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general hayes can be made out sitting a few feet away. the only witness to the ceremony still alive is 99-year-old. to begin with his memory of that day, suddenly it becomes -- it comes flooding back. these are all my soldiers, i was the commander of the guard. i'm sorry, but i do not have anything good to say about the japanese. chinese.ed so many it was such a terrible war. that made me hate them. next objectives was shanghai. i advice he boarded a japanese of resentful full japanese troops. my great uncle arrived in shanghai, he found there was not a single hotel room in the city. he had to stay somewhere. stayed at marvel hall. this is marble hall. it was one of the richest men in china. how rich? look at this. this was his private ballroom. most of the british community were not living in grand mansions. they were still stuck inside japanese internment camps. orders were to find and help him. -- find and help them. .ne of them was betty barr she was interned here at the hua camp along with jg ballard of "empire of the sun" fame. she

in hayes valley on hayes street i'm here to express my unanimous support for in project and it's extension the approximate development and beer garden has been integral if the success of the launch of my own small business and the team that operate that bar in any professional opinion some of the best operators i have come across in any professional experience it is a place that i patron misses with friends and out of town gift is adds a tremendous tremendous opportunity and draw bringing people from within the city and outside the city to the hayes valley community there incredibly supportive operators and give back so much from my own selfish beer and sausage loving needs as a small business owner as a fellow restaurant operator here to speak out in full support of the extension of this >> (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> hi, i'm jimmy lived in hayes valley for 12 years with any wife we're stronger sports supporters of expectation of the beer garden everything that was said is absolutely true how wonderful as professional operators and activation oversees

you very much, mayor ed lee chief suhr and thank you for joining us this morning and chief joanne hayes-white and members from the team members of the (inaudible) we are joining the authority and (inaudible) andrea and our vice president covering ton come this morning to commemorate and acknowledge the sacrifice of those 3 hundred and 43 new york fire department members who gave the ultimate sacrifice to 40 doing their duty they gave the sacrifice of their lives no greater gift or sacrifice for public servants than to do that we acknowledge to those members are we at commission and command force of public service for the fire department dictate ours to serving the public (inaudible) the sacrifice discharging our duties and obligation thank you. >> now i'd like to ask (inaudibl (inaudible). >> for 4 hundred police officers and firefighters dyed it day another 14 hundred have passed over 9/11 nearly 25 thousand other people would have died we lost 3 thousand americans that day as chief joanne hayes-white says everybody remembers exactly where they were so as and stand here with the large class

laura ingram and steve hayes have reaction. >>> all that and thomas sole weighs in on the black lives matter movement. "hannity" starts here, right now. >>> welcome. a second review of hillary clinton's e-mails by two government intelligence agencies confirm that top secret information was on her private server and that the information was classified at the time she received it. earlier tonight, clinton actually apologized, finally, for her e-mail scandal. watch this. >> that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. and i'm trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. >> joining us now with more is ed henry. by the way, not only was it the top secret designation, the highest classification available. she had denied this repeatedly. why the turnaround? >> well, sean, this is an independent review by the intelligence community. so she's not admitting that there was top secret information. that's why there is no turnaround from her. the intelligence community is bolstering their case, as they

hayes fired his gun injuring a black man. by the time he reach it had -- reached the scene, striking right and left in the description of the new york. battle pushed through the mob to stand over the helpless ha yrk -- hayes. this man is a policeman. hundreds of people flocked to the street on hearing that a white cop had killed a black man. they found battle standing his ground as ha yrk -- >> enforcements sealed the area. they all heard the story. a black cop had saved a white cop from rio trk ing blacks. finally, battle had done enough to win the gratitude of the department's. they gave him in return equal footing. some knew battle to become a sergeant but had denied admission. the class voted to grant him entry for the first time had a black man, this black man was fifth to command whites. that was the start of battle's life up through the ranks. there are many, many more adventures he has like that, many obstacles he has to overcome as he makes it all the way up to being elenor roosevelt's friend. i'll just close what el

