you say things that are not fac fac factually correct and confuse people. saul alinsky was a classical liberal in the british sense of john lock, adam smith, and the left has appropriated his identity and work. i will summarize you one photograph from rules for radicals but -- paragraph -- don't be fueled by the rules or people who may or may not have read it but are circulating garbage. it is not dedicated to lucifer. it was dedicated to his beloved then wife, irene alinksky. this was an epigram which david will talk about sandwiched in with other epigrams. david will talk about that. he never said the ends justify the means. read the chapter. he asks explicitly what ends justify what means? it is very nuance. what did saul alinsky really stand for? live for? spend his life dedicated? he lived an open life, dinesh. there was no cover story in rules for radicals. it was a summation of the way he lived which you could actually read about inlet them call me rebel who raised it out chapter and verse. here is a man with no secrets. this is what he stands for, t

nrngs bo bot rvrp she wrote on which fac fac she is refusing to step down.uld this be making mr head hiens? wel canned pagsz respiratory go respiratory why >> a missouri senator under pressure to resign after posting and deleting a comment facebook. the comment in which she hopes for president trump's assassination. the state senator backed off the vote but complains about president trump's comments in charlottesville. the secret service is investigating. she said she does not plan to resign. >> yeah, it is it a sad instance of epidemic sweeping the nation. trump derangement syndrome. it is it unbelievable. trump came out on charlottesville. he condemn it. you may not agree with how he did it. and that is fine. but to hope for his assassination? there should be a full fledged apology. on the secret service end, that has to be investigated. they can't just say it is a joke. two components, trish. that she knowingly made the threat. and willfully. was she willing to carry it out. that's where you get hung up. >> she's trying to inspire others to carry it out?

i wrote about it and posted an unedited version on my fac page.y indulge, go there and check it out. i'm adam joseph for channel6 "action news." >> thank you, adam. hopefully, there are no eye injuries among eclipse watchers today. annie mccormick is in center city. what will doctors looking for over the next several days? >> they symptoms. aid they fieldd of these. wanted to know how to protect their eye seen a spike in the emergency visits, but people may notice damage for several days. >> the good o will goblind from. >> glanced at the eclipse may not have suffered damage but there are of those that suffer blurry vision to the middle of the eye. it could be permanent. it could be solar retina opopat. >> the doceceople an eye doctor if symptoms. >> it becomes to read fine pnt thread a needle, read a cellphone. > >> came prepared. others threw caution to thewind. >> i avoided it at all >> i saw part of it in the car. >> didlasses on? >> no. >> how a you feeling? >> i feel fine. the doctors say you don't have to run to the emergency room if you ar

>>reporter: the suspect is fac ing several felonies and we're learning tonight that this all started as a fight with a woman inside one of the units inside this highrise. i think he's sick. mind sick, like maybe inside sor receipt oh \apartment\apts are angry at the man police say intentionally set this fire that damaged thee units and caused hysteria inside the highrise saturday morning. twenty-seven year oldie might russ taylor got into a fight with the woman inside the eighth floor apartment. he assaulted her and pushed an infant inside the stroller toward the flames. the child was not hurt. in the panic neighbors say they feared for their own lives. i even cried a tiny bit at the beginning just to think that she could have gotten hurt from the smoke inhalation. neighbor diana garcia got emotional thinking about how her baby daughter could live been hurt. she wants him to be held accountable for the crimes he committed. no one in their right side of of men could endanger a little baby. they're innocent. for him to actually do that i think he needs assaulted their officers kicking

alison: and what would you do if you came fac jonathan: these images are impossible to forget. alison: seven people dead after a silver spring apartment building exploded. jonathan: that was one year ago. building saythe they have seen an improvement in the emergency responses. alison: tom roussey is live in silver spring. tom? te of war the explosion is just behind me full stop we spoke with the folks who lived in the nearby buildings at the time, who were near where the explosion happened and still live in the neighborhood. we asked what has changed in the last year. life goes on at the flower branch apartments. near our list rate, there is a fence. inside, flowers grow near the site of one of the worst disasters in montgomery county history. a natural gas explosion left seven people dead and sent others fleeing f you still think about it? >> everyday. tom: christina lives near the building when it blew up. what did you think? >> oh, my god, i started crying. paulino's sister lived in the building that exploded for stop she survived, but all of her things, her family belongin

