this same woman who accused me accused bill clinton and al gore and tipper gore of being on jeffrey epstein'sand, and the reports of the secret service -- >> laura: bill clinton did go to the island. right? >> no, he was never on the island. he was never on the island. he was never there. >> laura: he was never there, ever. >> no, he was never there. he issued a statement the other day saying he was never on the island and secret service confirmed he was never on there >> laura: there are discrepancies. there were discrepancies on other matters with bill clinton. he said he was only on two flights, four, turns out there were six. the secret service was always with him. it turns out they weren't always with him when he was on epstein's plane. i wouldn't throw yourself into a bill clinton on this necessarily. >> let's talk about al gore. she claims that al gore was on the island. not only did they not know jeffrey epstein but guess who al gore's lawyer was? david boyce, the same lawyer who claims that this woman made these improper allegations. he could've easily called his client, al gore, and

she claims that al gore were on the island.ot only did they not know jeffrey epstein but guess who al gore's lawyer was? david boyce, the same lawyer who claims that this woman made these improper allegations. he could've easily called his client, al gore, and said, were you ever on jeffrey epstein's island? and he would've told her what he told everyone else. no. he was never on the island, didn't know anyone at all. the interesting thing is that epstein is being prosecuted now and they are not using this witness. the fbi in the u.s. attorney's office are not using this witness. >> laura: does she have the same lawyer? does she have that same lawyer that you said you have on tape? still representing her? >> yes. david boyce, who has at his law firm, one of the worst ethical records in the history of the united states. they have more ethical charges against them than any other law firm. >> laura: at the big law firm. >> sean: but he is the head of the law firm. he was charged with unethical conduct by "the new york times," in t

ment gore went into my neck but straight up instead of straight back.ack, i probably wouldn't be here. >> the doctors say it was, quote, beyond miraculous that the horn didn't hit a major artery. alvarez could be out of the hospital tomorrow. >> all right. a less risky alvarez now. >> yes, much less res can i. wall talk sports, no bulls here. baseball, balls flying out of the yard in cleveland. the derby on deck. plus down low on deangelo, the newest mem compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ ♪ this is how driving should fee

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the red cross said none of the firefighters were gored by the bulls this time around. that was not the case for a san francisco man we told you about. he was gored in the neck last week. he was taken to a hospital. he is expected to be okay. look at the video. you wonder if would you do it. hurt, they were still very excited about it. >> it was incredible. the crowd is amazing. the energy is amazing. >> two runners suffered arm injuries after they fell down. one got a chest injury and others had head injuries. that's no bull. >>> some fisher mern on the bay. they knew it was big by the way it was pulling the line. they had no idea. a great white shark. what a feeling. you look there. oh, my gosh. he got stuck. big fish they had. alcatraz. the fishermen cut the line freeing the great white. tacos and a stunning view of the beach. what more could you want? a trip to the coast. the taco bell can tina in pacifica reopened and here it is. definitely not your average food joint. i've been looking at that line. >> i want to thank joe garcia for coming up with that. it began i

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he was gored in the neck by one of the bulls. a man from kentucky in spain were also gored. others are being treated for head injuries, it continues until july 14. >>> starbucks has issued an apology to officers in tempe, arizona. >> reporter: according to the tempe officers association, a group of five officers and a civilian service aide came to a starbucks for a? coffee run, hanging out inside before the afternoon shift. that is when the president says a barista, who knew one of the officers, made a polite request. -- a quick coffee run. >> a customer felt unsafe because there were so many police officers inside the store, she asked them if they could move out of the customers site. -- customer's sight or go. >> reporter: the officers listened and left. >> two of them are veterans, one having served over 20 years in the military, especially on july 4, it was pretty upsetting to have that request made.>> reporter: they took to social media friday posting this dump starbucks store, saying the store has zero respect. >> sometimes people get jittery around cops, or nervous. >

