. >> brunelle how do you see it? >> good morning, god bless you and god bless america.ted yesterday the president came out on saturday he blanketedly said any bigotry on the left or the right is wrong and yesterday when he came out with the statement specifically naming kkk and neo-nazis, that was a cherry on top for me, and the love and compassion and the way that he expressed himself yesterday reaffirmed in me and so many others who have stood behind this president that he is truly taking his role as the leader of the free world seriously, and that he is the president of the you state, all of us, and so i think we've got to move forward on this. >> we just can't move past the fact that neo-nazis and white supremacists killed someone on saturday as a direct result of folks wanting to take down a statue of a general of the confederacy. we cannot move past that. >> you're so right about that and my condolences as a fellow american who passed as well as those hurt. what i'll say is the president has come out expressly against this violence, but also too miss symone who we

. >> brunell, go ahead. >> i was taught to respect my elders, sir.ill say is they have the right to the freedom of speech, freedom of assembly. again, you don't have to like what somebody is espousing in order for their rights to be protected. we know human liberties begin to fail when spree dom of speech and freedom of assembly is taken away. i'm not here -- i don't want anything to do with any white nationalists for god's sakes, but what i'm telling you, as a lawyer we know in court all the time you may end up representing someone you don't agree with, but that doesn't mean they don't have the right to assemble. >> nobody is arguing what their right is. just so they have a right doesn't make it right. this is about moral leadership from the president. professor, final word to you. >> this false equivalency introduced this morning is part and parcel of the problem. our guests -- our other guest's viewpoint reenforces the status quo. your point is that, look, there's no false equivalency between those opposed to hate, those articulate conception of a

brunell, what about the investigation, the comments, and where this is headed? >> as far as i'm concerned, they've been, collusion has been the big story for eight or nine months now. we've seen absolutely zero evidence of any collusion between the president and russia. what i would say is, i am one of the black russians that voted for donald j. trump, so many of my friends on twitter, facebook, who voted for donald trump. it's a big slap in the face, as far as i'm concerned. the enemy to me is the person who recommended the assistant attorney general, in my opinion, because without that door being open, we wouldn't even have a robert mueller. it's the one we don't know what we don't know. the investigation, what's going to happen. mollie, what about the comments about not going to fire the special counsel despite all the articles back and forth that he may. >> he had previously said that if mueller went far afield from the russia investigation, if he was investigating things that had nothing to do with russia, he would see it as a line being crossed. we've had

chp has closed down the off ramp from northbound 101 at brunell road.ighting the fire across the fence. this is on the other side from the roadway. they can get the fire out. back to the roadways and show you it is on the northbound 101 split. as you see most of the bay, nice green. over here the off ramp is closed off 85. you're clear and that split is fine as well. the slowing doesn't happen until north heading story up to the crash has a big rig on the shoulder. that first burst kicked in and caused the distraction. more enhanced as far as the slowdown. silicon valley looks really good. i'll show you on waze what to do. waze has mapped that option. you can jog over on 280 or 87 or back track and take 680. waze will map out other options for you. make sure you're a member of our team -- check your map and apps on your phone before you leave. make sure you check nbc bay area wazers where you join the profile. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up, suds soaking the tarmac. what caused this mess at an airport. >> but first happening now, just in

brunell. just questioned a fact the professor made which is this president trump as civilian trump, time and time again with no basis in fact questioned where president obama was born and what religion he ascribed to. that is on president trump and president trump alone. the you said hillary clinton. back that up. >> yes. yes. of course. we know the news came out that hillary clinton's camp started that and can did -- >> that's not true. >> that is true. >> what was one e-mail question circulated years and years ago. i can play for youback toback toback toback, the times the president went on the national media before he was running, and he said over and over again, something's up with that birth certificates, where was he born? what religion is he? that's on president trump, is it not. >> absolutely. you can be a black person. >> the hypocrisy is on both sides i sir. if i may respond? the bigotry and hatred is on both sides the gop as well as the democratic party. there's so many anger and ha

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david: here to discuss whether chips readers are petting politics ahead of public safety, brunell, before i get to that issue of what's happening with the sanctuary cities. i want to ask more about charlottesville. the continued attacks on donald trump, now from the business community. i want to read you what jamie dimon said. he said i strongly disagree with president trump's reaction to the events that took place in charlottesville. racism, intolerance and violence are always wrong. that last line is exactly what donald trump said. >> god bless you and god bless erika first. that is exactly what the president said. he condemned hate and bigotry on any way, shape or form period. that's what he condemned. a lot of these businesses are being pressured to speak out against the president by people who are hateful of the president. and i think that what they need to do is just understand that our president has a desire to see the entire nation wealthy and prosperous, and there are going to be ups and downs and storms and situations that will come. we have to stands behind our president. i'm h

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neil: that brings me to my next question, brunell.ll, not just the confederate journals and types and not just the robert e lees or the jefferson daviss. maybe al sharpton said the jefferson memorial because he had slaves, in fact, had a child with a slave. george washington, same thing. he had slaves. and on and on we go. what do you think of that? >> yes. why don't we just tear up the constitution and all the dollar bills that we print our money on? and every history book that maybe even imagine. imagine if you said, hey, malcolm x had some issues with certain races. we should burn his books. we should tear up any history of malcolm x. again, it's all fooling. it's all based on the fact that these people, this democratic party does not have a message. does not have what they need to get the people back. and if they continue to go down this rabbit hole of racism and statues, they should expect to see our president donald j. trump and the republicans ton to have a majority. neil: you touch on something that maybe there's something big

