(clint eastwood) he was calling on his community to come to his aid.nd he was trying to arm the community to defend itself. and the community didn't want any part of it. they were letting him stand alone, figuring after all, it was -- he was the one the villains, so why should they get involved? that sort of went along with philosophies of american life. i guess you all know why i'm here. i need deputies, i'll take all i can get. how about it? (sad music playing) you want the hero to stand for something, integrity. in sticking to what he believes against all odds, even if he's the one doing it all by himself. (man) this is just plain committing suicide. and for what? i'm no lawman. i just live here. i got nothing personal against nobody. i got no stake in this. i guess not. there's a limit how much you can ask a man. i got a wife and kids, what about my kids? go on home to your kids, herb. (howard hawks) i'd seen a picture called "high noon," where the sheriff, played by gary cooper, went around begging everybody to help him. (gunshot) and eventually h

. >> i'll be curious to hear what clint thinks.tion of this, there are so many things wrong with the social media platforms today, it'll really impressive sessions could come up with something that isn't actually a problem. in fact, trump and the republican parties have enormous beneficiaries of the actual flaws of social media. it's impossible to imagine trump having gotten elected without social media. it's impossible to imagine him doing what he does every day without twitter. and so i look at that part and just go, that's laughable. but there are real issues we should be focused on some of which came up in the hearing, not all. >> clint, i do want to get your point on this. let me play a little of what jack dorsey of twitter said in that hearing about political viewpoints on twitter. let's play that. >> we don't consider political view points, perspectives, or party affiliation in any of our policies or enforcement decisions, period. impartiality is our guiding principle. let me explain why. we believe many people use twitter a

welcome back, mike, clint, let me start with you on the burden of this.ed in the op-ed. read one more passage from that piece in the "new york times." meetings where him veer off tappic and derails. he engages in repetitive rants and his impulsiveness. >> there was a restlessness after this came out. invoking the 25th amendment. rather new amendment to the constitution. >> i'm no 25th amendment expert. i'm going to say that up front. none of us are. we've never had to confront this before. >> right. >> and i do think that, you know, while the op-ed said things that many of us have thought for -- since trump became president. the fact that someone who is on the inside, a supporters of his, you know thought these things is very significant or thinks these things. as opposed to sort of the more traditional critics, you know, of trump. i also think that the 25th amendment is not necessarily the place we should be spending our time. it's such a high burden. you need vice president, majority of the cab threat and two-thirds of both houses. that's a lot. it's ea

mo clint had a gun i had no gun i hope put him in a trunk and you have no gun. and what were your options oh i'm not going to win now that i think back on it i could win and i love that easily that's what i think alan my god i've just seen this guy kills one person and he could easily say ok so take care of these people just snitched on me the cops are after us. i was thinking . in the meantime this this victim is moaning in the trunk. so i didn't feel like i need to help this guy more what am i going to do to save him by myself other than contact the authorities he didn't do that either. so i looked at it was already. after sitting in the car thinking i could i can call nine one one or i can just inform someone mostly guess what i had says something actually i do say some of the hospital i salute and we could just drop my boss at the mercy woman take off this somebody else person a shoot i'm just having a bird out with the cameras on the hospital. it is so tight. in. they took him out there sort of creek. the only way to mt there is a creek and in a very cold f

i come interview you and say, alex, what can you tell me about clint van sandt and who else was at theome across one of these ripples that you're describing? >> you have to run with it. if you come across an allegation that has any significance whatsoever, it's going to be the fbi's responsibility to run with it. now, as we've heard, the fbi doesn't make the final decision, but what were alex and clint, the two fbi agents going out, we'd do the interviews, write them up in a report, everything lead is run out and that report will go back to president and to congress. what worries me as far as a time frame, anything the fbi does in an interview, i don't want to see it go back to congress and say, well, we want to interview that person, too. there's more questions we would have liked to have asked them. this needs to be -- political aside, this needs to be an up or a down vote on the part of senate and then we need to move on. >> i need a quick yes or no. do these findings eventually get public? >> not necessarily, no. a lot of people ask for confidentiality, and then that is going to go

