fred. >> fred: i have -- >> seth: fred. >> fred: seth. >> seth: okay. >> fred: i have ties to the kremlinfred: i'm -- well, okay. we've all run this, like -- rice? you know like rice paddies -- with like the -- you know, there's like the water, and you've got to go get the rice? >> seth: yeah, uh-huh. >> fred: so -- you sound like you don't believe me. >> seth: i don't believe you. >> fred: a bunch of us -- >> seth: i will say, it's a weird start to your ties to the kremlin. >> fred: a bunch of us -- >> seth: uh-huh. >> fred: run one of those together. >> seth: who do you mean, "a bunch of us"? who's the us? >> fred: guys from the kremlin. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> fred: you know, yuri. do you know yuri? >> seth: i don't know any of them. >> fred: okay. so they live outside of moscow. and i've met them and we were just like, "hey, we should sell rice." why not? everyone loves rice. so we just started this paddy. and we go in there and we have like, it's like a strainer. >> seth: i don't want to know the process of making -- [ laughter ] >> fred: why not? >> seth: well, i'm fascinated

>> fred: yeah.f all your different homes so you're never away from one? >> fred: yes. >> seth: yeah, that makes sense. >> fred: overseas. >> seth: overseas, right. one in the safe deposit box. go >> fred: of course, yes. >> seth: fred, you've accomplished so much. this show, "portlandia," movies. and i'm so impressed with the things you've accomplished. and yet i worry sometimes that you make up stories to get even more attention. [ laughter ] and -- and it's fine. you can admit to me if i'm right, because i would love you all the same. you're one of my oldest friends. >> fred: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> seth: but like, for example, i sometimes feel like when i hear people talking about things, i hear you jump in, in a way, to sort of drag the attention over to you. for example, we were talking backstage about how donald trump had started calling kim jong-un "rocket man." and you just jumped in and said, "oh, that's my nickname, my nickname's rocket man." >> fred: it is. >> seth: i don't believe that.

[ laughter ] >> fred: fairly.i. >> seth: how many times bigger than a regular-sized taxi? >> fred: i want to say twice as big. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] and it fits on the sidewalk? >> fred: yeah -- ish. [ light laughter ] it basically fits on the sidewalk. >> seth: okay, if i'm walking on the sidewalk and one of your plastic taxis comes up, am i happy or sad? >> fred: you want to move out of the way. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> fred: so you can just get uptown, down -- you want to go east side, west side -- >> seth: i know the directions, yeah. >> fred: okay. [ light laughter ] central park, you know, greenwich village -- >> seth: okay, we don't have to keep doing places in new york. >> fred: okay. >> seth: what is it called, this service? >> fred: it's called the ambulance factory. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's a terrible name. give it up for fred armisen, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] moving on, republican california congressman dana rohrabacher has been staunchly defending the russian gove

ana. >> thank you so much, fred. we'll continue to monitor these live pictures with the president as he meets with victims of superstorm, hurricane then tropical storm harvey of course. and he is there you can see helping with some of the first aid and first responders. we saw him earlier meeting with people in shelters, giving kisses and hugs to some of those who have been affected, who've had to evacuate, who've lost everything. let's listen in just a little bit and see if we can hear. >> you

>> yeah, good morning, fred. so i think the volatility and the me cure yal statements by both president trump and kim jong-un really have the effect of rattling allies and adversaries more so than they actually have of changing the dynamic between the two world leaders and between the two countries. look, president trump, when he goes with this whole rocket man jag that he's been on for the last couple of days or week or two, it's like he's trying to little marco kim jong-un. the problem is this is not about insults. this is about interests. we have an interest in preventing north korea from getting nuclear weapons. they have an interest for whatever reasons, even reasons that we oppose, but they have reasons why they want nuclear weapons. and the objective for president trump is to put pressure on kim jong-un whether it's via china or russia or other countries or direct negotiation, whatever he chooses, to reach some kind of either agreement or not an agreement. but the back and forth at this point is not really

