look at it, oh chris paul calls me. what's up? you see pete, what's up?" he was like, "oh, never mind." i was like, "no, everything cool?" he was like, "yeah." "what's up, tell me." he's, "i was going to invite to you play golf with barack and me tomorrow." [ audience oohs ] i was like, "i can be on a a plane in a minute!" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: everybody out of the pool, all right, cool. all right, bye. >> then i was like, "oh, man, i can't do it. i'm on a family vacation man, thanks for the invite." and i hung up. and my wife and my kids were looking at me, there. and they were like, "what are you talking about? call him back and tell him you're on your way!" [ light laughter ] and i was like, "you sure?" he was like, "yeah." okay. "hey, hey, don't give my spot away i'm on my way home." i called to get an airline ticket. it's 5:35 in the afteroon. the last plane leaving cabo is at 5:45. [ audience ohs ] no way i'm going to make it. so, i hang up. and i said, "guys, there's no more flights leaving." and my daughter is like, "dad, you got to go. it'

another example of people being caught up in a double jeopardy if you like my interest the resident chris paul he narrowly escaped being caught up in the man. arena bombings just a few months ago he actually left the area just seconds before the bomb was detonated he was nearby mowed down dozens of people on the boulevard these attacks are something that we've sat down together and covered sadly many times over the last year to eighteen months or so they've become a pattern across the continent they all bear strikingly deadly similarities minimal planning preparation training equipment is required to carry out these attacks. now a lot of people have drawn a clear foreign policy link between these attacks. and foreign policy spain whoever is very interesting because of course spain last fall victim back in two thousand and four two was the most terror of the two thousand and four madrid train bombings that the big impact on the election at the time the prime minister the ingoing prime minister withdrew spanish troops from iraq as a direct result since then they have been no attacks but this rea

that some of those caught on when the attacks in spain had been affected by terrorism and the past chris paul a was one of them he had survived at the manchester bowling and now there's julia monica and the barcelona attack was her brush with terrorism while the family have scored trainer who was also on last run less has experienced it to death the events kate partridge spoke of him. but what happened here in the heart of boss alone not affected hundreds of people their relatives around the loved ones but what's perhaps even more tragic is that this also affected members of one particular family we spoke to a man who was caught up in the attack here on the roundabout on thursday while his niece survived the hardest hit areas such as city looking twenty fifteen at the pass a cafe it. was painfully familiar you knew immediately what what was going on i mean i live this life my daughter lived next to the bottle in paris my niece was just here for me it's not like for most people here a sudden unexpected. event for me this is the life i live. i've been working in these immigrant communities and

in a interview, anthony revealed he golfed with obama, chris paul and michael phelps. anthony say obama trash talk all day long but then he also won and made his opponents pay up on the bets that he made. what do you think of that. >> they are playing skins, skins with the press. you cannot welch on the bet with president obama. >> couple hundred bucks. >> all of those people have plenty of money they are fine. >> it is in the like michael phelps i forgot my wallet. >> sweet under arm or money. >>> kid rock's senate run getting big thumbs up from super pack backed by mitch mcconnell. >> and ted nugent i'm sure he would be on board. >> he expressed support for kid rock's candidacy. kid rockies running as a republican in michigan taking on debbie stabinou a recent poll has him trailing by just eight points. >> just eight points. >> just eight. >> relly just, name recognition. >> yes. >> wait until those debates. >> i can't wait. >> i feel like it will be like a cut scene from 8-mile in the debate. it will be like a rap battle. >> yes. >> i don't know what kind of a rap t

that's not the only example kevin the one resident of manchester we understand chris paul he narrowly escaped being caught up in the match rena attack just a couple of months back and he was nearby again when that violent plowing through the crowds of people on the boulevard there on the promenade in barcelona. after the nice attack in twenty sixteen the prime minister at the time and all valves if you remember he said france is now living with a new reality of terror that crime attracted a lot of criticism a lot of controversy but really this now the whole of europe is living with a new reality even countries that are not involved in inventions and conflicts in the middle east this really is very much a new reality for the whole continent to many people will be questioning their safety yeah it does seem to be we will supply. you stop this kind of thing is a low tape but deadly one to exactly thanks for that for now let's just check out the box on the screen there you see. we always put it on the screen that's what's happened to there we go take it full screen let's but ten minutes ag

