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with us, they're from the fantastic country music band florida georgia line, brian kelley and tyler hubbardn us. [ cheers and applause ] and after we chat a little, after we drink a little, the band's gonna perform their track "smooth" for us. so you're here on a great night, everybody. but before we get to all of that, after being pressured into reading a carefully scripted statement denouncing nazis on monday, president trump has spent the rest of the week showing us who he really is, and this is exciting -- a lying racist. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: you could tell. you could just tell that ever since he was forced to make that scripted statement on monday, trump has been itching to tell us how he really felt. after ad-libbing his now infamous "many sides" comment on saturday, his aides, the media and decent human beings everywhere basically had to spend two days shaming him into reading a carefully orchestrated statement saying nazis are bad. and you could tell it was a statement he didn't really want to give by the way he rigidly

hubbard didn't own the car but the person driving with him did.in an official statement he explains what he says happened in the video. richard quickly pulls his left arm from my grasp and in front of his body out of my control and view. i attempted two knee strikes on richard. both had missed. the suspect continually all called us weak. he's now on administrative leave while the incident is under review. he resigned three years ago after an investigation found he lied about a traffic stop. but for this case, his union is sticking by him saying quote, we hope that people will not rush to judgment, but rather will understand the literally split second decision and response required of our police. the video has gone viral highlighting tensions between police and the public. hubbard didn't want to make any comments but the naacp said they were apalled by the brutality. the police chief didn't respond to the public outcry until thursday. he released a statement on a facebook page apologizing for his delay and promising a thorough investigation. back t

police say hubbard began to resist. see the kicking and punching that was part of this arrest. it is unclear from the video which officer is it, but again, he is not working. this is what, as kate showed you, what hubbard looked like in the booking photo. the police officer was treated for injuries as well. the police department released a statement of what happened. the chief, separately, on facebook said i want to sincerely apologize for not responding in a more timely fashion. i want to assure you, this incident is being investigated and reviewed. here is the thing, the officer previously worked for another police department in a cleveland suburb. that lasted nine months because he resigned after falsifying a traffic stop. you can imagine the emotion this has been drawing up. we tried to reach out to hubbard and haven't heard back. aclu and naacp are involved. >> it is under investigation. thanks for bringing details. >>> republican backlash grows over president trump over his remarks over charlottesville, the presid

the video shows one officers immediately wrestling hubbard to the grounds, after hubbard gets out of to face away. hubbard's attorney says the incident was traumatic. >> any reasonable un bias person with minimal intelligence can use their own eyesight and common sense and determine whether or not that officer's actions were reasonable for a basic traffic stop. >> the officer has been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation. >> now, to california, where a terrifying home invasion is all caught on camera. police say eight men burst into a house in sacramento and they pulled a gun on the homeowner. you can see the robbers there marching one of the victims down a hallway. and the homeowners are a couple in their 70s. they say the men approached them when they pulled into their driveway. the robbers left without physically hurting them. but they made off with $5,000 worth of valuables. >> and indianna mother is behind bars, and police say her baby accidentally overdoses on drugs, and she did nothing to help the child afterward. the boys' mother was arrested on ne

you can see the officer repeatedly puchging richard hubbard in the suburb of cleveland. police say hubbard refused to follow the officer's directions after he was pulled over. right now hubbard is charged with driving with a sus pepded license and resisting arrest. the officer is on paid leave while the investigation continues. >>> down south new orleans is working aggressively to repair pump that power the city's drain system. the mayor says right now most of the pumps are repaired. they're finished, but the city still remains at risk. >> we have enough power to handle an average rain amount. but we remain at risk in a major storm until we get additional turbines back online. so we are working very aggressively to do so. >> more rain this weekend could create street flooding. the city now says there are barricades in 20 areas that are prone to high waters. >>> today on had shore, a rally to say margay's beaches. meeting to express their out rage. yesterday the army corp of engineers continue today put up fencing armed the ponds. last week a federal judge ruled the dune

