biden said he would nominate merritt garland if he got the chance, which to me was -- merritt garland is a great person he would be 68 minimum. trump's two judges to he supreme court are in their five do 50s and all the trump judges are younger and more conservatives than the people they are replace, even the republican nominated judges. so, somebody said maybe we need another constitutional convention. have to have some big changes but it's going to be difficult. it's a big election coming up. i'll take questions, and happy to talk about any of this or news of the day. [applause] >> i know it's painting for some of you ha of the to clap for me. i. >> when you look at the census issue, the possibility of trump doing executive order, is its actually fees able that trump wins on the census issue or other issues and thumbs his nose see supreme court and what can the supreme court do is the president of the united states says i'm going to do the and i don't care. >> i actually predict in my book that some point -- he is asking what are the prospect for trump actually defying the supreme c

i think that is why president obama went with merrick garland. there were a lot of people in the democratic party, in the base, who thought that was a bad choice. older judge, fairly moderate, but pretty reliable in terms of supporting the government in terms of its policies. say: didn't senator hatch nominate mary -- nominate mary garland? guest: he said that in 2010. housebook i say the white purposefully kept merrick in casein reserve for he had to try to get a nominee through a republican senate. he went with merrick garland. some people think that was a mistake. that garland did not excite the grassroots enough. the republicans at that point backed down. got in andthe trump nominated neil gorsuch democrats threatened to filibuster, and mitch mcconnell eliminated the filibuster for supreme court nominees. some people thought that was a mistake and democrats should have held their fire for the next one when it changed the court.of the to me, people say let's go back to 60 votes, let's back up. that is not going to happen. people don't give up

so for example during the garland denomination we could talk about his record that they wanted to proceed to a vote if those that have not been confirmed totally that regular way but with the kavanaugh confirmation to have the name smeared that is something that should be taken off the table for both sides. >> we have a story of merit garland worried he would be subject to some of these personal character attacks and they talked about how it was handled or considered but he did not receive personal attacks of that nature and was told you don't have to worry about that at all. they will not do that. there are consequences how you fight and republicans did take some consequences how they fought the garland situation but also with justice gorsuch there was a little bit of character assassination it did not go well and they left that filibuster but. >> so keep the personal attacks out but basically isn't there a situation now where it is almost entirely political the president makes the nomination and he as majority control in the senate will be confirmed is not without a situation i'm not su

of the democrats were not going to vote to confirm him, and if ask them they'd say so was merritt garland and he one confirmed. should it be the old standard or sort of depends on the political makeup of the senate? >> guest: the old senate is the -- by any real estateisic start judge robert bork was unquestionably qualified for the job in the 80s. so that standard has been abandoned for a long time. it was abandoned first by the democrats and we kind of went back -- we tell the story? justice on trial. many times when republicans were hoping that they could kind of return to that. you saw clinton's nominees, breyer and ginsburg had almost unanimous confirmations and it's taken a while for republicans to realize that standard hasn't been followed, and actually you saw little of this frustration from lindsey graham who is one of the people who absolutely ascribes to that -- >> host: the only one and -- >> guest: recall his outburst at the final confirmation where he said, tell justice kagan and sonia sotomayor because i voted for them and you're not following that standard, and i think he

yes, it's merrick garland, which brings me to my new segment "oh, snap"!nd is the judge obama nominated to the supreme court in 2016, only to have his appointment shut down by mitch mcconnell. now that guy's court gets to rule on trump's financial records. and for the first time-- ( applause ) it's sweet, isn't it? now for the first time since 2016, he can wake up and say, "it's a good day to be merrick garland." oh, and brace yourself, senator mcconnell. because payback's a "mitch." ( cheers and applause ) of course-- i'm sure he'll be even handed. of course, trump has to be worried about the 2020 election, because his own polling shows he trails joe biden in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan. ( cheers and applause ) trump won each of those states by less than 1% in 2016. if he can't catch up, he might have to do something desperate like trying to appeal to california. (as trump) "what up, cali? i'm hella down for whatevs. let's hit the beach, eat fish tacos. skateboard down to sequoia? i don't know." but trump is not giving up on the rust belt just y