. >> hayes greer is taking on jockey victor espinoza.ndi irwin tamar braxton. >> i'm used to crocodiles. >> all getting ready to hit the ballroom and compete for that mirror ball trophy. >> bindi irwin is one of the youngest stars this season at 1737 hayes greer is just 15. you can watch the first round of competition when "dancing with the stars" premieres september 14th on abc. phillip and reena? >> thank you so much. it's a good mix of people. i'm curious about bindi irwin. >> i'm going to make it a point to watch this season and i already have the guy i'm rooting pore. gary busy, if it can't be me, it's going to be gary busy. >> it could be us. don't rule us out yet. i've been practicing more than two weeks for that. >> go practice some more. >>> this morning on "world news now," the search for the alleged cop killer continues. >> but the massive manhunt may have changed course. breaking overnight, authorities focusing on a new location as emotions run high. the slain officer's family speaking out. >>> new overnight, hard landing. an

pulitzer prize-winning new york post columnist michael good win and weekly standard senior writer steve hayes. senate republicans announcing a plan b to try to stop the president's nuclear deal with iran. the republicans new way forward plan b involves a mote on a measure that would prevent president obama from lifting sanctions on iran until iran releases four jailed americans and also recognizes the right of israel to exist. will the republican approach work in the senate? we'll talk with leading republican senator john barrasso. and europe's biggest refugee crisis since world war ii turned violent. police in hungary clashing with several hundred illegal immigrants angry at being blocked from crossing the border with serbia. the european union is reeling with sheer numbers of illegal immigrants trying to cross eu borders. we'll have the full report for you. >>> our top story tonight -- 11 candidates about to take the stage for the second presidential debate of the 2016 race. donald trump center stage, and the center of attention. how will the other lagging candidates try to break out and bo

we'll check with laura ingraham, stephen hayes.y're here to weigh in. >>> later in thomas sole is here to weigh in on the black lives matter movement and the 2016 election and more. add a pow to your brow! wow! from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl >>> welcome back. a new poll by survey usa ha >>> welcome back to "hannity." a new poll by service usa has donald trump beating hillary clinton in a head to head matchup. can he keep the momentum going? here is national syndicated radio talk show host laura ingraham. and steve hayes. both are wonderful fox news contributors. laura, number one, we got trump, carson, carly and number four is ted cruz in a lot of the polls. >> not the favorite of the gop establishment. >> i don't think so. >> carly fiorina by the way snagged 25 endorsements over the labor day weekend from fairly prominent folks in northern new hampshire. obviously, trump is on the top of most polls. has been for a while despite all these predictions, i think including early on my own. i think he is going to get bored of al

two rivers have burst their banks there and flooded many areas. >> wane haye reporting there. >>> the department is promising to get tougher on white collar criminals. they say they will target companies and individuals involved in corporate crimes. ali velshi explains the impact it may have on responsible for the financial crisis. >> you would think if the department of justice had all sorts of stuff with my they could charge people they might have done it before now. so the aim is to inject new life in to high-profile investigation. they often target the companies themselves, and traditionally that has been okay because the fines are so big that feels okay. but it only looks at executives after settling with the companies. and in many cases that means the prosecution of individuals goes unpunished. this focus moves to individual employees at the beginning of an investigation. companies likely have to identify employees at the beginning of the investigation, then they'll be compelled to turn in evidence against them. they are not going to get credit for cooperating with the governmen

bindi irwin is one of the youngest stars this season at 17 and hayes grier is just 15.nd of competition when "dancing with the stars" premieres september 14th on abc. phillip and reena. >> thank you so much, brandi. looks like a good mix of people but we saw president obama dancing earlier in alaska. wondering if 2017 could be his year for "dancing with the stars." >> well, he's going to have some time coming up soon at that in >> george, here's what's happening on this thursday, september 3. >> two men barge into philadelphia home and pistol whip a mother and daughter. >>> you'll need a ticket to get close to the pope during his visit to philadelphia later this month. >> a bucks county judge weighs in whether a transgender woman can get sex reassignment surgery against the pushes of his parents. >> welcome back, david murphy. >> reporter: i'm back, i'm not sure

bindi irwin is one of the youngest stars this season at 17 and hayes grier is just 15. you can watch the first round of competition when "dancing with the stars" premieres september 14th on abc. phillip and reena. >> thank you so much, brandi. looks like a good mix of people but we saw president obama dancing earlier in alaska. wondering if 2017 could be his year for "dancing with the stars." >> well, he's going to have some

