make him a thing, if he just runs some more weird gadget plays, maybe he will be popular in the grandstands and then he will win the big game. re-thinkare saying, the climate accord. they are seeing -- they are saying pal around with chuck and nancy. they are whispering don't build the wall. but you all in alabama know that trick plays, they may razzle-dazzle, but it is the like asted fundamentals, sound running game, that is what wins championships. judge moore, he knows the fundamentals. he's got the fundamentals. no illegal immigration. no bad trade deals. and the importance of god. and our shared american culture and our heritage. judge moore will defend our interests with the same still spine that he defended those 10 commandments. -- i don't think there's any cooler and a name you can have than the 10 commandments judge. that's a badge of honor. judge moore is a man of principle. and what he says, when he says it, he is going to do it. take it to the bank. that's why we need him in d.c. right now. a vote for judge moore is not a vote against the president. it is a vote for the people'

caller: okay, all these millionaires taking a knee, all they are doing is grandstanding like two year olds having a temper tantrum and media needs to ignore them and ignore antifa, and need to ignore the so-called dreamers marching around with their mexican flags. i don't think the need to ignore the media is helping anything when they get all these people publicity when they start having their temper tantrums trying to get on t.v., that is what it is all about, they just want attention. host: do you think the president had a part in that, too, as far as making it an issue? caller: well, he's just responding to the media. the media starts the issue by showing them constantly 24 /7. host: 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. and independents, 202-748-8002. the president sending out another tweet, taking a look at the n.f.l. saying that it has all sorts of rules and regulations, the only way out for them, set a rule you can't kneel during the national anthem. that is from the president's twitter address. from maryland, jim, democrat's line. go ahead. caller: yes. i'

russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience.ty which produced affection from catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. welcome. you are watching bbc news. the latest headlines: the us health secretary, tom price, has resigned amid an outcry over his use of private jets for government business. campaigners have taken to the streets of catalonia, as the region prepares for an independence referendum that spain has banned. the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, says miracles are needed, if the brexit negotiations are to move onto the next stage, any time soon. speaking at a summit of eu leaders in estonia, he said he didn't think t

i remember the grandstand. there was crawl spaces underneath the bleachers and we would ride our scooters and skateboards. >> he wants to prove the point i be long. the 2016 rookie of the year is having a strong second season. he won a second career race early in watkins glen, new york. for 2017, rossi has 20, top ten finishes. he is headed to this week's season-ending knee injury finale. >> could be an 11th top ten finish if it goes as plans. 8th on row four. >> he started training in sonoma. >> can you imagine being a kid and you win the indy 500. >> the fumes. >> we'll be right back. >>> thanks so much for watching at five. we will see you back here at 6:00. >>> the cbs weekend news is next. news updates always on kpix.com. >> morgan: london terror arrest. an 18-year-old man is taken into custody following the bombing of a commuter train that injured nearly 30 people. isis has claimed responsibility. also tonight, dueling demonstrations in washington, d.c. where trump supporters staged what was billed as "th

trump has all of the grandstanding of the roman emperor, and the bravado of a peacock. fundamentally blind to his own inconsistencies and her receipthe -- and upon -- and hypocrisies. -- >> and there are feminist battles playing out across france. >> this could face men -- seamen facing prosecution for persistent unwanted sexual advances. we read that belgium, portugal, and the u.k. all have similar legislation, and as a dance in france, there is a legislative void between consensual production and sexual assault, which is an offense. in the netherlands, women are this end uponn to -- tos friday -- decide upon the polls after a woman was urinating publicly in the streets. the judge in the case said that she should have used the men's facility. this event publicized on facebook, it seeks to shows that is if you're than done, and it is time for women's urination needs to be addressed in public. bone for manya people in france as well. thank you for that look at the press. to get a view of the press review for today or any of the others this week, check out our website. we

