that is the attitude of jim brown.hts to do what they feel is right but, when it comes to jim brown, the 82-year-old, you know, keep in mind since he retired from football he has been involved in social justice and change. he says he is always going to stand. abby: really powerful when a voice like that steps up and speaks. as you said, brian, he has been through a lot in this country. and taking a stand and saying it the way that he did, i think it speaks for some people in this country who feel the exact same way. brian: he knows the country is not perfect. he lived at a time in sir cus black players you stay in a separate holt as white teammates. the white teammates said no, we will stay with you and the rest of our time. kept it together. very divisive time. also a guy who knows that the community teamed together money so he could go to syracuse and they told him he got a full scholarship. they knew once syracuse gave a look at him they did give him a full ride. greatest players ever in lacrosse and football. so he

jim brown, welcome to "fox & friends." >> thank you, brian. it's good to be on with you. t thing about america is that we all have our opinions and our thoughts. nobody is totally correct in everything that they do. i have access to the president, and anytime i have access to the president and he will listen to my thoughts, that's all i can ask of him, and that's what i do. so this president is accessible, and he's different, he's challenging, and he pays attention to what i say. brian: the numbers look pretty promising. black unemployment is down, wages are up, his approval rating in the black community is still low, but it's doubled really since the spring of 018. 2018. you're somebody who likes some of the things that he's doing. what is he doing that you like? >> well, to tell you the truth, there's two things. north korea, that is highly important to me because that's, the scenario there has changed, and he has made a change, and a few, couple of months ago i was looking at a nuclear war. and so he's dealing with -- [laughter] that gentleman that runs that country in

jim brown said i will always respect the flag.>> should not be kneeling. >> he said i will never kneel and always respect the flag. >> sandra: does this change the conversation? >> not necessarily. maybe it does. i think the cowboys quarterback made comments saying it's the wrong place and i will continue to respect the flag. he caught a lot of flak for that. >> probably reflecting what jerry jones the owner wanted, too. he wants his guys to stand. >> that's who is paying his salary. a weird position to be in. jim brown has been a big civil rights leader and connected to some other not so great things throughout his career. six times -- if we're taking lessons in morality or any form six times he has been accused of either beating or sexually assaulting women. this is a guy who once struck a deputy sheriff. the flag has been very good to jim brown. he never served more than four months. i just don't want to hear the moral lessons from jim brown and where i question if he is the right voice. >> that's an important point to make. de

shannon sharpe took a lot of a bridge of what jim brown said.gs he wrote was that movements are team efforts, and the players doing the student asked jim to be part of it. said he's disappointed in him and -- >> geraldo: shannon sharpe is disappointed? >> dana: says i believe you are doing activism for pay. it has exacerbated within the black community. i like the football season. i don't know a lot about it but i enjoy the culture around it. i hear that the broncos have a good new quarterback. >> geraldo: pretty good. are you a big football fan? >> greg: i used to play pro ball in the '70s. >> geraldo: you were the ball. >> greg: good one. pulling out on this topic and why something like this in general is refreshing, it's why old guys are refreshing. they remind you of an old-school mentality that seems to be fading. >> geraldo: are you talking about me? >> greg: jim brown commits like this kind of -- when he is talking, your time traveling to another era where men were stoic and laconic. there was less navel-gazing and emotive analysis that y

would he have set it to jim brown? jim brown would have wiped the floor with him.thought he could get away with it. this is the problem with injecting politics into bodies that do not have an immune system for it. when you inject politics into sports, sports gets sick. when you inject politics into the entertainment world, the entertainment world gets sick. when you inject politics into academia, what do you get? you get a poison, toxic campus. whenever you put politics, he gets sick, except on "the five." because we are real. >> dana: when you inject sports into me, i get sick because i can't even come up with the word athlete. >> brian: the people know president trump, they have a different opinion. >> greg: tell us about it, brian. >> brian: mike tyson, dennis rodman, herschel walker. jim brown joined us this morning on "fox & friends." he is getting blowback in the black community for saying that i like president trump and i think he is doing a decent job. listen. >> the greatest thing about america is that we all have our thoughts. nobody is totally correct in

that's why kanye west and jim brown, how good was jim brown? out in favor of trump and you know what, nobody's going to say anything about it. big jim brown. he was some player. but a lot of folks have come out in favor of what i'm doing because they see what's happening, saw how great it's been for the african-american community, for the hispanic american community where unemployment has reached the lowest level also ever recorded. likewise, for the asian community. lowest ever recorded. and i jokingly say, i said it last night, we had an incredible rally in indiana. did anybody see that? it was incredible. big ratings. you know what, if it didn't get the ratings, you wouldn't be seeing it. big ratings. but i jokingly said last night, women, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, because we had asian, african-american, hispanic, the best in history. women, unemployment, it's only 65 years so i said it last night. i said i'm sorry, i'm trying hard, but it's the best number they've had in 65 years but that's not as good as history. but i think that within