stefan marshall scoops it up and toss it's to will hayes, look at hayes go. 70 yard return. acts for two points. temple down one and a minute to go against the minutes help and temple drives down field d.j. walker to christopher twelve second left and austin jones a 32 yard game-winning field goal, 7 seconds left. got. it temple wins 25-23, 3-0 for first time in 2010. >> if a blue and white stripe-out at state college over 103,000 on hand penn state rutgers it's a party at penn state. 2nd quarter scored three times. a minute and change left in half akil lynch where is everyone. rutgers d nowhere to the found. penn state runs 329 yards. that's more than rutgers had total. penn state wins 28-3. >> villanova star quarterback john robertson goes down with right knee sprain around delaware. 4th quarter come back thanks to two touchdowns. this say freshman. 'nova beats blue henz 28-21. hens opener doesn't go so well in pej hem today, penn's opene opener. lehigh lights up their d. five touchdowns today and penn loses 2-1. >> and man oh, many loss keeps filing up for phillies look l

stefan marshall scoops it up and totions it to will hayes, watch this hayes returns it 70 yards for twooints. so temple is down one with a minute to go against the minute men. temple then drives down field, third and sixth. p.j. walker to john christopher got it out of bounds 12 seconds left and austin jones going to 32 yard game winning field goal and 7 seconds left. you betia. wow, temple wins 5-23 and they are 3-0 for the first time since 010 do i hear top 25? >> penn state face as i rutge rutgers team tonight that is a total mess. rutgers star receiver is suspended for domestic violence and other players were arrested for a robbery and their coach suspended too. but penn state james franklin doesn't want players to focus on rutgers. >> it's always just about us, and you obviously have to have awareness of opponent and who you're plague and things like that and i wanted to focus on penn state. >> villanova losses star quarterback john robertson today. robertson goes down with a right knee sprain against rival delaware and backup zach bednarsik ledz them to come back win in 4th quarte

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >> tonight on "all in." decision 2016 descends on grace in kentucky. >> if somebody needs to go, aisle going to go in her place. >> the latest on the spectacle to stop same-sex marriage in kentucky. >>> then, colonel lawrence wilkerson on dick cheney's downward spiral. >> didn't you leave the administration, leave president obama with a mess? >> well, i don't think of it that way. >> plus, what role is the media playing in hillary clinton's slipping poll numbers. >>> and he's an nfl hall of famer and an american icon. my interview with jim brown on the black lives matter movement with "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the campaign media circus came to kentucky. >> please help me welcome to the stage, kim davis! ♪ ♪ >> that's right. kim davis, the clerk who was jailed for refusing a court-ordered was freed after five days. emerging to speak to an adoring crowd to the strains of the 1982 survivor hit "eye of the tiger," which incidentally did not go over too well with f

you very much, mayor ed lee chief suhr and thank you for joining us this morning and chief joanne hayes-white and members from the team members of the (inaudible) we are joining the authority and (inaudible) andrea and our vice president covering ton come this morning to commemorate and acknowledge the sacrifice of those 3 hundred and 43 new york fire department members who gave the ultimate sacrifice to 40 doing their duty they gave the sacrifice of their lives no greater gift or sacrifice for public servants than to do that we acknowledge to those members are we at commission and command force of public service for the fire department dictate ours to serving the public (inaudible) the sacrifice discharging our duties and obligation thank you. >> now i'd like to ask (inaudibl (inaudible). >> for 4 hundred police officers and firefighters dyed it day another 14 hundred have passed over 9/11 nearly 25 thousand other people would have died we lost 3 thousand americans that day as chief joanne hayes-white says everybody remembers exactly where they were so as and stand here with the large class

