thteam reached out to home instead and spoke with the vp of operations andrew butler who said he hadt. but reviews by a number of people with the last name butler also appear on the site and the first name matched butler's relatives and when the i-team asked he would not confirm if they are >> it might be fake and bias so the reviewer might be relatedo the business owner. >> reporter: yelp said the consumer alerts will remaisi on the w for the next 90 days. >> it doesn't mean that a company is bad. this is simply a warning to consumers. >>> home instead is a franchise business with different owners at locations around c thentry. now we did reach out to the owner who told us in an mail, quote, we recently became awar of this matter and have reached out tond yelp they remain committed to providing the best possible care toenur c and families. end quote. >>> notice any changes in your basement. lot of us are seeing water seeping in after all of the rain we've been getting. news 4 justin finch is working for you with -- with a look at signs your basement is flooding and how you could sto

officers say they smelled alcohol on butler's breath when he was arrested. butler has three previous do, ui convictions. >>> the largest wildfire in state history is forcing more people out of their homes tonight. new evacuation orders were issued late this afternoon for people in the lake pillsbury area. the mendocino complex fires are 70% contained since they started 17 days ago, the two fires burning near clear lake have destroyed 146 homes. >>> the nelson fire is now fully contained. it burned 2,100 acres and destroyed one structure. firefighters across the state are being aided by cooler and calmer weather. drew tuma has a look at the conditions here in the bay area. drew? >>>ou r encompassed lake county and northern california have been cancelled today. the fire danger is decreasing. part on reason why, cooler air move in, especially here to the bay area. most spots are two to eight doors cooler than this time yesterday. future weather is showing you part of the reason why, you have the marine layer coming back, the fog, you can see it as you look towa

white house reporter jonathan lemire, paul butler, former federal prosecutor, nick with the political times. ashley parker, these guys have gonna round the bend. they look like they need a camping trip or cruise this summer. this is squandered time. they could be focusing on other things. they could be suring up republicans for the mid terms. they could be trying to switch the script off of the russia probe and onto something more advantageous to the president and the republicans. but instead they are wrapped around the axel and spinning in circles point being directly at the president's guilty achilles heels. >> you're right. this is an incredible time. this negotiation especially now with rudy giuliani and mueller's team has gone back and forth with counteroffers for months. giuliani himself is not the most reliable narrater. he gives interviews and the media loves him correctly so because you get a window into what he's thinking and the president is thinking. he'll say one thing to a publication and a contradictory thing to another publication. that is important to keep in mind whe

chp says this is butler's fourth dui and he was driving on a suspended license. >>> white nationalists gather for the unite the night rally two in washington d.c. and police pulled out all the stops to stop the violence. both groups were just a mile from the white house. have more. >> reporter: today for a second year in a row far right demonstrators gathered for the unite the right rally, across from the white house. but the turnout was low. last year demonstrators, including white nationalists and neo-nazis clashed violently with counter protesters in charlottesville, virginia. a car mowed down counter protesters and killed 32-year-old heather heyer. police didn't want a repeat. security was tight in charlottesville, virginia and in d.c. this time around, outnumbered bycounter protesters. >> we have hundreds of people mobilized. i don't think they'dot think e agitating us. we overwhelm their forces. >> reporter: last year president trump failed to condemn the organizers of the rally. saying. >> there's blame on both sides. >> reporter: this year saying it resulted in senseless death

the driver is identified as maury butler of berkeley. he's had three previous dui convictions in the past 10 years. butler is booked at the santa rita jail and tonight he's facing a murder charge and his fourth dui. >>> two men ended up dead after they fought on a freeway in sacramento. the chp says two cars crashed on interstate 5 at around 4:00 a.m. both drivers jumped out of their vehicles and started fighting. investigators say one man died from blunt force trauma. then the other man was struck and killed by a passing car. while he was still alive, a witness saw him using a bat to vandalize other cars. >> he was hitting windows that were driving by him and he started to walk toward my vehicle because it looked like he was coming at me with a bat. >> ultimately there had been two fatalities involved and they're investigating this as a homicide. >> i-5 northbound was shut down for hours. it's now back open. >>> new tonight, rangers are looking for a hiker in yosemite who's been missing for almost three weeks. the national park service

