i'm going to turn it over to our police chief, bill scott. >> we are increasing and chief scott can -- actually, why don't i let chief scott talk about it. >> good morning, everyone. first of all let me thank mayor farrell for his leadership. the last month he introduced the idea that we had to collaborate better to get things done in this bart, in this platform to make it safer and make it cleaner and to make it the pride of our great city. at that time he brought all the parties together and asked us to draft a plan that would address the issues and concerns that have been repeatedly voiced by members of our community. although the platforms between our community platform and the bart platforms are shared underground in this corridor we do, between chief rojas and our folks, we knew that we had to work better and more collaboratively to get these problems solved. both riders in both systems go back and forth to school, work and visit the many great tourist attractions in our city and the idea that each system or each department is responsible for separate law enforcement duties in t

chief bill scott said yesterday the july 9th action had nothing to do with the protestors' issues. protest camp was set up outside i.c.e. offices and scott said it was a public nuisance. >>> a new wildfire is burning in yolo county. the 88 fires burning roughly 8 miles north of winters. 828 acres have burned so far. it's 40% contained and evacuation orders are in place for the area. >>> in alameda county, investigators now say fireworks sparked this wildfire along 580 in the altamont pass on july 8th. the grant fire brought traffic to a standstill for hours. more than 480 acres burned. >>> a teenager is in an orange county hospital after a rock climbing accident at laguna beach. he had to be rescued after a boulder fell on him almost severing his right arm. investigators to use specially designed airbags to lift it off the climber. the teenager underwent major surgery at uc-irvine medical center. shot and killed while camping with his two young daughters in southern california. now a reward for information on the suspects has grown to $15,000. a gunman killed tristan beaudette at m

i am grateful to mohammed nuru and chief bill scott for working together to get those people that were out there directly into services and transferred into navigation centres and clearing out and cleaning up that particular encampment. i also had a chance to talk to many of the residents there who actually live in affordable housing. who struggled with homelessness themselves. it can work. we also have to consistently stay on top of the issue and move things forward and provide an alternative other than our streets. this is why following the failure proposition d. in june in partnership with president cohen, i took swift action to restore the $40 million in critical homelessness and housing investments that were left unfounded. we need to do everything we can to keep people housed. but making sure that people who are struggling with homelessness get housed. that is why i want to make sure that here in san francisco, we make the right investments and we build more housing and build more housing faster. i have a whole lot of other things to say, but my time is running out on the clock.

lemonis: that's the base that pays the light bill. scottdo have other things from minor league. we do the hands. lemonis: if you weren't selling your product in all the stadiums, i wouldn't be here. but in the long run, you can't make it just on mlb. it's too seasonal. so, my offer is the following... ...$630,000 to build out a new warehouse, put the inventory systems in place, and then pay off all of the payables. for that, i would want to be 50/50 partners with you. scott: i mean, you're asking for 50% of my business. that's 30 years of my blood and sweat. you have to have more skin in the game. cowboy up. lemonis: what's gonna be my return on my investment in the first couple years? zero. that's too much risk for me. scott: if we put a half a million to a million dollars of sales on this business in the next year, we can turn this thing around. lemonis: but you need the $600,000 to do that. scott: i think -- here's the way i look at this. when a doctor wants to break into a practice, he buys his way in -- correct? -- to become a partner.

the bill, written by scott weiner was gutted by a seven activity committee but lawmakers have come together to restore the main provisions of the original bill. the proposals include requiring internet service providers to treat all customers equally and to keep broad band providers charging access fees to websites. >> we are not out of the woods in this bill. even though we now have great unity around this. this will be a fight. the telecom and cable companies are -- they fight hard. they are effective and we are confident that they are going to oppose this strongly until the end. >> the bill now the legislatur a final version would have to be voted on by the end of august. >>> the labor department will release the latest jobs report this morning. economjobs were added last month. the unemployment rate is currently at 3.8%. that's an 18 year low. economists think that the jobless -- unemployment rate will go even lower again. that comes out at 5:30 this morning. we will have that. >>> 49ers wide receiver goodwin is sharing his good fortune with the people he loves. he posted on social medi

rick scott is seeking the senate seat held by bill nelson. here is a relatively new ad from the scott campaign taking aim at senator nelson and the democrats. >> how much does bill nelson toe the party line? he voted with hillary clinton 89%, with obama 98%. democratic presidents have on -- nominated more than 100 judges -- 700 judges. you cannot get more partyline than that. lastnelson, 31st, florida -- party first, florida last. guest: i think it is one of the best 2, 3, or four senate races of this year, one of the most competitive. rick scott, the governor meets all the tests of what is a top level challenger. statewide name recognition at the beginning of the race, statewide organization at the beginning of the race, all the money he could possibly need, and four, he has one tough -- won tough statewide elections before. it is about as purple a state as you can get. host: let's get to nevada, one of the states the democrats hope to pick up. dean heller has an ad on the air. >> i and jacky rosen and i approved this message. >> they call hi

