britt, you worked there. are you surprised?i probably had the same reaction and that most of america did. i can tell you, as a former employee, espn does do its due diligence in trying to protect the physical safety of its employees. in fact, two and half years ago, i had a video that went viral and a week later, i was supposed to cover a playoff hockey game. they took every measure to try to protect my physical safety, because, let's face it, if you are in an arena or stadium with 40,000 plus people, there's not much separation. i would like to believe, because that could be the only logical consideration, that may be was discussed behind the scenes. i think it is more a reflection of society right now on how left-wing and pc it has gotten. even your name, given at birth, or the possibility of a meme o the internet is a reason to make a personnel change. if that iser what we are doing, tucker, everyone might be out of a job, especially in this industry. >> tucker: the idea they are protecting him from home? presumably the peop

that doesn't occur to you to pick up the phone and hashed out to you tweet it hoping for retweets britts depressing. he isn't the only one who does washington is littered with formally impressive people who shout and preen on social media. i hate to see them with him, i liked him once. and i thought he liked me. what a shame. several cities have decided they too are going to take down their monuments to to the civil war. baltimore hastily carried away for confederate monuments, lexington is doing the same. fox news contributor and social justiceer champion, he supports removing all confederate monuments britt he joins us now. good to seets you. i'm kind of sympathetic to your point of view. i wouldn't want tour see somethg that offended me every day. if there was an al sharptonmo monument to my street, what do i get? if you're offended by the monuments come i totally get't that printed >> is not that i'm offended. it's a fence to the united states ofm america. to honor war criminals. two under the traders. there are traitors to our country. >> tucker: they certainly were traitors to our

swift, just not the country songs. >> i feel like she's dating another britt, calvin harris, though heas not british, he was scottish the problem is she's going younger. i'm 32 now i think i'm past it. >> young at heart, though. you're like wine, with age you get better. >> like a fine bordeaux. well said, even if i said it myself. >>> cleanup is underway in washington state after an accidental salmon release over the weekend. officials saying high tides damaged nets at the salmon farm near cypress island releasing as many as 5,000 atlantic salmon into the water crews are urging the public to catch as many of the fish as possible with no limit on size and number officials say the spill was caused by high tides pushed unusually high by monday's solar eclipse. >> they're asking people to go catch fish likely take my net -- i guess if you're a fisherman -- >> the first moment i saw that picture, not that i wasn't listening perfectly to every word you were saying, i thought the salmon had done the damage i was like wow big salmon no if you get your boat around there, there could be free sa

bennett sat on the bench during the "star-spangled banner" and this time center justin britt stood right shoulder. afterward, the two teammates shared a hug and after the fame, brit spoke about the special moment. >> i want to support him. i want to support what he's standing for and his beliefs. i'm not against, you know, what the flag means or anything and, you know, veterans. you know, my dad was in the army. so i'm not putting any disrespect to them. i'm just trying to understand the issues, trying to educate myself more in that regard and showing support. >> britt joining bennett's protest comes a day after the eagles' chris long put his arm around malcolm jenkins as he protested the anthem by putting his fist in the air. in the meantime, colin kaepernick remains without an nfl team and because of that, the naacp is calling for a boycott of the nfl. the atlanta a chapter of the organization says they don't want fans coming to games or watching them on tv. >> we are a prt of the national movement to send a message to the nfl and roger goodell. there will be no football in the state o

from the workers installing new fencing to keep the drug addicts from returning to the tracks, we met brittnd rosland pichardo both run organizations that help addicts. both worry the city has simply relocated the problem. >> where are they going? what's the initiative after this? they set this in motion what are they doing to help them then to get into treatment centers? to find moorhouseing, find better housing. >> reporter: sure enough a few blocks away a new encampment under the tracks on emerald street tripled in size over the past few days. moments before we arrived rosland used narcan to bring a female overdose victim back from near death. >> wake up. >> these are the forgotten people that need to be helped, you know. >> reporter: move from one place to another. >> yes. >> reporter: back near hope street jose tells me he's had enough. >> you'd sell your house in heartbeat if somebody wanted it? >> i go to florida. >> reporter: get out of here. >> yeah, sure. >> reporter: the city is not oblivious to these challenges they are offering help and not just to relocate the addicts but some

