we're going to talk to denny barney, the chairman of the board of supervisors, elected chairman after one year, right? they elected you chairman? >> yes. >> tell me about you before we go. we don't cover the supes as well your background. >> my background is i was born and raised in arizona. i'm the sixth generation of my family to live here. i've had the privilege of living in other parts of the country and the world and yet come here because it's home. asu log rat. i have a specific interest and involvement in private equity-based real estate investments, and that's what i do. >> that was your business? >> that's my business currently. that's what i do when i'm not here. >> and you got into planning and zoning? >> i did serve as the commissioner of planning and zoning for maricopa county. >> why does a busy guy do that job? you talk about a thankless job. >> it certainly is a thankless job. i think in the end, in my business, we had plenty of opportunities to interact with planning and zoning commissions, and people at staff level in different municipal jurisdictions. i felt like, b

(phone rings) (groans) it's barney. ted, i'm sorry i haven't returned your calls. yeah, i never called you. you called me 15 times and my parents twice. i'm sorry. i got to let you go. there's just too many good wingmen out there. ted, are you crying? no, i'm not. shh, let it out. let it out. shh, let it out. good-bye, barney. so, are you two back together? no. let me ask you something, ted.

uh, barney, we, uh... we talked this over, and, uh,

. >>> now to a new look at barney's new york. it's sparking some outrage.hey're putting out new speakers they're calling distressed. it's to the points you can see parts of them have duct tape. some are outraged at the price tag. they're $585. others are saying this is trying to mimic poverty and make poverty trendy and fashionable and that that's sort of an insult to people who are poor. others are looking at it as an opportunity. one more wrote i have a pair of shoes in a state just like that. the sole has a hole in it. yours for 499 po and barneys can probably sell it to people who go there to shop. take a look at this daredevil. this is in romania. don't try this at home or in romania. this trick is done atop a chimney. he lives to tell about it. >> that was scary enough when it looked like he was just walking on that ledge. >> that is really frightening. >> no. >> he sticks the landing. >> the romania gymnastics team only had one people at the olympics. he should have joined them. >> back to burning man. >> live pictures. did you see that? we had a mul

barney, when's going on?e are some obvious things that are overwhelmingly in the national interest. as to infrastructure, the combination of the lack of activity in the past, the great need that's grown up, the jobs that offers to middle income and working class people across the board, not necessarily people with high-tech skills, and the low interest rates, it's an obvious, logical thing and i feel good about that because it means -- obviously i want hillary clinton elected president. i'm assuming based on what donald trump says if she is elected and makes a proposal for a large, infrastructure program in the hundreds of billions she'll have republican support. i know if donald trump was elected president he would have democratic support. i'm encouraged by that. there are even in that area and i'm getting rid of the carried interest. i am -- that had been a partisan issue in the past. i'm encouraged if hillary clinton is president and proposes abolition of carried interest there's enough republican senate s

>> well, i mean, the purple heart, i think the barney supporters will come out.rump supporters that's only thing they have to do with each other. >> even if it's the undoing of him, his supporters are not ready to give up. they're in a relationship with their deadbeat boyfriend and don't want to hear i told you so from america so they're not going to bring it up to him they're going to cling to him. >> this is like michael myers he can't (bleep) stay down. (laughter) the more i watch this election, the more i feel like we're caught up in one big episode of "punk." i think ashton kutcher's going to pop out and go, i got you! >> i think it's like freddie. >> he won't stay down! >> larry: is there an october surprise coming? do you think he can do anything or is there something that he's got up his sleeve? >> like what? >> larry: i don't know, it -- >> looks like every time hillary is fixing to run away with it she does something dumb like lie. >> i think the country is used to that, though. >> yeah, donald trump never lies! that's crazy. >> but everybody expects do

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barney grang, frank, you went your own way?> well, very decidely in at least one respect as you will remember but i always supported the presidential candidate of the party. i never had the problems that so many republicans have with donald trump. >> but i want -- does that establishment, plays differently with the democrats have a way to choose the standard bearer and -- >> this is unusual. this is not the norm for the republicans. it is true that, for instance, bill clinton was going to beat bob dole, the money went into the republican congressional race and this distancing of, repudiation of a candidate, i don't think you've seen this on the republican side in this measure, '64 was more. a little of this on the democratic side in '72. mike coffman represents as a republican a district with the largest hispanic population. this is a man who has won the district. he may have a larger hispanic population outside of florida than any republican and what you see the fact that i think donald trump lost hispanic voters and why coffm

