i'm not saying imran khan is the brown trump, though it would be funny if trump woke up and was brown great movie, him building a wall to protect us from himself. "we've gotta build a wall because i'm coming!" no, i'm not saying imran khan is the brown trump. i'm saying imran khan is one of the many leaders around the world following the successful format of the hit show called "the trump presidency," including aapparently using the same writers. >> people love me and you know what i have been very successful, everybody loves me. >> someone like me who is blessed with everything, who has everything, who doesn't need anything and who has so much love from these people -- >> that system is set up so that the crooked politicians can make sure they get somebody somethat's not, you know, part of what we're going. >> we're going to fight the status quo, this crooked politician, the alliance of the crooked, the crooked party. >> trevor: sounds better hearing trump's phrases with bollywood music in the background ( singing ) ( laughter ) so joint if prime minister khan will turn out exactly l

trump: special tactics major gabriel brown. [applause] pres. trump: his team leader, master chief britt slabinksi. [applause] thank you. thank you all. we also remember the six others who, along with john, gave their lives on that snowy, really cold afghan night. petty officer first class neil roberts, specialist mark anderson, sergeant bradley crowes, senior airman jason cunningham, technical sergeant philip, and corporal matthew commons, our nation is rich with blessings but our greatest blessings of all are the patriots like a john and all of you that just stood, and frankly many of the people in this room, i exclude myself and a few of the politicians. [laughter] pres. trump: who like john kerry -- carryohn, kerry freedom on to their shoulders fight to the very last press so we can live in safety and peace. now it is my privilege to ask valerie to join me on stage to accept the congressional medal of honor on behalf of the hero she loved and the hero our nation will forever remember, technical sergeant john chapman. thank you. please. please

trump administration? we do at the pump and with our health. >> this morning governor brown released a statement. for trump to now destroy a law first enacted at the request of ronald reagan five decades ago is a betrayal and an assault on the health of americans everywhere. >>> friends, family and community members will say their final good-byes to nia wilson wn tomorrow. her older sister was injured, and the suspect john cowell was arrested. the family is now suing the agency saying it didn't do rtas rpoaygnthan her. e tyf our rids and a spokesperson also sd eir hearts break for the wilson family. her funeral will be held tomorrow, and service begins at 11:00 a.m. it is open to the public. >>> crime in oakland just one of the many issues facing mayor shaft. >> as the mayor libby shaft just filed paperwork to run for re-election and she says she thinks the biggest issue facing oakland going forward is affordability. she walked into the clerk's office this morning and was greeted by a room full of supporters who also say they planned to help her get re-elected. we did ask her about safety on t was

jerry brown called on president trump to help with the state's devastating fires.s most destructive fire right now. more than a dozen other serious fires are burning across the state. >> it's not just here in redding. it's in other parts of the state. we have a lot of work to do. we have a wonderful state. it's the sixth largest economy in the world. but we are vulnerable as much as anybody any people are anywhere in the world. >> the disaster declaration will help fire victims obtain housing and unemployment assistance. >>> now to what i was mentioning with rob mayeda. the mendocino complex fire is continuing to grow every day. an update in the last 30 minutes from cal fire tells us the complex fire is now the fifth largest wildfire in california history. it was considered the sixth largest. it's now the fifth. right now the river and the ranch fires, the two fires that make up the complex fire scorch a combined 254,000 acres and destroyed more than 60 homes. the flames flared up overnight. and cal fire just updated us, again, about 25 minutes ago. now the total a

that we all must respect the office so that comment about respecting the office one trait brown praise from trump who treated this the fake news media worked hard to get tiger woods to say something but he didn't want to say tiger wouldn't play the game he is very smart more importantly he's playing great golf again to the english premier league matches united play later looking to bounce back from the shock defeat to brighton there at home to tottenham who have lost at old trafford four years in a row since maurizio puts the tino took over as coach one thing that we need to improve is winning in again some clubs i was from home and it was as much as united in the last four years that we played there always we lose for a different reason playing well in some game not so well but i think some of the challenge for us is a message on for us to go monday to manchester united and show that we will be able to win. and take a look at his bizarre red card in the remaining in second division the winger was running down the way when he was tricked by the opposition coach watching on the sidelines it looked

