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to begin our program this eek, please stand and welcome the west covina high school jrotc honor guard for the presentation of the colors that will be followed by the singing of the national anthem by alisa, cilario. oh say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilights last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ore the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ore the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> please be seated. thank you to the west covina high school our r.o.t.c. honor guard and alisa i would like to recognize spernl guests guest te with us at the richard nixon foundation john barr and sandy quin. [applause] orange county supervisor john spitzer. [applause] members of the yorba linda city council including mayor peggy hernandez seth, and city manager mark calone. [applause] close friends

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to be appealing to is basic constitutional values and guarantees to all americans of being treated eek-- equally our government and not being kicked out of your job based on bias, based on prejudice, which this is nothing more than and i think that poll shows that americans recognize that. these are people who are courageously putting their lives at risk for our country, and the reward is that they are going to get a pink slip. it is really quite outrageous. there is no justification for this, the military itself carefully studied this policy, this change in policy that has allowed transgender service members to serve openly for the past year. >> and this is only been recently and we know that thousands of folks have done that where they've come out to serve in the sunlight, there are a myriad of others that we don't know that might serve in silence and continue to do so because of this and this type of stigma. john, we'll continue to follow this case. i appreciate your time. john davidson of land of legal. thank you. >>> and so president trump is being pushed back in his own party for

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after his retirement fdr, franklin dell nor roads svelte appointed his old friend and advisor fell eeks fran furtherer and for two weeks, by the way, frarng if you are terr served on the court together with bran diegs before brandeis officially retired. fran furtherer -- just briefly, fraj if you arer and fdr had met at a lurch at new york's harvard club in 1906. they were both recent law school graduates from very different background. both very ambitious politically. and their connection and friendship continued on again, off again for 33 years until fdr's appointment of gold -- of frank if you arer. >> okay. so we've got three so far by my count. we've come up with three and we've had one anti-jewish justice. >> right. >> we got mcreynolds out of the way. >> and he retires in the 1940s with -- >> all right. i promise you we're coming back to all of these people except mcreynolds. >> of course. of course. >> but who is next? >> okay. next is -- so frank if you are terr passes away. >> frank if you are terr passes away in -- actually, retires in 1962. passes away in 1965 s. he by inter

. >> eeks. >> if you do find yourself being harassed, the best thing to do is file a police report. >rrents. >> is that why you're still single? >> that's what i tell myself. >>> coming up, how hollywood is trying to keep those rotten tomatoes ratings from spoiling their box office bank. >> you are watching certified fresh. >> 89%? what are we? >> i'm sure we're higher than that. stay with us on "world news now." higher at. ith us on "world news now." - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ ♪ >>> so rotten tomatoes has become the go-to site before you go to the movies. you're gettin' into it. >> i like it. >> yeah, it's not bad. so a lot of people are wondering if their film is certified fresh or a splat. >> so some studios are finding new ways to get around a rotten rating. here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: rotten tomatoes ratings now cast such a long and large shadow that hollywood is fighting back. the emoji movie just banked a heavy $24.5 million opening weekend, despite a to

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kong stock exchange a list of strategic investors when it comes to china unicom as lack lastand told ,eekannouncement investors including tencent, china life insurance, as that company goes under restructuring. c, they 15k at suna fold job after a flurry of acquisitions and a positive profit alert issued this morning, gross profit up 80%, revenue up 25% on the counter deals and gross profit margins as well. its chairman had to come out and say he did pledge to come down on leverage as well. two stocks we are watching. easy e,ent, the fed and counting down to jackson hole, what the asia-pacific will be looking for as policymakers need in wyoming. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. ♪ 9:29 a.m. in hong kong. we are counting down to the open up markets. i'm haidi lun in sydney. a mixed downside start to the asian trading week. other geopolitical eve

. >> eek. >> looks like a bunch of revolutionary -- revolutionary war history to be told out there. beer in minnesota dedicated to president trump? but its name is brewing up some controversy. that's because it's a peach sour brew. it's called impeach me. >> yikes! >> head brewer says they are not trying to offend anyone. they're just trying to stand up for what they believe in. >> okay. >> all right. meanwhile two california businesses have teamed up to create a frosty -- frosty new brew marijuana. brewing company says that it's made with a cannabis extract that contains no thc. meaning you can't actually get high from it. it's expected to make its debut by the end of september. >> essence. >> yeah. you just get the essence. you don't get whatever effect that is. [ laughter ] >>> japanese robot pepper has been programmed to perform new role. as a robotic buddhist priest. i was trying to make sure i was reading that right. tech bot can read skip cher and perform funeral ceremonies at buddhist temples with the goal of cutting costs for families. no word on if pep actually has been hi

when i was working as a prosecutor, we had a unique opportunity -- two you eek opportunities that came into play at the same time. we had the chance to adopt colton. i wanted to be able to stay home and be with my son. and the second unique opportunity came to work for a law firm that specifically focused on first amendment law, and i could be a digital employee, which means that the firm worked out of tampa, which is two and a half hours from my house. i was able to stay home and be with my son for the first two years of his life and still do what i do, and that's where a passion -- my passion for the constitution actually really, really started to develop, the study of constitutional law in its application was just a glaring alarm juxtaposition the intend of the founders and so in that position with the private law firm, i was also doing a bit of traveling across america, representing people who had been arrested for handing out fliers and pamphlets, public, protesting, holding rallies and stuff that the local governments didn't know because they didn't understand the constitution ei

kind of reminds me of the last couple of wheeks eeks, we had te in america.ussia is trying to pivot in some way -- trying to say look at all the things we have accomplished. they have accomplished some things. in reality nation is still talking about this and people are until trying to understand what happened in virginia and how a young lady lost her life while standing and having her first amendment right essentially be taken away from her aaron violent way. >> now you wonder, donnie, if he comes out and says it now he didn't say it for three days. he didn't mean it. he could have said it in real type. >> it's irrelevant what he says now. he'll bluster. how can you -- of course who doesn't stand against nazism. it's irrelevant. you don't have to say anything. to your points, frank he made the choice. it was not an oversight. advisors were in his office. i hope we roll the tape again because you can see it in his body language. he was begrudgingly even saying what he said in the first part of the statement and then became very animated, many sides here. let'

moon, we e edge of the have jagged peeks and valleys the sun eek to block and the valley to let the sun in a few seconds longer than we thought. combined effect of the valley is to create a shape that is not it is more like a polygon, it hasn't been seen exactly this late before, where we calculate the circumstances for every point on and draw that shape. totality is that two minutes -- 2-1/2 minutes with the moon completely covers the sun. the sudden darkness of totality is something a lot of people else.compare to anything >> i love the idea i'm giving this kind of map to other people and especially it is more detaild and more accurate for he people are actually in the right place. this eclipse provides an opportunity for researchers to innovation. scientists map -- [cheering] -- view of the atmosphere. outer >> this year, scientists look at special kind of camera, the team 120 seconds to complete an experiment that may -- change the design of spacecraft. >> learn how the team of nasa chasing the sun. >> the corona can be studied rom ground base during the eclipse. an eclipse happen,