strunsky would need them in the case against family man chris hall. >> mr. looks like a loving family man. he looks like a good father. he's somebody that had the support of his family. >> so he did, but strunsky wasn't buying the loving father and family man bit. when he heard about chris hall's obvious grief, the wailing that went on after the so-called accident, the phrase that crossed his mind was, "it's an act." >> i think it was a wonderful performance by the defendant of acting like a bereaved husband. but when you look at his actions, how little he did to help his wife. >> who tried harder to save cristi? not chris, said the prosecutor. but his daughter. >> she called 911. she helped him get the body out of the spa. she is the only one that did chest compression. he had no interest in truly helping his wife. >> a matter of opinion, of course. but prosecutor strunsky poked around in chris hall's past as a policeman. and what did he find? >> this man had an uncanny ability to fabricate stories. >> seven years earlier, while hall was chief of police in c

coming up right now the "cuomo prime time" town hall, "america under assault: the gun crisis," that starts now. ♪ >>> hello, everybody. i am chrise're calling our town hall "america under assault: the gun crisis." it's been a tough week but we should not waste this moment. let's take a breath and talk and take the time to listen. we've put together a beautiful program for you tonight with some of the most predominant voices and they have very different ideas about protecting our society from gun violence. and i am surrounded by a gift tonight,

hall problem. i just want to point out 2% did say chris harrison quandary. a smack that 2%. >> yes. we will talk to you all later. >> later on. i'm gonna go with what the audience said, and go with b, monty hall problem, final answer. >> yeah, what's behind three doors? >> yeah. >> "let's make a deal," monty hall. yep. [cheers and applause] there you go! well done, audience! [dramatic music] ♪ >> thank you. >> that is $3,000. when we come back, on celebrity judge week, we're going for that $5,000 threshold. stick around. ♪ even if you're not a millionaire, you could be treated like a caesar at caesars palace in las vegas. stay in lavish new rooms, savor culinary perfection by world famous chefs, experience unforgettable

. >> juliette, you know, congressman chris stewart held a town hall wednesday night and it erupted innger over mass shootings. benjamin wood of "the salt lake tribune" posted this audio on twitter. take a listen and we'll talk. >> can we all agree that violence, regardless of the medium is -- >> but especially when it's the president of the united states. especially then. >> when it comes to -- >> why are you calling it out -- >> when it's the president of the united states -- >> the president of the united states hasn't shot anyone. he's not -- >> charles manson never shot anybody either. >> the shootings have put the nation on edge. there's a lot of fear and anger out there. you know, the question is, can gun control advocates keep the pressure -- by the way, he's a republican and i imagine all of these folks when they go home, they're going to be hearing this stuff, but is the pressure to keep the pressure up even after they come back? >> i think -- i don't have much confidence in mitch mcconnell. i mean, he said -- look, he said i'm going to put it front and center. there is alrea

special agent chris nilsson says that traffickers actually provide housing in hall oakland, they have homes for the street level drug dealers who then travel by bart they bring cocaine fentanyl heroin into the tenderloin district to sell he calls them commuter dealers. >>we exposed to independent drug trafficking organizations one allegedly headed by andy 3 analysts more to know and the other allegedly met by war 2, 1, 2, year tweeting. >>the us attorney's office plans to keep the initiative in place for at least a year. well to the east bay now a homeless woman faces a hate crime charge accused of vandalizing several businesses with anti-muslim graffiti kron four's dan kerman has that story. >>no muslims go away. this is the graffiti that read plaza shop owners discovered when they came to work tuesday morning. >>i was shocked i was and about sad moment car boss, he owns the international marketing grill and treat boulevard. >>it was one of the businesses that was tagged. he says he's never encountered this type of thing before in concord and says it's not a good feeling. >>was not s

chris cuomo will moderate a live cnn primetime town hall, "america under assault, the gun crisis" tomorrow at 9 right here on cnn. >> president trump sharply escalated u.s. sanctions against the venezuelan government. the president explaining the move in a letter to congress citing what he calls the continued usurpation of power by the illegitimate nicolas maduro regime. opposition leader juan guaido declared himself the leader. the only exemptions are for u.s. government business and humanitarian aid. >>> a dramatic escalation of the trade war sparked a worldwide selloff in markets on monday. a term day for the dow jones industrial average down 767 points. the s&p 500 crossed nearly 3% lower also recording its worst day. the nasdaq finished down 3.5%. that was the worst daze day since october 24th, 2018. what happened? the chinese government devalued the yuan. the treasury secretary steven mnuchin officially labeled china a currency manipulator. something the u.s. government has not done ever adding he will work with the international monetary fund to eliminate the unfair competitive adva

