julie pace in madison, wisconsin, statehouse correspondent scott bower in atlanta, ap national political reporter bill barrow, also here on the set with the conversation we have columnist for "the "new york times"" brett stevens. let me begin with you, julie. anything new here, or are these a lot of the same republicans that said donald trump would never run, donald trump would never win the primary, donald trump would never win the general election? >> well, we tried to talk to republicans who really were across the peck trum on trump during the election.

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bower said he just wanted to kill the prosecution off. he couldn't do it one way so he ended up doing it the other way. this is just another vivid demonstration of how far removed from an proocht exercise of the pardon power this was. we know the president teased at this at the rally that he held in phoenix earlier this week. so is this something -- it is not just kind of the whim, the tease that was given, your reporting is saying this has been deeply discussed for a long time within the administration. they were just looking for a key moment when to do it. >> that is exactly right. by the way, my colleague did the interview with bower but this in the works is exactly correct. it is something that trump has been thinking about for many months. he's been paying attention to the course of the trial. he paid attention when joe arpaio was convicted on july 31st. and soon there after the president set in motion this pardon. the white house counsel's office started drafting paperwork and the communication staff started drafting talking points

andre bower, appreciate you coming on.nk you so much for your perspective. >> reporter: thank you, amber. >> still ahead on "newsroom," leaders denounce radical bigotry. we discuss race relations with a bit of history in mind. stay with us. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >>> welcome back to our viewers here around the united states and around the world. we continue following breaking news on cnn. rage, hate, and death in the city of charlottesville, virginia. i'm george howell at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. three people have been arrested after these violent clashes that took place between white supremacists and those who came to face them down.

andre bower, appreciate you coming on.nk you so much for your perspective. >> reporter: thank you, amber. >>> that interview taking place earlier in the day. but, again, the president always has the ability to follow up with nuance and context. the question continues, what did he mean by "many sides"? many looking to his twitter account on that >> u.s. leaders denounce the rally as radical bigotry. we discuss race relations with a bit of history in mind. stay with us. as "newsroom" pushes on. olay eyes new deep hydrating eye gel with hyaluronic acid born to outperform the #1... prestige eye cream for better hydration. and your best look yet. olay eyes collection. ageless. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. breaking news continues out of the state of virginia. i'm george howell, cnn, atlanta. three people have been arrested in a rally that broke out. authorities opened a civil rights investigation. this after a car plowed into a crowd of people protesting white nationalists. also we h

this is the bob bower civic center. evacuees forced out again. many are waiting in the bleachers until they can be taken to another try shelter. alison: local help continues this is task force one to help the flood victims make it out of the water log homes. they were met by the devastation yesterday. the elite urban search and rescue team is joined by the seven healths and the 40 members of the virginia national guard in coming days. with the quick changes happening on the country gulf coast you don't want to miss any update that happen. count on abc7 for continuing coverage as we track harvey's path of destruction. you can get breaking details online at wjla.com. jonathan: the world knows in seconds when north korea launches a missile. inside the secretive country not so much. it takes longer. in fact, if at all. that is state run media releasing the crowd learning of monday's launch day after it happened. that is the response. everybody is happy. in a tweet president trump said talking is not the answer when it comes to reigning in the secreta

amounts than that with the flood advisory that's posted from mays landing sea isle, cape may, into bowers in kent county and milford, as well. that location seeing upwards of 2 inches of rain and additional one to two on top of what they picked up. it's cool today, 58 in lake harmony. 61 for lathe -- slatington. media, 66. down in new jersey, 73 in gandys beach. 74 in brigantine. 68 for cinnaminson and 69 in hammonton. satellite and radar showing we're tracking that moisture coming in from the southwest northeast direction as we go throughout the day and future tracker 6 letting you know you need the umbrellas on standby. rain in philadelphia, from the poconos into south jersey. the heavier pockets are in the city and south and east. we'll clear out very late in the day, and it does look like some moisture will link as we go throughout the overnight hours, periods of rain today, one to two inches locally, heavy amounts than that. isolated thunderstorm is possible, big concern with streets and stream flooding. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast showing you periods of rain, it's a

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they did not get sam bowers, the imperial wizard, he had three mistrials. but then they did get him. we have to look at what happened before that, right? what led to that. vernon damar -- murder did not come out of anywhere. they like to say, oh, they come from jones county. jones county was a tough county, but so was forest county. it had a long history. i go back in time and i look at, you know, i go back to the inception of the counties. but, i mean, you had in -- there was linkage between the two constantly. for example, there was a lynching during world war ii in jones county, but the fbi -- the trial, i'm sorry, federal trial was in hattiesburg. and ultimately, one of the jurors kind of tried to hold out for conviction of the lynchers, but they took a recess, and i'm not sure, you know, i couldn't find out what happened then. but there was obviously a lot of pressure, and he changed his mind. there was a case also, a willie mcgee case, where he was charged with raping a white woman. he was tried in a matter of hours with little defense. they -- no phy

