the first opened last year in las vegas at ceasar's palace.rlier this year at the ceasar's resort in the united arab emmirates. >>> apple sent out invitations for the annual media, vent where apple is expected to unveil the latest iphone models. the event is set for september 10th at apple headquarters in cupertino. they're expected to introduce three new iphone models, including the iphone 11. also there is speculation the new ipads and new versions of the apple watch and details about their apple tv subscription service will also be released. >>> tomorrow, all of the nfl teams have to cut their rosters down from 90 player toes 53. the 49ers have tough decisions to make after losing last night. the final preseason game, 27-24 to the l.a. chargers. the running back jeff wilson is one of the players with an uncertain future but helped himself. he made the play-of-the-game. this 41-yard change-of- direction touchdown run. bingo. backup quarterback betherd was running downfield blocking for him and threw a touchdown pass. blocked right here the c

and southbound 101, south of ceasar chavez, another of the accident involving a motorcyclist. that is also blocking a lane. and motorcyclists as they drive past you. highway 4 westbound, still have that problem at bailey road. it's stop-and-go through bay point and into concord. the time now is 8:03. >> it's back to class today for tens of thousands of students. >> they feature all sarah getting back into the swing of things. >> reporter: you know, is they say the early bird gets the worm. school doesn't start for another hour here. there are a lot of people who have started making their way to the classrooms here. definitely people excited about getting the school year started. we caught up with the principal not too long ago. she tells us that there is a boo he breakfast for the kindergarteners this morning and their families. of course, it's a traumatic situation for parents to leave their kids here on the first day of school. there are 40 other schools and they have their first days today, too. 30,000 students total will head back to the classrooms this morning. just a not

ceasar really for the best so we've got a lot to get through so without further ado let's bring in our panel joining me in the studio is ackbar khan senior director of asset management at our eye on investment joining us from one of sally is him in a blanco is the head of latin america research at various maple craft and in sydney we have tim harcourt tim is the j w neville fellow in economics at the university of new south wales and the author of the airport economist and trading places welcome to you all good to have you with us on account of the cost to start with you u.s. fed chief jerome powell has been on the receiving end of some withering attacks from president trump what do you make of that is the independence of central banks under threat i think independence of central banks is independence in ny i'm only you know i think all prime ministers and presidents do try and influence them in some current of why president trumps a lot more blunt than others of course and he made it very happy very clear that he was unhappy with the decision and took to twitter as easy as he always d

. >> be are doing something should ceasar chavez did years back in the 60's and he brought everybody up to sacramento. we are doing the same thing now. going to demonstrate that we are fighting for something that is fair. >> we need a break-in a lunch period so we get out and stretch and walking. that's what we need. >> reporter: uber and lyft have been fighting the passage of the bill and they in the past they said they would work with drivers to approve the quality of the work. critics say most drivers prefer their freedom and the flexibility of creating their own hours. these protesters say they want to be employees and they want the ability to create a union and they say that raising their voices is very important for them. we will give you another look of the caravan that's coming down. there were about 90 cars that came up from los angeles. there they will head across the bay to taylor united methodist church in oakland. that rally starts at four and then the entire group will head to sacramento tomorrow where it'll especially on the end on the steps of the state capitol. they

. >> in the case of ceasar sayoc. he's the one who sent things in the mail to others and prominent democrats. he's the one his attorney said was a trump super fan. is this exactly what the president's critics mean when they say his words are irresponsible? >> well, yes it's what his critics claim are going to happen and these are the natural consequences of what his critics say are coming out of his mouth. the issue though is if in fact you're a defense lawyer and you're trying to create a defense, sometimes it's all that you have. i agree completely with the position it's really not a legal defense. although some states recognize diminished capacity. and some may be susceptible to these types of messages. then it really could turn out to be where a judge will take consideration and will consider the point of mitigation if somebody is really mentally unbalanced and mentally unstable and they're getting these messages to prove forward. because the commander in chief of the president of the united states is by their acc

. >> that was congresswoman escobar tonight. with us to talk about it, representative ceasar blanco. all, representative, our condolences. we're shocked with you, those of us who have family living and working in el paso. where do you stand on the president's visit. >> quite frankly, our community right now is overwhelmed with a response. our law enforcement are still investigating and busy as you can see behind me, there are large crowds attending the memorial so there is several law enforce the. our first responders are busy and patients fighting for their lives. a visit from the president would add more pressure. we need time to heal and work amongst ourselves to get our community moving forward. >> as our guest raul was just leaving the studio, i mentioned to him i had family there and he said, el paso is such a chill place, and indeed, it was so proud of being a peaceful city. explain to viewers watching tonight who may not understand it just how much the culture of juarez mexico and there, the population is linked. >> i had the opportunity to meet your brother and i think he li

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i live at 436 ceasar. i've lived here for ten years and i think we've all seen these big projects come in that do not the respect the design and character of the neighborhood, have an adverse effect on neighbors. i think this is one such project. the four-level project is not consistent with this neighborhood, these two- to three-level-storey houses. it will clearly have an adverse impact on surrounding properties and create a bad precedent for this block. that said, this design is also excessive. over 6,000 square feet. these units are unaffordable in design. if these were scaled down and more modestly designed in accordance with the neighborhood, they would be more affordable. i ask that you redesign this project. >> i am mariann rural. i live a few doors down from this proposed new building. we have owned that house for almost 30 years. it's 11 or 1200 square feet. the thought of something six or seven times bigger than our beautiful victorian small home in that neighborhood across the street -- we get

he signed bills to create national monuments for ceasar chavez in california, stonewall for lgbtq athat site in new york, harriet tubman sites, buffalo soldier site in ohio. meaning, the obama administration was saying, we can open up the net of history and understand it more and be more inclusive. now you feel this backlash to that, that there's something going on that the entitled class, perhaps it's a certain amount of white americans, that feel they no longer are going to be a majority, that it's going to be a 60% or more non-white america. it may be a last gasp. you know, they're grasping for the last privilege, perhaps. or this could just be a fad we're going through right now. maybe we'll shake out of it here in a couple years. but there are danger signs to our democracy right now coming out of washington, d.c.. dangers are, in my mind, a president that doesn't just use executive power the way barack obama may have or george w. bush, but is potentially abusing power. the abuse of power is at the core of the mueller report and that our country is starting to debate. but it's su

that will be followed by a festival at the ceasar chavez park. >>> people participated in a straightthey were met by members of the lgbtq community and their supporters who showed up to take part in their own demonstration of inclusiveness and unity. the founder of the national straight pride coalition says he's proud of his supporters for standing up for their right to free speech. >> masculinety, femininity, babies born and unborn, western civilization, caucasians and all people, all those are basic foundations of civilization that are under attack. >> the city of modesto denied a permit for the straight pride parade but they marched anyway. critics call it a racist hate group with a mission to divide and incite violence. >>> a newlywed couple in texas was killed in a car crash moments after they took their vows. happened on friday afternoon about 96 miles east of houston. 19-year-old harley morgan, 20-year-old boudreau just left the courthouse when they crashed would the pickup truck. the sister and mother of the dproom were behind the couple's car and witnessed that crash. >> i w