. >> brian james came through intake less than 24 hours ago. after a wild night on the streets. >> my charges are robbery, assaulting a police officer with a vehicle, resisting arrest, possibly home invasion for breaking into houses trying to get away. i left my 12-year-old daughter out there again. i got a letter from her before i paroled my last term that said, if you blow it again, i'm never going to write you, i'm not going to take any of your calls. you'll be out of my life. >> with two prior felony convictions, james knew these latest charges could put him in prison for life under california's three strikes law. >> it's something to be able to palpably feel the moment in your life when you're [ bleep ] done. when you know it. when nothing you do after that point really makes much of a difference. >> with nothing less to lose, james turned intake into a crime scene. he did make a large splash when he landed here. he got information about another inmate who was in the cell that he was in and basically he attempted to murder the man. >> i've

james robertson: i had probably the best elbow orthopedist in the nation. brian how much damage did you do? james robertson: i was working on this program and the doorbell rang and it disrupted my thinking and i went down the steps and halfway down i went elbowing and fortunately, i landed on the elbow. it could have been on my head or my writing arm or an arm or leg or hit. -- hip. the first orthopedist said on a scale of 1-10, you have a 12. but he put me in touch with this orthopedist and douglas chapman and all he does his elbows and in 53 minutes he inserted a new elbow and cleaned up the old one and here i am. there are certain things i can't do yet and maybe never can but i'm alive. brian: we are glad that you are here. i'm sorry our first appointment did not work out. are you writing anymore and lecturing? james robertson: i'm lecturing all the time. writing, not really. i've done a little book about a huge collection at a big library in virginia called civil war echoes in virginia and comes out late this month. i'm looking around at the history of the pe

james robertson: a half-dozen. brian: i counted 11 on amazon. seller? the best james robertson: stonewall jackson. it is in the 15th printing. and the untold civil war is second. attractive thanks to national geographic's hard work. referred theyrd -- case -- hayes? part of theson: 1864 all-encompassing campaign that great initiated and hayes went from that to the white house. yet had distinguished career in ohio and was elected president in 1876 and his one remember will act was to order the end of reconstruction. the occupation of the south and officially ends. one thing the voters liked about him where his, sister served one term. it was an interesting term. president hayes and his wife were teetotalers. they were very evangelical. no alcohol, no smoking. the first lady became known as lemonade lucy. they had a state dinner and after this date during the -- dinner the secretary of state came out and said what a wonderful evening and the water for the campaign. -- flowed like champagne. men were wounded in battle that cannot be presidents -- came to be

. >> brian james. you were fantastic against the warriors.y god, you were good. >> i -- >> what are you doing? good, what are you doing later on tonight? i love that outfit. >> mr. trump, five minutes. look i have to go ivanka. behind me i heard him saying i have the wrong coat. now two of us. i realize. the look over who do you think i saw, everybody? mmilania's whose coat was it? >> oh, that accent cuts through me like a knife. regis. okay. crazy, unbelievable. right. that is the perfect story. unbelievable. most people don't want to hear it, it's the perfect story. guys, guys, i just found a pick pikachu. look, my remarks about the disabled were taken out of context, okay. geez. geez. i can't believe the crap that these trump protesters pulled on the convention floor. look i win every primary. i did fantastically well. that means party hats for the nomination. by the way the guy from alaska, the delegate, he's an asshole. >> i was raised in a small town in southern indiana. big family and kay corn field in the back room. [laughing] >> exec

police say 31-year-old brian james was trapped inside his car after an suv slammed into him on pennsylvania avenue and broom streets last sunday. james was that rushed to christiana hospital where he died on wednesday. friends and family members have set up a roadside memorial for james near the accident site. police say charges are pending against the driver of the suv who ran away from the scene. >>> police in delaware county are looking for three men who robbed a pharmacy at gunpoint this morning. happened at the springfield pharmacy on baltimore pike. police say two of the men robbed the place while staying in touch with the driver in a cab waiting outside. investigators found the cab abandoned on south chester road. the suspects got away with drugs and money. >>> still to come on "action news," monday night, a woman in need of a kidney transplant has a site to ask for nepp a rather unique way starting to get the attention of residents in delaware county. >>> also it was back to school for thousands of kids across the state area today. we will check in with them. adam. >> cold front is