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you look like barney from the waist up. up. >> jon: i used to watch barney when i was a kid. you know, i used to check him out. ? i love you you love me ? >> stephen: i do not know what you are talking about. one of us is slightly older than the other, and i would like to not dwell on it if you don't mind. well, i've got to start tonight with some shocking news. there's a huge scandal out there that does not involve donald instead, it involves future former president barack obama. remember a few months ago when he got iran to release four american prisoners? well, it turns out, he forgot to tell us about a small shipping and handling fee. because as the prisoners were freed, turns out $400 million was flown to iran on a plane loaded with cash. don't you hate ien an airplane and you get stuck sitting next to $400 million? you don't know who gets the armrest. it's incredible. and now, a lot of people are saying it sounds like ransom, because they know what the word "ransom" means. ( laughter ) but the administration is denying any connection between the money and the prisoner r

i don't get ow this sells for 55. >> i i'm on barney that's the not the most expensive one they have one that's of:55. >> there's people willing it spend this sort of money. i hope those are people that pay high taxes and everything else and hopefully give money to charity. this is probably more of a rip-off. >> not nice looking shoes. lauren you're wonderful we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> bye. >> i'm telling my old shoes. >> this is my question and people are saying, you know, cultural appropriation they're saying it's profferty appropriation. >> i have some that looked like that, yeah. >> didn't give me enough money. >> kind of wearing a pair he equivalent of that now. >> yeah. >> see? >> maybe sell them. >> yeah, maybe i should. >> i don't know if they're before he worn i have to do more research. >> 72 at dulles this warm start to the day. up near 90 this afternoon and quiet locally as far as cloud cover. and no rain expected today. should be dry afternoon. getting back into the routine at school and after school you have band practice. >> yeah. >> steve did you have band

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welcome everyone i'm stewart va barney in for neil cavuto.john kerry created a firestorm when he said this, no country is immune from terrorism, perhaps the media would do us all a service if they didn't cover it quite as much. people wouldn't know what's going on. to kevin cork on what the white house is saying about that. >> reporter: every now and again the secretary of state can be a bit inartful in the way he's trying to describe a particular issue and in this case i think in his defense what he was trying to suggest was there's not enough context being given within the reporting. listen if something happens overseas or even here domestically we'll be all over it. this is a 24 hour cable world. but, i think where he sort of falls on it just a bit here is a suggestion that, you know, maybe if they didn't talk about it so much people wouldn't be so worried about it or so up in arms about it and in sort of an irrational way. the problem is it's not only real it can happen anywhere. we've seen this. we've talked about this in our coverage ti

. >> we're going to put up a pair of shoes, you cab get this at barney's in new york.have a barney's outlet store on walnut the street between 18th and rittenhouse. there it is. that shoe will run you $600. now here's the rub. >> what is this. >> duct tape on the front. >> it is called home less chic, now how long do you think they will be able to put that on the market, another hour and a half? >> yeah. >> $600, home less chic. >> are they donating any fund to the home less. >> i don't know. >> does it smell as bad ace the looks. >> that is a new shoe. >> that is a new shoe. >> yeah. >> interesting. >> what is the song about new shoes, putting on my new shoes, and top hat. >> there we go. >> who is that. >> amber. >> cjn house. >> it is john in audio. >> john walsh. >> getting credit. >> speaking of music, one of my favorite local groups, favorite groups nationally kin dried of the family soul performing live here at fourth and market. >> big set up. >> are they part of the made in america this year. >> no, no. >> that would have been nice. >> my new favorite singer i

barney cotton/offensive coordinator: "you know kurt was a backup although he almost played half the time and johnny is ne going on there. we have to have good leadership out of that spot. we are charting everything they do so hopefully in 7-14 days we can determine who is 1 and who's 2.") ((jon tritsch)) when marvin menzies took over the runnin rebel job..the unlv roster was a dumpster fire..the first thing the coach did was bring in leadership and stability with 2 5th year senior transfers 6'7'' forward christian jones came to vegas after playing under 2 coaches at st. johns.. 6'2'' guard uch-ey francisco and knows what it's like to have a program in disarray..the two have grown strong through adversity and weren't scared to become rebels (uche ofoegbu/sr. transfer: "i've played with 3 different coaches now. i feel like i help the team overall. it's like another coach on the court. that's what i think i bring." christian jones: "we have a few new players at st. john's, a new coach, so being here is not completely different for me. i'm really kind of used to it in a way.") wondering..why