. >> and just a reminder, chris cuomo will moderate a live town hall, america under assault gun crisis, tonight right here on cnn at 9:00 p.m. eastern. washington did nothing after the slaughter of elementary school children in sandy hook. could this time be different? it's a question we ask every time. this morning we look at whether there could be some momentum when it comes to legislation and gun control next. at t-mobile, for $40/line for four lines, it's all included for the whole family, starting with unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. and if you like netflix, it's included on us. plus no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees are included. and now for a limited time, with each new line, get one of our latest smartphones included. that's right, only $40/line for four lines and smartphones are included for the whole family. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress there was no he

coming up right now the "cuomo prime time" town hall, "america under assault: the gun crisis," that starts now. ♪ >>> hello, everybody. i am chrisuomo. we're calling our town hall "america under assault: the gun crisis." it's been a tough week but we should not waste this moment. let's take a breath and talk and take the time to listen. we've put together a beautiful program for you tonight with some of the most predominant voices and they have very different ideas about protecting our society from gun violence. and i am surrounded by a gift tonight, the strength of survivors, the same kind of strength i saw on the ground in el paso. this audience traveled from far and wide, thank you for dealing with the elements, and they did so to represent their communities. how do we heal when this happens to us? no one and nowhere is immune. el paso, dayton, sandy hook, las vegas, virginia tech, columbine, chicago, many of the people here survived the bullets that tore through their bodies, changed their lives and changed their communities. many lost loved ones. some are advocates for reform. some work in the firearm industry. others work

when it comes to coal and these workers, chris hayes has done town halls and they want to be back in the coal mine even though they're going to die in the process, they want their jobs. coal workers now, this is a piece of nbc news this week. they're fighting now for their benefits as the industry struggles under trump. coal workers have been under the strongest supports but their pensions remain at risk and mitch mcconnell isn't helping get their pensions right. they don't care if these workers don't get pensions, if they don't get pension care. if they take obamacare from them. why don't these guys notice these guys are only helping their bosses and not them? >> well, because you know, there's a closs of people in america you and i where we think of ourselves as citizens. a lot of people who perfectly reasonable don't define themselves that way, they don't pay close attention and all of these regulations that are designed to protect pensions even though in many cases they don't, to protect the environment which we've done generally better on until trump, those are designed not to b

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cnn's chris cuomo will moderate a live cuomo primetime town hall "america under assault: the gun crisis." tonight at 9:00 eastern on cnn. >>> trade wars are not easy to win. the one with china is getting out of hand. there's a growing sense a trade deal won't happen before the 2020 election. china halting agriculture purchases and the u.s. labeling china a currency manipulator. larry kudlow said the u.s. trade team still plans to meet with the chinese in september. >> the president said, you know, if you make good deal or good progress on a deal, maybe he'll flexible on the tariffs. if there's no progress on the deal, then the tariffs might get worse. >> trump signaled he's not backing down from his agreement stance tweeting massive amounts of money from china and other parts of the world is pouring into the united states for reasons of safety, investment, and interest rates. we are in a very strong position. curiously he wants lower interest rates which wouldn't necessarily attract a lot -- >> right. >> china isn't backing down either. the "wall street journal" reports that policy advi