exposed to terror attacks in europe but scott we had in kate's report the manchester bombing survivor chris paul you managed to escape death again just on. another close call for about guy and then for another survivor julia monaco the barcelona attack was her third attack to go through third brush with terror we support a counter terrorism expert. says the authorities in the muslim community must take a much tougher stance on extremism there's no doubt in my mind that we are now going into a new phase of extremism you know being carried out by islamic jihadists i think we need to change our narrative and the way in which we put these individuals at equal need to be much tougher with them we need to and make them understand humility is not absolute u. conn's to equity moscato equity with clean hands and this individuals who are not get away with this barbaric act that they're carrying out think we need to start becoming more aware acting there is more that could be done by the muslim community in trying to rain down some of the individuals that are being vulnerable to violence extremism are repo

case of scots at trend then who we heard from kate's report is the man just above me said by the chris paul. ali also managing to escape death on last round was just about and there's more there's another survivor julie monaco her name the barcelona attack was her it's hard to take this in third brush with terror i mean the unluck of that we spoke to counterterrorism experts tell me talking a load of says the authorities and the muslim community must take a much tougher stance on extremism. there's no doubt in my mind that we are now going into a new phase of extremism you know being carried out by islamic jihadists i think we need to change our narrative and the way in which we put these individuals at equal need to be much tougher with them we need to and make them understand humility is not absolute u. conn's to equity moscato equity with clean hands and this individuals who are not get away with this barbaric act that they're carrying out i think we need to start becoming more aware i think there is more that could be done by the muslim community in trying to rain down some of the indiv

. >> big names helped, chris paul of the houston rockets donated $50,000, houston native amy adams donated1 million. heather: rob: the kardashians donated tens of millions of dollars, you love to see that. heather: the time is 25 minutes after the top of the hour, the college professor who said texas deserve to be slammed by hurricane, we told you about that yesterday, because they voted for donald trump is learning a lesson in karma himself. rob: a woman in labor in the middle of hurricane harvey, the unbelievable moment neighbors formed a human chain. [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. i enjoy the fresher things in life.o. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest... ...prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices... ...from over 200 booking sites... ..

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and a rockets team that made a big move with the addition of chris paul.er key game that's been announced... christmas day. warriors- cavaliers at oracle for an nba finals preview. this is the 3rd straight year these teams have met on december 25th. the full schedule will be released next week staying with golden state-- kevin durant with a message to all the warrior haters out there. the finals mvp has been one of the heroes of this offseason...as his decision to take less money helped the team re-sign shaun livingston and andre iguodala. despite his goodwill, he's still being criticized for taking a paycut and even joining the warriors in the first place. in an interview with anthony slater of the athletic --kd explained his decision... saying 'i wanted to keep the team together and i thought it was going to help the ownership bring all the guys back. and on top of that, it's my money. it's my decision. i can do what the hell i want with it.' he also added that people wanted the money to break the team up, but he didn't want that to happen. now going fro

amazing about i believe cleared 3.5 million now, is there are few large donations from people like chris paulst are 20, 50 on 100 from hordenar ordinary americans people all over the world, i believe 30,000 people have been given, they are coming together. connell: a great story, that is how it works, people think you need to give a million, you don't, 10, 20, 15, whatever it is, that adds up, dan thank you. >> thank you. connell: we'll get more from houston area on relief effort and state of texas. when we come back, stay tuned. the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. hey. hi. hi. you guys going to the company picnic this weekend? picnics are delightful. oh, wish we could. but we're stuck here catching up on claims. but we just compared historical claims to coverages. but we have those new audits.

