chris brown, breaks his silence. >> did i hit her, i punched her, busted her lip. >> that's the nightulted rihanna. >> he's opening up, really opening up in detail. he even tells us what set off that argument in the car. >> ya, he's telling everything. >> interesting, though, we will talk more about it. when you watch, you listen to it, it sort of makes you uncomfortable. >> horrible. >> sounds like the relationship in general just wasn't a good thing. >> all right. let's get this over with. right at the beginning of the show. get it over with. >> the kardashian's have been around since 2007. in other words, ten years we've been watching this family. >> probably around little longer. >> they're alive. >> reality shows, the big time deals, everything else. >> think of how much monday think family has made. billions now, right? >> i think it would be. >> if you combine all of of it. >> it all started when that tape. >> keeping up with the cards ash yan, inside the latest issue, look at. that will you got chris, kim, courtney, khloe, kendall, kylie, and they all chatting about the ten ye

. ♪ los fanÁticos de rihanna reaccionaron curioso luego de que chris brown se atreviera a comentar a s. locutor: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de martes 8 de agosto, estas son las noticias. corea del norte amenaza con atacar el territorio estadounidense, luego de que trump dijera que responderÁ con fuego y furia las amenazas norcoreanas. trump aumenta el nÚmero de inmigrantes indocumentados que cruzan la frontera hacia los estados unidos. se refugia en una iglesia de connery con un hispano que lleva 20 aÑos en este paÍs y que debía presentarse hoy en un aeropuerto para ser reportadoy diplomÁticos de 17 paÍses de amÉrica latina se reÚ

. >> chris brown has donated $100,000 website. >> it's the largest amount by anybody. >>> breaking newsrning on "world news now," the devastating flooding in texas gets even worse. >> after days of trying to ride out the storm, thousands are giving up hope and trying to get to higher ground. with waterlogged residents brought to safety, shivering after waiting in the rain for hours. >>> as more evacuees escape the water, they're finding cramped quarters in shelters. we'll get a live report from houston where the situation is getting desperate. >>> the other breaking news. north korea launching a missile over japan. residents warned to take cover after the launch

. >>> number one, rihanna steps out for date night with her billion dollar beau as her ex chris brown about the night he assaulted her. >> then pink takes sides in the taylor swift/katy perry feud. is she team taylor or team katy? >> is that okay? >> number three, how demi lovato put her hard partying days behind her. but does she still have vices? >> it's all i have left. >> plus, your "insider" bonus. >> it's surreal. >> gloria and emilio estefan

chris brown reportedly donated $100,000. kan kandiburuss donated $10,000. >> and beyonce is providing a group of her organization. >> and am hiheizer bush is putt on hold. they stopped beer production to can water for the victims of hurricane harvey. they have sent 155,000 cans to aid the victims of the hurricanes. that's amazing. i love it. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> no problem. >>> >> mick jagger is here every tuesday with tuesday trends on magic 102.3. >> and 92.7. >> there you go, listen in the morning. back to you, susan. >>> tropical storm harvey is hitting a region home to some the nation's largest oil refineries and drivers across the country are going to feel the impact at the gas pump. >>> and 20 years, princess diana's fatal car crash in paris, but the first doctor who treated weatherrt taking a look at the radar we've got going on here, showing the heaviest rain right along i-95 in through southern maryland, starting to get out of our western zone and pushing off to the east. speaking of the e