fred: exactly. tech companies will be disrupted as much if not even more than big banks. considering those of the most valuable companies in the world maybe that's what is worth , paying attention to. emily: how so, what does that look like? fred: it means breaking the data monopolies that they have. facebook has a big database of all of our social interactions and information. what if you did not need a central third party to mediate our interactions? what if a neutral blockchain handled that? further, you could imagine that if you didn't like the development direction, you could fork it. we have seen a fork in bitcoin. you could try many different ideas or directions. as a result, you might imagine innovation could happen faster on potentially more freedom. certainly, not some other party owning all my data. emily: fred ehrsam there. cofounder of coinbase. coming up, apple has set a date to unveil the latest iphone with massive changes on the horizon for the device. we check out what that means fo

quÉ te parece si invitamos a fred? paty: fred mariscal, ven con nosotros. puerto rico y en miami. tambiÉn estamos apoyando el carril o terremoto que sucediÓ en mÉxico. omar: yo tengo entendido que cuando la gente llamapuede elegir a quÉ fondo ir al donativo. fred: si ustedes quieren donar para mÉxico, va para eso, si ustedes quieren que vaya para harvey en houston, eso lo pueden indicar cuando vayan a hacer su donaciÓn. paty: cÓmo se van a utilizar los fondos? fred: tenemos casi 1 millÓn de personas en los albergues,ese dinero se irÁ para sustentar sus necesidades bÁsicas, le damos tres alimentos al dÍa, apoyo psicolÓgico, tambiÉn le damos hospedaje a los voluntarios y para el sustento de las personas. paty: te vamos a pedir que te quedes con nosotros, ahora nos vamos a miami. presentadora: un abrazo para todos allÁ, gracias, porque siempre estÁn con todos y con nosotros. todo empezÓ en houston con nuestra gente que atravesÓ la peor Época con el huracÁn harvey, gente perdiÓ la vida, muchos dieron su vida por salvar a otros, aquÍ estÁ adriana. presentador: y

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fred: without question.n actions,d these whether it is dots , whether joes -- whether it is daca, arpaio, these are the issues that appeal to the base voters donald trump. he is not looking at all to expand that base. he is simply looking to keep feeding red meat to that base. manus: back to how we move things forward with north korea, there will be this discussion later on today. trump will speak with presiden xi, there are a number of ways to course china to get on board and help quell the situation. if trump goes after the flow of money.follow the there is a possibility he could go after chinese banks, slapping sanctions on chinese banks. gunfight of the koran which could be a systemic event for the world. do you agree with that? if you follow the money and the banks, this is the sub belly of risk. piers: the role of the -- fred: the rule of diplomacy is to do things privately and quietly. no country is going to want to be seen as bowing or kowtowing to the united states, so the more public bluster ma

fred harris: it's still true.e'd say one white, one black and hispanic today and other minorities, separate and unequal. and it's grown that way again. >> coming up next -- a panel of detroit journalists -- >> if detroi detroit can do it, it can happen anywhere. >> are there reasons to be optimistic? soledad: the kerner commission report was leaked before president johnson ever got a chance to see it. he rejected all its recommendations. that provides a backdrop to where detroit now stands. today, while detroit's downtown described as in a renaissance, nearly 40% of the city's residents live in poverty. the median income for city residents is about 26-thousand less than half of the national dollars, average. there is some good news. jobs in the city's auto industr are up 31% since 2010. we asked four journalists, all residents of detroit, to share their perspectives on the motor city today. chastity pratt dawsey, urban affairs reporter for bridge magazine. she covers politics and education. keith owens, senior edi