they added chris paul. minnesota added jimmy butler.hese teams are trying to bridge the gap to catch the doves and steph curry says bring it. >> it's go -- the amount of talent up and down the board is going to be crazy. we're going to have different challenges and answer the bell, but around the league it's great that winning still matters and that everybody's trying to make that happen. >>> all right. some of the baseball jerseys for nickname weekend august 25th. most players from every team will have their nicknames on their backs. kind of a portal for fans to player. here's a's pitcher andrew trigs. he'll sport trigonometry. [ indiscernible ] is swahili for hunter. jed lowrie, simply jed. and brandon bell said no, i'm good, thanks. i revealed last hour in the 5:00 show, they called me gut glen because in the last semester at uva, i took rehab techniques, cinema as an art form and football physics. i didn't have that many credits to sail on out of there, so i coasted. >>> i like mr. involvement. >>> coming up on our next half- hour,

the date is october 17th with chris paul. on to golf, round one, pga championship in north korea.ng to become the youngest golfer ever to complete the career grand slam and what a beautiful day at quail hollow. my goodness. north carolina. spieth four bogueies but three birds. his second to last hole on the back side. one over 72. so five shots back. a rough one for lefty phil mickelson. he's had birdies in 94 rounds of the pga championship but not today, plus eight. denmark'soleson birdies 18 right here. to take a share of the lead at four under but in one of the last groups of the day, look at the read from kevin kizner. 67 about 20 players within three shots of the lead. we got an update on the cardinals cash. tore up the grounds crew kid who tried to rescue the cash. the cardinals gave the cat to a woman. will you stop biting me. she claimed it was her cat. it wasn't and so little fluffy ran away from her. i'm just laughing. i can watch this kid all day long and get torn apart. it's bad of me but i can't stop watching. now there another search going on to see if they can find

$100,000 in critical to double not critical keep going up thanks in part to the houston rockets star chris paul,000 to the fundraiser. the generosity is exactly what put us over the $500,000 mark. phenomenal top nominations both large and small. from half a million to 1 million, 125 million. jj white yesterday on instagram. >> we are still stuck here. airports are closed, no way for rest to get back. seeing all the police and firemen and everyday citizens hoping to rescue people and save lives. it's incredible to watch. traded over 14,000 people have donated a total of $127 billion. infielder matt carpenter from the houston area pledged $10,000 for every home run he had an cardinals pitcher adam wainwright says that will match it. a crack at patriots owner putting in a million. everybody's coming together. trade two of the fact text and the cowboys are sharing this together. this shows the spirit when it comes down to everybody's on the same page. >> houston, dallas. trade to garrett commit thank you very much. fox's headlines 24/7 none serious xm channel 115. a lot more coming up. a missile fo

he says a $50,000 donation from new houston rocket chris paul pushed it over the $500,000 mark and theoal is to raise $1 million. ( mark ) detorit lions quarterback matthew stafford is going to be buying a lot of team dinners now. he just became the highest paid player in n-f-l history. stafford's new deal will pay him on average 27 million dollars a year. that's 2 million more then raiders quarterback derek carr is getting on average from the raiders per year. the deal is also expected to guarentee him a record 92 million dollars. (mark)showtime is in trouble over streaming video of saturday's mayweather-mcgregor fightcustomers are suing showtime saying the stereaming video of the fight on their home computers they purchsed for $99.99 was marred by pauses and interruptions college basketball announcer divk vitale was one customer who couldn't watch the fight because his streaming video kept pausing or cutting out showtime confirmed they will refund fans who purchased the ppv and had problems with the stream (mark) mayweather is guaranteed $100 million and mcgregor is guaranteed $30 mi

opening the season at home against the houston rockets, with chris paul. that is on october 17th.ther big game people are talking about on schedule for this year a rematch for finals when they crushed the cleveland cavaliers, they square off on christmas day. >> and better christmas tree maybe. >> you're wearing cavaliers colors by the way. >> every time we talk about the cavaliers you're wearing wine? >> i don't know what's up with that. >> wine and the weekend. >> i think so. >> why not. we're going to have some great weather around the bay area and it's going to be in the mid-60s today. we keep that over the next several days but a little bit of sunshine here and there. while the inland area will be heating up in the upper 80s. >> we have outside lands we've been talking about that and lady gaga is performing and kendrick lamal, music weekend from heaven. >> and smooth jazz. >> wish you good luck on the new assignment. >> thank you, last show together. >> so sad. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a