but go on, brunell. >> thank you so much. what i would say is i think each and everyone of us on this panel deep down in our hearts really want to see the president do well. i think all americans want to see him do well, step up. i also believe african americans specifically want to see action and i believe we all have heard so much talking through the decades of people saying what they're going to do in our community. and donald trump said i have a new deal with black people. i want to put billions into the inner cities and i believe once that money starts hitting our inner cities vocational programs, jobs, economics and improvement, i don't believe donald trump will have to do too much talking. the actions is -- actions are what the people want. >> so, where are we at? >> hold on. whoa, whoa. actions are what make a difference. so his actions in the past don't matter? his actions on discrimination, his words about the central park 5 being the leader of birtherism, those actions don't matter but -- hold on. but the actions h

reporter: millions of insecticide contaminated eggs appear to have come from belgium, but for brunelpronil has been found in germany and the netherlands. reporter: it appears the euro is back in fashion, making it expensive after a drawnout slump. the euro is running at a two-year high against the u.s. currency. it is waning because of trump's events. investors are migrating to the euro once again. let's go over to the financial correspondent on wall street now. is that euro strong, or is the greenback simply weaker at the moment? reporter: it is really fascinating to see how many experts at the beginning of the year were certain the euro will drop in comparison to the dollar, and it has not. it is a mixture. political turmoil, it is not necessarily amounting to make a strong case for the u.s. dollar, but we have seen the european economy actually gained quite some traction and euro strength. the dollar appears to be weaker. and then it is less likely we get strong action from the federal reserve, so we are talking at most maybe one more rate increase this year. that also takes some

we have brunell donald shea, former d.c. democratic party chair scott bolden. good to see you all. >> good afternoon. david: good afternoon. when i first heard the president, that was after, i was glued to the television, i was not in charlottesville, but i watched from stem to stern all the fox news coverage. i saw a lot of helmets on the at-right people, nazis, i saw a lot of helmets on i don't know what they call themselves. whatever it is, we've seen them before in action. looks like two sides were culpable. that is what the president reacted to. are you surprised reaction to the what president said. >> media and left are trying to stoke the outrain machine, david, that is very clear. the president was right to condemn violence on all sides. since people like david duke are contending hey, president was elected by folks like us, white nationalists, white supremacists it would be salutary for the president, would be helpful for the president to state specifically the white supremacist movement is not a friend of mine or of ours. david: that is fair point. da

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the procession from valley to brunel and main street and first street would cause pel prairie road chosures and -- cause temporary road closures and delays they are paying tribute to 5 local veterans. >>> regular daily service on the smart train in the north bay will begin next week. >> it will be the first regular rail service in that area in 70 years. as ktvu tom vacar reports the final approval from the government came today. >> reporter: as of friday the 25th mart train will begin service over the 43 mile stretch from santa rosa to san rafael. the free service will go half fare until labor day after which full fares lay ply. the seniors students and disabled will stay at half fare. full fare round trips could run as high as $23 a day but commuters can buy an unlimited monthly pass for $200. >> when you take into the account of what it takes to put a vehicle on the road, you know i. think absolutely it's a fair price. >> i would love to take the train but it's really expensive. and for me, it's not as worth it to take the train as to drive. >> reporter: weekday service will begin at just

brunell, when you lose the business community, what is that saying about your presidency? what kind of delicate position is he in now? >> well, god bless you and god bless america first. i will tell you this, the president as the leader of the free world, a lot of times you're going to walk alone. the people that were on these councils or advisories were fare weather friends. i'll tell you this, when you have heart set on something, goals and policies and things that will bless the entire nation, that will take us all to a different level, they're going to be times when things are not sweet, when things are not cool. those are the times when you know who is really in you corner. who is on your team. >> you have no sympathies to the ceos that are saying this is a line that i'm not okay having crossed and that he shouldn't have -- he shouldn't have engaged in the way that he did with those reporters. the shareholders, they have customers. >> if i may respond, i'll tell you this. the president blanketly decided that there were -- there was fault on both sides. you had the vio

thing i would say is historically they have been anything but helpful to black americans, anyway brunello see you thank you very much. >> good to see you too, god bless you, god bless america and god bless our president donald j. trump. >> trisha: growing calls for this missouri state democrat to step down after she posted her wishes for president trump's assassination on facebook. now, even the state's governor wants her out. but she says she's not going anywhere. reaction from the democratic congress emmanuel clever coming up and steve bannon is out so does that mea a market rally is back in? tracy curasco will tell us why investors could be breathing a sigh ofpe relief. &%c1 &%f0 >> trisha: the stocks tumbling this week with investors worrying about terror in europe and of course the drama in washington d.c. fbn tracy curasco is here with a look at what it means for your money. fill us in. >> good morning, trish, yes, a tumultuous week in terms of news around the world. the terror attack in bars enol a thursday, we saw the global markets take a hit and then the fallout here at home ov

here to discuss this brunell donnell shae and democratic strategist christie setzer.o you think about her comments? do you think she was sincere? she waited four days to apologize after she said she wouldn't and do you think she needs to step down? >> well, of course it took some time for her to maybe get her thoughts together, but i think four day days is absolutely too much time when you are hoping that the president gets assassinated. you know, when there is undisputed evidence that there has been some wrongdoing by an elected official, you know, the denouncing of the person should be quick. now, if there is an issue where there are multiple actors and multiple investigations that need to go on, it's different. but, in this case, she actually the tweet was screen captured as well as she admitted to tweeting. so the democratic party and the republican party should have been all over her instantly denouncing this behavior of even saying that she wanted our president dead. absolutely unacceptable. ainsley: christie, there have been a few democrats that have come out a