how are we going to sell merrick garland. what are you doing for me to get him through and one of the oldest democratic leaders in this area is are we going to do, you just had a convention and didn't mention his name once and now we have to do that? i interview both grassley and orrin hatch for the buck and they didn't think that it was the pick o big of a deal becausy thought they are both going to lose its a postponement. the they thought they were going to lose the senate for sure and it just didn't happen. mitch mcconnell follows over the national republican senatorial committee and i can tell you that building over there, the reagan headquarters at union station as the night goes on it becomes clearer and clearer that trump might actually wayne. since c-span is here i will not do my terrible impersonation, okay i will do it. [laughter] basically he turned to somebody at some point inside are we going to make america great again tonight, and they did from his perspective. how it all happened goes back to the 60s may be e

doctor garland will start us out. >>> good afternoon and thank you all for coming. i know this has been horrific experience. for our community. but as a trauma surgeon this is one of the things that we prepare for. we build our system for. and we hope we will never happens to use. i want to complement all of the people involved in the response within this is facility and county. the first responders who were bringing patients from what is considered a hot scene. it was one of the more magnificent examples of what we can do when we all work together in the community. within trauma centers you have to work within a system and a community. and involve both trauma center and non-trauma centers. one of the big gifts we had with this episode was our partnership with saint louise hospital in the south bay. that allowed us to really optimize our response. to this occurrence that was censored in the communities of the south bay. when you build a trauma center it is all about relationships. the relationships you have to build before there is an incident like this. because rel

is your one policy last summer it became pretty clear in interviews that your co-leader alexander garland gave that you really don't have policies on many issues affecting ordinary people there were no policies on germany's retirement system he said we have no determined concept no policy on digitalisation particularly important with young people he said that has not been voted on in our party programme no policy on how to protect local renters from big international holiday companies big topic here in berlin. it is your it is your one topic isn't it migration that's it no it's not. you oppose your party's grievances and shit you actually have very little to propose but you seem to offer purses few alternatives to a party that's cool alternative for germany i think you have a probably have you're just not aware of it i don't blame you for that you have not gone through our program you're just picking up on some you know mainstream wording which is up in the air but if you prepare for an interview like this you should maybe go through our program and then realize we have got an overall pro

he does have a primary challenge from a wealthy candidate named garland tucker. democrats are still sorting through their field. it looks like a former legislator and veteran, named cal cunningham, is still the front runner. that race is still evolving. at its core north carolina is a competitive place. >> we will start our phone calls in north carolina. the number is on your screen. jim is on the republican line in wilmington, north carolina. >> good morning. melting in the dark. it might have been a beautiful cake at some point i i watched both of the democrat debates and i just have to tell you it reminded me of macarthur park melting in the dark. it might have been a beautiful cake at some point in time, by the time they put it was a hot, wet mess. by the time we got to four hours it was a long slog. i think republicans were fashion line >> -- >> by the time we got to four hours it was a long slog. i think republicans were ecstatic about the issues that were coming up. the positions to the left that democrats were taking. they are going to use some of that fo

he talked about if he were to be elected he would nominate merrick garland to the supreme court. we know the history there. i wonder if this is a way to win over more moderates, maybe some conserves. and then on the other hand though you look at who president trump has put on the supreme court during his time, two guys much younger, who are known conservatives. and i wonder would merrick garland somebody progressives would share charles. >> i think that would be a disaster theous. >> this idea of trying to be less liberal that that's the way to the white house? >> can you go too far in any direction right or left? absolutely you can. can you turn off people by doing that. yes, you can. but biden is basically telling -- it may work. i don't know. but, you know, the the interview he gave gave with cuomo. it was basically saying dream smaller. i'm not sure that's a -- that's a primary message when people are looking at -- that -- feeling like the country is being destroyed before their eyes. and saying if we are going to be destroyed we are building something new out of the ashes. h