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police say hubbard refused to follow directions. officer is on paid leave while the investigation continues. >>> down south, new orleans is working aggressively to repair pumps that power the city's drainage system. it was damaged in a fire wednesday. the mayor says most of the pumps and repairs have been completed but the city still remains at risk. >> we have enough power to handle an average rain amount. but we remain at risk in a major storm until we get additional turbines back online. so we are working very aggressively to do so. >> more rain this weekend could create street flooding. the city says there are now barricades in 20 areas that are prone to high-water. >>> no winner in last night's drawing. that means the pot is now to an estimated $830 million. the odds of winning are 1 in 292 million. but isn't that the point. you hope on what you can spend the money on, who you can spend the money on. while the big prize still up for grabs there 2 million players who won something. here are the numbers from last night. >>> and o

ron hubbard. >> stephen: is he dead?nds his body is dead. >> stephen: where is the rest? ( laughter ) >> stephen: i mean, angels -- don't continue to put yourself in the same category. it's very different. have you seen "1984"? >> stephen: yeah. would you call that a religion? >> stephen: no, that's a fascist regime that crushes the face of a man forever underneath the hobnail boot. that's what it's described as, yeah. >> exactly. >> stephen: okay. so -- these are not people going on our program to gain notoriety or fame. these are people going up, appearing on our show, knowing they will be shunned and attacked. within hours of our show airing, people have hate web sites built on them from scientology. do you know another religious organization that does that. >> stephen:? >> stephen: am ill going to have a hate web site for having you on? >> a little bit, you're towing the line a little bit is that why? >> you're saying, well, is it like other faiths, is it -- so you could be kind of forgiven but unless you make an act

this is hubbard, what he looked like after the arrest in the booking photo. was treated for injuries as well and this is all under investigation. police released a statement of what happened and the chief said separately on facebook, quote, i want to sincerely apologize for not publicly responding in a timely fashion. i want to assure everyone this incident is being thoroughly investigated and reviewed. officer worked in another suburb in cleveland, ohio. he was forced to resign because he falsified a police report. >> new developments coming in. the video is being seen by a lot of people. thank you for the details. >>> breaking news out of finland. police say more suspects could be out there after several people were stabbed. this happened in finland. again, we are getting more details in with warnings on people to stay away from these crowded neighborhoods. cnn will have the latest, next. but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra fo

fred jackson hubbard went missing yesterday. family members say he was staying with them at the homewood suites when he walked off. please call police if you know where he is. >>> today will be a busy day at the white house before president trump takes off for a new jersey vacation. he'll spend the next 17 days at his golf club. on the agenda, meeting with the vice president and speaking to french president macron. he's also dealing and talking about the expanding russia investigation. >>> robert mueller is using a grand jury in d.c. as part of an investigation into potential collusion between the trump campaign and russia. legal experts call the grand jury the next logical step in any investigation. the "wall street journal" reported this first. nbc news has not independently verified the report. >>> coming up, tracie potts will explain what the grand jury will be looking at and who they'll be hearing from. we'll also discuss the leaked phone call transcripts president and other heads of state. >>> in northern virginia an incre

hubbard was eventually handcuffed when more officers arrived. was booked on charges of driving with a suspended license and resisting arrest. >> heavy flooding and mudslides overwhelming villages in sierra leone. officials in the west african nation say they found 200 bodies so far and the coroner is struggling to keep up. video shows brown water rushing through the streets. many poorer areas of that country are low lying and have had bad drainage systems making the situation that much worse during the rainy season. >> flooding also inundating nepal as rivers overflow their banks. police say 80 people have died there, dozens more are missing. even more have had to leave their homes behind. earlier today locals used elephants to help rescue hundreds of tourists from a jungle safari park that had become flooded. >> tons of science research is on its way to the international space station. a space-x rocket carrying the materials blasted off from cape canaveral this afternoon. the cargo is mainly experiments but nasa packed in ice cream also. extra

. >> reporter: hubbard says he's getting inquiries from all the country and different parts of as long as tensions remain high, he doesn't see that changing anytime soon. in san rafael, eric thomas, abc 67 news. >>> they're watching an the rising tensions and war of words with interest and concern at the korea times office in oakland. employees of the south korea based paper have family and friends on the korean peninsula. crisis is making front page news and the journalist tell us they've heard fiery rhetoric from north korean dictators for years but surprised to hear it now from a u.s. president. >> i'm really concerned because you don't know where north korea is going to go because they -- they're very volatile in their way of doing things. so yeah, i was shocked. yeah, lets put it that way, i was shocked. >> they tell us while tensions are at their highest since the korean war, the korean people both north and south have learned to live with such threats. get updates with the abc7 news ap. download it for free. we'll send developments as they happen. >>> breaking news in con trap c

michael: glenn hubbard, thank you.u back in this chair next year. glenn: then i could say more. michael: back to you. david: if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out tv , you can interact with us directly. just go to tv on your terminal. live from new york and jackson hole, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: in just over an hour, the speech from the fed chair in jackson hole, wyoming will drop across the wires. we know it's going to be about financial stability. noside of that, there is detail. let's just say that. we are 39 minutes away. we are off 39 points on the dow. yields are going nowhere. and three dollars showing some weakness. muchhe dollar is pretty unchanged on the day. david: you know it is strong? grocery is. grocers. time makingsting no changes, announcing they will be cutting prices at whole foods as early as monday. kroger and supervalu closed at multiyear lows and the selloff is extended into european trading as early as today. i will mention -- a dutch company, but most of the sales had chang

