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inldians blank the orioles 8-0. 87th loss of the ason. already said ouch. i'll say it again. ouch.or d.c. united, tonight'sth meeting ew england, the revolution at home is a must win that is not rlly a must win t they better win. the black and white for the black and red, the teenl has am make up groundhanow. they'reenged for a play-off spot. d.c. united's rise up the standings has been after being last place in the east last week, united now just three games out of the play-off spot. new england sandwiched in between d.c. and montreal. play-offholds the last spot. d.c. played five fer games than montreal and two fewer tha new england. home is sw bt. therand new film. d.c. e1 and fiv games played there. they earnent 10 poi in the last four games. tonight, a chance to make it three wins in a row. and that' where i'm headed actually right now. maybe they're going to let me bang the drum. >> good luck with that. >> i'll try. >> take a picture. >> you can come with me if you want. >> it's her last day. she can come t. >> okay. >> while we are going to be in for some rain on tuicday, a

to see that being pulled for what people see as a political ason will have some repercussions. robert: should we expect mor critics of president trump to see their clearance removed? >> it sounds like trump is lining up a bunch more. it is not going to just be brennan. pele that the president feels have crossed him are going to have their clearance revoked for disloyalty to presidentrump. robert context is everything. when you think abouthis moment, the white house, the president facing a possible subpoena, a report on possible obstruction of justice, how much are those challenges influencing the fight? toluse: all that is front and center. if you look at the lisof people the president is revealing, these are all people who have been part of ige russia inveion. james komi, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page. pthese areple who were part of the russia investigation. he iins tto discredit them and say they are part of the deep state. he's getting a lot of backing from members of congress, from his base. if you look at the people who have been dismissed from the fbi, have left

many reached out to express how they felt to losingo him such an injury in the first pre-ason game. phil taylor, josh hosely, and robert kelley. they were all vocal. the most insightful post came from chris thompson though. thompson suffered a season-ending injury last year tweeted this about guice. "had a tough time trying to hold back the tears this morning when i got the news. we had something great going on room. you know the squad got you every step of the way, bro. heal up and g ready to take over the league next year. sguice said tha why you're my favorite person. >>> nationals and cubs this afternoon from wrigley. ot-year-old juan so hitless in his last t games, never gone three games without a hit. soto drives in turner the top of the first. nats take a 1-0 lead. up 2-0 in the bottom of the sixth. heyward with the hit. two runs score both charged to jeremy hellickson who left with a no-hitter. two. tied at good question. seventh inning, bases loaded. holland notorious for walking batters and walks in the game-winning run. thony rizzo t first, nats fall to the cubs 3-2 is f

give that man ee sacar all ason. the a's win just one game behind in the a.l. west. they're classing justin verlander and the astros. arenado and the rockies slowing them down. 30th home run of the season put the rockies ahead and colorado never looked back. trevor story connected off a's brader fo peacock. the rockies win, 5-1. the astros have now lost nine straight at home. >>> anders last five starts have not been good. tonight he fixed what ailed him. six shutout innings fhe tp a no decision. two nuns and tommy lasorda walk into agiants b ualpl in the sev. puig appears frustrated with himself. i don't know what upset hundley. puig shoved and the benched cleared. puig and hundley ejected. manny machado singled. so the dodgers tie thione up. alan hansen came up big in the ninth driving in the giants first run and here the second. belt comes all the way around to score. the ball gets away. slater would be out. will smith in for the save gets max muncy swinging. the giants with their third game in a row big ninth inning win against l.a. the warriors cook surprised hi

asonizing her and using her a campaign wedge, trying to tribalismreinvigorate amongst republicans by attacking her in the midterms. one of the reasons why people go after her is she has been an effective leader for democrats, she was an incredibly effective speaker. it is important for us to have new avenues and new pathways for a new generation of leaders in the house and senate. push -- iat means don't think that means pushing aside particular leaders, but in these elections, what i think is incredible is how many fantastic candidates are really running. former prosecutors, war veterans, people outside the political process. more women running than ever before. this 1970 four change, where a new generation of leaders came in. there should be a path for them. i don't think we should basically fall for republican strategy, demonizing nancy pelosi. works forperson who hillary clinton, republicans are pretty good and -- at going after strong women. that has been a strategy. i don't think democrats should fall for that strategy. they should allow some pathways for this new generation of

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we' only halfway into this year's fire ason, and it may be on track to be the worst on record. joining me n to discuss this are fire scientist brandon ollins and publisher of "the mendocino voice," kate maxwell, via skype. thank you for being here. >> sure. >> kate, can youive us an update on how things are going in mendocino and what progress firefighters have made in recent days? >> sure. so the fires have slowed in recent days which is a big relief f people here in mendocino and lake counties. a lot of the mandatorycu eions have been lifted. a lot of the advisory evacuation vs. been down grade - evacuations have been downgraded so people have been able to return to their homes. the rive fire, t fire primarily to the south, has slowed in growth. and there's been a slowing of growth of the ranch fiha which been active up until this week. things are looking good on that front. some good news. redwood valley in mendocino was devastated last year by another deadly fire.d' kinvestigation found problems with evacuation orders and communations in that case. how have things compare t