clint, this took a lot of us by surprise. does china represent a more clear and present danger to our election process than russia? >> i think it took the chinese by surprise too, based on their faces. >> it was clear they were getting the translation. >> just some interesting frayeding from the president. china does take ads out in newspapers. >> routinely. >> many countries do this in the united states. trying to push whatever their policy position would be. and there are actually many countries that fund think tanks or donate to think tanks in the united states to try and, you know, actually push their agenda. but it's overt and they claim that they do this. it's not a hidden thing. this is wildly different. the other thing the president said is against him in 2018. he made it sound as if china is running against his electoral campaign in 2018 as if he's confused that he's not actually running for election, that there are congressmen running for election. and what this really comes down to is they've always tried to push t

clint, my read on this executive order is that it's designed specifically to preempt what had been aof legislation that was starting to gain steam in congress. >> that's right. it was something that was designed to essentially make it look like the white house was taking action at a time when they've looked particularly weak. post-helsinki, they needed to demonstrate that they were taking election interference seriously so they've gone through these maneuvers. what it's doing is nothing more than codifying what we've already seen to date which is we've seen sanctions during the obama administration. we've seen sanctions now in the last two years and they mostly stem from things that we've seen in the mueller indictments. it's the same sort of characters and figures. these are all people at the execution end of election interference. it doesn't go to the decision makers. if you're a foreign adversary, it's not going to stop you. who are you to care if you lose one or two hackers or a company that you've hired to do interference. that's illustrated today when we look at this skrieple p

during friday prayers the representative of a rexx leading shia cleric clint dempsey violence against both the protesters and security forces guarding the building he also criticised politicians for being too interested in buying the power to shop. for the patient people cannot afford more lack of interest from the officials in solving their increasing problems and the crisis they're competing between themselves for political gain and gaining governmental posts along foreigners to intervene in the country's affairs. iraq's parliament is expected to hold an emergency session to discuss the crisis on saturday and he would. turkey has warned it cannot take in any more syrian refugees if government forces push ahead with a planned offensive in italy the leaders of turkey iran and russia mention terrorism to discuss the fate of the rebel held province it's fair that full scale fighting in it could cause a humanitarian disaster almost three million people trapped. meanwhile thousands of people across syria protested against the prime defenses ready have been preparing shelters and stockpili

a carpenter and clint joins us live right now. is what happens. my wife and i got married in 2001 and -- pete: don't forget. >> we have been married 17 years. we moved all around, including to europe and everywhere and we ended up in houston and i decided to go for a dream so i quit my job and we started a business together and started building furniture and the rest is history. jillian: you were at a gas station. what happened? you don't know each other at all. >> move to waco after i quit my job and kelly was pursuing a masters degree and we had run out of money and time to go back and get a job and do it that way when i decided to do it. and he said my wife would like someone to make some furniture, then it went from there. >> the show is terrific. did she ever bring your design for something and you go how my going to do that? i say that to everything. i am still trying to figure it out. that is the point of the book handcrafted. people see this guy on television and think he has it all figured out and the point is i don't. i'

ok before you were sitting like clint was it no that way like this. is. when he was going to use goes you know i was paying attention to to jr reach over the door soon jar which is over the door. so i quit flying. one of the pieces started on shot far. can you remember how you felt when the first shots were fired it was like. i don't know i mean. i can't really describe. our listeners thinking. you know and. i don't know if it's because of commitments to be an extremely violent and the army did it actually i mean in some ways no mates and vomits i mean but it's different when someone right before your eyes gets shot shot in the head right i wasn't looking so i mean it was i got hurt i was looking out the car like this and i heard it. first i didn't know what happened. and this dude shooting into the core so i started because of a pager and i didn't know what he was doing i did. not even though i was like me. how likely is it because the two co-defendants who a lot of time they said that clinton was sitting here pulled his gun from his waistband and shot h

. >> the old clint eastwood song, 0i6 play misty for me." thunderstorms fading away as they get cse t charlottesville, viinia. pretty high trans. clouds and drizzle around the area. if you're down here in st. mary's city. it will be a long, ilow climb an will make landfall near wilmington, north carona. locally most of the thick fog is to the east. rain chances later on today continue to remain fairly high. not a total washout everywhere all the time, but i'd have the umbrella out and chances come into the mro area at almost any time. temperatures in the 60s, upper 70ed for later on today. ten day forecast coming up in a bit. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, chuck. leesburg eastbound 7, traffics still there. montgomery village after lost knife road, right there. kind of close to the fire n, statione lane getting by. inneroo l and outer loop. >> quantico, 68 miles per hour going to get you >>> your time is 4:31. tracking hrough hurricane florence. the storm's track has shifted even though we aren't expecting direct hit, d.c., maryland,