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> james corden will be getting in a car with another celebrity. ((kirsten joyce)) >> who's joining the late late host coming up on good day./// you're watching 8 news the c-e-o of delta airlines about the carrier's massive computer outage earlier this week. that outage grounded thousands of flights worldwide, frustrating customers and employees. ((kirsten joyce)) >> in his first and only t-v interview following monday's meltdown, delta air lines c-e-o ed bastian said an electrical system failure from a small fire caused a power outage at delta's main operations center ... he also spoke directly to passengers during the crisis. (ed bastian/ceo, delta air lines) "on the communications front, they're right. we had no ability to communicate with them. our systems were down. we had hours when we couldn't communicate with ourselves much less communicate with our customers." ((brian loftus)) >>> delta is still dealing with issues related to the computer meltdown. yesterday, the airline canceled more than 300 flights due to the outage... but expects opera

brian. the younger brother of william james brian was for the democrats coming out of the convention in 1924. he was more because of his name than because of william james brian. at that time, james brian was a decisive figure in the party because of the clan they fought for other reasons but brian's name was still faith, the democratic hope to be able to win a lot of rural and in the midwest of progressive rules. they're -- charles brian, his nomination as have the president by the democrats was attempt to keep the progressive farm book but for the most part it did not work. >> kerry is joiniterry is joini. >> caller: gentlemen, very interesting talk. you stated that the william jennings brian was a fundamentalist. i believe states like nebraska had large population during his days of very progressive. today they are extremely conservative, what has happened to cause this train? >> wi tomas, what did happen? >> well, that's a great question. the progressivism that brian had a great deal to deal with the economic condition of his debt and the prosperity that came forward in the american live

james robertson: i had probably the best elbow orthopedist in the nation. brianmuch damage did you do? james robertson: i was working onor on this program and the doorbell rang and it disrupted my thinking and i went down the steps and halfway down i went elbowing and fortunately, i landed on the elbow. it could have been on my head or my writing arm or an arm or leg or hit. -- hip. the first orthopedist said on a scale of 1-10, you have a 12. but he put me in touch with this orthopedist and douglas chapman and all he does his elbows and in 53 minutes he inserted a new elbow and cleaned up the old one and here i am. there are certain things i can't do yet and maybe never can but i'm alive. brian: we are glad that you are here. i'm sorry our first appointment did not work out. are you writing anymore and lecturing? james robertson: i'm lecturing all the time. writing, not really. i've done a little book about a huge collection at a big library in virginia called civil war echoes in virginia and comes out late this month. i'm looking around at the history of the pe

police say brian james' car was hit by an suv on pennsylvania avenue and broom streets last sunday.as rushed to christiana hospital but died from his injuries on wednesday. friends and family have set up a roadside memorial now for james near that accident site. >> two people are recovering tonight after they were injured during a violent robbery. this surveillance video from wednesday night shows three suspects breaking into the honey garden chinese garden restaurant in juniata park. two of the employees were hit with a gun and then dragged into a room. the suspects were able to get away with an unknown amount of money. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the two men who robbed a store in the city's crescentville section. this is surveillance video of the robbery last tuesday afternoon at the metro pcs on the 700 block of adams avenue. police say one of the suspects guarded the door while the other threatened the store employee. the suspects were able to get away with a bag of money but no one was hurt. >> new jersey communities could get millions of dollars to help them get

joining us now is brian katulis for another 45 minutes or so. james and twitter wants to know who is the largest contributors to the cabinet? . a stark contrast. for the first time in several a erations, we actually have real divide, where donald trump view less optimistic of america. donald trump has a strange autocrats like putin and russia, whereas ecretary clinton places a premium on allies and our values with countries that are also democratic. here is a range in terms of tone and substance a stark contrast. the biggest thing to emphasize her experience and knowledge compared to his lack of experience and his poor judgment. demonstrated that several times in the last few issues, andumber of i think there is a real choice here for america when it comes policy.ign >> as a national security senior fellow at the center for american progress, what do you as the biggest threats there the u.s. right now issues that we're not talking about in this election as much in part because donald trump has downgraded the quality of our election. instead of de

and i feel my heart beating ((brian loftus)) entertainers tried their best to keep up with the toddlers, but it wasn't enough. you can catch the "late late" show with james corden every night at 12:37 pacific time./// i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. the death toll continues to rise in italy.. after a 6-point-2 earthquake rattled central italy.. killing 247. ((brian loftus)) >> italy's prime minister is expected to tour the damage area today. rescue workers are trying to find survivors. scott mclean is live from italy in central italy, a desperate race against time. in the search for survivors, emergency crews - and even bystanders - are contending with rough terrain, limited access and debris everywhere. aftershocks - some nearly as large as the initial six-point-two