. >> i'veou run abt 25 merrick garlands. >> reporter:rothy beckett enjoys running merrick garlands bment wore out her knees. >> all of a sudden, bam, it just hurt so much i couldn't even walk. >> reporter: two years ago she tore her meniscus while train for a race and spent several months in physical therapy but the pain was excruciating and wasn't going away with therapy. surgery was the next option. >> we're doing a mennis cuss repair. >> the rubbery cartilage i your knee that helps pad the joint. it can tear as we get older or during psical activity. a new device approved by the fda allo allows surgeons to repair complex cartilage tears that were nearly impossible to fix in the past. >> we can actually repair this tissue and restore the normal function of the knee and prevent arthritis. >> reporter: dr. scott faucet and anic orthoped surgeon. he see in most cases it's better to repair the menniscus than remove it. this newith ju few rgtinyinsu yer significancea device called a tinovosch pro. the surgeon can place stitches in tigh compartments. once done the doctor adds blood to th

. >>> and maybe not the last we've heard about the american garland. remember him? we'll tell you about the presidential candidate who said he's open to renominating him. >>> we are going to start with the breaking news. take a look at that. listen in. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> all together. >> that is the moment right there as a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern california late last night. look at that pool. and that was nowhere near the epicenter. it struck near richcrest late friday night and that, by the way, is also where a 6.4 magnitude quake rattled nerves one day earlier. we're told there many roads have buckled and broke apart as a result of this. others were closed because of falling rock. as you can understand, items fell off many supermarket shelves and people poured on to the streets overnight seeking shelter. we're told there are many families who are sleeping on the street because they're too scared by the aftershocks. fires did break out following gas line eruptions. officials are reminding residents to be prepared. >> make sure you're sto

>>doctor garland says though all of their patients are improving physically. it's the emotional wounds that are going to take some extra time to heal. in san jose noel bellow kron 4 news. >>and the police department is asking witnesses to come forward and tell them what they saw during the shooting. they have set up a hotline. you can call that at 4 oh 8, 8, 4, 6, oh 5, 8, 3, and a family assistance center is now open at rucker elementary school it will provide services like grief counseling emotional support and other assistance for the victims and the families were affected by the shooting. again that is at rock her elementary school. 3 to 5, 3, to 5 santa clara avenue in gilroy. >>and we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival tragedy all night here on kron 4 we also have coverage on kron 4 dot com and our kron 4 mobile app later this hour we'll hear how lawmakers are responding calling for stricter gun control laws will also talk to a forensic psychologist about what might lead someone to commit such a. >>i've looked would not talk about our 4 zone

>>doctor garland says though all of their patients are improving physically. it's the emotional wounds that are going to take some extra time to heal. in san jose noel bellow kron 4 news. >>an active shooter training drill will be happening today a california high school in san ramon east bay police and first eesponders are going to be on that campus this morning beginning at 08:00am this training will last all day so if you're in the area of broad more drive during the day today, you notice a lot of emergency personnel just know that it's to drill. the training comes after the school saw an increase in threats on the campus last year you may remember in just a matter of weeks there are about 4 instances of threatening graffiti on that campus for students in the end we're disciplined for that. none of those threats were deemed credible school administrators say they're also planning on installing more security cameras that will as well ahead of this coming school year. here's a quick live look outside as we head to a quick break we'll be back with more news in

he said the senate absolutely should move on the confirmation of merrick garland in the supreme courtation. >> yeah, i mean, it's a striking thing to see the news tonight. justice stevens, the horribly republicans do in recent years. he said the senate absolutely should move on the confirmation of merrick garland in the supreme court in the last year of the obama administration. >> yeah, i mean, it's a striking thing to see the news tonight. justice stevens, the horribly sad news about his passing. at the same time, as the house has voted to condemn the president for his racist tweets, justice stevens really was a proud member of a republican party that stood for something, that stood for american values, that stood for decency and respect to all. and i think you just see with a vote tonight like that party moving in an absolutely different direction. you know, my hope is that all americans will reflect on justice stevens' legacy and realize that there are fundamental values to this country and you can disagree with people on the left or right, but we have to treat people civilly and