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w let's say good morning to our to facebook fan of the day.f e d today it is nicholas barney.ot hi peacefully while his mom lisais barney nominated him. >> she says.s. >> fourth grade.ourt >> i got that.t. she says nicholas is starting sg fourth grade today.four gra lisa also says that he can't het wait to have a fabulous year yea and she wishes all the staffheta and teachers a great first day. >> that's super cute. that' sup you win for creativity on that picture. love it. love it. >> absolutely. >> all right gary so everybody is going to have pretty good weather heading back on the first day. abs >> absolutely. proan, it's notd a ndem a fiblem good news, too, on the roadsds because we're dry this morningsg so that's not compounding thengt issue of what is, you know, kno, back to school traffic.raic it steps up just like montgomery county one of theof t large counties get into the mix. mi pickup forecast dry and sunny. . going to be warm though evenh hot. upper 80's to low 90's just sost you know.you and there's the forecast across the day parts today. tody we'll start off lo

yeah, some noted that wearing the shoes in barneys might make you look like you are more interested in stealing something from the high end luxury store. >> others say the shoes could likely be found much, much, much cheaper in a thrift store. >> can we just say ... >> i have some for sale if you want them. easy to have. you do it for 1000 right? >> coming up, mel brooks is joining jimmy on the tonight show right after 12news at 10:00. plus our shot of the day after the break. the cash will be flying every weekday starting september 5th. join the half million club with $500,000 guaranteed... we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get he peppers. it's really good. a bold new flavor and only here for a li

the creature known as -- >> it looks like barney. >> it does. looks like a stubby squid or barno. spends its life on the sea floor with its eyes poking out looking for shrimp and small fish. scientists found the creature off the coast of california. they thought it was a type of octopus. >> purple dinosaur. >> he named a new campaign manager, the advice she has for donald trump. >> and later on the new attraction involving "star wars" (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. a fight - and shooting between rival biker gangs leaves one person dead and >>> fight and shooting leaves one person dead and another in the hospital. the shooting happened overnight in a bar near millen and base line. kristy siefkin joins us live with the latest. >> this happened a few minutes ago. investigators say that three men were involved in a fight. one of them was killed. a second man is in the hospital and a third man was caught by police while fleeing the scene. gunfire breaking out last night at the final round spos and grill in tempe. police tell

lemonis: i've seen it at barneys. i've seen it at nordstrom. -patrick: it's everywhere.his is kind of what made our brand super famous. i literally drew it on, like, a piece of paper. i'm like, "we have to make the plane look backwards and do everything in reverse print." lemonis: that is pretty cool. patrick: i'm originally from new york, and then i moved here, to los angeles. lemonis: where in new york? patrick: i'm originally from upstate binghamton. -lemonis: okay. -patrick: which is where we had our family bakery and our family business. d then i -- lemonis: you were a baker? patrick: my dad was. my dad lives in upstate new york. lemonis: and your mom? -patrick: is no longer here. -lemonis: she passed away. patrick: my mom died eight years ago this week, actually. lemonis: oh, man. patrick: when someone is dealt something like that and such a tragedy -- and she was super-young, too -- you can either go super depressed and put your head under the covers, or be like "[bleep] it, life is too short. i'm gonna live my dream and do exactly what i want." so, 10 weeks later

. >> it looks like barney a little bit. the dinosaur, kind of. at least the head. >> floured and deep fried i can picture that. i can see the facebook messages now. ken rosato. >>> we have breaking news in new jersey. a child and two women are injured after a fast moving fire destroyed a home in the heroic moves that saved some lives. >>> and the injuries to children in connecticut that forced an amusement park to close today. >>> and we are going to get a break from the heat and humidity ahead today. thank you meteorologist bill evans. he has the exclusive accu- weather forecast, he says cooler, 89 degrees still cooler than 97. >> it is. >> and a little change he says by the weekend. channel 7 eyewitness news this your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like ll for less. only at my stop & shop. >>> >>> breaking at 5:00 a.m. a po right place at the right tim