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> last night on the late late show, james corden was trying to work out at the gym, but dancer teyanna taylor from kanye west's new music video, "fade", kept him distracted. take a look kanye west's fade starts playing i'm sorry do you mind it's sort of a public gym we all have to work out the same---- that's better than doing it amongst the equipment that's too much oil no needs that much oil ((brian loftus)) >> despite corden's desperate plea he was not able to get through to the dancer. you can catch "the late through friday at 12:37 a.m./// >>> we'll be right back......../// ((brian loftus)) heat for another week. but the heat might bearable during labor day weekend. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...senator harry reid is calling for an fbi investigation against russia. for a potential election hacking. ((brian loftus)) >> and... sheldon adelson... offering up hundreds of millions of dollars to build the raiders stadium.. why he would spend so much money .. on something in which he will have no ownep 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now.

what cedar point's big announcement will b coming up. >>> please welcome, lebron james. [ applause and cheers ] >> brian: i thought "the daily show" was canceled. >> tia: maybe it's not canceled just yet. >> brian: there's proof, because lebron was on the show. sam. >> samantha: all right. time is 6:40. i'm either in bed or waking up when that comes on. it is 6:40 again on this thursday morning. okay, you need this because if you're going to be outside this weekend, let's say you have plans saturday afternoon, there could be a little rain around. i want you to have the radar at the palm of your hand. you can do that with our app. it's free. just search cleveland 19 in your app store. speaking of rain this weekend, we're going to talk about that in your first alert forecast after the break. >> tia: the nightly show is what's canceled. >> brian: they just changed hosts >> tia: not too long ago. next, answers from a new report out this morning about the biggest complaints leveled against the airline industry. this is the wrong video, but (wolves howling) when heartburn comes creeping up on you. fight back

locally produced show that has an executive producer >> tia: i was thinking what can't lebron james do? >> brian: we don't know yet. we haven't found out yet. >> tia: he's like bionic or something. this time it's in show business. he's the executive producer of the locally produced show >> brian: i have a feeling it will be pretty good. shelby miller against abbing ses to a local business featured. >> it's a packed house at style of success. from nail to hair and makeup, they do it all. they're adding one more item to the list, reality tv. >> it's a journey to say the least. >> reporter: the ceo and her team appear on the season premiere of "cleveland hustles." it follows local entrepreneurs who compete for an investment. >> it's words can't express. >> reporter: when producers called in january, she thought it was a joke. >> i thought i was being punked or pranked. >> i tried to get details, but they stayed tight-lipped. this is the pitch. >> my new concept is the salon suite. it's the business model i'm doing but they have private suites so we will fully equip salon uniments. on the show "clev

. >> brian: thanks very much 6:09. lebron james at the roller coaster capital of the world. he was at cedar point last night to kick off a new school year for thousands of kids in akron. this is part of his family foundation's we are family reunion. he brought in a new class of third graders into the wheels for education program. it's all designed to encourage young students to keep pursuing their dreams and, of course, pushing the importance of an education. >> tia: make sure don't forget komen race for the cure. you can sign up on our website, cleveland19.com, to be part of our team and registration begins at 6:00 at mulls b and c and the 5k gets started at 9:00 a.m. those times are bright and early in the morning. >> brian: yes, they are. it's bright and early right now, but we're here cranking it out, right? lebron was at cedar point, and the park has been hinting about a new ride. we'll tell you about when we think the big announcement just may come >> tia: it's pokemon go on the go. we have the answer where you can charge up and train your pokemon. jon. >> jon: here's

riviera was featured in the rat pack original "ocean's 11" in 1960, the james bond film "diamonds are forever" and "casino" in 1995. ((brian loftus)) let's not forget about all the huge headliners who performed there over the years... from liberace to dean martin. but the music stopped in may of last year after a 60-year run. it's memories that many las vegas residents say they'll never forget. let's take a look out at the ((brian loftus)) >> ((michelle mortensen)) >> ((demetria obilor)) closures in effect on the strip neasr convention center drive because of last night's implosion at the riviera. use alternates like paradise and sammy davis junior. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> the danger is far from over ((brian loftus)) >>> the danger is far from over for parts of louisiana ravaged by flooding. ((michelle mortensen)) >> seven people have died and the waters are still rising. floodwaters in ascension parish, south of baton rouge, continued to rise overnight... as the amite river began creeping over roadways. mayor mike lambert joined sandbagging effortstrying to save homes from taking on water: (so

