they've identified the suspect as hendricks. he's being held without bail and tonight the family is thanking san jose police for the quick work in the case. they held a memorial at the store. customers, neighbors and friends galthered to share their memories of a man beloved in the community. here with more. >> reporter: it's been an agonizing week for the family of charley lee, a 58-year-old man shot and killed during an attempted robbery on kimby road. san jose police announced they arrested a suspect. surveillance video was critical. >> the photograph of the suspect was circulated round the police department and detectives from the gang investigations unit and burglary unit immediately noticed similarities to a suspect in a recent burglary investigation. >> reporter: those detectives identified him as muny hendricks. they contacked his probation officer and served a search warrant where they found hendricks. police say he had been trying to sell merchandise when he was shot and that aided in tracking him down. >> in the 25 pl

the victim hugh charlie lie was killed while trying to protect his wife from hendricks.ie was just 57 years old. hendricks is being held without bail at the santa clara county main jail. >>> the violence at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville. virginia is prompting protests across the country. in north carolina, a group of protestors pulled down a confederate statue outside the durham county courthouse yesterday. it was a different scene in ohio are r the suspect is from -- where the suspect is from. yesterday dozens gathered for a peaceful march. >> the suspect is 20-year-old james fielding jr. and police say he -- fields jr. and police say he rammed his car into a crowd of antiprotestors. he appeared in court yesterday and was charged with murder. the judge denied him bail. one woman died and 19 others were hurt in the attack. victim is 32-year-old heather heyer. she was protesting the white extremists. she died fighting for her beliefs her mother says. police are preparing for many protests here in the bay area. >> we now know a right wing group is planning a

. >> reporter: those detectives identified him as 21-year-old muni hendricks. police contacted his probation officer and served a search warrant where they found hendricks. police say he had been trying to selml merchandise he was wearin when lee was shot. >> in the 25 plus years that i've been with the san jose police department, that this is one of the best examples of team work, dedication, collaboration, and investigative skill that i've ever seen. >> hendricks was on probation. he has an extensive criminal record. lee's family is happy about the arrest but says in a statement -- >> reporte >>> a british man will head back to chicago where he'll face murder charges in a deadly stabbing. andrew warren decided not to heg annc todaradition at a he's accused of killing a man in chicago along with northwestern professor wyndham latham. both surrendered to police in the bay area after a nationwide manhunt. >>> that effort to recall the judge who sentenced stanford athlete and sex offender turner has been put on hold. melanie woodrow explains why a judge told them

. >> reporter: those detectives identified him as 21-year-old muni hendricks. police contacted his probation officer and served a search warrant where they found hendricks. police say he had been trying to selml merchandise he was wearin when lee was shot. >> in the 25 plus years that i've been with the san jose police department, that this is one of the best examples of team work, dedication, collaboration, and investigative skill that i've ever seen. >> hendricks was on probation. he has an extensive criminal record. lee's family is happy about the arrest but says in a statement -- >> reporte >>> a british man will head back to chicago where he'll face murder charges in a deadly stabbing. andrew warren decided not to fight his extradition at a hearing in san francisco today. he's accused of killing a man in chicago along with northwestern professor wyndham latham. both surrendered to police in the bay area after a nationwide manhunt. >>> that effort to recall the judge who sentenced stanford athlete and sex offender brock turner has been put on hold. melanie

investigators say monday night, hendricks tried to rob jim's liquor in the evergreen section and the owner 58-year-old hieu "charlie" ly was napping underneath the county. a confrontation woke him up who refuse to open the cash register. hendrix fired and killed hieu "charlie" ly. robbery detectives discovered hendrix trying to sell items connecting him to the crime and they alerted homicide investigators. the teams looked at surveillance from the stores camera and a photo of hendricks to determine that he was a wanted man. chief garcia said the victim resisting the robbery is not the reason for the loss of life.>> the only thing that played a part in him being shark though shot is the suspect . it's not the victim's fault and the person who is responsible for that murder is in custody at this point. >>reporter: i spoke with the family just a short time ago. they have been working all day to finalize funeral arrangements. the funeral will be tuesday at the oak hill memorial park in san jose. the public viewing is from 1 pm until 8:30 pm. jesse gary ktvu fox 2 news. >> such a bittersw