a second camera angle shows the passenger's back fac ing the driver as if she's ready to jump off the bus which she did but not before splashing yeurn over the driver's complex ticketed event glass shield. an ambulance was eventually called to the scene and that bus driver was transported to an the tonight the metro union responding to that in part say ing metro's requirement of shields without input from the workforce or their union has only issued that the issue is of safety will continue to occur. the statement continues to read by saying, a quote, a disis gust ing act like the one on saturday can only endanger the operator, but also endanger everyone on that bus. thrief tonight at metro headquarters, marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> new tonight there is more fallout from a protest last may that turned violent outside the tour kish embassy in d.c. prosecutors say security forces loyal to the president attacked the crowd, caused a number of injuries, 19 people have now been indicted including 15 security officials. only two people are in custody. the rest are still out there. ton

. >> when we starteted the xprize back in 1996, eveverybody knew that only governmnments--in fac, only two governments could put human beings into spaceand the purpose of the xprize was to change whatat everybody knew abt that by y requiring a demonstration of pririvate spe flight twice in two weeks with the same ship. and that kicked off the whole suborbital space flight industry. >> and d launch of f the spacex falcon 9 rocket, as nasa t turns to the private sector too re-supupply the internationonal spacace statioion. >> we can do this for other things. we can do this for energy and environment. we can do this for oceans. we can do this for exploration. we can do this for health. and that's what really launched the version of xprize that t we see today. rig, that is not just about space. >> the oceans are under attack. if we wanted to destroy the oceans, if we set out to do that, i don't think could do a better job than we're doing now. is that the kind of planet we want to live on? you know, you've got pollution. you've got co2 absbsorbing into the ocean. you've got 80% ofof the pl

on the fac of it it is not a flattering portrait of shakespeare in the final years of his life.resumes that he is a hero of yours. well, the fact is, if he had not lived, i would have been out of work most of my life. i got to spend years and years and yea rs i got to spend years and years and years back in the 60s and 70s with the royal shakespeare company performing him. over that the royal shakespeare company performing him. overthat time, and i think i've done 28 of the 37 plays, and some of them more than once, you get a feeling for the writer. i have an instinct about bits that i don't think are shakespeare. it's like a chemical reaction, this isn't him. it is like act one of titus andronicus, absolutely not shakespeare. the moment actually begins an error on comes on. . . the moment actually begins an error on comes on... here we are, i know who this is! so you said it's not a flattering portrait. but it's not unflattering either, because edward is asking the question, what must it have been like for the man who had had, eventually in his career, phenomenalsuccess, includ

he was once again oddly cheerful considering the charges he fac faces. smiling and laughing as he posed for photos with his new defense team. lucy. >> thank you much, bruce. >>> fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at wilmington. >> some is not going away without a fight. another hot one out there today. mind this. >> he loves it. >> we know you were blog loving date. >> not bad. i know a lot of people don't love it. >> you'll not love it so much by the weekend. refreshing change around here but the good news s it will be dry. so really nice stretch of weather. good deal of blue sky out there. little bit of haze the camera shaking with some windy conditions in wilmington the high temperature there today made it to 90 degrees. it feels like 97 in philadelphia. and in wilmington. feels like 96 in millville. these numbers were in the 100s earlier today. with that heat and humidity. here's line of showers and thunderstorms associated with a cold front that's really going bust the heat by late tonight and into tomorrow. ahead of it that warm humid ai