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. moments ago, pope francis returned from the vatican's diplomatic residence in washington, d.c. after a truly historic day. earlier, the pope gave his first speech on u.s. soil weighing in pointedly on matters of the political debates and the 2016 campaign. immigration and climate change most notably. the pope not only endorsing the president's environmental policies specifically, but urging immediate action. it all took place in the nation's capital the first stop in the three-city tour of america. thousands of well-wishers hoping to catch a glimpse of pope francis and his little black hatch back fiat. greeted before heading to a welcome ceremony on the south lawn. the president and the pope speaking before a crowd of dignitaries, politicians, ordinary citizens and emphasized areas of shared agreement. mr. obama commending pope francis for his advocacy on behalf of refugees and immigrants. >> you mind us that the lord's most powerful message is mercy. that means welcoming the stranger

we have an excellent working relationship with chief hayes-white and her staff.an francisco fire department is one of the premier and happy to have them here. we own the 63-acre reserve and maintains the open space and originally planted in 1886 and there are a primarily tree species there and we maintain the reserve, ensure the safety of visitors and buildings and neighboring homes. several buildings including the hospital and the central utility plan behind the report provides the power for the complex. the regeneration medicine building built on the cliff -- it's the unique building on the side of the mountain and the adjacent to the reserve. ucsf [inaudible] san miguel housing complex is in the area and houses students and families and adjacent to neighbors hopes. we are committed to have the reserve as a resource and staff is responsible for the maintenance and collaboration with other departments. daily maintenance is performed in house by two full time forestry technicians and professional landscape and tree companies and regular maintenance includes maint

we have an excellent working relationship with chief hayes-white and her staff. san francisco fire department is one of the premier and happy to have them here. we own the 63-acre reserve and maintains the open space and originally planted in 1886 and there are a primarily tree species there and we maintain the reserve, ensure the safety of visitors and buildings and neighboring homes. several buildings including the hospital and the central utility plan behind the report provides the power for the complex. the regeneration medicine building built on the cliff -- it's the unique building on the side of the mountain and the adjacent to the reserve. ucsf [inaudible] san miguel housing complex is in the area and houses students and families and adjacent to neighbors hopes. we are committed to have the reserve as a resource and staff is responsible for the maintenance and collaboration with other departments. daily maintenance is performed in house by two full time forestry technicians and professional landscape and tree companies and regular maintenance includes mai

you very much, mayor ed lee chief suhr and thank you for joining us this morning and chief joanne hayes-white and members from the team members of the (inaudible) we are joining the authority and (inaudible) andrea and our vice president covering ton come this morning to commemorate and acknowledge the sacrifice of those 3 hundred and 43 new york fire department members who gave the ultimate sacrifice to 40 doing their duty they gave the sacrifice of their lives no greater gift or sacrifice for public servants than to do that we acknowledge to those members are we at commission and command force of public service for the fire department dictate ours to serving the public (inaudible) the sacrifice discharging our duties and obligation thank you. >> now i'd like to ask (inaudibl (inaudible). >> for 4 hundred police officers and firefighters dyed it day another 14 hundred have passed over 9/11 nearly 25 thousand other people would have died we lost 3 thousand americans that day as chief joanne hayes-white says everybody remembers exactly where they were so as and stand here with the large class

bloomberg analyst julie hayes joins me in studio. it is all about the balance sheet.liability in cash, they tend to perform well when rates hike. companies you want to avoid are those that have loading debt. the interest rates will rise a lot higher than if you have straight. rates. fixed chipotle, dollar tree, apple, black rock, google -- google. mark: quality stocks. quality stocks for a rate hike. in your store you point out following the first rate hike in 1994, 2004, companies posting stronger balance sheet outperformed by 5% on average. about 5% can really turn into a lot in your portfolio for any investor. they there are some recommend you might want to stay away from. a, cocoof them even cola, mcdonald's, and general motors. there were a lot of other names on the list, but those are the ones that stood out to me. we are talking about strong companies. they have been having problems. a lot of them have still been beaten up going back to 2007 in 2008. still having trouble gaining traction because of the recession. >> right. now those that may have been having tr

you can go to powerlunch.cnbc.com to to see what gina and hayes are avoiding right now. hayes prefers financials and consumer discretionary global and telecoms in europe when you get down to the sectors' nitty-grit nitty-gritty. >>> we could be in for a multiyear bear market in oil. that's ahead in the second hour of power and only 92 days until christmas. ah! why this holiday shopping season could turn out to be anything but merry. "power lunch" is back in two. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." check out shares of carnival corporation. the cruiseline operator near its best levels today. they're rebounding after reporting weak guidance in its earnings yesterday. carnival earnings did beat on the top and bottom line for this past quarter. overall the shares up 13%. year-to-date 26% over the last 12 months and rebounding from yesterday's losses. back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom. intel has been upgraded from under perform to market perform by bernsteins citing

