so all they did was turn that combat ready ship into grenada. >> marines took control of grenada's airports broadcasting a soothing message. >> your cooperation will ensure that peace and democracy are restored in the near future. >> at least a psychological, maybe moral level, reagan was doing something in grenada that he wanted to do in lebanon but couldn't. he could do it in grenada and show the united states would take action to defend its interests. >> reagan was lucky. he had the good fortune to have an easy military victory just eliminating our memory of what happened in beirut and replacing it with this scene of the military rush ashore in the caribbean. >> our world has changed. today our national security can be threaten inside far away places. it's up to all of us to be aware of the strategic places of some places and identify them. the events in lebanon and grenade, although oceans apart -- it provides direct support through a network of surrogates and terrorists. >> what he really cared about was this cancer on the world. so if there was a marxist regime anywhere and somebody w

it's grenada is it going to be against little tiny countries you need a major power sort of enemy and then the national security strategy that was unveiled in january and trump himself came out to do it maybe because first of his narcissism he came out to announce it unlike previous presidents it says that the main priority for the u.s. military in the coming decade in decades is not islamic terrorism it's not terrorism at all it's for major power confrontation with russia and china that's budgeting that's budgeting and military contingency planning now to do that you have to really paint the adversary as an adversary so it's an article of faith there's a new religion in washington d.c. which is called i hate religion i hate russia russia is the enemy and we almost. genuflect at the altar of this new religious icon and that's the way you can take the american people's money heart yearned tax dollars which could be used for housing and health care and the education the things human beings need and shovel it over to the defense contractors you have to explain to them that it's an absolu

spoke with witnesses and they found evidence that identified the arson suspect as monica berlin of grenada. the sheriff deputies spotted her car and she was arrested after a brief chase facing several charges including arson and stalking. >>> it's 11 minutes after 4:00 and there's a break through in the fight against hiv. the early results from a vaccine that is now in human trials. >>> major storms battering the caribbean. the details on the path of the extreme weather. >>> coming up, we're going to have a check on your commute in the south bay, so far so good down there. in the meantime, you see the mcarthur maze traffic looking good as well. >> keeping our eyes to the south. that monsoon moisture is working its way in southern california. what about here. we'll take a look. >>> he served in the army for two years in afghanistan since february. two other service members wounded in the attack which remains under investigation. >>> on wednesday president trump travels to europe for the nato summit in belgium. the president says he will press allies to increase defense spending and the unit

the fire started in grenada hills and quickly spread to people's backyards. firefighters battled this blaze through the air and ground to keep the flames from spreading. even some homeowners can be seen hosing down the flames. no word on what sparked this fire. >>> a deadly fire burning near the oregon border doubled in size overnight. it is approaching 22,000 acres. it's just 5% contained. it started thursday in the siskiyou county town of hornbrook. one person was found dead in a burned-out home there yesterday. >>> crews are making good progress on the county fire. the 88,000 acre fire is now 48% contained and hasn't grown at all since yesterday. >>> a stunning statistic, since the beginning of the year cal fire has responded to almost 2,700 wildfires up and down the state. >>> survival stories from last year's wine country wildfires have been saved as oral history, and each video is available for all to see. the history and healing project in sonoma county. >> i just remember turning into our and almost feeling like i was in this movie. >> reporter: excep

cecilia brown came to england from grenada in 1966 to train as a nurse.ure to talk to you. 40 years. yes. was it all enjoyable? very much so. ifi had not enjoyed it and would not have stayed it long, i took pride andi have stayed it long, i took pride and i worked. it was very satisfactory. is go back to your decision to come to train. what bob did that, and how did you view what must have seemed like a very big adventure as a young woman looking ahead and thinking about the rest of life? what prompted that? when i was in grenada as a little girl, i used to do good deeds of kindness. for other people. they said, you are very kind, you are nice and gentle, and you would make a good nurse. this stuck in my mind. very nice. i am looking at some lovely images. can you see the screen? can you see yourself on there? this is, i think this is going back probably 30 or a0 yea rs this is going back probably 30 or a0 years now. yes. at this point, when you think about the health service then, and when you think about the health service now, or at least the one that

this is a live picture of a bear in a pool down in grenada hills in the los angeles area. he is smart. it's hot down there. triple digits basically last week. this guy is just chilling out. >> he's cooling off. >> he's enjoying himself. >> i'm glad he's not in the hot tub right next to him. . >> watch your pools. you don't know who's going to be hanging out. ♪ [ door opens ] >> hope: i told liam i'd keep him updated. xander, you're sure this is your ex-girlfriend sending these messages? >> xander: i mean, i'd hate to think that this is how she responds if she knows about emma, but... it makes sense. >> katie: we just assumed that the posts were about hope, but if your ex is targeting emma... >> thorne: so, she lives here? >> xander: no, she's, uh, british. >> hope: well, that seems like quite a jump. so, you're saying she somehow is using sally's computer to do these postings? >> xander: i don't know how she got ahold of it, but i wouldn't put it past her. >> sally: wait a second. your ex is british?