october the 17th, against the rockets with chris paul. >>> round one of the pga championship today inspieth, at age 24, trying to become the youngest golfer ever to complete the career grand slam. good weather at quail hollow in north carolina. beautiful. spieth had three birdies and great approach on 8. 1 over 72. so he is five shots back of the leaders. >>> tough one for phil mickelson. he had birdies in rounds before. not today. ol geson at 4 under par. kevin kissner to finish at 4 under 67. so they are tied for first. you've got 20 players within three shots of the lead. >>> update time on the cardinals. this kitty that disrupted last night's game, here kitty kitty, tore up the grounds crew who tried to rescue him. the cardinals gave the cat to a woman who claimed the cat was hers. it turns out it wasn't. as you might expect, he escaped from her. as she was walking home from the ballpark. so now there's a search going on to try to find the rally kitty. and i'll just say this. if you do find the rally kitty, be careful. because he'll take a piece out of you. >> he's angry. >> oh, h

october the 17th, against the rockets with chris paul. >>> round one of the pga championship today inrdan spieth, at age 24, trying to become the youngest golfer ever to complete the career grand slam. good weather at quail hollow in north carolina. beautiful. spieth had three birdies and great approach on 8. 1 over 72. so he is five shots back of the leaders. >>> tough one for phil mickelson. he had birdies in rounds before. not today. ol geson at 4 under par. kevin kissner to finish at 4 under 67. so they are tied for first. you've got 20 players within three shots of the lead. >>> update time on the cardinals. this kitty that disrupted last night's game, here kitty kitty, tore up the grounds crew who tried to rescue him. the cardinals gave the cat to a woman who claimed the cat was hers. it turns out it wasn't. as you might expect, he escaped from her. as she was walking home from the ballpark. so now there's a search going on to try to find the rally kitty. and i'll just say this. if you do find the rally kitty, be careful. because he'll take a piece out of you. >> he's angry. >>

and a rockets team that made a big move with the addition of chris paul.her key game that's been announced... christmas day. warriors- cavaliers at oracle for an nba finals rematch. this is the 3rd straight year these teams have met on december 25th. the full schedule will be released next week big week for golf... as the final major of the year tees off. --here we go, round one of the pga championship. michael phelps on hand for the festivities. --jordan spieth...looking for his 2nd straight major.. decent day for the 24-year-old. nice approach on the 8th..to set up one of his 3 birdies. he finished the round, one over. --also one over, rory mcilroy. this was the worst part of his day... can't get out of the rough on the 14th. that leads to a double bogey for the irishman. -- kevin kisner and tjorebn oleson...your co-leaders after one. both at 4-under 67. ahead at eleven...loved ones..mourning the loss of a bay area musician, killed while putting up a fight..during a robbery. the vigil tonight in his honor...that and all the day's big stories and your for

and a rockets team that made a big move with the addition of chris paul.e that's been announced... christmas day. warriors- cavaliers at oracle for an nba finals rematch. this is the 3rd straight year these teams have met on december 25th. the full schedule will be released next week (darya) to the nba-- we don't have the full schedule yhet, but we do know who the warriors play in the marquee games of the yaer. the association announced today that golden state...opens the year tuesday night october 17th against the houston rockets. could be a possible western conference finals preview between the defending champs.. and a rockets team that made a big move with the addition of chris paul. the other key game that's been announced... christmas day. warriors- cavaliers at oracle for an nba finals rematch. this is the 3rd straight year these teams have met on december 25th. the full schedule will be released next week (darya) here's a picture of the warrior's best five. curry, thompson, igoudala, draymond, and k-d. they are all friendly with eachother. (darya) t

rockets' star, chris paul, made a $50,000 donation. if you want to help j.j.it youcaring/jjwatt. if you want to help texans staying in dallas, practicing at the cowboys' facilities, they've been unable to return home. the team is scheduled to play in houston in thursday. now they'll stay in dallas and play at at&t stadium against the cowboys on thursday. >> good to see you. >> good to see the athletes stepping up. >>> a north korean missile launch is rattling world markets. global stocks down around the world. cnn "money stream" next. as master sergeant. refere they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get your insurance quote today. outer layer of your enamel tooth surface. white, the thing that's really important to dent