. >>> plus james cordon's birthday flashback to his teenaged morning tv gig, why he's better brian dreamed of flying to san francisco and pitching a startup idea. but with the jetblue card, he got there faster than expected. brian company. brian company. fly faster than you think. get three times points on jetblue purchases, two times at restaurants and grocery stores, and one time on all other purchases. the jetblue card. >>> elle fanning and james smith were honored at the power of young hollywood's celebration. >>> that photo just warms your heart. chris hemsworth and tom hiddleston took a break from filming a movie to visit a children's hospital. they shared "author's" hammer. well done, fellows. >>> in the news bridget jones movie, there's two handsome leading men and rene zellweger has to choose between them. only we can take you to the set. >> bridget doesn't know which of her lovers is her baby daddy. her ex, colin firth, or the former dr. mcdreamy, patrick dempsey. >> he's in london promoting his book and he trips upon her. >> oh! >> so glad you could be here. so this is dad, i pr

the final round of the miss america competition will be h >>> james corden is knocking on 40 after he celebrated his birthday last night. ((brian loftus)) >> but he still partied hard with a special guest last night on the late late show. we'll take you into corden's "late late" birthday party. next on good day./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> last night on the late late show, james corden received last night on the late late show, james corden received a bith jordan who dropped by to sing james' favorite song, "this is how we do it.". montell jordan r&b/singer: so i wanted to make sure for your birthday i got you a little gift actually i got a better idea reggie: montell jordan!! this is how we do it starts playing montell jordan r&b/singer: what's up ya'll say this is how we do it.... this is how we do it it's your birthday is it's your birthday this is how we do it. it's friday night, and i feel all right sherry how's the weather today? impressive last night... . we could still see a shower before this area of low pressure completely moves out today. ........ moisture out there and a little trailing energy to trigger a shower or

((brian loftus)) >>> this morning, team usa swimmers gunner bentz and jack conger are on their way home... and teammate james feigen's will be next to leave rio. ((michelle mortensen)) >> feigen's lawyer says he's reached an agreement with brazilian authorities to pay 10-thousand dollars and he'll be allowed to head back to the u.s. american swimmer jimmy feigen testified before a brazilian judge in rio overnight... -nats-cameras...n ot even any apology ...as teammates gunner bentz and jack conger made their way back to the u-s...under a cloud suspicion. bentz and conger were detained in the country wednesday as part of the ongoing investigation into claims they, along with feigen and ryan lochte, were robbed at gunpoint in the city last sunday. pulled us over, they pulled out their guns, they told the other swimmers to get down on the ground. brazilian officials say this surveillance video proves that's not true. they say it shows the swimmers being confronted by armed security after vandalizing a gas station. (gfx) a statement by the u-s olympic committee thursday appeared to agree with the brazilian accou

((brian loftus)) >>> this morning, team usa swimmers gunner bentz and jack conger are on their way home... and teammate james feigen's will be next to leave rio. ((michelle mortensen)) >> feigen's lawyer says he's reached an agreement with brazilian authorities to pay 10-thousand dollars and he'll be allowed to head back to the u.s.

and raymond james stadium soon will be thanks to oai visual branding. brian is here to tell us. in progress. you're the company that puts those giant photos, big jameis winston on the side as well as the end and the blu in raymond james stadium. you do all of that. >> yeah. all of our sports teams. you know, buccaneers, lightning, rays, rowdies, so right now 170 foot scoreboard is going up right now. north side anyway. south side, we have a little over a week so -- no pressure. right? >>charley: a little we were showing earlier today the banners being made for around the inside of the stadium. you take that for granted as a fan but you don't. >> no. no. >>charley: that's your business. >> that's what we do. we do a multitude of bowl games and sports but we do other things both in the community and nationally that people really don't know we do as well. >>charley: that's the kind of thing that you see this that you do. even wrapping the bucs -- days as well. >>charley: and billboards. you do all kinds of billboards and tons of signs. >> out front media. we do anything from a milli

james' honor reciting bronni ronnie had to handle his his way. that's my way of rapping. >> he was cheering against the raptors. >> that is so true. >> brian: you probably have that panic moment when your cell phone dies. u.s.b. charging stations are popping up everywhere but not all are safe. coming up tomorrow morning, a new report shows the security risks that comes with charging your phone in a public place. because i've definitely charged my phone. right at the q. i've charged it before. >>> we aren't done yet on cleveland 19 us a in the noon. >> brian: as a parent, it can be very difficult to teach your kid to drive. i no he this. but this video of a mom's driving lesson is downright, well, it's hilarious and we will i got shot down over vietnam and spent eleven months in a pow camp. what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. >> tia

after james comey's ruling it has been updated. she has brianout there who is a good spokesman for her. but she said i need to stop talking about the emails like i'm making an excuse when it was a mistake. i would love a big public apology. because he is tightening the gap. it's interesting you think he can win. i'm hoping not. elizabeth: do the debate reverse it? >> the expectations are incredibly low. trump has a low bar to overcome because everybody is so sure he's going to be trounced by clinton. i hope they keep assuming that the bar is that low. it will only help him. >> he acts presidential, no crooked hillary talk, if he acts like a human it will be good for him. we know hillary clinton sent classified information from her private server when she was secretary of state, but we learned today she did it after she was secretary of state. details coming up. don't go away. smoking's a monkey on my back. it was, it was always controlling your time, your actions, your money. it had me. it had me. i would not be a non-smoker today if it wasn't f