fred? >> oh, my goodness. so you know, i actually happen to speak with a family member who is a nurse. and is there in sugarland. and she says already they've been seeing people and treating people who did have cuts, who were in the nasty water. tetanus is among the things that are of great concern. but then having the right amount of medicine. have you heard anything from officials there in the houston area about whether they can handle what could potentially be a deluge of people injured or suffering from those contaminants? >> you know, i think so far they've, you know it sounds like they've been able to handle it. and i think they're probably wouldn't be a dilution of people who have suffered from being in this water. it would probably be more gradual than that. because this is the situation. if a healthy person gets in this water, and injests some of it by accident, they might get diarrhea. but it would be self-contained. they so to speak. they would get over it. they probably wouldn't

fred? >> all right, brynn gingras, thank you so much. >>> i want to bring in now cnn senior international correspondent ivan watson. ivan, you have been out in the neighborhoods of puerto rico, and what are you seeing as you talk to people and in general what has been the response to federal response, the new sentiments of the president of the united states this morning? all right, we're going to have to try and reconnect with our ivan watson. none of us can hear him right now. thanks so much, we'll get back with you, ivan, and work out the audio problem. >>> in the meantime, the president is at one of his golf courses in new jersey. he is spending his weekend there, and at the same time tweeting these sentiments about puerto rico from the comfortable confines of his golf course. ryan nobles is live in branchburg, near that golf club, and so, ryan, the president is scheduled to visit puerto rico on tuesday. he now says that the first lady melania will accompany him, but with his tweets this

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fred harris: it's still true.e'd say one white, one black and hispanic today and other minorities, separate and unequal. and it's grown that way again. >> coming up next -- a panel of detroit journalists -- >> if detroi detroit can do it, it can happen anywhere. >> are there reasons to be optimistic? people love my breakfast burritos. and my french fries. wait! what if i put them together?! a burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, creamy guacamole, bacon and crispy french fries. i'll call it the california breakfast burrito! boom. someone got that, right? scrambled eggs. guacamole. bacon. french fries. you'll call it the california breakfast burrito. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing my new california breakfast burrito. only at jack in the box. soledad: the kerner commission report was leaked before president johnson ever got a chance to see it. he rejected all its recommendations. that provides a backdrop to where detroit now stands. today, while detroit's downtown described as in a renaissance,

>> reporter: hi, fred. this is a chance for the president to spell out what will be his administration's approach to the global community. we've heard part of his national security team talk about how he plans to promote peace and prosperity and also focus on sovereignty. let's hear more from national security adviser h.r. mcmaster, who gave a bit of a preview of what we could hear from the president on tuesday, speaking this morning on fox. watch. >> well he thinks the speech is a tremendous opportunity obviously to reach so many world leaders at the same time, and to emphasize three themes. first is to protect the american people. the second is to promote american prosperity, and the third is really to help promote accountability and sovereignty. >> so there you heard that preview from general mcmaster. we also heard from u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley who spoke to reporters on friday a little bit about this speech. she's read it and in the speech the president will hug the right people and slap

joining us this week, fred armisen is back, everybody. give it up for fred! so happy to see you. i saw you this weekend, we sat right next to each other, a row apart, at the emmys? >> yeah, that was fun. >> seth: congratulations on your "portlandia" nomination. >> thank you. and congratulations to you. >> seth: thank you. and this would be when i congratulated each other on winning, but that didn't happen. [ light laughter ] >> well, we don't know yet. >> seth: yeah, we don't know yet. you're right. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: there's going to be a recount. um -- [ laughter ] fred, i'm so impressed. you do so many things. you're always so busy. not just "portlandia." this show, a million other products -- projects i should say. and now you're in "the lego ninjago movie." you're a voice in the "lego." and this is your character right here. i'm going to put him down. that's really -- [ laughter ] very fitting. very well done. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> that's cole. >> seth: that's cole. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: that's your character cole. that's great. and i

fred allen died in 1956 and the feud died with him. jack benny, born the same year as allen, survived until 1974, becoming a beloved show-business institution. fred allen, by comparison, is largely forgotten today and when he's remembered, it's usually for his rivalry with benny. by that measure, at least, in "the battle of the century," it's jack benny for the win. it was the slap the media couldn't get enough of. when we return, we're going back in time to relive when zsa zsa gabor found herself behind bars. you're watching "through the decades." you're watching "through the decades." sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: netflix mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: netflix mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: netflix mnemonic t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. now we turn back to 2008 when cbs's steve hartman