put it straight you wear it for your flowers but there is never a garland without a thread it is the most wide the pain so you can add whatever you want but you don't distort the facts you cannot do innovations in the fundamental dimension of yoga but from your experience you can add weight as dimensions to it without distorting the fundamental nature of what it isa has yoga moved beyond being indian just because sun touches indian shores before it the doha can reclaim sun is indian because your guys just like that it's it's a certain life that arose here 1st this does not mean it's an indian in any sense india is an identity today's a national in the political identity yogurt does not belong to that identity at all it is the sickness of modern society today that if i discover something in nature i must own it intellectual property what i'm saying is the nature of this culture has always been if something is for the wellbeing of human beings nobody can ever own it did must belong to everybody. busy busy busy i agree with such proof yoga should belong to everyone but i'm afraid that s

whether it was blocking president obama's supreme court nominee merrick garland during an election year, only to change his tune about president trump if he gets another pick, or his refusal to take up house bills addressing the fate of dreamers, providing new election security measures, and his emphasis on ramming through conservative judicial nominees, turning the senate into a legislative graveyard, mcconnell has made obstruction the name of his game. and now a retired marine fighter pilot has set her sights on taking down the long-time republican leader next year. democrat amy mcgrath, who narrowly lost a house race in kentucky last year, and now she is running for mcconnell's senate seat next year. >> everything that's wrong in washington had to start some place. how did it come to this? that even within our own families, we can't talk to each other about the leaders of our country anymore without anger and blame. well, it started with this man, who was elected a lifetime ago and who has bit by bit, year by year turned washington into something we all despise. >> mcgrath will have

garland. >> we really can't give particulars on an individual patient because tir private information. i will just say that the systems took care of all the patients has resulted in excellent results and they're all on a trajectory towards healing. >> as doctors, can you talk about what that experience was like for both of you seeing this influx of patients come in from a mass shooting, something you called a worst nightmare? >> well, i've been involved in trauma for around 30 years, and here at valley medical center for 20 years. and we drill and drill and drill this in course work, in rehashing every tragedy that happens everywhere in the world, anywhere in the country so that we can learn lessons. you hate to see this happen, but it gives you a sense of how amazing the people who work around you are, and how tremendous the hearts, the souls, and the skills are that make a trauma center, that make a community health system. >> another question? >> what are the challenges -- you mentioned [ inaudible ]. what are the challenges [ inaudible ]? >> with high-energy ordinance there is a l

>>doctor garland says though all of their patients are improving physically. it's the emotional wounds that are going to take some extra time to heal. in san jose noel bellow kron >>and the gil really community is coming together tonight to pray for the victims of the shooting at the garlic festival last night a vigil at saint mary's catholic church a lot of people to honor them kron four's dan thorn live at the church in gilroy tonight and joins us with more of those who felt compelled to attend in support their fellow community members. dan what's the mood. >>well grande it was obviously an emotional night, people came out here seeking peace and also seeking community support during this difficult time. speaking with some of the people that came out here tonight face a vigils are important and they are essential to reuniting a community after such a horrible event. gilroy community members work through pain at a vigil for victims of sunday's mass shooting i feel everyone's. >>i'm so so so sorry, so sorry that this happened to you. >>saint mary's catholic chu

when he talks about merit garland, that's a perfect reminder why the congenial approach from the 1970she wants to bring back isn't going to work in the 21st century. how can somebody who was there for merritt garland and what mitch mcconnell did to him think he can get along with republicans in any way? they had a policy of eight years of trying not to get anything for obama, to deny him a second term and to deny him a supreme court seat. and why that was suddenly changed with the installation of joe biden as president, i just don't see that at all. >> yeah, i'm not sure that you can beat massive resistance with commity. dean and tiffany will be back. will bunch, welcome to the show. we'll have you back on again. >>> coming up. after multiple indooinlts, over 10,000 lies and bowing to dictators across the globe donald trump has seen exactly one elected republican quit their party. justin amish's independence day next. next and skills and effort and talent. please consider volunteering and feeling that feeling that you helped someone today. play it cool and escape heartburn fast with ne

