without unseating corey gardner. that doesn't even include the election in alabama, you'll recall, a democrat won two years ago. democrats are defending that seat. it could get even more daunting. colorado is, cory gardner is one of two senators running for re-election in states that hillary clinton carried over donald trump. it is essential to their strategy. john hickenlooper has an established brand. he won two elections in colorado. statewide in very difficult democratic years, in 2010 and 2014. clearly, senate democrats believe that he's better equipped to take on cory gardner than the large field of candidates they have in the ring. >> so back in 2016, hillary won, hillary clinton won colorado by about 3 percentage points. another state she won by the same margin. maine is where republican senator susan collins is up for re-election. how is that race looking? >> susan collins has been in the senate. cory gardner -- democrats believe she may have forfeited the good will she had from democratic voters in maine by

. >> i have two more segments with mick gardner coming on about the ministry in the community and we do some of that also. so tell us what ministers do and how much leeway do you have in terms of churches giving you that, particularly your church? >> yes. the four or five numbers down on my job description, it's an expectation and hope that i will be a minister to the community. that takes many forms for me. i always say that one of the things that i'm proud of and most committed to is and involvement through what is now faith in action east bay, formerly oc oh. our work in the cease-fire program, violence prevention strategies that involve research and police and the community. it involves identifying young men who are vulnerable or most likely to participate and accent violence and invest in their lives and say there is another way in the filled you, forgive us, but please take a step to us and we will take a step to you. and that is over the last 7 years that the program has been involved, chose a significant decrease in the number of homicides and shootings in oakland. >> i was t

he will be targeting that vulnerable republican incumbent, cory gardner. what you are seeing is part of the launch video for that senate campaign today. because cory gardner is seen as so beatable in the senate race next year and because colorado is shading to the bluer and bluer side of purple all the time now, john hickenlooper is a highly anticipated contender for the democratic nomination in that race. he is going to jump into a primary where there's a crowded field and a well-funded field of democrats. for example, his own wife is a maxed out donor to one of the other senate candidates who is in that race besides her husband. he is in as of today. he is popular in colorado as a theoretical senate candidate. there was polling that showed him way, way, way out ahead of every other democrat in that field, like 50 plus points ahead of any other democrat. now that he is an actual candidate and not just an idea, that fight might get a bit closer. we shall see. i think politico.com won for the best headline on the story of hickenlooper jumping. meaning, he w

this is cory gardner, susan collins, republican senator up for re-election in these states.ly two senate republicans who are going to be up in 2020 and who represent states that voted for hillary clinton. colorado and maine were clinton states in 2016. these are states that already didn't like donald trump so from a democratic standpoint that is the closest thing when you look at these maps, low hanging fruit is the wrong term because these are going to be dog fights for democrats to win these. but they look on paper at maine and colorado and they say these are already states that didn't like donald trump and maybe in 2020 that presents one of the ripest opportunities, so to get somebody like hickenlooper into that race in colorado in a state where democrats already identified a potential, that is why democrats have been pushing. i think behind the scenes certainly have been encouraging hicken loop soer he strongly to make this move. >> so interesting. but you buried the lead. it's your birthday. big birthday. >> it is. >> we won't say what. 29 once again. happy birthday. >>

al fin ha llegado la decisiÓn de un juez sobre el caso de la muerte de gardner un afroamericano que fue asfixia, el juez dice que el agente no estÁ en condiciones de servir a la comunidad. javier vega tiene los detalles desde nueva york, adelante javier. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, te saludo desde la sede de la policÍa de nueva york, donde hace un momento un juez administrativo recomendÓ el despido del oficial daniel pantaleo acusado de la muerte de gardner en uno de los casos mÁs emblemÁticos del movimiento las vidas negras importan. recordemos que esto data del 2014 cuando este oficial respondiÓ a una llamada en staten island donde este hombre se registrÓ al arresto por lo que el oficial presidio a someterse con una llave que ha sido catalogada como prohibida y todo quedÓ registrado en un video viral donde se escucha a gardner decir que no puede respirar. ahora con esta recomendaciÓn del juez, el comisionado de policÍa o'neill podrÁ decidir terminar con la carrera de este policÍa, pero tambiÉn la policÍa de nueva york tenÍa preparados otros planes en caso que la recomendaciÓn fuera en otr