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chris. at units 1, 2, 3 and blackwell hall. that is scheduled for 9:45 this morning. we tried to talk to one mom, who was trying to contain her emotion as she dropped her son off. >> okay. you had to go there. [ laughter ] it's been all week. and my eyes were actually raw from crying. but do good. you had to bring that up. [ laughter ] >> a really touching moment between them, her and her son logan, hugging before the day got start here. berkeley police want you to be prepared. this map gives you an idea of what the route is going to look like. and i want to let you know that a lot of these streets are closed down. they just want it for move-in day, traffic to make it a little easier. there's that welcome squad. we were talking about a little earlier. we want to tell you that police are warning you, if your commute does take you through this area, plan for delays and make sure you give yourself some extra travel times as you can see, things are going to be busy here. they say it will be busy from now until 7:00 tonight. even that commute could be a mess. reporting liv

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a former teammate of tom brady says there is a chance that the future hall of fame quarterback may actually play for the 49ers. chrisy as reported rift between brady and new england patriots' head coach bill belichick could drive brady to opt out of his contract after this upcoming season. brady grew up in san mateo and he dreamed of playing for the 49ers. long in his column speculates that brady could finish his career with the niners while the current quarterback jimmy garoppolo could return to his original team, the patriot. >> is like moving through halfway through your high school. >> the house is not on the market. >> and i never thought montana would play for the chiefs, and he did. >> stay cool out there. have a great afternoon! [ music ] with rising stress in the modern world, a good night's sleep is nearly extinct. however, there's hope on the horizon. every day, ikea is designing sleep sanctuaries to save our sleep. as of the on [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jerry: okay, we are in the middle of "the jerry o show" preview, and i cannot get soft now. this is a pop-culture strength, not

will get a visit by the way from school chancellor carol chris who will give a welcome mention to students at units one, two three and blackwell hall. that is expected to start in 15, 20 minutes from here. they're no stranger to move in day. things a well oiled machine. but there's a lot of waiting as families get here and get prepared to start off the school year. the fish start of the semester not going to happen until tomorrow and classes next week. sometime for them to settle in here. reporting live in berkeley. i'm alysson rodriguez, ktvu news. >> thank you for that. coming up next on mornings on 2. john travolta as you have never seen him before. >> we sit down with the hollywood legend as he gets ready for his new film the fanatic. >> yes that's him with the mullet. >> and we're taking a look at things to cook on labor day. >>> welcome back to the 9. though labor day is the official start of the summer season, here in the bay area you can keep grilling onioned. o n -- keep grilling on. let's get some tips. for some people it means getting the biggest piece of meat and throwing it on the grill. that's not all we can do right.

the future hall of fame quarterback might flay for the 49ers, might play for the fine 49ers. the retired defensive lineman chris longs a reported conflict between tom brady and the new england patriots coach, head coach bill belichick could drive brady to opt out of his contract after this season. you know tom brady grew up in the bay area. played for the 49ers and chris long is speculating in his column brady might finish his career with the 49ers while the current 49ers quarterback, jimmy garafolo meet go back to his original team, the patriots. >> and we this is today's opening bell. right there. this started the trading day on wall street and not a good look. there was a sharp drop after the bell rang and this is after the trump administration said it would delay most of the import factors it planned to impose on chinese goods and is dropping others altogether. it still plans to move ahead with 10% tariffs and $300 billion in chinese imports. trading has been underway for over an hour. the markets pretty much down at this hour. we'll keep an eye on it for you throughout the day. >>> the faa is reminding air

hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us on the couch, christirewalt, fox news political editor. he is "outnumbered." this is quite a couch today! >> katie: great television in the green room. we better deliver. >> jessica: he really meant it it. >> melissa: we got some stubbornness. >> dagen: sitting on the back porch, drinking sweet t, talking shop. >> chris: i don't think that was the s where you are thinking of. [laughter] >> melissa: while visiting the state with the motto "live free or die," the president suggesting the election will make or break the economy, warning voters at the stock market will take if democrats take back the white house. watch. >> if, for some reason, i wouldn't have won the election, these markets would have crashe crashed. [cheers and applause] and that will happen even more so in 2020. you have no choice but to wait for me. your 401(k)s, down the tubes. everything is going to be down the tubes. whether you love me or hate me, you've got to vote for me. >> melissa: right now optimism seems to be taking hold of inv