team mates supported bennett with britt laying his hand on the defensive end's shoulder. >> dylan is back with the weather. >> we had nasty storms move through the northeast. we have some flooding that was reported at a train station. look at this in long island new york, the rain pouring over the sidewalk there. we also had a family that was rescued in farmingdale new york, an elderly couple stuck in their car with 3 feet of water surrounding that car. luckily they got out with no injuries. we are going to see another round of storms today although not as widespread, maybe isolated pop-up storms. most of the activity will be back across the greatespecially. it's all with this unsettled air sitting across the northeast. very humid and combine that with the cold front moving eastward and that could trigger isolated storms, not widespread by any means. we have heavy rain down along the gulf coast today adding to the several inches of rain we've been seeing over past several weeks. that could lead to minor troubles but not defini seeing dense fog 56 right now and in san now we got that

said to be continuing his pursuit of communications, after proposal to merge the cable provider with britt sprint was rebuffed. he is considering a plan to buy it outright. >> he wants to do something with sprint, he failed to turn it around in the years and he is headed, and he fails to invest in the company, as i said before. here is refusing to put money into the cap backs, and building it out. really, it shows that he is dressing it up for sale, than anything else. his bit plan has been to merge it with t-mobile's usa, but that has not gone anywhere, so the next plan, would be to merge with chartered, but charter rebuffed them. then, the idea would be to use the merger with charter, to then go on and merge with t-mobile usa, but sprint alone does not do much for anybody really. he wants to ban the lit that she needs to bundle it with another company, and that would of been charter. 's official factory gauge, dialing back a notch in july. this is after authorities are curbing financial risks. . >> 51.4 was the number, a manufacturing number, as used a missing marginally, the estimate as

. >> tucker: its situational feminism britt i would love to get a list of the woman protected from criticismnd those who aren't. cnn, i've got to admit i feel guilt is showing this video because i've had some uncomfortable videos myself. probably nothing like this. the network try to talk to a flood survivor in houston and got this response, watch. >> you're trying to interview people during their worst times, that's not the smartest thing to do. people are really breaking down you're sitting here with cameras and microphones trying to ask what is wrong. if we're shivering cold. my kids wet and you still putting a microphone in my face. >> it's on so you've got a very upset family there. >> tucker: they do sound like a very upset>> family. upset specifically at cnn. can you think of anything more unsettling having survived dealing with ad natural disaste? >> we've seen this, this is something most americans have wanted to say to reporters who try to catch people at their most vulnerable. either in an evacuation situation, an emergency, a funeral. it's almost like disaster or grief, i would h

santa rosa in the 80s in oakland 76. 80s for livermore and antioch and britt were -- brentwood. san francisco, we will go with 74 downtown and ocean beach in the lower 60s. looking at the five day forecast into the weekend, warm on saturday away from the shoreline and then we gradually cool things off. these are minor changes into next week. what could be interesting monday morning is an area of low pressure. i call it an atmospheric blender that will set up off to the west. there is a potential that if that develops enough that it could clear his out completely. it's one of those things that's clear us out completely. it's one of those things where it could be a good thing. >> we will not get the full effect in the bay area? it will get him and then brighten up -- dim and then brighten up? >> yeah as you go from north to south, there will be a drastic change. >> three quarters of the sun will be plotted out? >> yes. >>> joining us now to look at the stories we are working on, we will look at a marine. >> their possessions were gone before the family could move into the new home

. >> going to be britt britt statues. that would be so awesome. >>> update on bad boys three.eat is next. >> the funny thing the statues don't sing either. >> oh, >> the statues also provide shade. >> guess what's coming up at 9:00 o'clock. awesomeness. >> awesomeness and then some. caricature as well. big show coming up on good day d.c. who do we have first. >> sean niece wilson you know you love her song i love that smile is still the jam. she'll be here performing live in the loft before big show tonight. >> and who else, al? >> actor john corbett is live on the show. >> very cool. will be joining us, and kevin has an interview with robert -- >> say it. >> pattinson the hollywood hotty. >> there it is. >> robert pattinson. >> okay. we'll dish all the celebrity dirt with real housewives star porsha williams. >> robert pattinson is completely different roll this time around and kevin says he nail it. >> he's a good actor. >> dark but really good movie. >> no vampire teeth this time. >> as opposed to the light he hearted vampire flick we know him for. >> vampires and werewolve