get rid of daca was a big development in wildfires and looking at the battle between donald trump and jerry brown over who is to blame and what is behind the spread of these deadly wildfires in the golden state and the latest outrage against ice. the southern poverty law center linking ice official with anti-muslim group but tonight new questions about that claim. lieutenant general jerry boykin, executive vice president of family research council is here to weigh in on the controversy. of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ .. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi cover

the white house approved shasta county.quest for a in redding governor brown called on president trump to help with the state's devastating fires. that carre wt up near redding, the state's most destructive fire burning right now. more than a dozen serious fires are burning across the state. >> it's not just here in redding. it's other parts of the state. so we've got a lot of work to, do and we have a wonderful state. it's the sixth-largest economy in the world. but we're vulnerable as much as any people are anywhere in the world. >> the disaster declaration will help fire victims obtain housing and unemployment assistance. >>> the mendocino complex fire continues to grow tonight, it is now the sixth-largest wildfire in california history. right now the river and ranch fires, the two fires that make up the mendocino complex fire, have scorched a combined 229,000 acres and destroyed more than 50 homes. the flames flared up overnight. cal fire says total containment is at 32%, down f34% just a nbc bay area's sergio quintana has been covering this fire for a week, all week long, and he s

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trump. kpix asked chronicle reporter jerry gerber foley and former semper cisco mayor willie brown, is president trump driving some americans crazy? >> reporter: good morning, joining us is the chronicle political reporting, in case you haven't noticed, there are a lot of psychologists in san francisco this week for a convention. as he reported in the chronicle, there were several courses on how to deal with the trump phenomenon? >> there were 15 sessions devoted to trump in some way. how trump is affecting how we deal with immigrants, how trump is affecting how we deal with our lives. how the trump # america great is affecting us. there's some truth to this. there was a survey that asked, one of the greatest stressors in your life? more americans said the changing political system is affecting their lives more than their family or their health situation. trump is making us -- >> that just shows how unobserved people in the world of psychology really are. this has been going on for years and years and years. trump has been doing the same thing for the last 30, 40 years. you go back and pull up t

trump we have to be just as righteously outraged and full of indignation in terms of wealth and in equality and prison situation and women are treated, gays, lesbians, trans and especially black and brownce trump leaves the racism doesn't leave, my brother. >> you really believe -- >> absolutely, my god, i know you can be better, i know i can be better. >> i don't know if i can be -- >> hard to think of a better panel than that, everybody can be better. i'm a christian not because i'm naive, i'm a christian because i believe we all have the capacity, given our wretch chedness to be better, true for everybody, right wing, left wing, center, liberal, across the board. donald trump is my foe, no doubt about that. we swing at each other. even still, even as a gangster that he chooses to be, i know i have some gangster in me. i have to try to control it. >> this is maybe getting off topic, in your belief, is the key to change to acknowledging one's wretchedness, the word that you used? >> the key to change is to have the courage to criticize, courage to hope and courage to love and be forces of good before the worms get your body. that is the history that gets your best. the dominant is res

when asked about the likelihood of president trump approving the relief requested governor brown sayshopeful. >> tragedies bring people together. we rise to the occasion and so our interests converge at a higher and deeper level. that is what's happening here. i am confident the president will respond. reporter: if the disaster declaration is approved it would bring in much need of federal assistance to help prevent further threats to people and their homes. no word yet from the white house on any decision. the government agency that tracks major fires reports at the moment, firefighters are battling at least 89 wildfires across 10 states, half of the 28,000 firefighters responded to all the fires right now are in california. laura: all right, we saved almost every summer. i wish we could send the rain that we get on the east coast over there. thank you for your report. mike: let's take a live look. there is ohio where the president is heading. but there is new jersey where we understand marine one has just touched down. the president is about to make his trip to ohio to make a pitch

brown. the headlines at 11: donald trump's former campaign chief, paul manafort, is found guilty of eight criminalhe first trial stemming from the inquiry into alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. paul manafort is a good man there. he was with ronald reagan, he was with lot of different people over the years and i am very sad about that. because it involved me, but i still feel it is a very sad thing that happened. it has nothing to do with russian pollution. —— collusion. in a separate case, president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, has pleaded guilty in a manhattan court to violating campaign finance laws. we'll have the latest from washington.