. >>> a bear's romp through a neighborhood including a few backyards -- this is the grenada hills area of the san fernando valley wear that bear found a place to cool off. >> the bear was tranquilized and then relocated. 11:00 news starts in two minutes. >>> the all-star game went into extra innings and you almost feel sorry for the pitchers. liqueur they are going up against -- we are in a strange year in baseball right now with 10 homeruns -- a record for an all-star game, but 24 batters struck out so how starry do you feel -- house sorry do you feel for none of the bay area products hit home runs, lowry and of course blake out of the bullpen. crawford started, struck out a couple times early, aaron judge and mike trout homered and trevor story tied it for the national league but jean segura -- for the american league -- they think he will win the mvp but there was a lot more to come. now trailing 5-3, 9th inning -- scooter gennett takes it deep and with a man on we have a 5-5 ball game and now going into the 10th the astros hit back to back pitches and then springer followed up with

are we going to why are we going to spend a trillion dollars a year on wars are going to be against grenada is it going to be against a little tiny countries you need a major power sort of enemy and then the national security strategy that was unveiled in january and trump himself came out to do it maybe because some of his narcissism he came out to announce that unlike previous presidents it says that the main priority for the u.s. military in the coming decade in decades is not islamic terrorism it's not terrorism at all it's for major power confrontation with russia and china that's budgeting that's budgeting and military contingency planning now to do that you have to really paint the adversary as an adversary so it's an article of faith there's a new religion in washington d.c. which is called i hate religion i hate russia russia is the enemy and we almost. and genuflect at the altar of this new religious icon and that's the way you can take the american people's money heart yearned tax dollars which could be used for housing and health care and the education the things human beings ne

of the vietnam war, the suez crisis, think of reagan and thatcher from the faulk lands war to the grenada invasion. we had a puppet of president reagan without a brain and he wasn't thin skinned, he understood in a democracy we have comedians and protesters. when president bush came here in 2003 there were thousands and thousands in the streets. >> millions. >> quite, so it's unclear why this president is so worried about the rights we have in our respective countries and why he wants to throw them in the bin or suspend them around today we have people protesting against president trump but tomorrow in london we have the extreme far right and pro-trump protesters. one of the great things living in a democracy is as long as you're peaceful and safe you can protest. >> you mentioned that and steve bannon the mastermind behind the trump election is in town meeting with those like minded nationalists, you called them extreme far right but those people and you haven't hindered that. >> that's one of the things about living in a democracy. that's what pluralism is about. my concern about the ri

against grenada is it going to be against little tiny countries you need a major power sort of enemy and then the national security strategy that was unveiled in january and trump himself came out to do it maybe because some of his narcissism he came out to announce it unlike previous presidents it says that the main priority for the u.s. military in the coming decade in decades is not islamic terrorism it's not terrorism at all it's for major power confrontation with russia and china that's budgeting that's budgeting and military contingency planning now to do that you have to really paint the adversary as an adversary so it's an article of faith there's a new religion in washington d.c. which is called i hate religion i hate russia russia is the enemy and we almost bought it and genuflect at the altar of this new religious icon and that's the way you can take the american people's money heart yearned tax dollars which could be used for housing and health care and the education the things human beings need and shovel it over to the defense contractors you have to explain to them tha

. >>> this giant black bear triggered a neighborhood lockdown in grenada hills near los angeles. it wandered through several back yards, as you can see, before taking a dip in someone's swimming pool. >> ah, there you go. >> wildlife officials say the bear was apparently looking for relief in the heat. it's been pretty hot in southern california. it was eventually tranquilized and released into the wilderness. it already had an air tag meaning it had been caught and released before and was considered to be non-aggressive. >> just going for a little swim. kind of nice. >> yes. >>> and a navy veteran has survived a terrifying fall down the side of mt. st. helens. >> she's recovering in a li nrl 500 feet. chris lytle of our portland station has the story. >> reporter: it's hard to tell how far she fell. >> this was 6,088 feet. >> reporter: she estimates the fall at 300 to 500 feet, tracked by her phone's hiking app. >> the first thing that hit the boulder was my hip. then i flipped over that and hit my head. and then kept literally rolling down until i naturally sort of stopped. >>