the fightback in some of the other matches we had and the grandstand finishes, that should feature in of points behind serbia. i think that we all know that we are going out to actually try and win the game. we knew that it would never be plain sailing in the group. we are a team, we will not run away with the group as we are at the get some of the top teams in europe. we can draw on past results that we have had at the aviva stadium and hopefully give it full throttle and go for it. whatever the result it looks like this group will go right to the wire. after the evening the republic's two remaining fixtures in the group are here against moldova in october but for a quick turnaround for a potential showdown against a welsh side in cardiff... also tonight — coach of england women manager mark sampson says his "conscience is clear" following the allegations of bullying, discrimination and racism made by striker eni aluko. sampson was cleared by an fa inquiry into aluko's claims, and by an independent investigation. i have heard there are specifics in the allegation and, at the time, we

that was a decision made by the military leaders, and now you se peoplehe grandstanding. that should be a military decision. that should not be up to the congress or senate or civilians protesting. point, the to that military was looking at whether or not to allow transgender groups to become service members. the military had already made the decision last may that transgender military members did not pose any additional issue. the difference was when president trump cannot unexpectedly and said suddenly we're not going to allow transgender troops and kicked kick out anyand transgendered troops. this is a political issue because president trump weighed in and did not wait for a review to finish. host: senator mcconnell cut off debate on the defense bill, and we did not get to vote to protect trans service members. thatrote yesterday legislation was written to protect service members. bipartisan and especially key members of the senate armed services committee. on now ising confusing, and we need to send a clear message. senator mccain has been outspoken on this and many o

let's not make it as grandstanding and in public.o our work and then release that information to the american people in a real professional and real thorough investigation. >> utah republican chris stewart. thank you, sir, for your candor. speesht that. at the top of the hour we've got more nfl games set to begin. will we see more players taking a knee and more owners potentially locking arms with the players? and as we follow reaction to what some might call president trump's unsportsmanlike remarks, today as "new york post" sizes it up as jock scrap. and 87-year-old actor he had as ner said i'm taking a knee on sunday. i might need someone to help me up. of course, that's lieu grant. at ally, we offer low-cost trades and high-yield savings. but if that's not enough, we offer innovative investing tools to prepare you for the future. looks like you hooked it. and if that's not enough, we'll help your kid prepare for the future. don't hook it kid. and if that's still not enough, we'll help your kid's kid prepare for the future. looks

and lived in maryland my whole life, but i actually back when ronald reagan got elected, and i grandstand for him and i was working for ups as a delivery driver and being treated back in that era of time has gotten better, i think, but [indiscernible] strike, thereon was a tough time going through that. host: thanks for the call. the miami herald has a look at hurricane andrew, which took place in 1992. this headline from an earlier from irmadamage could surpass andrew's aftermath. storm is making its way up the coast. it is larger than the state of florida. expectations it is as large as the state of texas or france. you can see a map the size of the storm and the winds that follows. flooding is a big concern, especially with wind gusts and flooding in the florida keys, as much as 25 inches of rain expected in the aftermath of hurricane irma. we will go to wisconsin. james is next. good morning. caller: i have not heard about the dali museum in st. petersburg. cap of the works of salvador dali are there, and they have had to build a hurricane proof building to get those works put into st

that was a decision made by the military leaders, and now you see all these people grandstanding. and making speeches, people protesting. that should be a military decision. that should not be up to the congress or senate or civilians protesting. guest: just to that point, the military was looking at whether or not to allow transgender recruits to come -- to become service members. last year the military had , already made the decision last may that transgender military members did not pose any additional issue. the difference was when president trump cannot -- came out unexpectedly and said suddenly we are not going to allow transgender recruits, and we may kick out members of the military who are transgender. what the military is doing now is going for a review. this is a political issue because president trump wade into it, and did not wait the review to finish. host: senator mcconnell cut off debate on the defense bill, and we did not get to vote to protect trans service members. you wrote yesterday that legislation was written to protect service members. -- we are interested

russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience.ced affection from catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the un has been accused of a series of failures in the lead—up to the crisis in myanmar. half a million rohingya muslims have left the country in the last month. less tha n less than 2a hours given to brian and to sort out cancellations to many passengers. a researcher at deakin university at deakin university australia. it is pretty grim from the rohingya's point of view. it is desperately sad. we are seeing strong words from the security council. from antonio guterres. but this highlights the problem in term