. >>> chris brown opening up about his tomorrow you will too us relationship with former girlfriendse says happened. twenty-eight year old now details the night he war as he is -- arrested for physically assaulting re ann, a he said the violence happened after he confessed with a fling with a woman which he worked with and previous will he denied. he was in the car, sentenced to five years probation after the domestic counselling, chris brown welcome to my life will be available on i tune and google play. >> update on tom cruise and his failed movie stunt. learning the five year old actor broke his hang during that rooftop jump. this was on the set of mission impossible six. production has been halted, and it could be halted for up to three months while he recovers. the director says, still going to make the release date which is set for next july. >> don't tell me what happened. another game of thrones episode has leaked, but this time, is hbo's fault, the sixth episode of the hit show was circulating right now on the internet. now, even though it doesn't supposed to air until sunda

assemblyman chris brown represents margate and testifies that the controversial dune project was government at its worse. >> instead of protecting the environment and our citizens, this project winds up harming our environment and the very citizens that it is suppose to protect. >> reporter: well, up to now the feds have not said what they think went wrong with the slow drainage in the basins and they are still studying the problem. and they should be able to proceed with the work along the beaches in margate. >> john, thank you. >>> in other news a 64-year-old man was sitting on the front steps of his hope when he was suddenly shot. the shooter remains at large. it happened at 5:00 yesterday evening along the 2500 block of west tioga park, police say they recovered a gun from the scene but so far no motive in the case, and it is believed that the gunman drove away in a ford crown victoria. north korea is examining plans to attack guam with long range ballistic missiles. and president trump issued an unprecedented and ominous warning to the nation. they posted a video of him warning north k

harvey: chris brown put the googly eyes up. >> i would do the same thing. >> why would she say this? harvey: she was drunk. did you hear her burp? >> it's hot when she does that. >> so hot. harvey: it made her really cool. >> why don't i have more dates then if it's so cool? >> rachel lindsay, the "bachelorette" star, was out in

chris brown commented on her photo with the googly eyes emoji. >> he's saying i'm watching you. >> it's creepy. harvey: oh, god, are you really going to defend this? >> when you saw rihanna yesterday, you wanted to say something. >> so she was asking for it you're saying? >> the game has

chris brown commented on her photo with the googly eyes emoji. >> he's saying i'm watching you. >> it's creepy. harvey: oh, god, are you really going to defend this? >> when you saw rihanna yesterday, you wanted to say something. >> so she was asking for it you're saying? >> the game h

we also heard system from a local assemblyman chris brown working with the dep on this project. he says governor christie's bullied this project and he called eight failure. >> thus far the way the army corps of engineers combined with the new jersey department of environmental protection have handled this is the antithesis of good government. instead of protecting the environment and protecting our citizens of this project, this project winds up harming our environment and the very citizens that it's supposed to protect. >> reporter: 60 people up in that courtroom right now many of them people that live in marga margate. some of them two lifeguards we saw people that apparently got sick because of the bacteria in those ponds. also people from the business community that are very upset about what this has done to margate during the height of tourist season and we could finally hear from the judge later today whether or not she'll allow the project to restart which is what the army corporation want and the people from margate are fighting. live in camden, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewi

harvey: chris brown put the googly eyes up. >> i would do the same thing. >> why would she say this? she was drunk. did you hear her burp? >> it's hot when she does that. >> so hot. harvey: it made her really cool. >> why don't i have more dates then if it's so cool? >> rachel lindsay, the "bachelorette" star, was out in new york being swarmed by the paparazzi with her new fiance bryan. they're kissing in front of the cameras. >>

chris brown commented on her photo with the googly eyes emoji. >> he's saying i'm watching you. >> it's harvey: oh, god, are you really going to defend this? >> when you saw rihanna yesterday, you wanted to say something. >> so she was asking for it you're saying? >> the game has usher's back. he's telling people you need to leave him alone. >> i'm talking about

harvey: chris brown put the googly eyes up. >> i would do the same thing. >> why would she say this?nk. did you hear her burp? >> it's hot when she does that. >> so hot. harvey: it made her really cool. >> why don't i have more dates then if it's so cool? >> rachel lindsay, the "bachelorette" star, was out in new york being s