situation in venezuela and asking if there were similar military options available like in panama in grenada in the 1980s. that's according to one official familiar with the conversation. the report says there was no indication the president was prepared to order an invasion plan. venezuela is in a economic crisis and nicholas maduro has consolidated power and the united states continues to sanction that regime. >> rich, thank you. more on president trump putting nato allies on notice ahead of their meeting next week. let's bring in john bussey, the associate editor from the "wall street journal" and a fox news contributor and happens to be working for the journal in a nato country right now. he joins us live from madrid. hope you're having fun. the question is anybody at all surprised that president trump is 16edding out these letters, telling the nato allies that they need to get more skin in the game? he doesn't like nato, he doesn't like nafta. none of this is surprising anybody, correct? >> yeah, that's probably right. it's not surprising, but that doesn't mean the europeans are not bri

this is grenada hills area in the san fernando valley. mornings on two will be right back. >>> ten years ago out of state students made up 5% of the students on all uc campuses. out of state tuition is much more than in-state tuition. >>> ebay is cutting hundreds of local jobs, the online retailer will eliminate nearly 300 jobs in san jose, san francisco and brisbane this friday. that includes some jobs out at san jose headquarters. ebay has lost more than $1.5 billion in the fiscal year that ended in march. its profits are down 60%. prime day brought in big bucks for amazon. sales are estimated at 3.4 $3.4 billion for the 36 hours the of deep discounts. almost immediately there were problems though that kept customers from using the website app and digital voice assistant for about an hour. by the end of the day a record high and jeff bezos became the richest man in modern history. >>> build-a-bear is now recovering after the disastrous promotion of pay your age last week. children 14 years and under can come in and buy a pay your age be

his travels took him to grenada , also to cairo and istanbul. in these three places, he became under their spell. it was defined by openness, curiosity and the emulation of other cultures. one of his assistants and assembling this was dr. christopher dresser. a scientist who had sought a career and bought me. the term design theory was published widely. he is best known for his designs on ceramics, which he did in wedgewood and metalworks, for elkington. the dresser is central to the study of the evolution of british decorative arts. he was able to impose a rigid system on ornamental natural elements. all of which created distinctive designs. for example his design of 1870s reflects that revivalist, which dominated the victorian designs and aged -- since 1850. dresser was certainly well known as a designer in britain, and was equally admired in the united states. he traveled to chicago in 1776 and met with john mcgraw and his household wares were soon available in major centers in chicago along the eastern seaboard. in april 1879, that washingto

would be president where a whole series of crisis and the reagan library has done this that takes the grenada operation and take student in and puts them in the situation room to say you have to make the decision and think it through and it is pretty good. >> college of the ozarks mitchell sanders you touch on conservative fiscal policy and attitudes toward government and i think larger portion of america is starting to agree with you but i think that a lot of people think about the social policy especially my generation they consider themselves conservative fiscally but liberal socially so what do they need to do to adapt to that? >> i think it works itself out in different ways. on one friend you could argue that the whole question of gay marriage with your generation what you could call the left but on the other hand abortion is moved to the right and that development of technology that allows you to see the baby at an earlier age has had a devastating effect especially after the first 20 weeks so it is a more complicated pattern. but you build a majority around the issues part of the art

they pushed back but trump relented, citing the invasion of grenada where invasion raised.he senior administration official and two high-ranking colombian officials tell the associated press, and on the sidelines of the u.n. assembly in september he once again discussed the idea in greater length with leaders of four latin america allies including colombia according to the same people. the official tells the a.p. trump was told not to raise the issue and it wouldn't play well. however, the first thing he said was, quote, my staff told me not to say this. >>> congressman jim jordan denies allegations of sexual harassment. he told "politico", it is not true, i never knew about any type of abuse. if i did i would have done something about it. look, if there are people who are abused, then that's terrible and we want justice to happen. three former wrestlers told nbc news it was common knowledge that the team's doctor richard straws regularly showered with students and inappropriately touched them during appointments and said it would be impossible for jordan to be unaware. in

look at these pictures from grenada hills, california. from moments ago where firefighters are dou-- are dous a small but fast-moving brush fire that broke out. and thousands have been driven from homes. this is aided by record-breaking temperatures, in the triple-digits which made it difficult for firefighters to control these flames. could you see them here working to keep each other safe. and in southern california the holiday fire destroyed some 20 structures and threatened infrastructure. today you could see the burnt out shells of cars and homes destroyed in the blaze. sara sidner joined me now from the city of goaleta in santa barbara. this is a beautiful part of the country but obviously a trem and youous -- a tremendous amount of damage. is there any hope for relief there in california? >> reporter: for this fire, yes. but there are about 14 fires you just mentioned a new one this morning and now the burbank hills -- there is a fire that has popped up there and they are aggressively fighting that as well. and warning a potential

