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and my goal, my goal is to win my case and have eos, means expiration of sentence stamped, done in full grave and say, mom, i've done it. i've done it. i'm home. >> hill will eventually have another chance to fulfill his goal when he becomes eligible for parole again in the future. but for jurez williams, who has spent seven months here for felony prostitution, the time is now. >> today is my last day in the sentence. i'm getting ready to go home. i'm so happy. i'm trying to contain it right now. >> did you sleep last night? >> no. not at all. i've been up all night and all day. >> santa rosa correction officers will accompany williams to the pensacola bus station and stay with him until he boards a bus for home. >> how's it feel walking out of here? >> like heaven. like heaven. i'm ready for my freedom. it's been seven months without it. >> okay. >> you're going to receive $50 when you get on the bus. count it out for you. 10, 20, 30, 40 and $50. you'll receive that when you get on the bus. meantime, i'll keep it with your paperwork. >> williams is given state issued clothing but it pr

and i eo turn to iran fforts to stop islamic extremism. preventing iran from developing .uclear weapons allows tolear weapons allows them build relations beyond their border. it does not end with the nuclear agreement. if there one thing i want people to understand, the agreement dealt with a small slice of iran threats. that is their nuclear program. one of the outcomes of the effort to put that in place, it was put in place almost to the detriment and ignoring all the activitiesbilizing in the region, whether it is ballistic missile programs, export of terrorism, instability in yemen, fighters to iraq and syria. it was kind of like we put blinders on and ignored all the other things. we came and said that the agreement doesn't speak to a lot of the problems we have with iran. i don't want people to think that is what defines the relationship or the policy. this effort continues and they are persons in -- they are persistent in their efforts. will work with our allies to push back on the expansionist efforts to destabilize. we see them in

you're talking about these people, what you're talking about is living in a time of slavery as opposed éore trying to break apart our country and defend slavery when they understood that that institution was now being called out as a moral abyss. >> harris: i'm curious, you've got some of these statues that are coming down with vandalism, other communities are making the decision to bring theirs down. what kind of a timetable do you think you're looking at right now in terms of bring the confederate statues down? what should the goal be? because you don't want to breeze over a part of history for fear that we wouldn't talk about certain things. that's one side of the argument and the otherç side of the argument was when these presidents were in office, slavery was actually legal for them versus what we are talking about now, we would want to divide the country. how do we navigate all of that historical information? >> juan: we are all opposed to vandalism and people taking action, both the city council, have had conversations with your neighbors. the troubling part is that you will notic

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percival is the ninth circuit on eo to executive order two. the ninth circuit did not base that on the constitution. they basted on the immigration and they said that under the immigration act he did not have the power to ban people based on their nationality. and not have the power to discriminate against them based was interesting to as evidence of what the policy was. however they did not go so far as to say we can find enemas against muslims from what he said in the campaign. even after the campaign.i do think they will take the case. there is no separation of powers and security know the rest but i think he ever did, they could clearly find that they should find an intent against muslims based engine can find that there is no overarching national security interest at all, we've never had his from nationals of any of the six or seven of the list. where everything and so what is a rational basis with, what kind of opaque cases in other cases, they have shown lately and willingness to look behind national security and that is the the court w

i want to take a look to show you what the scene is here,eo people are still streaming in here, stillter.no if you walk in on foot they will not turn you away. people still being rescued, they are not taking the bus is in but they are taking the walk in. some great news, between these locations, they will be able to house 30,000 people much more comfortably. it got dicey earlier today, they didn't have enough cops. people were sleeping on blankets and sleeping on cardboard, that seems to be changing with more people coming in. >> sean: our best to those people, know they are on our thoughts and prayers. governor, by all accounts everything i have seen, you have amazing people in your state, you are prepared at the state level, we have some problems with local people, it seemswi le coordination with the federal government and the president couldn't have gone better. i want to hear from you. is it as good as i saw it? we learned a lot from katrina. >> the coordination at the a federal, state, and local level has been as good as in a tragedy that we've seen in the united states. i spent

center, many people are outpatient and in need of ongoing chemotherapy regimens, what are people in eo those situation supposed to do >> the medical staff knowing this was coming had accelerated some of those chemotherapy sessions. also, people are still accessing local hospitals and the communities can also receive that outpatient care. they have rescheduled now when d you think about it for the medical city, it's only been, two days, three days that people from far outside have not been able to access the medical center, so those are being re scheduled now >> the ben taub in the medical center was evacuated. i understand that's not would you clarify what happeneda there? >> sure. so there was a water pipe that actually burst in the basement of ben taub hospital. initially there's no thinking ng they might have to evacuate the building. contained hat they the leak. the leak did actually contaminate some of their dry goods, food supply, they actually asked police and fire departments to really divert nev patients on to one of our many hospitals here on our campus. and they continued to