the officer did the right thing and was not intending to kill or injure gardner at that gardner was resisting arrest is which which he was failed to provide his identification and so it just took a long time for the federal authorities to rule that they were not going to bring charges local authorities as well so it ultimately fell to this internal investigation that's why it took so long ok thank you for the update gabriel elizondo in new york. now several people hoping to be the next u.s. president will be in iowa where in the next few days they'll be at a forum focusing on native american issues most of them are democrats but there is one of the speakers mark charles who is running as an independent and fisher has met him a native american aiming to change the face of u.s. politics mark charles hopes in 17 months he would be walking in his dining room but from the oval office in the white house he's running for president and believes america is ready to elect a native american i am running this campaign not as a protest but because of the total chain emotional a citizen of the navajo natio

the author is mark lee gardner. doug gardner, how did teddy roosevelt get there in 1898? >> it was a lot of theater roosevelt said i put myself in the way of things happening and they happened. he tried his best to form a military regimen and get his troops to cuba and it was his force of will to get him to that spot where he created the iconic moment in 1888. >> he was not a regular army. >> he was not. >> did he operate independently? >> yes, he certainly had an independent spirit in his own way of doing things but didn't have a commanding officer interest part of the core, they did have their marching orders as to what their role would be but he took on additional roles and a lot of credit for that, to roosevelt. >> where is that phil? >> it's in cuba just outside of the east side. >> why was it significant? >> one of the spanish fleet was held up in the harbor and the u.s. navy wanted to force that fleet out of there and destroy it, make combat and they thought the best way to do that was to send a plan forced. once he was taken, the fleet would be honorable. it was d

a new poll shows john hickenlooper leading cory gardner 53% to 40%.democrats pick up colorado, they will only need two more wins to take control of the united states senate and knock mitch mcconnell out of the majority leader's job. charlie cook of the cook political report is out with new analysis this week on the upcoming presidential election and it all boils down to this. a lot can and will happen over the next 15 months, and things can certainly change. but at this point this looks to be an uphill climb for the president's re-election. charlie cook has the numbers that explain how steep that climb is and charlie cook will join us next. we trust usaa more than any other company out there. they give us excellent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and

cory gardner is one of the most talented politicians of our generation. in, ikenlooper being don't think it changes the dynamic and may make it more competitive for us to keep this in the r column. susan: you have other competitive races. one is maine, susan collins in office since 1997, republican who has presented herself as bipartisan from working across the aisle, but now there is a real effort by the democrats. they think they can pick up maine finally. how do you feel your chances are folding onto that seed? steven: to me, susan collins reminds me of joe mansion. she represents the state that has shifted in terms of its partisan moorings. she is deeply well-known in that state. it is a small state like west virginia. it is a state sensitive to the importance of the roles of federal government, that relies on federal leadership to make sure it's interests are protected. those kinds of officeholders are difficult to defeat. we had this experience in the last election cycle. 5000 gross ratings points trying to tarnish a candidates reputation and it bou

but, at the time the army was working on a transfer to send black wac to gardner hospital in chicago. just outside of high park. and -- many civilians did not want that to happen pray but others said we are okay with that. we welcome them. what happened, the military after seeing how disastrous this worked out, by swapping detachment into the criminal lap they did not want them. that the same thing could happen again. there are many memorandums going back and forth, discussing in detail, that the next attachment that was going to gardner hospital would have a number of different skill levels, many different ranks, that their commander would be well aware and know what is going on and "after words" there were high-level visits to gardner hospital and the women who served in that unit "after words" said they felt the important and they helped the military. it was very good for morale. >> if you fast-forward to today, i keep hearing the conditions to women don't sound all that much better, of course are isolated cases of people getting promoted and getting through the grass under glass c

but if you're cory gardner, you're a republican, up in colorado, you got the suburbs to worry about.ou might be thinking maybe we should do something about background checks. he's got a rural part of that state, he has to be careful. and others saying, there's some laws in place. you're looking to the president. what should we do? is he going to ask us or push us to do something? again, let's check in the last few days and if you're looking for an answer, you're confused. >> i'm looking to do background checks, i think background checks are important. >> people don't realize, we have very strong background checks right now. >> i have to tell you, it is a mental problem, i've said it a hundred times, it's not the gun that pulls the trigger, it's the person that pulls the trigger. >> i have an appetite for background checks. we're going to be doing background checks. >> number one, that's the same guy in the span of 72 hours. imagine if you're susan collins, you have to hide. unless you're willing to stake your question and not change no matter what if you're not sure yourself and say

