a long time. how are you guys doing? >> good morning, harry. >> good morning. >> good morning. so talk to us about some of the numbers that you have come up with here that you've uncovered, the president's approval rating among black voters what did you find out? >> what i essentially did is aggregated our last three cnn polls so we could get a breakdown by group but also by age. i broke it down between 18 and 49-year-olds and those 50 and older. what we essentially see among black voters is donald trump is not very popular, no matter what age you're looking at but especially those younger black voters, age 18 to 49. a 5% approve rating. 94% disapprove of him, and this is really not surprising obviously because black voters tend to be very democratic. even these numbers are low for a republican president. let's put aside the president for a second and concentrate on the democratic primary race. what i did was looked up potential democratic primary voters and said let's break it down by age and see how many of those voter

indian part of kashmir has been on lockdown since august 5th when india stripped the region of its antonetelephone and internet connections there are currently restricted. a man hijacked a bus on the bridge in brazil's rio de janeiro taking 37 passengers hostage he used a fake gun and threaten to set the bus on fire he didn't make any particular demands and the suspect was shot dead by police after a 4 hour standoff no one else was harmed but the incident did create a major traffic jam. and police in southeast turkey have dispersed kurdish protesters with water cannon and tear gas the region has been gripped by an rest since the firing of 3 kurdish mayors elected back in march they were accused of links to the p.k. k. which ankara considers a terrorist organization $400.00 protesters have been arrested since monday the government crackdown comes amid fears of a cross border military operation in kurdish areas of northern syria. that's a global news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show

nations will investigate attacks on un supported facilities in northwest syria secretary-general antone caetera announced the inquiry after 2 thirds of the security council petition for its investigation will look into syrian government and russian asterix on sites including hospitals seen it in a province mike hanna is following developments from the go ahead consists in york . where the 10 members of the security council that made the request for this inquiry to be launched were frustrated that the degree of division within the council itself in particular the opposition by russia to take any form of constructive action in deescalating the conflict in syria russia reacted angrily to news of the inquiry this is what the deputy ambassador to the u.n. had to say to think that it was a mistake and regret that there was a pressure on secretary general from from the part of the countries that really don't want to bring peace to syria there is a lot of news about this a lot of fake situations like the recent ones so without very much that this is for the sake of investigation this is for the

of the overwrought shrinking we have heard from the media over just the last 72 hours is michael antone. he was a trump administration former deputy national security advisor for strategic communications. now you said trump's approach was right because he's dealing with weak leaders in the g7, explain. >> here's something you don't hear from the coverage. and mccrone probably won't run again but, and trudeau, who faced a bunch of scandal in canada, who knows what is next for him. and if you are brand-new it's hard to find your footing. so president trump and prime minister are the two strongest leaders there by far. but in fact the trump administration get tough stands on china and japan loves that. and there are some long-standing trade disputes with iran. and they don't tell you that the president, you don't accomplish anything there. >> laura: they want us to be more like europe. i'm watching these people on television and thinking, have you ever read anything? have you seen what happened in the last 15 years in europe? it's like you can't see the hand in front of their own fates. >>

coming up that trump says the media, what does he see anton limited to a black pastor who refused tomn the president? that is next. he about link the division of the country at the seat of the media. many cases he is right. case in point, don lemon, black pastor bill owens on his show but that friendly interview quickly turned into a hostile browbeating after owen's merely refused to call trump us -- trump a racist. >> any concern for you the president used the meeting with black leaders with that criticism? >> i don't think so. i don't think that at all because i've been to the white house four times in five months. >> i know it is hard for you. you think it is hard to believe that trump is racist, but he repeatedly used racially charged language. >> trump leaders, he attacks who he will. he has his own man. >> it sounds like you are condoning attacks? is that christianly or godly? >> i'm not his judge. let me give you a little background. i work in seminary. >> i appreciate your giving me your biography but the sake of time because i don't have a lot of time with you. >> laura: tha