teams and athletes to aid victims of flooding including a $50,000 pledge by rockets point guard chris paulexans defensive end j.j. watt's online fundraiser. paul's donation pushed the total raised by the fundraiser to $500,000. watt later upped the goal of the fundraiser to $1 million.major league baseball has also donated $1 million to flood releif their are rumblings the marlins may want to deal slugger giancarlo stantonand the giants are reportedly showing the most interest in a potential trade according to reportsthe giants, cardinals, rangers and phillies have all called the marlins recently to remind the club of their interest.stanton just became the fastest player to hit 50 home runs in a season since barry bonds in 2001the 27-year-old stanton has 10 years and $285 million left on his contract. ahmad brooks who the 49ers released friday is already talking to another teambrooks is flying to green bay monday to meet with the packers according to nfl network.the 33-year-old brooks lost the position battle to 23-year-old eli harold.brooks was a 2- time 2nd-team all-pro selection during

and a rockets team that made a big move with the addition of chris paul.er key game that's been announced... christmas day. warriors- cavaliers at oracle for an nba finals preview. this is the 3rd straight year these teams have met on december 25th. the full schedule will be released next week staying with golden state-- kevin durant with a message to all the warrior haters out there. the finals mvp has been one of the heroes of this offseason...as his decision to take less money helped the team re-sign shaun livingston and andre iguodala. despite his goodwill, he's still being criticized for taking a paycut and even joining the warriors in the first place. in an interview with anthony slater of the athletic --kd explained his decision... saying 'i wanted to keep the team together and i thought it was going to help the ownership bring all the guys back. and on top of that, it's my money. it's my decision. i can do what the hell i want with it.' he also added that people wanted the money to break the team up, but he didn't want that to happen. now going fro

james hardin chris paul went to houston you now beyonce' from houston may be getting involved in his. this is according to people familiar with the situation. now, rockets owner less alexander used to trade bonds. he said last month he was selling the team a mid a surge in franchise values across sports trying to get out while it's hot. popularity in china may push the sale price past the record 2 billion that steve ballmer paid for the la clippers three years. alexander paid 85 million for the rockets into 1993. now, this is not new territory because it's common for celebs to make small investments in sports teams. in fact her husband jay-z for instance had one point -- at one point had 1% brooklyn nets and they actually stink. [ laughter ] >> it doesn't matter whether the team is good enough. all professional sports teams make money. they make money. >> printing money. >> yeah exactly. >> easy money. >> yeah. >> so we still got to figure out how we can get in weren't oh one of those. >> we're a few billion dollars short. >> can we get a .00001 stake in it. >> okay. so can you divor

they will host chris paul, james harden and the new look houston rockets on october 17.k-c to play paul george and russell westbrook on november 22nd. the warriors will host lebron james and the cavs on christmas. and their final match-up with their rival cavaliers is on martin luther king day, january 15 in cleveland. ( james ) i'm tracking ( james )( james ) i'm tracking your bay area weather forecast.. ( terisa ) ( terisa ) right wing rallies scheduled for parts of the who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (mark)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at

watch in-depth with chris and paul, sunday on book tv on c-span2. for the next hour, an american history tv exclusive. our cities to her visits portland, oregon to learn more about its unique history and literary life. for six years, we have traveled to u.s. cities, bringing the book seem to our viewers. you can watch more at c-span.org/cities tour. i think the importance of colombian can't be overestimated in terms of its impact on portland. is the reason why portland was founded originally, and continues to be, the lifeblood of the community from transportation, and now recreational perspectives. was chosenthis spot as a port was because it was sheltered from the pacific ocean, we are about 100 miles inland from the pacific. there's a natural harbor in portland, the waters naturally deep in the downtown area. is a population center, which made it a natural part as well -- port as well. all the a timber, for, and agricultural products that were grown in the area made portland what it is. the first signs of european exploration and settlement came i

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 back on your feet, however we can. jared: generosity has been rich as well as outside the region. leslie alexander donating $4 million to hurricane harvey relief fund. jim, ownership group giving $4 million and encouraging others from in and around the region to help in anyway. houston texans donating $1 million to be matched by the nfl foundation, patriots owner bob kraft is going to match to up to $1 million, st. louis cardinals, he's from galveston, for every home run hit he will donate $10,000 and that number will be matched. saturday's college football game scheduled to houston will be played in superdome in new orleans. three-game series between houston astros and texas rangers sche