assemblyman chris brown testified it's a result of typical christie bullying. >> when you refuse to listen to others and you force a project through and basically say the people i represent be damned, then that is a definition that i would apply to that. >> little kids could possibly drown in there. is that what it's going to take? >> reporter: now, a few lifeguards about four of them i would say testified in court this afternoon that they got rashes from that contaminated water, and while this federal hearing still goes on at this hour, on friday, a state court will revisit the current injunction in place. we will find out what goes on there. but hopefully we'll know what happens here before that. thomas? >> residents saying it seems like such a long road. joyce evans in camden, joyce, thank you tonight police in delaware county in the family of a teenaged girl they're hoping that you can help them out to find her. this right here is 16-year-old sophie pizzey the girl's mom says she is was last seen leaving her home in upper darby sunday at 4:00 p.m. she may be in in the norristown or pot

great move by chris brown. say a lot about the young man.s putting some money here. >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now," the devastating flooding in texas gets even worse. >> after days of trying to ride out the storm, thousands have given up hope and heading for higher ground with waterlogged residents brought to safety, shivering after waiting in the rain for hours. the floodwaters getting even higher overnight. >>> and as more evacuees escape the water, they're finding cramped quarters in shelters. food and water is becoming scarce and there are hardly any beds left. we'll get a live report from houston where the situation is getting desperate. >>> the other breaking news, north korea launching a missile over japan. residents there warned to take cover right after the launch was detected. it comes just after the u.s. praised kim jong-un for showing some relative restraint. it is tuesday, august 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good tuesday morning, everybody. we're going to start with that br

so all part every his new documentary, chris brown, welcome to my life.ut everything about that night. when he was arrested for physically assaulting rihanna. from start to finish about 11 minute clip going out and around. and he goes back to the beginning. how it all started, he says, the violence started after he confess today having a fling, with a woman who work for him. when they started dating rihanna brought it up, and asked, have you ever been with her? and he said he told her no. he didn't want -- he felt like it wasn't a big deal. >> right. it was before her. >> but then he decided i'll come clean, i see myself being with you, so i'm just going to put it out there. >> that he was with her? >> so this is when he talks about that moment. >> she had asked me like whether we first started dating, have you ever messed when this person? and this person, she worked for me at the time. and i said no, no, no, man, you know, blush it to the side, because she hated -- and i assured the person i was involved with before, i said, hey, if you can't come aroun

. >>> chris brown is opening up about his relationship with ex-girlfriend brianna.ils the infamous incident when he was arrested for physically things became violent after she found text massages from another woman on the phone he said he felt like a monster and his behavior will haunt him forever. >>> today we remember the king of rock and roll. elvis presley fan started gathering outside his estate to honor the legendry singer on the 40th anniversary of his death. elvis passed away in 1977 at the age of 42. officials say this year they had to amp up the event security. >> some elvis fans were ticked off when they learn they would have to pay to visit the late singer's grave. those who made the trip to grace land for this year's annual vigil had to purchase an elvis week property pass for about 30 bucks. in the past it had been free. >>> sue, what's going on >> jim feels like day off because it's so much more quiet. >> and tomorrow may be another day, that we have to watch tropical downpours, but he said real humid and this is our first 90 degree day since august 4

assemblyman chris brown testified it's a result of typical christie bullying. >> when you refuse to listeno others and you force a project through and basically say the people i represent be damned, then that is a definition that i would apply to that. >> reporter: environmental lifts throwing even more gas on the fire by citing incredibly high levels of bacteria found in that standing water, and he said, it's flat out illegal for the government to be pumping that stuff out into the ocean. >>> at federal court in camden, new jersey, joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> certainly more to come. what in the world is that? that is a fire ball you see inside a wendy's firework after firework and that right there is a work worker. she runs away. luckily she wasn't hurt. the full story after this. talk about a frightening moment for an employee at a windy's restaurant in florida. shocking video shows the very moment sparks from a fireworks showered down right on her. who would do this? tonight police are searching for group of teens. they says toed lit fireworks right into the store once again this is i