and commissioner anton is joining us as well. our commissioners do this work and they help advance it and i wanted to just be able to show the impact of the work and our form er commissioner michael p a papas, when we talk about this work, we cannot talk about it without the intersection ality f race and gender and orientation and social-economic levels. so commissioner papas supported us, was an amazing member of the commission, and i just wanted to afford him a couple of minutes to say something about the work that he started at the commission that he's now continuing to work on i was going to say with the department of aging and adult service s, bt i know there's a pending name change. commissioner papas. >> thank you, director davis. i am grateful for this invitation to address you today on occasion of the 55th anniversary of the san francisco human rights commission. i was privileged to serve on the commission for over six years. as one of mayor lee's very first appointments in 2011 and his very last appointment to the commi

anton stuart arrested for stealing beer was able to walk to his job at a bakery every day awaiting for of sitting in jail. >> that's why i said it saved my life. >> reporter: cnn talked to more than a dozen officials, judges, public defenders who supported the program. but here is where iowa's story takes a dark twist. because in the middle of last year's state budget process and out of the blue this line was inserted into an appropriations bill which stopped iowa's bail reform in its tracks. the public safety assessment pilot program shall be terminated. it turns outlet behind the scenes there was an explanation, you just had to follow the money. >> bail bonds didn't like the program because there were defends, people being held in jail that were getting out of jail without having to post any type of a bond. they were losing business. as a market share. >> reporter: leaderman bail bonds, a huge bail bonds company in iowa with 150 agents cross the midwest and a drive-thru service just outside the gates of iowa's polk county jail. it turns out the leaderman's may have decided money woul

this, the best time to look after midnight only till sunrise the closer you get right before some ice antonst. a lot of good viewing again. tonight or early tomorrow morning or early tuesday morning. as many as 50 an hour, i recommend you get outside, there's areas where it up be tough because we are talking big weather. you see all the cloud cover around it. once again an area we paid attention to yesterday stretching across montana and back into the planes a threat to favor your weather, ending entered into the overnight hours. we will see a chance of seeing big thunderstorms, winds up to 60 miles an hour, rain and hell, outside of these areas were talking about big weather and maybe different chars people can enjoy. arthel: very good, will you be watching? >> outside of your eye would be. >> what is it going to be like tonight? >> 50 an hour. >> have you ever seen a shooting star? >> this is fantastic. go out and see if you can see it. good luck thank you for joining us were back at fort eastern. right now more news from washington. >> see you in a bit ♪ ♪ >> a day after a trafficker jef

office in san anton antonio, texas. now hundreds of google punks are demanding the tech giant not do business with immigration enforcement agencies. protesters writing in a petition, quote, in working with cpb, ice, or office of refugee resettlement, google is trading the integrity for a bit of profit and joining a shameful lineage. we only to look at ibm's role in working with the nazis -- nazis -- in the holocaust to understand the role technology can play in automating mass atrocity. here to respond is a former acting i.c.e. director and fox news contributor and brandon judd is the national border patrol counsel. i know these gentlemen. i worked with these gentlemen. they put their lives on the line to protect this country and fight the people trying to do illegal things in this country. and to deport people who have criminal backgrounds and records. i'm honored to sit here with the two of you. they try to compare what cpb and i.c.e. and all of that is doing to nazis. i can't even imagine what you and your family thi

morning a 9 does morning about f anton terrace a neighborhood near burtonsvill burtonsville.fficersrrived to find damian calorie junior dead inside the house.n he was shot and killed. details about what happened are still very limited. it's not clear why this young manor possibly home was targeted andolice are also many not sure how suspects they're looking for al the meantime cie's body taken to the medicalmine examiner's office theyll do an autopsy there and police riet now nee public's help. they made no arrests and urging nip with informatn to contact them. there's also a 10,000 le war for any information that leads to an arrest or indictment. guys. >> 7:33 now t for the member ofn the faig off the co t of flor u.s. coastguard officials called over the air serve yesterday for justin walker master technician for fairfax county fire department along with the two boaters went missing. off the coast of canaveral at jacksonville. they were supposed to return from a fishi tri. >> we don't stop until we feel we've exhausted all resources in all possibilities and right now we sti

