errol louis and tim naftali back with us. thank you for sticking around.to go back to something that george w. bush said in an interview back in 2014, because this, what we're seeing here, what we saw in the last 24 hours, is a pretty rare moment. but george w. bush in an interview in 2014 said, "i don't think it's good for the country to have a former president undermine a current president. i think it's bad for the presidency, for that matter." it is rare to see a president going after his predecessor. we did not see that from president bush. in fact, when he left office, he said i'm not going to do that. he said it very clearly. are there moments, though, tim, are there moments where it is valid, where it's helpful, or does it undermine the presidency as president bush said? >> well, i mean, i think that there is sort of a norm that president george w. bush was mentioning, which is that, indeed, former presidents tend not to criticize the incumbent president. there have been moments where former presidents have criticized their successors. dwight eisenh

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errol louis is with me. also anna palmer. happy friday. errol, on the "new york times" op-ed, the president seemed to find an upside and his upside he claims -- and let me quote the president -- even liberals who hate me say that's terrible. are you hearing outcry from liber liberals. >> i haven't heard anybody who hates donald trump saying this is a terrible thing. where the president is out of sync where the commentary is going is that the serious underlying program is the kye yot itself. you can get a parade of seen juror officials saying i didn't write it. >> but it's what they're not saying. >> what they don't say is that this is not the way life is inside the white house, they're not saying they have a well organized professional operation in the white house, this doesn't reflect reality. >> those are the denials, by the way. >> not one of those people as far as i can tell has said this is off base, we're all taking the president's orders and following them faithfully in an orderly fashion. >> and we just showed that full screen of a

reena. >> ninan: errol barnett from the white house. thank you, errol. for more insight into the f.b.i. investigation, we turn to retired f.b.i. agent warren flagg. he's worked at the f.b.i. for 27 years. thank you very much, mr. flagg, for joining us. we know judge kavanaugh has undergone six background checks. how will this investigation be different? >> well, obviously, those background searches are specific as to his character, for the six times. everyone more extensive than the next as he moved up the ladder. and this one, though, has to do with additional evidence that was presented at the hearing. ie-- people were named, a diary was used, there were other people that have come forward, other people who made allegations. all those people will be interviewed as soon as possible. >> ninan: we know that dr. ford was administered a polygraph test. is that something the f.b.i. will also administer? >> the f.b.i. will not administer polygraphs because it's not evidence. it can't be used in a criminal case. we don't use them in a criminal case. it's an in

>> yes, he did. >> errol, this is a big story. how do you see it? >> yes.he most important part of all this is the underlying idea that somebody who is in a position to know, namely michael cohen, told his lawyer, lanny davis, and lanny davis sort of repeated this to the press, that the guy was talking openly about the president knowing in advance about this very important meeting. it has tremendous political implications, tremendous legal implications for a lot of people, not just the president. it's really, really important. so for lanny davis to then backtrack later and say, you know what, i'm not 100% sure, maybe he didn't hear what he thought he heard, maybe he realized the legal interests of his client were different from what he was portraying it as. and maybe he was just deciding he wanted to get out of the story, in part because his client was sort of being pushed into a corner that may be at odds with what he has told the juch justice department. this kind of stuff happens all the time, there's a certain amount of ambiguity. the president says it'

. -- errol brown, the singer of hot chocolate. —— errol brown.ewsnight. he was absolutely great. the most charming individual. we are talking about this because cathay pacific, they dropped a f on their plate. i have a problem with a radio show i was presenting, i had a call of calls pat, i could not tell if it was male orfemale, the voice, i have no time to finish of the story —— call—up called. goodbye. hello there. storm ali brought damaging winds across parts of the uk on wednesday. wind gusts of more than 90mph for parts of northern ireland. you can see this hook of cloud on the satellite picture, that's the storm pushing off towards scandinavia, but that doesn't mean things will be quiet over the next couple of days, far from it. and that means what we have on thursday is this wriggling frontal system bringing pulses of moisture from the atlantic, so through the day ahead we are going to see heavy rain at times and still the potential for some strong winds. a windy start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some

>> he could be asked a lot of things and i agree with errol it's a dangerous situation.s already pleaded guilty to illegal move on his part to effect the campaign. those exposures are enormous and had had to reveal that. no point in enforcing the nda. they can't put the genie back in the bottle. we have seeing a favored legal tool of the president, that is very effective in the business and corporate world because people are afraid of that sort of intimidation that, you know, each breach could cost you a 1 millions but in this case the people are not afraid to speak up and the president and his team with finding that approach is not working for them and unraveling here. >> victor talked to congressman john delainy just a little bit ago and he was saying he has got this 2020 bid himself now. he was saying that democrats are about bipartisanship. what will democrats have to run on besides, however, donald trump is bad? >> well, yeah. look. running on donald trump is bad is only going to get you so far. in fact, for most of the democrats who are now finishing up the round o

what more could they know as errol point out? we journalists have been looking into this and everybody, of course, wants to get the real story. i think that as you say, it sort of comes down to a he said/she said. really we are never going to know exactly what happened and i think at this point we kind of partly can judge based on people's reacttions to what happened. for example, did judge kavanaugh give the okay to conservative lawyer and think tanker ed whalen, for example, to have a tweet suggesting it was someone else and naming that person? i think that is a very important question. we will never know exactly what happened 36 years ago but we can look at, hey, what happened now and how did people respond and what is that saying about their character? >> one of the most important aspects of an fbi investigation is as people have found out, in many case, the hard way. if you lie to the fbi what even is a casual conversation you have committed a crime for which there would be severe consequence. it sounds in many ways that is

errol lewis is here and molly ba ball, on the politics side of it. jennifer, let me go to you first. we heard from the president there, questioning the motives of the accusers, questioning the attorneys. you heard the president speaking there moments ago, he said you should look into the lawyers here. he's clearly pointing to politics. what do you make of the strategy shift? >> i don't think it's helpf fufo them. what you're looking for to tell if a witness is telling the truth is corroboration. it's very hard for the president or anyone else to say someone is or isn't telling the truth before you've had a hearing or any investigation. i hope that that's kind of where this is headed. we'll see. he is obviously not thinking that way right now but that's the only way we'll get to the bottom of this. >> and it raises the point that we raised, which gives brett kavanaugh the opportunity of answering to this and having a fair hearing as to whether there are facts behind this. molly ball, i wonder if i could ask you, the politics, of course, central to thi

reena. >> ninan: thanks, errol. coming up, a supertyphoon even more powerful than florence kills doozs in asia but first, terror on a cape cod beach after a deadly shark attack. flz on this last weekend of summer a beach community on cape cod is reeling from a deadly shark attack it is the first in the nation since 2015. here's nikki batteddist. -- batiste. >> i saw a tail and a lot of thrashing. it definitely, afterwards could you tell by thed about elan gage of the guy in the watt thary something wasn't right and they got him to the beach. >> moments after a shark fatally attacked arthur medici about 30 feet into the water off this cape cod shore beach goers pulled him on to a make shifted stretcher, joe booth said he ran for help. >> unconscious and doing cpr as he was entering the ambulance, definitely looked like he was in a world of hurt. >> calls flooded into 911. >> have a report of an unknown shark bite. >> we have an unconscious male. >> the 26 year 08d had been riding waves on a boogie board with another

errol barnett is at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. look, this is a troubling moment for the white house. president trump said that judge kavanaugh had been vetted. but he said this investigation will be limited in scope and last only one week. >> i will be reliant on what senator grassley wants to do. >> reporter: president trump looking at the confirmation vote for his embattled nominee, brett kavanaugh. >> they've been doing a good job and very professional. >> reporter: the president said dr. christine blasey ford was a credible witness, when she testified before the senate judiciary committee thursday, alleging that kavanaugh pinned her to a bed and groped her when they were teenagers. >> indelible in the hippocampus, is the laughter, the laughter between the two. and they're having fun at my expense. >> i am innocent of this charge. >> reporter: but president trump also praised the testimony of kavanaugh. >> i thought that brett's testimony, likewise, was really something that i haven't seen before. it was incredible. >> reporter

. >> joining me to talk about this , errol lewis, joey jackson, criminal defense attorney, and kelly jane torrance deputy managing editor for "the weekly standard." welcome back, everyone. joey, let me start with you and a statement from senate judiciary where they say the supplemental fbi investigation or background investigation will be limited to current credible allegations against the nominee, must be completed no later than one week from today. now how do they get to the working definition of credible here? because there seems to be no overwhelming amount of corroborating evidence for any of the accusations. what's credible here, and what isn't? >> good morning, victor. what a difference a day makes needless to say. here's the point -- i think credible could be parsed. we could argue as to whether or not the other accusers are credible, they're not credible. at the end of the day you need an investigation that satisfies senator flake in addition to the swing votes that they need. i think the fbi certainly having heard, right, as we have heard about not only the fined doctor for

errol barnett is at the white house with the latest. errol, good morning. >> good morning. press secretary sarah sanders says friday's developments have nothing to kwo doh with the 2016 election. the white house trying to distance itself from the former trump aid. but with midterm elections fast approaching, that will prove to be increasingly difficult, as special counsel robert mueller gains yet another willing cooperator from the center of the trump election strategy. >> he happens to be a very good person. and i think it's very sad what they've done to paul manafort. >> reporter: over the last few months, president trump repeatedly defended the character of the man chosen to chair his election efforts. while lamenting the existence of the special counsel probe. late friday echoing that sentiment telling "the wall street journal," quote, i got hit with an artificial witch-hunt that you should never have happened. >> no chance. >> reporter: reversing his previous claim manafort would not flip, attorney kevin downing said friday manafort's wife and two daughters were at the

this vote really is free and fair especially given the heavy military presence in crimea right now errol so that's how it's been sold a few american people the reality is very different the atmosphere has to be emptied electric thousands of people have gathered in the capital crime and sentenced him to rappel all of this funding of a five and to be held last sunday in which the majority of people here overwhelmingly voted in support of being reunited with russia. it was not just down to the leaks last. week when you. look at that is to close most of. the but. it's going strong still it's about seeing new yorkers. just for little. league. player. league. play come. the russian defense ministry slams the actions of the israeli military blaming it for the downing of a plane in syria last monday all fifteen russian service personnel on board were killed. among the stories that shaped the way the world anti-doping agency read states russia's anti drugs body a major step towards seeing many of the country's top athletes back competing on the world stage. looking more like a new deal to.

errol temple who was there in 1873 for just four days. for just four days.s were critical! days were critical! congratulations, if that's the right word. word. the diplomacy you need at home when you call your chinese wife japanese! you call your chinese wife japanese! i am very lucky to have the best wife. and i'm very proud of you darling. darling. ministerial team so let me introduce the band. the band. vikki ford, give them a round of applause. british values and british people all over the world. all over the world. from herfour —year—old daughter and her husband. her husband. imagine what the family is going through. through. our common humanity it is time to let her and the others come home. let her and the others come home. shape our country for over three centuries. centuries. the decisions made by any foreign secretary. secretary. shaped by a decision made by the british people. british people. on the 23rd ofjune 2016. 2016. it's easy for others to misunderstand the brexit vote. misunderstand the brexit vote. was a decision to leave the european un

this vote really is free and fair especially given the heavy military presence in crimea right now errol so that's how it's been sold to american people the reality is very different yet it's fantastic trading thousands of people gathered in the capital crime and said. all of this funding of information to be held not signed welcome now a little bit later in the program we will be getting to at more of our top stories from the week that was but just to let you know the reason why we're starting the hour a little bit early we are expecting russia's defense ministry to release a detailed report on the tragic dawning of the russian military playing this week in syria in the coming moments that should be happening quite shortly just to recap a little bit of what occurred here moscow accused israel of provoking the chain of events that led to the tragedy israel in response blamed the instant on syria as well as on iran and has. missiles. war launched by a syrian. system in response to an earth strike by israeli f. sixteen fighter jets that accidentally struck the russian plane in terms of loc

the timeline that's been designated by the committee. >> we don't have time to play the sound but errolbannon giving an interview over the weekend, and let me quote him. he said i believe it is the single most powerful potential political movement in the world and certainly when you frame it around what's happening right now. >> there is evidence for that. i mean, the analogy to what happened with the clarence thomas nomination, which most of us are old to remember. 1992 was considered the year of the woman. barbara boxer got elected, moseely-brown got elected. bailey hutchins was the recipient of that. they all come into the senate, in part, because of this discussion. not a court case. never stopped the nomination. judge thomas is there to this day. the reality is that hearing all the senators talk about what they think about this issue, it made that movement gel, real and relevant. people carried their thoughts about that movement into the voting both and i think we could see the same thing this year. >> thank you for the discussion. >>> you have highways and neighborhoods unrecogniz

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errol lewis and joey jackson, i'm sorry we've run out of time. good to get your perspectives.k you. >>> still to come, excruciating, that's how north carolina's governor is describing florence even this morning as it slogs south. an update on the relentless rain, catastrophic flooding. so you just walk around telling people geico could help them save money on car insurance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! all the tools you need for every step of the way. make it, squarespace this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no

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i'm errol barnett. the show must go on.nate judiciary committee plans to go ahead with its hearing of the supreme court nominee brett kavanagh. this despite explosive new allegations against him. kavanagh as well as one of three women who accuse him of sexual misconduct are set to testify at 10:00 a.m. eastern. on the eve of the most anticipated supreme court hearing in nearly 30 years, new charges are shaking washington. president trump called it a democratic con game and says he wants kavanagh confirmed by next week. >> are you saying that all three of those women are liars? >> this is one of the highest-quality people that i've ever met, and everybody that knows him says the same thing. and these are all false to me, these are false accusations in certain cases and certain cases even the media agrees with that. 36 years, no charge, no nothing everybody -- >> but that happens often. >> people are going to have to make a decision. >> they're giving the women a major chance to speak. now, it's possible i'll hear that and i'

and quite personal notes from a-list actors -- clark gable, katharine hepburn, spencer tracy, and errolhaplin. there's tommy and jimmy dorsey. >> okay, okay -- nothing about meeting hitler or being a spy. still, it dawns on barry that the most valuable thing edith bequeathed to him could be her story -- now his. >> i had an agent contact me about writing a book, and she actually talked me into doing it. >> you ever write a book before? >> no, never written a book before, and she got me a ghostwriter, and we did it that way. >> what's the story? >> the story is basically about edith and myself and our little adventure and then the lessons that i learned. >> "under one roof" gets barry a $75,000 advance from the publisher. and that's not all. >> actually in the process of making a deal with fox searchlight. >> did you ever think you'd be making a book and a movie about all this? >> no. i just about fall down on the floor laughing because it's hysterical to me. >> i think it could work. i'm picturing a "driving miss daisy" type of guy meets a female forrest gump and they go on a real-life

errol carlson was traded yesterday for four draft picks entermac place.a lot of the off-season trying to make trades. >>> the san francisco 49ers play their home opener sunday against the detroit lions. the raiders are going for their first win of the new season this sunday in denver against the broncos. they were blown out monday against the la rams. now the raiders will try to bounce back after a short week. they could struggle on offense as the broncos are seen as one of the best defenses in the league. the game on sunday starts at 1:25. >>> the 49ers also are trying to win their first game of the season after losing to the vikings on sunday. a lot of people will be watching jimmy garoppolo who threw three interceptions against the vikings. the game on sunday is at one tex 05 and you can see it right here on ktvu fox2 news. >>> a full slate of college football tomorrow. 9 stanford hosts uc davis saturday morning. the cardinal jumped up in the ranks after a big win against usc last week . the game starts at 11:00 at stanford stadium. >>> san jose state

bank of america opened its doors to errol lynch and lehman brothers goes bankrupt.ring started at 9:30 a.m. this morning, five hours. the democratic head of the senate banking committee chris dodd wrapping up after questioning the head of the federal reserve. the bailout plan for the banks is being discussed today. >> big losses on equities. look at the dow jones industrial, down 700 points. the 10,000hrough level that we first came up through in 1999. of a global stampede out of equities particularly in western europe. the stoxx 600 had its worst one-day drop since 1987. and the ftse 100 dropping and the german back also dropping. -- and the german dac also dropping. >> the infection has spread around the world. momentsere were some that some of us will never forget. highlights of our coverage of the collapse of lehman brothers in 2008. joining us now is john d -- john gieve. john, thank you for joining us this morning and for helping to look back. the most important thing i guess is what did we learn then that we can use to make our lives better, safer, and more s

[applause] errol: will you join me in praying as we commence this commit this event to the lord?r, we thank you lord god for your love, your grace, your mercy and goodness in our lives. we thank you, lord, that we can gather here today and this weekend to hear, god, from experts, speakers, about what is important to you, lord god. the institutions of marriage of family and the foundations of society. we thank you, god, for the work that the family research council is doing to advance your kingdom principles in this great nation, united states of america. we thank you, lord, for the co-sponsors, for everybody that participated and worked behind the scenes to make this event possible, and so, god, we consecrate the value voters 2018, to you, god. we pray that you will provide wisdom, grace and understanding to every person that speaks here, that imparts your knowledge to your people, god, that we may be light to the nation. father, i pray your blessing on president donald trump. i pray your blessing and your wisdom and your guidance on his administration as he does what is right in

going to the author of our values, the lord jesus christ and we've asked to deliver our invocation, errol nydu who serves as the founder and president of the policy institute of south africa. would you welcome him as he comes to provide our invocation. [applause] ♪ >> good morning, america. it took my wife and i 24 hours of flying to get here and it was worth every minute. [applause] my wife and i attended the value first voters summit in 2006. we were so inspired by what we saw, what we heard, that god spoke to us about establishing a similar ministry in south africa and addd the family political values to our government, our media and general society. i contacted tony perkins the following year and asked if we could come up to america and spend six months with family research council, learning everything we needed to learn to start a ministry in south africa. they agreed, thanks god they did. i was a complete stranger. my wife and i and my younger son came and spent six months in washington in 2007. we've trained and learned such a lot from this incredible organization. ? > we went back

think that needs to be said is that a very popular view, which i'll called he mincekey-kindleberg erroler coaster of human greed view, says that crises are always happening everywhere in some great e're also in the phase or fear phase. that is wrong as an explanation of this crisis and all previous crises. and the reason it's clearly wrong is that it predicts that crises happen sort of equally in all eras and all countries. but that's not true. banking crises haven't happened at all in some countries ever. canada is one. and banking crises are much more frequent in some eras than in others. in the last 40 years, we've had over 100 major banking crises. in the 40 years briar to world war i, we had -- prior to world war i, we had about 10. and i would say of those only six were really significant crises in terms of severity. so the world is not constant even though human behavior and human greed and fear are. so we have to look a lot deeper for crises than just the craziness of markets. that's one of the challenges. i think there are three obvious candidates and we have heard about them tod