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. >>> erupting between president trump and governor brown about how they use the water and a tweet about fresh water being diverted into the ocean. president trump urged to use it to fight the fires. governor brown tweeted back saying it doesn't merit a response. >> you're looking at images now showing how smoke is moving across california. the national weather service is trying to predict where the smoke from all these many fires will end up blowing. as you can see, some of the thickest areas are choking the central valley and sierra and you can see what it's doing in the bay area. sky 7 over the east bay and thick smoke still hanging in the air. feels like there is an ever present haze since they began. >> how the air impacted, let's get to spencer christian on the forecast. >> that haze is thicker and more obvious in other parts of the state. look at this satellite image showing the smoke in the sierra, it's terribly smokey and quality is declining. here is an air quality forecast for tomorrow, yellow and green dots indicate moderate to good air quality we are fortunate to experience

trump: special tactics major gabriel brown. >> [applause] leader,ump: his team britt slabinksi.e remember when john gave his life on that snowy, really cold night. ,pecialist mark anderson sergeant bradley crows, senior airman jason cunningham, technical sergeant philip, and corporal matthew commons, our nation is rich with blessings but our greatest blessings of all are the patriots like a john and all of you -- like john and all of you and many people in this room, i exclude myself and a few of the politicians. freedom john, carry our on their shoulders, march into the face of evil, and fight to their very last breath so that we can live in freedom and safety and peace. now it is my privilege to ask valerie to join me on stage to accept the congressional medal of honor on behalf of the hero she loved and the hero our nation will forever remember, technical sergeant john chapman. thank you. valerie, thanke, you. >> [applause] pres. trump: would the military aid please come forward and read the citation. thank you. >> the president of the united states of america has awarded in

. >> reporter: today president trump tweeted governor brown must allow the free flow of the vast amounts of water coming from the north and foolishly being diverted into the pacific ocean. yesterday he blamed the wildfires on bad environmental loss and water being diverted into the pacific. >> that's simply not true. of course some of the water that comes from the mountains goes through the rivers and ends up in the delta and into the ocean, that's ah our natural ecosystem and part of the natural california water policy. but there's no shortage of water for the california firefighters. >> cal fire agrees saying tod it has plenty of water. san jose state professor leads a research group that's studying climate change, a subject he says the president is ignoring. >> he's not saying that our climate is changing, we have to. he's just kind of blaming maybe we can cut down more trees and that will solve things. of course that's very shortsighted but we have to recognize that our climate is changing and maybe the types of weather we're seeing fuel these fires are going to become more common. >

trump seems to be sweating the case, what's he got to be worried about? plus, sherry brown of ohio joins me for a state that went for donald trump by 8 points in 2016. how are democrats going to win back those voters in 2018, this november and next time a question i keep asking and the rhetoric from trump world soundsdown downright or wellian, doesn't it? also, john brennan is considering taking the president to court over security clearance being revoked. finally, let me finish with the failure of the republican party to show any backbone, this is "hardball," where the action is. p s into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. it's about delivering a more comfortable shave every time. invented in boston, made and sold around the world. order now at gilletteondemand.com. gillette. the best a man can get. here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgo

problemg to trump, the is other working people. people who are black or brown, people born somewhere else, people who do not worship the same, dressed the same or talk the same as trump and his buddies. it comes in all sorts of flavors. it comes in all sorts of forms. nasty, personal attacks, trolling on twitter, winking at white supremacist. it all adds up to the same thing. the politics of division. politics that try to pick black working people against white working people so that they will not ban together. division that tell americans to distrust each other, to fear each other, to hate each other. while we are busy doing that, mitch mcconnell gets to raid the treasury and give $1 trillion to their rich friends, destroy health care and wipe out social security and medicare. they want us pointing fingers at each other so we will not notice their hand is in our pocket. it stops here. it stops here. [applause] it stops now. movement and this this moment and this election. tois time for us to say no the politics of division. just say no to the ugly use of bigot