i presented a proposal to the french, the britts and the germans on march 23rd, 2005, before all these sanctions were presented, at that time i was ambassador here at the un and i was the nuclear negotiator. the chief negotiator is our current president and i was negotiating on his behalf. i presented the proposal which is very similar to the final deal that we reached ten years later. >> rose: why did it take that time to do it. >> i tell because at that time the ambassador was sitting in the state department preventing that deal from taking shape and today -- >> rose: representing the bush administration. >> representing the bush administration and today he's trying to do that all over again. >> rose: he's not part of the government. >> i know. there are quite a few of them. >> rose: there's great division about the nuclear deal as you know. >> i understand. the sanctions did not bring iran to the negotiating table. the united states decided that it's zero enrichment options which it had pursued from 2003 to 2013 was not going to get it anything. what did sanctions produce. it produc

where workers were erecting newness to go keep the heroin users from returning to the tracks, we met brittss so land, both run organizations aimed at helping addicts. both worry the drug problem has simply been relocate. >> to see this, this is amazing. however if you take yourself gone down four blocks to emerald tweet street on the under pass you've just taken tent city population under there there has been about 15 to 20 people. it's tripled. >> reporter: sure enough impromptu village was under construction. this time under the railroad tracks. moments before we arrived, rows land used her narcan kit to revive a 30-year-old overdose victim here. >> she's bad. she was like almost -- up a gone. >> reporter: used the narcan and brought her back? >> yeah. sad situation. >> reporter: back on hope street jose says he hopes the track clean up will make things better but he's not convinced the drug addicts are gone for good. >> police don't watch. they're going to do the same thing. >> reporter: they'll come right back? >> yeah. >> reporter: to be the fair the city is offering social services t

therewh gary's britt right at home. >> there is a , you know, it is all tiny little shops. same haddonfield has. >> reporter: gary opened up a english gardener's ftwe trinketm england, shortly thereafter op rite across the street serving fr clike these, but this. >> we have hand cut them here. our chip their we use we got from england. put your fish down, we batter the fish and put the chips in at that time. >> reporter: perfect times for me. >> i can smell those chips from here. >> this is a necessity. >> yes. >> hello, hello. >> owe yah. >> that batter, just has the most perfect golden, crisp, crunch to it. the fish melts to get that awesome crunch and inside so delicate. i love when there is not just one but a few. >> in the word of mary poppins they are practically perfect in every way. >> by george i think he has got it. >>> i think tori had her john lenon frames on for that one, dually noted. >>> when we come back bet mid letter and her return to despite the loss mcgreg or is credited with putting on a respectable performance. may weather is retiring and spoke about h

a britt of a criit of a crisp m some of us. just 59 in redding. feeling like fall out there. millville 62, philadelphia 67. those temperatures will climb to the upper 70s to right around 80 degrees for our afternoon high. and you see radar and satellite, a few high clouds, but that's about it. we'll be mostly sunny today. and now let's talk about hurricane harvey. here is a look at the radar image bri image imagery. inland making landfall to the northeast of corpus christi. winds downgraded to 85 miles per hour, but still a category 1 hurricane. and moving northwest at 6 miles per hour. which is going to lead to flooding issues due to the rain expected. >>> and rescuers and volunteers from our region are heading south to help victims of hurricane harvey. philadelphia firefighters are part of the national teams being deployed by the federal government. a dozen red cross volunteers from philadelphia and new jersey are on the ground in texas right now. the red cross is mobility liz g i hundreds of others. >>> and here at home, well likely feel the effects of hurricane harvey at

where workers were erecting new fencing to keep the heroin users from returning to the tracks we met brittarpenter and rosland pi charred dough both run organizations aimed at helping addicts both worry the drug problem has simply been relocated. >> to see this, this is amazing. however if you take yourself ungo down four more blocks to emerald street on the underpass you just take tent city population under there that has been about 15 to 20 people it's tripled. >> reporter: sure enough. impromptu village was under construction this time under the railroad tracks. moments before we arrived, rosland used her narcan kit to revive a 30-year-old overdose victim here. >> she was bad. she was like almost -- almost gone. you know. >> reporter: you used the narcan and brought her back? >> yeah. sad situation. >> reporter: back on hope street jose says he hopes the track cleanup will make things better. but he's not convinced the drug addicts are gone for good. >> police don't watch. they going to do the same thing. >> reporter: they'll come right back? >> oh yeah. >> reporter: to be fair, the cit