flavio: la policÍa de san josÉ corroborÓ que hendricks tiene un largo historial criminal a tan sÓlo 21viduo estaba libre y no tras las rejas. se espera que se lleve a cabo una vigilia. ramÓn: autoridades del bart estÁn en bÚsqueda de los sospechosos se cometieron un robo ayer por la noche la estaciÓn de berkeley, dos hombres se acercaron a la vÍctima, lo golpearon, lo patearon, y le robaron su mochila, tambiÉn la billetera y el reloj. sospechosos descritos como de origen afroamericano. al bajar de la unidad se devolviÓ perdió el equilibrio y fue arrollada por el autobÚs. las autoridades no revelara su identidad, tenÍa 56 aÑos , sufriÓ heridas muy graves. los adolescentes fueron detenidos por la policÍa. ambos se les relaciona con un tiroteo. la vÍctima se encuentra en condiciÓn estable. mientras que las autoridades de pittsburgh arrestaron a un hombre que tenÍa varias pistolas y cientos de municiones entre otras cosas robadas. despuÉs de un éxodo de oficiales de la policÍa de san josÉ, y naturalmente de las quejas de residentes por la falta de atenciÓn policial como el departamento par

an afternoon news conference, the police chief said security camera video helped officers track hendricks. >> the video was utilized to aid in the suspect's identification and capture. >> reporter: a gang detective recognized hendricks in the video. he was traced thursday and arrested without incident. nbc bay area news. >>> a man died while on a tour of the space and science center. oakland police are investigating what they are calling an unexpla unexplained and suspicious death. they said a man was part of a tour group with adults with special needs was on the ground. he was reportedly acting aggressively towards people in the group. police and firefighters performed cpr but he passed at way. the coroner put a hold on the man's identity. >>> if anything happens to guam, there will be big trouble in north korea. >> the president said he feels the people of guam will be very safe despite threats of missile launches by north korea. but residents of the u.s. territory have been advised what to do just in case. north korea's military says its missiles would draw fear into the united states,

hendricks making the final out right here. the philadelphia team made up a bunch of former dragons getting revenge. three years ago they lost to the same players in the little league world series that they beat today, a long time coming in the making. >> that was the hardest piece of sports apparel to find in the country. >> a nine-year-old wrote to nasa to apply for a real job to protect our planets from aliens. it's a real job, six figure salary. he's not interested in the money. he believes because he's so young, he could learn to think like an alien. >> nasa told him to study hard and hopefully they would work with him someday. >> president trump may deny being on vacation but vladimir putin is making no hiding of his. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ 's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. and keep on running all day long. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber opti

hendricks insisted the carmakers had to solve the problem themselves and couldn't always count on stateid. the auto industry seems to agree the problem needed a solution beyond germany's borders. to address the software update, they will be introducing appropriate measures in the markets outside of europe that have a significant diesel segment. critics say software changes alone once be enough. even the agreement felt older diesel cars needed to go sooner rather than later may not be enough in the long run. laila: the international council on clean transportation is a nonprofit organization that helps break open the dieselgate scandal in the united states. a very warm welcome to peter. you played a very pivotal role in that schedule. why is the german auto industry hooked on diesel? why don't they just transition to electric cars? peter: it is a difficult process. you cannot just change the portfolio from one day to the other. the manufacturers have been focusing on diesel because for many years -- for many years. they are finally investing more into a lecture five vehicles. it is a pro

security camera video helps officers track hendricks. >> utilized to aid in identification and capture. >> reporter: a gang detective recognized him and he was arrested without incident. san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> if anything happens to guam, going to be big, big trouble in north korea. >> another day, another verbal warning from president trump. late today the president says he feels that people of guam will be very safe despite threats of missile launches by north korea but residents of the territory advised of many things to do to protect themselves. report from the island where it's now saturday afternoon. >> reporter: today on the sun-drenched beaches of guam, a tale of two islands. tourists enjoying vacation while homeland security officials issue stark warnings, what to do if north korea carries out its threat and lobs ballistic missile in this direction. don't look at flash or fireball, can blind you. take cover under a concrete structure or below ground. lie flat and cover your head. could take 30 seconds or more for the blast wave to hit. if caught outside shower with l

so did the starting pitcher, kyle hendricks. anyway, we're going to choose the whole cubs offense, our chevrolet players of the game. they put together a 17-run, 14-hit at-bat tonight against the phils. 17-2 the final score. world champions look like the world champions tonight. we'll be back to wrap things up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ not just anyone can pitch like all-star jacob degrom, but anyone could save money with geico. geico. see how much you could save. >>> throughout the course of a baseball season you'll have games like this. it just so happened the cubs chose this saturday night to put a pretty good whooping on the phils, 17-2 the final score. kyle hendricks' first victory since the 24th of may, seven strong innings. he struck out eight. he had two hits and two rbis for the. rhys hoskins homered again, his tenth homer of the year. our next telecast tomorrow afternoon. the series finale. 1:30 on csn. the phillies big sunday show gets everything started at 1:00. now for john kruk, mike schmidt, gregg murphy and our crew, phillies

police say that 21-year-old moony up knee hendricks was on probation when he shot the small businesser owner last week during a botched robbery. the victim was killed. collar lee lye -- charlie lie was 57 years old. hendricks being held without bail at the santa clara county main jail. >>> working to make improvements, next what the santa clara water district is now doing reduce flood risks for coyote croak. >>> the air conditioned weather center. we are forecasting a high temperature of 109 today. we'll show you where. >> reporter: and big changes in store for uber. coming up, we'll learn more about the man said to be the company's new ceo. >>> and plenty of delays for drivers heading out the door the morning, we're tracking not one but two traffic alerts right now. significant delays over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll take a closer look at the travel times coming up. the board says: it is moving for >>> the santa clara valley water board is trying to prevent future flooding. the board says it is moving forward with we short-term -- two short-term fixes along coyote creek. five

over chicago 8-6, mvp, jahlil hendricks making the final out right there.b ofy lost to sameplayers, they beat toda mo'ne oplay she was out of her this is a big win today. >>> much more including a big chest of your accu-weather forecast coming next. >>> sky tracker 6 looking at the commodore barry. mild day. a look at what tomorrow will bring when action news ins right back. >>> this was one successful day along the banks of the schuylkill river, this guy hit the very most of today's free family cat fish festival at the walnut street fishing peer in center city. attendees could get instruction if they needed it on how to bate the lines, cast it and reel in the fish. it was sponsored by the pennsylvania fish and boat commission. >>> time for a final check of the accu-weather forecast. >>> nice day to go condition, comfortable conditions and stays nice. he show you what's going on, this is where everyone was on a nice saturday afternoon along the schuylkill river trail in center city. walking, jogging, enjoying their saturday. another picture outside sky trac

he and the rest of the phils will face the cubs' kyle hendricks this evening.t's a look at your sports. i'm danny pommells from csn. denise, back to you. >> thank you. >>> final check of the forecast with erika. people are looking forward to school maybe. >> i suppose. i didn't see the happiest kids today. okay. yeah. conditions on monday bar, back school, temperatures in the upper 70s. mix of sun and close. very important forecast. guys, have a great school year. beyond that, looks like we will get remnants of harvey, showers late tuesday, wednesday and thursday. don't expect a washout. we will get some type of rain. good news. not going to be a total washout. at least we had a dry stretch. it's nice to get some rain locally. >> the rest of the weekend looks pretty sweet. that's nbc 10 news for now. for erika, danny, all of us here, i'm denise nakano. see you tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, catastrophic storm. widespread destruction as hurricane harvey pounds the gulf coast of texas prompting rescues and predictions of unprecedented flooding in the days ahead.

killed during a botched robbery, here's a look at the suspect identified as 21- year-old muli nomi hendricks. he was on probation when he shot the small business owner earlier this week. the victim, hugh lee who they called charlie was remembered by family and friends tonight outside the family run business. mrlewas s ji-- m'business, jim' liquor. mr. lee was killed trying to protect his friend's wife from the gunman. >> charlie was a very loving man, kind, generous. >> he entered his customers in a very nice way. everybody is welcome to his store and it's not just store owner, but it's like friends in the community. >> that store owner, charlie, was 57 years old. he is survived by his wife and four adult children. >>> tonight the atf said it can't determine the cause of the latest construction fire in oakland despite similarities to other east bay arsons. the july 7th fire destroyed the alto waverly apartment project at 23rd and val degrees. the developer still plans to rebuild. -- valdez. the developers still plan to rebuild. >>> golden gate bridge district is taking aim at a couple of dar

mayor carter hendricks says this has been years in the making. call from a scientist asking about the eclipse and if they could book hotel rooms. that was the first time we'd heard about it. at the downtown festival, there are dozens of vendors, selling everything from eclipse t—shirts to eclipse artwork and glasses. officials are hoping this will give the local economy a needed boost. the demand is stretching some businesses to their limit. at this local hamburger place, they have been struggling to serve up food fast enough. people have been nonstop today. and it's been nonstop for campsites, welcoming out of towners. what also makes hopkinsville such an ideal location to view the eclipse is the expansive farmland. it's the perfect location to host the masses of spectators that have descended on the small town, from all around the country and the world. in this campsite, there are people who have travelled as far as canada, uk, and even australia. carl is from melbourne. he has made a vow to see as many total solar eclipses as possible in his l

lifetime's ceo, richard hendrick son. >> how are you?ou think they realize when it's made here in america? >> when it might be your neighbor, friend, family members, making the products, i think that's a great feeling. >> reporter: this ceo wasn't always in charge. you were a welder on the line. >> i was. >> you worked your way up. >> i did. >> reporter: in utah tonight, jessica and man yu on the line. 2,200 workers making thousands of products every day. kay ra lee adding the made in america seal. >> it's a cool thing to know that i made that, so, like, it's cool. >> reporter: we agree. all started by barry in his garage. now this driveways everywhere, and in walmarts too. how did you i know this was coming? you want to make fun of me on national television. heavy editing. >> you have to let me do that again. >> 122 takes and we'll get there. >> reporter: they are already there tonight, making those hoops and kayaks in utah. >> made in america! >> made in america, and we love it. thank you for watching here. i'm david muir. i hope to se

he's kind of getting a little bit of george hendricks in him. >> there's a unique individual right thereactually -- actually started a style, didn't he, that long pants style? >> yeah, the long pants. >> he was drastically closed. his back was almost to the pitcher. >> he had that top hand too. remember george used to kind of -- he had the dick allen sort of swing. he swung down on the ball. some crazy stuff down to third base now. >> is it hard to pick up because he was so closed? did you pick up the ball off his bat very well? >> looky there, baby. >> freddie's around second, heading to third. he'll get there. the hitting streak is at 15 games for odubel herrera. it's a career high. and the phils on first and third with nobody out. >> just served it out there. that's beautiful hitting. a lot of his hits have come sort of off balance. >> it's like charlie said. he said it don't matter if you're on balance or not if your hands stay back. look how his hands stayed back. >> that's an excellent point, john, if your hands stay back. >> yep. that's what i always tell kids. if your hands stay

. >>> today 21-year-old hendricks is due in court over a deadly shooting at a san jose liquor store.otched robbery last week. he was reportedly killed while protecting his wife. >>> in just a few hours a san francisco police officer the going to be honored for a life- saving response. officer robert fung performed cpr last week on a man at the stadium. he will have a parade and a brunch. >>> stick around, we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy jo eney upade lifoia to d to te don't stop now, and .do r youtir thinneg. >>> good morning, time now 8:57. and an earlier accident still causing delays for ivers dr880. that northbound direction. the nimitz, pretty crowded. 26 minute ride in the yellow s mathzee out thttwainrdere san . mateo bridge has been

unfortunately michael hendricks had a family emergency that my former colleague represents our streets that this event so he will be stepping in. and also was a former colleague at the american conservative and initially started this whole initiative three years ago around this time. thanks to all the panelists. because of like some of the journalist he is at the center of the rust belt and to give us a lot of lessons how we can actually practically fix things. taken away. >> they give so much for having me it is great to be here. when we were talking before i was going to offer a couple of thoughts before we frame the discussion so with that particular part of the country what we're seeing is the end of big whether big corporations are big government or big projects i think if you look at that trajectory that is happening in the city's, urban renewal was top down strategy is that was supposed to revitalize us but fast forward 50 years that did not have been. -- happen but that is what i call this prosperity. . . >> lately i think i've adopted what i would call a predestination theolog

hendricks is accused of killing charlie ly during a failed robbery last week.ears ago, he shot his unarmed neighbor with a stolen gun but got off on an attempted murder charge after claiming self defense. >>> facebook and sam trans- wants to hear from commuters. there is new interest in the plan as traffic in the south bay is only becoming more and more difficult. >> reporter: if you live or commute in the south bay, you're probably aware of how traffic can get. when facebook expanded its campus to the dumbarton bridge, it revived the idea for caltrans crossing over. it had been talked about for two decades, this plan to connect cal train in the south bay to the corridor express. now facebook and sam trans wants to hear from you. there are two public hearings at the union city library tonight at 6:30 and tomorrow evening at 6:30 in the east palo alto library. many say it sounds like a good idea to relief traffic but worry about the construction that comes with it. >> ideally, it would be. but then you have to look at the downtime how much construction time that

nats, have four guys who were -- and it was daniel murphy's turn to carry off its first, take kyle hendricksh pictures -- -- -- and halvier -- -- and earned runs. so it's a 4-22 the game in the bottom of the ninth. nats have struggled all season closing out this issue. sean do little getting the job done. >> it's a game played. and, you know, you win the first game and put you in a good position for the series. you always like to win, you've got a tough game again tomorrow. >> the wizards held a press conference for john wall. all-star point guard made its extension. he caught up with wall this morning down in the verizon center. >> why did you sign this extension. >> why wouldn't i. i love being here and the city has been embracing since day one. i've embraced this city. second home to me. i want to win the championship here. i want to be the greatest wizard player of all time. you can't do that without winning a championship and having those things. that's my ultimate goal. >> was there any hesitation or it's like why is everybody panicking. i wanted my agent and management team to be able

. >> chief garcia said video from the store was vital in identifying hendrick. during the investigation, detectives found he was trying to sell personal items that police say linked him to the crime. >> at least have some closure and relief for the family that . >> hendrix was on probation for possession of a loaded firearm. his criminal history also includes assault, burglary and robbery. abc 7 news. >>> developing news in napa, where sky 7 shows a grass fire that is threatening homes and forcing evacuations of people and horses. the canyon fire started around 1:00 yesterday afternoon highway 128 and sage canyon road. one firefighter has minor injuries. containment up to 25%. thanks so light winds and cooler temperatures. >>> in morgen hill, firefighters are watching for hot spo a 10acreire theorthndtsrom of the city. the tilton fire started before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. you can see the smoke drifting over homes on the morgan hill web cam. the fire is just 5% contained. >>> now u to the nuclear threat from north korea. president trump and north korean leader

today, security threat group coordinator robbie marshall and assistant superintendent jack hendricksave granted murray a hearing on the matter. >> if you were in a leadership position and you saw someone coming into your community or into your services with ill will or intent to participate in a secure activity, what would your take on that be? >> i would tell them to go back where they came, there's no reason to bring ill will into the hall, it's a sacred place, if one person is sick in the group, then we're all sick. if you're in the community, you have a say so, and if something's kind of controversial it does get voted on. >> can you elaborate on that a little bit. >> let's say somebody had a new idea for how we salute each other, or something like that in. >> you say salute, you're talking about greeting someone? >> yeah, particular handshakes, like as a fraternity, people like to set themselves apart. >> you stated that you or your community have a greeting that you refer to as a salute. can you show me what that refers to? >> no, i -- i never said that. >> no? >> well, you mea

. >> yes, we want to do this smarter, faster but we're not cutting any hendricks as it comes down tonvironmental protection. >> reporter: marine biologists will again be on hand to stop the work if harbor seals are spotted in the area and air bubbles will be pumped into the water to cushion the explosions. >> we're able to save a year and nearly $10 million off of the implosion work planned instead of 13 times, we have a blast event, we're talking about only six times we have a blast event. >> reporter: the implosions will affect pedestrians and bicyclists the most. the path across the eastern span will close the entire week before each set of blasts. starting sunday august 27th. so one week open, one week closed through the fall. so there will be inconveniences but caltrans says there are also some pluses. they hope to take these cement peers and convert them into a public access boardwalk along the eastern shore. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> and we have dates for the bike path closures posted at abc7news.com when you have a few moments. >>> meteorologist drew tuma is back wi

i used the bombay, i used some brooklyn gin and i also used the one -- hendricks. and they all seem to work the same >> caller: i hope they're working. >> oh, they were working [ laughter ] i got pictures to show they were working. go ahead, i'm sorry. got a little gin-soaked distracted there >> caller: talk to me about restaurants. i took a small position in darden, the end of last month thinking the 10% selloff was overdone and the guidance was conservative because of the folding of cheddar's, and the renewed dividend increases made it fit for my retirement account. is the 6% drop in opportunity or should i cut and take domino's >> i have to do some work. the chart is horrible. that's what is disturbing people but that stock has come down very hard and they have done a lot of good things there i know that mcdonald's is saying maybe that's not the sweet spot, but the yield is 3%. maybe you start there. not a bad idea maybe i'll have a gin to think about it, always with boutique tonic. that's what is key move over, amazon. it just turns out the retail behemoth isn'

thanks very much for joining us, andy hendricks, ceo of patterson uti energy. >> thanks for having meancelled and more may be on the way both houston airports are closed until further notice due to flooding from hurricane harvey coming up contingency plans for those traveling to houston and a look at the impact that harvey has had on the fourth largest city, e tythci of houston, the fourth largest economy there we'll be right back. ♪ walter? hmm? is that the rest of our food? what? no. how come you have cheese in your beard? because switching to geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. oh! ok. geico. because saving 15% or more on car insurance is always a great answer. whoa! gross! >>> welcome back to "closing bell." we're just minutes away from a live "news conference" with president trump and the president of finland we'll bring you that as soon as it begins. of course, we just had comments from president trump moments ago. >> where he said he -- he's going to visit tomorrow, texas, and might actually go a second time on saturday to either texas or louisiana >> the worst o

the man accused of killing a san jose liquor store own er is expected in court today. 21-year-old hendricks is expected to be arraigned this afternoon. he is charged with shooting and killing li last monday. he shot him when he refused to empty the cash register. a case of suspected road rage left a man in the hospital and shut down parts of 880 for hours in san leandro. if you joined us yesterday we brought this as live breaking coverage all morning long on "today in the bay." chp says the driver was shot in the head by the passenger of another car. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. chp shut down all lanes to investigate. the alleged vehicle was a white sedan but no description of the driver or passenger. >>> happening today b.a.r.t. will discuss staffing. they're short 50 officers. today's meeting been increasing police presence on trains after recent high-profile robberies and assaults. and just last night around 7:00 a man reported three young men stole his cell phone at the rock ridge station in oakland. the victim says the suspects said they were armed. >>> at 6:05 h

of shooting and killing a liquor store owner is expected in court for a plea hearing. 21-year-old hendrick charged with killing charlie lee earlier this morning. lee was shot after he refused to hand over money during a robbery. >>> now to continuing coverage of the death of a san jose dancer. this morning questions remain about what happened. here is a picture of wu who served as creative director at the chinese performing arts of america. police say she was injured this some kind of fight outside the performing arts center. she was taken to the hospital where she died two weeks later on friday. people who knew her say the altercation happened on a night wu was meeting with people who came to the center. >> and there was some disagreement, a heated discussion. the argument carried out to the outside of this building and somehow she went down. >> an autopsy is pending and homicide detectives are investigating what happened. >> crew this is morning are said to be making good progress along the creek in the north bay. a habitat for endangered salmon. according to the marin ij this is the lar

this is how hendricks -- i can't kick me. i'm trying to help you.don't -- >> yeah, you have to go to work. let's go to the bathroom. >> no. don't do it. >> shut up. >> oh, my god. >> i'm going to kill you. >> if you want to use the bathroom then use the bathroom by yourself! >> i'm not -- your butt crack's in my face. >> good. then enjoy it. >> what? >> jimmy: that's jenny slate in "landline." [ cheers and applause ] tell us a little bit about this film and the idea of what exactly was going on there. >> yes. this film is about a woman in a brown velvet thong body suit. >> jimmy: okay. >> who throws up. no. this movie is my second movie with the director gillian robespierre." we made "obvious child woechlt it's about two sisters who discover their father played by john turturro is possibly having an affair on their mother played by the magnificent edie falco. >> jimmy: ah. >> and my character's engaged, in a long-term relationship and seeing her father's infidelity kind of creates a little earthquake in her life and in and it's funny and a little sa

this quiet community of 30,000 appointed a special solar eclipse co—ordinator, and mayor carter hendricks visitors from around the world. the moment of totality will last two minutes and a0 seconds, here, but the memory will leave a permanent mark on this rural community. big ben is to fall silent in just a few minutes' time — at noon — to allow construction workers to carry out extensive repairs. it won't chime again regularly until 2021. let's cross over to westminster, where our political correspondent, emma vardy, is outside parliament. i have many other people turned up? there are crowds behind me and that crowd stretching right up to the other end of parliament square. it looks like lots of tourists and lots of people who looked like they have come out of the office just too much this at this moment. it will be quite a moment because the chimes of big ben are a big part of life here in westminster and a very famous pa rt in westminster and a very famous part of life in london and internationally, of course. this is the most photographed building in the most photographed building in

kraft and the wisconsin roofing magnate, diane hendricks. i want to talk about robert mercer because, as you know, mercer has funded a lot of things that steve lap nondid. with the exit -- steve bannon. with the exit of steve bannon, how might that impact the relationship mr. mercer will have with the president and helping to move that agenda forward? will he still remain as a member of his donor base? >> we just don't know yet if the president gave the mercers a head's up as to what was about to happen to bannon, if any assurances were offered to the mercers that they would still have just as much influence inside the white house even though their man is no longer present. and it really also might depend on the relationship that president trump maintains with steve bannon moving forward. we don't know how frequently they'll talk, whether breitbart will be given prioritized access now that bannon is out at the white house, if steve bannon will continue to advise the president informally as many of the president's former aides from the campai

the closing line on hendrick gibson said the strongest person in the world is the person who can stand alone and ken has shown us he's the strongest person in the world, he can stand down the president. now these other business leaders, initially worried about being one off, now they hang together. they're all together with him. they of all taken the same positions. there are no contrary paths. i think that unanimity of the u.s. business community is remarkable. we've never seen this in american history to have a u.s. president shunned when the commander in chief usual bly asks for national service, everybody responds. in this case, we've never seen this before. in every presidential administration we've had, chester balls, averill, ellsworth bunker, always had the business leader, great liaisons bringing the business community to the white house. now to turn their backs on the president, we've never seen it. is it irretrievable? no. but it will be hard to reweave this tapestry. things can be done but he's sacrificed the institutional trust, his most treasured asset was that trust. he

finally, unfortunately, michael hendricks had a family emergency and had to cancel. but i'm happy to say that my former colleague, jonathan coppe, represents r street. the cosponsor of this event. and the visiting senior fellow with the are sure is a two will be stepping in. at r street, john researches urbanism in built environment and previously, former colleague at the american conservative. and initially started this whole new urbanism initiative three years ago around this time today. so thank you to all our panelists for being here. i think what we will do is start with jason. maybe giving us remarks. jason, we are happy to have you here, because, unlike some of us journalists and other thing tank-types, he actually runs planning in akron, ohio. it is the center of the rust belt. i think you can tell us what is going on there are in ohio and give us a lot of lessons for how we can actually practically fixed things in places like that. take it away. jason: thank you so much for having me. it is great to be here in d.c. with all of you. i think when lewis were ta