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. >> governor brown says he is optimisticing that president trump will issue a major disaster declaration which would help fire victims with problems and make counties and cities eligible for federal assistance. >>> a red flag warning for firefighters in the frontlines of these northern california fires. rob mayeda joining us now. wind is impacting our air quality. >> yesterday we are more of a northwest breeze pushing smoke into the area. right now, strong winds out of the west. you can see the fire there. rank fire is the more active of that complex. you see the ash being detected on radar right now. we're seeing conditions in the 80s but wind speeds picking up. more of that up towards the carr fire, too. red flag warnings at both major fire complexes to our north and into min doe chino county along with very hot conditions at times on those fire lines. but the shift in the wind has helped us a bit in the bay area. tomorrow air quality other than the north and east bay, not that bad. temperatures heating up. a lot more 90s inland. 100 degree temperatures could be reach in our forecast i

brown. the headlines at 11: donald trump's former campaign chief, paul manafort, is found guilty of eight criminal charges, including bank and tax fraud. it's the first trial stemming from the inquiry into alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. paul manafort is a good man there. he was with ronald reagan, he was with lot of different people over the years and i am very sad about that. because it involved me, but i still feel it is a very sad thing that happened. it has nothing to do with russian pollution. —— collusion. in a separate case, president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, has pleaded guilty in a manhattan court to violating campaign finance laws. we'll have the latest from washington. in other news, sir norman bettison, the former police chief accused of trying to blame liverpool fans for the hillsborough disaster, sees all charges against him dropped. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt calls on the european union to stand shoulder to shoulder with the us in taking a tougher stance with russia. also coming up: can one of the greatest athletes of all time mak

according to trump, the problem is other working people. people who are black or brown, people born somewhere else, people who do not worship the same, dressed the same or talk the same as trump and his buddies. it comes in all sorts of flavors. racism, sexism, homophobia. it comes in all sorts of forms. nasty, personal attacks, trolling on twitter, winking at white supremacist. it all adds up to the same thing. the politics of division. politics that try to pick black working people against white working people so that they will not ban together. [applause] politics of division that tell americans to distrust each other, to fear each other, to hate each other. while we are busy doing that, mitch mcconnell gets to raid the treasury and give $1 trillion to their rich friends, destroy health care and wipe out social security and medicare. they want us pointing fingers at each other so we will not notice their hand is in our pocket. it stops here. it stops here. [applause] it stops now. it stops with this movement and this moment and this election. it is time for us to say

in addition, donald trump has brown children incarcerated right now on the border, separated from their parents, still. that is racist as well. >> john, what did you make about sarah sanders' moment? there's plenty of ways to handle that rather than just say i can't guarantee anything. and i think it speaks to partly what zerlina said, which is that she somewhere in her gut thinks that maybe this tape's out there. she understand -- >> so what? she can lie and say i guarantee you there's no tape. there can be a tape tomorrow and she's been through that a thousand times. >> she's clearly lied about a lot of things, which gets me to the second point, which i think is this gives you a sense of how explosive this particular piece of invective is. she has lied promiscuously about many things and has not cared many times not even tried to go back and clean up the lies. this particular word for the reason that's zerlina said, you don't need the n word to prove someone's a racist, donald trump's whole life whether there's an n word or not is proof he's an obvious racist. but that word has partic

s go, >> we have more live coverage of president trump in the campaign rally and mike brown. live on c-span. us for book tv's live coverage at the 18th annual library of congress. saturday it -- starting at 10:00 eastern. at the washington convention center. the prize-winning biographer at the soul of america. historianrize-winning goodwin with leadership and turbulent times. needox news host ryan kill with his book, andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans, the battle, watch the 18th live on c-span2's book tv. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> the career of senator john mccain this afternoon. members of the public may pay their respects and we will have that for you later in the schedule. tomorrow, a funeral service in phoenix. joe bidene president at 1:00 p.m. eastern. mccain's casket in maryland. friday morning, congressional speakers at the evening. senator mccain's body will lie at the capital. saturday morning at 9:00 eastern. 10:00 a.m. live at the -- speakers including george w. bush and barack obama. the u.s. does not plan to suspend anymore military exercises