we have also learned the former deputy assistant secretary of defense, james clad, will announce he's endorsing mrs. clinton. >> brian: police say the fbi plans to make their report on hillary clinton's e-mail investigation public. the documents could be released as early as today. the fbi will also release notes of their investigation with clinton. now, interviews with clinton's aides or materials sent to congress will not be released. me information can be found under the election tab on our website, cleveland19.com. >>> and crisis averted for the cleveland city schools. this is good news. they reached an agreement with the teachers union on a new contract. now, both sides vote this week to approve the deal, so that still has to happen, but this should mean no strike and schools should go on as scheduled. >> tia: this morning craft beer drinkers probably rejoicing today. you can start to buy high-alcohol beer at bars right before today there was a limit, but now there is zero. this also allows local hop houses to be more competitive with other microbrews around the country. >> brian: your tribe keeping rolling righ

james corden a singing lesson! their re-creation of her iconic music video .. next on 8 news now good day./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and ((brian loftus)) >>> bruce springsteen proved he's "tougher than the rest." he just beat his own record for the longest e- street band show clocking in 4 hours even! bruce and the band played a 33 song set list. last night's show shattered a previous u-s record set on tuesday night by about 8 minutes. but it's not the boss's longest show ever.. he played five minutes more during a set in finland back in 2012./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> "the king and i" is returning to 60th anniversary. the rodgers and hammerstein's musical masterpiece was known for song like "shall we dance" and "getting to know you" .. and won 5 oscars. you can catch it in select theaters around the valley on sunday and wednesday./// ((kirsten joyce)) show's james corden .. they decided to belt out a little carpool karaoke. (( my loneliness is killing me. and i must confess i still believe. when i'm not with you i lose my mind. give me a sign. hit me baby one more time! )) ((kir

james is saying. >> this is why you're wrong. i heard it. just released statement from brian fallon with the clinton campaign about the associated press report. this story relies on utterly flawed data. it's cherry picked. limited subset of secretary clinton's schedule to give a distorted portrayal of how often she crossed paths to individuals connected with charitable donations to the clinton foundation. the data does not account for more than half of her tenure as secretary and it omits more than 1700 meetings she took with world leaders let alone countless others she took with other u.s. government officials while serving as secretary of state. it says how faulty this analysis truly is. >> everybody here is wrong. so much error, so little time. that statement is meaningless. who cares if there were 17 other conversations or even meetings? what matters is were there any that were as a result of giving money to the clintons? the answer is yes be and it's damning. it may not be illegal but it's damning. as for james there's a difference between an allegation in a book and som

>>james: this is the man his name is brian and we had a chance to speak with him about the incident itard her screaming for help the he jumped into action police ended up arresting the 34 year- old in connection with the use of his now charged with felony false imprisonment listed in a battery with intent to commit rape and is now being held on $65,000 bail. >>mark: 13 consecutive all- around titles will championships michael phelps strike gold again he won the two with the meter individual medley the fourth gold and real in his 20s second gold medal in his career that maxxam the most decorated amend the all-time she shares a month ago with the 16 year-old of canada. >>darya: we're still no. 1 in the middle of all the country's 38 medals for the u.s. 16 go out of silver and bronze china is the second with 30 metals and japan is in third with 22 we have learned of former raiders player with a history of mental illness is charged with assaulting a woman and her daughter outside of a hotel. >>darya: he faces two felony battery counts they said he approached the woman randomly outside of a

james comby backed her on being truthful about her e-mail controversy. hi, brian. >> good afternoon, you know, you'll remember during sunday's exclusive interview, hillary clinton told fox news sunday's chris wallace. she had told the public inconsistent and truthful explanation about her private e-mail server all along, and saying fbi director jim comy said so. he never publicly vouched she had told the truth to the american people. the fbi did say she never directly lied to the fbi yesterday she tried to collar if i. >> director comey had said my answers were truthful. that's really the bottom line here, what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful is consistent with what i have said publicly. i may have short circuited and for that, i will try to clarify i think chris wallace and i were talking past each other. >> 113 classified e-mails in her private server. many more e-mails were later declassified. clinton reiterated she never knowingly sent classified e-mails and gave her explanation. >> and in questioning, director comey made the point that the three e-