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anger and for those who call this district home there is now a future full of uncertainty natasha butler al-jazeera genoa italy. it's the sixth anniversary of the maracana massacre in south africa where forty seven people were killed by police officers miners had gathered at the longman platinum mine during a strike to demand better pay and living conditions families of the victims are still waiting for compensation and justice america the massacre is regarded as one of the most brutal post apartheid clashes between protesters and police. mali's president abraham who bought her case has won a second term after taking sixty seven percent of the vote in a runoff election supporters of cater cheered and danced after hearing news of his landslide victory that caters main rivals she says he'll reject the results and is urging the people to rise up voter turnout was low in the last months vote with armed men attacking several police stations polling stations and want to lection official killed. of the been called thailand's indiana jones diverse there divers is scour the bottom of the main riv

ashley parker and paul butler, we are going to say good-bye to you. the rest of the table will remain. >>> coming up, decades of dirt on donald trump and what we are learning about a new plan by trump and michael cohen to buy it all up. plus it's increasingly clear the days are numbered for jeff sessions. and a new report suggests donald trump is trying to convince republican senators to help push him out. and a public rebuke of the president as senator john mccain gets the last word. we'll be right back. to most, he's phil mickelson, pro golfer. to me, he's, well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, helps stop irreversible joint damage, and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've b

so 521 the target, jos butler though has just gone.to reduce england‘s lead in the series to 2—1. danny cipriani‘s rfu hearing will be held in bristol tomorrow, despite calls from the rugby players association for them to drop the case after he was disciplined by his club side gloucester. he pleaded guilty to common assault and resisting arrest following an incident on a pre season tour to jersey. our rugby union reporter chris jones has more. earlier today, the players union, released a short but strong statement saying the rfu at twickenham should drop their action against danny cipriani. danny cipriani last week was fined £2000 after pleading guilty to assault and resisting arrest. he was fined the same amount by his club gloucester and ordered to do ten hours of community service. but gloucester say it was a minor offence and they feel the rfu should not crack on with their action against danny cipriani for bringing the game into disrepute. some feel danny cipriani is being tried and disciplined three times for the one incident at

lack of maintenance as questions are raised about infrastructure throughout the country that as a butler report from general. on what remains of genoa is marandi bridge vehicles seem to be frozen in time left where they were abandoned moments after the bridge collapsed on tuesday the driver of this truck managed to stop just metres from the edge others were not so lucky in difficult conditions emergency workers continue to search for survivors we have the pieces of the of the bridge collapse in the now we're using the cranes to move those b.b.c. zone to try to enter the rebels again search for to be victims police are letting anyone who's not involved in this rescue operation to go down this road to play warfare fact he waited hundreds of people who were living in the area because there are still concerns over the safety of the bridge and whether some parts of it may still collapse when they'll be still when i realized the bridge had fallen down like everyone and i felt as if the part of me had vanished it's unclear why the fifty year old bridge collapsed but some people in the city had

attorney joyce vance, and with us at the table paul butler, former federal prosecutor now georgetown law professor and i'd love to take your class. can i come? >> absolutely. >> i'm coming next week. and the rev al sharpton is back. president of the national action network and host of politics nation, my regular every friday. >>> joyce, let me start with you. why? why weisselberg? >> he makes sense, he's the accountant, like al capone, the bookkeeper. he could narrate a broad story if investigators were looking at the far flung trump empire. but we don't know just yet what his cooperation consists of. we don't know if he's been compelled to cooperate after asserting his 5th amendment right, or if he's engaged in voluntary cooperation, perhaps in exchange for an agreement that he won't be prosecuted. the contours of that will perhaps stay opaque to us for a while before they become clear, but what we do know at this point is that prosecutors believed that his cooperation at this moment was essential to moving forward, and that likely means moving up the ladder for prosecution, not dow