the original bill written by scott weiner of san francisco was gutted by a senate committee last monthg the last week lawmakers have come together restoring the main parts of the original bill, the proposals include requiring internet service providers to treat all customers equally and keepw go to the state assembly appropriate committee. >>> a country music band says that it is being punished for being patriotic. >> ♪ >> the west cook band says facebook try to censor their song i stand for the flag. they were able to post a video but algorithms apparently blocked the paid promotion on facebook. >> we attempted to make a boost on monday and it was rejected due to their belief that the video contained political content. we would make the argument it is patriotic not political. >> facebook investigated and reversed the online restriction that does not allow political postings to be pushed saying after looking again we determined this does not need that label. >>> attendance at the marin county fair in san rafael was l independent journal says 104,000 people went to the fair this year co

antis,ssman ron des rick scott's bid to defeat bill nelson, and congressman matt reelection did you can see the rally live tomorrow at 7 p.m. eastern. wednesday, hearing examines foreign influence ask -- operations held by the senate intelligence committee. it starts live at 10:00 eastern wednesday on c-span. q&a,y night on congressional historians richard baker, donald richie and ray smock. > one of> the questions i hear people asking all the time -- is this the most uncivil time in history? theake another period, years leading to the civil war. a host member and became a senator in 1856 because he disagreed with what he said and there are a lot of senators who cheered on that member. >> there is a musical about the shooting of alexander hamilton. he was shot by the sitting vice president of the united states. that is pretty dramatic. we had terrible times, political times. in 1858 was one brawl before the civil war that had 80 members rolling around on the floor. pulled hismembers wig off during the fight and someone yelled you scaleped him! there was enough levity to stop the fight.

bill to make lynching a federal hate crime. senators kamala harris from california, cory booker from new jersey, and tim scott from south carolina their bill will "right the historical wrongs of the past." more than 4000 african americans were lynched in the united states between 1877 and 1950, according to the equal justice initiative. yet in 99% of the cases, state and local law enforcement officials never prosecuted the crimes. and in congress, nearly 200 attempts to pass anti-lynching legislation failed. this new bill, called "the justice for victims of lynching act," needs the support of 60 senators to pass. it currently has 22 co-sponsors. but only one is a republican, tim scott. >> when we return, an officer at last. why it took the army 76 years to give this soldier the promotion he deserved. soledad: when john james of southwest philadelphia graduated from officer candidate school in fort benning, georgia, instead of getting his bars, he was told he wouldn't be getting a commission. the reason? john james is black. the year was 1942, in the middle of world war ii, and it was against army regulations for white soldiers t

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the original bill was authored by scott leaders of san francisco and it was gutted last month. during the last week, lawmakers came together to restore the main provisions. those include requiring internet service providers to treat all customers equally and to provide banning for certain reading programs. and blocking access to certain websites. >> we are not out of the woods in this bill. we have great unity around this and it will take a fight. telecom and cable companies are fighting hard and they are effective. we are confident that they are going to oppose this very strongly until the end. >> the bill is going to the appropriations committee and the final version will have to be voted on by the end of august. joining us to talk more about the compromise measure, weiner pulled his original bill. what is different? >> it is combining a pair of bills together. it is adopting the obama era rules. the open internet order. it is interesting. the communications committee in california added the rules. it almost seemed like they did not want the bill to get anywhere. reintroducin

scott running for governor. when it comes to general election, he is running statewide against bill nelson, the incumbent senator from florida, he has to figure out how trump place. >> rick scott was at the event prior, he is doing a fund-raiser that coincides. >> that's what republicans have to do. they have to figure out where trump is an advantage and where he is a disadvantage. in the republican primaries, desantis' rise is evidence -- i think it's close to 90% of republicans support donald trump. that's the crowd you were watching. >> i thought it was interesting to see steve bannon come out just the other day. he pretty much declared this is a referendum in november on the trump presidency. >> it really is and the president has an enormous advantage when he campaigned 6 out of 7 days a week as he is bowing. last week the president 90% among republicans. general kelly will stay on in the white house. that was announced today, through 2020. we will get that signed to drop down there. there we go. we expect this relic to go, what, would you say, and our? >> maybe a little longer. >> bill: a really good crowd

