go ahead, reverend. >> just in the past year and a half, a dramatic increase inanity semitism in the united states. it's gone up 35% in a year and a half period. >> a year and a half? in anti-semitism. what does that correspond to? it corresponds to a campaign that makes its point about the future of america by tying it to hatred of various groups across the country. anti-semi-tism is in the mix of that hatred. >> do you see it then, because you have a wide eye on various of these groups being targeted. anti-semitism, the tree of life at the synagogue, we had mail bombings and a guy go into a kroger reality all of these are interconnected hatreds. targeting african-americans, targeting the jewish community, immigrants, targeting muslims, targeting women, the list can go on and on and the list is part of a general dynamic a country, a people begins to define themselves by virtue of what they hate, what kind of group they can find an scape goat. it's as old as religion but we are bigger than that. >> i do think the tenor of public life within the last 24 months has made it much much wo

latest stats here, maximum sustained winds of 35 miles per hour. 75 miles east-northeast of dura mken inan area low pressure, a remnant low as it moves into texas. here's the thing. it's going to bring rain not just for texas an area that's already seen flash flooding less than a week ago, but up through the southeast from florida to georgia, which saw a lot of rain from hurricane michael and then up the east t. so rain for the eastern half of the u.s. so heavy rain for mainland mexico. the storm will bring rain and thunderstorms to the south and southeast. and then it's merge with a cold front and become a nor'easter for the east coast this weekend. we'll talk about our weather here at home coming up. >>> it is 4:44. >> could you imagine spending more than $1,000 apiece on coffee cups? coming up, that's the eye- popping cost of keeping drinks hot at travis air force base. we'll tell you more next. >> and before we go to break, another live look outside from the "salesforce tower" camera looking north and west. america. land of blue jeans. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny o

. >> and tonight the washington post inan administration official, the fbi will be allowed to examine allegations by a third woman, julie swetnick. she also says kavanaugh was physically abusive towards girls in high school. >>> tonight another new report says kavanaugh was questioned by police after a bar fight in 1985. new york times is citing a police report in new haven, which says kavanaugh allegedly threw a drink, a glass and some ice at somebody during the confrontation. he was among five people questioned and no one was arrested or charged. >>> kavanaugh was a junior at yale at the time of that incident. >> it could be weeks before san francisco's transbay transit center is open again pause of two cracked beams on a bus deck. we've learned fremont street, which runs underneath the damaged deck will not reopen until october 12 at the earliest. here is a live look at the multi-billion dollar transit hub that has been shut down since last tuesday when those cracks were discovered and fixing the problem, well that's going to be complicated. transbay officials need to finish reinfo

certainly an ongoing issue like the rohingya crisis, which another un agency has called a crime against inanityems affecting thousands of people? well, first of all by standing up for the fundamental rights that are enshrined in the human rights legislation exists internationally but also providing protection to the 700,000 refugees that bangladesh is currently hosting, at the same time, the united nations have engaged with myanmar to do an assessment and create conditions where possible and deem them also either fit or not fit for people to begin returning. this is currently work that is under way and that we are very keen that the government of myanmar can speeded up, because without that, the return is unlikely to happen. we know that natural disasters occur will parts of asia, but there are some innovative projects as well in places like bangladesh that you are happy with. well, we have learnt over the last two years that sometimes civil servants can be great visionaries, embassy of, public service officials, one of them came up with an idea to be able to sell a piece of land much easier. t

a federal judge inan francisco has blocked the trump administration from ending temporary pions for somemmigrants fleeing war and intural disaster. the atration was sued after homeland security announced it would end theti protecs allowing hundreds of thousands of people from sudan, nicaragua, haiti, a el salvador to live and work in th. the judge issued a preliminary injunction, saying the protections must remain in place as the lawsuitcontinues. doj spokesman devon o'malley blasted the ring saying in part, "the court's decision usurps the role of the executive branch. we will continue to fight for the integrityonf our immigrati laws and our national security." >>> now to a consumer alert. news every rewards credit card holder needs to hear. they often come with perks like cash back or airline miles. but soon you may not be able to use yours at? big name retailers. jo ling kent explains. >> earn unlimited double miles on every purchase every day. ou>> 1% when buy and 1% as you pay. >> you can book any airline ytime. >> reporter: soon those popular credit cards with entwaing rds may not

are inans equity markets a wreck environment for them to gain these earnings and give us returns in thefew quarters. >> great to see you on such an interesting day. >> a little bit of news we have heard already. president trump saying that the market correction is caused by the fed. he is reiterating these comments as he has for lunch. we will hear about his other comments. he is also saying the fed is far too stringent and is making a mistake. you heard larry kudlow earlier saying that the president says a lot of things and has fun but the fed is an independent organization. >> authorities are now searching for survivors of the third worst storm ever to hit the continental u.s.. hurricane michael devastated the florida panhandle destroying homes and businesses. winds alsoe per hour brought a storm surge. it turned neighborhoods into lakes. it has now been downgraded to a tropical storm and is headed toward the carolinas which have not recovered from hurricane florence. manhattan's district attorney has dropped part of the case against harvey weinstein. a judge agreed to dismiss allegat

inan cases, they deliver the reins back to the family. >> reporter: when he decided to do this, did you expect would you get hisns remn an organization fashion? >> exactly. >> reporter: carmen's family wasn't the only ones affected after internal mem from the maryland department of health which oversees the board. we found one injuly. alerting state officials to a serious inventory control problem and potential fraud including a case that closely matchescarmen's. they said a former employee produced a by for cremation and gave those ashes to the donor's family fwuflt actual remains didn't arrive until later. >> he said so whose ashes did i bury? he said i have n idea. >> they were buried in a cemetery, even though family asked they be treturn. anre were other discrepancies including confusion over which bodies had beenem ed. >> a terrible thing. a terrible thing. and we are trying to get to the bottom of what happened. >> the report from fran films. she said the agency is conducting a review of all the donations before the 1,900 dies. questioning the vendors and retraining the staff. th

. >> the principal at northwest high school inan gewn said it was 17-year-old joshia snyder who was killedis was 270 second near montross last night. justin fin is at the school with the latest. >> reporter: there isel coug today for student and staff who need it. many heavy heartg com school today with the loss of senior students joshua snyder. even at the start of school today, we saw students at the parking lotgathering. the principal announced the loss in a letter describing h as rd working, kind and having a positive impact on all who knew him. the principal saying he will be deeply missed on this campus. the principal also knowing that montgory county police alerted him yesterday that joshua had died in a car crash. it appears he was behind the wheel of a buick sedanhat somehow veered on to the left shouldernd struck a parked box truck. there was no one in that truck, we have learned, but on sceneer joshua was pronounced dead yesterday afternoon. an y we can tell at this point, again, there will be counseling for students and staff here on c the day.ughout the crash itself is under i

the president intensified the local resistance to his visit this morning when he made an inane public announcement in an interview saying falsely that he could end birthright citizenship in the united states by executive order. that is a lie. the right of every baby born in the united states to be a citizen of the united states is guaranteed in the constitution. it would take a constitutional amendment to change that. the republican speaker of the house instantly said the president's statement was false. paul ryan said emphatically, quote, you obviously cannot do that. you cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order. the president obviously made the statement as a campaign statement. that was campaigning today. the president knows it's impossible to do this by executive order, but he wants to energize his most hard-core anti-immigrant supporters, some of whom might not think he's anti-immigrant enough in his first two years as president since donald trump has not built one foot of the wall that he promised them he would build. the mass murderer who went into the tree of

welfare acto the coming under fire and the very core of federal inan law being put into question by thatere is the pipeline bridge in minnesota where we are looking at two digital native american women will hold lieutenant governor seat at the same time where looking at massive resistance of indigenous people that is building against the tar sands project. that is where i am coming from today. amy: explain that. >> indigenous representation, the same time we are trying to hold back the worst of what is happening. amy: explain that. you're deeply an involved with the pipeline projects. asi think that native people people who are so very connected to the land, to the water are taking these leadership roles in fights all over the countrand all around the world to protect the existing resources, to protect existing water resources for us all. as we see the climate change raging around us, we are try to protect the last of what is still remaining to us and protect our communities a protect those around us for the next generation. so as that is happening, it is in tandem with this rising up of

will host a roundble scussionith ojib lawyer ta houska, martrahant, edor of inan count today, angyasi ro, an autr and meer of thblackfeenation and will lot the rerd number of native american women running for office in the midterm elections. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united states received a $100 million payment from saudi arabia tuesday, the same day secretary of state mike pompeo met with saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman and his father king salmon in saudi arabia to discuss the disappearance washington post journalist jamal khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in his symbol. while the $100 payment had been brokered earlier this summer, and is related to u.s. military efforts in syria, the timing of its delivery appeared highly suspicious, with one u.s. official telling "the new york times" -- "the timing of this is no coincidence." turkish officials have said khashoggi was tortured and murdered by a squad of 15 saudi hit men who dismembered his body. video and audio recordings from

most americans at both parties want real borders, they want to have a say of who comes in lives here inanociety and consistently they have no voice at all, then what do you start to wonder about democracy?ie maybe it's fake. >> it's quite clear that the political left in america is not listening to what the people are saying and you're absolutely right, the polls constantly show that americans don't want to bee giving taxpayer benefits toy illegal aliens. they don't want sanctuary cities. we have been rewarding illegal immigration against the will of the american people for too long. this is a problem we can solve. if you want to stop illegal immigration, stop rewarding illegal immigration. that's one of the most important reasons why i'm running for governor in kansas.gr but the political left doesn't's want to do that. >> tucker: it if you want to keep people tolerant and pro-immigrant, the let them decide who gets to come here. what they are doing is makinget people more basically for immigration anti-immigration because it's so unreasonable that reasonable people are getting disgusted

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inan: it is difficult for us to know all the background talks regarding this issue.nk the discussions are more of a political nature rather than financial. the areas of disagreement between turkey and saudi arabia are wide-ranging and it is a matter of regional influence battle between the countries. i think president erdogan would use this incident to his in terms of political gains rather than financial support. alix: thank you very much. good to see you. coming up, industrials getting killed and dragging down u.s. futures. more on what i am watching. this is "bloomberg." ♪ is thehat i'm watching possibility for a brutal open due to earnings. 3m, caterpillar, talking about them, down by 6%. caterpillar is a margin issue and 3m was organic growth. united technologies reported their seeing higher-than-expected materials cost. they do see a headwind. what i find interesting, lockheed martin is in positive territory. they see sales growth next year. the stock was down. if you can deliver you can get some kind of upside. david: .6%. there have been headwinds. earnings w

and jolly roger turns the tables wasting time with inane babble.olly roger is so popular. he provides the service to subscribers for less than a buck a month. >> everyone who uses the service is helping the rest of the world. every minute they are talking to a robot, they are not talking to a potential victim. >> reporter: the big phone companies say they are working on solutions, relief is a year away. until then, listen to the bots do battle. >> one time they offered me a car, but it turns out they were lying. you are not one of those people? >> even telemarketers hate telemarketing. >> reporter: taking us back to the day you could trust who was on the line. for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news, los angeles. >> that is a hot topic. now they use an area code. it looks like a work call. >> similar to the area code on your phone. >> good story. >> you may have noticed central college. the dutch. big game today in iowa. what is the weather, dylan? >> is that why you came in this morning? for a personal forecast? iowa? outside of des moines? you will

>> no, we don't believe that because post kavanaugh bump we saw a lot of inane comments from democrats, hillary's comments about the #metoo movement and her husband not abusing power. elizabeth warren and the dna test. eric holder. the left wing gaffes have continued. we have to remind voters about kavanaugh because that is where we saw definitive turn in the polling. libd >> welcome biden and obama onto the campaign trail. the 2016 was a rejection of the obama presidency and bringing the establishment elite on the campaign trail helps us out quite a bit. >> bill: george bush is going to indiana as well. thank you for your time and we'll talk again next week. we love the dnc to come on and give a counter view. any time the invitation is out there. bottom of the hour congresswoman marsha blackburn out of tennessee is here. 11:00 we're joined by dean heller in nevada. there is a close ways in the american west. that's coming up a bit later today. back to julie across the room. >> julie: president trump talking tough on another big issue with our immigration laws. catch and release. liste

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