>>reporter: the suspect is fac ing several felony charges, including assault, arson and child endangerment and what we're learning tonight is that this all started according to police with a fight with a woman inside one of the units here at this apartment complex. i think he's sick. mind sick i think like maybe mental. people who live inside arlington sor rent oh \apartment\apts are angry at the man say that police say intentionally set this fire and caused hysteria inside the highrise saturday morning. seventeen year old disi met russ taylor got in a fight. he he assaulted her, lit a floor mat on fire and pushed an infant inside a stroller toward the flames. the child was not hurt in the panic neighbors say they feared for their own lives. i even cried at a tiny bit at the beginning to think maybe she could have gotten hurt from diana got emotional when she thinks how her baby got hurt. no one in their right side of mind would endanger a little baby. they're innocent. they have no idea what any of this is yet and for him to actually do that i think he needs help. investigators say taylor

lbj's sitting there saying, i passed these civil rights acts, i'm building public house fac sill ts, right? we want freedom from the white power structure. this is not working. this attitude is not just coming from the african-american community right? it's also coming from students. on college campuses. like yourselves. there are organizations, students for democratic societies, founded in 1959, so they start kind of early but they really amp up in '64, '65, '66. one of the main sort of sparks for them growing is what comes to be called the free speech movement. the free speech movement. right? uc berkeley where i went to school once upon a time, they decided to outlaw political activism on campus, right? you need to fit into your box, we don't want any radicals thinking outside of that box. students don't always listen to what the dean says so protests start happening. when one of the guys, jack weinberg, sits at the core table, the congress of racial equality, advocating politic, political change, they arrest him and they put him in the back of a police car. there's a spontaneous

what's t >> this is a storm that's going to continue to develop in fac phases. first, the here and now. the last few minutes downgraded to category one storm. let's not focus on the what the strength of the storm is. it's the rain that's going to be the biggest part of the story over the next several days. it's located 30 miles southwest of victoria, texas. winds now sustained at 90 miles per hour. this is another big piece of the story. moving northwest at just 6 miles per hour. now, take a look at this picture right now before we go back to some of the situation. the rain field stretches 250 miles. it's still a strong storm. the eye, right there, just about 11 miles in diameter. hurricane force winds extend 30 miles outside of that. tropical storm force winds over 100 miles away. let's track the storm. this is as expected right now. you can see the storm meandering a little bit. this is over the next few days into the middle of next week. again, the issue here is that this storm is going nowhere f t fast. short-term our concerns were for flooding, flash floodi

republicans and democrats about behind the scenes potential bipartisan solutions on health care reform and in fac fact, mitch mcconnell said and as threat, if republicans can't vote through have are repeal, we will no choice but to work with democrats. the caller sounds like that and we maygood thing be heading in that direction. host: chris, jacksonville, north carolina, democrat. caller: thanks for taking my call. there, what mr. green is say suggest gobbly-goo, politics 101, everything is done parties, everything is done by political parties and the republican party that just of the republican party. the republican party is toxic so unlike therent areas, democratic party is consolidated. the republican party has areas and different opinions in it, they lost party. of the republican steve bannon and donald trump are not political savvy, they smart, not the great inds he wants to portray them as and -- guest: they beat everybody in your republican party, i mean, republican party is in chaos because they lost to a politicalbsolutely no experience, who is considered a joke and a punch line by in t

thousands have been caught without proper fair are and fac fines. a dozen people were cited.ceived warnings. >>> now time for a look at weather and traffic together. the forecast with kari. >> looks like a great weekend. high temperatures will be in the mid-60s. breezy winds and inland areas. we're going to see highs today reaching into the upper 80s. the eclipse on monday. >> a last look at traffic. >> bigger last night at 10:00. one lane of 680 still closed. now a disabled vehicle from the 680 over to westbound 80. that's your alternate. the rest of the bay moving very well. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be back 7:25. >> join us for "today in the bay" at 11:00. . >>> good morning. breaking oh overnight. a second deadly terror attack in sprain. a car ploying into a crowd. five suspects shot and killed by police. officials connecting it to the horrific van attack in barcelona. at least 13 people killed. more than 100 others injured. this morning, new arrests but the driver and a third rental van still unaccounted for. republican rebuke. gop senator bob corker voicing con