brian loftus this request is coming after reports that foreign hackers broke into the illinois voter registration about 200,000 people. hena daniels has the latest from new york. in a letter to fbi director james comey, senate minority leader harry reid says there is a direct connection between the russian government and donald trump's presidential campaign... reid's request comes after reports that foreign hackers breached voting registration websites in arizona and illinois... the recent hacks show vulnerabilities in the election process... the president of the national association of secretaries of state says all machines have to meet specific government standards. (denise merrill)) the idea of a national hack of some sort is almost ridiculous because there is no national system. for weeks, donald trump has told his supporters the outcome of the 2016 election could be out of his control. and i'm afraid the election is after this latest hack, reid says the public deserves a full accounting before the election. hena daniels cbs news. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> republican nominee donald trump is using the latest sexting scandal involving hillary clinton's closest aide... to attack her judgement. th

brian for michigan. sarah westwood? fbi,: jamesey at the when he delivered his testimony before congress he made clear that hillary clinton was extremely careless with classified information, that the reason his team chose to not bring criminal charges was because he found no evidence that information was handled negligently on purpose. there was no evidence of criminal intent and he did not feel that based on the evidence that was enough to move forward. there are many people who feel the same way as that last caller, that the rules are not written to require intent to move forward on criminal charges, but that is a debate for the legal community about whether that is in harmon. -- that is a requirement. host: remind us why these e-mails are being released and how these revelations came to light. guest: these revelations came to light through the house select committee on benghazi when they were investigating what happened in the 2012 terror attack. requested copies of e-mails relevant to benghazi and when the state department cou

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james is saying. >> this is why you're wrong. i heard it. just released statement from brianallon with the clinton campaign about the associated press report. this story relies on utterly flawed data. it's cherry picked. limited subset of secretary clinton's schedule to give a distorted portrayal of how often she crossed paths to individuals connected with charitable donations to the clinton foundation. the data does not account for more than half of her tenure as secretary and it omits more than 1700 meetings she took with world leaders let alone countless others she took with other u.s. government officials while serving as secretary of state. it says how faulty this analysis truly is. >> everybody here is wrong. so much error, so little time. that statement is meaningless. who cares if there were 17 other conversations or even meetings? what matters is were there any that were as a result of giving money to the clintons? the answer is yes be and it's damning. it may not be illegal but it's damning. as for james there's a difference between an allegation in a book and somet

host: we will talk to brian katulis for another 45 minutes or so. james and twitter wants to know who is the largest contributors to the cabinet? guest: we have a range of the two readers and we can -- and you can go on --we had a range of contributors and you can go on the website. we have foundations and corporations that provide support. the key is there is a mix. i come as an analyst had been there 11 errors -- i come as an analyst have been there for 11 years. .t is great we offer our own analysis. give or take whatever people want to hear. it is an important question. you can look on our website. host: let's go to david in virginia. caller: i was fascinated by brian's comments on the tank tanks and institutions coming together to find common purpose. it may be think about the common purpose answer is an administration in office and was the candidates are now down to a president elect. the common purpose in the national security environment is provided by intelligence. this is david priest, good to see you brian. i am curious, what are your thoughts

his july 7 five hour testimony, fbi director james comey testified about the winton emails confirming several individuals including her it specialist brianad access to some of the nations most closely guarded secrets known as special access programs. >> there's no doubt that uncleared people have access to the server because even after pagliaro, tell others who maintained the server who were private-sector folks . so there are hundreds of classified documents on these servers. how many people without a security clearance had access to that server? >> i don't know the exact number as i sit here. it's probably more than two, less than 10. jenna: clinton's attorney david kendall and at least one of his associates have access the backup hard drives which contain top-secret intelligence and neither had the necessary security clearance, nor what they call in intelligence circles a need to know to have access to that information. committee also want information about the it management companies including the colorado based platte river networks, that's a name we haven't heard for a while who were in possession of that data. a separate house com

. >> and brian fallon said the clinton foundation is a charity and announced major steps to take if clinton wins the white house. >> james rosen, thanks. >> more on that story. donald trump trying to paint a clearer picture of his campaign platform. he was struggling to provide specifics as he talked to bill o'rielly and they but theed heads a bit. watch this. >> the actual seizure of human beings. taking them from their homes and putting them in a detention center and so their illegal alien status is adjudicated. >> bill, you are the first one to mention that detention center. no, i never heard the term. i am not going to put them in a detention. >> you you cited dwight eisenhower on this program. >> it was in 1952, and who by the way deported tremendous numbers. >> he rounded them up and when you cited him as an example. >> no. i said that, yeah, i said that something that has been done in a strong manner. i am not agreeing with that. and i have good relationships with a lot of hispanic people. we are talking about it and we with will get rid of the bad ones and they will be be out of the here bad. there is gang member