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the time the army was also working on a transfer to send black wacs a contingent of black wacs to gardnerhospital in chicago, just outside of hyde park. and there was a lot of -- many civilians around there did not want that to happen but others said we're okay with it, we welcome them. what happened is the military, after seeing house disastrous that's work but by just flopping a detachment on to this colonel's lap that didn't want them, that the same thing could happen again so there are many memorandums going back and forth, discussing in detail that the next detachment that was going to gardner hospital would have a number of different skill levels, many different ranks, that their commander would be aware ask there were high level visits to gardner hospital and the women who served in that unit afterwards said they really felt important, they got a lot of out it and helped the military so really good for morale. >> thank you. if you fast forward to today, i keep hearing the conditions for women don't sound all that much better. of course there is isolated case of people being promote

republican senator cory gardner of colorado points out 99% of the land that blm manages is west of the mississippi. >> they will make better management decisions when they live and work in the communities they affect the most. >> critics accuse the administration of conducting a brain drain. >> the folks who are in d.c. doing these jobs for the bureau of land management, they are the ones who know these laws. >> a number of employees from both agencies are reportedly quitting or threatening to leave, agriculture secretary sonny perdue testified he was surprised by the pushback. >> this is an economic development project, six or 700 federal jobs are pretty good for economic development. >> a foundation of retired workers sent a letter to chairs of the senate committee on energy and natural resources asking it to investigate arguing staffers should remain in d.c. for federal agency and oversight functions. >> the only reason to do this in that way is because you want those folks to quit. >> each agency said it plans to keep core staff in the beltway with moves in september and late next

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the author is mark lee gardner. how did teddy roosevelt get to san juan hill in 1898. >> it was a lot of hard trying theater roosevelt said i put the weight he tried his best to form a regiment. it was just the force of will to get him to that spot where he created the iconic moment in 1898. >> he was not regular army he was volunteer. >> did he operate independently? >> yes to the chagrin of commanding officers he certainly have an independent spirit in his own way of doing things and he did have a commanding officer and he was part of the fifth corps. they did have their marching orders as to what their role was going to be. he took on additional roles and that charge at san juan hill a lot of the credit for that does go to colonel roosevelt. >> where is san juan hell. just on the east of santiago. and why was a militarily significant. the reason for his significance was one of the spanish fleet that was holed up in the harbor in santiago. the movie wanted to force thoughtfully out of the they thought the best way

in fact, there were high-level visits to gardner hospital. and the women who serve in that unit afterwards said they really felt that they got a lot out of it and they help the military so it was really good for morale. >> thank you. if you fast-forward to today, you know, i keep hearing that conditions for women don't sell all that much better. of course there are isolated cases of people being promoted and getting to the glass ceiling, but i'm just curious if you have any research or comments? >> all, , do i have comments. [laughing] the reason i wrote this book and i pursued making sure it was published is because of that very reason. i was in the military myself, in the 1970s, and i didn't see much difference between the way that women were treated. for six months i was a wac. i'm very proud of that. even though at the time i did know i was out of wac. only learned it when i was doing my research. but i just thought it was so great, the military, everybody -- i wasn't so happy have not a treated, i didn't see that part. it's only when i w

cory gardner is one of the most talented politicians on our generation and i think he is going to turnn a good race. hickenlooper being in, i don't think changes the dynamic and quite possibly makes it more competitive for us to make sure we keep this in the r column. host: you've got a couple other competitive races, one that everyone has been talking about is maine. susan collins has been in office since 1997, a republican who has managed to present herself as bipartisan. now, there is a real effort by the democrats, they think they can pick up maine finally. what to you think of the race, had you feel like your chances are of holding onto that seat? >> susan collins reminds me in some ways of joe manchin. she represent a state that has shifted in terms of the partisan moorings. she is very deeply well known in that state, a small state like west virginia and a state sensitive to the importance of the role of the federal government that relies on federal leadership to make sure that its interests are protected and that it gets the support it needs. with those kinds of officeholders,