. >> reporter: hubbard says he's getting inquiries from different parts of the globe and as long as tensioned remain gh, he doesn't see that changing anytime soon. erick thomas, abc 7 news. >>> there's another sign that special counsel robert mueller is stepping up his investigation into russia involvement in last year's election. multiple reports say fbi agents launched a predawn raid on the virginia apartment of paul manafort, the former campaign chairman. agents reportedly seized documents related to tax, banking and other matters. his client is cooperating but former prosecutor doesn't believe that's the case. >> the fbi agents believe he's hiding something. >> also today the senate judiciary committee announced it's received records from donald trump jr. this two days after they received 20,000 pages from the trump campaign. trump jr. helped arrange a meeting at trump tower of interest to investigators. >>> a man accused of ramming his car into a group of french soldiers is now in custody. they say the driver plowed his car into the soldiers during a shift change, injuring six people. th

his name is victor hubbard. he told ginger how he ended up on the streets. his mother moved away.him. >> i didn't know. >> ginger listened to his story and went on her way. >> then i couldn't get him out of my mind. it was like, fine, i will go back. but what really got me, this is probably after the third time i met him. he said, when are you coming back? >> people would come by. i was like, you know what i have a friend named ginger. she is on her way. i would tell them, let them know. >> somebody is watching out for you. >> i was taken care of. >> this continued for a few months until the day ginger realize she'd couldn't keep going on like this. it was a cold, december night. and although victor had food and blankets. there is only so much comfort you can pass through a car window. so ginger did something, something the old ginger would have never dreamed of doing. >> i could not leave him there. >> she went to her husband with a request. >> i asked dean would it be okay with you if i went and got him. and i said if he could just stay one night. it is raining. >> stop right th

but earlier this month and algerian man drove a rented bmw into a group of soldiers into a paris hubbardjuring six. police unable to question the suspect because of the injuries in the crash, and a motive so far has not been released. keep in mind, the three car attacks took place in london in the span of four months. including the march attack on the westminster bridge or four people were killed. more than 50 people in that incident were injured. back in early april, the isis sympathizer hijacked a truck and drove through a crowd in stockholm, sweden, killing five people in that attack. in berlin, last december 12 killed, 50 injured when a man inspired by isis drove a truck through a crowded christmas market place. and of course, last july in nice, france, 86 people lost their lives, nearly 500 500 wee hurt when a french man drove the truck down the promenade in that city through a crowd celebrating the steel day. we know both isis and al qaeda have called for this attack as well as her knife attacks, and isis magazine including an article called "just terror tactics." encourages follow

police pulled over 25-year-old richard hubbard for a traffic violation. of his car and told to face away from the officers. now, this video shows a white police officer repeatedly slamming the man's head into the pavement. city officials are investigating. >>> time now 7:27. if you're a big fan of baseball and you live in the dmv listen closely. find out what smithsonian museum is going to display historic baseball artifacts. >>> as we head to break, let's take a live look outside. traffic looking amazing this saturday morning. also amazing this weather. caitlin is back with another check of the weather on the other side of the break. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ (vo) when i brought jake home, i wanted him to eat healthy. so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no artificial flavors. made specifically for indoor cats. purina cat chow. nutrition to build better lives. >> ♪ >> welcome back to fox5 news morning saturday. time now 7:30, 77 degrees and it is humid out there. >> yes, still is. a little warm its not as oppres

ron hubbard. >> it's a little the pot the calling the kettle black to say the democrats are a cult personalityed to midterm victories or 2016 or the special election. i might be wrong. >> well, actually i think you are wrong in that the last four special elections which were in ruby read states, the numbers that democrats actually made up when you had jon ossoff lose by just four points in a seat that the republican -- less than six months before that won by 21 points, those are big red flags. you know what, john? if you think things are going swimmingly, by all means, keep thinking that. >> some of these quotes coming from steve bannon, ryan, he sounds like he's brave heart. i think he's going to have the blue paint and the kilt on at any moment storming the capital here. what is the risk for the white house to have bannon back at breitbart? do you believe when bannon was trying to straighten things out, do you buy what he said? >> i think it's an area of concern for the white house, why the president put out two tweets praising steve bannon. this is a president down to his base right now. th