their mistakes with the previous town hall but that's just not a good faith way to have a genuine discussion and, you know, with all due respect to andrew cuomo, or chrisetty publicly partisan about his ideas where it concerns, and the second amendment and "assault weapons" so now they're putting him in this very neutral position of being a moderator and i think that's asking a lot of viewers to sort of suspend their reality and accept him as that neutral individual. i don't think they can. >> tucker: well, there is nothing neutral about him at all. what do you make of joe biden's promises? what would happen if he did that? >> wow. i -- i'm amazed at this argument from individuals who say that you can't deport who enter the country illegally because there's too many of them but at the same time, they say you can go door-to-door to millions of homes and you can take perfectly legally owned, legal to own objects from law abiding innocent people. and correct joe biden, you can get a flamethrower but that is beside the point. you are getting guns by force. what is joe biden going to use? >> tucker: right. so if you cared about this country, you wouldn't sa

chris steigerwald is the cohost. appreciate your time. guest: appreciate you. host: c-span's -- >> c-span's washington journal, live every day. coming up this morning, scott hall with the alliance for american manufacturers talks about manufacturing jobs. as part of our podcast week, we talked with jennifer briney. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. mugs areon journal" available as c-span's new online store. go to c-span.org. see all of the c-span products. several presidential candidates are in des moines this week for the iowa state fair. the fair kicked off thursday with visits from montana governor steve bullock and former vice president joe biden. both candidates gave speeches and answered questions from reporters. [applause] >> hello, iowa. look, i know you will get dozens of people trying to make some attenuated connection to iowa. i am not going to tell you that my great great grandparents in 1850.n henry county that's not why we gather. we gather for the sake of our nation, the state of the world, and for the sake of the country we will pass on to that

halling use nateing. -- hallucinating. maria: coming up this morning, tom wilson, chris heisey on the trump economy and investor today, andth is with us this morning. don't miss a moment of it. we want to talk about the trump economy and steve moore, i didn't get your take earlier on this tax conversation going on but the top story in the journal, something that we've been speaking about all day yesterday, the president weighing all of these new ideas in terms of cutting capital gains. >> it's a sign there's a little bit of nervousness at the white house about where the economy is right now. last year, maria, we were growing at 3%. the growth rate has ratcheted down to maybe 2, a little less than 2%. so there's nervousness there. where is the stimulus going to come from? i think it ought to come from -- i'm with trump. the fed needs to cut rates now. i mean, the fear i think in the market is more deflation rather than inflation. they should nip that in the bud. i think that's more important. look, i'm not against the tax cut. maria: i totally understand that. i think obviously jay powell made a mistake last year. >> he's

hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us on the couch, chrisutnumbered."

hall. clorox is on the board. the senator standing by with chris matthews. >> thank you.ould you want to bleach the white house? it's already a white house. >> i was talking about the oval office. >> that is because? there's something unclean about this president? >> yes. i think he's degrading not just our country. he's degrading our democracy. >> let's talk about the vice president and his record. tonight it was like gulliver's travels. everyone was jumping on this one guy. i know that was coming and there it was. you were talking about him and he was saying that your dislike for him or your critique of him was new because you had campaigned together up in syracuse, blah, blah, blah. then somebody jumped in on your side. was it cory? >> kamala. >> kamala jumped in and said he had also changed his position on hyde, hyde amendment. talk about that. what's fair play for this vice president? >> the reason why i brought up this op-ed he wrote is because he said some really stark words. he said that increasing the ability for middle-class women to work outside the home would

chris lu, former labor secretary, and republican strategist rinna shaw. rinna, start with you on this one. steve king offered this clarification at a town hallin iowa last fight. -- night. >> here's my message and it is this, that i'm defending innocent, unborn human life. i did not allow exceptions for rape and incest in that bill because those babies that are born as a product of those activities are as precious as you are or any of my grandchildren are. they're all created if god's image too. i don't want to stigmatize those people this country or the world for that matter if they're a product of rape or incest. >> a little bit of context to that. you heard what he was saying there and you saw that he was giving his explanation. who was listening to it? do we have the photo? steve king, gives a defense and nobody is there in the room to listen except for two people does it really matter? >> of course it matters he's still a sitting elected official who says he's a republican. here we are in this moment where congressman steve king put his foot in his mouth, walking back but going on to say in other outlets he was misquoted and it's the re