anger and for those who call this district home there is now a future full of uncertainty natasha butler al jazeera genoa italy. the vatican has expressed shame and sorrow after a report details decades of use in the u.s. catholic church an uncharacteristically strong language the vatican spokesman said the victims should know the pope is on their side this week a pennsylvania grand jury report accused three hundred one priests of abusing children over the past seventy years. it was the largest ever investigation of sex abuse in the u.s. catholic church. schools attended by half a million palestinian refugees will reopen as planned later this month despite funding cuts by the u.s. in ited nations agency for palestinian refugees is prioritized reopening more than seven hundred schools across the region because it says education is a fundamental right the agency which is known as unruh or still needs another one hundred twenty million dollars to support five hundred thousand students past september the u.s. cut hof its promise funding to in january. now for the next two weeks when his iris

the only word that the butler wants to hear is, speak up! now! so we were cracking eggs again and washed the bowl. when i heard, this is when i was still working in the main kitsch with the chefs. i heard the executive chef and the assistant chef talking about the mayonnaise that they made on that machine that morning. you know how many drop of oil it takes to mess up an egg white? two drop, one drop, that's it. that's it. and they do the mayonnaise, but i didn't see it. i wasn't there when they did it. so oil splash underneath of the machine. so when you came with your next thing, bloop, bloop, bloop, and you don't see it, you don't know what it is. so you know, when i heard them talking, i said, oh, my god, should i kick their ass now or later? i was really very upset that they didn't have the sensitivity to tell me, roland, be careful, we made mayonnaise. so luckily i caught that. i washed it under the machine and here goes the egg white. meanwhile, i have lost a great deal of time. now, here it comes. this is when you have knowledge and you h

the chp identified the driver as a 56-year-old, mallory butler , who was driving on a suspended license. >> i hope this guy never sees the light of day again. on the weekends. i don't want any other family to go through this. our family is shattered. it is completely shattered now. >> benson received a full scholarship to study criminal justice at central state university in ohio. butler is being held without bail on charges including murder and felony dui. >>> new this morning, microsoft says a new russian hacking attempts have been discovered targeting u.s. political groups heading into the midterm elections. microsoft said it's digital crime unit discovered a hacking group tied to the government that created fake versions of five websites relating to public policy in the u.s. senate. two conservative think tanks were targeted. the apparent goal, headed to the computers of people who visited those fake websites. microsoft disabled those websites. >>> a disaster recovery center is open for victims of the mendicino complex fire. the center will be opened daily from 9 am to 7 pm on main

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paul butler, former federal prosecutor now georgetown law professor. and joining me at this table, rick stengel, and mimi roker, now distinguished fellow at pace university law school. i know why nicolle complains about our long titles. guys, it's great to see you here. robert costa, i want to start with you because of phil rucker, one of the great trump psychologists, you're a man with the window into the president's psyche. what's going on here? i sense from your reporting and from what we've been watching that you had at least some kind of a theory, some insight into what it is that's fueling the president to behave in the way that he's behaved, especially yesterday with this tweet in which he seemed to obstruct justice right here in front of the whole american public. >> john, you have to separate the president's actions from his tweets. talking to mayor giuliani today and other white house officials and trump advisors, they say the president, of course, is furious as he watches paul manafort's trial. he's unhappy with rod rosenstein, the deputy at

paul butler former federal prosecutor. and jason butler.aura, the back term here, this is an insider trading deal. was there hint that this was coming? >> the congressman had been under investigation by the office of congressional ethics for a while now. we didn't know that federal prosecutors were looking at this and they didn't say exactly how the case was referred to them or how they picked it up. the news about stock trade and news about his making recommendations of other members of congress to buy stock of this company of which he was a member of the board has become public for more than a year. >> what does this case look like to you, what does it look like the government is putting together? >> a slam dunk. a 30 page indictment. this man is on the board and the largest shareholder of the pharmaceutical company. bad news that the main product, the trials haven't gone well. the company is going to go out of business. he calls his son seven times saying sell the tostock, sell t stock. the his son sells the stock his other friends also