or 8:00 a.m., the members that were work do you think at the eo contraction had a conference call withrporate offices and think asked for a complete evacuation of the plant. shortly after that, an hour or so later, department of homeland security infrastructure protection contacted myself and chief reed with the harris county fire marshal's office and others. we had an extensive conference call and talked about what was going on out at arkema. since that time, we developed a plan with the crosby fire department who is the incident commander on this incident. and we decided that we would invoke a safety zone around the plant which has been done. we established that isolation perimeter at 1.5-mile radius. after we established that evacuation zone, the crosby fire department, local law enforcement, and other agencies that are working the flooding event here in harris county went door to door and evacuated all those that were close to the plant that would leave. since that time, we have been in defensive posture, holding a perimeter around the facility to make sure that our citizens are sa

progressive caucuses say, quote, americans deserve to know that white nationalists, white supremacists, and eo-nazisot in a position to influence u.s. policy. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is considering making his first visit to mexico in october amid talks to update nafta, the north american free trade agreement. aeding -- according to people with knowledge, his office is in discussions with officials for the mexican president's team to decide on the day. negotiators are set to begin talks to update the two-decade old agreement tomorrow in washington. the u.k. wants a terror free bureaucracy like trade union with the e.u. after brexit. the government says the customs union would be an interim move, but it could become permanent. the proposal is being cheered by british businesses, but it's likely to run into opposition from the e.u. u.k. prime minister theresa may will make her first visit to japan since taking office. may will travel to tokyo at the end of the month to showcase british business and to discuss defense and security issues. she'll be accompanied by a delegation of business

months while promising a culture change at the ride hailing company of course expedia has a new c can eo- ceo as well. it will be an exciting day when uber becomes public. >> it will expedia has done remarkable things and no he just wouldn't let it happen. strength of his intellect his incredible ability to be able to marshall forces and really great choice for uber. >> an interesting choice no shortage of challenges as i pointed out just given the warfare on the board itself. but it's not an easy situation to take over. >> maybe the hewitt packard board. did you report on that >> i do. >> maybe they took it from that. >> they were investigating their own board members and leaks and spying on reporters. >> that was quite a time. >> that was yeah, they're fabulous people. starsky and hutch they're thinking of adding. >> hawaii 5-0. >> the old guys or the new guys? >> they're going to investigate them too and in the end it's probably going to come down to reckless driving it doesn't prove who is right. only who is left maybe they have to bring nba of th in somebody of that. >> leave your b

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eo, 930 club, iron gate, tryst and ben chili's bowl also the black restaurant group which is popularfamily foundation will be matching up to a hundred thousand dollars of their diner's donations over the next couple of weeks. today through september 14th. we're talking blacks in bethesda, pearl dive and oyster place. also, d.c. braugh northeast brewery one hadn't dread% of its tasting proceeds on saturday will be donated for hurricane harvey relief efforts. just another way people in this area can do something to help out. we spoke to jewel who is was at ben's chili bowl this morning. >> it's awful. i mean, i just -- it compels me to want to go there and try to help some people, save some lives i mean a total disaster. so i just wish i can physically there be to try to help some people. >> reporter: again, the big day is today. 5% of proceeds from restaurants all over the dmv it's called dine out for houston, guys. >> great options, bob. great options right here in d.c. thanks very much, bob barnard in the city and speaking of d.c. a d.c. native is saying her story of survival and th

-- merck think there is a calculus made yesterday by the white house after the drip, drip, drip of ,eosher or not he can still have -- anecdotally speaking, they would go in the back door of the white house so as not to be photographed going in there. tom: one final question, where is mitch mcconnell? kevin: they are on recess. tom: guess what? we are not. the nation is not on recess. where is the senate majority leader? heaven: he is back in his state of kentucky -- kevin: he is back in his state of kentucky. when we will hear from the vice president next remains to be seen. weeka terrific -- horrific for the american consciousness. tom: reporting -- thank you for your reporting from charlottesville to the nafta -- yesterday. we see stan collender this august, thursday, he is an expert on the dynamics of the economic committee and the budget of the nation. stan, what is the number one thing we need to know about september in this fractious washington? stan: first of all, good to see you, tom. what was already going to be a problem and unpredictable will be even more unpredictable. the

on the phone from minneapolis is olsenel flynn -- mike eo and has a price target of $215 on netflix.rt with you, paul, about what disney has announced. why did they feel they had to do it now? they recognized with media companies recognize, the consumption of media has changed over the last five years and you need to look no further than netflix. the fact that they have gotten over 100 million subscribers globally, that has rattled cages in hollywood. media companies are trying to still preserve their current ecosystem, the cable bundle, which has been lucrative, they realized they have to start investing in digital platforms to get the content direct to consumers via an app-based application. david: what does this mean for netflix? they terminated their deal as of 2019 for their movies to go to netflix and bob iger described what they were doing as the netflix of sports. is this a threat to netflix? mark: the disney content -- michael: good disney content has been a drop for those who did not know about the service, and especially with netflix in only 2016, i the time this contract

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