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hee, hee. understand fully. mortgage confidently.s. >> getting dumped by your agent on the fourth of july. it happened to the actor james woods, who, if you didn't know, is a brilliant actor, but he's also very conservative, and wondering if that had anything to do with it. the agent saying it's the fourth of july and i'm feeling patriotic, i don't want to represent you anymore. i could go on a rant, but i don't know what i'd say. i can't tell you how many similarists i got when i asked girls out for the junior prom. and finally my mother said yes, but she had to be back by 10:00. anyway (laughter) > >> one of my friends here, joe piscopo. what do you make of this? >> inexcusable. james woods is a great guy. over a million and a half twitter followers. neil: is that right? >> and his agency took 10% of the twitter account. i'm sure that happened. neil: why did the agent choose to do it then? >> i can't figure it out, maybe to make publicity for himself. i called my agent in california, can you believe what happened to james woods? my

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it, hee times i question continues to be right. i don't do that as much as early on. but, he has a heck of a high batting average. he made himself into a beautiful amily -- you made himself beautiful family, a wealthy man, a president of the united states, and i think he is solving the country's problems. if this style is the way that things get done and my children have a better opportunity, i will support it for the rest of my life. emily: on the back of the meeting, do you think he looks strong or weak? >> i think there is a small amount of the media that has a lot of power and likes to make the message the way they want to make it. they think they can control it with written word. emily: you are called the secret weapon in 2016, what will be the 2020 secret weapon? >> donald trump. emily: that is not a secret. >> it will be because he will come up with something new. emily: will trump win in 2020 and by what margin? win think 2020, trump will that i won't predict the margin. emily: that was trump campaign manager. after the interview, president trump did receive f

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. >> you have more people worki l hee you mentioned. with the vet clinic also here now, we hav more people coming in that are able toet appointments for spaying an neutering and helping the pet pop youlati pop you liegs whiulation which problem. >> it extends the services we were already providing. >> what a glaet program. it's great here because paying and neutering is the main mission of any animal shelter. aside fromthoo,ur huge adoption event is coming august 18th. holot of animals here looking for s. thank you for being with me. >> absolutely. >>> for tomorrow,oo we'reng at rain to mover into the area as early as daybreak and continue to move northward. we will see some pockets of heavy rain outal there g and east of i-95. some areas could see the, ssiblily a little more than three inches of rainfall tomorrow. seeing some fod concerns in the forecast. stay tuned for news 4. wel have the latest on any flood watch. after that rain remains in forecast every day through next weekend. thanks. thanks for joining us on news 4 midday. erno

hee siege of a gust of '96, t battle of utah, and other service with the army, you know whether i did my duty. pickens played a very important role in all of these battles. take utah for one. he played an extremely important role in utah and the was a lot he could have talked about, including the fact he was badly wounded there. a bullet struck the buckle on his sword belt and left a permanent indentation in his chest. he was knocked off his horse and unconscious and presumed dead and carried off the battlefield. the injury caused him pain the rest of his life. his contemporaries would have been thrilled to hear this account of the battle, what it was like to feel the bullet hitting his chest, to realize he had barely escaped death and to ruminate on that experience. they would have loved to have read several pages, as our own generation loves to hear stories of sacrifice, valor and trauma. pickens gave them half a sent ence. at the battle of utah, you know whether i did my duty. ickens concludes simply, leave it to the public to say whether in my public transactions i have discharged

that hee make promises doesn't necessarily for fell in terms of when and how fast he can deliver cars -- deliver in terms of when and how fast he can deliver cars. are you concerned about the benchmarks for the rest of this year? >> the market seems to be forgiving on the fact he doesn't think his timelines as scheduled. as long as demand for the car remains strong, i think he will get some for business -- forgiveness. emily: thank you both. roadll be plotting tesla's through production hell. grab is opening its cap to external developers -- app to external developers and startups. it aspires to transform into an everyday super app, think vchat. revenuesces could push beyond a billion dollars this year. up, tech companies are targets of increasing calls for regulation. google and apple are next. companies are asking for details on third party. listen on the bloomberg radio app, tim burke.com, and on. xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ profit -- and the boot and apple are facing questions about their privacy practices -- abet and apple are facing questions about their privacy practices. what do

in court documents, hee deeply regrets what he has done. according to his attorney, all he did was open social media accounts. she says under the law, any support to a terrorist group new york city m-- no matter how minor, makes you guilty. he met with an undercover fbi agent and pointed out places in the bay area he wanted to attack like gay clubs and the uc berkeley campus. his attorney says this was just talk. he had no intention of following through and didn't. >> he said some foolish things online and the fbi sent out its best and bright eres e brighteso a sting operation. but they failed to get him to do anything. to that extent, i think he was low hanging fruit and it's an awful tragedy. >> his friends and family packed the courtroom today. they issued a statement reading, he is not a terrorist, but a young man who said more foolish things on the internet. when he was encouraged to take action by an undercover agent, he ran away. he is facing four counts and 47 years in prison. his attorney hopes during his sentencing hearing this fa

an easterly wave gets caught around the flow of the hee. the high is building back. this might be overdone but you can't ignore it. i did see about a 10th for livermore and travis and concord. based on the gfs, other models are not nearly that bullish. in fact they don't show any. one out there on its own, however, history has told me, don't ignore it. so we'll mention it but i think it's more high and mid level clouds tonight and tomorrow. 60s and 70s and 80s to 90s it's all over the place here. fog that will help coast and bay. inland though y'all start off with sun and cloud cover on the way late tonight. should be gone by friday night. >>> time is 5:21, two bay area colleges closing. we'll tell you which ones and how students will be effected especially those who won't be able to finish their degrees. >>> uc is setting a record, up next the number of california students accepted for the fall semester. >>> argosy university is on atlantic avenue in alameda. these closures are blamed on higher demand for online programs. more than 100 employees from the art institu

cavanaugh that show that he is a principled conservative who believes in judicial restraint and believes hee' is not the 10t senator of some super legislator horror, but instead, he is there to interpret the law. president trump had four great candidates, and people had their favorites but now i think people will rally around paul and conservatives will rally along, because j he really is the principled conservative that we can count on. >> laura: except the protesters. and chris, that's your party there on the court. they had all of their preprinted signs up, you have the male rail people, planned parenthood people, center for american progress. i didn'too find that display tonight. i'm trying to put myself as an outside observer which is hard given my background clerking on the court. but none of that seemed attractive to me. they probably have a garland out there. what are your reactions? >> i -- if i have that i wouldn't be here talking about this tonight. but merrick garland, that all comes back to it, that's what set this up. the left wing of the democratic party and the democratic par