sully met her in philadelphia introduced by pierce butler. a cousin of his. he was quite enthralled by her. he did several paintings of her. he went on to marry pierce butler in 1834. he come from a wealthy philadelphia family. that also owned plantations in georgia. there's however was not a happy marriage. she was opposed to the slavery that she witnessed on her husband's plantations. that and other factors led her to leave him in 1846. and returned to england and later divorced in 1849. fanny story does not end there. as she returned to the united states she had lost custody of her daughters and was only able to visit them for a short time each year. until they turn 21. she did return to the stage to raise money but not as an actress. instead she gave public readings. she was a prolific writer. she published a couple of plays, a volume of her poetry. during the civil war she was very concerned about foreign attitudes towards the confederacy. wanting to turn british opinion in favor of the union cause. in 1863 she decided to publish her journal about life i

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the rescue operation continues through the night the focus is on the search for survivors natasha butler al jazeera genoa italy vatican shiny is associate professor of structural mechanics at the university of southampton he says many factors could have combined to result in the collapse. there are a number of reasons that might cause a brace collapse so obviously this response was built back in the l's ago as we all know that the destruction of the man's are the lifeblood to traffic has been increasing over the years since there was breeders cup product that so normally grazing junia over the years they looked at the capacity of the bridge. with the current loading of the structure but this is not the only scenario so police bridges that they ate so they start having some of these irrigation and aging so some of the one problem could that could cause a bridge collapse is is it's a ration due to messire to combine with other factors such as traffic loading or it can be air play or it can be over the yes dynamic loading cycle dark cyclic dynamic loading due to truck and put it on a buildi

butler is facing a murder charge and his fourth dui. >>> two men ended up dead after fighting in sacramento. two cars crashed around 4:00 a.m. yesterday. both drivers jumped out of their vehicles and started fighting. one man died from blunt force trauma, then the other was struck and killed by a passing car. while he was still alive, a witness saw him using a bat to hit other cars. >> he was hitting windows that were driving by him, and started to walk toward my vehicle. >> they are investigating this as a homicide. >> i-5 northbound is now back open. >>> this morning rangers are looking for a hiker who's been missing almost three weeks. 48-year-old scott tenzar had planned to backpack through the park. he was last seen on july 25th. authorities say he's an experienced hiker. if you have information, call the national park service. >>> one of the two fires in mendocino county is now the largest in state history, all while forcing new evacuations in lake county. the mendocino complex fire covered more than 331,000 acres. the ranch and river fires make up the massive blaze but the ranch fire

new lawyer from butler and the venezuela's president says he survived a drone attack in the capital on her. own my daughter was attending a military parade when the alleged incident occurred now the blame game my daughter says colombia is behind the apparent to the assassination attempt as well as venezuelan exiles living in the u.s. brought up the u.s. response and the latest from crack or succumbing are. a powerful earthquake strikes indonesia is on and of long broke with reports of several people killed so this is just two weeks separate quake on the same on and left more than a dozen people that. come protesters faced off with counts of demonstrators at the headquarters of the united states is most powerful gun lobby our correspondent takes us into the thick of it. i'm having a home free glad you could join me well the blame game is underway off to an apparent assassination attempt on venezuelan president nicolas maduro off a ledge to drone bomb attack during a military parade on saturday my daughter blamed colombia venezuela next saul's living in the u.s. state of florida u.s. nat