duane stanton, susan blue, husband and wife team tired from the mpd and clint van zanda onally known and has a way reading murder's minds. they say he demanded $40,000 i cash. can you hit that if you get the right atm. why go to all this trouble for $40,000? >> well, to some people $40,000 is like hitting powerball. that's a lot of money to some people, and in ways they were brought up and raised and do we know that he's specifically asked for h0,000 or did ask for a large amount of money? >> i don't think we have an answer to that question. >> no, but what happened in tt house almost seems personal. i mean, the kid appears to have been tortured. >> yeah. the wife appears to have been tortured. it looked like someone went after savvas' things that he loved the most, his son who he named after his ownather. his wife who heghourted thr college. it seems more than personal, more than a mon >> it seems like with this kind of carnage that he inflicted on this famy and housekeeper, you wonder if there wasn't more to it than just money because $40,000, as you say, taking four lives for that

joining us right now is clint harp. great to see you.g me. maria: congratulations on the book. it hit store shelves yesterday. tell us about it, it's your journey, how you arrived here. what inspired you to write it? >> so there's this story that everybody knows about, that followed me closely over the last few years where i meet chip gaines at a gas station, who is not a tv star, he has no idea he's going to be on tv or anything like that. i meet him on this day where my wife and i -- i had gone to her and said this was a really bad mistake to quit this job that was making six figures in houston. why are we here? what are we doing? six months later i'm shooting a pilot with he and his wife with hgtv. that's the amazing story. that's incredible. it's mind blowing. the thing is, that's not the whole story. that's not it. it's the journey before that, getting to that gas station. i never get to that gas station if it weren't for this insane journey i was on, this ride i was on with my wife, with my family as a young kid, i come from a grea

attorney and they made a deal of plea agreement that if they would pay testified he years in the clinic clint young would get the death penalty. thirty years for david page that's the least amount of ever seen anybody get for murder ever usually is eighty nine hundred seventy five i've never seen nobody just get thirty years and actually overheard him saying that he made a deal. he told me he said is a lawyer made a deal with it this you could try and he did if you testify. they they would guarantee him that he would be no more than thirty years and then he would be. and how come there are so many people say to you that made it the crime. how does that work oh. and it's also a lie that you have said that they were not going to connect you to murder because you were wearing gloves but were you wearing gloves that night i bought some yes why because it was cold. it was eleven degrees and it was eleven degrees are eleven celsius. it was cold. but where are those gloves and better stays gusty because they were they try to destroy him so i said look i think you know man it's a d.n.a. to my blood h

to me because you knew sitting up and you know looking at clint you just know in the us those. play in the in the lead you disappear you know the same so someone. up in the back of the in a plentiful legged little illusion when you want to pay for a by senior night and you shall. die i am concerned about the expansion of nato nato has expanded into thirteen countries up to the borders of russia thirteen countries at the time what was going up at the time of waiting the ship way not. in early spring of two thousand and fourteen eastern ukraine was also buzzing with protests against the new authorities in kiev this region with the population close to russia geographically and culturally feared that the ultra right leanings of the newly formed government would bring meal nationalism to their lands. and they have their reasons. the status of the russian language in ukraine has been a stumbling block for many years implementing russian as a second state language was one of the main campaign promises of president bush in a full day in two thousand and twelve the government passed a l

joining me now is msnbc legal analyst paul butler, greg bro br and clint watt., on this question of limiting the scope of an fbi investigation. once the fbi is tasked with investigating something, even if it's just reopening a background check, can they actually be limited and told to only work for a week? >> that's a great question, joy. so in the normal course in light of the agreement between the fbi and the white house that governs background investigations, the white house does essentially control and guide the investigation, the depth and the duration of a background investigation. as opposed to a criminal investigation which the fbi does with no white house involvement. so that is the way it normally works. of course this is not a normal background investigation in any way. and so here if the fbi in interviewing some witnesses develops other leads and feels as though it should interview additional witnesses and the white house is seen as trying to curtail that or limit that, i think that we're going to be right back to where we were yesterday, which is ma