brian yennis joins us, but first, peter doocy. >> i just spoke to the chairman of the republican party, james evans, in the beehive state.he told me trump still has a lead in recent polls, 12 points, just not as big as republicans have had in utah like romney in 2012. trump's struggles are all relative. chairman evans says the mormon population is too conservative to back hillary clinton in large numbers. so they will still cast ballots for him. evans, the chairman, says, quote, the choices november could not be clearer and that's why i feel confident that like the last 60 plus years, utah will stay red. unlike hillary clinton, donald trump believes we can't afford four more years of the obama/clinton doctrine abroad. we are told to expect endorsements from utah republicans soon, shannon. >> peter, given that record of republicans just dominating in utah, how realistic is it for democrats to think they've got a shot this time with hillary? >> clinton wasn't the first choice of democrats in march. bernie sanders won the caucuses there easily. and donald trump wasn't the republicans' choice, ted cruz was. but the republica

james: yes. there are a lot of moving parts to this, but brian is right.in production. point does it stabilized, and how much can the u.s. producers cut costs? counte seen the rig rising again but no evidence of a sustained increase. tom: fascinating. it will be amazing to see where we are into september and the end of the year. i am sure we will see you again. i have a fabulous chart of the animal spirits of the united kingdom and the immense challenge that mark carney has as he goes to this morning's important decision. your decision is to watch bloomberg television and radio later worldwide. brian of then with bank of america. brian moynihan on governance in new york city. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." francine in london. i want to throw up hr quickly. i will call it the most important chart. worst, let's go -- first, let's go to bloomberg business flash. taylor: i will take it from here. the german athletic shoemaker says sales in the u.s. and canada rose 26% in the second quarter. adidas has been grabbing

brian lock back -- lochte is not the only swimmer. >> he says he never lied about the incident and he says lochte did argue with security guards james fagan was the last american swimmer in brazil. his plane landed last night. michael phelps had little to say about the situation. >> reporter: what do you think about lochte and what happened in brazil? >> we have good people taking care of us. asking him if he enjoyed his starbucks. >>> yesterday, it was shared all over social media and they released fagan's passport after he agreed to donate $11,000 to a brazilian charity. >>> a magazine based in new york city says clearwater is number one in the nation for the number of growing private businesses. clearwater continues to try new businesses area businesses made the magazine's top 500 and top 5000 list. >>> scammers are using a new way to steal your identity. these are using the post office to steal your identity, hijacking your mail by filling out a change of address form using your name and address to send the email somewhere else -- to send your mail somewhere else. happening because the post office always send a confirmation to y

brian and steve. and i watch the show, as you know, every morning. >> thank you. >> actually he calls me stephen james, just like my mother. >> he does? >> good man. and he is watching. sean, thank you very much. >> you call your sons peter and you'll call pete peter sometimes. >> i do. >> yeah. >> i understand it. >> so you -- not only did you talk to sean -- >> yeah. >> interact with the people, you talked to somebody else. >> before the town hall, i got an exclusive with donald trump. watch this. >> so lot of people are saying you had your best week yet. how do you keep it going? >> i guess just keep doing the same thing. we're making a big speech in an hour that's going to be amazing. we have 15,000 people waiting. and it's been really an amazing period of time. >> you're calling for a special prosecutor to investigate the connection between the clinton foundation and the state department. why is that important? >> well, just take a look at what's happening. this is out of control what's going on with our country from the standpoint of justice and what's supposed to be happening and law and order.

james. why cleveland though, besides the king, kate rogers is there and she'll tell us. kate. >> reporter: hey, brian because the city is undergoing a revitalization, and start-ups here are cashing in. cleveland is where tom lix decided to launch cleveland whiskey in 2013. he's taken the distillery process from years to just days. and he actually considers himself a high-tech start-up because of the way he manufactures his product. >> the time to market is considerably faster than anybody else. we have a pressure aging technology that essentially squeezes the alcohol in and out of the porous structure of oak, of wood. traditional manufacturing can't keep up with demand. our technology allows us to do that. >> reporter: they're really scaling up quickly due to overseas demand for bourbon. cleveland whiskey's currently in 14 states and five different countries. they've also caught the attention of a local seed fund called jump start inc. that's invested around $35 million in more than 80 companies that have gone onto generate more than $2 billion over the past tedecade. >> a decade ago places like clev

characterization that she just made about fbi director about james comey's comments about e-mail practices while at the state department. >> brianena keilar thank. >>> a note about a live cnn town hall hosted by anderson cooper. please be sure to watch. wednesday night, 9:00 p.m. east enhere on cnn. >>> coming up, new developments on the war on isis. united states is now carrying out air strikes on isis targets in libya. will it make a difference, though? >>> we are also standing by for hillary clinton's campaign rally where she will be introduced by the billionaire, warren buffett. ♪ ♪ see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an i