. >> chris brown has donated $100,000 to hart's donation website. >> it's the largest amount by not alll supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one softgel has more omega-3 power than three standard fish oil pills. megared advanced triple absorption. not necessarily after 3 toddlers with boundless energy. but lower back pain won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world, dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. (vo) living with ammonia odor? not a pretty picture. (vo) luckily, tidy cats lightweight with new ammonia blocker tackles tough odor, even ammonia. so long stankface! (vo) ammonia like that? there's a tidy cats for that. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visib

assemblyman chris brown testified it's the result of typical christie bullying. >> when you refuse to listen to others and you force a project through and basically say the people i represent be damned, then that is a definition that i would apply to that. >> little kids could possibly drown in there. is that what it's going to take? >> reporter: well, government attorneys are not saying anything yet. we've gotten a no comment. so so far we're waiting for a statement from them. but attorneys for the city of margate say they don't expect any kind of judgment from the judge here today. they expect everything to go into tomorrow. she'll probably take it under advisement. she did ask a lot of questions about things that could have been done sooner to get rid of all that water. well, the government is also blaming the city of margate for some of the problems but they are saying to them please. we'll talk to you in about 60 minutes here. >> all right. more to come on this one much joyce evans in camden tonight. joyce, thank you. developing tonight, back and forth between threats between nor

the celebrities including chris brown, dwayne "the rock" johnson, and beyoncÈ, a houston native.like being called out that way. >>> six years ago, tropical storm irene caused cats flooding in vermont. irene dumped up to 11 inches of rain on parts of the state. it cut off communities for days. the storm caused more than $730 million in damage. and it was vice presidentermont devastating natural disaster since 1927. and bernie sanders fought for emergency relief in the aftermath of the storm. this morning the former presidential candidate is out with a new book "bernie sanders guide to political revolution." dedicated to the young adult reader in your house. we welcome you back to the table at studio 57. we start with irene, before we get to the book. are you having a sense of deja vu when you see what is happening in texas and how hard you had to fight for funds. >> we went through it in 2011. i don't think people appreciate unless they're talking to the folks what it means to lose a home you lived in your whole life. that was there the day before. how are you going to rebuild it?

ta'nasha, miley cyrus, bee i don't know san and jennifer hudson he's pro did you have songs for chris brownca anderson the young hiphop mole gills stopped the loft to dish about the show. into projects they're amazing careers but first here to perform her new single, don't take it personal, please welcome lyrica anderson. take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. [ applause ] >>> i have the pleasure of meeting your husband a1 over here. you guys make beautiful music together pun intended abso absolutely. [ laughter ] >> you're married doing the show love and hiphop hollywood. you're working together on your debut album. >> yes. >> and the drama ensues. >> yes. >> what's it like working with your husband. you're talented in your own right. you're writing for other people. now it's roar turn. >> definitely. >> what does it feel like. >> it's hard to be in studio with him because he's a tough fee. he's like a coach. >> one of things i know the story line the show you don't want him to produce other women. >> no. >> it's not that? >> it's not that? >> it's no the that. it's just while he's finishin

cheryl: chris brown posted a video that he donated $100,000, largest amount that kevin hart has taken in so far but he's leaving the charge, dagen, trying to get any type of help that they can get down to the folks in houston, in particular. dagen: i know my friend is encouraging people to give whatever they can. cheryl: clothing, food, they need everything. dagen: blessings and contributions to the people of houston, thank you, cheryl. coming up the outpouring in the sports world to those affected by harvey dagen: houston texas j.j. watt funding overnight and in days the response has been incredible. jnl has that story. jared: jj watt pledged $100,000, he pledged the goal of 200 grand. tweeted gratitude and shout-out to chris paul, will put us over the 500-dollar mark, phenomenal mark from donations both large and small. donations goal went to half million and one million and now one and a half million dollars, total $1.2 million. >> houston stay strong, we will raise as much money, i have upped the goal to 1.5 million now, we will do anything we can to make sure that you guys bet ba