barneys new york rose byrne accused of insulting notice you hear test runs for the labor day weekend air show. i believe the ranges are in town. town. tomorrow will be some scattered showers s. those dewpoint the eastern one third of the state and humid conditions to the west. rain-cooled pockets of air like milwaukee with 71. th clouds are coming from illinois and indiana. i they will not overnight tonight a spot shower in the western counties that mostly hold off till tomorrow. a cold front that will unlock the door to cooler temperatures hurricane gaston, moving toward bermuda. of cuba into the gulf. tropica depression number eight near th outer banks color than tomorrow it will move away from mainland us. with winds gusting up to 35. it is going to skim the george and carolina coastline before it goes awayy it could b back home, watch this front with a brief shower tonight and tomorrow on enough showers/storms tonight partly to mostly cloudy. spotty showers with more in the afternoon tomorrow. bedtime tomorrow night the cooler air will be moving in rapidly comin will be cool enou

long hair piebald dachshund, sh was recently rescued and loves her new home and her dachshund friend barney. >> you cannot go wrong with four-foots. i will be at mentor tomorrow to make some money for the animals it will be at the mentor city fast basically all day at the will be there between at least one in three and have some bobbleheads with part of the proceeds benefiting the shelters in louisiana who arefi overwhel with the flooding. in the meantime, but plenty of fresh water for the animals, today we were in the upper '80s. and again tomorrow and sunday. on last night and one or less saturday. going to have plenty of sunshine tomorrow that will help to warm it up today we had a high of 84, normal is 80 degrees we had a record 97 and 1948, currently 81 degrees. ashtabula has seven days the only spot and were looking at '70s out west. >> i don't think we will see those highshs this weekend. perhaps later next week. high pressure has been in control an will continueue to be the controller as we go through the weekend a chance of saturday and tonight scattered clouds about 66, tomorrow c

toronto went to work in the second, up 1-0 when barney plates two more with a double down the left field line. now to sanchez at the plate. he just destroys this offering, launching it 430 feet. the rookie catcher just the sixth yankee since 1913 to homer at least four times in his first 15 games. this was a 4-2 game when things melvin upton torches a three-run homer and that proved to be the difference. sabathia was perplexing, gave up seven runs in six innings, despite striking out 12. that's the most batters he's fanned in four years. all in all yankees fall 7-4, losing 2 of 3 to toronto. drops them five and a half games back in the wild card, and they need to leapfrog three teams ahead of them. yoenis cespedes and cabrera closer to returning this weekend, both playing six ni zach wheeler with a muscle strain as he tries to rehab from tommy johns surgery. good news, though, no further ligament damage for wheeler. okay, now the bad news for the mets. making his first start since returning, that was fine until the fourth. rickie weeks smacks a two-run homer to left, giving the diamondba

for 600 bucks you can buy these distressed superstar sneakers at barn barney's. look old but they're brand new and made in italy. social media has been abuzz about the sneaks with critics calling it a fashion faux pas that blglamorizes poverty. not everybody agrees with that. >>> jon dorenbos is certainly becoming well known for his magic act off the field. >> the birds long snapper performed on "america's got talent" last night and he showed off his football skills in the process. >> i look between my legs, snap it to a guy that kicks it. right. >> dorenbos showing off his long-snapping prowess in front wowed them with his magic. dorenbos is getting rave reviews from all four judges. we'll find out tonight if he did enough to push himself through to the final. as for his eagles teammate, they watched the show as they attended the team's first annual taking flight for awe six event. the performance brought smiles to the faces of the players and the coaches as well as wow be the judges. >> it's pretty impressive. obviously he has a great talent. he does that kind

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and when legislation came over from the house to help reform some of this which was mike oxley and barney frank, it got watered down in the senate. we will never know if the staffer in a critical position really did it. i can tell you -- did that staffer recuse herself? >> she did not. to get 13 separate unique deals had to be inherited only wrong. it's not something we should accept. >> host: i think that's where the public it so cynical about congress and elected officials and the establishment getting special deals when many of them are struggling. and if they miss a payment payment somebody's on top of them threatening foreclosure. >> host: when members sleep in their office they get upset they don't get pretty them, they don't get anything for having a second house. many of them, that's only way they can make their kids will go to college. so i do belong to a body that has its strengths and weaknesses but with the book book talks about is where we can be and where we excel. your chairmanship uncovered a great deal. my chairmanship was able to uncover quite a bit. ed towns is actually

i was going to say barney frank. he's not. [laughter]. >> robert: bernie sanders. >> evan: he'd probably be fine to be that person, but that's okay. >> robert: and there's a difference. and i think that bernie is creating a movement and he's creating a movement to take back the economy and take back democracy. it will be interesting to see in the weeks and months ahead to the extent that that movement gets translated into actual political organization. that's the great challenge. >> evan: the theory is that the non-white base voters of the democratic party primary are going to carry secretary clinton over the line that senator sanders has not done a good job getting those voters to support him to this point. >> robert: well the question's turnout. >> evan: right. >> robert: it used to be, when i first got involved in government politics in the '60s and early '70s, the issue was popularity, you know who was leading in the polls. that's not the issue anymore. the issue is who can get people actually to the polls. >> evan: motiva