the doj got it wrong on the gardner family deserves justice.ner was a father, a brother and his son and he should be here with us today. adding that he hopes no family ever has to suffer a tragedy like this again. >> shannon: trace gallagher, live in l.a. the fbi call it a targeted sack and six police officers were shot. senator brady sanders says it is law enforcement officers that need to be put on notice and he unveiled a new plan that would create a registry of disreputable federal law enforcement officers. there's a tweet thereby julian castro. it's time for this database, this guy should have been at the database. a registry of disreputable federal law enforcement officers, so testimony from untrustworthy sources does not lead to criminal conviction. >> most of the democratic leadership's are for president. law enforcement is pretty good, and any officer who has a misconduct charge and has been found with substantial misconduct, and those are agen agents, that's a place that legally required this to be available to the courts so a 9.9% of

information with america's national security agency i'm happy to say we can go live now to dr heinz gardner lecture after. political science history in the lecture all political science at the university of vienna germany and austria are both e.u. member states they've got long relations with each other why would berlin spy on vienna what's to gain from that. information gathering. information exchange. among friends everybody should know what each of those 2 are obviously. well obviously there's more than that because it was necessary that there are some. legal activities going on by the chairman. service this is almost a smaller case and basically austria it's dog it's not treated austrian i mean it is but more international organizations but if you look at the and they say how they spied on europe beam union officials and get america that's a much more heavy case and what is usually done it's down lay if it. happens between allies among so coy finance you can downplay it investigations not follow it up yeah just oh yes sir germany has a partly not being cooperating with the investigation

our security correspondent frank gardner has been speaking about the canadian reaction. don't seem to have that from frank gardner but we do have audrey macklin. audrey macklin is a law professor at the university of toronto and specialises in citizenship and migration. she gave me her reaction to the uk's decision. think about this question. if jack letts is a threat to the national security of britain because of his involvement with isis as a foreign fighter, in what way is he less of a national security threat to canada? by the same token, by what standard could jack letts, born, raised and formed by england, be properly considered more of a responsibility of canada, the sole responsibility of canada, rather than the uk? so i think it's fair to say, if your viewers could put themselves in the position of canada, they might well wonder about both the ethics and the legality of the uk act. some who perhaps support the uk's decision might argue that they view citizenship as a privilege as opposed to a right and that canada doesn't have to repatriate jack letts, and in fa

thank you, frank gardner. law professor at the university of toronto and specialises in citizenship and migration. thank you for your time. first of all, what is your reaction to the uk's decision to stripjacka let of his uk citizenship? well, about this question. ifjack his uk citizenship? well, about this question. if jack letts his uk citizenship? well, about this question. ifjack letts is a his uk citizenship? well, about this question. if jack letts is a threat to the national security of britain because of his involvement with isis asa because of his involvement with isis as a foreign fighter, in what way is he less of a national security threat to canada ? he less of a national security threat to canada? by the same token, by what standard could jack letts, born, raised and formed by england, be properly considered more of the responsibility of canada, the sole responsibility of canada, the sole responsibility of canada, rather than the uk? so i think it is fair to say that if your viewers could put you

we have as many as 12 candidates who are running for the right to take on cory gardner.oper decided to run for the senate he'd have higher name id. he might be able to clear some of those people. right now i think democrats are sitting in a position where colorado is a state they feel like a generic democratic candidate can beat corey gardner. >> would hickenlooper be a good senator? >> he was a phenomenal governor. phenomenal governor. he was a phenomenal mayor. i don't see any reason why he wouldn't be a phenomenal senator. he's got to make his own decisions. >> so charlie sikes, if hickenlooper does get out, it narrows the field somewhat. but there's still a big challenge with such a large field. right now, nine have qualified. tom steyer might because he's spending $12 million so far in early states. $10 million on tv media. >> yeah, well at this point, if you're not on that stage, your campaign is going nowhere. there's a lot of no hopers in this race. i think you'll see the winnowing very rapidly. the speculation about hickenlooper makes a lot of sense. you know, h