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. >> reporter: that's a police officer on top of 25-year-old richard harbor the third, this is hubbard's face swollen from those punches. >> reporter: the scuffle was also captured on police dash cam video obtained by the news herald and happens two and a half minutes into a traffic stop. officer said in a written statement, he pulled over because the license plate showed the car's owner had suspended license. he didn't own the car but the person driving with him did. then in an official statement he explains what he says happened in the video, quote, richard quickly pulls his left arm from my grasp and in front of his body out of my control and view. i attempted two knee strikes on richard both had missed. he was attempting to hold on to my legs as i did so. the suspect continual called us weak. he's now on paid administrative leave from the department while the incident is under review. record shows he resigned from a different cleveland area police department three years ago after an investigation found he lied about a traffic stop. but for this case, his union is sticking by him, say

another notorious episode involving a woman was cora hubbard. she had to have sidekicks held up a bank. these are the two sidekicks. the one in the middle is it tennyson. the one on the right is john sheets. they hooked up in kansas around -- somewhere in southeast kansas. they plotted it out and wrote all the way to southwest city to pull it off and came back to kansas and were arrested near their hometown in kansas and taken back to pineville for arraignment. eventually tried, and they received varying terms and -- terms in prison, anywhere from 10 to 12 years. second belled the star or something. it was sensationalized because she was a woman. jumping from the old west to the gangster era, this is henry star. he started out in the old west, and outlaw. r's nephew bystar marriage. he was a train robber during the old west, and graduated from fast horses to fast cars and started robbing banks. one that i talk about in my book , he robbed a bentonville bank in 1893, before cars. but then one with cars is the one i talk about most is when he trie

montgomery county police say 82-year-old fred jackson hubbard went missing yesterday. this is his picture here. family members tell police he was staying with them at the homewood suites on colesville road when he walked away. >>> a store that i left a lot of people shocked. a man accused of holding his girlfriend and children captive for two years. spotsylvania county deputies say they were held in this home. they were found on saturday. how is it that nobody knew? perhaps it has something to do with the geography of the house. it sits on four acres. people who live nearby didn't have >> especially around here. two years? >> really? right here in our neighborhood. oh, no. >> his girlfriend is in the hospital now. he's charged with assault and abduction. >>> a couple who have been together for 60 years are alive thanks to d.c. police. we told you about the fires the other night. clarence and -- were inside their home on buchanan street northeast when it began to burn. she made it out of a window and d.c. officers ran into the burning building and pulled out her husband

hubbard. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance."ze china's global ambitions like h.n.a., in three years the private conglomerate invested $45 billion around the world. it's a remarkable run of deal-making including acquiring multibillion stakes in deutsche bank and hilton worldwide. the question gaining track is how the group is financing these groups as they work to fuel debt in washington. we join one of the reporters behind this story, rupert harrison from black rock is with us. first great reporting but how oes h.n.a. pay for all this? glenn: that's what our story looked in to. we started looking into the unlisted units of h.n.a. and found that many of the units had shares pledged and in many cases, they were pledged to trusts or other nonbanking institutions which is a common way of shadow banking in china. francine: is it too big to fail and is that why individual investors are piling on it? blake: h.n.a. is very big. as you mentioned, $45 billion in acquisitions over the last three years, and as you know, they've picked up as

but earlier this month and algerian man drove a rented bmw into a group of soldiers into a paris hubbardix. police unable to question the suspect because of the injuries in the crash, and a motive so far has not been released. keep in mind, the three car attacks took place in london in the span of four months. including the march attack on the westminster bridge or four people were killed. more than 50 people in that incident were injured. back in early april, the isis sympathizer hijacked a truck and drove through a crowd in stockholm, sweden, killing five people in that attack. in berlin, last december 12 killed, 50 injured when a man inspired by isis drove a truck through a crowded christmas market place. and of course, last july in nice, france, 86 people lost their lives, nearly 500 500 wee hurt when a french man drove the truck down the promenade in that city through a crowd celebrating the steel day. we know both isis and al qaeda have called for this attack as well as her knife attacks, and isis magazine including an article called "just terror tactics." encourages followers to r

. >> a lot more coming up out of jackson hole glenn hubbard in closing bell. dean of business school there and potential fed official maybe one day. the fed president and kay powell to talk about the issue of global growth. back to you guys. >> that's tomorrow for jay powell on power lunch. >> that's right. i should have said that. >> i jst waust want to make sur. >> woodstock was three days and we're only doing two days of coverage. >> but i'm sure you brought your guitar. >> you should have brought your band >> i've got my guitar, small travel guitar gets me through the monetary policy papers i have to read. >> you love it what's the biggest factor for the markets? janet yellen's speech in jackson hole or president's push for his agenda where he threatens government shutdown or debt ceiling or something we don't know about yet let's bring in sandy co-manager and chief investment officer of atlantic trust mr. billery, was the biggest threat >> yes way you slice it you're going higher after we get through tomorrow and figure out everything, i believe you've go