. >> and cleveland browns, chris.eorge foreman's side, collin kaepernick is being unpatriotic, that is why he is being blackballed by nfl, a there is a saying protect th "the shield" at all cost, if he is kneeling he is not protecting "the shield." >> we're not quarterback expert. >> i was a college quarterback. >> i won my fantasy league last year without kaepernick. connell: he is good enough to be better than most of back up. ford makes a key point, economic question. if he was good enough to carry a team, make a huge difference, then people would look past this. >> there are people who have done far worse than kneel during a national anthem, which is your right under the constitution, but it is your right as a team not to sign him. >> right, i'll tell you why kaepernick is being stupid, that is why not stay in the league, and use your star power to go on talk shows, magazines, muhs paper, newspapers be he is cutting his own knees, look at kareem abdul-jabbar, in 70s be heh a sim problem, he understood, there was a

like a sex slave">also named in the lawsuit are former richmond police chief chris magnus and current chief of police allwyn brown as the alleged misconduct occurred on their watch. burris says the chiefs are being sued because the alleged sexual misconduct occurred on their watch nearly a dozen demonstrators held a sit in friday afternoon outside the pacific west regional offices of the national park service in san francisco.concerns over hate groups and potential violence has demonstrators calling on the park service to reject the group patriot prayer's request for a permit for a so called freedom day rally on august 26th at crissy field.in the meantime across town at crissy field, a small group of demonstrators were back to let park goers know what's planned dan kerman, kron4 news. (pam) if you wake up to fog... don't be alarmed....suns hine is on the way.(vicki) chief meterologist brittany shipp has your complete weekend forecast up next. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms

off duty, in uniform"> also named in the lawsuit are former richmond police chief chris magnus and current chief allwyn brownas the alleged sexual misconduct happened on their watchthree of the richmond police officers named in the complaint lost their jobs following an internal investigation. however the contra costa county district attorney chose not to bring criminal charges against any of the officers. burris says his focus is not on criminal actionsthe amount of damages for this claim are unspecified at this point. this lawsuit follows a lawsuit agains

brown. >> i'm coming down to talk to chris trotter. he asked to be released from departmentwide administrative segregation. so i'm coming down to speak to him about that review. he'll be meeting with the team manager jerry synder, casebook manager beverly gilmore and myself. >> hello. hi sir, how you doing. haven't seen you in a long time. >> i know, it's been a long time. >> yeah, yeah, it's been a long time. >> some staff have recommended you be released from departmentwide administrative segregation. some staff haven't. okay? so with that being said, it's now in my hands to make a recommendation to central office. >> though trotter has shown improvement one of the first things superintendent brown wants to address is a conduct report that he received several months earlier. >> chris trotter started saying over and over "f" the police, kill the police. that sounds like a threat to me. >> no, but that wasn't it at all. that wasn't it. we were working out together on the range and we had our chin after the workout and he took it out of

in several an chris by katherine rustle brown on black boys -- they discuss these studies that are reallyquite shocking that show, you know, like particularly police officers to try to sort of game whether they have this inpolice sit bias that i talk about before or o o show them these images of black boys and they -- overestimate the age and size of black boys always seeing them as older -- and larger than they really are because of this bias immediately that's what they see when it is not there. some of the police studying that were donees in the chapter about implicit bias to ask police officer, show some of these images very quickly and ask them to respond to shoot or not shoot they would see weapons in the hands of unarmed black men -- and not see they will in the hands of white men who were armed because of this inpolice sit bias studies show this. so you know it is incredible burden to put on black man or boy frankly to say you know what act certain way. everybody a lot people in here given sons and daughters the talk. don't talk your police officer put your hands on wheel. thing s

off duty, in uniform"> also named in the lawsuit are former richmond police chief chris magnus and current chief allwyn brown alleged sexual misconduct happened on their watchthree of the richmond police officers named in the complaint lost their jobs following an internal investigation. however the contra costa county district attorney chose not to bring criminal charges against any of the officers. burris says his focus is not on criminal actionsthe amount of damages for this claim are unspecified at this point. this lawsuit follows a lawsuit against poli