he was gored on the first day of the running of the bulls in pamplona spain. among five people who were hurt in the event. he was gored in the neck by one of the bulls running through the streets in spain. a pan from kentucky and a from their thighs, two others are treated for head injuries. the running of the bulls and ju holiday weekend was a big test for changes to the ride share pick up zone at sfo, the first major holiday with a lot of people traveling. sfo moved the ride share pick up to the 5th floor of the domestic parking lot where it opened up a stand by parking lot for ride share drivers. travelers say despite a bumpy start, the pick up location is working well. >> we have been waiting here ten minutes right now. >> it's the best move they have made this the four years i have been driving. >> he says getting in to the er a port was so hard, he stopped accepting ride requests from sfo. now that there are 244 dedicated spaces he is picking up passengers at the airport. >>> statewide, more than 1200 people have been arrested for dui over the holiday we

congratulations, gore family.ndrew cuomo, the sitting governor of new york sent one of his kids to harvard, but sent some to brown. that's another ivy league university that your kids can never get to. highly selective, apparently for the kids of nonpoliticians. none beat stanford you can never meet a single person who went to stanford. it's that rarefied. yet here is the amazing part. hillary clinton's daughter reads right in. how did chelsea do that? was it her formidable brainpower? you can check out her food or feed and judge for yourself. there is a chance that chelsea is intentionally misleading us. it's possible that her if that's the case, chelsea clinton is utterly brilliant. she's the jonathan swift of our time. but it's also possible that chelsea isn't joking at all. it's possible. it's even probable that she is every bit as dull and self serious as she appears to be. in that case, not only is chelsea clinton profiled lisa brilliant, you have to wonder how she holds a job. how does someone like that get

jaime alvarez stopped for moment and was gored by charging bull. story as jaime says it himself. >> reporter: jaime alvarez didn't travel to spain to run with the bulls, but to watch son play soccer. but excitement of the tradition was too much to despite warnings from friends and family. >> not sure, wife didn't want me to run. friends from here saidn'guesi w. >> stopped to take a selfie after he thought all the bulls had passed. bull weighing more than 2,000 pounds proved him wrong. >> and i turned, like a truck or car, just hit me side of the head. put my hands on my neck and saw blood, felt that my neck had opened up. stunned. >> reporter: excitement turned to fear as alvarez started losing blood, stranger grabbed his arm and pulled him to paramedics, likely saving his life. after two hours of surgery, recovering at hospital in spain where doctors say it's stunning that he lived. >> if straight back, probably wouldn't be here, straight up into my teeth, why i'm here. it's a miracle the doctors say. i believe that. intention of ever running with

two of the three people gored were americans. two other people were trampled and dozens more injured. >>> forget about going to the gas station now. the gas can come to you. how one silicone valley company is changing the way that you fuel up. >>> and to paradise. strong after a bay area woman is helping those two lost everything in the campfire. >>> and the low clouds moving into san francisco making for a cool evening, but in addition to the cool weather they can be bringing some rain drops for parts of your monday morning commute, we'll take a look at that when we come back. >>> closed captioning sponsoring by airport home alliance where the 4th of july sale starts now. ♪ ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a-- ♪ drifter i was ♪born to walk alone! you're a drifter? i thought you were kevin's dad. little bit of both. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> the list of buildings that have to be rebuilt is long and exhaustive. what she can d

he went for the running of the bulls and ended up getting gored. marianne favreau is in san jose with his incredible and lucky story. >> he is very lucky. jaime alvarez worked here at the public defender's office for 20 years and said when that bull hit him and knocked him to the ground and gored him, he was trying to take a video of his run. he said if it hadn't been for a stranger that pulled him to safety, he would likely be dead. day one of the annual of the bulls in spain. the excitement was too much for n't want me to and don't run, d >> he ran through the streets with the bulls and after they thought they passed, he stopped to take a selfy and a huge bull knocked him down. >> a straggler. i turned and it was like a truck or a car just hit me and i put my hands on my neck and i saw blood and i felt my neck opened up. i was stunned. >> he said a stranger dragged him to paramedics, likely saving his life. the bull's horn went to his neck all the way to his cheek. after a two-hour surgery hoorks he is recovering in a spanish hospital. he is vowi