. >> did you see the lightning supported him, britt with a hand on his shoulder. >> we have floodingorted on a train station, in long island, new york, pouring over the sidewalk there. we also had a family rescued in farmingdale, new york, an elderly couple stuck in their car with 3 feet of water surrounding that car. luckily, they got out with no injuries. we will see another round of widespread, maybe isolated pop-up storms. in ceased activity across the great lakes today. all with this unsettled air across the northeast. very humid combined with the cold front moving eastward that could trigger isolated storms. we're not looking at widespread storms. we have heavy rain along the gulfcoast today adding to the several inches of rain we've been seeing the last several weeks. it could lead to minor troubles but not too much to affect your saturday. here's a peek out your window. >> we won't see storms today, maybe a pop-up shower, that's about it. the humidity lower as the frontal system passed through our area last night. 77 in washington d.c., 68 in gaithersburg, 77 in manassas. enj

even by international standards which is driving consumption, the key tenets of economic growth. " brittanna: britons are being reminded. this is the pound against the u.s. dollar. the cause of some of the data we are going to get in the politics, we could get volatility reinjected. do you think so? we are looking for an indication either way to break to the upside a downside. the key measures which are going to push the pound in a different direction this week will be the inflation print in the u.k. which has been running ahead of the target. we need to start to see more clarity without going down below 2%. anna: will that keep the hawks on hold? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. matt: korean crisis. donald trump as america's top general prepares to meet with moon jae-in. the white house says trump abhors neo-nazis so he personally fails to a

players like kenny britt who in 2014 was one of the protesters around ferguson and he wrote "children'sm. these players are very political conscious. they do things on a level that often do not get reported on. >> this is my point. i'm not saying some of these guys -- >> let him finish. i also want to get to keith, because we have keith as part of this panel discussion, too. dave, finish what you want to say and then i want to go to keith to get his thoughts. >> the players who are kneeling are extremely active in their communities and foundations, and they should get credit for that. it's not the sexiest story in the world, but to create this straw man saying, oh, they don't do anything except kneeling in the anthem is not true. >> how many are registered to slo vote, out of curiosity? >> dave, you're involved in typical diversion anterior taar. >> it's a direct question. >> they're using and standing up with their first amendment rights along are arthur a srkasd many other athletes. there are players who do feel like colin is being blackballed. there are others who did not lead their

thank you very much britt i want to bring back a previous guest because we went right to sarah huckabee he had just started to talk to me. just do it, serve as a special advisor on the trump transition team and is a straight treasure of arizona. i want to jump in the middle so we can cover some ground here quickly. sarah huckabee sanders did make some news there when she talked about the debt ceiling. any other points that you see where this president is ready to move forward on some things? >> first off, let me say you can cut away from me at any time for sarah. she is wonderful and i am so impressed with the jobs he is doing. she was around working for us for the campaign and she is just great. the president wants to move forward on a lot of fronts and he wants bipartisan support. he is a dealmaker and that's one of the reasons the american public elected him. because he's a successful businessman and a dealmaker pretty wants to get things done. congress needs to want to get to work. when you see these things like obamacare, repealing obamacare, which so many republicans ran on for ye

first of all to infiltrate british intelligence to help the britts crack the code and do many things to win the war, and also to share whatever information they possibly could with stalin because, after all, he was aligned with the uk and we get rid of the immediate men narks hitler and now bring heaven o. earth in the form of pure marxism. what happened in the united states? in my generation, probably the vietnam war was probably the most galvanizing issue for those who were politically engaged. bill crystal likes to say tell me where you are in vietnam and i'll tell you how you voted. in 1945-46-47-48, we had whats called the his his s case. high school injury hawaii -- algier hawaii was a very prominent person, the best possible education you could get. >> groom to be a former -- future cabinet member or maybe even the head of the u.n. well, algier hiss is accused in 1948 -- bill would have been a sophomore then, maybe junior -- of having ban spy for the soviet union, and his accuser was a fellow named whittaker chambers. and chambers was a former communist, hiss go-to guy for the