both fac second degree murder charge. it's been one year since a fire and explosion at the flower branch apartments in silver springs. it killed seven people , including two children. tonight dozens of people gather ed in a, pennsylvaniaing lot near the site for a vigil to remember the victims. investigators believe a gas leak in a meter room caused a blast. a lawsuit was filed on behalf of the victims last year. i allege s washington imas failed to perform routine inspections. they've been doing this to our country for a long time, for many years and it's about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country. president trump is not backing down amid growing tensions with north korea. he delivered another warning to kim young heun's government. it followed north korea's announcement that it planned to strike the waters near guam later this month. fox 's lauren blanchard reports report. >>reporter: with north korea threatening an atalk toward guam president trump said his statements may not be tough comments did

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so oatist was iotis was on fac. somebody said is that your dog coming down the street? this morning coming across the highway and he had the big bag of dog food in his mouth. >> and that was salvadore and a wonderful story with a happy ending. thanks to all of you for joining us. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> the killer storm named harvey regaining strength, ready to deal the houston area another blow, as well as the louisiana gulf coast. and now perhaps new orleans. good evening, everybody. john berman in for anderson. the water still rising in and around houston. these are live pictures you're looking at right now of rescues going on. this is where our local affiliate is, a northeast housn

this is if not the lodges, categorize as one of the largest disasters americas has ever fac face. out quick response from fema is unparalleled. we are grateful for what has happened so far, what we know, we are still early in the process. we need to maintain this. second component is the way leaders at the local level have responded. these are people, who are living off just a few hours of sleep, and they have one concern. that is for the men and women they represent in their towns and counties, and it is because of their commitment to the people they represent that coupled with the federal government's response we are doing as well as we are. >> some of your advisors has contradictory to what the mayor had said. >> the decisions about the evacuations is something behind us. we are who we are right now. we need to focus on protecting life, first, and doing all we can to rescue those who are in danger, and second to get them to evacuation centers and third, help them build a bridge to where the future will be. >> some of the biggest challenges that you've seen? speak of the biggest

both -- certainly the communications has been repeatedly be lilied by the fac.s the president maintain this, as the revelation of the russia investigation and mueller's investigation underway belie his denials? >> right. how does he maintain that? we're really seeing the state of mind of his associates here, that it was a political advantage for them to be in contact with donald trump and it doesn't take a genius to know that a lawyer who is representing a candidate should not be contacting a foreign government to seek favor in this. >> michael cohen's lawyer david swerdlick also spoke three times. he cannot claim to have no knowledge of what was being discussed. >> right. based on that reporting, he can claim that there's no knowledge. and again, we're not talking about minor figures either on the trump side of the equation or the russian side of the equation. michael cohen is a long-time lawyer and it doesn't mean that it's a quid pro quo. we're a long way from connecting dots but it suggests that the president's narrative about nothing to see here, nothing wa

not because of capacity constraints, but lack of enforcement or public accountability, and in fac capa. t, a mandate there been and governance shropshire to incorporate research. what we are seeing is this growing consensus that it needs to be part of the epidemic response and we need to find ways to bridge research and practice into the effort of epidemics. how do we do this going forward? this is really what i want to talk about about this work in progress. how do we fill this governance gap in terms of moving forward with leadership and governance around research into epidemics? it is a social construct and it is highlighted in the goals in terms of international affective institutions. the issue around health research and epidemic response is that these are really broad stakeholder networks. they have very different interest capabilities, mandates and asymmetric levels of power. we really need to have a governance model that actually recognizes and addresses these concerns. we need to learn that. one thing that the report did was highlight the broad stakwasa knot of stakeholders. a