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thank goodness, colleg football ason is here. >>> we're kicking off the holiday weekend with a d.c. tradition. lots and lots of crabs. oh, yeah. claurn clarence, you put them right here. >> you are speaking my. langua >>> as we head to break, another look at the big news we're followingrnhis g. backup on the inner loop after a tractor-traickr ifed. the tractor-trailer has been removed. right now, only one lane is blocked. continuing coverage of the impact this mess is having throughout our are >>> you're watching "news 4 " toda >> welcome back. labor day weekend is the deadliest time of year on our ros. gwhen more impaired drive behind the wheel. >> usually that conversation revolves around drunk driving. but this year, the spotlight is shining on a different problem, driving under the influence of drugs. the department of transportation is putting out safe driving ads. it pushes a response to roadway deaths associated with marijuana, opioids and other drugs. >>> many will tell you there is nothing better than c eatingbs on a summer day. this tradition is noex ption. >> dozens of pe

one of the most significant upsets of the se ason he becomes the first african-american major party in history. gillum will face trump backed congressman ron desantis. in arizona, meanwhile, it is on the cusp of electing the first female senator. the first female senator congress woman kyrsten will faid face off against martha mcsally who defeated kelly word and farmer sheriff joe arpaio in her bid. mcsally, who tried to distance herself from the outgoing senator, jeff flake, yesterday refused to comment on flake's service to the state. watch this. >> reporter: has he sebbed the state well? >> you guys can sort that out. >> joining us later on ""morning joe," request itself the governor andrew gillum. it's been a year since hurricane maria and puerto rico was left devastated. report from george washington university estimates that nearly 3,000 people died in the after math of the storm. that's dramatically higher than the previous official count of just 64. the storm ripped through puerto rico last september destroying homes and leaving much of the island without power for months. puer

we are joined now by jason kelly, bloomberg's europe bureau chief. ,ason: i am here with dan zwirn the and cio of arena investors. we share a barber and as you look 10 years out from the financial crisis, i want to get to that but start on the news of turkey. it has been top of mind for investors and there has been quite a reaction. why this reaction? likethe emerging markets many other fixed income markets have had far too much access to capital and in the case of turkey, they took a lot of non-turkish lira denominated and whaturther borrow you see out of his markets is not only are they very tight, expensive which means the investor community views that as tight but also ready to move down. we are not people who bet on those currencies. if we use them at all, we use them to hedge other risk we have and we have seen a number of currencies that have operated in sympathy with the turkish lira like for example in argentina where our ability to hedge they are suddenly became more difficult because market makers went away. jason: the psychology that is exposed the sentiment by this reactio

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s office suggest new charges would be filed against deangelo in the east bay ason well. the golden state killer is linked to dozens of murders and rapes. let's listen in right to the news conference going on. >> countless individuals across multiple jurisdictions from southern to northern california. the complaint alleges 13 murders with 18 rape and burglary special circumstance allegations and six use of a firearm allegations in connection with those murders. complaint also alleges an additional 13 kidnap for purposes of robbery allegations and 21 special allegations of the use of a weapon in connection with those offenses. these crimes span an 11-year period from 1975 to 1986. and took place in the sixth jurisdictions that stand before you today. the complaint also reveals something very fundamental about the prosecution team that stands before you. namely that we are unified. and we are committed to delivering justice to the victims of the golden state killer. and their loved ones. who for far too long have had justice elude them. the decision to charge crimes and all

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six two have and how absurd was broken five times and she took her frustrations out on her racket asone has come and he won the second set thanks for. all the world number one samantha how tweeted this off to her and it's a very uplifting want to fight despite losing in the opening round it says if you learn from defeat young lady last i will keep learning and keep smiling mashie is smiling chelsea clinton has two point three million twitter followers praise when it comes to the twenty three time grand slam champion serena williams off to facing scrutiny recently are over her french open cast so this to me is all about the tennis she says congratulation serena williams such a joy to change you want tonight admittedly from the couch as always share your thoughts with us using the hashtag great or you can tweet me to rectally at i am tatyana. later coming up in the eight hundred g.m.t. news out of for now fully it is fun to touch and i thank you very much for that that will do it for today's news grid remember though to keep in touch with us on social media at all times hashtag eighty yea

. >> the other thing i don't like -- the ason why i did not go to our convention and support donald trumpnt is i'm not for a divider. i'm not for people who say the reason you don't have something it's t because somebody elk your stuff that's told victimization. i don't believe in that. >> some people hear you say that andsay, john kasich wants to run for president. but the questions does he want to do it as a republican and fight inside the party or do it as an independent and put together the coalition you just >> well, chuck, i'm a republican. and the fact is thathe republican candidate for congress here really called and pleaded withto me do more to help him. no, i think that when they look at the formula for success, not only -- look, you not only have success eally but when you help people to rise you feel good about yourself. >> meu're puntin 2020 question a little bit. >> chuck, i don't know what i'm doing. you know tha what i'm doi now, i'm staying alive, i'mt. speaking any time i observe something, people say ipr running for ident. maybe i will, maybe i won't. i don't know. but

>> we're ready for -- >>ason mraz! >> hi, grandma! celebrating my 13th birthday!, kentucky! >> denver, colorado! >> jason! >> whoo! >> now, that is a crowd. welcome back to "today." craig is in for, savannnd it is going to be a great friday in new york ty. >> yeah, it is. jason mraz is here. he's about to take the stage.ok al couldn't wait. he's already out there. >> that's right, because everybody's in a good mood when you've got jason mraz here. >> thanks, al. and you've got a new album out. >> that's right. >> you're going to treat the fans. >> that's right. i'm here with spark from richmond, virginia, children learn their shine. i went to spark and now i'm performing with these amazi students. >> giving back. >> thanks. >> can't wait for you next half hour. looking forward to it. guys? >> all right. i love -- don't yous love ja hat? got a little "today" love on there, too. all rit, before the music, your news at 8:00. >>> the fight over immigration raging once again with judge halting a deportation in progress andending a stern warning to the trump administrat

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