>> reporter: well, chris, we just arrived at the george r. brown convention center.rly 3,000 vaccees brought here and many more that i want to introduce you to. mia wattler. she is not staying here, but you came to get some supplies. tell us how it is you came to be here. >> so i left my house at, like, 5:00 a.m. on a boat from the fire department. and they rescued in their boat and took us to the highway where we got in a dump truck. and we drove in the dump truck for about an hour and a half in the freezing cold rain. and then we got to a shelter, but that shelter was already full. so they had to take us back to the fire department with them, where we stayed all day. we couldn't leave. and we left the fire department actually in a fire truck. and got on a metro bus to come here to the shelter that was full. >> and you live in an area that's very hard hit. they're up to streetlights, right? >> yeah. i mean, there was 8 feet of standing water outside of my house. inside of my house, there's probably 5 to 6 feet, so everything is just devastated. >> reporter: how did

. >> all right, senator brown, thanks for being with us tonight. >> thanks, chris. >> next, the president threatens to sabotage obamacare at the expense of millions of americans. that, coming up. >>> the affordable care act is in fact not in a death spiral. >>> the affordable care act is in fact not in a death spiral. whenever the president says, the law has problems, primarily cost are too high for many, millions of people remain uninsured but lawmakers like mitch mcconnell have two paths upon them. they can stick a crow bar into the flaws or try to pull the law apart and millions of people's health care coverage in the process or work to fix the law's problems and hope to improve health care. unfortunately the president is explicitly advocating the former oopgs. if obamacare is hurting people, and it is, why shouldn't it hurt the insurance companies and why shouldn't congress pay what public pays? insurance subsidies for members of congress. the cost sharing reduction payments, money the government uses to keep costs down for low income obamacare enrollees. that's just ordinary citizens

chris. we're talking about 9,000 people at the george r. brown convention center. that's one convention center. it is expected 5,000, but that one is overflowing. there are other shelters that are having to be opened all around the houston area in harris county and elsewhere. and frankly, this is not letting up anytime soon. chris, just heard from the mayor of houston and there was some, i guess, encouraging news, he was saying things may improve here and over the next 24 hours, and, chris, unfortunately, that's some of the concern here, some of the residents here that are just going through such a difficult time being taken out of their homes and it is just very difficult to watch some of this. a lot of these are private citizens that have come in, and they're laughing there, everything is going -- how are you doing? are you doing okay? >> yes. >> you're doing okay? >> great. how high was the water in your home, ma'am? >> this high. >> about this high? >> started this morning. >> started this morning. >> didn't have a thing yesterday. >> didn't have a thing yester

chris long of the philadelphia eagles was one of the first to do that. brownshe cleveland player kneeling with his teammates on monday. a sort of solidarity being shown here and and awarenessin -- and an in the wake of charlottesville. this is bigger than colin kaepernick. thecommissioner meets with naacp. it remains to be seen. look outd to do was his window on park avenue in the middle of the week when there was a protest. thele were marching outside offices. clearly this is not going to go away. host: let's talk about money . any impact this could have on the upcoming season? so.t: i don't think of emails from people who say i have had it, the protest turns me off. about then surprised comments i have seen about that. year, the ratings were down the first part of the season and there was a lot of's regulation it was about -- there was a lot of speculation it was about the protesters. let's see what happens this year, if there are protest at the games, will people be turning off? they may well. covers sportsren for the washington post. thank you. tweetset to