the bulls gored three of them. this is crazy. amazing the reaction we hear from people after we show shots like this. there is a guy down. >> got trampled! >> they have for centuries now. every morning a dozen bulls ran into the narrow streets and you better get out of their way, but not everybody does. people from the crowd race alongside them, dodging their horns, dodging the hoovs. it's an obvious danger. some don't blame the runners for getting hurt. >> the problem is of course the bulls are so fast now. when i started running in the '60s, '70s, '80s, the runs were four minutes now. now it is two minutes, two and a half, for hard. >> even if the bulls run slowly, i still -- >> not interested? >> no way. >> why are the bulls running faster? are they in better shape? >> they eat more organic, keto diets. >> a long list of hospitalizations. last week we told you about the san francisco man gored in the neck last sunday. he's going to be all right. >>> family trip to the river gone wrong. out in georgia firefighters found a fathe

the condition of the san francisco man who was gored. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm julietgorich. we begin with a large fire that scorched two homes in the east bay and fire crews are on the scene. it broke out at 21 old ranch in pleasant grove hills. joe vasquez joins us with the latest. >> reporter: they put up fencing around the two homes destroyed. take a close look. looks like a bomb went off here. one of the homeowners tells me she heard a strange noise before realizing her house was on fire. >> we heard a lot of crackling noises and popping noises. and by the time he went outside to the side of the house, it just already was engulfed in flames. >> reporter: renee matsutani says her boyfriend grabbed the garden hose but the fire grew too intensely. mark crow shot this video with his cell phone. he turned the corner to watch the fire spread to the house next door and caused the car in that driveway to explode. >> as i came through, the corner of this house was on fire. out of the gas main. and, just escalated extremely qui

gore decision.i think about another lengthy patent opinion, not 86 pages but what to do some of it and ask you this question if you wrote, it is often a minimum to administer this judicial system that is the true backbone of the rule of law. time when the will heal the wound inflicted by today's decision. one thing is certain. although we may never know with complete certainty identity of the winner of this year's presidential election, the identity of the loser is perfectly clear. it's the nation's confidence in the judge as a partial guarding of the rule of law. that's a pretty strong statement. >> that's correct. [laughing] [applause] >> well, how will be done over the intervening 18 18 years? have we done much to repair that damage that was done in your mind after bush v. gore or has gotten worse? has the court become more political, more of an arm of the political party? >> i think it's worse. i regret to say it but i really do. i think that case was a terrible example of judicial behavior, and

gore, on the losing side of bush v. gore. but in terms of his overall legacy it's not just that he was on the court for so long, it's not just that he was appointed as a moderate conservative and went on to lead liberal wing of the court. it's that he was respected so widely by everybody who had anything to do with him. and his legacy was considered to be one of such integrity and thoughtfulness and skill on the bench that it's hard to imagine there ever being another justice like him. president gerald ford, who nominated justice stevens to the bench, famously wrote in 2005 that he would let history's judgement of his entire presidency rest entirely on his decision to nominate john paul stevens to the supreme court. when justice stevens retired at the age of 90 in 2010, president obama presented him with the medal of freedom. the presidential medal of freedom. chief justice john roberts, the current chief justice of the supreme court, released a statement tonight on the occasion of justice stevens's death. saying "on behalf o

. >>> also, a bay area man is talking after being gored during the running of the bulls in pamplona, spain. what he was doing moments before he almost died. >>> good morning. the east bay commute. we're looking at that right now. and you can see at the macarthur maze, looks pretty good, coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> might be a little rain in northern california. not down here. but up near the oregon border. we'll take a look at that and see what's in store with the temps. . oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woah try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double c

now he says it happened while he was trying to take a selfie. 46-year-old jaime alvarez was gored in the neck during therunning of the bulls if pamplona. he works as a public defender in santa clara county. he described the moment he nearly lost his life. . >> i turned and it was like a truck or car just hitting the side of my head and i put my hand behind my neck and saw blood and i could feel my neckopened up. i was stunned. >> an onlooker dragged him away from the street to get medical help. doctors say it is a miracle he survived. . >> it went straight up instead of straight back. if it went back i wouldn't be here. it went straight up in my cheek that's why i am here. . >> okay. >> it's a miracle the doctor said. i believe that. . >> alvarez underwent surgery and could leave the hospital as soon as tomorrow. so far, two other americans have been injured at the spanish festival. >>> a bay area congressman is the first democrat to drop out of the presidential race. a san francisco billionaire may be ready to jump in. wilson walker is live in dublin where eric s watch the lwell mad