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peter hayes's black rocks head of municipal bonds. covers munith bonds. in the next half hour and we will go over the statement from volkswagen ceo martin winter war and who it -- martin winterkorn. ♪ >> bloomberg television's brought to you by at&t, your small business experts are here. scarlet: it's for the p.m. in london. >> welcome to the "bloomberg market day." volkswagen has a government investigation in germany. we get you caught up on all the headlines. ,> bank of america shareholders a report from south carolina. >> and other momentous meeting as xi jinping arrives for visit. one hot topics will be on the table? how will they resolve their differences? scarlet: good morning, i am scarlet fu. betty: i'm betty liu. 90 minutes away into the trading day. let's begin with a look at how markets are this moment. stocks are on the decline, the dow is very near the bottom of the session, off by 266 points. driving down the indexes somewhat. the automakers, le

this is gary busey, everybody. >> reporter: vine star hayes grier has millions of followers but will >> reporter: jockey victor espinoza won the triple crown with his famous horse american pharoah but will he be crowned the pharaoh of the ballroom and "nashville" act alexa penavega, can she take on the judges or even her husband, carlos penavega, the first parmarried couple to compete on "dancing with the stars." the stars here live this morning and we can't stop watching. >> tom bergeron right now here brought most of the cast of "dancing with the stars" with him. we want to meet them. >> let's welcome chaka, carlos, alexa, victor, bindi and our pro, come on in here, val, val and louis. thank you so much, tony, keo and lindsey, come on over, grab a seat. >> there's my man. >> all right. let's start with bindi. you were just on our show, so great to see you and on the show, george, i don't know if you remember, bindi said the judges scared her, tom, more than crocodiles. >> it's true. >> really? >> it's true. you know, i think i'd rather take on a 15-foot crocodile because, you know,

you very much, mayor ed lee chief suhr and thank you for joining us this morning and chief joanne hayes-white and members from the team members of the (inaudible) we are joining the authority and (inaudible) andrea and our vice president covering ton come this morning to commemorate and acknowledge the sacrifice of those 3 hundred and 43 new york fire department members who gave the ultimate sacrifice to 40 doing their duty they gave the sacrifice of their lives no greater gift or sacrifice for public servants than to do that we acknowledge to those members are we at commission and command force of public service for the fire department dictate ours to serving the public (inaudible) the sacrifice discharging our duties and obligation thank you. >> now i'd like to ask (inaudibl (inaudible). >> for 4 hundred police officers and firefighters dyed it day another 14 hundred have passed over 9/11 nearly 25 thousand other people would have died we lost 3 thousand americans that day as chief joanne hayes-white says everybody remembers exactly where they were so as and stand here with the large class

chris hayes is up next. >>> will joe biden challenge hillary clinton? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. can there be a bigger question for the democrats right now? what will it do to the democrat chances if vice president biden jumps into the race soon? will it split the moderate vote and give senator bernie sand arias real chance to win? will it switch attention to the big questions of competence and policy and away of the e-mail. will it forge hillary clinton's team into a fighting stance? a biden campaign, a real one would turn the tables on the status quo and bring alive a political party that's been drilled on its left but dormant at the center. it could make the fight on the democratic side as exciting as the king of the hill wildness among the tame republicans. it could bring "hardball" to the progressive arena when bill clinton is charging back into the action. hillary versus biden, you can forget. david corn is washington bureau chief. eugene robinson is a pulitzer prize winning columnist for "the washin

hayes-white said the city had already sent six engines to the ottawa fire and did not won't to leavetomorrow if an unusual move an assistant chief will make a formal complaint of the decision to the fire commission. >> new details on a store we brought you year, fairfield police and fire say that 9-1-1 services are working properly after a four alarm fire year. there were reports it knocked out 9-1-1 service but everything seems to be fine now. the fire destroyed at least one home on taft street in fairfield and did knock out power to hundred of pg&e customers and this only only 50 customers are without power. >> warning, where your private information could end up when you senator for medical information. >> a view the bay and the bay bridge and the big cotton wad of clouds that are over the bay bridge right now. we will hear more from mike on we will hear more from mike on the forecast ♪ ♪ what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian hero? with three authentic italian deli meats; spiced capicola, a cracked- pepper-seasoned mortadella and spicy genoa salami. enjo