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jim brown disagrees.im brown one of the greatest -- not only football players but civil rights activists who made courageous stance as a famous athlete and actor at the time, he even disagrees with that process. so we have to be careful talking about policy versus race and where's that gray area between the two. >> i think the two -- >> sorry, donna. >> i want to say that, you know, for many of us it's really difficult to separate policy from race because our lives every day are about the intersection of policy and race. and the fact is that the president of the united states today could say no, i don't think it's acceptable for white supremacists and white nationalists to be outside of the white house. and he hasn't done that. and to me those nonwords speak more clearly than anything else. >> well, to your point not only is he not doing that, he's tweeting about the nfl players and a lot of people are wondering where's the forum at the white house to discuss this issue? he had one on guns. other critical

needs justar 37 rushingds to pass jim brown 1or0th on the nfl's all-time leading rushers list.ut petersonas struggled to stay healthyct and produe over the last two seasons. trent williams, who is his teammate back at oklahoma, says he hasn't lost a step. and peterson credits trent's recruitment for his arrival in washington. >> he's just like, hey, we look rely, really good this year. even though he's kind of just starting, and defensively, hs been raving about the defense. it's bimn a longe coming and i promise you, i'm going to geve erything i have inside. for me i'm just happy to be part of a great organization, a good team offensively and defensively, and to run behind a great offensive line. >> tomorrow, but monday night football andrew in the cold taking on joe flacco and the ravens. he hasn't played in a he game in 596 days due to injuries. first quarter he hit for 16 yards. he was 6 of 13 for 50 yards. later lining up for a field goal. this is 45-year-old adam v vinateri. colts up 3-notinng. look good here. third down finds john brown 7-yard score. great job on making

what where he holds the key army has to have a foreign minister of its rights so let's see how much jim brown. independent. as prime minister because we have seen a lot of prime ministers and they have tried their best to be independent but they have not succeeded and every prime minister having you know when he is at the point of ascending observe has seen the door so we have to see and wait and see what sort of. common ground in a country which is full of problems economy it's in the bad shape you know we have to go to the world bank and i.m.f. to get expansion loans and other things so we don't have a perspective of what imran khan can achieve the promise of a lot and one which is invalid that the being you know well meaning person a should achieve whatever he has said at least if it is even fifty percent of what is promised it will be a miracle. day where i see you want to say something but i want to ask you because there's been a lot of doubt around or questions let's say rather around the relationships the relationship between iran han and the military and how independent can really be

so the whole team stayed with jim brown.dent. now that will make me very unpopular in the black community, very unpopular with a lot of americans but i think that there are certain good things coming out of this presidency, you never seen anything like it. brian: also adapting a lot of jim browns program, darrell scott will talk about that. teaching, going to these urban communities, teaching them life skills, things to get them out, instead of handing out. rachel: he is talking about the results of the policies of the president, not necessarily the personality. i think ultimately the american people, if they see enough of these celebrities come forward, i think that rank-and-file minorities especially gosh, my life is a little bit better because jobs are back, whatever it is. i think this is an important step. steve: what do you think about tiger woods comments? you email us, tweet us, and we're on facebook all day long. brian: i remember when bobby knight was at the peek of his controversy with what he did to his son and d

vaccines program which affected over one hundred eighty eight thousand children in shandong province a jim brown has more now from the chinese capital. of the four officials who've been dismissed one is the deputy head of the organization responsible for regulating the drug industry here in china as well as the deputy governor of jilin province these dismissals were confirmed in a report in the people's daily overnight the people's daily is the newspaper of record here in china it said that the state council which is a body headed by president xi jinping had met to discuss the case and this was the result president xi jinping it seems has been playing an active role in the fallout of the scandal which appears to be widening now this all began back in july when it was revealed that the chunk chunk biotechnology company had been falsifying production records it produced vaccines which were then given to children these are vaccines which are not dangerous they're simply ineffective in effect useless so now you have thousands upon thousands of parents in china still not sure still not convinced they

