president, i'm brad paul i took time off from work to speak as an individual about an item on the agenda i wanted in support of eir for the. >> sir, sir well actively unfortunately, a slight his print i should mention thank you the draft eir used language we proving used for procedures for the draft eirs this is closed so this will be your opportunity to speak to the aau draft eir. >> thank you. i support it i realized walking i've been speaking to the commission over 4 two years and used to on housing issues in late advertising and 90 and answered your questions i have sympathy but i have to say in my experience no issue has hung on this long i've been anger before i've let go of any angry i think you're taking the right step but understand the deputy of this problem i brought you in this case copies of forbes magazine from last fall a national exposito on this issue an indictment how we let this going on and it is a good reading read it not right now but the academy of art i've said this agreement they're the masters of delay the delay has worked in their favor a put off a final resolu

paul ryan will be in racine today... senator ron johnson and wisconsin attorney general brad schmiel will be in hartland. a teacher's aide-- accused of raping a student-- is due in arrested in april... accused of rape and sending inappropriate pictures to others. he'll be in court this morning for a plea hearing. he was charged with seven felonies. price already resigned from holy redeemer christian academy this spring. senator ron johnson and wisconsin attorney general brad schimel will discuss the opiate epidemic in waukesha county today. a news conference will be held at the hartland fire department at 1-45 - right before the grand opening of a display by your choice to live - a wisconsin non-profit that aims to and alcohol abuse. packers and colts fans should learn more today about getting refunds for what was supposed to be the first preseason game. they waited patiently for last night's preseason game-- only for it to be canceled. our tim van vooren explains why from canton. certainly an unusual circumstance sunday night. the packers and colts never got to play the football hof game. the field was

paul rudd pulled in a certified fresh 93% on rotten tomatoes. one calls it a film that everybody should be happy to show their children. it's apparently not just for children. brad wheeler says it's a film for young audiences as well as oldies who have lost their friends. sounds perfect for you and your kids, nick. >> it was one of my favorite books as a kid. that's not because my mother was deranged. vegas strip. parker collins fast and first to the scene....parker what's going on?

paul ryan will be in racine today... senator ron johnson and wisconsin attorney general brad it's official - brett favre is a member of the pro football hall of fame. favre was inducted saturday night... delivering the longest speech in hall of fame history.... but it was worth every second. listen to how he summed up his incredible career: "but what i'm most proud of it has nothing to do with stats although who would ever thought a young man from kiln, mississippi who's father ran the record in the nfl at one time, pretty doggone amazing if you ask me but that's not what makes me most proud, what makes me most proud is how i played the game and being real it was all about." a bittersweet weekend... ended with a lot of disappointed packers fans... after the n-f-l was forced to call off the hall of fame game. officials blamed the turf condictions. our ted perry spoke to disappointed fans. in what had to be secret of the night—the hall of fame game was canceled more than an hour before kickoff but there was no sign or mention of that near or around the stadium. nobodys been told anything. fans were still being allowed

paul ryan. how would it work? i went ahead with bradld, maury house and our legal unit and talked to dhs officials and border agents about how you would implement this. they said it's impractical, unworkable, impossible. the reason is the scale of this. if you're going to vet people for religious beliefs, last year 189 million people came in and out of the u.s., 189 million entries, many people, 189 million total entries. if you wanted to vet them, the largest muslim country, indonesia, pakistan, only one of those lists religion on a passport. to do this ban, according to the ex-pirpperts we spoke to, you ho spend billions and billions to vet those people. $21 billion is about what we currently spend on immigration. we're told it could be 60 orr $80 billion. all of that would be that expensive because the government would basically be doing something it's never done before, which is try to interview or personally vet every person that might come into the u.s. to say are you muslim. experts say you'd have to vet them in a verifiable way.

paul kneeland. >>> time now for the good, the bad and the ugly. he or she brad, will you tell me?r brad paisley reveals the gender of the couple's baby live on stage. >> it's a boy! >> lots of people excited about that, apparently. the couple plans on naming their new son bradley after paisley. >>> up next, the bad. an arsonist setting himself on fire while trying to burn out a building. >>> watch out below. goofy breaking his fall. >> it looks like they were doing it on purpose. >> yeah. >> thanks for joining us today. have a great tuesday. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >>> good morning to you and your family. it is tuesday, august 9th. donald trump outlines his economic plans to make america work again. >> these reforms will offer the biggest tax revolution since the reagan tax reform. we will make america grow again. >> what does it mean for you and your family? we're going to analyze this? >> yes. the families of benghazi victims now suing hillary clinton saying she was directly responsible for their deaths, but will it hold up in

wisconsin attorney general brad schimel in hartland to discuss the opiate epidemic in waukesha county.it takes place this afternoon at the hartland fire department house speaker paul ryan will be in the area today... visitng local businesseshe will be at "a and e tools" in racine at 12:45... and "ocenco" in pl at 2:25. later today... fans who bought tickets to see the packers and colts play in canton... will learn how to get their money back.officials canceled the hall of fame game because of poor field conditions.the pro football hall of fame is expected to announce a full refund policy.the packers will play their first preseason game this friday at home against the cleveland browns. return home today... return home the brewers return home today... kicking off a four game series against the braves. it comes after an 8 to 3 loss against the diamondbacks... including this run.take a look. brewers "jonathan villar" makes a diving catch-- landing out of play.the batter is called out, and all runners advance.this was the diamondbacks first run of the game.first pitch set 6: tonight. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the one thing more than half of american