he'd been badly gored.ull's horns actually piercing his neck. >> i just felt the impact, it was like a car or a truck just hitting me, but then i also felt the sting of something in my neck, and i realized what had happened, and i put my hand on my neck, and it was covered in blood. >> reporter: he'd entered the world famous running of the bulls on a whim during a family vacation he thought he'd successfully completed the race, in fact, medics say it could have been the end for him. >> the doctors told me that the horn went here and then up to my cheek, and there's a little crack at the bottom of my cheekbone from the horn going up, but they said if the horn had gone back, i probably would be dead. >> reporter: a local newspaper shows another american from florence, kentucky, and the bull that left him hospitalized as his brother looked on. >> he was right on me real quick. he did scare me. i mean, that's the whole reason for the run, i guess. >> and i was like oh, no >> reporter: back home their dad not en

he was gored in the neck by one of the bowls. a man from kentucky and a man from spain were both gored in their thighs and to others are being treated for head injuries. bull runs and other festivities will continue through july 14.>>> starbucks is apologizing to six arizona police officers were asked to leave on the fourth of july. a customer complaint about not feeling safe with so many police officers around and they were asked to move out of the customers sites or leave. the officers association says the officers left the store disappointed. >> two of them were veterans. one having served over 20 years in the military. especially on july 4, it was pretty upsetting. >>> starbucks executive vice president wrote a letter to the chief of police. the officers should have been welcomed with dignity and respect. the company says it is taking steps to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> a man who accused kevin spacey of groping him may be forced to testify. the defense is asking for william little cell phone after copies of text me

now during the annual festival and pump a 6 ton bull ran over and gored alvarez in the neck. say the bull's horn went deep into his neck and fractured part of a cheekbone they say it's a miracle that it didn't hit any major arteries. alvarez underwent surgery yesterday he is in stable condition and could be discharged as soon as tomorrow. he says he will definitely go back to the famous and from invest festival. but next time as a spectator. >>earthquakes in southern california sure have people across the state on edge. we're going to >>welcome back big story tonight, the 2 earthquakes in southern california are reminding residents across the state. the big one could hit at any moment. cnn's sara seigner talked to concerned residents. >>surveillance video capturing the moment a 7.1 magnitude earthquake. rattled ridgecrest california. intense shaking inside said anything that wasn't tied down flying. outside it tossed around parked cars, sloshed water at of pools broke apart highway, one 78 created a huge crack along the desert for and terrified residents wherever they were we

gore decision in i don't think it got 86 pages 2000. but it was up there. i want to read you this and ask you this question. you wrote, it falls to the men and women of the judicial system that they are the true backbone of the rule of law. time will heal the wound inflicted by today's decision. one thing is certain, although we may never know with certainty the identity of the winner, the identity of the loser is clear. it is the nation's confidence in the judge as an impartial guardian of the rule of law. this is a strong statement. hon. stevens: it's correct. [laughter] [applause] frank: how have we done over the intervening 18 years? have we done much to repair the damage that was done in your v. gore, orush'bush in your mind, has a gotten worse? has the court become even more political? hon. stevens: i think it is worse. i regret to say it but i really do. i think that case was a terrible example of judicial behavior. if it could be erased and's sent -- if it could be erased and sent over again, we should do so. one of the ironies about that case -- th

. >>> the bulls did not hold pack back eighs were hospitaled three with goring injuries the arm, leg and arm pit a total of eight people were gored during the past week the festival draws around a millgen people each year the last death occurring in 2009. >>> need help beating the heat this week, look no further than the l.a. zoo tigers and seals and all the guys enjoying the wet weather outside. these guys know how to stay school and hydrated and look cute doing it. great reminder to drink plenty of water unless you have a fur coat, don't forget the sunscreen, as well >>> let's see how it is looking outside checking with meteorologist bonnie >> the storm is a tropical depression and will dissipate, it is still affecting 12 million people in terms of flooding. flash flood warnings for parts of louisiana andisw the winds a per hour the storm has weakened since this morning but it is still going to be a rainmaker for today and for tomorrow as it works its way through the mississippi valley with significant flash flooding expected then by tomorrow we'll look for isolated showers through