people like kareem abdul-jabbar, people like bill russell, jim brown, black athletes who were racially conscious at the time support them as well. >> kathleen cleaver, less than a minute left in this segment. we started by asking dr. joseph where the civil rights movement was at the end of 1967, the beginning of '68. where do you think it was at the end of 1968 as '69 dawned. >> it was at a crossroads that had many possible options. there were those who wanted to go back to africa, there were those who wanted to go into community service, there were those who wanted to do work in the communities, that we shouldn't be out here, we should be organizing and building community struggles, solving community issues, there were those who wanted the university. i would say it was a panorama of pockets at t possibilities at the end of the '60s all of which are still still part of our culture. >> kathleen is at emory university school of law, peniel joseph is director for the study of race and democracy at the university of texas at austin. thank you both for your time this morning. we appreciate

>> and i grew up in a different generation, like jim brown, lynn swan and franco harris.e would get teary-eyed because we had gratitude. we had a dad who talked about respect, not only about respecting ourselves and ourho family, and these young men don't have that. this all goes back, the real crux of this, we have an issue behind the curtains. the black community as a crying shame, they are pumping out 75% of black boys in the state of california last year cannot pass a meeting or writing test. it's an issue of understanding our country and her history and being proud of it. >> mark: there is a significant loss of revenue in a significant loss of audience. i meet people all the time who say the nfl is dead to me, i'm not going back to it. how much more of this -- they want to take a third season? how much damage to their brand can they take?uc >> they are leftist globalists. they just paid the commission $40 million because they seeef incentive internationally. they lost 20% of it in the last couple of years. they're looking at $25 billion globally with their internatio

i respect jim brown.were still coaching what i would do is tell my players just come in and talk, tell me your issues, what you are upset about, give me some solutions. >> that might be the smartest thing in this debate. they keep fighting, this continues season after season but no one like to meet angie saying let's find solutions, talk about police brutality, let's talk about it. if you want to talk about chicago where people are murdered i don't the players protesting that. why don't players want to sit down with the president and other people and find solutions? >> reporter: when they had opportunities like colin kaepernick they turned them down. he had an opportunity to sit in front of nfl owners when they tried to figure this out and players wants to protest on the job but they don't want to do that. the miami dolphins, one of the protesters the other night, he actually did meet with police officers in miami, took a road trip through the south to try to donate and give back, there are some efforts,

bowl, an outstanding commentator at nbc, children's books out, role model talking about the anthem, jim browne anthem and this continues to be a major theme. our major theme is on a special election, what is going to happen in ohio and who is likely to win in ohio as we head to the general election. mark stein, on immigration, and the polls say how much it matters to the average american. we will be doing all of that. we will give abby and steve a minute or two to talk but mostly all about me. jillian: in indianapolis kid. >> you got to come up. we will be back. jillian: pretty. rob: insider at the beach, 12,000 °. i just sat and watched. i love watching a thunderstorm. the trump administration giving medicare new tools to drive down drug prices and medicare advantage will negotiate with drugmakers under new health plan that will require patients to try cheaper drugs first covering more expensive ones if necessary. savings from those negotiations will be passed along to patients. jillian: the va fire back after this video of a veteran lying on the floor waiting for care went viral. the pictur

jim brown will be reacting to comments from an espn post regarding what tiger woods said a couple dayson twitter that her children would be killed and twitter said that is okay. and comments from twitter before they finally -- we got a busy three hours. 11 minutes from now on the channel. rob: an action-packed show. iran and syria meeting face-to-face signing an agreement to rebuild syria's military, the announcement coming as donald trump takes a stance on iran's support for bashar al-assad's government. what does it mean for the us? our allies in the region, former state department officer morgan ortegas. good morning to you. obviously this creates some unease in the united states, you don't want these countries buddy up and i'm sure iran has a lot of interest in syria. >> i will take one of the most complicated international relations over the next 60 seconds. anyone paying attention to syria for the past 7 years knows the iran has influence during the civil war. what iran uses syria for as a base for their other illicit activities, destabilizing yemen, funding has below, using syri