terrence garland has the details. uranian flag, flying crowd on top of a british oil tanker.he iranian revolutionary guard released the images on sunday after attaining it on friday. the u.k. labeleled it and illell hohostile act and insisted thatt be resolved by diplomatic means. upwe have seen a ratcheting of tensions in the straits of .ormuz and with iran as a whole we need to make sure that we go back to the bigger picture in iran and make sure that we protect our international shipping.. >> tamron detained the ship on clclms that itit was involved in an accident that written denies. in radio exchanges, and iranian vessel said they wanted to inspect it for security reasons. >> you are ordered to change your course to 360, 360 degrees immediately. if you obey, you will be safe. has called the seizure a tit-for-tat response after impmpounding and d iranial tanker in early june -- early july. the u.k. primeme minister, thera may, will hold an emergencncy memeeting to discuss the situatn on monday. and theean mouth iranian media published pictures of what they said were cia o

s line from garland president trump who uses racist taunts against full minority lawmakers to rouse his republican base. supporters chant send her back as the president names the congresswoman rights will be with some grace helping me.

hottest spot in belgium right now the hottest spot in germany on wednesday was the western town of garland cation where the mercury hit 40.5 degrees celsius. 4 out of luck this might go on for another day it's supposed to stay hot here temperatures of over 40 degrees are being reported maybe we'll even break our own record. most of the locals though aren't fans of the hate and were relieved that by thursday the record breaking temperatures had moved on surpassing 42 degrees further north. joining me now is fabien schmidt from the science desk in bonn welcome 5 so 1st of all tell us how do you still keep waves that we've seen this summer linked to climate change. or actually i think what we're witnessing here is really a case of climate change has arrived in reality t.v. and people are realizing that this is a case. couple of years ago probably about 10 years ago skeptics still were arguing that maybe insulin isolated incidents and island effects that sometimes it can get hotter and sometimes less hot but we're seeing a very clearly. increase in general events like this whether events so ye

by blocking hearings on garland, obama's nominee to fill that seat when scalia unexpectedly died, by blocking hearings and not allowing garland to be confirmed, mitch mcconnell helped trump mobilize untold numbers of voters who may not have been coming to vote for trump otherwise. mitch mcconnell was the first person to realize it. when you think about the fact that trump won by three states, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania by a margin of 77744 votes, when you look at the polling in those states and the issues most important to people somewhere between 18 -- 22% of republican voters said their number one issues was judges, do the math. mitch mcconnell absolutely delivered the white house to trump by holding open that vacancy. i think we can all recognize that conservatives traditionally are must more invested in the judiciary in our democrats. ... john mccain, mitt romney in 2008. in 2012 in a sense it when they level large of the same attacks against donald trump they sort of came off as the boy who cried wolf. >> that is an excellent question. and the answer is yes. look folks

hottest spot in belgium right now the hottest spot in germany on wednesday was the western town of garland cation where the mercury hit 40.5 degrees celsius. 4 out of luck bismarck go on for another day it's supposed to stay hot here temperatures of over 40 degrees are being reported maybe we'll even break our own record. most of the locals though aren't fans of the hate and were relieved that by thursday the record breaking temperatures had moved on surpassing 42 degrees further north. recent series of violent attacks is focusing attention on far right extremism last month the fatal shooting of a pro refugee politician sent shock waves through the country and this week they've been to more incidents with suspected extreme right wing tips on monday an editor in man was shot and seriously wounded near frankfurt and then a leftist politician in eastern germany was the tag target of a bomb attack the violence has left authorities searching for. these politicians from across germany were invited to berlin by president font. united by a particular cause they've all experienced severe hostility

hottest spot in belgium right now the hottest spot in germany on wednesday was the western town of garland cation where the macular hit 40.5 degrees celsius. or out of luck this might go on for another day it's supposed to stay hot here temperatures of about 40 degrees are being reported maybe we'll even break our own record. most of the locals though aren't fans of the hate and were relieved that by thursday the record breaking temperatures had moved on supposing 42 degrees further north. the united states federal government is to executions later this year the last time a prisoner was put to death in a federal u.s. prison was 2003 since then an unofficial moratorium has been observed one of the view was carried on the u.s. justice department says a review has not been completed and has cleared the way for executions to begin again critics of the death penalty say the decision is politically motivated with the aim of both setting support for president donald trump in the next election. the execution chamber still frequently used in the united states but in recent years the death penalty h