. >> brian ford team is concerned and their safety redskins tweeted it's in support of the decision. fox 13's ken suarez is at raymond james stadium. he will bring us latest developments coming up in the next half hour. as this storm develops, fox 13's news aand weather team staying all over it bringing you coverage from every angle. you can get latest on air and online at www.fox13news.com. >>> all right. let's get over to vanessa rufus with look at your traffic. ye we have heavy delays we are watching veterans expressway due ton an earlier which we're now told was on shoulder. originally reported on kout knee campbell causeway that source of all delay and red you see solidly backed up into the area gunn highway ulrich. so please continue to avoid this area. additionally, looking very jammed up eastbound on hillsborough avenue a new crash reported at the vets with eastbound lane blockage. hillsborough actually backed up beyond intersection with towards that same intersection as well. we do want to check on this as well, tampa, we have an overturned vehicle, newly reported here columbus drive at 62nd street, looks like aut

enforcement and fbi director james comey said the bureau has a thousand investigations ongoing into homegrown, violent extremists, most of them isis related. pamela in. >> brian>> bob berry, former cia operative. >> given the current isis threat, do you expect more attacks like this? these unsophisticated attacks to happen in the united states? >> pam, absolutely. these people identify with the conflicts in the middle east, with iraq where a lot of sunni muslims have been killed recently in fallujah, for instance, hundreds and hundreds of them and they're with a common cause and they don't need to go to syria or iraq to be indoctrinated. they do it online. the fbi can't arrest them just because they're looking at sites so they are really in a tough spot to identify these people and whether they're going to turn to violence. >> well, if there are all these individuals and the fbi has 900-plus cases open, isis-related cases. so if there are all these people in the u.s. like this suspect in the virginia attack, how much of a concern is it that they could find each other and link up a foreign terror cell and cause more harm than one individual can do? >> pam, i'm

franklin roosevelt's son james, i read his letters to his father from harvard and he struggled with german. andnded up flunking german never graduated. roosevelt's kids were partyers. briananother thing about sources, i viewed additional unpublished letters between charles adams and his father. have been reported as missing. there's an unpublished memoir. on the page before that, there's another unpublished memoir. how is it that after all these you, youmeone like walk in and see something never published? mr. kendall: what you're talking about is archival resources. letters that are in the archives or a memoir in the archives and publishers, george washington adams wrote that is not a well known figure and wrote a memoir about his life. if you put it in barnes & noble, no one will read it. it will be of interest to historians. my method was to read to make biographies and then do my own digging. i went to major archives. the massachusetts historical society has all the adams papers. john adams and john quincy adams. it also has the jefferson papers. people think, tom jefferson, virginia guy, everything must be in charlottesville. family marries a coolidge, and all the p

james for lying to investigators. >>> donald trump heads to mississippi and missouri today. a new ap report that fuels perceptions of a pay for play operation during her time at the state department. brian webb has the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton greeted supporters after a full day of fundraising in california as her past involvement with her family's charitable foundation comes under more scrutiny. an associated press report claims more than half the people outside government who met with clinton during her time in some way to the clinton foundation. the ap says the meetings could pose ethical challenges to a clinton presidency but the clinton campaign pushed back saying the report relied on flawed data and provides a distorted portrayal of clinton's schedule. >> we welcome donald trump. >> reporter: at a town hall event yesterday, donald trump of the democratic nominee pay to play access.". >> if you trace it back you will find out they got plenty. >> so you're going to build the wall yeah, 100%. >> reporter: the republican candidate called for millions of undocumentmented immigranted to be deported. >> we have great, great people in the country. we're going to follow the law

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james, i read his letters to his father from harvard and he struggled with german. he ended up flunking german and never graduated. roosevelt's kids were partyers. briananother thing about sources, i viewed additional unpublished letters between charles adams and his father. it letters have been reported as missing. there's an unpublished memoir. on the page before that, there's another unpublished memoir. how is it that after all these years, someone like you, you walk in and see something never published? mr. kendall: what you're talking about is archival resources. letters that are in the archives or a memoir in the archives and publishers, george washington adams wrote that is not a well known figure and wrote a memoir about his life. if you put it in barnes & noble, no one will read it. it will be of interest to historians. my method was to read to make biographies and then do my own digging. i went to major archives. the massachusetts historical society has all the adams papers. john adams and john quincy adams. it also has the jefferson papers. people think, tom jefferson, virginia guy, everything must be in charlottesville. actually, his famil