. >> la ciudad de huntington beach puede colaborar libremente con los agentes de inmigraciÓn, fue ladel surfeo y sus hermosos paisajes pero entre muchos tambiÉn es conocida por su poca tolerancia con los inmigrantes indocumentados. gonzalo pÉrez lleva 35 aÑos trabajando aquÍ.. >> ¿ te han insultado?. >> he andado trabajado. >> ¿ quÉ te han dicho?. >> que vete para atrÁs, quÉ haces aquÍ. >> legal huntington envÍa un mensaje fuerte y claro, un juez le dio el poder para ignorar la sb 54 que mantenÍa dividida a la poblaciÓn y que convertÍa a la ciudad en santuario, su alcalde aplaude la decisiÓn pero muchos alzan la voz de alarma. >> a partir de hoy la policÍa puede comunicarse con inmigraciÓn.. >> para sus mÁs de diez mil residente de su origen hispano, muchos indocumentados es un duro golpe y una preocupaciÓn mÁs en su vida diaria. >> habÍa mÁs respeto en cuanto entrÓ esta administracion todo cambiÓ. >> nos conviene que nos reconozcan por el trabajo que hacemos acÁ en la ciudad. >> aÍ naciÓ el movimiento para la propuesta antiinmigrante 187 y ahora se espera el inicio de una difÍcil ba

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i grew up in huntington beach, so i was a surfer kid.nd my hair was red and long and ratty, and i thought it looked good. [laughter] oscar: walking across a room of this size with all eyes upon you and sitting at a table where everybody is asking questions, like, who are you, and what is your major? so i knew it wasn't quite the right fit and southern cal was closer to home. a great university. david: have you ever thought what you could have accomplished with your life if you had gone to harvard? oscar: god knows i could have -- -- i could be in that seat. [applause] david: so, you went to usc. the university of southern california, and, obviously, did well. you worked your way up, and you -- ultimately, you find yourself at csx, a railroad company, and you were working your way up. so you were president and coo, is that correct? you are probably about to be made ceo, and at the same time, you are on the board of a company called united airlines. so, one day, there is a need to have a new ceo, and they ask you to be the ceo. why did you

vote in fitful in class we have chris and the rest of the crew here in berlin for updates chris huntington thank you very much. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world police in slovakia have detained suspects in the killing of a journalist and his fiancee a young teen. both twenty seven were shot dead at their home outside bodies in february the death sparked public outreach in the central european country had investigated fraud cases involving businessman retires two leading politicians. a british online investigative group says a russian man accused of poisoning a former russian spy and his daughter in seoul is very is a military officer who received and all know from president vladimir putin in two thousand and fourteen the website belling katz says the suspect who spazz sport name was. is in fact colonel anatoly chip bigga russia's foreign ministry has dismissed the claim. a russian member of the anti kremlin activist group pussy riot has been discharged from the berlin hospital. says he was poisoned by russia's secret service for investiga

the town of huntington beach, best known as surf city, has now won a court case over the sanctuary law. they have claimed the it interferes with local laws there. the judge said cities should have more authority to enforce their local laws. >>> los angeles has its first scooter d you were i conviction. a man rode a scooter while drunk. he knocked over a 64-year-old pedestrian and kept going. according to police. the rider pled no contest to operating the scooter under the influence to a hit and run and ordered him to pay for the injuries. >>> big brother will be watching the fire alarms. there have been seven false alarms since the start of the school year. cameras are going up in front of every to be related to be vaping. students and staff might not rush out when there's a real emergency. students caught triggering a false alarm will be suspended. >>> california air quality leaders have a certain message for automakers. abide by the clean air rules or don't sell cars here. at a meeting, the air resources board ruled that car makers must meet emissions standards. california air offici

woody guthrie, one of my childhood heroes, had huntington's disease. with the gene therapy placed into the spinal fluid, they're able to reduce the amount of toxic protein and clear evidence that it is slowing or stopping the progression of the disease. that's one of the ones i thought would be the longest to yield up its secrets, but we're starting to see that happen. none of that happened without many, many years of hard fought progress and a lot of disappointments. but now i think gene therapy is really coming into its own. >> i agree. and it's showing great promise which we hope we'll see one day, just like with evelyn right now. evelyn, thank you for coming, bi wa -- by the way. one last thing to talk about is what you talked about with the brain, the stimulation in the brain, human brain that's now being done to pretty parkinson's and other neurological diseases is making remarkable improvements and remarkable increases. the more we can continue to investment in tha invest in that, the more we can invest in the effects of neurological disease. i

judge james crandell's decision makes huntington beach the first city in the state to successfully challengetroversial law. all of this coming as democratic governor jerry brown vetoes a bill that would allow illegal immigrants to hold public office. this incident is disheartening. a police chief making that bold statement after two teenagers are charged with vandalizing a home being built for a wounded veteran in massachusetts. he lost his arm and leg serving in iraq. 24 custom-made windows and three doors were destroyed. the total damage adding up to $50,000. >> i was a kid ones but when i grew up i was taught to respect someone else's property. heather: the teenagers parents turned the minute they are cooperating. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. a dreamer arrested and charged with murder the latest in a string of incidents involving illegal immigrants. what needs to be done to close legal loopholes to keep americans safe? our next guest says it starts with liberal lawmakers allowing ice to do their job. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know

trish works in sales and abe runs his family dairy farm in huntington county. both feel extraordinarily blessed and lucky to be parents of these three great kids. having attempted several adoptions, abe and trish like to share their adoption stories and act as a resource for parents beginning the process. they are passionate about improving federal laws and regulations so more children are connected with a permanent loving family. every year they host a fly accomplishing tournament on their family farm. the money raised from this event goes directly to the centre county youth services bureau. this nonprofit organization has been strengthening children and families since 1968. they work to provide every child with the opportunity to reach their full potential. last year's fishing event raised more than $60,000 for the youth services bureau anti-incoming years -- in coming years they hope to raise even more for this great organization. ater this month, angels of adoption honorees across the country will arrive in d.c. to be celebrated for their contributions. i l

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall.dges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded env

it is not only unconstitutional but infringes on cities right, judge james crandall's decision huntingtonity in the state to challenge the controversial law and democratic governor jerry brown beat up the bill to allow illegal immigrants to hold public office. hillary clinton makes a surprise on the premiere of the new murphy brown reboot. rob: the failed democratic presidential nominee making fun of herself on an episode that took aim at donald trump. >> your reputation precedes you but i want you to know i'm not afraid of hard work, i am qualified and ready on day one. i do have some experience with email. jillian: clinton plays a woman named hillary interviewing for secretary johnette brown's cable news show. rob: can somebody write a new tv show? can we please to the people in hollywood right anything new? murphy brown? here we go. the media rushing to defend doctor ford while many at the same time were ripping brett kavanaugh because he was angry. >> credible story of being victimized. >> he was angry and belligerent and it was scary. jillian: our next guest says the media never ques

free enterprise system where the business interests reacted to what the political scientist samuel huntington called the excess of democracy. by making war and by seizing control of the press, the major political parties, academia. i mean, go into an economics department in any major university and find me a marxist economist. i'm not a marxist, actually, but marx's analysis of capital is probably unsurpassed. i don't buy his solution which is, i think, utopian. so -- >> [inaudible] very good for economics. >> yeah. he's great. and that analysis is almost impossible to hear. certainly within the mainstream, it is impossible the hear. >> right. he's on pacifica, naturally. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. i've been on that show. >> talk about trying to decide who it is that we can partner with if we're going to save the country, if we're going to form alliances. you talked about the industrial areas foundation which i had not heard of before -- >> that's the old saul alinsky foundation. >> yes. and you're talking about people who come together who may not otherwise merge on thoughts. >> sure. >> you know,

beach challenged the law arguing it infringes on local government authority, the ruling makes huntingtonl of california's 121 charter cities exempt from complying with that law. boeing landing a $9 billion contract with the air force, boeing will build hundreds of new training jets to replace the air force's currently which is 57 years old. meanwhile this. blue origin, jeff bezos's startup was tasked to supply engines for a joint venture between boeing and lockheed martin, sending us military spy satellite into outer space, shares of boeing up 24% and shares of lockheed martin 50%. now you know. what is yes? one jeopardy contestant may have come in second place but walked away a big winner. >> i just wanted to say one quick thing and ask maria shafer right there if she would make me a winner today and marry me. >> that would be what is yes? >> popped the question on the air with a little help from alex trebek who joked she said yes too quickly before he had a chance to say we will have the answer right after the commercial break. didn't he have a beard for a while? maria: i missed that.

we got other big american once like huntington inguelalls, the build ships for the coast guard.ag cultural products. we were once the place where cotton was king. today it's soy bones and corn and timber for that matter. though that's not exported as much. so, yes, we're a part of the global xi. i do think a lot of people in mississippi, particularly farmers, understand that the trump administration's main focus is to try to make the chinese stop cheating. the chinese have been in the debt world trade organization since 2001 more or less. they've cheated ever sense. we had two administrations, one republican, one democrat, that's never done anything about it. trump is trying to do something about it. it's never going to be easier, john, because tear economy in china is growing and growing and growing and for some of those years, it was very much approaching capitalism. today, the communist party is powerful almost as it was under mao. and it's crunching down on american businesses if china and trump rightly wants to do something about it while we still can. >> gaffe bore ber, wi

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display that the democrats showed yesterday was the fact that we knew that this was a political witch huntingtonaugh. so, to say for them to say oh, let's go with the fbi investigation, why can't we do that? no. they want to buy time. they want to buy two more months, get through this election. they are not interested at all on the conclusions or the results. let's remember that this committee, senate committee has sorely investigated. they have done what they could to depoliticize this process and the republicans as well have done what they could to reach out to dr. ford. even offered to go over to california and she wasn't even aware of it. why? because her lawyers are pro-democrat political operatives. of course, referred to by senator feinstein. ainsley: you know, did i like how they held the democrats accountable for things they had said in the past. lindsey graham looked at them and said you have even said, senator, that you wanted to delay. that you didn't want him to go through. you want to delay, delay, delay and then you want to win in november. kavanaugh actually looked at each of the

rights of charter cities and he says they should be allowed to police themselves, that means that huntington california are exempt from complying with the sanctuary law. i would call that a breakthrough. two names for you, first of all, jc penny, their new money guy, he's out, he's only been there one year. rough road for that stock this calendar year 2018, down right now 6, 7%, buck 61, look at callowaw, tiger's comeback will help the stock. up 1%, $24 a share. judge napolitano is coming up next with the latest on that and breaking now, google's ceo sandar pichai will testify on censoring speech in november, more of that coming up. what a day. ashley: what a week it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart va

my other grandfather started in a factory, a glass factory in huntington, west virginia. he also worked seven days a week, 12 hours a day, and it was labor that gave us a 40 hour work week. i would also like to say that ofterday marked my 40th year the longing to a labor union. i belong to a public labor union, work for the federal government. i believe in an open shop. i don't believe you ought to force a man to belong to a labor union, but if the labor union represents you, you should pay your fair share. the only reason we have laws in our country that keep that from that the case, and rulings keep that from being the case, is because of groups like alec at the heritage foundation, that spends millions of dollars keeping that legislation from being passed. pat, thanks from west virginia. he talked about his grandfather positive experience in labor. lethub hasome -- wal information about how we earned the labor day holiday. in 1882, 10,000 workers in new york city assembled for a parade . september 1894, the year congress officially made the first monday in september a

. >> a real witch huntington going this time and happening in the west wing. >> what did you think about? >> incredible. incredible move by the "new york times." incredible letter. and not the way the white house is supposed to work. not normal. ed: have they ever said it is a good day at the white house? we have to look at that tape. the swamp not letting up. president trump under siege from the democrats, the media and even some from inside his own administration as seen in anonymous "new york times" op-ed. is he calling on the justice department to investigate it will all of this resistance actually backfire on the left? here to debate jason nicoles and campus reform editor and chief lawrence jones. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, ed. jason, start with you. doesn't this play into the president's hands he has been saying there is a deep state, they are out to get me and all of a sudden a op-ed pops up suggesting maybe there is a deep state and maybe they are out to get him? >> i think it's a little bit irresponsible to talk about a deep state. that's for people like alex

about him is his books are part of a long-running conversation with himself, with america, with huntington and other thinkers throughout the decade. >> how does one become the nonfiction book critic of the washington post? >> i worked at the post for about a decade before getting that job, and i was a news editor, opinion editor, and then our long-time and much beloved book critic jonathan yeardley retired, and it happened in a moment when i realized i was ready to try something new. i just thought that would be really interesting and fun and a job that i could dig into and try to put my own imprint on. so i basically begged the editors of the washington post to let me try, and so far so good. >> and of course jonathan yeardley was married to maria who is part of the book fair, she's been doing some of the interviews here. >> yes, marie is a long-time washington post book review editor as well. she's an acute part of this festival >> what's currently on your bedside table or on your desk that you are reading for review? >> you know, i usually don't admit what i'm going to be reviewing. i'm