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there's brexit, pound is cheaper, i want to go to the u.k., or i was going to go to america -- but esh less -- to marak but because i feel less certain about my security, i go to the u.k. john: it is hard to say quite why that was. it is not just about brexit. people are choosing to come to safe countries like the u.k. perhaps rather than european countries are they are a little put off by security issues. but the summer is very much about the holiday market. families coming and going on holiday. we will get a better sense in october and november when the business passengers come back and we will know whether people are still doing deals. he throws the main route between europe and new york. francine: for now. john: business deals and fundraising drives a lot of activity. that is what drops off a little bit before the referendum. the question is, will that come back? francine: are you waiting? you were telling me that funding for heathrow has been easier to come by. john: what we did on ahead of the referendum, we made sure we were well-funded because of the uncertainty. we raised one

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now try jim beam apple. esh lemon wedge. to make a crisp refreshing jim beam apple and soda. ? ?whistle while you work? (whistling) ?put on that grin and start right in,? ?to whistle loud and long.? ?just hum a merry tune? (hum) ?come on get smart? (whistle) [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. viggo mortensen, george lopez, music from colin hay on the way. as you know, the republican national convention wrapped up tonight. besieged by donald trump's most passionate supporters. the most passionate supporter of is our friend jake byrd. jake goes to all the big trump events. he was smack dab in the middle of the action this week to make friends and file this very special report. >> hey, it's jake byrd, here in cleveland, home of the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, the world championship cavaliers. let's go to convention! ? >> it's all happening! it's really happening! it's really happening! i'm from chino, california, right on the mexican border. texas, that's on the mexican border, too. we're both getting a wall! but also against the drug cartels coming across t

the cafe is so popular people are making president esh vacations. >> did they add so much those littlepop all over the place. >> well it's kind of like eating at the county fair. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> it's a cute idea but i think there's sanitary issues at play i don't want parts of. >> gary mcgrady i show you chuckling about.+ >> what happens when you put so many rabbits together like that you. >> get a lot more rabbits that's usually what happens. >> listen, here's where we ar are. temperatures out there not bad. prtt here in town. we continue to drop off a little bit. started at 79 and when i came to work this morning 78, 77 no now. 60s out there. culpeper 6 and mannasas 73 and leonardtown 70 and annapolis 7 77. forecast for today looks like this. lots of sunshine and real nice. not terribly humid not bad for latter part of august here. close to the 408 day weekend at east somebody is excited about the holiday weekend. we'll have more details on that in a few minutes. right now erin's turn you. >> 5:26 now we're dealing with a lot of breaking news this morning and looking live

>> i think you've seen sometimes i haven't come to the defense on certain esh use. again i will say this in giving the other side of the story, hill him stubbed her toe the same way in a primary before the california primary when they were trying to get her out. >> and we did that, i remember the whole thing, but this isn't 2008 nor is it 2012. >> but she's a seasoned politician. >> i'll give you the last word here. >> well, let me say this, don. we all have a social responsibility to maintain a certain level of etiquette, particularly when we're in leadership positions. i think it's inexcuse. >> for any candidate to make inflammatory remarks that leads to be questioned to the minds that what we should have control over is how we use our language, how we represent ourselves as american citizens who particularly for anyone who has attempted to become president of the united states, that is critically important that we have to assume that responsibility. and american people, here again, don, don't like these statements because it's not for the best interest of this co

one point that is the fairest of them all which is hillary clinton's own credibility and trustworthy esh. it's like lawyer hillary clinton comes every time she gets asked the e-mail question. a mashup between her and comey. >> director comey had said -- i'm telling you right now, we're going to write fairer rules for the middle class, and we are going it to raise taxes on the middle class. i'm telling you right now, we're going to write fair er rules fo the middle class and we are going to raise taxes on the middle class. >> well, that was a confusing thing there. i apologize. that's not what we were calling up this has to do with another segment in a minute. let me pull up hillary clinton and director comey in a back and forth. >> i had not sent classified material nor received anything mark classified. >> fbi director james comey said none of those things you told the american public were true. >> chris, that's not what i heard director comey said. >> secretary clinton said i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. was that true?

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and on the clinton e-mail serve esh, they could have done the cautious thing and they didn't. on the taxes, they are very cautious. these looks like the tax returns of someone who knows they're in the spotlight and wants to completely color within the lines. >> that's right. and i don't think there's anything at all to be found in their tax returns. by the way, let's not forget that donald trump gave speeches too. multi level marketing organizations and others. i make speeches for money, and i assume that you do, chris. there's nothing wrong with doing that. it's enterprise. >> i do not now and there's a reason for that. it's nbc policy, which is a great policy, that we can't do that. and i think is the proper policy. if we do them, we have to give the money to charity. david k. johnson and a little bit of nbc standards. >> that's what we do. we give our fees away. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up with trump's poll numbers in free fall, the right-wing conspiracy machine is working in overdrive. the latest bizarre clinton attacks ahead. ♪ ♪ only those who dare drive the wo

here's what senator sand eshs said about it during the primaries. >> do i have a problem when a sittingstate and a foundation run by her husband collects many millions of dollars from foreign governments, governments which are dictatorships, you don't have a lot of civil liberties or democratic rights in saudi arabia. you don't have a lot of respect there for opposition points of view, for gay rights, for women's rights. yeah, do i have a problem with that, yeah, i do. >> a lot of questions now saying there are blurry lines between the state department and the clinton foundation. senator sanders had some issues with during the primary. do you still think these are legitimate questions? >> i share the senator's views on this. as said, the question now becomes, i mean, measure no longer in the primary environment. you have two choices for president of the united states. you have hillary clinton and you have donald trump. you know, you played this clip obviously and the senator raised valid questions about the foundation. as you know, john, he really ran a campaign focused on the substanti

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did run for state treasure esh. in fact the day we endorsed him, george wallace senior came to the alabama democratic congress convention and, of course, the rest is history. >> well, we want to show you one more ad from our one more piece of video from 1968. this is an ad that george wallace was running. >> why are more and more millions of americans turn to governor wallace? follow as your children are bussed across town. as president, i shall within the law turn back the absolute control of the public school systems to the people of the respective states. >> why are more and more millions of americans turning to governor wallace? open a little business and see what might happen. >> as president, i will stand up for your local police and firemen in protecting your safety and property. >> why are more and more millions of americans turning to governor wallace? watch your hard-earned tax dollars sail away to anti-american countries. >> as president, i will halt the giveaway of your american dollars and products to t

tom esh er approached [inaudible] with marine emission. he said everyone is talking about reducing emissions with 20 or 40 percent why not do away all together. the u.s. national of science and international maritime organization have realized we need to have emissions reductions approaching 80 percent or more in order to counter act the constant growth in the world. the imo concluded this cannot be done with continued use of fossil fuels which include bunker fuel, diesel and lm kbrks. the u.s. mar time administration funded sandsia for the sf breeze project. tom introduced the basics so let me skip to the results. we look if a ry can be built and safely fueled and economically viable. the architect found a ferry design. tom mentioned the major ones. 35 knots and 150 passengers and zero emissions. it will differ with less noise and vieration and no diesel or exhaust fumes. [inaudible] portf red wood city and port of san francisco. to insure the final design is safe and anticipateable from a regulatory point of view rsh we work throughout t

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