campaign and actually i'm aware of one business deal involving the drake hotel where paul manafort was working with this guy, bradaid donald trump might come in on the deal. i think there's a lot of questions about what governments donald trump owes money to, we don't know without the returns. >> jamil, this is an area donald trump has tried to sort of keep away from, but if he's running as somebody who was a successful business person, i would think this would be a logical area of inquiry. >> groups where he's unpopular, especially young people, really smell the b.s. when it comes to trump's business dealings and also personal comments. what i think this story could be damaging for him is, you know, frankly it underscores the notion you cannot trust this guy with the economy. and the economy is, you know, the foremost concern for a lot of voters and i think, frankly, you have to pay attention to this stuff because it tells you how this guy runs a business, tells you how he could possibly run our economy, and i think it's really problematic. >> governor gilmore -- >> i have something to say about theconomy. >> le

brad. >>> you decide 2016. for the second time this week, a major change at the top of donald trump's campaign. campaign chair paulort has resigned. this comes after days of criticism about his past dealings with pro russian political party in ukraine and aft maintaining that he never apologizes donald trump expressed regret last night for anything he said that may have caused anyone personal pain. today he visited several communities in louisiana hit by what's being called the worst u.s. natural disaster since super storm sandy. >>> and in university city, a big push by hillary clinton's campaign to register voters. >> that's right. actor sean patrick thomas the star of barbershop launching the event inside philly cuts union any sex salon. he joined clinton supporters to introduce a new grass roots campaign pushing voter registration efforts inside small businesses across philadelphia. clinton's campaign held a similar voter registration event on tuesday when she spoke at west philadelphia high school. >> developing now, the olympic scandal that's become an international incident. american swimmer ryan lochte say

paul ryan, running against primary challenger. live coverage of that race here on c-span. >> next, congressman brad sherman outlets waited disabled community can engage lawmakers together issues -- together issues reflected incognita. following his remarks, a panel discusses how to bring these issues to the forefront through media coverage. this is about one and a half hours. >> hello, president of the spectrum building. a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization working to advance people with disabilities weird people with disabilities to have opportunities to fight anyone else. people with disabilities are one of every five americans. that is 56 million of american citizens. we have no better friend in congress then congressman brad sherman, porno. he actually has been on the front line of these issues personally and professionally. he is a close personal friend of mine who i've known for an experiment long time. -- extremely long time. is intelligent and has integrity. onhas published up ads employment for people without disabilities -- with disabilities, spoken out on these issues, engaged in the alsos personally and he is helping

brad woodhouse, hillary clinton supporter and president of correct the record and americans united for change. doesn't anyone just have one title anymore. alice, i want to start -- >> never. >> this fund-raising pitch from paul ryan uses the language, you know, don't give a blank check to a hillary clinton. "the washington post" notes historically those are loaded words. in 1996 republicans used that towards the end of the election because they were nervous bob dole was going to lose. they did that to try to preserve their majority in the house. is this a message from paul ryan to republicans around the country we think we're going to lose the white house now, it's time to take evasive action? >> it's not unusual for fund-raising e-mails to have such do or die language like this, it's a call to action, it's an urgent plea for funds quickly and large sums. they had a great fund-raising month last month. this kind of language is not unusual. after the last seven days or so, there is some concern, based on being off message in the poll numbers, and so clearly the plea in this e-mail is to appeal to donors. we need money now. and also talking about a blank check. making sure we support members of congress who is

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paul rudd pulled in a certified fresh 93% on rotten tomatoes. one calls it a film that everybody should be happy to show their children. it's apparently not just for children. brad wheeler says it's a film for young audiences as well as oldies who have lost their friends. sounds perfect for you and your kids, nick. >> it was one of my favorite books as a kid. that's not because my mother was deranged. it's a great story. >>> this morning on "world news now," president obama taking on donald trump. >> on the eve of his family vacation, the president unleashing harsh criticisms, responding to the assertion that the election could be rigged. as a new national poll shows a huge lead for hillary clinton. >>> tornado destruction in new orleans. a half-mile path of devastation left in a neighborhood. the powerful winds leveling homes, and one man pulled from the rubble as rescue workers continue the search. >>> and we all know what anorexia is, but have you heard of big-arexia? we'll meet two men who focussed their lives on building up, but one went too far. how his obsession with building muscle almost killed him. >>> and forget about street meat, it's all about offic

paul my work-related emails. all that it had. >> the f.b.i. also discovered several thousand work-related emails that were not among the 30,000 emails returned by secretary clinton. bill: brad woodhouse, good morning to you, and rich lowry. gentlemen, good day to both of you. i think the story is pretty straightforward. they believe she lied at least four times. >> she made false statements to the public and she made if false statements to congress. the problem is perjury is a very technical crime, and hard to meet. even if you can might, there is zero chance the obama justice department is going to pursue this. as soon as they got this letter they bald it up and threw it in the trash. the obama administration and president obama are completely committed to make hillary clinton the next president of the united states. they took a n the comey thing. bill: even in an election year, how effective is this, rich? >> i think it's extremely effective. there is a new nbc survey that says 11% of people think she is honest and trustworthy and it has to do with the fact she went around not telling the truth on her emails over and over again. that's penetrated i monday everyone, even d