>> next, i look at the coalition against isis with the state department's britt mcgurk. he talks about the current situation in iraq and syria. this is just under one hour. >> hi, everybody. how are you all doing today. good to see you all back. i know it is friday, late in the day, summertime, so you all get good camper awards for coming in today. thank you so much for being here this friday. our special envoy to the global coalition for isis here us, brett mcgurk. i know you heard from him a couple of weeks ago and he wanted to come in today to update you on where things hand. without further do, brett mcgurk. brett: thank you. ok, thank you everybody for coming. what i wanted to do today, you heard from the secretary, about a trip around the world. everything going on in the world in activity at the state department. what i thought i would do is drill in a little bit more about what he discussed, one of our key priorities here in the state department about the campaign , against isis. so, i want to focus on the overall campaign, it is a global campaign. but dive in a

non-american man, who had citizenship elsewhere, she lost her citizenship as much as if you married a britt you lost your american citizenship because you married out. and married women could not on their own naturalalize. they succeeded in getting the cable act passed in 1922. what that allowed was that any married woman could -- who came to the u.s. could naturalalize herself whether her husband, naturalalized or not. and any american woman who married a foreign ner did not automatically lose her citizenship. with one exception. if she married a man who was not eligible to naturalization then she lost her citizenship which mean as more than woman who married an asian man would lose her citizenship. and that would not chang until the 1930s. one of the first things that progressive women wen for is the assurance of independent citizenship for married women. another one, even more popular kind of legislation that this group went for -- going to flip through all my notes here -- was a legislation that was aimed at diminishing maternal and infan mortality. this was a shepherd town maternity an

but this time center justin britt stood with him.ennett asked for a white teamate to join his protest. bennett is the latest athlete to protest against racial injustice. the protest was started last season by colin kaepernick. >> colin still looking for a job right now in the nfl. "the boston globe" tracks the epic trip by two men on the area's rapid transit system. they visited every station in the sprawling t system yesterday in just under 7 1/2 hours. they think they set an all-time record. they're sending proof to "guinness book of world records" to have it verified. >> our portland affiliate says a golden retriever is being honored for sniffing out heroin. 18-month-old kenyan was digging earlier this month family's backyard. he turned up 15 ounces of heroin worth $85,000. police awarded a ribbon to the pup and deputized him for life as a narcotics hero. deputized him for life. >>> some people in the south pacific could become the world's first climate change refugees because of rising sea levels. about 100,000 people live in the

. >> good morning britt and bill hemmer live in washington today.ming now as washington officials say obama was too quick to dismiss the possibility that vladimir putin could interfere with the u.s. presidential election. >> shannon: president trump spotting a tweet this morning saying quote of reporting to a a quote just out, obama knew about russian interference three years ago but he didn't want to anger russia. >> bill: for more on this, intelligence news correspondent catherine herridge live in washington now. good morning. >> fox news is working to independently confirm the timeline laid out in the reporting by politico. the central allegation is that the obama administration was so determined to reset its relationships with rosaura, remove are the 29 photo op, but then secretary of state clinton and her russian counterparts in the makeshift reset button you see there. the president seemed downplayed or resisted warnings by the intelligence community that moscow was working to undermine democratic elections. republican chairman of the house in

i'm in a minority, admittedly but i think it will be reversed because i think when the britts realizedwith the getting themselves into, they will reverse course. i think it would be a huge error to feed the brexit mentality by holding out this hope of a free-trade agreement with the united states, a free-trade agreement with nafta. all these goodies after the some wonderful conceptually until you start trying to do it. we thought of the congressional difficulties of nafta itself,, and renegotiating, adding these positions. now you add another, the fifth biggest economy in the world with all source of problems that don't appear on the surface of the special relationship and all. it would be hell to pay. add the uk, not -- one of the pacific alliance? if you're going to open up nafta and that other countries, fine, but there are a lot of other countries that might even be ahead of uk in the queue. let's talk about them. then what are you in? any chance of using it, using nafta to further integrate north america i think would go further, become even more impossible. but he would become an

>> that i movie leap tells the story of an orphan french girl named felism ci in royal britt tan 93 whog is plays her. we're hoping to talk to her she not has this movie that's out three others in post product. she is a hot commodity. >> busy young lady. >> in hollywood right now i don't know if you remember or not she absolutely killed it in cannes back in may the festival princess they said fashion wise so i think this is young actress whose really starting to come into her own. even though she's only 19. right. >> of course you know her sister dakota fanning and so, um, amazing enough those two even though they are star let's have kept it relatively normal. >> seems like,ing. >> they stayed in school and had a normal up bringing as much as it can be. when you'rero hollywood. 91 thes will we'll keep our fingers crossed that -- we'll go on leap of faith. we'll say that that hopefully dakota will join us in just a few here on good day. ♪ ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastes