call now tow to learn more. >> melissa: i want to welcome back john goodman, president of goodman institutelic policy research and senior fellow with the independent institute. things were sticking around with us. what do you think needs to happen with the system to make it more viable? what will make it work? >> what we need to do is extend that tax credit that's found in the individual market to people at work. those folks aren't getting any help from obamacare, but 85% of the uninsured have connection to the workplace and group insurance is cheaper and better. instead of doing what obamacare does, pouring all the money into the individual market and throwing good money out, they should make the tax credit available for everybody. >> melissa: what about the idea of grouping people together in an association? understand what you're saying. one of the other ways rather than through the workplace, why don't you have work and they can get together across state lines? >> people are already grouped through their jobs, so i say let's start with the associations we have. if you want to form new o

. >> reporter: john goodman says the trend has been visiting. the volume of traffic in all directions has increased in the past years. >> the first of these three years, 4:00 traffic was up by 22% year-to-year and then up another 11% from last year to this year. >> reporter: he says travel patterns are complex and there is a dynamic economy here. some, they just want to arrive before the toll increase others want to work earlier or find wa find parking. >> we can take a cue where the carpool lanes are 24/7. >> reporter: they are seeing drives leave earlier too. does it seem like the drive is getting worse to you? >> yes it does. >> reporter: cal trans says adjusting timing around timing. they say they try to work with community partners to make sure the plan works for everyone. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> not a lot of fog. that means heat. it is august. july and august. >> we are going to continue this trend of above average temperatures. hunker down, and hold on. it is not going to let up a whole lot.

>> yeah, she was dressed like john goodman on "roseanne." ( laughter ) you know? that style.ick a job. i mean i like women but i don't dress like a pirate and have a lantern and walk around with it. it was just funny. >> stephen: maybe she was a construction worker. >> she wasn't! ( laughter ) her hands were, like, as clean as mine. >> stephen: she's the foreman. >> i almost got offended as, like, a man, looking at her being like, "look, we don't do all of that! you know? we'll wear some of that." she had a costume. she even had the hard hat and that surveyor thing. you feel it now. they're getting all-- they're backing off. "is he saying-- is he saying there's something wrong?" no, i'm saying she was dressed ridiculous. the woman who happened to be a lesbian, it was funny the way she was dressed. i'm going to be washed up in six months. ( laughter ) they've got a hershey's store down there. >> stephen: in time's square? >> yeah, the giant kiss thing with the string coming out. >> stephen: you don't like candy, i hear. this what i'm getting from the conversation. >> they have

. >> reince was a goodman. john kelly will do a fantastic job. neral kelly has been a star, done an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody, a great, great american, reince priebus a goodman. thank you very much. >> meantime ousted chief of staff priebus talking to fox's sean hannity staying very loyal to president trump. >> i'm going to be on team trump all the time. i'll always be out there trying to help the president advance his goals, support him as a friend, too. that's the other part of the job that people don't realize you actually become friends, you know, when you go through thing and thin together you get to know people really well. and he's a goodman and i was honored to be able to serve him. >> priebus who hails from wisconsin formerly the republican national committee had he. >>> meantime republicans efforts to repeal obamacare have failed senators could not get enough votes in their latest effort for a so-call skinny pee repeal of the affordable care act. now, this comes after a long night of debate last night on the senate

. >> reince is a goodman. john kelly will do a fantastic job. general kelly has been a star, done an incredible job thus far respected by everybody, a great great american. reince priebus a goodman. thank you very much. >> president trump making those comments as he arrived back at joint base andrews in maryland following his trip to long island. >>> let's take live look at cape may. rain that will hang around tonight and tomorrow it is moving into the area. the timing couldn't be worse, right. >> take look at all this. doppler ultimate doppler radar. we are going to be dealing with a huge mess. we are talking about the concern of possible flooding. i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney that rain is expected to be heavy at times and cause problems tonight and tomorrow. let's get right over to fox 29 meteorologist scott williams for the timing and the totals. >> high there, dawn and chris. at least the next 12 to 18 hours we'll be socked in with the cloud cover on and off again showers some of which will be heavy at times. look at ultimate dop

. >> reince is a goodman. john kelly will do a fantastic job. neral kelly has been a star, didn't an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody, a great, great american. reince priebus a goodman. thank you very much. >> meantime, ousted chief of staff priebus is also talking to night to fox's sean hannity staying very loyal to president trump. >> i'm going to be on team trump all the time. i'll always be out there trying to help the president advance his goals, support him as a friend, too and that's the only part of the job that people don't realize you actually become friends, you know, when you go through thick and thin together you get to know people really well. and he's a goodman and i was honored to be able to serve him. >> priebus who hails from wisconsin was formally the -- formerly the republican national committee head. >> republicans effects to repeal obamacare has failed. senators couldn't get enough votes in lated evident for so called skinny repeal of the fax fact. now this comes after a long night of debate on the senate floo

he said, reince is a goodman. john kelly will do a fantastic job. general kelly has been a star, in the president's words. has done an incredible job thus far. great, great american respected by everybody. he's done a great, great job. reince priebus is a good man. wolf there. again, as david chalian and others were saying here, of all the staff changes in the white house -- and there is likely to be more of them coming -- the -- one person will not change in the oval office, wolf. the new chief of staff can certainly direct leadership, but the president, of course, is staying the same, and all the challenges of the russia organization remain the same. so this chief of staff who we believe will start next week, wolf, certainly has his work cut out for him. >> the president will need a new secretary of homeland security now. we know now why the president deplaned, walked back to speak to a group of reporters. we'll hear that town reportedly from the secretary of the united states. gloria bori gloria borger is with us as well. >> last night we began t

goodman and brown. the early song include mark green, dr. richard gross, and john morgan and their voices are on different songs, including fr john morgan love on a two-way street and that got sampled on empire state of mind which made millions. >> and they made no money off it. >> we sued. >> but haven't gotten paid. >> we're still waiting for the money. >> let me go to break before you have some fun and introduce your artists. what is it that artists need to do? >> artists need to be mindful while they're -- >> one of the things that happened is artists get afraid while they're popular to go aftr their record companies and do audits and make sure the money -- >> they think -- this. >> and so they don't do anythin, and they wait and the other thig is that we have this called -- something called a recruitment structure in the record busines, so it's like a share cropping arrangement where record companies charge all the cost of making the records and everythig else against the artists' royaly which amounts to about a dollar annual bum when the record company is get

john lee hooker, "the motor city is burning." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodmanh juan gonzalez. juan: on july 20 third, 19 67, police officers raided an after-hours hours club and african-american club of detroit which soon sparked another mass rebellion. over the next five days, 43 people were killed in the streets of detroit, thousands more were injured. over 7000 arrested. more than 2000 buildings were destroyed. governor george romney, the father of mitt romney, ordered the michigan army national guard into detroit, and president johnson sent in both the 82nd and 101st airborne divisions. joining us now is scott kurashige am a professor of history at the university of washington bothell. his latest book is "the fifty-year rebellion: how the u.s. political crisis began in detroit." professor, you argue that the detroit rebellion was a seminal moment in the 20th century history of the u.s. can you talk about that and its impact on the overall national political scene? >> sure. thank you. there is one sense that cities like detroit and newark were in great shape

kristin hartog and craig goodman, tool to the presentation from the university of houston victoria. >> thanks, john. thanks coming up this morning and colleen for putting this conference together and special thanks to the library of congress staff are not losing any of us yesterday in the tunnels. i thought that was a pretty good accomplishment. you find a panel for all the papers for together as nicely as these do. starting from toby's presentation and then chris and i pick up the baton slightly later point in the period. we are looking at the neighbor of committee control in antebellum house of representatives. generally speaking, what we know about committees they are presumed to hold a great deal of power. we know considerably less about how the power of those committees developed. much of what we know about committees during this early point in time, although given their papers here we learned a lot more this morning, we know a lot about the emergence of the standing committee system and a lot of of the composition of the standing committee system, but we know considerably less about the role