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the driver of that car is identified as maury butler of berkeley. he's had three previous dui convictions in the past ten years. butler was booked into jail tonight he's facing a murder charge and his fourth dui. >> an outbound flight to new orleans had to be diverted to lax because of a strong smell in the cabin. the plane landed safely in los angeles this afternoon where it was inspected by technicians. so far no word on what caused that smell. the 136 passengers on board were rebooked on other flights. >>> we're getting our first look at the scene where a stolen alaska airlines plane crashed after taking off on a deadly joyride over seattle. new video from a sparsely populated island shows pieces of the plane scattered across the area and trees snapped at their trunk. they have recovered the flight's data recorder and while they continue to sift through the scene the incident is raising concerns about airport security. >> no one knows what his intentions were. he could have easily turned north and gone through downtown seattle. he could have caus

investigators say 56-year-old murray butler did not see the car and hit the victim. officers say they smelled alcohol on his breath and when arrested butler has three previous dui convictions. >>> happening today, federal investigators will send the black boxes from a stolen passenger plane to washington, d.c. >> this story is wild. they found the flight data recorder and part of the cockpit recorder in the plane's wreckage south of seattle yesterday. the devices should provide clues about what was going on inside the cockpit of the horizon air turboprop. you see it there. 29-year-old richard russell stole the plane and flew it more than an hour including doing wild loops. the plane crashed into an island. people who knew russell are stunned. >> you could tell he was in pain kind of seemed a little delusional and i was just shocked to see that someone who was so nice, so helpful, and caring actually, he cared about his job, to do such a thing. >> authorities are trying to confirm if recovered human remains are russell. he was a grounds service worker for horizon air

is he from butler, missouri area. great uncle namesake also that was killed in world war i. >> did you ever serve -- >> did i not. i was green beret at the time. i went in. for whatever reason they decided central africa sounded better. if you are familiar with special forces that you each have areas of responsibility and at that time they assigned me to a group that had that responsibility. so, i did my time and went out and finished college and then became a chaplain. >> [away from microphone] >> yeah. [[inaudible] [. >> yeah. he is the academic guy and, you know, i always tell me. >> dana: we have been watching a very moving ceremony and two brothers, charles and larry mcdaniels getting back their father's dog tag. this is what came back, one of the things that the army has found when the boxes came back from north korea. a very meaningful, important moment for that mcdaniel family and for all americans it's an honor to show it to you. thanks for joining us, everyone. i'm dana perino. up next, shep smith. >> shepar

the chp identifies that driver as a man of butler. he had been previously convicted of three duis in the past 10 years. he was driving on a suspended license. >> he took my sons hold future. he took everything from us, and i am mad. >> he turned 19 in june. he was eagerly awaiting to attend central state university study criminal justice eyeing a career as a police officer. >> we were talking about when are we going to go shopping? let's get everything ready for dorm life. >> the suspect is being held in the santa rita jail with no bail. >> i hope this guy never sees the light of day again. they need stricter laws and more highway patrol on the weekend. our family is completely shattered now. >> he was days away from leaving for college in ohio. now, his family is planning his funeral. the suspect is in court august 29. his family tells me they plan to attend every hearing. >>> the time is now 4:06 am. microsoft says new russian hacking attempts have been discovered targeting political groups heading into the midterm election. they cr

. >> reporter: butler is being held at santa rita jail with no bail. he faces charges that includeth the light of day again. they need stricter laws. they need more highway patrol on the weekends. something. i don't want any other family to ever go through this. our family is shattered. completely shattered. >> reporter: he was just days from leaving for college when he was killed. now, his family is planning his funeral. the suspect is due in court next week. the family tells me they plan to attend every hearing. >>> amberley in our newsroom tonight. thank you. >>> two men were arrested following reports of shots fired. officers were called to the park at about 2:10 pm. the investigation, the park had closed down for the better part of the afternoon. authorities say two men and a woman were arguing. one of the men fired a handgun into the air. officers located the woman. she was questioned and released. the two men were arrested on a suspected negligent discharge of a firearm. both were taken to jail and the firearm was recovered. >>> charges will not

farmer could be detroit didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank you at first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to be part of this better that they be. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the become one and can be idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players and the people who live around this artwork become part of it. or without him it would be far too conventional. he jumps and hops or slips is right. he slips right into this artwork speaking as an artist and the project is like a painting but it's alive. the farmer who spends the summer on the mountain pasture with only his wife children and calloused for company is enjoying the constant flow of visitors. so pelli handed out to marriage proposals one came and helicopter. me goose bumps. it was really touching to see and she agreed to marry. i've never been able to experience so closely want to see. a night at the hotel costs around two hundred seventy year of b