thursday, the north bay hills, lake county and min doe clint know counties and sonoma counties. the wind will increase out of mbed wh lns to 35 miles an hour fires will spreadrapidly. tomorrow afterno out of the northwest. that wind switches direction. tomorrow night it's a down sloping wind that will dry out the air mass already at critical levels. you get humidity levels from the 30s, 40s down to the teens as we head towards thursday morning. and even single digits by the time we led into thursday afternoon. so that is the biggest concern there. temperatures first thing in the morning mid 40s to mid 50s. fog near the coastline. once again, it may be right down on the deck. be careful during the commute. tomorrow afternoon, south bay temperatures in the upper 80s, morgan hill gilroy. 77 sunny valley, 76 in milpitas, peninsula and redwood city menlo park. downtown san francisco 68. north bay 82 in santa rosa. heading into the east bay, 73 in oakland, 75 in fremont. inland areas warming up, 85 in livermore. the air quality tomorrow most areas are good. air quality will be declini

director, another employee and two agents who the president says were biased against him in the hillary clint e-mail and russia investigation. he wants all of that made now the justice department and intelligence offices will do a review to see if there's anything that could threaten national security before releing it. tracie potts on the hill this morning. thank you. >>> a man has been charged wit sexual abuse while he worked at a montgomery countyhild care center. thomas henry ridges faces ltiple charges including two counts of sexual abuse of a minor. he's a employee at horizon child care in silver springs. he also worked as a teachers assistant in montgomery county schools and coached boys basketball. >>> new details about what happened in the hours and minutes before a family and their houkeeper were murdered inside their d.c. mansion. yesterday an assistant gave emotional testimony about delivering $40,000 to the homead he no idea that theamily was being held htage inside and that the money would be used for ransom. the defense tried t poke holes in his testimony and tried to establish

so much fun what a treat you that is your state thank you let's get in there and say a lot of days clint. hill. let me call today and get out of my friend stephen baldwin oh please. it's nice to see the teacher rose to meet you or you just got blessed here and then to janet over at the shooting bow monument i asked her who do you think of that can be sure surround a little bit meet some of the locals should. take you for rides and show you some different sites and. just can introduce you to the area and you'll learn more about the people. taken from here steve i gotta get back to where your biggest banks are right now thanks to you guys. do you know much about the suki. not too much dogs are like one of the most loyal friends to our culture he's the most loyal and most compassionate. for a man's best friend man's best friend. so just so you know. we are known for eating dog. the sewer known for eating dogs and it was because when we. sacrificed them it was their wish it's something that their spirit said they wanted for our people so that we can live. to have a name for a dog so this is

. >> the old clint eastwood song, 0i6 play misty for me."rstorms fading away as they get cse t charlottesville, viinia. pretty high trans. clouds and drizzle around the area. if you're down here in st. mary's city. it will be a long, ilow climb an will make landfall near wilmington, north carona. locally most of the thick fog is to the east. rain chances later on today continue to remain

one of the things that clint i mean it seems to me that turkey is the ending of isolating itself it is it has kind of a tepid cool relationship with the u.s. look what happened to the turkish lira the situation with nato obviously iran and russia or it ards with plans he doesn't want to see fall he's the odd guy out here and it's probably not a good position to be in preparing long no i agree and i think that he's alienated everyone now from the european two americans russia. have core serious well as well as the iranians don't trust him fully but i think. this improvement of relations between russia and turkey is a smart pointer can be a bit deceptive i think that this rift between the americans and the turks definitely have given russia some flexibility but at the end of the day as we saw and now in this meeting they are their interests are quite different to russia and turkey have mutual interests ok i don't call them partners in syria. no i think actually that's the irony of the whole thing that is serious where their interests would clash the most in other areas their interests ar

. >> reporter: from robert de niro at 68, to clint eastwood at 66, even president donald trump had hishild at 62. >> the fact of the matter is, no one talks about this for men. so there is a huge double standard when it comes to women's health and medicine. and i think time's up for that. >> reporter: for years nielsen has been no stranger to headlines. she found success in modeling, including posing for "playboy." >> do exactly as i say -- >> reporter: she landed roles in films like "beverly hills cop 2." >> all of you eat the floor, now! >> reporter: and the classic "rocky iv." where she starred next to her second husband, sylvester stallone. after decades of other rocky relationships she would go on to fall in love with an old flame, matthias decemberi. it wasn't long after she made the decision to become a mother again, freezing her eggs at 40 years old. >> it's like, time is up, you know. you've got to preserve, get the eggs, make embryos, and go for it. >> reporter: the odds were immediately against them. >> there are generally higher rates of chromosomal problems in the fetus. a

it's kind of like clint eastwood very exciting dynamic. speaker if you jack the barrow by what he's going to say if you haven't he's totally worthless. totally worthless. this means if you rigged the computers there is no safeguard and who is the most access to these dark mysterious voting machines the corporations that own them and refuse to let anybody actually validate the code now interestingly the white house is holding up that senate bill not because they're concerned about election integrity but probably because reading is hard. especially when your eyes are covered with cucumber slices eleven hours a day. program as a cucumber related reading disorder ok the rigors of the twenty twenty presidential election has already begun but this should just remind us the true change will almost never come from the presidency it's to the rig it's completely bald i believe. a lot of the things actually destroying your life they come not from the president but from wall street the military surveillance complex and powerful corporations that's why

senator flake, you identified with it you -- >> well the part that he talked about the mention of the clint clintons i didn't like either. it seemed partisan. but i had to put myself in that spot. give a little leeway there. >> dickerson: scott also spoke with two republicans who are strong supporters, south carolina lindsay graham and louisiana's john kennedy. >> could either of you change your minds depending on what the fbi report comes up with? >> of course. >> open mind? >> absolutely. >> i said going into the heari hearing, i talked to judge kavanaugh, i called him after this happened, the allegation. said, did you do it? he was resolute. determined. >> senator graham? >> my mind is made up about brett kavanaugh and it would take a dynamite accusation, here's the deal. dr. ford, i don't know what happened, but i know this. brett did not -- everybody she named couldn't verify it, it's 36 years old, i don't see anything new changing. >> be sure to tune town "60 minutes" tonight for more of scott's interviews. 7:30 eastern, 7:00 p.m. pacific after football. we are joined by arkansas repu

in san francisco and nine pm in all clint midday here in the russian capital this saturday september the twenty ninth welcome to our two international i mean an only our top story russia's foreign min. his participation at the un general assembly on friday with an attack on western foreign policy circle of rauf condemn what he called the approach self-serving ambitions of a small group of countries and said those states are undermining the organization and its principles of a tranquil now reports from new york. that's up above the number of western states the seeking to preserve this proclaimed status of global leaders and prevent a natural transition to a multi-polar world order to that means including political blackmail economic pressure and brute force such activities lead to devaluation of international law surrogate saved all here in russia had to say to the rest of the world for his final day in new york the foreign minister kept himself within the boundaries of diplomatic language however his criticism and told the war stratten up the international community has paid dearly f

no clint had a gun i had no gun i hope put him in the trunk and you have no gun. and what were your options oh i'm not going to win now that i think back on it i could win i love it easily that's what i think i want my god i just seen this guy kills one person and he could easily say ok i gotta go take care of these people who are just dismissed all the cops are after us. i was thinking of it. in the meantime does this victim is moaning in the trunk. so didn't you feel like i need to help this guy more what am i going to do to save him by myself other than contact the authorities. she didn't do that either. so i looked at it was already. bored after sitting in the car thinking i could i can call my own one or i can just inform someone mostly guess what i had says something actually i do say some of the hospital i salute and we could just drop my boss out the most room and take off this somebody else person he should've just haven't heard out of the cameras on the hospital. it is so tight next out there. and. they took him up there sort of creek. and only put him o

we're so clint. black swan. coming basement bankers called the carousel with their first stop. everything is wrong the wanted to make the new york the reality of the whole thing michael about the next phase of a system that spun out of control. over the world and of course. the current investment bank lehman brothers start september thirteenth on t.w. . everything is under control we like that don't we we like the feeling that someone is steering the ship someone who watches out for us spots the ice but before we run it in the economy it's also important to exercise control to make sure everyone plays by the rules governments do that.

western side of the country will see temperatures at around eleven celsius for crisis thirty and all clint similar values as we go on through choose a south all are seeing the lion's share of the sunshine at this stage but. still seeing some rather wet weather still rather wet seems to a good part of japan really heavy downpours for much of monday further flooding right for a good part of honshu down towards q but i'm pleased to say it's becoming to choose day at long last to be more in the west sunshine coming three. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to know well what we did you. may. remember. us on al-jazeera. reminder now the top stories on early results show the center left bloc led by the prime minister is in a dead heat with the center right alliance of just over forty percent of the vote both short of a majority and the. democrats. eighty four people have been killed in renewed fighting around yemen. hospital sources say that. rebel fi

that is a question scientist doctor stewart by clint is attempting to answer. he's not a europe—wide push to promote enhanced landfill mining. it is the confident we can recover maximum value from landfill so we can reclaim the majority of resources which are contained within the landfills. we can reclaim the land for development. and we can re cover land for development. and we can recover materials of interest up to rough elements, critical, raw materials, valuable metals but also plastic. he is leading a government backed project to recover landfill plastic and turn it into a new fuel. he and his team at university of bedfordshire so identified 850 landfill sites in england suitable to be mined. of these, 83 are in the east. and within each one, up to a fifth of the contents will be plastic. but the team think there could be up to 4000 more sites gci’oss could be up to 4000 more sites across the uk that might be worth sticking up. wow. so what have you got it? this is a sample we've taken from a landfill site. you can smell the landfill. that is pretty stink

amounts of rain still raining so it's a wet spell moment north london particular forty degrees no clint telling tries chose your more light to be in the sunshine especially so i think the time we get to friday and is now a quieter weather overall japanese islands there's no hint of gebbie any more but there is a front just to the size and there's one trying to form a line at the shanghai so there you go to draw a day in a breeze free day on thursday the rain closes in again it does so overnight but looks like friday will be a fairly wet day. brazil's constitution grants its people the right to a mid sentence but it's been a long struggle and the system is constantly challenge to fight big what's in it down the list i know that nine someone medical treatment could lead to good death but on the other hand i also know that because of providing that treatment would have a negative impact on the rest of society. brazil's real drugs war on the people's health on al-jazeera. they're going to run to the top stories on our. british police say they've identified two russians believed to be behind

celsius in the sunshine crisp sunshine for christchurch then on saturday afternoon a sixteen there for clint as we go on into sunday little cooler some wet weather making as went east in parts of new zealand a little area of rain just making its way into western parts of news even meanwhile the rain continues to make its way across japan over the next couple of days looking very wet on saturday and sunday. counting the cost of austerity in argentina but will medicine fix the economy and what about before out for emerging markets plus the good the bad and the ugly the corporate in fact society and the environment and why but let me also paying attention. counting the cost on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective. but again a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera iraqi protesters have set fire to iran's consulate in the southern city of pads or they're angry at alleged iranian involvement in iraqi politics and the government's failure to provide basic services jobs. the leaders of turkey ru

tough break for clint. he had no idea. both would be okay, thankfully. the cars would not.e led the most important one, the last one, taking the checker flag and gets his first win of the season. that's abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. if you watch enough golf, they say you have seen it all. >> the look on his face said it all. >> when you were talking nascar, i was looking around for some dip for you. i couldn't find anybody. i know there was a little bit in there. sorry. >> the twang is very impressive. >> that's it for tonight. and that's dion. >> he's eric thomas. >> last time i checked. abc 7 news continues tomorrow at [ dramatic music plays ] hi. what are you doing? [ chuckles ] what does it look like i'm doing? olivia! i specifically told you your mother was not to be released. and yet somehow -- i released her. yes. because it needed to be done. any second now, my mother is going to meet

to solve the economy and his highest growth year is still less then the worse year under bil bill clint. president trump had less then two years and brought us to the best economy. he's the guy trying to open the jar. he's handing it to president trump and he said i loosened it for you. it's unbelievable what he's saying. the idea he doesn't take the respect of past presidents. you never saw george bush stepping out to campaign. the idea to criticize an economy that created 4 million new jobs and they brought north korea to the table. no longer do they have the parade of missiles. it's not 15 years and you lose it. it's for a lifetime. we gave the military a wage. that didn't happen under obama. >> i remember businesses sitting on cash because of the regulatory environment the president and congress has loosened up restrictions and regulations have come down. they enabled businesses to put money to work again. we are looking at the most consequential elections we have seen in the lifetime. the president trump talked about impeachment over the weekend. listen to this. >> it's so ridiculo