hard to -- as is gardner.where you have martha mcsally who was appointed to fill out the john mccain seat and is trailing again in recent polling against mark kelly, the democrat, with again trump under water in his approval in the state. and then maine where susan collins has been able to establish herself traditionally as an independent brand, much harder now in this polarized era. democrats have recruited a very strong challenger, the speaker of the state house. it's going to be tougher for her to win than in the past. of course the one democratic state that is the most engaged is doug jones in alabama. trump will probably win by a big margin. unless he gets roy moore again who is in the republican primary, it's going to be tough. >> which isn't impossible, by the way. >> which is not impossible. >> so the math there is this. if the democrats pick up three seats and the white house, give them a 50/50 split plus the vice president. they would control the senate. if they won all those three races you just tal

gardner's death must have a consequence of its own.herefore, i agree with the deputy commissioner. it is clear daniel can no longer serve as a you -- a new york city police officer. carrying out the court's verdict, i take no pleasure. i know many will disagree with this decision and that is their right. there are no victors here today. not the family, not the community at large, and not the courageous men and women of the police department who put their own lives on the line every day in service to the people of this great city. buty is a day of reckoning, can also be a day of reconciliation. host: new york police officer involved in eric's -- eric gardner's death fired earlier this week. the shootings by police sparked protests around the country and earlier this month, the new york times did a story about where we are today with police shootings. policing, what changed and didn't since michael brown died and they write the following, for all the talk, all the promises, all the protesting, real change in american policing has varied

officer rich gardner caught the moment an oncoming car flew into the air on his dash camera. gardner says he saw the car drifting across the lane, then hit a driveway, syndicate airborne, then slamming into trees before landing in a ditch. as gardner turned around to head back to the accident, smoke is billowing from the car. >> the car was so heavily damaged, i was not even sure what was the front or the back. there was a female inside that was at the closest points to the door. she was in pain. she said she had back pain. the car was smoking. i just asked her to grab my arm so i could pull her out. we got her out first. then, the driver ended up jumping out on his own. >> pretty unbelievable video, there. gardner says a nurse saw the wreck and stopped to help both people in the car looked like they were going to survive. >>> fire crews in the south they worked to put out a vegetation fire in san jose. the fire was reported just before 4 pm on saturday afternoon. the fire charged two and half acres. no structures were damaged. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >

thank you, frank gardner. let's take a look at some of the day's other top stories.t without power, after the three remaining cooling towers at the decommissioned didcot power station in oxfordshire were demolished. the blackout followed controlled explosions, with witnesses saying they saw an electricity pole catch fire, moments after the towers collapsed. the local energy supplier initially denied the demolition was to blame, but later said the two were "probably linked". gibraltar has refused a request from the united states to impound a vessel it's just released, on suspicion of transporting oil to syria. the ship was seized in earlyjuly with the help of royal marines, but the detention order was lifted on thursday. the government of gibraltar, says us sanctions prohibiting oil shipments to syria, don't apply in the european union. thousands of homes have been evacuated, as forest fires devastate a mountainous region, on the spanish holiday island of gran canaria. 700 firefighters are battling the blazes. it's the second time residents have had to leave their hom

say for what they claim and what they continue to see as the unjust killing of their father eric gardner who was a father of 6 children. with that update from new york thank you here's what we've got coming up we're going to meet the victims a powerful pellet guns used by security forces in. kashmir. be on this rock is the entrance to a german who. nearly half a century. now 117 of the survivors are suing the state sponsor. and in sport the footballer who. will be here with all the details. of course has been told former president omar al bashir accepted $90000000.00 from the government of saudi arabia but she was on trial on corruption charges accused of possessing foreign currency and accepting bribes remember the military removed from power in april after months of anti-government protests and he is also wanted by the international criminal court for war crimes and crimes against humanity for more from him orgon. inside the courthouse behind this wall is where the country's former president and longtime leader former president bashir had his 1st hearing with judges now his defense att