ellis, nbc news, new york >> it's only day due of the spain's running of the bulls >> one person was gored and three others were treated for concussions. as they tried to outrun the herd of cattle as part of the eight-day festival meanwhile a san francisco man is recovering after hs goree head while trying to take a selfie. >> doesn't seem worth it >> all right from bulls to birthdays. one year after fred savage turns 43 rocker courtney levity 65. tom hanks turns 63 former nfl star and convicted arm robber o.j. simpson turns 72 thanks for waking up with us i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm melissa rehberger baby shark will be live on the plaza with a special announcement you won't want to miss keep it right here more news straight ahead 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. >>> and good tuesday morning to you, july 9th. taking a live look outside at san rafael, good start to the morning, and cars are already on

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he was gored in the neck by one of the bulls as they were running through the streets. a man from kentucky and spain were both gored in their thighs, two others were being treated for head injuries. the running of the bulls and other festivities continue through july 14. >>> a big test for changes to the rideshare pick up sound at sfo. a major holiday with lots of people traveling, the rideshare pick up was moved to the fifth floor of the domestic parking lot where it opened a standby parking lot for roger jarvis, trailers and driver say despite a rocky start, a new pickup location is working well . >>> we're waiting here maybe five or 10 minutes right now., not too bad . >> it is the best move i have made, you know, the for years i have been driving. the driver says getting to the airport is so difficult he has to stop accepting right requests from sfo but now there are 244 dedicated spaces where he can wait and picking up passengers at the airport again . >>> statewide more than 1200 people arrested for dui included 241 of the bay area, that is down about 40 people fr

he's one of the two americans gored. >> he was gored in the neck while trying to take a selfie.at the end of the course. doctors told the 46-year-old that the bull's horn fractured part of a cheekbone. he's now recovering from surgery. >> i took out my phone to take a quick five-second video just to say that i finished. there was a straggler. and i turned and it was like a truck or a car just hitting me in the side of the head. >> alvarez hopes to be released from the hospital sometime today. he says his wife and daughter aredst him joining the crowd but the energy in the streets was too strong to resist. he plans to return to the bull run one day, but as a spectator. and did you guys hear the key part of this story that got him? he was trying to take a selfie. >> yeah. i mean, if you're going to run the bulls, you've got to get a selfie, right? >> what do you think that picture looked like? do you think it was blurry? do you think he got a good one? >> those bullhorns really got him, and they're pointy, so i guess he got the point already. >> there was a lot of red wine involve

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>>bringing gore. she has 2 daughters who are in his truck about 50 feet away. >>she was a really long >>police say le guen was armed with an sks assault rifle legally purchased in nevada just 3 weeks ago. witnesses say he stepped out from behind a vineyard stage and started firing towards the food tents along gourmet alley. >>fire was followed confusion. >>and you could just hear right behind my ears you could just hear now they were right behind and it was a nightmare. >>police dispatch reveals that the gunman then turned and ran. dead. i'm grant lotus kron 4 news. >>and happening now the victims in this tragic shooting they're being remembered tonight at the gilmore and police department they are 6 year-old stephen romero, 13 year-old kayla salazar and trevor are be who's in his 20's. >>kron four's michelle kingston live for us tonight at that vigil, michelle a very very somber night for gilroy and beyond. >>it sure is it is absolutely heartbreaking and the people here are showing just that there'ssprobably 3 to 500 people it's difficult to really count. but

a bay area man is recovering after a bull gored him in the neck. during the annual running of the bulls in pamplona, spain. 46 lawyer jaime alvarez of san francisco, ran most of the course in front of the bulls. but when he reached the end of the route, he tried to stop and take a selfie. >> but that wasn't the case. rned. and it was like a truck or a car just hitting me in the side of the head. and i put my hands behind my neck. and i saw blood. and i felt my and i was stunned >> alvarez worked for the santa clara county public defender's office. doctors told him it was beyond a miracle that the bull's horn didn't hit a major artery. it did break his cheek bone, though. he's still lucky. >> very lucky. >>> 5:16. this morning, sal is back watching the roads for us. how are we doing? >> reporter: we're off to a nice start, claudine, and dave. you can see traffic is looking good. i can push in a little bit to show you, ever so slight slowing in universal hill. but that's normal. and once you get into san jose, the silicon valley, that's all right. in