brown. president trump's sanctions against iran have come into effect this morning.he indonesian island of lombok are carrying out a search for survivors of the powerful earthquake, which has killed almost 100 people. aid charities are scrambling to the stricken area to provide food, shelter and water, as anxious families await news. the foreign office says it has heard from a number of uk holidaymakers trying to flee the devastation. scientists have warned earth is in danger of tipping into a permanent hothouse state. a new report found continuing carbon emissions and the destruction of rainforests is putting the global climate at risk of irreversible changes. researchers said current plans to cut emissions may not be enough to avoid extreme temperatures and rising sea levels. a fresh row has broken out between the labour leadership and the backbench mp dame margaret hodge, despite the party dropping disciplinary proceedings after she publicly accused jeremy corbyn of being an anti—semite. labour sources said both sides had expressed regret. but lawyers for dame mar

brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. it is 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. here is what's happening. president trump takes on omarosa. >> do you feel betrayed by her? >> low life. she's a low life. >> hush money deal for the president. >>> trump versus his lawyers. he wants the interview with mueller. they want him to stay quiet. >> we are going to be the laughingstock of lawyers if we let him testify. >> i will say this, if i could be, i would love to speak. i would love to. nobody wants to speak more than me. >> is the president at odds with his attorneys? >> 2020 vision, who is in iowa and may be looking to take on

no, according to trump, the problem is other working people. people who are black or brownpeople who were born somewhere else, people who don't worship the same, dress the same, or talk the same as trump and his buddies. and it comes in all sorts of flavors. racism, sexism, homophoba, xenophobia, it comes in all sorts of forms, nasty personal attacks, trolling on twitter, winking at white supremacists and it all adds up to the same thing, the politics of division, politics that pits black working people against white working people so they won't band together. [applause] >> politics of division that tells america to distrust each other, to fear each other-- >> you can watch all of c-span's coverage of the netroots nation conference

then on monday, trump tweeted -- "governor jerry brown must allow the free flow of the vast amounts of water coming from the north and foolishly being diverted into the pacific ocean. can be used for fires, farming and everything else. think of california with plenty of waterer -- nice! fast federal govt. approvals." trump's tweets. dr. mann, could you respond to that? >> this is, unfortunately, the sort of diversion that we've seen from the president's misdirection. the irony here is what we're seeing is nothing to do with environmental regulations. in fact, it is trump's effort to eliminate environmental regulations and policies to act on climate change, which are -- which are putting us in a precarious position. these wildfires will only get worse as we continue to warm a the planet by burning the fossil fuels and increasing the concentration of these warming greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. the trump administration is doing everything it can to scuttle international effortsts and domestic efforts to act on climate. couldn: michael brune, you talk about the state level response t

trump doesn't like brown people. he's putting his immigration enforcement into place.is your response to all these critics?aceyop >> there's a lot here. the movie focuses on two things, racism on the one hand, and fascism on the other. as you know, from the time trump was elected, the left has been dropping these two big incendiary bombs, not just on trump but on the right, but on conservatives and republicans. so the movie has a historical component because it dives into what is the meaning of fascism, who is the real party of racism, but where it really kicks offff with that looks at where is the fascism today, where's the racism today?? and it shows that it is the fascist and racist tail belong not on the republican elephant but on the democratic donkey. >> laura: getting a lot of hits from "variety," "the guardian," they love you, "in this embarrassing new film from the far right provocative -- all personal attacks, dinesh d'souza, he compares donald trump to abraham lincoln, claims hitler was lgbt friendly and calls antifa the real nazis." >> let's talk about this