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that's gardner's seat in colorado which look versus winnable and martha mcsally's seat in arizona andns seat which is only leaning republican. i think she's got some problems. alabama is able to toss-up. i wonder about that. doug jones of course is a moderate liberal progressive in a very conservative state of alabama. i'm joined by ginger gibson for reuters and eugene robinson at "the washington post." everybody has been talking. i want to just throw some sort of accolade to hickenlooper, because everybody i talked to, one of these key people run for senate, they can win. they can take back the senate instead of being candidate number 19, candidate number 23 running for president. he's doing it. >> it takes a little bit of humility to be the guy who steps up first and says this isn't going to work. i'm going to go do something else in the interests of my party. >> to help the party. >> in the interests of my party. look, if you're beto o'rourke, you already lost a senate seat in texas. you're a long way from maybe being able to win there. if you're bullock, it might not be something

oh so very very good of our cargo of our cargo gardner. kelly and yasmeen a lurch from one battles when the other as multiple clashes crop up across the city their reason is simple we are on call in the last. messaging networks help them connect and coordinate with other volunteers reports come in of clashes across town it's becoming one of the most violent nights yet news that police a fired live gunshots into the equity spreads to the other 1st aid it's a you guys not afraid for your safety. her book called on her. every day to do that will there be afraid of the gun afraid i'll die i've read of gunshot yeah i'm afraid of i get injured but we have with you have to do that. and it's not just bodily harm they risk by walking on the front lines they also fear arrest bertha 1st very preferred our courts police and for new. yorkers that court so our honor for it if that court crew tonight they remain safe in a few hours yes i mean it will be back at school as students none the wiser about her weekend on the streets. we have some sports now an

throw her out now got rid of our car drove our cargo gardner. kelly and yasmeen a lurch from one battles when the other as multiple clashes crop up across the city their reason is simple we are on call in the us. messaging that works help them connect and coordinate with other volunteers reports come in of clashes across town it's becoming one of the most violent nights yet news that police of fired live gunshots into the air quickly spreads to the other 1st aid it's a you guys not afraid for your safety. heard of all of them right every day to do that well there will be afraid of that are afraid i'll die are afraid of gunshot yeah i'm afraid of i get injured but we have with you have to do that. and it's not just both they risk by whacking on the front lines they also fit arrest there is a 1st rate for a fade our courts a lot of police and there are all 4 new social workers that court so. are more for that if that court to tonight they remain safe in a few hours yes mean it will be back at school as students none the wiser about to weekend on t

on friday the judge ruled daniel pant lay yeo should be fired for using a deadly choke hold on gardner. the ruling following a grand jury and federal prosecutor's refusing to indict pantaleo on criminal and civil charges. before his suspension friday, the officer had been stripped of his gun and put on desk duty but continued to draw salary with his pay peaking at more than $120,000 in 2017. >> we're here to first and for most say shame on you for taking so long. >> protesters took to the streets. gardner's death occurred during de blasio's first year in office. >> until today the garner family has been failed by the entire proo says. >> mayor de blasio who showed solidarity with the gardner family praised the judge's decision. the head of the police union condemned the decision as wreckness. >> how do we do our jobs if we can't stop and say, sir, you can't do that and they refuse. >> the decision to fire pantaleo is now up to police commissioner james o'neill, but for garner's daughter, emerald, that decision could not come soon enough. >> ccrb has made the recommendation, come nation

on the right-hand side it was one of the yankees and he throws out brett gardner instead. who has nothing to say, he says i didn't say anything. brett gardner goes off. to say the least, and it didn't change things. he still gets ejected. all worth checking out, the a's went, giants lives, that's the sporting line of this hour.>>> next at 11.>> we went through a metal detector and they opened our bags and then checked ye, i easy.>> and emphasis on security in the outside lands festival where tens of thousands of music fans are bumping to the beat.>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. day one of the three-day festival is in the books with performances from little wayne, blink 182, and 21 pilots. >> this is the 12th year of outside lands, but the first time the counters have included those permanent areas where people can purchase pot and smoke it. live coverage tonight, the music ended about an hour ago, how did the park look? >> people have pretty much cleared out, lil wayne was here, can show you his video because of some expletives. this was a very good day, m

then on top of that, another pot pays a salary of a full-time gardner and contributes over $15,000 a year to upgrade and repairs where the area is held. on top of all of that they cover all of the over-time related costs to the event. >>> i want to thank another planet and their partners, super fly. they do a fabulous job. they take stewardship of the park very serious. this year we know there were some heightened security issues, and i want to thank another planet for really going the absolute extra mile to make sure people felt safe and on top of that. a big thank you to the san francisco police department and our san francisco park rangers and the department of emergency management that did an extraordinary job. i want to thank marissa rodriguez from the office of cannabis for her leadership. this was the first event in united states history where it was not cannabis specific, where cannabis was legally sold and legally consumed. that required a heck of a lot of work. the space was space and well managed. overall, we had -- it was a very healthy festival. there were no serious inc