>> reporter: hi, fred. well, he's headed to another location that we'll be able to tell you about when he gets there. the reason for that of course is security. but you mentioned the pictures we just saw. the last ones we saw were of him and first lady melania trump handing out food. according to the pool it was a meal of hot dogs and chips and the like to the folks there in nrg center. and, you're right, there was a lot of smiles on the faces of the people there being able to interact directly with the president. and, fred, this is the kind of trip the white house wanted for the president. but they said they could not do that on tuesday when he first came soon after the storm -- well in many ways it was still raining, there was certainly still flooding. but soon after the storm's impact on tuesday the president and the white house said they didn't want to take away emergency resources that could go to search and rescue efforts to support the president's visit. and so on tuesday we saw him meeting with stat

fred pleitgen live in moscow thanks fred. >> let's get a check on "cnn moneystream."l stocks higher after wlgz ended august and a high in and out. the dow and sen p. let mitt a record my moving treasury secretary steven mnuchin promised a detail tax plan by the end of september. gas futures hit a two year high over fierce of harvey driveren fuel shortage up 28% since friday. the august jobs report comes out today and economists expect hiring to cool off a bit. expect between 180 and 190,000 jobs added last month. the solid number. but down from july. meanwhile, the jobless rate should stay at a 16-year low. close to what experts called full employment. don't worry about harvey just yet. right now the storm is keep in mind houston is this country's fourth largest country. larger than the gdp of the country of iran. it will have some impacts. >> it certainly will. >>> "early start" continues right now with the latest on the rescue and recovery effort in houston. >>> a variety of new challenges emerging in the wake of harvey. hospitals being evacuated, complaints of pric

fred, let's talk about this. a moment ago we just heard the co-leader of the alternative for germany party pointing out the refugee policy, saying that it was wrong. the question for people who vote in order particular party, was this a protest vote or is there indeed a surge that is fuelling this right-wing party? >> yeah, george, i think one of the interesting things as some of the party leaders said, on the other hand, they believe it was their own program that propelled them to the very big election result they got. but at the same time they also felt it was the weakness of overs. so certainly it seems to be quite a realistic view. i want to give the question you asked me ou on to here from the school of governance, which is a very important school here in berlin. and what do you think? looking at this right now, they are afd, the third strongest force in german government. can we still call this a protest vote or is this a realignment? >> i'd say it's both. it's a protest vote, but it's also a vote for the p

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fred at a polling station. fred, what is the feeling, the mood as people make their decision?reporter: hi there, george. i would say the mood at this point in time is ghood. there is a decent amount of people showing up. i want to show you how all this works. as you notice, we are inside a polling station. germany has one of the most complicated election systems in the world. you can see here, you don't have one vote here in this election, you have two votes. one is for the direct candidate from whichever constituency you're in, and the other is for the party. this is the cdu, the party of angela merkel, the party of martin schultz the main contender, and the party, george, you were talking about that so many people are talking about is this one. it's called the afd known as the alternative for germany, which does have a lot of far-right positions and there are some who believe they could actually become the third strongest force in german parliament. i want to show you around here. there are folks lining un. all of this by the way, paper ballots in germany, they haven't gone