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fac hawkins also allegedly st secure va information to his and his wife's private e-mail accounts whichg he was wrongfully terminated appealed his termination to the federal merit systems protection board which on august 2nd ordered his rehire pending the out come of the investigation. va secretary david shulkin has made it clear he's speaking out. does he not agree with this order he says he'll explore other ways to reverse the decision saying "no judge who has never run a hospital and never cared for our nation's veterans will force me to put an employee back in a position when he allowed the facility to pose potential safety risk to our veterans. protecting our veterans is my most important responsibility ". meanwhile, guys, hawkins is not necessarily back to work in his normal role here at the hospital. instead he's been put on administrative duties here at va headquarters. that's the latest here in news. >> anjali, thank you. >>> sometimes city council meetings can seem a little boring. sorry. but last night in boulder city, nevada, it was an explosive meeting and it was all caught

what ten-year-old is on fac facebook? >> there you go. i think you just answered your own question.rs wind up developing exaggerated feelings of inn adequacy and anxiety of from over use. what about snap chat, facebook and twitter? they're just as bad. researchers -- forget what i said researchers say over use of those sites give teens problems with things like body image, depression, sleep, loneliness, anxiety and fear of missing out. >> they're all bad good about social media. >> instagram is just doing the most. >> instagram is the worst. >> a lot of it -- obviously part of you're not doing anything else if you're spending open so much time looking at your phone or device. you're contestantly trying to live up the -- >> constant comparisons. >> comparisons of what people are putting out there that don't represent their own lives. >> right. >> look i had wet boring hours today and one hour that i think i can make it look exciting i'll put that out there. that becomes the norm. >> i also think when older people put out older, you know, people who do research, put out studies like t

show is honored at the comedy club the laugh fac trip as fans gathered at one of his stars on the hollywood walk of fame. born ton entertainers in 1926, lewis launched his show biz career after dropping out of high school and taking his comedy act on the road. become a starin teaming up with singer dean martin. the suave straight man to lewis's per sonna. appearing in 13 movies, the pair became a pop culture phenomenon. he talked to matt about it here on "today" in 2005. >> what was it like in the height of all of this? >> well, i was in the bank most of the time. >> making deposz sits, not withdrawals, right. >> never withdrawal. >> but their relationship eventually strained and the two men called it quits. on his own, lewis began a prolific career in front of and behind the camera writing and directing several films. his biggest hit, 1963's "the nutty professor". but lewis's passion went beyond entertainment. he's best known foros dystrophy. an achievement that earned him his only oscar in 2009, humanitarian award. for 40 years, those telethons became a star-studded event. >> i have a fri

without proper fair are and fac fines. a dozen people were cited. three more received warnings. >>> now time for a look at weather and traffic together. the forecast with kari. >> looks like a great weekend. high temperatures will be in the mid-60s. breezy winds and inland areas. we're going to see highs today reaching into the upper 80s. the eclipse on monday. >> a last look at traffic. >> bigger last night at 10:00. one lane of 680 still closed. now a disabled vehicle from the 680 over to westbound 80. that's your alternate. the rest of the bay moving very well. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be back 7:25. >> join us for "today in the bay" at 11:00. . >>> good morning. breaking oh overnight. a second deadly terror attack in sprain. a car ploying into a crowd. five suspects shot and killed by police. officials connecting it to the horrific van attack in barcelona. at least 13 people killed. more than 100 others injured. this morning, new arrests but the driver and a third rental van still unaccounted for. republican rebuke. gop senator bob cork

fac and the celebrity split no one saw coming. re today, monday, august 7th, 2017i >> from nbc news, this is "today" with lauer matt lauer a savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza.o >> morning, everybody, welcome to today. thank you so muchh j for joinin. us. we've got>> g willie in for mat. good to have you back and rested. and a lot to get continue to>> colluding escalating tension with north koreaing. >> overnight the regime issued a defiant statement denouncing those new u.n. sanctions as, ko. quote, a heinous u.s. plot and this comes as secretary of , state a rex tillerson was speakg at a security forum where he demanded north korea and its missile launch pz. we have complete coverage this morning. let's start with andreale rt good morning to you. >> good morning to. you.the at the asian pacific summit in r the philippines today a rare of display of unity, the u.s. on e china and ge as russia take a stand against north korea and its threatening missile launches. m but the rogue nation not taking it well las