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from one kind of legend to another here's renee zellweger as judy garland in the first full trailer for>>set in 19 68 near the end of the iconic performers life. judy debuts september 27 all hollywood. i'm david daniel. here's a live look outside the here's a live look outside the bay bridge t oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>we're back with john talking about the forecast on this. tuesday's rick gearing up into the week now we're into the return of being back to work yet moment for all right day number 2 of last no more excuses area is now you know you see it again the fog was going to say the faa got a big initiative in the show you still see it out there little bit you can definitely see it but like you mentioned james, not as big of an issue as it was for yesterday which as you remember was quite a foggy start to the day couldn't see much of the same view yesterday i should you berkeley just

beautiful dress in the garland sit in the chair sing her little chorus in the middle of the song get up and sit down well from the very beginning she didn't sit down she. got up and waved her arms and interacted with the musicians as if she were the conductor and told chick that she wanted to learn how to jam with the boys in the band. and she's blending in. and like one of the you know instruments in the band she might jump and sing with the trombones or play in a with the sax as a play and with the trumpets you know she just had this that ability everything by ear. she thought he brought me in he brought me out he brought me to my audiences and without him what would have happened to me. when our mentor died in 1939 young ella took over his band and continued to lead it successfully for several more years. an astonishing accomplishment for a young woman called them at a time when germans were still generally considered disreputable. basic in the thirty's you would never take your mother to a jazz concert you would never take your wife you might take your mistress you know is that k

news live from garland president trump uses racist taunts against for minority lawmakers to rouse his republican base. supporters chant send her back as the president names the congresswoman rights will be rich some grace helping with another term and the white house also on the program the trial and it's time for the d.c. pop protesters accused of being part of a movement that swept across tucking in 2030 and bring your special report. i'm half the world health organization to clancy both the crisis in the democratic republic of congo and international emergency it says just one person might have caught it the deadly disease out of the d.r. safe and into neighboring countries. but. i'm sure gail welcome to the program. well started off as a racist tweets has become a rallying cry for trump supports this the us president used a campaign rally in north carolina to repeat his attack on a group of democratic congress women riffing on the tweet that he sent this week president trump told the lawmakers to go back to their countries despite the fact that 3 of the 4 were born in the united s

she's stepping into the shoes of another icon zellweger portrays judy garland following the success ofyou understand. >> everybody has their trouble, i just want what everybody wants. i seem to have a harder time getting it >> do you take anything for depression >> didn't work. >> wow >> seriously >> the movie focuses on her sold out concert in london while she was struggling to balance motherhood and getting her career back on track you might recall judy garland starring in a star is born film, which leads us to barbra streisand. she starred alongside chris christo christopher, they each won a golden globe for best actor and actress over the film. over the weekend, the pair reunite instead london where streisand was performing and they did a little duet ♪ >> you okay al >> it's fantastic. >> isn't that nice >> i love it >> you know the name of that song >> i wish they'd sing shallow. >> that did remind us of all the magic, when they did it in vegas, when they did "shallow," that's the vegas show and of course they did it again at the oscars they were kind of similar chemistry to get a

don't think this was about judge garland.nk this was about the supreme court seat and i don't think senator -- i don't think president hillary clinton would have nominated a 65-year-old man , she would pick somebody younger for the supreme court if she had won the presidency. desire to defend judges, does that go to john roberts as well? would you defend him if people were to attack him personally? guest: if they attack him personally, i would not want any of these judges to be attacked personally, whether it's judge garland or the chief justice or any of these judges. but i think people should be careful about attacking -- making political attacks on judges. they are not above it are immune from it but people should be cautious about doing it. we are focused on defending the president's judicial nominees. i think with president trump there has been a lot of hysteria . think the chief justice will be fine. we will focus on the new judges on the bench. guest: -- host: there was a letter sent to congress even continuing into in