he went to take a selfie at the plaza thinking all the bulls had passed by when one last straggler gored him in the neck. he said it was like being hit by a truck. >> it went more than an inch in my neck and it went straight out of my cheek which is why i'm here. it was a miracle is what the doctor says. i believe that. >> alvarez said a good samaritan who rushed him to the medics probably saved his life. he suffered a broken cheekbone, but incredibly the horn missed his major blood vessels. >>> all right. looking at the temperatures from today because they're going to be very similar tomorrow but just slightly warmer, 79 in fairfield and 79 in antioch. tomorrow low 80s. that's the plan a couple degrees warmer tomorrow. a couple degrees warmer the next day. and 4 degrees warmer as you head into friday. it's warming, but it is not rapid by any means. and it's not going to end up in the 100s or 90s. it's going to be low 90s on the warmest day of the week, towards the weekend. pardon me. this system here, that's what's going to bring some rain to the pacific northwest. and that's what's goi

at lst gored today in spain. that includes a 46-year-old man from san francisco. take a look here at just the chaos. the sheer chaos in northern spain during the annual running of the bulls in pamplona. draws a million daredevils from all around the world every single year. two of the three people gored were americans. the man from san francisco underwent surgery. two others were stratrampled. dozen more hurt. >>> today skiers got the last run of the season on squaw valley slopes. yes, it is july. yes, this is still going on. the tahoe ski resort opened in november with almost entirely manmade snow. of course, the weather then took a quick turn in the winter as we covered. snowstorms made for the third largest snow season in the resort's history. amounted to a total of 719 inches. that, of course, led to this post-fourth of july skiing, which, rori cannot imagine is something we have to s age may, delayed in many spots. you can see, if there was enough demand for people to go up there, still a lot of snow. >> if it is there, they will come. that's a little anomalo

of al gore. and the fact that they teamed up sically took the politics out of the issue. and what he said to me is that he viewed marriage as a very conservative idea,hat it is the bedrock of conservativepl prin, and a married couple should be allowed to -- you t know, to be abbe together and to have a family. so that was, to me, an - eye-open >> it was an eye-opener hearing a conservative make a case for a value and ideal that you believed i >> right. >> and since then, have there fobeen any opportunities te that kind of a bipartisan consensus on the pitical issues you've been involved in? >> well, i mean, obviously, ther cois so divided now. it has been divided for a long, long time.me , there was a huge divide that started over the vietnam war, and that dide has never closed. it has kept getting wider and wider. and i do believe that this last election, in 2016 -- that divide was exploited. >> mm-hmm. >> the russians saw an opportunity where there was age ivide and the addition of upcial media

gore voluntarily appeared before the committee. the other says the attorney -- secretary of commerce produced his documents before. and that the commerce secretary continued to engage with the committee. we have witnesses coming later this month. the investigation is ongoing. the last two are the most important, to reiterate what we said. we offered all these in committee. what's interesting, these are all just facts. a citizenship question is asked by dozens of countries around the world, and the united kingdom and united nations recommends countries solicit citizenship information on their form. the final amendment says this, resolved, that a citizenship question is not new and has appeared on every census from 1820 to 1950 and on every long form census from 1970 to 2000 and on every community survey from 2005 to the present. so for 200 years we have been asking it but for some reason today we can't. these five amendments are voted down on a partyline vote and i would respectfully ask the committee to include them. mr. hastings:

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to get -- always going to be gore such followed by kavanaugh stocker gorsuch. so the day gorsuch's hearing is in the hart building, big room and some of you may remember his mother was the head of the epa who got involved in a scandal, forced out of the job hard to leave town. he life disintegrated after that and gorsuch was up at same school kavanaugh was at, and i'm sure for a kid in high school, this was a really disorienting thing and in the book i talk about he went to his mother and said, how can you quit? you're being forced out. i would would you quit? you told me not to be a quitter. so the day of the hearing started, in the hearing room in the back with the white house guys who are shepherding him through and i said to him, i got a theory about gorsuch. and they go oh, what's senate i said he's still really mad about what happened to his mother and he wants to destroy washington. and they said, that's our theory, too. true story. wait. >> it's happened before, supreme court justice has been impeached. there is any likelihood possible that impeachment

and gore pushing back and saying, well, carjacking was basically invented in your state, senator.was a pivotal moment for the campaign. so there is peril for cory booker to go after joe biden in this way because it could easily turn back to what he did in his own state. >> we know there's been a little bit of tension between biden and kamala harris. he addressed that today. watch this. >> i thought we were friends. and i hope we will will be. she asked me to go out -- called me and asked me to go to her convention and about the guy from outside california to nominate her at her convention for the senate seat. i did. >> so he says he won't be as polite as he was the first time going out. is that a more aggressive strategy? >> it's not a question of being polite, it's standing up for yourself and defend your record and criticize someone's. >> it's not show friends, it's show business, to quote jerry mcguire. >> i think the man in the white house probably agrees with you on that one. >> i don't know if i agree with him, don't get me on record saying that. just very quickly on bill de

holiday weekend shows that it might not be the rap music that's the problem but those like tipper gore who fear it r t america's actually banks has more. that surrenders attack happened on independence day imperia arizona the town is located northwest of phoenix just 2 weeks shy of his 18th birthday a high school senior. was fatally stabbed 27 year old michael paul adams inside a convenience store and was reportedly lunch at alameda while the teen stood by a soda machine stabbing him in the back and slitting his throat the teen managed to run out of the store and collapse in the parking lot paramedics arrived on the scene shortly after and rushed him to a nearby hospital where he later died that night adams was charged with 1st degree murder adams would later tell police the rap music i mean was playing in his car made him feel and see if he went on to say he believes people who listen to rap music are a threat to him and the community adams informed police he had been attacked previously by people who listen to music and identify them as a black latino and they live american meanwhile

we used innovative tools like audio fingerprinting, machine learning, feedback to build an gore gorethese calls. melissa: before we do this how does at&t announced they stop it. i have at&t, mine are largely gone away. how is your product different? is it the same kind of thing but a different gore algorithm is different. if you use caller i.d. to block calls it will be very limited. i don't think those solutions have long term shelf life to protect against these calls. robo killer, we're listening to audio of these calls, we're looking eight data around the calls, saying which calls are humans, which calls are robots, all happening in the background on a server. it is a good way to protect. >> we got to go. ethan, thank you so much for coming on, robokiller. we love it. thank you, connell. connell: melissa, we talk a lot of sports on the show today with me here in cleveland but now it is on to a different sport. that would be soccer as they are passing the political ball, women's world cup team continues to celebrate after winning it all over in france but things have turned politic

i want to thank the whole team for all the good work that faith and freedom does not al gore stated georgia. we have jordan is at the end of --r, don't we should all agree today we are an ideological war for the future of our way of life in america. [applause] >> democrats want to convert america as a socialist state. churchill once said the problem with capitalism is the imperfect distribution of asperity. the problem with socialism is it is the perfect distribution of misery. however, this socialism did not to start with bernie sanders. ,f the past for -- 400 years america has been on a slight towards socialism. we have had political majorities, all democrats. deal.gave us the new the irony is these sweeping federal appropriate's have haved -- the democrats claimed champion. the poverty rate today is it is saying it was in 1965 when the world poverty was initiative -- initiated. in 1975, before the department of education was treated, our 14-year-olds were number the world in math, science and reading. decades later after spending , weeans of dollars on this could do than that. obamacare

gore is one of the most memorable that most of us have ever read.th complete certainty the identity of the winner of this year's presidential election, the identity of the loser is perfectly clear. it is the nation's confidence in the judge as an impartial guardian of the rule of law. that was a very tough experience for him and others on the supreme court. >> yeah, and also as litigants, i was one of gore's lawyers in that case, and it was heart-wrenching to see the decision come down. and for every loss that justice stevens had, he had a number of enormous wins. the very first case i argued in supreme court in which i represented bin laden's driver, he said we have to protect the constitutional rights of people, even in guantanamo, even accused of doing the worst crimes imaginable. justice stevens himself served in the navy. he understood the values this country stood for, including the geneva conventions. and so, again, it's just a really important lesson, particularly at this juncture in time, to think, you know, there are things -- principles -