chris stroud. disappointment forjason day and jordan spieth, as well as rory mcilroy. paulasey is the best britain so far, even for the tournament. that is the rest of the sport. let's get back to the athletics. ollie foster is at the london stadium. many thanks indeed. we havejust had the medal ceremony for the women's four by 100 metres. the final last night. that was the penultimate race on the track in which great britain delivered a silver medal macro. it was won by the americans. there we can see the british quartet. they include gina ashley smith who just missed out on a bronze medal in the individual 200 metres. their silver medal last night was a precursor for what was to come a few minutes later. that was that astonishing men's four by 100 metres final. the final event on the track. it was the final event on the track. it was the final track race for a usain bolt. they are in the centre of the track, pulling up with cramp. hamstrung. watching the rest of the field blitz away from him. those celebrations from nathanial mitchell blake said it all. -- from nathanial

liz: but i think paul just touched on something, chris. democrats in the swing state and orrin hatch has a reputation for crossing the aisle to get legislation done. he wrote an incredible op-ed that i thought was really interesting, i believe it was in time magazine where he talked about compromising and negotiating with teddy kennedy back in the day. he called it an unlikely friendship. they were on total polar opposites of the aisle, but they came together to get children's health insurance, americans with disabilities act and religious freedom act done and certainly, if anyone can get it done, could orrin hatch be the guy who then reaches across and works with democrats? >> well, i mean, whether it's orrin hatch or someone else, i think that it's harder to have that partisan divide over tax policy where it's not as black and white -- it doesn't appear as black and white to people and the nuance gets lost. so i think you're right that there could be some democrats that will cross over on tax policy issues, specifically if there's a midd

this month is author, activist , constitutional activist chris and paul. she began publishing books in so 2011 about a living breathing document claiming our institution. at that time the stories also. came out, liberty first, the path to restoring america came out the next year, essentialal stories for junior patriots m came out in 2013, her most recent book is sovereign duty which came out in 2014 and there is a new children's book out as well and i've got too much going on here at thenv table but will get to those in a minute. we want to invite you to participate in our program this afternoon. if you would like to dial in and talk to the author, the lines are open.gh on for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zone. if you can't get through on the phone line but you'd like to make, we have social media ways of getting a hold of us and that includes twitter booktv, you can leave a comment there or you can join our facebook page at facebook .com/book tv. you will see her at the top and you to make a comment underneath that. you can e-mail us as w

and it's with paul bettany, and chris noth, and i play -- and sam worthington.l. >> seth: janet reno. >> yes. >> seth: i mean, it's kind of nuts how good that is. >> yes, there's always the risk of looking like -- a terrible wig and glasses which -- >> seth: yeah. >> i don't think i do. >> seth: well that -- >> that would be -- >> seth: i would say that risk would be this, right? >> there we go. >> seth: that would be the -- that would be the risk of a terrible wig and glasses. >> yes. [ laughter and applause ] >> actually, he was my jumping off point for this character. that was your jumping off point? yeah. >> absolutely, yes. >> seth: yeah. >> i was a big fan of janet reno. and boy, we could sure use somebody like her today. >> seth: yeah, that's great. and was it fun -- did you get to meet her at all? did you ever -- >> i didn't. no, in fact, she passed away right before we started doing -- started shooting. >> seth: oh, well that's too bad. >> yeah, but i did speak to a guy who was her assistant. now he's, like, my age, but he knew her very well, and gosh,

. >> well, chris, saved axle rod just mentioned paul ryan. the who's that? i haven't heard from him. said well we're on vacation now. what is going on here? he didn't even mention the president by name. john mccain did in his tweet. but look, again, the job is to fight injustice, and to reinforce morality, to stand firm. how do these men and women justify being so quiet? we couldn't get them on television this morning. this wasn't to defend the health care bill that doesn't make a lot of sense. this is about moral agency and fighting hate. we got one congressman scott tailor. th none of them would come on. >>they're cowards. >> on the one side people do this. on the other side people do that. this is just frankly not true. as don rightly pointed out, on the one side you have hate-filled people who want to eliminate people because of what they believe or look like. on the other side you have people who don't agree with that viewpoint. that is not a reasonable argument. when you try to put it in a political context, place it on a political spectrum i'm sure th

. >> reporter: on capitol hill chris murphy tweets he almost threw up reading the president's cmments and pauln was quick to respond. we must be clear, white supremacy is repulsive. but from david duke, a media praise. he thanks the president on twitter for his honesty and courage. and the reaction to his comments continues to be swift. at least six of the nation's top ceos have left the president's manufacturing council since this weekend. >>> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian continues our team coverage. >> she is in the newsroom with the reaction from the bay area. >> the bay area is known for being a progressive place. many call where we live a blue bubble. president trump is facing criticism tonight even from his own party. >> we should not be a carbon copy nor should any state party be a carbon copy. >> reporter: the republican mayor spoke at a commonwealth event where he distanced himself from president trump and his narrative of erupted in charlottesville on saturday. >> the fault was with the racists that were there inciting and doing the wrong thing. >> reporter: the president b

paul manafort's house. a former trump campaign chairman. i was asking chris, just quickly, they should be worried, right?no if they've done nothing illegal. >> good answer. so let me ask you this. my next question is could the fbi -- could they be trying to flip manafort by using these tactics, chris, you say yes? >> that's a very common tactic. it indicates seriousness and as richard said he could have been jerking them around a little bit and they may have tried to use a subpoena to get the information. the short answer to that is yes. >> laura, flip him or someone close to him? >> absolutely. he's one of the people that has tangential issues unrelated to the russia investigations. they could be used to get him to cooperate for future targets. absolutely. >> what do you think about that, richard, because someone close to him, who might that be? who could that be? >> well, he's up there near the top of the food chain in terms of dealing with the russians. look, donald trump has publicly talked about the use of pardons. and when you think about that, the idea of pardoning somebody in this investigation w

. >> reporter: on capitol hill chris murphy tweets he almost threw up reading the president's cmments and paul ryan was quick to respond. we must be clear, white supremacy is repulsive. but from david duke, a media praise. he thanks the president on twitter for his honesty and courage. and the reaction to his comments continues to be swift. at least six of the nation's top ceos have left the president's manufacturing council since this weekend. >>> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian continues our team coverage. >> she is in the newsroom with the reaction from the bay area. >> the bay area is known for being a progressive place. many call where we live a blue bubble. president trump is facing criticism tonight even from his own party. >> we should not be a carbon copy nor should any state party be a carbon copy. >> reporter: the republican mayor spoke at a commonwealth event where he distanced himself from president trump and his narrative of the violence that erupted in charlottesville on saturday. >> the fault was with the racists that were there inciting and doing the wrong thing. >> rep

chris, i'm going to get you to weigh in on this and also the president weighing in on paul manafort thatwn raid on his house. we'll hear what the president had to say and then we'll get a response from chris and then our other panelists will be right back. >>> back now with my panel. we're talking about the big headlines from the president's news conference today. chris has promised going to start with you. the president was asked about the fbi raid on his former campaign chairman paul manafort's home. watch this. >> mr. pud, was it appropriate for the fbi to raid the home of paul manafort predawn -- >> i thought it was a very, very strong signal or whatever. i know mr. manafort -- ip haven't spoken to him in a long time, but i know him. he was with the campaign as you know for a very short period of time, relatively short period of time. i have always known him ton a good man. i thought it was a very -- you know, they do that very seldom, so i was surprised to see is it. i was very, very surprised to see it. we haven't lael been involved. >> so relatively short period of time. six, seve

he's going after paul ryan and mitch mcconnell on twitter because he's preblaming them for all of these headaches that are about to hit in september as far as the government goes, but chrisight, we're seeing house speaker paul ryan distance himself from this threat saying no, we're not going to have a shutdown. we can have border security and still have the government functioning. >> by the way, this goes back to a point mark made, breaking news, republicans in congress were never going to authorize $10 billion for a border wall. >> i think the initial request is not the full 10 billion -- >> it's not, but they're not going -- this is a party, still primarily a fiscal, fiscal and deficit hawks. these are people who under obama were very careful to say, if we're going to do disaster relief funding, we need something on the other end to pay for it to offset the cost. suddenly we're going to build this wall. i guess he's building it as a down payment. well, we'll start it and then mexico will pay for it. paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, they've been around the block. there was a point, said it all the time, there was never a point in which anyone in congress thought yeah, we're