. >> reporter: fred? >> maybe you can ask the officer, i have a family member i spoke to and they didn't know about the water distribution site, nor do they have the means to drive to a location like that? can you ask her if there will be other locations or deliveries? what do you do for people unable to drive to that location if they are in desperate need of fresh water? >> reporter: officer, we have one more question for you. what about people that can't get to the site? are there plans for delivery? >> right now, top priority was just getting this open. there are people that can't get to the facility. again, the main priority is to get something going to get citizens water. we are working on that. again, we are going to publish a press release if more resources come in. we are hoping to open up more locations. but, again, we are trying to get this one up and running and we'll assess from there and try to help people out. >> reporter: the beaumont police facebook page a great resource for people to look

fred ramsey. he looked happy there, fred. iwas young. ididn't fred ramsey. the players were a period of development which they we re a period of development which they were having nothing at all to say about. they weren't even allowed to comment on whether they should start at two o'clock in the afternoon on a sunday. even the church had more say than the players! they were almost like servants of the game. yes, total serva nts. like servants of the game. yes, total servants. australian players would not recognise that term, servants. they confronted their governing body this year over contacts, even threatening the ashes. meanwhile tamara mills, he gets £1 million contract in the ipl. players are powerful and ramsay in general approves. why not's you are a professional, and you have your bat or your ball as your tool. take it wherever you can get the income. in the 19605 fred ram5ay wa5 left—arm fa5t bowler measuring 93 mph. all these 2020 franchi5e5 would pay an meant to have you. yes, possibly. but you could bring a lot of the people from my era into this

fedex ceo fred smith we have a lot to talk about including taxes, sfrux ainfraste and trade. republican leadership unveiling details of their tax plan. ylan mui and eamon javers join us ylan >> the corporate rate would go down to 20%. flaus b pass through businesses a 25% rate the cost of borrowing money would be partially limited under this framework they don't specify how they would do that businesses would lose the deduction for domestic production on the flip side, businesses would get the ability to fully expense capital investments for at least five years. they would get a lower rate on repatriated earnings on the individual side, the tax rates would go down to flthree, 12, 25, and 35, though there is a potential for lawmakers to add a fourth top rate. this is orchestrated to show there's unity between the white house and republican leadership. that's the so-called big six they've been hashing out this deal over the past several months senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has had a somewhat rocky relationship with president trump in the past. today he put out a statem

fred? >> this is a very different visit than the one earlier in the week in texas. this is much more hands on. a lot more personal. >> reporter: absolutely. what's e sprinteresting is ther point of comparison. some felt the president didn't snow shohozan a l show a lot of empathy, didn't talk tact human toll in his trip on tuesday. just a couple days ago we saw a very different visit from vice president mike pence who seemed to fulfill that role of comforter pretty handily. he prayed with his wife, texas governor greg abbott at a church in rockport. we saw him clearing debris and hugging people. we'll see if we see some of that from the president. >> athena jones, than you so much. the president and first lady will be meeting with hurricane victims and later on this hour we'll be able to show perhaps some of those images at the hurricane relief center in houston. as tens of thousands of people return to their homes to assess the damage, houston's mayor says his city is open for business. we saw that he is on the agenda to have a little more time with the president w

and tensions at an all-time high with north korea, fred.ns to be answered. >> all right. boris sanchez at the white house, thanks so much. let's talk about this now with a former nfl player, eric matthews, former wide receiver for the green bay packers, good to see you. what's your interpretation of the show of unity or solidarity at the nfl games and the president's interpretation of what he saw, and his viewpoint? >> i look at it as a hit to the nfl players. you have a president who directly calls you out, bad names and things. >> you're talking about history night message in alabama. >> and the brotherhood, when we come together, we come together. that's what you're seeing today, the players coming together, showing what you're talking about doesn't matter and what trump was talking about, it doesn't have anything to do with that. these are football players but at the end of the day they're american citizens first. >> does this show of unity and solidarity in your view a statement toward the president and his messaging or is it a stateme