i expect that and jim brown's position.nk if i were still coaching, what i would do is tell my players let's come in and talk. tell me your issues, what you're upset about, give me solutions. >> i think that might be the smartest thing in this whole debate. they keep fighting, this is continue season after season, but no one like tony done i didn't saying let's talk about it. if there are a small number of cases, chicago where people are being murdered, i don't see a lot of players protesting that. why don't these players want to sit down with the president. >> when they had the opportunities like colin kaepernick they the turned them down. he had an opportunity to sit in front of nfl owners when they were trying to figure this out. the players want to protest on the job. i will give credit to the kenny stills, he was a protest or the other night. ed meet with police officers in miami. he took a road trip through the south this off season to try to donate and give back. there are some efforts. malcolm jenkins of the eagles

liz: burgess nfl legend jim brown said he's against kneeling in the point is is that our soldiers, theiramilies that have lost loved ones who have been overseas fighting. and what they have to look up to as the flag or they risk their lives to come home under the flag. that is the horror and the pain that our soldiers families live with everyday and when they see that flag disrespected they don't like it at all. >> karl marx was the first battlegrounds rewriting of history. these young men have no idea what you're talking about. they don't say a prayer. they don't have fathers who respect anything women community or the flag. we have a problem that's behind the curtain that's going on for quite a while. they are socialists and mark it -- marxists in communities that are full of misery. liz: burgess let me back up. it's fine to protests. yes protest racial injustice. you are doing it in for the flag for shock value. is that what you take issue with? >> i take issue with the fact that there is a lack of respect and understand what the true word of respect is about. these men cannot articul

industrial goods china has responded in kind just follow a complaint to the world trade organization jim brown has more from beijing. the tariffs that are in effect at the moment really only affect a fraction of what china exports to the united states what we have to watch out for is what could happen a few weeks from now because the united states trade representative office is currently hearing arguments for and against about imposing tariffs on some two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports now if that happens it would affect a whole range of consumer items and from things like candles to parts room bicycles bridal grounds that would start to affect the u.s. consumer australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull says he will propose a vote on his leadership on friday if a majority of his m.p. and ask him to do so in a formal letter turnbull says of the motions passed to treated as a vote of no confidence he says he wouldn't run in any ensuing leadership contest. yes president donald trump is insisting there was nothing illegal about payments made to two women during his election cam

. >> jim brown. >> kareem abdul-jabbar, but in my lifetime, this has been one of the most effective interventions by athletes and i think we should be proud of them for caring enough. they could just be worrying about their sneaker deals and that would be worse. >> anderson, it would be interesting to follow up, find out what they're doing. how many are really engaged in the community. i mean, they have foundations. >> and we need to find out who they are, and we need to report that that needs to be what's reported rather than just simply say hey, they're protesting. okay. >> but lebron james obviously did more. he support the protests for colin kaepernick. and then while president trump is putting babies in prison cells, lebron is putting children in classrooms, and he gets called dumb. at what point can these young people win? >> at this point, they can make a difference. they can stand up for their communities. they can show up and be counted. there is so much that's going on in the communities. i just moved in to inner city philadelphia from harlem, and i'm telling you, it's amazing the oppor

the reason i have this, you know, i, i love this photograph, jim brown, the greatest running back ofme. he calls in all of these black athletes to talk to all the saying he will not join the army. saying he will resist the draft. this is in cleveland ohio. bill russell is on one end. later kareem abdul-jabbar. and then a lot of other football players. green bay packers and cleveland browns. the guy who i like in this photograph is always to the left. you see carl stokes. the only non-athlete in this. two weeks from this photograph will declare his race to become the mayor of cleveland. next he was a guy walter beach. walter was on the team with tim brown, but won the championship in 1964. they shut down -- 27-zero. he was a cornerback. shutdown cornerback. walter is still alive. we are probably talk 25-30 times about all of this. when he was going through his life as an nfl player, he was from detroit and he met malcolm x. and went to his speech up in detroit, the one we listen to the segments of. he also will be one of the last guys to talk to fred evans before the shooting starts.