. >> san francisco fire chief hayes-white is defending the city moves mutual aid response to the valleyrefighters are upset the department only sent unfire sent one fire engine. hayes-white said that would stress the city resources too anyone. >> to clarify this is not a personnel issue, we have 152 trained people. we were willing to send people. but with we were concerned about is losing the quip million -- equipment because we are a vulnerable certify. >> haze said sending another strike team would noon closing a fire station in san francisco. >> happening today, former 49ers defensive tackle mcdonald is going to be arraigned on felony charge of raping an intoxicated woman in december. a grand jury indicted mcdonald released by the 49ers after being named in the police investigation of the december 15 incident. he was later signed by the chicago bears who cut him after he was arrested in may on suspicion of domestic violence. >> a man caught on video hitting another person with a hammer during a black hives matter protest in berkeley is in custody. this attack happen merchandise -- ha

mayor lee is here, joe atmosphere hayes white -- joanne hayes-white and chief greg suhr.es ago, they raised the flag to half staff. that flag will remain there at half staff for the re-- for the rest of the day. this is just one of several ceremonies taking place. this is one of the more somber ceremonies. this takes place early in the morning every year since 2001. but talking about the other ceremonies taking place, there's one going on at 10:00 this morning. this one at union city for the flight 93 memorial. this member is very impress -- memorial is very impressive. i've covered this as well. this has 40 stones there to commemorate the 40 victims, crew members as well as passengers. that crash in pennsylvania. we talked about the new memorial that opened up yesterday. in the south bay, firefighters are remembering those who gave their lives in the line of duty. they held a moment of silence minutes ago at the exact moment the first plane hit the first tower. volunteers also meeting at san jose city hall. at 8:00 this morning, for a national day of service to commemora

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.ents ago, pope francis returned from the vatican's diplomatic residence in washington, d.c. after a truly historic day. earlier, the pope gave his first speech on u.s. soil weighing in pointedly on matters of the political debates and the 2016 campaign. immigration and climate change most notably. the pope not only endorsing the president's environmental policies specifically, but urging immediate action. it all took place in the nation's capital the first stop in the three-city tour of america. thousands of well-wishers hoping to catch a glimpse of pope francis and his little black hatch back fiat. greeted before heading to a welcome ceremony on the south lawn.

i'm chris hayes. after descending on grayson, kentucky yesterday, today the circus moved to capitol hill for a stop the iran deal rally. a day after the deal locked up more than enough senate support to survive a congressional challenge. hosted by the group tea party patriots, it was a who's who of conservative foreign policy thinkers from michele bachmann to duck dynasty. >> this is the letter signed by neville chamberlain that he wrote to the hitler youth where he explained to the hitler youth that he had just met with their leader and their leader wanted as much peace as neville chamberlain and the west did. >> as president of the united states, were i there or any sane person be president of the united states, this is not tough at all. >> only in an orwellian obama world, full of fairy dust born from atop his unicorn as he is peeking through a kaleidoscope, would he see safety for america or israel in this treaty. >> we need to echo, never forget, never forget, never forget, never forget, never fo

our coverage continues now on "all in" with chris hayes.agner in for chris. >>> good evening from new york. i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. right now all eyes are on

i'm chris hayes. the republican presidential field has found the perfect slogan for 2016 courtesy of its current front-runner. forget love, it's time to get tough. that line is the centerpiece of a wildly inflammatory video donald trump released on instagram attacking jeb bush for bush's stance on immigration. >> yes, they broke the law, but it's not a felony. it's kind of -- it's an act of love. >> repeats what's become a central theme of the trump campaign, the idea of the inherent criminality of undocumented immigrants, hispanics in particular, that draws on anti-immigrant rhetoric from the nativist right. that is contradicted by most of the hard evidence we have that shows that they have a lower crime rate. that means if you swapped out the 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country, replace them with 11 people born here, you'd probably end up with a higher crime rate. that said trump's new ad with its racialized fear mongering is drawing comparisons to the infamous willie horton ad run ag

chris hayes is coming up next. i'm at 30. so i wrote him a note, congratulations i'm only beating you in your home state by 26 points. to me, that statement was more important than actually literally killing everybody in the poll. we were much, much higher than more than double everybody. you saw what came out, an amazing poll. >> it's unbelievable. i'm the only one that wins and i get negative publicity. the press. >> joined by "washington post" robert costa and eugene robinson and republican strategist liz. let me start with you and we can have plenty of time to get into everything we had donald trump saying but i want to start with jeb bush because i'm stunned by the poll numbers out of iowa with jeb bush. it's not just that donald trump is leading and down at 5% in one of the polls right there but when they asked about a favorable or unfavorable opinion, they asked republicans and he was 19 points under water is telling me they are not just obsessed with donald trump, these republicans do not like jeb bush. what is going

some of rank and file were infuriated fee they did not do their duty and hayes-white said the city hading ins to the butte fire and did not want to leave san francisco unprotected. tomorrow if a very inbound move an assistant chief will complain about the decision. >> if you details on a story we first prosecute you yesterday, fairfield police and fires say 9-1-1 service are working properly after a four alarm fire there yesterday. there were reports that the fire knocked out 9-1-1 service to the area but everything seems to be okay now. the fire destroyed one home on taft street in fairfield and knocked out power to hundreds of peck manage customers. only 50 customers have not been restored. >> happening now, pope francis is conducting mass in the final day in cuba hours before leaving for the first ever visits to the united states. this is a picture of the mass from the city in cuba where they have the holiest shrine. pope francis will arrive in washington, dc at approximately 1:00 o'clock p.m. our time and law enforcement has been preparing for the largest security operation in unhi

. >> san francisco fire chief hayes-white is defending the response to the value fire.are upset the department only sent one fire engine and some personal when there was a call for more help. the chief said sending more engines would stretch the resources of the city. to clarify this is not personnel issue. we have 152 trained people. we were willing to send the people. what we were concerned about is stripping the city of the equipment. >> a strike team from san francisco was already at the butte fire east of sacramento and hayes-white said sending another strike team would mean closing fire station in san francisco. >> today, former 49er defendive tackle mcdonald will be arraigned on a felony of raping an intoxicated woman at his house in december. a grand jury indicted him. he was released by the 49ers arrest being named in the december 15 incident. he was signed by the kick bears would cut him after he was arrested in may on suspicion of domestic violence and child endangerment. >> a man caught on video hitting another with a hammer during a black lives matter prote

that's hayes. 15 years old. i want to say this is his dance partner, emma slater. she's 26. see, kids, sometimes dreams do come true. imagine. when i was 15, closest i got to that was locking myself in the bathroom with the jcpenney catalog. there's already some controversy after the first show tonight. the producers had to scramble to get gary busey a new dance partner after he ate his first one. she's in for a fun few weeks are isn't she? we have a very sacred tradition on this program. the beginning of the every season of "dancing with the stars," i predict who i think will win the coveted mirror ball trophy. before anyone sets foot on the dance floor, i bet $1,000, you can bet on this stuff, on the "dancing" celebrity i believe has it. i picked the winner 8 of 15 times. before the season even started. can you imagine if i did this in football? imagine picking the winner of the super bowl viii of8 of 15 times before the nfl season starts? i'd be like -- i'd be heterosexual if i did that. so this afternoon i wrote the name of a dancer on a piece of paper. i folded that pie

tom hayes was found guilty of relating libor while working for ubs and citigroup will stop a london judgeust decide whether to let the appeal go forward. i want to bring in our next guest, mark tao. ow.mark d volatility in the markets has been the scene this week. but you look at the volatility swings inies, currencies are at a seven month high. talk to us about how investors are positioned with less than 72 hours to go before the fomc announcement. mark: a lot of investors are nervous. they were expecting the fed to peopleut the backdrop is expect to see a stronger dollar over time. direction, but they are afraid to hop on the train or continue with the trend to the extent they have been before because of the odds the fed does not hike this time. if the fed does hike, what does that mean for global markets? do you think they will and what kind of ramifications would you expect to see? mark: there's a big issue people have not fleshed out and that is the crisis, the strongest advocates of aggressive monetary policy have been disappointed with the input on output. the largest attractors ha