[applause] well, i'm for clint but i am carla hayden of thelibrary of congress . [applause] and as you can imagine, justice, this is one of my favorite times ofthe year . this is amazing and to have you and i have a bio. i think when they talk abouta person who needs no introduction , you might be pthe person, but i would like to readjust a little bit . if you don't mind. >> i don't mind. >> well, justice sotomayor is an associate justice of the us supreme court and she was born in thebronx, new york . [applause] she earned a ba from princeton university. and a jd from yale law school.pp and in 1991, president george hw bush nominated her to the us district court of new york . in 1997, president bill clinton nominated her towards the us court of appeals for the second circuit and then president barack obama nominated her to the supreme court . [applause] on may 26, 2009 and she was confirmed on august 8 2009, becoming the first latino on the high court. [applause] and she's a best-selling author, my beloved world amongothers . however, justice, you have done somet

connector road, which the board approved several years ago to mitigate the impact of the closure of clint street. on the major capital side, each -- [inaudible] >> -- b.a.r.t., caltrain, and muni all have their own set aside, but there is also a discretionary fund and set aside funds, in case the parties had projects ready to be advanced. we haven't had to tap into those funds yet, but we are proposing to tap into them in this next five-year period. for caltrain electrification, it would wrap that up, and then, for better market industry central subways, we have a long-standing commitment of $61 million to the central subway project. this was included in the original baseline concurrent w second group, we would be bringing the final strategic plan, and i will also mention that the fiscal year 18-19 projects that are still in year five of the 2014 5ypps, some of projects are advancing, some will not be advancing. so we will be bringing amendments as relevant. either there's different projects that are going to advance different than what they thought they would do five years ago or project

of rain and heat is still raining says west film i went north on them particular forty degrees no clint telling tris churchill more light to be in the sunshine specially so i think the time we get to friday and it's not quieter weather overall japanese islands there's no hint of gebbie any more but there is a front just to the science and there's one trying to form a line at a shanghai so there you go to draw a day in a breeze free day on thursday the rain closes in again it does so overnight looks like friday will be a fairly wet day. taiwan . a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensify its. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and crossed very toddies on a. this is al-jazeera. alone on tape of this is the al jazeera news from london coming up. british police release images of two russians they believe are behind the nerve agent poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. says it will move i

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. >> now that demonstration garden locate in clint is open in spring, summer and fall and, again, you can go there and visit for free but you're advised to make a call ahead to talk with onete of the m gardeners who can show you around and show you what to do. for more information on who to contact, hop on to the nbc washington app and search "rooted." >> have you eaten everything you took out of there? is it all gone now? >> yes, it was gone the same y. it's a great place. just a beautiful place to go and relax and totl get a l training if you -- you don't know quite how k top cucumbers from turning orange. >> which we saw. >> which we've done. ch we've done. >> good stuff. >>> a hot afternoon to be out in the garden today. >> doug says some big time relief is on the way and he's coming bac with when we'll get a break and a look at some chances for rain for your weekend. >>> singer demi lovato announcing a big change after her very public overdose scare. >>> plus, the new effakts to keepe accounts from cloggi up your songci >>> you're watching news 4 at 4:00. >>> and right now at 4:3

wen act now from clint van zandt, a former fbi profiler, who takes us inside the mind of an accusedkillerare born bad. you come into this world. there may be a bad d something that we have. when you see someone who is willing to commit, as you suggest, the type of actio torturing that child, it's one thing if i'm angry at you because you're my boss. i wanted a raise, you didn't your wife me, this but a 10-year-old kid we all identify with a 10-year-old kid. for me to go in there and torture trt child and p gas on him and set him ive, that to me is the ultimate insult that i could do to that faly. >> so many questions still swirling around this case. if wint is guilty, was someone else involved and what was them ve. >> reporter: tonight exclusive reporting "the mansion murders, inside the investigation. "coming up kids george's county are going back to school and kids across the region are dealing with extreme eratures out there. >> of course they are. the goodhe news is heat advisory has been cancelled because we're seeing this rain out there,leon, but it's still a weather alertl but it's

she explained on twitter that she agreed to the interview with the understanding that the clint be questionas off limits. >>> and talk about building chemistry off the court. during a labor day pool party, the uconn men's team showed splash and serious hang time on this video >> amazing >> of course it happens over labor day weekend. >> i phillip, can you do that? >> i'll need seven friends to do that you, me, a half dozen others, we'll try it >> thank you very much for that update. >>> still to come, oil is on deck tropical storm gordon gaining steam in the gulf. how that is impacting energy prices. >>> and just do it nike's latest ad campaign has all of twitter talking that and the rest of today's top trending stories when orwi"wldde exchange" comes back of good start packaging. r we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. which i used to offer health insurance to