have cnn politics reporter editor at large chris cillizza, harry bacon, for "538" laura coates, former federal prosecutor and cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. pamela, you and your team are doing excellent reporting on this intensified phase now of robert mueller's investigation looking into possible financial ties between trump, his associates and russians. what more can you tell us about where this investigation stands right now? >> to learn more about where it stands it's important to go from the beginning. one year ago from july, when the fbi opened up this investigation, wolf. we earn willed, my team learned it began because investigators noticed curious contacts between trump campaign associates and russians and of course, a cyber hack at the dnc. where it began. fast forward a year later. now under the direction of robert mueller, special counsel, there is a focus on the finances of nome president trump but also his family members. also the trump organization as well. all of that is under scrutiny. we've learned investigators are going back, combing through shell companies. combing through the backgrounds of russian business associat

chris. >> and that is "all in" for this evening. catch us every week night at 8:00 right here on msnbc. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. it's 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. on day 198 of the trump administration, crack down on leakers, how it is happening and what can come of it. >>> new phase, multiple grand juries working on the russia probe. what the mood is right now inside the white house. >>> repair job, the reason why the president is spending his working vacation in new jersey. >>> new this morning, we have a live news from the white house. this amid calls from right wing critics to fire h.r. mcmaster. late last night, the white house release hadded a statement from president trump which says general mcmaster and i have working very well together. he is a good man and very pro israel. i am grateful for the work he continues to do for our country. >>> meanwhile, robert mueller's team asked the white house to turn over documents related to ousted mike flynn. the request was not a formal subpoena ask marks the first known instance of such a request. here is what democrati

president's agenda is enough to stave off a correction for stocks josh brown is with us today, along with john and pete najarian also with us, chrisizey, bank of america global wealth and investment management, cio we begin with the snapback for stocks, which comes just as some have been predicting a coming correction dow jones industrials is up today by 150 points. so, pete, everybody was talking about, oh, my gosh, correction's coming could be

president's agenda is enough to stave off a correction for stocks josh brown is with us today, along with john and pete najarian also with us, chris hizey, bank of america global wealth and investment management, cio we begin with the snapback for stocks, which comes just as some have been predicting a coming correction dow jones industrials is up today by 150 points. so, pete, everybody was talking about, oh, my gosh, correction's coming could be big 5, 10, 15, 20% now we get these reports -- >> what in the world >> progress on the president's agenda >> right >> that's all it takes >> not only that, but we were talking about this yesterday, how about just the fundamentals of what we've gone through in this earnings season the combination of all of that, and then you start to look, we did get a little bit of pushback on some of the tech stocks they started to move forward as well but it's the financials. you start to get any kind of heat under that, moving these financials to the upside, there's a lot of different reasons. by the way, boeing, which continues to be an absolute beast to the upside, keep an eye on this name when you

brown came to celebrate his 92nd birthday. this i >> reporter: that's it. at least mine. >> reporter: old and young cheered the celestial event. [cheering] like chris ely white. >> we all came for the same reason, and we kind of like came like a small community. i love that. >> the sun looks like the moon instead of the sun. >> reporter: wasn't that weird? >> yes. >> reporter: people came here from 30 countries and every one of the 50 states. once the sun's party ended, many jumped in their car to head home, like brit, susan, and paul weston. >> it was the place to come and see it. >> reporter: little madras, oregon? >> yep. you're on the map. >> reporter: a number of people at this campsite actually packed up before the eclipse happened so they could hit the road immediately after it ended, but if you go ahead and take a look at the highway behind me, it's pretty slow moving hours later. there's a couple people who told me they may stay camped here until wednesday to avoid any traffic jams. >> reporter: i'm david begnaud in nashville where music city celebrated the eclipse with a twang right in front of the grand ole opry. this was the largest cit