from the core markets of europe and north america so local attendance is crucial to ensure those grandstandsys. one more thing, check these guys out, two kite servers are attempting a world record, trying to travel further than any team has done in one go. they are attempting to travel 1500 kilometres nonstop, which would break their own record. it is expected to take five days and in that time there will not be any land in sight but they will have support. the motivation to overcome such a long distance is the feeling of achieving a goal that sometimes can look impossible but then with good preparation, a good team and training you can reach it. the biggest danger during this challenge will be hitting a container during the night or even during the day. nowadays, big ships, when there is a storm they can easily lose those containers and if we get one, either me or the support boat, it will cause severe damage to us. nervous, for sure, but in a very good way. i am very comfortable with the team. it's nice to actually have a team partner at this time, were you know someone is in the exact sam

. >> and they pander and they grandstand.ook at what mccain has done is a tremendous slap in the face of the republican party. >> reporter: but a new cbs news poll finds most americans share mccain's view. only 20% approve of graham- cassidy. >> this proposal is about as popular as prolonged root canal work. >> reporter: the congressional aldget office has just released its preliminary analysis of the graham-cassidy bill, which it says would reduce the number of insured americans by millions. a few minutes later a fourth senate republican, susan collins of maine, announced she's a no. right now, anthony, this bill does not have enough support to pass. >> mason: nancy cordes at the capitol. thanks, nancy. and coming next up on the "cbs in," v t dark web where your identity may be for sale. flonase sensimist allergy relief uses unique mistpro technology and helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. rethink your allergy relief. flonase sensimist. ♪

russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience.ction from catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the un has been accused of a series of failures in the lead—up to the crisis in myanmar. half—a—million rohingya muslims have left the country in the last month. ryanair has less than 2a hours to sort out compensation for hundreds of thousands of passengers hit by mass flight cancellations. after a fourth round of brexit talks both sides have said that progress has been made in recent weeks, especially on the future of the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. after brexit, that will become the

i'm sorry that my honourable friend chooses to use the opportunity to grandstand the way that he doesabsolutely clear... jeering the house has voted on that matter, as we all know. we have made it clear that we do feel that aung san suu ki and her government do need to rise to the plane. we are not in any way be getting our understanding of the violence that is going on and it's impact. mark field. over in the lords a bishop asked what the uk government was doing about the situation in myanmar. the united nations is reporting 35,000 people have crossed from myanmar into bangladesh in the past 2a hours alone. the two un camps for refugees are now full. what action does her majesty's government plan to take in response to this humanitarian crisis, and in particular, what representations are being made to the myanmar government entrance bonds to the blocking of humanity government to the blocking of humanitarian aid? the minister said the uk government was very concerned and the situation had been raised by the uk's ambassador in the country and at the un. but peers wanted her to say mor

russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience.ion from catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the spanish government has defended its decision to send thousands of extra police officers to the region of catalonia — to try and stop sunday's independence referendum. ryanair has been ordered to sort out compensation for passengers hit by flight cancellations immediately — orface hefty sanctions. un sources and aid workers have told the bbc that un leadership in myanmar tried to stop the plight of myanmar tried to stop the plight of myanmar people —— rohingya people being raised with the government. they tried to pr

of course it's absolutely committed to american global hegemony but it is also addicted to this grandstanding right blustering style which of course trump has taken. he's taken further but he's only taken it to all three stages yeah but i'm not it was you know ready it's already that way but on steroids ok if you know michel i know the thing in looking at the coverage of it and when i read this when i watch and then read the speech you know i had in my mind international law and but again the coverage never mentioned well that might be a violation of international i'd actually maybe a bio lation international law for calling for the genocide of p. a whole country a whole population on the floor of the general assembly nobody said that in the mainstream media but i always have first thing that popped into my mind because of a consciousness of international law go ahead michael it's actually against one of the articles of the u.n. charter yeah. and frankly this is this this is what i think is just what is knowledge of concerning what that bluster if you go ahead given that we're talking about b