important than ever to help refugees as they try to create a new life far from their homes that actually butler al-jazeera paris colombia's government is blocking treasure hunters from salvaging what they're calling the holy grail of shipwrecks a spanish town has a galleon sank more than three hundred years ago and is said to be carrying billions of dollars in gold and precious stones in europe a low reports. stories of ship wrecks and sunken treasure have long captivated the imagination. but perhaps no wreck has fascinated underwater archaeologists and treasure hunters quite like the sun who say. attacked by britain's royal navy in seventeen zero eight during a battle off the coast of got the hana columbia all but seven members of her crew went down with the ship. unfortunately the san jose was too heavy to maneuver itself against the attack and was sunk by the british. three years ago former colombian president juan manuel santos announced to his government had found the fabled galleon. with the aid of unmanned submersibles three d. mapping technology state of the art robotics and an internat

of people displaced by the bridge collapse are wondering where they'll spend the night that tasha butler has this report from general. below what is left of juneau is marandi bridge hundreds of properties stand empty more than six hundred people were moved from this neighborhood after the bridge collapsed on tuesday some are returning to collect their possessions many all still visibly shaken. portugal a lot of i saw the bridge collapsing because my apartment looked over it so i saw it fall or heard a big noise like thunder i thought it was a storm and then there was dust everywhere and i saw a building in terms of rubble. it's unclear if people will be allowed to live here again as experts say the structure could be unsafe this firefight to show me what's now known as the red zone a high risk area if you look up you can see just how close minded way here is to the top of some of these apartments it almost seems to me it's and you can really understand why it's on authorities despite the fact you wait this whole neighborhood because of course if any part of that bridge was to collapse an

well, butler was one. from virginia or from south carolina. you know what i mean. >> james mann. >> james mann looked like a founding father. we imputed them. we thought they were all james madison. and they were very serious. james mann was a real conservative on the democratic side, southern democratic. remember the southern democrats. and mann was very involved in this. there was paul subbings from baltimore, who was very involved in shaping article two. and they worked together. and there were republicans. caldwell butler, there was larry hogan, also from maryland. and they -- i mean, these were sort of -- beforehand, we saw them as average figures, you know, house members. nobody had done anything very outstanding. rodino was sort of very plain-spoken, not terribly eloquent man. and they all rose. and they took it very seriously. and we took them very seriously. and they reached this bipartisan agreement that the country accepted. now, i can tell you afterwards, i had dinner with one of these heroes to clear up some questions for the book

farmer could be traced didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank you at first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to be part of this better. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the common and can be idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players the people who live around this artwork become part of it. without him it would be far too conventional. he jumps and hops or slips this right. slips right into this artwork speaking as an artist and the project is like a painting be what it's alive. the farmer who spends the summer on the mountain pasture with only his wife and children and calloused for company is enjoying the constant flow of visitors. he handed out to marriage proposals one came in helicopter. me goosebumps. it was really touching to see and she agreed to marry. i've never been able to experience so closely want to see or know. a night at the hotel costs around two hundred seventy year of breakfast and our

legal analyst, paul butler and scholar of authoritarian state and author of view from flyover country. dispatches from the forgotten america. everyone is with me as i pop in my chair. let's start with you adam on the question of the election threat. we saw this press conference. everybody seemed to tune in. giving aide and comfort to the enemy. this is a national security issue. there's no blue states, red states, it's the united states. there aren't good people on both sides. there's one side. walk out to camera, one after the other. take questions. and really make very starkly clear that the threat to our elections is still ongoing. did you see that as a directive potentially from the president or did you see that as maybe the agency taking matters into their own hands. >> my sense, even though they said it was a directive from the president. i felt the agency this is their responsibility. carrying out their responsibility. doing what they need to do in order to help this country get through this. the real issue is why was this 95 days before the election. sgra sgra great job on rea