i do want to point out the timing of this, fred is certainly unusual. as you recall, colin kaepernick started kneeling during the national anthem in august of last year, so it's curious why the president would bring in controversy up now especially in light of so much already on his plate. tensions at an all-time high with north korea, and a health care plan thvote that's on the f collapse. and the tax plan rollout coming next week. the director of legislative affairs, mark short who also defended the president. listen to what they had to say. >> the owners should meet and they should decide on this rule the way they decide on any other rule. again, for as long as i remember people have stood in honor of the country, this isn't about politics. if people want to talk politics off the field when they're not working for the informal, they have the right to do that. >> i these that the plirs -- the president believes it is his role to improve race relations. >> certainly a lot of nba and nfl players don't feel that the president is improving race relations

fred is holding the plaque. and laurie simmons on the right, she and her husband were instrumental in putting the nomination together. it is very difficult, you have to have all of your data, you have a lot of people critiquing your information, but it is great because it makes you get good data. so this national historic landmark, you can actually look at a online if you go to a website and search. there.ve it is on becauseally important there are only so many national landmarks in the u.s., so for the valley to have this hispano homestead site be listed as a national historic landmark is really fantastic. and i think that everybody here should be proud that that is part of the history of the valley. and it is being recognized as something important. one of the things i think as an archaeologist my job should be, and i tried to do this, is held educate the public -- help educate the public credit i do talks like this one -- public. i do talks like this one. and i talk a lot about this particular site, because i

fred would do anything for his daughter. "get in, fred!" even if it means being the back half of a unicorn. fear not fred, the front half washed his shirt with gain. and that smell, puts the giddy in "giddy-up"! ah...the irresistible scent of gain flings! laundry detergent. you can't help but smell happy. >>> welcome back. facebook says it will cooperate with congress in the investigation of the russia allegations. they spoke revealed it sold more than 3000 ads to russian linked accounts during the 2016 presidential campaign. facebook ceo says facebook will share the ads with the house and senate intelligence committee. that is expected to take place in a matter of days. copies of the ads and information was already given to robert mueller, facebook also said it will begin informing visitors about the source of political ads on the facebook platform. >>> more protests in downtown st. louis over last week's acquittal of the y police officer was fatally shot an african-american man. last night hundreds of demonstrators chanted white silence a

fred goodwin's pension was the best example.g £650,000 a year better off as a result of this because it's not going to happen. well, he did give some back, but kept hundreds of thousands a year — and a few million quid on top. it was explained that by the rules that have made commercial britain in the city the success that it was, you couldn't take away the whole of fred goodwin's pension once it had been promised to him. now tell that to the workers in britain who were witnessing a bonfire of their own final salary pension schemes at about the same time. aah, that was different, it was explained. those were informal promises that were broken. you are allowed to break those. sir fred, though, had formal contractual undertakings. i think to the public, stripping sir fred of his knighthood, rather than taking away his pension, didn't quite seem the same... it became impossible for the public not to spot a pattern. especially when the mps expenses scandal came along. who claimed for the fitting of two tiled cartons... cartoons? 0oh

>> thank you, fred.ing celebrated for their calm and their restraint, we should acknowledge the huge gesture of restraint on the part of a population that has, once again, been deeply disappointed and let down by the criminal justice system. the justice system continues to render verdicts that are shot through with bias and limited understanding of the particular problems that black people and others confront. here you've got a policeman on tape saying they're going to kill this m.f. tonight. brings his own ak-47 to the scene. shoots the man within a few seconds, claiming he was fearful of his life. replaying the same stereotypical tape that many policemen evoke in the face of their obvious guilt. and then searching through his bag. not looking, it seems, for medical equipment to help mr. smith, but for a throwdown, a gun, to put into place. because when the gun was retrieved, it only had the dna of mr. stockley. this is repeating a pattern that is mind numbingly repetitious to suggest that black people