they did not get sam bowers, he had the imperial wizard, pre-mistrial but they brought it back in 98.let's all important but we have to look at what happened before that. the murder did not come out of nowhere. and of course they like to say they came from johnstown. act like don't county was a really soft county. it had a long history and i start with that and then i go back in time and look at, i go back to the inception of the county but you had in, there's linkage between the two. there was lynching during world war ii in jones county but the fbi at the trial, the federal trial was in hackenberg. ultimately one of the jurors tried to hold out for conviction of the ledgers but they had a recess and i'm not sure, they couldn't find out what happened to them. there was a lot of pressure and he changed his mind. there was a willie mcgee case where he was charged with raping a white woman and he was charged in a matter of hours with little defense. no physical defense and it was obvious that he was railroaded. the jury found him guilty, he was to be executed and then the civil rights c

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what we have are some of his fishing bowers he used when he would go fishing. these are on loan to us from the grover cleveland birthplace historic site new jersey. he is known for being serious about fishing. a couple of different times, he said that if you want to catch a fish, attentively to business, which is something he said to one of his friends because the friend was messing around or something, but he also believed it was good for the soul and good for the country. one of the funny things he said is a fisherman's code of morals rodl not endanger the if he exclaims "damn that fish." moving on to benjamin harrison, we had something from post-presidency. he continued to be an attorney and one of the things that he did was he represented the against theenezuela british. while he was in trial in paris for that, this was the hat he wore at that time. it is a different style at the time. it has a concave shape around it, but he wore this around paris. while he was there, he spent 25 hours in the courtroom, filed an 800 page brief, and he did the case but got

this is from mike bowers sitting over here, city club member. what do you think of the proposed acquisition by sinclair broadcasting of tribune media? do you expect the acquisition to be completed? sen. durbin: mike, i don't know what we'll have to say about that in terms of their acquisition. i am familiar with sinclair. i am being kind, they are a very conservative organization. they used to put in editorial comments. i would demand, occasionally get opportunity for rebuttal. hard for me to imagine that kind of operation taking over with wgn. seems like a hometown radio station with deep roots in chicago history. hard to imagine outsiders coming in. we've seen great dislocations already. the tribune, the sun-times, and other things. i worry about the change of the approach at the station. >> thank you. lots of questions, great. ok, charlie garder, roosevelt university trustee. do democrats have a chance to recapture the senate in 2018? sen. durbin: right now, it is 48 democrats, 52 republicans. there are 25 democrats up for re-election, nine r

joining me to discuss is angela rye, andre bower, esse, you're the only one launching a show today.ve you the first question here. the speech tonight, the president will lay out his policy on afghanistan. this is a military decision, one with wide-ranging consequences. but it happens in a political environment so charged electronically now. what are you looking for? >> if you were cynical, you could look at tonight's speech as an attempt by trump and his administration to pivot off of aed about couple of weeks, marked by the tragedy in charlottesville. it's a chance to look presidential. war is serious. this could in his mind maybe make this administration look tough. he has a chance to bring out mattis and mcmaster. that's a good look for the white house. you have to be wondering if you're steve bannon whether you're tearing your hair out at the moment. for the bannon wing of the trump base, going back into afghanistan or increasing troop levels, if he does that, this is the opposite of what bannon's isolationism wanted to do to inform this white house. so, you have to imagine ther

this is from mike bowers sitting over here, city club member. what do you think of the proposed acquisition by sinclair broadcasting of tribune media? do you expect the acquisition to be completed? >> mike, i don't know what we'll have to say about that in terms of their acquisition. i'm being very kind, a conservative organization. they used to put editorial comments when they owned springfield station, i would demand, occasionally get opportunity for rebuttal. hard for me to imagine that kind of operation taking over with. g -- wgn. seems like a hometown radio station with deep roots in chicago history. hard to imagine outsiders coming in. we've seen great dislocations already. tribune sometimes and other things but i worry about it. i worry about the change of the approach at this station. >> thank you. lot of questions. great. okay, charlie garder in, roosevelt university trustee. do democrats have a chance to recapture the senate in 2018? >> right now it is 48 democrats, 52 republicans. there are 25 democrats up for re-election, nine republ

we had the decision in bowers v. hardwick which said that homosexuality could be criminalized. it's deeply wrong and troubling. sandra day o'connor signed off on that opinion. do we take those memorials down? the question is, are we going to remove those monuments to justices who ruled in ways that we now find quite troubling or are we going to add to those memorials information like what is being done at the jefferson memorial. there will be an addition placed on the jefferson memorial saying that he was a slave owner. that is one of his great contradictions. >> martha: in many ways adding to the monuments is what becomes more of a history lesson. you think about the taney decision and dred scott, which as you read the language of it, it's obviously from a very different era and reprehensible in its approach to the people of this country. however, you also pointed out that we probably wouldn't have had the civil war without the dred scott decision. so these are the moments in history that push forward the steps that bring us in our evolution to where we are. >> yeah. and taney