in a right of publicity case involving jim brown suing electronic arts, the madden nfl games, a claim was found to the barre by the first amendmentd. his participation in the game, showing his statistics, did have some artistic relevance to the game and was not explicitly misleading. yet state college football ruleds, 2 to 1 the court it was not transformative, because you are showing the players as they appeared in their everyday lives. this all got very confusing, until 2016, when i think this circuit set the stage for the test, at least in my biased view -- what should be the test going forward. this involves the film "the hurt locker," where a young man rightfully claimed the film was based on incidents in his own life. he said they took aspects of this film -- aspects of his life to make this film. he did not get anything from the filmmakers. he sued for his right of publicity. the ninth circuit stepped back from this precedent other courts have used. they said it was a content-based restriction on speech. content-based restrictions on speech are presumptively unconstitutional. y

knee, you know, this is june of '67 and what i like and the reason -- i love this photograph it's jim brown, the greatest running back of all time and he calls in all of the black athletes to talk to ali who is saying he's not going to join the army, that he's going resist the draft. this is in cleveland, ohio and you can see bill russell, dan, later karim abdul jabar but the guy all the way to the left, you see carl stokes, the only nonathlete and carl stokes two weeks from the photograph will declare race for the mayor -- to become mayor of cleveland. next is walter, with brown that is won championship in 1964, they shut down, 27 to nothing, he was the cornerback, but walter is still alive and walter and i have probably talked 25, 30 times about all of this. when he was going through his life as an nfl player, he was from detroit and met malcolm x, the one we listened segments of but he will be one of the last guys to talk to fred evans before shooting starts. he's a very important guy to me. a wonderful human being, in fact, most of our telephone conversations end with him saying, peace

in this circuit in a publicity case involving jim brown suing for video games, the nfl games used statistics of players, was found to be barred by the first amendment because they said this is protected under the first amendment because his participation in the game showing his statistic had some artistic relevance and there was nothing explicitly misleading the college football players bringing a publicity claim supports 2-1 and said that is not protected under the transformative use test because you're not transforming the players, you are showing them the way they appear in everyday lives playing whatever sport they are shown playing in the game. this got very confusing until 2016 when the circuit set the stage under the first amendment but the test in my biased view that should be used going forward, this involves the hurt locker where a young man claimed and probably rightfully so that the film is based on incidents in his real life. even though it was a fictional film, they took aspects of his life to make this film and he didn't get paid for it, didn't have a licensing agreement or an

people like kareem abdul-jabbar and bill russell and jim brown, black athletes very conscious at the time supported them as well. >> a few minutes left in this segment. we started by asking dr. joseph where the end of the civil rights movement was the end of 1967, beginning of 1968. where do you think it was in 1968 as 1969 dawned? >> it was a crossroads of possible options. those who wanted to go to africa and those who wanted to go to community service and those who wanted to work in the community. we shouldn't be out here, we should be organizing and building community struggles and solving issues, those who wanted a university. it was a panorama of possibilities in the '60s, all of which are in some way, level, being part of our culture. >> kathleen cleaver is at the -- at emory university, school of law, senior lecturer and research fellow there. joseph is the director of the study of race and democracy at the university of texas and austin. thank you both for your time this morning and appreciate the conversation. thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> you're watching americ

here to discuss all of it we have jim and steve and josh brown. jim, stocks picking up where they left off. dow up 265 at the high s&p record another record in its own. >> you were out last week. we were speaking about this rush to the record. the one thing i pointed out is you cannot fight this market despite all of the risks that are out there and granted they are mitigated today it wants to go higher. it sees it growing it sees no threat to it. i look at today's news it is very good for certain sectors of the economy those sectors still have risks in front of them the market predicts it will be resolved as well. >> you can see the enthusiasm and what it trades into it is in so many different areas. >> this one is advertised. i think what it does if people are extrapolating that this is very good for the china negotiations which are at an impasse right now. >> it will be able to work out a deal with china. to right to your point >> yeah. i think it will be very positive it is right away today we know what the downside is we are living with that n

unlike jim brown, 30 years for formal contact or tony done g who works with one heart project, youngm trying to follow your thoughts. you are feeling -- tell me if i don't have this right but your belief is players are shortchanging themselves and their communities because they are protesting the national anthem when they should be looking for better opportunities for family members, economic opportunities, prison reform you just mentioned, so they are being put into a box and encouraged to do something you think is detrimental to them and their communities instead of being on board with economic opportunities. >> there is more to this than people respecting the flag. this is done on purpose, people who know better. i talk about the association of owners, these guys are putting things in place and showing americans something they are not coming through with. they are using and discarding young players, doing the same to the black community. trish: this is not good for the owners. a 5 or the owner of one of these teams, this is your job, you will get out there and show some respect fo

tonight, jim gaffigan, from the pittsburgh steelers antonio brown, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from imagine dragons. and now, without further ado, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. hi, hola. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. i know many of you are visiting us here in the united state of california. you know, there's talk -- i don't know if you heard about this. there was an initiative on the california state ballot that, if it passed, would separate the state, california, into three different states. but the california supreme court just put the kibosh on it, so it will not be on the ballot in november, which i have to say is a shame. the names they picked out for the new states were adorable. we would have been split into kim-ifornia, khloe-ifornia -- i think the third one was vanderpump-slovenia. you can't break up california. you know how much beach boy songs that would ruin? all of them. president trump had another busy day trying to pull his we

. >> jim brown yesterday. >> here to weigh in legendary professional golfer, you can see him right there what did you make of his comment when asked the question about his relationship with the president that you got to respect the office. >> tiger handled it very well. i don't know -- no matter who is president, barack obama or donald trump you respect the office. i'm in tiger's camp on that but we are here to talk about folds of honor and raising money for wounded warriors, families and education and that is why we are here. >> i would imagine every golf charity would like to have you as someone who would sit on live television and talk about their event. why folds of honor? why dan rooney? >> why dan rooney? dan rooney is a great guy. he came back 12 years ago, 666, brought off of an airplane and families of our fallen warriors need education, need to be taken care of and started folds of honor and grazed a lot of money since. over 20,000 scholarships have been raised for kids. this weekend is patriots' day golf and going to golf courses, donate one dollar or $2 or $5 or whatever you

on thursday jim gavion, antonio brown, and imagine dragons will be here. please be there too.guest tonight is an extraordinarily versatile actor whose career spans from "jump street" to "wall street." the newest film by gus van sant is called, "don't worry, he won't get faron another." it's in theaters now. please say hello to jonah hill! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: look at you. first of all, you smell good, which is surprising. [ laughter ] >> why is that surprising? >> jimmy: i don't know, i won't think of a guy who would have a nice scent on -- >> that's such a -- i'm going to really work hard to not take that as a shot. you know what i mean? because i think you would smell nice. >> jimmy: no, but i don't have -- >> let's dissect that. let's go back. >> jimmy: okay, let's go back. you have a lot of tattoos now, when did this happen? >> over -- i've been gone for a couple of years. nice to see everybody. [ cheers and applause ] i've been gone. i've been writing and directing a movie, making this movie, and i got a bunch of tattoos. >> jimmy: you did. >> yeah, yeah. w

written leopardses kill, the rouge warrior series, and the novels in the dreamland series with dale brown. jim and his wife, debra-is joining us from the hudson river valley of new york state, and debra has created a beautiful west-like lightning book tour guest book for you all to sign after the event. after we are -- we have our presentation with jim, we will go inside for the book signing. the books will very available to front counter, ladies and gentlemen, will you please join me in welcoming best selling author jim defell lease. [applause] >> it's wonderful to be in sal lake. we have been here the last day and a little bit, and everyone has been so welcoming. and we'lly love the place and debra wants to buy a house. i know she was looking at some real estate listings today. so we'll see our far that goes. and just wonderful reaction. if you just take second to look at that fantastic quilt over there. >> we have the author of the quilt and she's shy so we'll let iregg nor that. i i'm going to embar race one more important, a descendent of unarguably the best and most accomplished superint

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jim in. because senator brown is not going to vote for our judge. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> now to new information about a fire in pittsburgh. miss say an arsonist is responsible. we brought you the story last night at 6:00 p.m. we learned officers arrested a homeless man who admitted to burning trash in a field near third and east harbor. the fire spread to a yard and destroyed a forklift and burned power lines. >>> look at this fire. it started at a mobile home park on south 34th street near 101 and 280. four people are out of their home this morning but we are told no one was injured. the cause is being described as an accident. >>> have you seen this man? bart police say he stabbed two people in oakland friday night. 27-year-old solomon he is inossa allegedly used a box cutter to cut one man's face and another man's arm on the train. the attack happened at the same bart station where mia wilson was stabbed to death two weeks ago. like that stabbing the motive in this one is a mystery. >> there is no known connection between the suspect and the victims. and the motiv