. >> that dad brian hubbard had three jobs we are waiting to see when the city dries out enough thate can get around and if they still have a car to do so and buses get back and running. melissa and joe, it is a mess out here >> thank you, we'll see you again soon >> lets get to our congressman, president trump is expected to travel to texas tomorrow as millions of people there are battling the historic flooding michael brown talked about the lack of evacuations before the storm earlier. >> if you had the ability two or three days to make to dallas or san antonio or waco where it needs to be to get out of town, do that. i don't think we have learned a lesson in this country people are going to be suffering. they are suffering need lessly because they did not need to be there. >> one of the controversies we were talking about whether to evacuate or not. on the news now represent kevin brady. >> right now we are facing major in land flooding because our rivers and creeks will crack later this evening >> as far from what you can tell and i don't know if you -- can go on the record here.

it happened just before 1 am north of hubbard road. the chp says one person died in this crash.one lane of the highway was closed down during the investigation. we are told that lane of traffic has since reopened.>>> a demonstration in support of google was cancer. counter protesters showed up.>> can we have true equality?>> the people who rallied were focus on what happened in charlottesville. the people who gathered told us they oppose all types of hay. there was an open mic where anyone was loudest week for two minutes.>> i think it should be confronted. it is an issue that cannot be ignored. any chance that we have to stop this, we have to. >> we are fed up. we want to be more active we have been gone to a lot of these. after last week's events, we were so motivated to do something positive.>> that woman and her friend set up that table, it says cake not hate. that references a saturday night lightÃsaturday night live skit by tina fey.>>> we were in the bay area for the canceled rally. >> if you even address subjects outside a limited number of topics, you risk professional

glen hubbard, senior economic adviser in the bush administration, suggests that the pro growth agenda not be sufficient to generate inclusion and mass prosperity. one positive step would be adoption of legislation proposed by senators brown and bennett to expand the eitc for childless workers and to strengthen the child credit for families with young children. finally, fairness. the fairness of the tax code is highly subjective, but it will be critical to the success of tax reform, that it be perceived by the general public as fair. let me turn to the impediments. so, obviously, there's a strong consensus in favor of tax reform. why hasn't it happened? well, it's hard. health care reform affects only 17% of gdp. tax reform affects 100% of gdp. and while agreement exists that tax reform is needed, there's no clear consensus as to approach. it will be important to agree on the goals and intended benefits of tax reform, and then the president and policymakers must market those goals to the american public. the success of the '86 act was largely attributable to the efforts of president re

there has been gra feet and he well.ism, as host: john in hubbard, ohio, john, good morning. caller: hi, how are you doing today? host: doing well. caller: okay. s far as the statues, they should put them in a museum. people to go for back and look on. but everything is falling and doing little things and trying to change our all this.on with what pay attention to they are doing on top of what keeping us complaining on, you got to pay attention to doing.hey're they're changing everything. in front of our a bar you can't smoke in anymore. a restaurant e in anymore. hat is on people's private property. they're changing everything and if those are little things top, trying to do little changes and nobody is paying attention to it. host: okay, john. terry in washington, d.c. caller: yes, good morning. good morning. caller: yes, the comment i would know, make is that, you i doubt very seriously if, you statues of are hitler around anywhere near any people.jewish to remind them, you know, well, had -- their side lost and he had a side and a and we honor everything that he stood for

president esther george at 7:30 al a.m later in the day, steve liesman will speak to robert kaplan, glenn hubbard, and tomorrow speeches by janet yellen and ecb president mario draghi i mean, we said it's the woodstock for bankers. i think it just speaks -- i question whether it was really like woodstock you see those speakers it is like hendrix >> were you a woodstock guy? >> no. my parents would not have let me go >> i don't know how old you were making your own decisions at that time. >> no, no, no. do you know what was going on there. >> i heard that's why i asked >> you know what they say? if you actually were there, you don't remember >> you wouldn't talk about it. >> they say that about the -- they say that about the '60s too. you don't have the brain cells left if you were there to remember that i were actually there. >> joining us on set are phil orlando from federated investors and scott nations, president and chief investment officer of nation shares a cnbc contributor. welcome to you both. scott, i was trying to see if your account lined up with andrew's the financial crisis is one of