there will be a curtain on our covent garden mart there were some made by the not that there was a garland street guarding of. them while the other 2 knew the mob was on me to give them the older and help them as some would do him you have met some of the never really denoted gollum on a mensa scarlet others are going to because i think if. you talk about women being powerful and people praying to them as goddesses yet you don't allow them into your temple. there are moments of all that in. fear that it would have all of them are mothers. who should know what ever to come out of the what a good number they are. someone in the love of them streamer the good you pour if he 1st did you get in on the brown or. that i'm not to you that i'm that i'm very loose in a moment ya go with a star we love you so what about. whatever they love us i wonder when they get enough of that down to us when he is not alone in his fight to keep women out of the temple as a senior member of india's ruling party the b j p he has strong political backing. today he's helping a b j p candidate for the parliamentary el

state of louisiana prepares for potentially the first hurricane of the atlantic this season tears garland has more. prepare to shelter for long periods of time and secure -- properties the message to the citizens of new orleans as tropical storm barry approaches louisiana's southern coast. it's expected to make landfall early saturday and could develop into a hurricane. we cannot pop our way out of the water levels in the water falls that are expected to hit the city of new orleans we need you to understand this. and again be prepared to shelter in place. heavy rains hit new orleans wednesday flooding streets off to just three hours. for the down pool could cause the mississippi river to crest at about six meters around the same height as the levees protecting the city we're talkiking about amounts anywhere ten to fifteen with locally higher amounts pushin twenty inches -- with rainfall over the course of friday saturday and maybe even lingering into sunday. again rainfall and flooding is going to be the number one threat with this. louisiana is no stranger to serve the about whether a hu

>> it happened when garland was nominated.said, we are not even going to consider the nomination. >> tucker: i hope our viewers by the book. it's worth it. thank you. >> tucker: america's top colleges are supposed to be. they are not. that's a lie. they are a hotbed of racial discrimination. they still have power to control the way our society is structured. is that a good idea? knows the subject well. after the break. also following freaking news, former associate justin justics passed away at 99 years old >> have their own shows on fox nation. check on the special content this july. tells america's story. it's all a part of ♪ >> tucker: america's top universities offer their students a fast track to wealth, power, and status. a big part of their prestige is the best get in. the most deserving. of course, that's a lie. he went because his father was the governor of new york. the scam. they would not discriminate based on skin color. he joins us tonight. thanks a lot for coming on. what effect, considering the role universitie

examined the garland warning in one of your meetings before the election but whoever toys with the idea of a deck's it a german exit from the e.u. also needs to ask themselves if this is not a utopia that was just to people in your party so there's a division in your garden and as people who want to leave you will want to stay you stelling the religious don't we have a very clear it's a very clear point what we need is deep reforms on the institutions are on the european union this is what we need and if we are not many if we are not able to fulfill those those reforms that we don't get those reforms then there might be someday the idea to lease but what we are trying to do is trying and fight for the reforms and the reform means that we want to have sovereignty right back to the nation states we what we are clearly opposing the european army we are against european texas overruling minorities within the european council for example and this is what we have a very very clear point if we are not managing to keep this if we don't stop the european union to coming up with the european taxe

west africa as the number of attacks on ships continues to rise maritime security experts are in garland to work out ways to combat the problem other major problems are also need solving such as people trafficking hostage taking drug smuggling and illegal fishing al-jazeera has been on patrol with the navy and garner to see the extent of the problems. as the story . tucky chicago ship parks story one is more than a week late intended destination. he or she is resting in the calm waters of tema off the coast of god. everything looks alright from the outside but on board evidence of why the vessel didn't make it to ivory coast in time the ship was attacked by pirates in nigeria and waters and 10 of its crew taken away as hostages . the others to stay but was frightened. they told us. if you're. coming to here we are urgent ship and. all my friends are sort of the. similar incidents have been reported 70 times in the 1st 6 months of this in the international maritime bureau says the vast majority of the sailors kidnapped for ransom or taken off the cost of been. guinea nigeria and tokyo whi