prime minister of gianna saying if he would permit jim jones and his people to settle in gianna he would do wonderful things for the country. willie brown was taken in as much as harvey and all of these politicians but what jim jones could do was mobilize his congregation to get out the vote. they did that for harvey. they distributed thousands of leaflets for harvey and how could a politician who didn't understand how terrible jim jones was, how could you resist if someone says they are going to produce thousands and thousands of leaflets for you. >> i have a quick question. did harvey have ambitions beyond his work as a supervisor and what do you think was his next step? >> at one point he took his vacation and went to europe and it was always the mayor's custom money to vacation to appoint someone as mayor or acting mayor said he appointed harvey. harvey just did a fantastic. he went to a ribbon-cutting and he cut the ribbon and he said i'm probably the only mayor in the whole country who will first cut the ribbon and then put in my hair. [laughter] and he loved that experience. at one point he took people on his staff to the castro

jim. we just have to get him in. because senator brown is not going to vote for our judge. >> reporter: the president was back on twitter tonight, this time taking aim at democratic opponents instead of professional athletes. we're hearing the first lady herself is also not a fan of the president's message. >> reporter the first lady talking about the school that lebron james is fully funding in akron, ohio, saying she would like to visit that school, visit james and the students. >> tom, thanks very much. >>> political views could lead to confrontations in the east bay tomorrow. this right here is video of barricades filled with water by crews at berkeley civic center park this afternoon. the city is preparing for a potential clash between protesters because a right-wing rally is planned, an anti-fascist group is organizing a counter protest. signs are posted there at maloney park announcing a temporary ban on sticks, pipes, poles, and anything can use asreplay of what happened last year. berkeley was the scene of a nu violent protests w

jim. we have to get him in. senator brown is not going to vote for our judge. we have a great judge. we love justice gore such. now we have soon to be justice cavanaugh. we need jim. [applause] >> so, vote for jim, we need to get jim in there, he's an important guy. also with us tonight is ohio speaker of the house ryan smith. >> thank you ryan ohio senate president, laura larry a path i love bob. bob ran my campaign in ohio, you know that right? he was recommended with five or six people and they sort of said, i don't know. one person said something about him that i liked. they said he never quits or gives up. and bob, i did have governor or senator support. i do not have the head of the republican party support. bob said it doesn't matter because you have the people support remember that great night in november? [applause] when they said after hearing so much about ohio, and it is true, you have to in ohio. they said it is going to be close that mean it would take all night i would not be able to say thing. they announced that the polls are closed and donald trump has won the state

then the charlie brown shirt trade as jim likes to say. the zigzag to nowhere is where we've gone start ed to ramp you don't think people are hungry to ride this thing higher for a bit? >> i think they would welcome it i just don't think that it necessarily creates an action moment where a lot of people collectively decide now i want to raise my exposure to stocks look, it could honestly feed on itself for many other reasons. you have a lot of things work ng the direction of just not stuff going wrong and companies buying back stock and liquidity stays okay and rates staying where they are or going up all of that can be fine. i just don't think really what we're expecting here is main street america saying i'm jump ng because stocks ticked higher than they were six and a half months ago >> but there's a lot going right f. a lot to hang your hat on if you could figure out some of the trade stuff, which doesn't really seem to have much of an impact figure out what the fed's role is in this for the next six months chls. market doesn't know wh

jim. we have to get him in. brown is not going to vote for our judge. we have a great judge. love justice gorsuch. now we have soon to be justice kavanaugh. we need jim. >> [chanting] pres. trump: vote for jim. we have to get jim and there. he is an important guide. also here with us tonight, is ohio speaker of the house ryan smith. ryan, thank you. [cheering] pres. trump: thank you, ryan. ohio senate president, larry. larry, thank you. bob do check, i love bob. bob ran my campaign in ohio, you know that right? [cheering] pres. trump: and he was recommended along with five or six people and they were all recommended and i said, i don't know. one person said something about him that i liked. they said he never quits. he never gives up. have the governor support, i didn't have the senate support, i didn't have your head of the republican party risk -- the republican party support. other than i was doing well p bob says it does not matter because you have the people support. he said so. [cheering] pres. trump: you remember that great night in november? remember? [cheering] pres.