graeme thomas, who was sat in the grandstand with his mum, received a message telling him to get to the up.the british crew edged out estonia for the silver, with lithuania taking gold. there was also success for the para mixed four who claimed gold in a new world record, and the women's quadruple skulls who won bronze. i thought the quad had voted, it's all gone, and then they said, you are needed now. these boys were so well prepared. if they hadn't have kept their cool, i wouldn't have been able to do anything. i did my best today. the us secretary of state rex tillerson has revealed direct communication between washington and the north korean regime for the first time. speaking on a visit to china to meet president xijingping, mr tillerson said washington was probing the possibility of talks with pyongyang, and added that they are not in a dark situation. but the war of words continues — yesterday north korea threatened to reduce america to a sea of flames. earlier our asia—pacific editor celia hatton explained the significance of the development. donald trump himself famously said

none of those even our stuff is a criminal issue to buy get and whether that was just political grandstanding. really of a quite shameful home or how concerned should prison trim the about pullman afford and muller's investigation of him. i brought a concern. i don't know what the facts are there but that's the amount of four parallel has quite a few contacts over a russia various russian oligarchy and there also is accusations floating around and will just say what's true and what's not but i would think he would have been vetted a little more carefully before he was brought in as campaign manager. i think he may very well brought some russian baggage in there with him and and have yet to say what the guys were between the cat can buy and the russians we already know about the undisclosed previously undisclosed waiting in the trump tower with a top brass of a campaign a russian zoo water to deliver the dirt on hillary but we'll just wait and see what comes out of this investigation but it does not look good for the for the president right now mr painter always good talking with you for us is

that means you have to use that time, instead of grandstanding about it you have to perhaps talk to the nuclear programme not go away, though it might be halted. thank you very much, drjames hoare, for giving as you insight into events in north korea. the united nations refugee agency says 73,000 rohingya muslims have now fled to bangladesh from myanmar since the army there began a campaign against militants less than two weeks ago. more are fleeing all the time. sanjoy majumder is at the border. it is now a massive influx, the sheer number of rohingya refugees coming into bangladesh from myanmar. the border is just a short distance that way. they are coming from every direction, men, women, children. some very young and some incredibly old and finding it difficult to walk. earlier today we saw plumes of smoke from inside rakhine state, presumably villages that were burning there. refugees we have spoken to have come with dramatic testimony of how they were allegedly driven out of their homes. some have seen people killed at close range. they are all heading now towards one of several t

because you already have somebody at the grandstand. we have the votes but we don't have the time because it's friday. friday it ends at a certain time. we will bring into a few months for now. it is blocked grants. we come up with a fantastic health care healthcare bill. it's good for both parties. president trump now said obamacare is still alive and he is planning on negotiating with the democrats. join me now rnc spokesperson kelly mcenery. the republicans there are a lot of infighting between the republicans. they act like a shotgun wedding. it's hard to get them to agree. so is it true, that republicans are still willing to talk about obamacare reform. do they have the votes. in fact we heard from senator lamar alexander restarting talks with democrats it so encouraging to hear him not to give up because to him in action is inexcusable. the single-payer liberal friends see the light on this. we're going to talk to them because we are the american people that much. the present insane that the american people are getting really hurt

i remember that grandstand.there was crawl spaces underneath the bleachers and we would set up this little area and that is where we would hide out. >> he wants to prove the point i belong at the front of this field everywhere we go. the 2016 rookie of the year is having a strong second season. he won a second career race early this year in new york. for 2017, rossi has ten top 10 finishes. headed to this weekend's season ending finale. qualifying tomorrow night rossi has a mathematical chance of winning the whole indy league title. >> i'll be there. >> you will? >> i'm going to be there. i know, shocks. home opener, you will be there. >> well, of course. >>> for news throughout the evening, cbs. >>> join us for night beat at 10:00. right back here at 11:00. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at