i think that's one of the big reasons why republicans in 2016 with the fight over mayor garland but insee the difference between electing republican representatives and that was helpful to president trump to get them over the hump to vote for them and certainly the two scotus appointments helped. the third point, i worked with jeb bush a little bit in 2016. one of the interesting things i'm seeing now is when you telegraph big hits as kamala, biden and booker are, you have to go three responses deep. kamala harris was very good about counterpurging and punching back. if you're biding, how do you go back and forth and win the exchange? when it comes to booker, same thing. you have to script these out two, three, exchanges deep. it's not good to have one line off and hope for the best. >> mike tyson said everybody will play until he gets hit. >> so true. this is so true. thank you both very much for your insights tonight. >>> in our next hour, one of the most undercovered stories of the week. facebook hit with a massive fine. but did they actually catch a massive break? >>> up next thoug

mcconnell's -- backed mitch mcconnell's nomination of eric garland to the high court. president trump has been speaking of his success with the judiciary, talking about successes on the supreme court. >> [video clip] new supreme court justices, neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh. [applause] today, 5-4 year ago decision, supreme court upheld the first amendment rights of pregnancy care centers. [applause] just last week, supreme court cross7-2 that the peace -- wasn't that nice? there is one that would have come down. a beautiful memorial in maryland, which honors our heroes of world war i, in the form of a cross, and they said it can stand on public land for all to see. [applause] it is so beautiful. it takes up such an important place in that area, in that whole state, and they wanted to rip it down, they wanted to take it down because it was across. days agon that one two in the supreme court, isn't that great? morning, question this how important is the supreme court in your 2020 vote? (202)-748-8000 for democrats, (202)-748-8001 for republicans, (202)-748-8002 for in

i'm here now with lieutenant governor michigan garland gilchrist. for being with us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> election night was not the first sign that michigan may have been up for grabs in 2016. he mentioned that last night. he was in florida, he thought he was going to lose. the polls had him losing by more than 20 points. in the end he had him over by one point. what do these democratic candidates need to do tonight? >> well, the first thing democratic candidates need to do in michigan is show up, we need to make sure they're making their presence felt in republican communities. it's because we showed up in every single county. the governor won all three 83 counties, because she went to all 83 counties. and our campaign was responsive to what we heard. we were talking about infrastructure and making sure our roads were built and fixed. we were talking about clean drinking water and making up for the damage done by the flint water crisis. these democratic candidates talk about these issues that really matter to voters. if they do t

republicans ever destroyed the life of a supreme court -- >> they have played hard ball, when merritt garlandated they wouldn't consider the nomination. they didn't even consider it but they didn't drag his name through the mud. >> tucker: what an amazing job you did, number one book in the country, well deserved, i hope the viewers buy it. it's worth it. >> thank you. >> tucker: appreciate it. great reporting. america's top colleges are supposed to be a pure her i to be ra si. they're not, it's a lie, hot beds of racial discrimination, it is a scam. but they still have power to control the way our society is structured. is that a good idea? j.d. vance knows his subject well, joins us after the break. breaking news, fox news confirming that former associate justice of the supreme court john paul stevens passed away, one year short 1600 at 99. juss passed away at 99 years old ♪ we'll take great care of him we get it you got it oh! thank you we're petsmart thank you we're hugging when she was diagnosed with alzheimer's, it just turned my life upside down. it was difficult for me to identify 'ca

, sure i would when asked if he would be open to nominate garland again.s that play with? >> i don't know if it plays one way or the other. i know why he's doing it. the part i'm struggling with when i look at biden's campaign is he seems to be at one point saying, you know, i'm the most electable candidate, then he's also saying that the parties elect me is because reality is the democratic party is not as far left as everyone makes it out to be. actually, i'm not sure that's true. i mean, especially if you look at it in terms of some of the specific primaries, specifically iowa. iowa clearly based on our research has moved more to the left on some of the key issues. biden doesn't win iowa, his campaign is cracked wide open. and so i think he's having a real tough time walking through this ideological series of land mines where the party, and especially the activists have moved left. he's struggling trying to figure out which way to go, and he hasn't found, i think, the right formula yet, and if he's going to have to because that next debate, he can not h