he is looking to unseat the vulnerable first term senator, cory gardner, in 2020.020 candidates are campaigning all over including in grocery stores. nerdy nuts releasing peanut butter featuring some of the candidates. you can pick up joe's dream which is chocolate chip flavored like joe biden's favorite ice cream, feel the burn is cinnamon raisin just like the raisin bran that bernie sanders eats on the campaign trail. and trump's triumph, which is like vienna wa vienna wafers. lauren: the s&p is down 4, nasdaq is down 19. still ahead, it's are a twitter tussle, how bill mayer clutched back at rashida tlaib after she called for a boycott of his tv show. an awkward pitch from a 2020 contender. >> i apologize if you ever got to know donald trump, but this new yorker volunteers to get rid of him for you. thank you, everybody. lauren: pretty embarrassing blunder, turning bill de blasio into a laughing stock at a campaign event. keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ i'll be back in the high life again. ♪ all the doors that closed one time will open up again. ♪ i'll be back in

the author is mark lee gardner. doug gardner, how did teddy roosevelt get there in 1898?>> it was a lot of theater roosevelt said i put myself in the way of things happening and

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comisionado de la policÍa de new york anunciÓ hoy el vestido de la gente que provocÓ la muerte de eric gardner una demostraciÓn en ciudad de mÉxico contra la violencia de gÉnero, cuando un desconocido se acercÓ y le propinÓ un puÑetazo que lo dejó inconsciente en el suelo. >> si me lo permite, mientras nos movemos a otro... palmira: jimÉnez estÁ fuera de peligro, tras ser atendido en un hospital. recibe apoyo jurÍdico por patera habría de la capital, que ya abriÓ una investigaciÓn de este incidente. se informÓ que 16 personas resultaron heridas en esta manifestaciÓn, incluyendo otra periodista mÁs de un diario local. ramÓn: imagÍnate, de estar haciendo esta labor, que la gente llegue cabreada de esta forma. palmira: era una marcha en contra de la violencia y aparece la violencia. ramÓn: justamente, ojalÁ que esta carrera realmente es complicada, difÍcil. tambiÉn hay que saber respetar. palmira: ellos estaban haciendo su trabajo, informando los. estÁn ahÍ para informar. ramÓn: es inicio de semana, quÉ podemos esperar de las condiciones del tiempo para los prÓximos dÍas? palmira: con estas imÁge

the giants hung on to madison bum gardner.rew pomeranz, mark medical latinson and sam dieson were released. and a group of prospects that includes, who played high school ball in sacramento. >>> a rare friday off for the a's. they lost to the brewers last night at the coliseum, 4-2. the game could not have started any worse. the first hitter led off with a homer. milwaukee's second run came with an exciting play at home plate as they just beat the a's relay throw. watch this. this is close. but he beat it. the a's needing more starting pitching picked up tanner roark from cincinnati. >> paul simon is outlining a festival next week. and there's a chance to catch the rock and roll hall of famers before the next festival. there will be a pop-up show friday, august ninth. yeah, paul simon. tickets go on sale to the public tomorrow. >>> and woodstock 50 is now canceled after months of planning and all kinds of problems. organizers pulled the plug on this music festival weeks before the musicians were due to take the stage in columb

senate seat held by republican cory gardner. in a videotaped statement, he said in almost every aspect of this journey has been more exciting and more rewarding than i ever imagined. although of course i did imagine a very different conclusion. the denver post published a poll that showed him with a 51 point lead over other democrats in the 2020 senate race. says israelanyahu is open to all criticism but the country will bar entry to two u.s. democratic congresswoman over there support for boycotts. both women are also outspoken critics of israel's treatment of palestinians. they had planned to visit jerusalem and the west bank last week. china's talking tough about trade and sounding as though compromise is possible. beijing warned it plans to retaliate for new u.s. tariffs scheduled to take effect next month. china called the tariffs a violation of the accords reached by president trump and president xi jinping. the chinese government said the leaders have kept communications going and hope there can be resolution based on equ