i remember the grandstand. i used to -- there was crawl spaces underneath the bleachers and we were set out that area and hang out and hang out. >> he wanted to prove the point that i belong at the front of the field. the 2016 rookie of the year is having a strong second season. he won his second career race in watkins glen new york. for 2017, rossi has ten top ten finishes. he is 6th in points standing and headed to this weekend's season ending finale. >>> another chance at the top ten as he will start at the top role tomorrow. his birthday is next weekend. >>> all right. >> what a present that would be. >> he is doing all right. >> terrific career. >> first day on the job. here is a check for two million dollars for winning the indy 500. >> he seems very calm. >> doing demonstrations in virginia and washington as counter protestors and protestors face off. >>> there's stepped up security around the celebrities tomorrow. dueling demonstrations near the rotestors and >> you're watching wcnc charlotte news. >>>

remember that when you see all the grandstanding at the un next week and the endless lectures about howe america is. they take money from u.s. taxpayers, use it to fund their luxury lifestyles and then lecture america on morality and human rights. just look at the un human rights council whose members include saudi arabia where women can't drive, rwanda where they approve arbitrary and torture and venezuela. they have condemned israel, a democracy, more than any other nation on earth including china, syria and iran, and now they're trying to organize a blacklist for any company who does business with israel. in march they even passed a resolution of cultural diversity cosponsored by north korea. what a farce. conflict, civil war, refugee crisis and famine around the world, of course there's a need to coordinate this humanitarianism, but when that noble mission gets corrupted by elite diplomats and bureaucrats more interested in rolex and room service than the world's poor, it's time to stop writing them blank checks. let's drain the swamp at the united nations. joining me now to respond

some cases they want to grandstand, we have the votes but we don't have the time, because it's fridayn to a few months from now. whole vote it, in the meantime, i have that little period of time, i'll negotiate with the democrats if we come up with a fantastic healthcare bill that is okay with me. charles: you can watch the interview on "fox & friends" tomorrow morning. hi, i'm mindy kearns. it's great to finally meet you. nice to meet you too. your parents have been talking about you for years. sorry about that. they're all about me saving for a house, or starting a college fund for my son. actually, i want to know what you're thinking. have a seat. knowing that the most important goals are yours. multiplied by 14,000 financial advisors, it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. charles: confirming to fox news that facebook, twitter and googla alphabet have been invited to a open committee intelligence committee. >> and capping refugees at 45 thousand for full year of 2018, reports suggest this is lowest cap since 1980, my panel, herb london. is here. by th

opponents accuse the state of grandstanding. >> you could put the border wall up right now. the environmental rules be. the national security of the united states. >> california doesn't have the responsibility to protect the united states of america and the same way the federal government does. we can protect our borders. i believe we will be successful. we will not yield to those kind of political lawsuits. >> the attorney general was here to speak about another part of border security, drug interdiction. they helped locate about 500,00g from colombia. the bulk of the drugs come over the border. the attorney general says this is a work in progress. >> you want to talk about metrics. three years ago we were maybe stopping 10%. we have tripled it. that's only 30%. what does it take to get to 70, 80, 90%? resources. >> we have a high availability of drugs, low prices of drugs and greater purity of drugs. these three factors are bad for law enforcement. >> in 2005 congress gave the federal government broad authority to build the fence without environmental review. that was chal

are we right to be so negative is there just a lot of political grandstanding going on here? >> as ever, it depends on who you listen to michel barnier yesterday, the chief eu negotiator of brexit, said he did not see significant progress during the last few days of talks. david davis said he had seen some concrete progress one of the big sticking points remains this divorce bill over the british departure from the european union, that brexit bill the europeans put forward methodology in july. the british are not done, over the last few days they advanced a series of legal arguments, gone through the numbers line by line they're not numbers yet. let's listen to what michel barnier had to say about the financial obligations before, during and after brexit. >> eu taxpayers should not pay for obligations undertaken in 28 it would not be fair in july, the uk recognized that it has obligations beyond the brexit date. but this week the uk explained that its obligations will be limited to the last entertainment to the eu budget before departure yet we have joint obligations towards