reaction are two esteemed attorneys, sol wisenberg with the deputy independent counsel into bill clinton and scott bolton. great to see you. let's start with you, scott. i think it's completely fair game for the senate to use their constitutional responsibility seriously, question kavanaugh's philosophy and approach to the constitution and ask about past cases. that's what you should do. but what you heard from chuck schumer is something quite different. he is now demanding, contrary to what he said one year ago, one year and three months ago, that nominees must say how they're going to rule on certain hot button cases. >> or their philosophies. this is all about obamacare. this is all about abortion or roe v. wade and it's all about whether this justice, this justice nominee, believes the president can be prosecuted or subpoenaed. these are not hot button issues for the democrats. these are real issues, and when you take the gloves off in those senate hearings, if you look at the last five or ten that have been published or that we've seen, you've got nonanswers. you have questions that skirt the

book now at choicehotels.com >>> joining us now at large bill kristol and washington reporter for "washington post" eugene scott, before we go any further, you were hanging out in lower manhattan. >> when you're hip, you're hip. i don't like to talk about my late-night lower manhattan adventures. >> he was like, i was with fat joe last night. >> a show at 6:00 and then went downtown some after party. first anniversary of his show. >> that's amazing. can you do a verse of "lean back" for us or no? >> here we go. it's fun to be on and walk half a block through the streets of lower manhattan with him because he's a well-known guy. >> like walking through d.c. with you these days. so, we played a little bit of the ad from your group coming in of republicans sarah sanders, mike pence, mitch mcconnell praising, heaping praise among rod rosenstein and now you have this freedom caucus proposition of articles of impeachment to get rid of him. what is your reaction? >> it's a joke. saying before they haven't offered us a privileged resolution where the speaker would have to bring it up. they couldn't get 30 or 40 politic

i went to sacramento with supervisor rafael mandelman to support senator scott wiener's bill, sb 245.he is a support of sb 1045, along with other members of the board of supervisors, and it passed through committee unanimously. i am hopeful -- i had a conversation with the governor about it. i'm hopeful it gets through. it got through the senate. hopefully, it'll get through the assembly, and if the governor signs the legislation, he would have to opt in for the purposes of using this tool here locally. and i'm feeling good about this particular legislation taking effect here in san francisco based on the support from the board of supervisors. maybe not all members of the board will support it, but i think that there's sufficient support to get it enacted here. >> in terms of emergency preparedness, were you just briefed or were you -- [inaudible] >> yes. [inaudible] >> i didn't hear the last part. [inaudible] >> so it's not a rumor. ann kroneberg announced last week that she had plans to retire. as far as briefing, yes, there was definitely a conversation about a briefing, but also,

bill after advocates used his own twitter feed against him. they accused him of siding with the telecom industry, and getting senator scott wieters bill without letting him defend it. >> i would like to vote on it without -- one second. we would still have a hearing. >> but, you are voting -- we are entitled to a hearing. before the hearing even happens? how is that appropriate? >> 8-0, the motion passes. >> the posted an excerpt on twitter. >> what they just did was outrageous. the amendments you just adopted eviscerate the bill. it is no longer a net neutrality bill. >> some even targeting his wife and kids, today santiago stood in support for net neutrality and a resurrected bill. >> the strongest bill in the nation -- >> you may remember in december, the fcc repealed obama era net neutrality regulations, allowing internet providers to charge tech giants like netflix and google to guarantee their services are seen in homes across the country, while relegating the smaller websites who cannot afford to pay to the proverbial slow lane, making people less likely to use their size. the fcc commissioner insists that consumers will be protected.

scott. >>> a new net neutrality bill is moving forward. lawmakers have come to an agreement.new bill is in response to the fcc's decision. this california bill goes further. >> this is going to be a fight u the telecom and cable companies are, they fight hard. they are effective, and we are confident they are going to oppose this strongly until the end. >> the bill will be amended in august and sent to the assembly floor. >>> scott pruitt is out, making this the latest shakeup in the trump cabinet, the president tweeting that he has accepted his resignation. pruitt's controversial spending includes unprecedented 24/7 security, a visit to morocco, an upgraded lease for his high-end suv, in all more than $4 million of taxpayer money. >> even among some in the republican base so beholden to the president, there were cracks beginning, because they saw a bigger picture. >> mr. pruitt is out of a job but not necessarily out of the woods. an investigation into whether he violated ethic laws will continue. >>> the president is in montana campaigning for the republican candidate for s