bush, and one being the district by al gore, george w. bush won 80% or more of the votes in a grand total of 80 precincts throughout the state. al gore won 80% or more of the votes, and 800 precinct if you think about it, let's say the ford house that has 80000 people, you will wind up with the district and my immediate that is 70% or 80% democrat. the problem is it is very hard to reflect democratic voting strength on a statewide basis without yaking a geographic area -- without taking a geographic area and carving it up. probably the best illustration and congressional map of the cook county chicago area looks like. cook county had the idea population that contains seven congressional districts, it of 11.s all or part basically what justice roberts said, there is no test for the federal courts apply to decide how many politics is too much politics in redistricting. it does not mean the cases are dead, it shifts the venue in the cases from the federal court to the state courts. what you will see growing out of this is not an end to gerry

what's a minor goring?s report to men and woman were hospitalized with head injuries were severe bruises. if another runner was treated for bruises and a fifth was gored in the back by a horn, but did not require hospital treatment. turkish president says russia's s400 air defense missiles are currently being prepared to be flown to turkey. u.s. officials have warned that turkey would face economic sanctions as well as being expelled from a program to purchase the f-35 fighter jet. president trump has suggested that turkey was not treated fairly by the obama administration and was forced to buy the as/400 as/400 system. ireland's prime minister says european union leaders would feel a great deal of reluctance about giving britain another delay to brexit. many e.u. countries feel very frustrated and would only postpone britain's departure day for a very good reason such as a british general election. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. will be right back. motor? nope. not motor? it's p

gore.s really remarkable to read his book, the makings of a justice, reflections on my first 94 years. he gives an inside account of bush v. gore in that book. he says the arguments were never raised before they appeared in the opinion, and he said that there was a serious factual error in the majority opinion that undermined its basic reasoning. so he was incredibly candid. this book is a remarkable guide to his insider thoughts on nearly 35 years on the bench. the book is called "the makes of a justice," whether or not my vote to uphold the validity of capital punishment in 1976 was correct. i am now convinced that the very real risk that an innocent person may be put to death in such a case, provides a sufficient reason for ending that form of punishment. i do not recall that risk as having been mentioned by anyone during the arguments in 1976. tell me about this. >> that's an incredible change of mind, and it shows stevens' willingness to re-examine his premise in light of the fact. wha

online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new details now, a san francisco man is among three people who were goredduring the running of the bulls. it happened yesterday and that 46-year-old man is now in grave condition after undergoing emergency surgery. the bull run draws 1 million dare devils from around the world every year. >>> back here at home the chp is investigating what caused a car to smash into two mobile homes briefly sparking a nearby grass fire in contra costa county. this happened last night at the rancho diablo mobile home park in pacheco. a man who lives in one of the homes said we to rescue a woman and a child from the car after the crash. their injuries are not life-threatening. firefighters say the car took out a nearby electrical box, anthat's what sparked that fire. >>> some neighbors say they have had it with the san jose home near where four people were shot late saturday night. all four people are expected to survive but police apparently have not made any arrests. that shooting happened near a home on hillsdale avenue and manda drive. neighbors say it's been rented out a

hero but he was a keen observer who describes landscapes with the same person as he does guts and gore if you want to understand what it was like to be a soldier in a world war one this book is required reading. another one for your summer reading list if you have the stomach for it well we all know that europe is chock full of interesting sites to visit and that's just what's on the surface so this week we'll take a look at all the great stuff that's looking the no in our series and titled underground europe and who knew that something like table salt could have such a fascinating spinoff effect we looked into its legacy in neighboring poland. we've come to the former to leech to salt mines for 7 centuries table salt was mined here today it's a unesco world heritage site with around $1000000.00 tourists every year there are 2 ways to descend into this underworld you can take the stairs. or if you're in a hurry there's the elevator. the mines and 9 levels of maya between 64 meters and 135 meters below the surface more than 2000 chambers were created by the mining process now you'll fin