kyle hendrick for the cubs.ve been surging since the all-star break to take first place in the nl central. the cubs if you remember last year they were pretty good. maybe this is a preview of october. >>> big day for wizards fans as john wall officially will sign his contract extension today. what must that be like al for all that money? >> well, i've signed a contract extension. >> for about. >> -- for about two games worth of pay perhaps. maybe not even that. maybe one. >> happening at verizon i shudder to do the math. the wizards practice at 11:30 will be the site for it. last month he agreed to a four year 70 million-dollar extension for four years. maybe not even one game. maybe like a minute of a game. >> first quarter. >> it will kick in once the current deal is up in 2019. so he's good until 2023. >>> football fans got the first preseason game last night. starts too early. the hall of fame game the dallas cowboys knocking offer the arizona cardinals in a close one, score-wise. 20 to 18. rookie sam irwin

mayor carter hendricks says this has been years in the making.f they could book hotel rooms. that was the first time we'd heard about it. at the downtown festival, there are dozens of vendors, selling everything from eclipse t—shirts to eclipse artwork and glasses. officials are hoping this will give the local economy a needed boost. but the demand is stretching some businesses to their limit. at this local hamburger place, they have been struggling to serve up food fast enough. wall to wall. people have been in here nonstop today. and it's been nonstop for campsites, welcoming out of towners. what also makes hopkinsville such an ideal location to view the eclipse is the expansive farmland. it's the perfect location to host the masses of spectators that have descended on the small town, from all around the country and the world. in this campsite, there are people who have travelled as far as canada, uk, and even australia. karl bartelt is from melbourne. he has made a vow to see as many total solar eclipses as possible in his lifetime. seeing a p

i have to brag on mayor carter hendricks in hopkinsville. they have prepared for this for months. i met with the police chief, the fire chief, they a all hands on deck today. it's been a celebration all weekend. they've had vendors. it's just been like a street fair all up and down pkinsville with concerts people getting together and you see how many people have come to hopkinsville and franklin and the whole area and they're coming from everywhere, from michigan, from australia. we have people from i think hey said 28 countries. i hope they can handle this and we can have something like this in the future for the economy. host: talk about what you plan to do today and how you will observe the eclipse? caller: i live east of that in a town called tomple conditionsville and my farm is on the tennessee state line and you can look and see the state of tennessee from my farm. i have a big hill. we have a spot on the hill and my family and i are going to spend today on that farm watching the eclipse, staying out of everybody's way in hopkinsville and franklin because i know they have a

this quiet community of 30,000 appointed a special solar eclipse co—ordinator, and mayor carter hendricks eclipse t—shirts to artwork and glasses. the moment of totality will last two minutes and a0 seconds, here, but the memory will leave a permanent mark on this rural community. and bonnie tyler will be singing total eclipse of the heart. when you start work at 5am and work until the evening, bonnie taylor can send you around the bend, in the right way! as we have been hearing, new cps guidelines could mean tougher penalties for people in england and wales who carry out hate crimes online. the plans are in response to growing levels of abuse on social media. we can speak now to alison saunders, who is the director of public prosecutions. thank you very much forjoining us this morning. can you define for us what counts as a hate crime? because we have seen and heard a lot about people getting abuse online. when is ita crime, people getting abuse online. when is it a crime, and people getting abuse online. when is ita crime, and not people getting abuse online. when is it a crime, and not

[applause] >> when hendrick and i first spoke about this event several months ago, i asked him who he would like to respond to his thesis. he said many people he spoke to aston what does craig shirley think? so we are very pleased to have craig with us today. and craig in ten minutes can you tell us, did henry get reagan right? >> yes, and no. [laughing] thank you, karlyn and thank you aei. being here, i enjoyed bookwriting but i also enjoy meeting people. it reminds me of mae west once said t too much of a good things wonderful. over the course of my four books, six books, i've interviewed many, many people from jimmy carter to walter mondale and jim baker and nancy reagan and other people like that. there were only three people i couldn't interview, one of them was alice cooper. you say why would you want to interview alice cooper? it turns out alice was reagan supported in 1980. so i contacted his office out in arizona. alice had contributed to reagan. alice had voted for reagan era know, alice didn't want to do a debate, or do an interview. and i said why? the aide said rather she

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