their teeth, let alone -- when we're rushing to get out the door, every second matters and today's joy bower, she found out it's a cereal that's made with very healthy ingredients but of course the big question is, how does it taste? >> reporter: we're going to start with cereal. go ahead. this is called the love grown cereal. i like that it's made with wholesome ingredients. what do you think? >> i like it. tastes like trix. remember from the old days? >> the true asset is the very first ingredient is a bean blend. navy beans, kidney beans, and lentils. you get your kids to eat beans in the morning and they'll never even taste it. >> joy added that the sugar content is a little high so do read the label. she also gave high praise to honey, sunflower butter, and naked beet cartoon on the box. that's what it takes. you know? >> sometimes that's all it takes as well. >> exactly. >>> we're keeping an eye on this developing story. a high speed train smashes into a parked train early this morning. >> and we know that dozens were hurt. witnesses describe seeing blood everywhere. what we know about

we've got some pictures of bob bower civic center in port arthur, evacuees there knee deep in water.ple had to sit in top rows of bleachers to get away from the flooding. the day began with the mayor declaring, "our whole city is under water." hours later, the mayor posted again, showing what happened when he checked in on his own home. >> and a quick check of my home. looks like we've got four feet of water, three and a half feet of water. just a lake in here. yep. we got some water, y'all. harvey wasn't playing. i know one thing, though, it's not going to defeat us. i know that for sure. >> okay. i believe someone was telling me in my ear we're going to go to cynthia. this is the nursing home. do we have a guest, guys? are we just listening in? okay. just ended. okay. we've got cynthia harmon. let's go back to port arthur, texas. cynthia harmon is on the phone with me. cynthia, i'm told, has been stuck in her attic for a couple of days with her two sons and two grandchildren. cynthia, can you hear me? >> yes. >> so, what's your situation? how are you holding up? >> we're holding up

they want, they want a face on bower. you can even see that in china where after the death of mao they tried deliberately to move away from a personalistic system. but i think the threat that -- [inaudible] was able to the raise scared them, and you see xi jinping is behaving much more like an emperor than like the chairman of a committee. and this is, i think, it's partly a result of the kind of disintermediation through the internet of institutions and politics. i think one other point to make here about the relationship of elites and non-elites is that non-elites these days feel a heck of a lot better and are a lot better educated than non-elites used to be. so that in 1920 the average school-leaving age in the u.s. might have been eighth grade, 15 years old. today you have many more people going through many more levels of education, and they simply -- and even in the u.s. many people going through two years of postsecondary education who don't go all the way through. they don't actually feel they need upper middle cl

. >> other shelters are facing a major crisis including the bower civic center in port arthur, texas, which flooded after harvey hit landfall again

julie pace, scott barrow, and bill bower, thank you, guys so much. we really appreciate it.at cnbc. sarah. >> good morning. >> what happened with carl icahn? he quits like two seconds new comes out about him. what's going on with carl icahnsome. >> so, yes, joe, the president lost another very high-profile corporate adviser. carl icahn, a lot of personality, longtime trump supposu supporter and friend, stepping down friday, nothing to do with charlottesville unlike the other corporate supporters and advisers last week. this one came just hours before this "new yorker" article blasted and accused icann of using his role as special adviser on regulations to actually push a conflict of interest in one of his own energy refinery investments. now, icann for his part said he was stepping down to avoid partisan bickering that would distract from the agenda. i'll read you a quote where he personally defended himself, said i never had a formal position with your administration or a policymaking role, contrary to the insinuations of a handful of your democratic critics, never profited

bowers. [laughter] >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> have a good day.ady who conscripted her son to work here, ashley. [laughter] >> no problem. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. also, one of the members of the group, ameen muslim, who was on the panel, who is also an employee in d.c. government and works for the d.c. police had a relapse dealing with cancer. i know he is watching. may allah make it easy for you. ameen. he was supposed to be here, and he had a relapse the day before yesterday so i want to extend a heartfelt thanks and we support him and we miss him, and we will see him after we leave here. as nate was mentioning with the group, i want to give an overview what we are about. i know sometimes we can be a little loquacious and extemporaneous. i prepared notes so i can stick to the format, to the program, which also means you have no cards, so you will stick to the format of writing your questions on the, and we will address -- the notecards, and we will address the questions. there is a supporter of the tam group wh

forcing hundreds of residents who were in those shelters to higher ground a shelter at the bowers civic center was over one by floodwaters forcing people to stand on chairs and tables let's take a look at some cell phone video that was captured by an evacuee. we came here to see. we came here. for safe place to get away at our house to get away from being trapped in our house and wind up being trapped. they say by this move but they got sixty the water out sat in. the front no water is coming in from every angle. the mayor of the poor arthur says that the whole city is under water and we have to keep in mind how polluted this water is there is everything from insects to garbage in there and many are also extremely worried about the damaging effects if there is an accidental toxic leak but officials say that they are working around the clock to get residents to safety so far thirteen thousand people have been rescued but the harris county sheriff's office has confirmed two more deaths north of houston bringing the death toll to at least nineteen family reported that they have over two hu

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