brown? he came out in favor of trump and you know what, nobody's going to say anything about it. brown. he was some player. but a lot of folks have come out in favor of what i'm doing because they see what's happening, saw how great it's been for the african-american community, for the hispanic american community where unemployment has reached the lowest level also ever recorded. likewise, for the asian community. lowest ever recorded. and i jokingly say, i said it last night, we had an incredible rally in indiana. did anybody see that? it was incredible. big ratings. you know what, if it didn't get the ratings, you wouldn't be seeing it. big ratings. but i jokingly said last night, women, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, because we had asian, african-american, hispanic, the best in history. women, unemployment, it's only 65 years so i said it last night. i said i'm sorry, i'm trying hard, but it's the best number they've had in 65 years but that's not as good as history. but i think that within about three to four weeks, three to four weeks, i think what you're going to have is you'll

the first time we have a brown man as president, donald trump went all over the country and tv stationsly wasn't born in the united states and offering millions of dollars for someone who could produce this evidence. and that was what he built the back of the campaign off. so say no more. >> i -- really important conversation was had this morning on our morning show with charles blow, one of our political commentators and also "new york times" columnist. they were having this conversation about trump and yesterday about the "n" word and what was asked of sarah sanders, and those who support the president, whether they're actively hating people or not, are they complicit? >> yes. >> listen to this. >> if you can turn a blind eye, because you don't have skin in that game -- >> literally. >> literally. right? your skin doesn't look like that. then that means that you're part of it. you're complicit in it. it doesn't mean you have to wake up every morning actively hating someone. animus is not required for someone to be a racist or white supremacist. it is not. and that is a big fallacy abo

brown. his go fund me made $1.2 million. you think trumpg a black dude is way more lucrative. >> trevor: that's a perfect segue to the boofnlgt that's basically what the book is about. you wrote the book from the perspective of someone taking advice you've seen dolled out by white people after a shooting or incident. it's always advice on what black people were doing wrong. >> white people have been giving us advice since we got here so i feel they're adept at it. but when i ze hear the nonsensical arguments by white supremacists, we want our country back. we didn't book a cruise here because we heard they was hiring! get on the boat! they're hiring in america! ( laughter ) people have the warped notions of what they would do, if you would just cooperate. but i think ultimately people are just uncomfortable be -- are not uncomfortable with black people being killed by the police. they think that's how it's supposed to go. no one likes to see a cow mutilate bud they don't mind eating a steak. >> trevor: your first encounter was the police, y

democrat who stood up and defended those people name one jerry brown ben super closely bernie sanders elizabeth warren name one and yet donald trump defends an egg so on the violence at his rallies he didn't condemn any what happened last night he didn't condemn the violence in the primaries now there's a big difference one example and then probably one hundred rallies where they're going after the media come on let's get real here well i know they're going to the homes of cabinet members there they're going to the homes standing in the cul de sacs of cabinet members and congressman you know there's about a half dozen g.o.p. congressmen who decided not to run this year because their wives were so concerned about the children's public safety and the personal safety of their families that's why they're not running all of this is being funded by george soros and democrat office to slush fund monies and by the way it is their responsibility does exist jerry brown and those guys don't have to comment on it can. i know it's going on i think you're here accuse people of you should you should be ready to defend yourself in court if you're

brown, nfl great. it was on fox & friends this morning. i think you talked to him about the number of black athletes who oppose president trump overtly. u? >> he's getting backlash in the black community. he stood up for muhammad ali in the 60s, when he decided to stand up as a conscientious objector to the war, stripped of his title. the man who started a prison program to teach those in prison life skills in order for them to get out. started the program and one that infiltrated gangs, brought them to his beautiful hollywood home, and tried to heal a lot of the feuds, started that program in 1988. he's somebody in the black community they are beginning to get angry at because he likes donald trump, supports a lot of what he's doing. he says he listens and he does a lot what i say, why wouldn't i support him? he joins george foreman, mike tyson, dennis rodman, kanye west, some of the high-profile athletes who said i'm not going to go along with some doctrine i don't agree with. i like the guy. i don't think -- i asked him flat out does he think the president is racist? he said absolutely not. stuart: did you see the questioning of tig