those who loved her remember them to stand for the first time i had a feeling of being a part of some butlers seeds of civil rights to the feast movement and limbs klux klan history. nine hundred sixty eight. the global revolt starts september first on the double. play. play. play. play play play play such luck. play. play. live. this is the day of the news coming to you live from good in the town of on the thames a strike on the heart of the afghan government rockets landed near the presidential palace in the capital kabul and as i should have gone he was making an address to the nation and it comes just days after he offered the bonded bond and condition we go live to kabul.

back to the butler to give the species remove from the endangered list is still far from one. but. if it were to be a problem all over africa a huge amount of trust just piling up in the streets i don't rip of zimbabwe from the capital i really thought about i'm one day started collecting the waste a round of something sent to in the city so many people have seen before and know that they have now decided to clean up more of the country's cities doing separate . clean up flash mobs are taking action in harare. and zimbabwe's capital the waste disposal system doesn't work as officially as it should. so there's a new trend citizens planning the trash themselves. members of a local church scour this parking lot close to a shopping mall. there mormons and for them although god may work miracles they also believe that your own responsibility to clean up the neighborhood. another example and environmental n.g.o.s also getting in on the action. some trailblazers show others how it's done. and how to use a mask to protect yourself against diseases. the whole idea works suddenly other spont

the suspect described as maury butler of berkeley, this is his fourth dui arrest. >>> an apparent violent crime spree has one neighborhood on edge. it started as a car crash and ended in an assault. we are in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. we spoke to homeowners who say they're living in fear. >> reporter: we are here in willow glen and around 4:00 o'clock in the morning on saturday, some underage kids smashed into this parked truck. it looks like this is not an isolated incident and neighbors are calling what happened here part of a crime spree. the owners did not want to appear on a stolen lexus when she crossed the center line and smashed head on into the suv. inside the lexus, they saw marijuana and other drug paraphernalia. >> i asked them if they were okay. they said yeah, yeah, yeah. we're good. i walked around to the other side. at the same time i walked around, i realized the guys were telling her come on, come on. >> reporter: that's when the owner realized they were trying to flee and grab the girl's cell phone off the seat. the group of young men jumped the owner. >> the

but here come the raiders...cook to paul butler. that's a first down.led to this....chris warren right up the gut. raiders are on the board. 16-6. raiders would score another touchdown later in the fourth quarter. ej manuel threw that touchdown pass. it wouldn't be enough though. the silver and black go on to lose 19 to 15 but carr didn't even play...going into saturday's game against the world series champions the oakland athletics had won six out of seven.and they started this game well....very well....how bout it khris davis. base hit in the bottom of the first. two men are on and two men would score. davis into second with a stand up double. a's up two to nothing. then how bout the defense....top of the fifth inning. high fly ball to right field. stephen piscotty has a lot of ground to cover. piscotty on the run....he may get there...he gets there. how bout it. oakland looked good all day long. trevor cahill struck out seven on the day. a's win 7 to 1 and get this. the a's are now tied for first in the al west with houston. they have been on a tear

joined now by paul butler, former u.s. and msnbc legal analyst, and shannon pettypiece, a white house correspondent for bloomberg news. shannon, let me start with you. the president, a lot of different ways i guess to look at that tweetstorm if you want to call it that that he went on over the weekend. is he trying to distract from the news of the week? is he blowing off steam? is he trying more broadly to simply discredit these agencies that he thinks are going after him? but my question to you is do we know of tangible specific things he may be considering to do in line with those things that he's tweeting? >> well, there certainly is an effort by him and his lawyers to launch a very clear public relations attack on mueller, on mueller's team of investigators, on the fbi, on anyone who has touched this investigation, on any witness like michael cohen who might speak out against him. the president's lawyer rudy giuliani is very clear that he feels he is waging a public relations war, that this is not a closed-door investi