trump reportedly brought up the was invasions of panama and grenada in the 1980's.he ap reports trump's comments stunned the e national security adviser h.r. mcmaster in the secretary of state rex tillerson who warned military action could backfire. but then on the next day, august 11, trump raised the issue publicly. pres. trump: we have many options for venezuela. by the way, i'm not going to rule out a military option. we have many options for venezuela. this is our neighbor. we are all over the world. we have troops all over r the world, and places that are very, very far away. venezuela is not very far away. and the people are suffering and they are dying. options for venezuela, including a possible military option if necessary. at his golfspeaking club in new jersey. weisbrot.ed by mark to talk about venezuela, brazil, mexico, and the mass protests in haiti. let's start with this, president invadehreatening to venezuela. the news just coming out from ap. >> well, yes, they may know about their strategy of regime change. marco rubio is probably the person who i

the other threatening homes in grenada hills. residents fighting the fires themselves. >> a lot of hoses to pull upon and share with neighbors. >> reporter: just outside san diego, firefighters getting much-needed relief as the west fire dies down.es sting among the ruins of devoured home. >> crust be family and friends and loved ones. cause, really, at least we have that. >> reporter: fire crews doing great job upping the containment numbers this weekend. this is an area that's been ravaged by disaster. toward the end of last year, the thomas fire, the largest wildfire in california's history. that was followed by deadly mudslides. and then this fire. >> it just looks like war zone, will. thank you. >> the fire season is still young. >> it certainly is. >>> coming up, the latest on the operation under way in thailand right now to rescue the soccer team trapped in the cave. we'll talk about the difficulties the divers face to bring the boys and their coach out safely. >> the big breaking news. we're all over it from thailand. >>>

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president with there is a whole series of crisis and the reagan library has done this that takes the grenadaoperation intake students in the situation room and says now you get the information they guy and you have to make the decision and think it through. that is pretty good. >> so you touch on conservative fiscal policy towards government deregulation. in the larger port part is those is the social policy. so conservative fiscal even more liberal socially? what do we have to do to combat that? >> maybe it works itself out in different ways maybe you could argue that question of gay marriage move towards what we could call the left or abortion has moved to the right with the development of technologies allow you to see the baby at the earlier age has had a devastating effect on the acceptability of abortion particularly after the first 20 weeks. that is a complicated pattern. . . . . let me just say going back to where we started i think that the foundation is important. i think it's important because we badly need people like yourselves who are willing to learn conservatism in the campuse

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crews kept the fire from spreading further into the grenada hills neighborhood. >>> in san diego county, firefighters are maintaining their containment of the west fire that's burned 500 acres and 81% contained. monday toir evacuations are still in effect. in other areas people are being allowed to return to their homes to check on properties but for some there's nothing left after several homes were destroyed. that number is expected to rise once officials can get in the neighborhoods to assess the damage. >>> we turn to rosemary now, firefighters throughout the state have been dealing with heat, winds and in terms of today i'm curious if we're seeing that slight cool down that's so minor. >> inland areas still very warm and dry. the on shore breeze is stronger and the marine layer has thickened up a bit. we are on our way to a cool down. it's going to take a few days before inland communities notice and i'll detail that in the extended forecast. a live look across the bay this morning, waking up with partly cloudy skies and fog along the coastline this morning and the on shore breeze

they disagreed on policies from the falkland islands to the invasion of grenada, and one of the strengths of london, thank you forjoining us from city hall. president trump made an entrance as he flew to britain, we can go to heathrow for other rivals. these are the british divers who helped with the british divers who helped with the dramatic cavers in thailand who saved the lives of those boys, the football tea m saved the lives of those boys, the football team and their coach, they went through dramatic conditions, the whole team arrived in and they are about to tell us about the experience. let's go live now to heathrow and listen to their words. iam rick heathrow and listen to their words. i am rick stanton, from coventry.” am from cheddar. i am from belgium. mike clayton, from shropshire. lam from mike clayton, from shropshire. i am from somerset. i am from north wales. gary mitchell, from mid wales. we will stop with questions from the left. is that a question? what went on in your mind the moment she discovered those boys? initially, of course, excitement. relief they were still a

basically be your own president, a whole series of crises, the reagan library has done this, takes the grenada operation and takes students in and put them in the situation room and says you are going to get the information they got and you have to make the decision and it is a pretty good ground rule. coming right up. i think i have a signal. >> mitchell sanders. you touched a bit on conservative fiscal policy and conservative attitude toward government deregulation and a larger portion of america is starting to agree with you on that. however, a lot of people with conservatism and social policy. a lot of people consider themselves fiscally but more liberal, how do you combat that and adapt to that. >> it works itself out in different ways. on the one friend you could argue the whole question of gay marriage has moved in your generation towards what we call the left. on the other hand i suggest that abortion has moved to the right and the development of technologies that allow you to see the baby at an earlier date has had a devastating effect on the acceptability of abortion particularly aft