there in the front row, the instigator, fred ramsey. he looked happy there, fred. i was young.g at all to say about. they weren't even allowed to comment on whether they should start at two o'clock in the afternoon on a sunday. even the church had more say than the players! they were almost like servants of the game. yes, total servants. australian players would not recognise that term, servants. they confronted their governing body this year over contacts, even threatening the ashes. meanwhile english bowler tamara mills, he gets £1 million contract in the ipl. players are powerful and ramsay in general approves. why not? you are a professional, and you have your bat or your ball as your tool. take it wherever you can get the income. in the 19605 fred ramsay was left—arm fast bowler measuring 93 mph. all these t20 franchises would pay a mint to have you. yes, possibly. but you could bring a lot of the people from my era into this era and say that. 50 years ago fred ramsay decided cricketers should be paid and treated better, and the history he keeps is the foundation of every

fred would do anything for "get in, fred!" even if it means being the back half of a unicorn.not fred, the front half washed his shirt with gain. and that smell, puts the giddy in "giddy-up"! ah...the irresistible scent of gain flings! laundry detergent. you can't help but smell happy. >>> some breaking news out of london this morning. british police say that are responding to an incident at a subway station after reports of an explosion. several passengers reportedly sustained facial burns. it happened at the par son greens station in west london. >>> the woman who donated her kidney to selena gomez is speaking out and president trump and his remarks. "the new york times" says president trump doubled down on his claim that both sides shared last month's blame in charlottesville. he told reporters yesterday there were some, quote, bad dudes. his position on the violent protest has evolved several times. >>> "the dallas morning news" reports a statue of robert e. lee was quietly removed from a city park. it was removed last night. it's being held at an undisclosed location as t

in the 1960s, fred rumsey was a left—arm fast bowler measured at 93 miles an hour.have you. yes, possibly. but you could bring a lot of the people from my era into this era and say that. 50 yea rs era into this era and say that. 50 years ago fred rumsey decided cricketers should be paid and treated better, and the history he keeps is the foundation of every modern career. joe wilson, bbc news, worcestershire. yes, how the sport has changed. that is all for now, back to you. thanks very much. that's it for now — the next news on bbc one is at 6:10pm. have a good afternoon. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. president trump is going to visit texas later again today to assess the flood damage caused by storm harvey. he will fly to houston accompanied by the first lady where he will meet survivors and volu nteers he will meet survivors and volunteers involved in the relief effort. 0ur north america correspondent has been out with the emergency services to assess the damage. the sheriffs of houston are still working 12—hour shifts, even though the floodwaters t

fred would do anything for "get in, fred!" even if it means being the back half of a unicorn.ear not fred, the front half washed his shirt with gain. and that smell, puts the giddy in "giddy-up"! ah...the irresistible scent of gain flings! laundry detergent. you can't help but smell happy. (overlapping voices) i feel sad. totally overwhelmed. who do i talk to? if someone you know is struggling with depression or anxiety, don't assume someone else will reach out. let them know you care by starting a conversation. you might just save a life. hi, i'm congressman bob goodlatte. anxiety and depression can be successfully treated, but those suffering, often don't ask for help. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ like animals, like animals >>> two zoos at opposite ends of the country joined forces to bring two tigers together. the national zoo in washington, d.c. and the san diego zoo partnered to help a 9-month-old cold. they flew the cub to san diego and

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fred? >> then one has to wonders will one of those phone kaufls -- phone calls involve calling the mayor who he has singled out in his tweets? you'll have to keep us post if you hear of the list of leaders that the president will be talking to today. >>> all right, the people who care the least about presidential tweeting and name-calling today are the people of puerto rico, americans struggling to survive in these hellish conditions left by the hurricanes. what they want instead is their needs to be met. the desperation for food and fuel and water is great, so is the demand for medicine. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is hearing directly from the doctors on the ground that this is one of the biggest impediments to treating people. they are pleading for assistance. >>> we're tied up here because we don't have i.v. antibiotics to give the patients, and we have no place to get them. >> reporter: i kept thinking to myself how difficult could this be. if the lifesaving supplie