. >> let's bring in wanna summers and anton searight.ant to start with you because mike pointed out this interesting contrast where joe biden is a similar face but unfamiliar territory as a front runner. how is he handling that status, do you think? >> i think he's handling it well. while people are making noise about him not being at the dnc meeting in california he was with the same group not too long ago in atlanta, georgia. i think people have to put it in context, the primary is a marathon not a sprint. i'm from south carolina my sharecropping grandparents taught me to cook before you eat, plant before you kick. >> i'm from north carolina i heard the same thing. >> and crawl before you walk. so for joe biden spending time in early states is so important because those are the states that come first before california on the map. if he's smart, he'll spend more time in south carolina where 60% of the democratic vote will be african-american, 50% women, i believe that's reflective of our current democratic party. african-american voters

i attend to agree with anton. i don't think this is cause for concern quite yet.ventually the former vice president to start to pass some of these tests, or voters will hold him accountable for it. but right now the race is in a place where he can still absolutely, you know, kind of lunge at. he is in striking distance. he's in a good place. elizabeth warren is building an absolute machine. and i think that what biden has to really think about here is how is he actually going to allay the concerns of voters that are obviously laying out some of these concerns in early states here. >> let me stay on the topic. you heard ali vitale lay out what she is going to do today. 40 minutes in sioux city, iowa. what does she have to do to make sure voters have moved on from her heritage issue she has had in the past? >> what we are hearing is the voter -- >> she already has. >> they already have. we know the president will use this in his toolkit. i think it might have been a blessing in disguise for warren to have that. >> so early. >> it happened early. also, i think it bro

antone ollie's our day came face to face with the gunman and was shot in the foot it was my nephew made fun of me. with the details but who's. foregoing mitch. in that whole nobody ever questioned. 3 people president trump plans to visit el paso as well as dayton ohio on wednesday the local democratic party chairwoman has a message for him stay away unless you tell me to acknowledge that his language played a part again just having been witness to this massacre on saturday i don't think that there's any need for him to tom and i think that will optional only causing more damage than talking unity if he doesn't trump has made restricting immigration the center of his political platform he has described mexicans as criminals and rapists he referred in obscene terms to countries whose people seek to enter the us and grinned at a rally when a supporter suggested shooting migrants holding says trump's words matter his language has consequences and we saw what those consequences would be that he said bad. immigrants aren't invaders and that's the exact same language that the shooter used in h

kelly's attorney douglas anton told "ctm" national correspondent jericka duncan yesterday that kellyay have acted like a rock star but he did not engage in a criminal enterprise. >> the staff, if approved, for some of the gratuitous fans will fly them out, have them come to the shows, go to maybe dinners with some of the members of the band and eventually get back stage and meet the band. >> reporter: but this indictment is alleging people were involved in helping create an environment in which r. kelly would have sexual relations with underage girls. >> that's just plain out wrong. that's not the environment that was created. that was never an intent of anyone involved. it was just not done. >> kelly maintains his innocence and also faces criminal charges in chicago in both federal and county courts. his attorneys say kelly will likely be sent back to chicago where he will remain in jail until his trial. >>> promising new research could be a break through in detecting alzheimers disease. ahead, how a blood test could >>> on friday morning to you, a great start to the day with clouds

i'm swimming so much going to thank you for joining us from anton kong activists have sent a messagef resistance to the territories government and to beijing they say they will continue with their pro-democracy protests despite being arrested today charged with incitement and finally released pending a future court date. emerging from court defiant. joshua wang and agnes child present themselves to the waiting media with a message for china and the world. we show no surrender and i urge international community is to send a clear message to a president sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight no matter how the all rest of course who are. the pair were arrested early on friday and charged with organizing and participating in an unauthorized assembly those charges related to a demonstration back in june when protesters blockaded police headquarters but activists say the arrests are an intimidation tactic ahead of a planned rally this weekend one that has now been banned by authorities. police deny any link. the allegation that we arrest i