scott is up three points over incumbent democratic senator bill nelson. a narrow but consistent lead. is it better for gop candidates running statewide to tie themselves to the president or better to have distance in red states? or purple states? we'll find out in november. particularly in the state of florida. back with more "mpt daily" in just a moment. ♪ uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not hearing the confidence. okay, hold the name your price tool. power of options based on your budget! and! ♪ we'll make heaven a place on earth ♪ yeah! oh, my angels! ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ [ sobs quietly ] to me, he's, phil micwell, dad.o golfer. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop irreversible joint damage, and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal e

and we have to be careful because we have to make sure that rick scott wins, and wins big. billelson voted for obama care which has been a totally disastrous situation. and we got rid of the individual mandate, the most up popular mandate. and most of obamacare will be care very soon. in fact it was gone until one gentleman decided at 2:00 in the morning. remember? thank you very much. we appreciate it. and he voted against tax cuts and he wants to go in there and raise your taxes. tell me, is that good politics? i don't think so. bill nelson voted in favor of sanctuary cities. he opposed kate's law. bill nelson puts criminal aliens before american citizens, which is why it's time to vote bill nelson out of office. that's what's going to happen. and we have two unbelievable people fighting for florida, they always will, and fighting to make america great again. that's what they'll do. so i'm sure we all say this about our children, but i have great children. and a couple of them plus are here tonight. i have car eric trump who has bn fan tafantastic. he loves his political stuff

he can let all of this go through, i'm pardoning myself and everybody gets off scott free. >> bill kristalst word? >> i get nervous because i don't put it beyond trump to fire him. >> agree? >> 100%. >> you can keep going. >> you said you were going to give bill last word. >> all of these possibilities -- >> 100% agree. >> all these possibilities that we are talking about are within the realm of the possible. anything -- any prediction about donald trump can be 100% true or 100% false. you just -- as he would say, we'll just have to wait and see. >> the republicans won't allow that. i think if trump tries to -- >> are we sure about that? >> we don't know anymore. >> i don't trust any of the republicans. i just don't think it's necessary. i don't think he's going to do anything. look, he also said, hey, what have you got to lose? he doesn't have anything to gain right now because the pressure hasn't quite got to him. >> i'm with the three people who don't want to go on vacation. my thanks to our panel. thank you so much. that does it for our hour of nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" begins with

i proudly co-sponsored a number of the bills that will make progress on this front, including the local act, which was introduced by my colleague, congressman scott tipton. this bill will set up new incentives and by establishing a private party conservation grant program and a planning loan program for state and local governments. these programs will save the taxpayer money while boosting conservation. mr. speaker, we know the majority of the recent species that have been delisted that's happened as a result not of the endangered species act and fish and wildlife service but conservation with the leadership of the department of agriculture. the lamp act, introduced by my colleague, congressman don young, permits the secretary of interior to enter into a cooperative management agreement with states, local governments, tribes, and other nonfederal persons in order to better manage species and improve habitat conservation. the bill also empowers states with robust species conservation programs already in place to take the lead in managing and preserving such species when meeting certain qualifying conditions. mr. speaker, these are just two example

. >> as speaker of the house, i was able to get it in the tax bill with some partners, like tim scott a guy named pat tiberi, so we put this in the tax law. this became law in december of 2017. governors had to submit their census tracts in april to the treasury department, which are now being designated, so we're going to have these opportunity zones all around america, and so, yeah, it took 25 years to get this idea into law. we're very excited about it because we think it's going to be a big game changer in fighting poverty. >> okay. there's one other piece of your poverty agenda that, as far as i can tell, will probably be the last piece that you'll be able to get done before you leave the speakership, which is, within the reauthorization of the farm bill, there's an element that deals with food stamps. >> yeah. that's right. that's right. >> and there's an entire reorganization that's gone into reorganizing food stamps this time, which makes it quite different than the previous reauthorizations of the farm bill. >> yeah. it is. >> it's the work requirement. can we talk about that

republican governor rick scott is taking the senate seat held by bill nelson into the sunshine state. here's a relatively new ad from the campaign taking aim at senator nelson and the democrats. >> while they toe the party line? nelson voted with hillary clinton 89% pure but obama 90%. democrat presidents have nominated 700 judges and nelson never posed a single one. not one. nelson a big party bosses every time. now opposing the president's choice before it's been made. you can't get more party line did not. bill nelson, party affairs. >> i approve this message. >> let's look at the florida senate race. >> i think is one of the best two, three or four senate races. one of the mostt competitive god rick scott, the governor meets all the tags of what is the top-level challenger. statewide name recognition at the beginning of the race. statewide organization at the beginning of theon race. all the money he could possibly need and he is one tough statewide competitive general elections before. this is going to be a marquee race this year in a state that president trump one but i only app