more on the retail said there -- sector, we are joined by allen questrom, the former jcpenney's, barney's i do not think it is exaggerating to say you are considered a turnaround don. macy'sooking here at jc,er sales decline, with things narrowing. is this things being less bad for the companies or his improvement? allen: all of those stores had minor sales increases and, in many cases, losses. penney's was the exception. they were positive by 2%. but given the fact they dropped around 5% from around $19 billion down to 12 alien dollars. but they are slowly but surely putting back the pieces to make the company a stronger operation, more appealing for customers. their team's case, is doing many things they have done over the last year that mr. lundgrum has been there. they are trying to keep their business viable with the customers. that is a lot. but why does this has been tough is many issues. a lot of people laying it on the internet. -- blame it on the internet. but it is also the dollar value has gone up, reducing terrorism. -- reducing tourism. many people have not adjusted to the m

it was on the barney show this morning talking about the law when it comes to these killings take a listeno what he have to say. how many of the killers are brought to justice. >> the system goes out after all of them. the law provides for that. that is a statement that has to be made in front of the american audience. i was just meeting this week with a former minister of pakistan. when several conversations he is in charge of one of the properties. it's a one if you engage then you will be clashing for the fundamentalists. that's for the game becomes very political. each providence will play its own game. how we use our influence when we believe that they should be treated equally. that's what they had experienced. unless you demand that you get women treated as second class citizens. i agree with you. if do that aspect here. number two it's not just about the practice it is about the education. the reality on the ground is different. what we can help with is basically telling them if we want to help then you have to make sure that this is addressed in high school with an army of teacher

barney was the presidential dog when a city had the annual correspondents dinner and i was in iraq at the time and it made me sick. i was watching the powers that be. when i went to texas, i didn't know what i was going to see it again, if i succeed in the book it will be i'm trying to measure what i'm doing as a guide. when i got to the main hall there are different cabinets, some gifts from the asian people, so the american people and one covenant entitled gifts from the american people and these other items president george w. bush and perhaps the first lady laura bush decided to put in the cabinet and it did strike me as a hard thing to s see. that's for him to answer. i also want to say president george bush fear was rampant after 9/11 what did he say about muslim americans? he went to a mosque and said it's not the enemy, it's who we are. so to be fair this book is not anti-bush. it is to say he put that in the cabinet for his own reasons and to his credit he didn't do the easy thing which is to instigate your. .. >> >> and it is where the air iraqis had potatoes turning into po

who was voicing many of the looney tunes characters, later voicing barney rubble on the flintstones, part of the voice talent for this. the animators were headed by a shamusion company run by culhane, underscoring that you had people traveling from film culture to tv as a new medium, where they could work with other really interesting artists. culhane had an animated program he was making, mr. magoo, but he participated in animating "snow white." so kind of a long artistic legacy being taken from films to scientific education for television. so i want to transition to talk a little bit about the plot structure and the characters. this should be the most familiar with you, because we talked last time about "frankenstein" and "jaws." the plot of hemo is that the fiction writer, in this case it is carlson, the fiction writer creates cartoon figures, and there are animals alongside a greek god figure that they call their king. this is hemo, the magnificent, the king of nature, the king of the animals, but really the personification of blood. and hemo and his captive animals get into a co

this started to be challenges by barney frank and the liberal left that pushed back on that line of defense high time a president led the way to instituting that line of defense. >> like so much of what donald trump says, there is a kernel of insight wrapped in mistrust and i will illegality. charles: what part don't you like? >> all the other examples mark gave were politically driven. the communists were housed by the soviet union. this is a religion-based test. it's clearly illegal. clearly, it needs to be better and the american public is entitled to the most rigorous vetting we can do. charles: would you agree the commonality with radical islam that they want to kill us. >> but it needs to be respectful of the constitutional principles we need to defend against real enemies. one of the challenges inhat talk, he says you can't always pick your friends but you can recognize your enemy. the theory of the enemy of my enemy becomes my friend. there is bitter fruit for those who practice it. >> do you think this is the kind of p.c. language that made us vulnerable in the first place? >> when