scott brown, we hear president trump talking about the issues with china and the show of strength, andut the potential for a deal to be done with canada joining the agreement made with mexico for a future revamp of nafta. is it dialing up or dialing down? >> both. we see this pattern of one step forward and one step back. from the beginning the premise was wrongfooted. we've run large trade deficits not because of trade deals but because the u.s. consumes more than it produces. if you lower tariffs 20 we would still have a large trade deficit. most will tell you you want to focus on unilateral agreements rather than bilateral agreements they are trying to negotiate. we may be close. we see the market react. i think there has been this expectation that everything is going to turn out well in the end. the economic impact has been relatively minor. pretty severe for certain sectors of the economy. if you are exporting agricultural goods that is the best you will feel. lisa: even know that is on the back burner we looking at the actual u.s. economy doing well. we saw the increase. we got d

. >>> today the trump administration moved to launch a plan that would roll back the obama era clean power plan. tonight jerry brown is hitting back. brown blasted the plan to rewrite greenhouse gas rules in favor of coal power plants. he calls it a declaration of wash against america and humanity. the trump administration says the previous goals are too hard to meet and it will crackdown on car emissions. it announced the affordable clean energy rule. it would give states more power to set their own emission standards at power plans. >>> russian hackers are still at it. that calaim comes from microsof. the software giant says hackers tied to the russian government created fake mimicked addresses for the u.s. senate and two conservative think tanks. the kremlin denies the accusation saying there's no proof russia was involved. microsoft is offering a free service to all u.s. political candidates to help them detect hacking threats. >>> still to come, one of the leaders of the me too movement, asia argento, address her own scandal. >>> plus, mayor london brieed hops on board. it comes one day after sending a letter

trump. when pat brown was running against reagan, he beats -- he makes light of him. he said he has no experience. don't worry, i am really interested in aviation. reagan one that election by almost 1 million votes. immediately, he became a major figure in american politics. he let his guys basically run him in these various states. he picked up 11% in new hampshire. he picked up 22% and nebraska. he picked up 100% in california. that gave him of base going into the convention. the only way as we heard, the only way he could possibly get the nomination is to deny nixon on the first ballot. nixon was not in a great position of strength going into that convection. -- convention. it was largely because of strom thurmond. >> our guest robert merry is the editor of the american conservative and matthew dallek was a professor at washington university. 1968:a urine turmoil. -- a year in turmoil. we have john and tampa, florida , go ahead. >> 1968 was a pivotal year in american history. to understand that your you have to go backwards in time, a long distance and then go forw

equipment donald trump has already placed tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese goods in a growing trade war china says it will match washington's moves and when brown has more now from beijing. china was expecting this because trump has been advertising it for so long i think china is trying to insulate itself as best it can it's doing that by focusing much more on the idea of becoming eventually self-sufficient you know just a few days ago for instance i was up in the northeast of the country which is soybean country and soybean farmers there are actually delighted that president trump has started a trade war with china because this is an industry that had been suffering in the past because of cheap imports of u.s. soybeans now china is govern destroying a lifeline to this industry and it's building up the industry because china feels vulnerable at the moment it realizes that if this trade war intensifies it will become vulnerable not just in the area of agricultural but also in the area of high tech and innovation so it's doing what it can in the short term to protect itself and china's doing actually what it always does at economically difficult

. >>> here we go again, trump launches a plan. governor brown is hitting back. rewrites the greenhouse gas rules to favor coal fire gas plants. governor brown blasted it. says the previous goals were too hard to meet. also the environmental protection agency proposed a new rule known as the affordable clean energy rule which will give states more power to set their own emission standards at power plants. >>> stay with me, a rabi, deacon, two pastors, head to not a bar but a wine area in liver moore. counting on divine intervention. they went to the wine grape blessing in livermore. one wine maker says the weather can have a huge impact. >> the taste of the wine, you get to hang the fruit longer so it gets to get a little more developed. you want the taste to be nutty. and the skins to have the right tanins. and the longer you can hang it the better. >> on labor day weekend livermore valley will host wine celebration. you'll remember last year they had to cancel because it was too hot in. they suggest maybe get a meteorologist out there. >> i like it. >> yeah. >>