. >> chris phillips, we appreciate you staying with us for as long as you possibly okay let's bring in james brownrector of geopolitical -- specialist in political and security risk. james, just your first thoughts on what we have seen develop this afternoon on the sophistication or otherwise of this latest terrorist attack in western europe. >> well, i think my first reaction was probably pretty similar to a lot of other people's. this isn't a great surprise. we have seen a series of attacks in western european major cities over the last couple of years. particularly vehicle attacks. not surprising at all. we saw the nice attack, berlin attack and also the london bridge attack most recently. one the striking things is that two decades jihaddists have been looking for ways for ordinary, unskilled sympathizers to conduct very impactful attacks with a minimum of training. and what we see now is they found actually the combination that allows them to do that. these vehicle attacks are extremely difficult to stop. >> it is that move from the skilled, you know, jihad camp trained individual to someone

wesley, our circuit executive karen milton and routine of chris cooper, janet kitsch, scott, aisha parts, jerry, joseph jones, christian, micah brown, justin, candace joseph. from i.t. i think colonel landor, xena. i should assistance was provided by the clerk's office and the staff attorneys office, jasmine beard, laurie reichman and katie mccall. we are also very grateful to the administrative office of the u.s. courts, david sellers and kerry and their team. for the webcasting of today's program which is available to everybody in the federal judiciary across the country. this program will also be available nationwide on c-span. so check the c-span website for viewing dates and times. for those of you interested in cle credit, please sign up by 7:30 p.m. in the main lobby in the north rotunda. we will now adjourn to a reception in the lobby. we hope to see you there. thank you for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> today a look at the influence of isis in south asia. tha.that discussion hosted by te atlantic council south asia center starts live at 1 p.m. eastern on c-span2 come online at c-span.org and on the free c

. >> chris more nfl players making a statement during the national anthem but this protest was different. we have the report next. >>> all right. you had a dozen cleveland brownlayers taking a knee during the national anthem before their preseason game. we have the bleacher report. >> 12 is the largest number we've seen. seahawks michael bennet who said during his first two preseason game said it would be take a white player joining. last night a cleveland player became the first to take a knee during the anthem. his wife eric ca is african-american and seth say at the tragedy in h charlottesville was a big factor in his decision. >> we wanted to draw attention to the fact that there's things in this country that still need to change, and i myself will be raising children that don't look like me. and i want to do my part as well to do everything i can to raise them in h a better environment than we have right now. >> all right. let's get four feel good from the sport the world today. venezuela celebrating a game-winning hit in the final inning of the world series action last night. on the other side of the victory is defeat. know one took it harder than the p

chris. >> and that is "all in" for this evening. catch us every week night at 8:00 right here on msnbc. >>> good morning. i'm dara brownrld headquarters. it's 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. on day 198 of the trump administration, crack down on leakers, how it is happening and what can come of it. >>> new phase, multiple grand juries working on the russia probe. what the mood is right now inside the white house. >>> repair job, the reason why the president is spending his working vacation in new jersey. >>> new this

chris: that's right. >> juan: i would agree with you, i would also say good families. >> kimberly: what about >> dana: and you can't legislate that. another climate doozy from al gore ahead.on like this browningpixel game camera for under $80. bass pro shops. your adventure starts here. 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ >> juan: former vice president al gore always finds a way to get into the headlines by warning the world about global warming. well, he has done it again. his latest comparison of his fight is to the fight for civil rights. >> when i was a boy growing up a lot of time in the south, i remember when the civil rights movement was gaining momentum, i will tell you, the resistance to civil rights laws was just as fierce, if not more so than the resista

brown community on this. and i talked to some former labor department personnel from the obama administration. i'm going to read something to you, chris. it says, while low-skill immigrants compete against the lowest skilled u.s. workers, mostly not african-americans, they do not significantly displace u.s. workers and immigrants are not the cause of the stagnant wages. so what they're trying to say about this and trying to make sure that a lot of people here in this nation are competing against immigrant workers is because they want to make sure the people in this nation get jobs, the -- what they're trying to say is not actually accurate, according to the former labor person i talked to in the obama administration. so there's a lot to be desired about their comments, particularly as they're bringing in minorities in this country that we have not heard them cry out for before. jim is right. they talked about the other in negative ways before. now this is the first time, seven months in, and it rings hollow to some people. >> all you have to do is ask the growers, the farmers, the service industry, donald trump, ask and see who they'r