the remains of the summer eagles section very much on point and timely, but don't try to convince john wallom folsom , it is time for a certain fall brew. >> 85 degrees out and sunny, we have a few humid day i don't want pumpkin beer. >> in ridley park, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> you know what those stores are probably thinking, we have got parents, kid in here for school supplies, putting candy at them too. >> why not. >> talking about pumpkin spiced lattes right around the corn tear. >> well, i love these fall things i'm not ready for fall. >> you and i are on the same wave length. i'm the same way. i want to soak up a little bit of this summertime still going on out there it will be very summer-like, warm, muggy stray shower, jan 81 for our high on saturday. >> thanks very much. that is it for "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line at cbs philly .com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great day everyone. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it's august 12th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturda saturday". >>>

hi, john wall at psyhc student. big army with a a small blue water navy now a days. is that -- does that reflect a new mission set. and what's driving that choice. so that was the thinking in the early 2000 that because at that time the north korean threat was comparatively not as critical as now that we thought that the south korean armed forces needed to be more general in its abilities to conduct operations, not only defense against north korea invasion or intrusion. but other that would take us. conducting n gulf anti-piracy operations. so that type of efforts resulted in this and in these capabilities. >> question? >> red. on your right. >> hi, my name is joe corrales and i'm a graduate student at the university of texas. i just had a question about organization and integration in which the rock army did it. i was wonding how the movement for your son will affect the ability of the two different forces to work together? >> it's going to multiply the challenge. so it's going to reinquire more as t to -- to make it effective as it is now. so basically combined ope

. >>> big day for wizards fans as john wall officially will sign his contract extension today.hat be like al for all that money? >> well, i've signed a contract extension. >> for about. >> -- for about two games worth of pay perhaps. maybe not even that. maybe one. >> happening at verizon i shudder to do the math. the wizards practice at 11:30 will be the site for it. last month he agreed to a four year 70 million-dollar extension for four years. maybe not even one game. maybe like a minute of a game. >> first quarter. >> it will kick in once the current deal is up in 2019. so he's good until 2023. >>> football fans got the first preseason game last night. starts too early. the hall of fame game the dallas cowboys knocking offer the arizona cardinals in a close one, score-wise. 20 to 18. rookie sam irwin hill hit a pair of field goals including the 43-yarder in the fourth quarter. if the only highlight we're talking about is a pair of field goals you have to wonder why they have preseason football games in august because the best players didn't play. it was on tv. redskins firs

>> reporter: right, john. wall-to-wall media coverage of this horrific tragedy.oman lost her life and the president's muted response. part of the reason it got so much attention is republicans were willing and eager to call out the president saying he did not go far enough. seen backlash from democrats and also from republicans. also seen it from wall street and so in many ways he could not escape the clamor. and when people look at the comments coming from the president today they are a little skeptical a little dubious. wondering why it took days to say something like this. remember, the day after the president made his sort of very muted remarks about this, equivocating how both sides were to blame and both sides kind of need to ratchet down the temperature and the violence. an unnamed white house official put out a statement saying, of course the president denounces the kkk. of course the president denounces neo-nazi groups. even that white house official wouldn't put their name on the state. it's clear this is a problem that's going to continue to dog this w

wall street. down 145 and still on the move. johny -- mike pence is coming to -- the vice president is making his way to the microphone expected to speak on spain. let's listen. >> thank you. thank you, madam vice president, for those gracious words. for this warm welcome to panama. for me and my wonderful wife, karen. before i begin, i'd like to address the horrific terror attack that occurred a few hours against in barcelona, spain. the latest scenes of carnage and mayhem sicken us all. as the president said earlier today, the united states condemns this terror attack and we will do whatever is necessary to help. whatever inspired today's terror attack, the united states stands ready to assist the people of spain and find and punish those responsible. on this dark day, our prayers and the prayers of all the american people are with the victims, their families and the good people of spain. thank you. >> shepard: vice president speaking in panama city, panama. expected -- his last leg of an overseas trip. back to john bussey from the

attorney john wood, former federal prosecutor john laro to, and wall street editorial page writer gilliancher. john, we'll start with you. you know, these leaks go back. if you'll remember the plumbers' unit under nixon, there is a huge history of leaking. of course, it affected barack obama too. today sessions talking about making plugging the leaks a priority, but what can he really do? >> well, this is a deep state problem. there are people who want to take down donald trump in the bureaucracy, and that's their goal. now, barack obama and the obama administration was very aggressive in using the espionage act to prosecute leakers. that hasn't been done so far under the trump administration. so it's good to see that attorney general sessions is taking a principled stand and saying we're going to go after you and prosecute you. it's kind of like a parent saying, this is it, i really mean it. [laughter] let's see if he follows through on it. gerri: sessions saying as many criminal referrals as the past three years combined, the problem is getting worse. why is that? >> i think it's defini

the writing was on the wall. john kelly started this review of all the president's top officials to determine who should stay, who should go and the sense was that ultimately this was john kelly's decision. he felt as though steve bannon was someone who was standing in the way of getting the president's agenda passed. >> does that mean it's not the president's decision? >> well, i think it came at the recommendation of general john kelly. ultimately it was the president's decision. he gave the final sign off. i refer you back to his comments earlier this week when asked about the future of steve bannon. president trump referred to him mr. bannon. he said we'll have to see about his future. that was the real first i understand indicati-- indicatio could be in serious trouble. this is someone who has been a lightning rod from the beginning. he's been at war with some of trump's other top advisors. h.r. mcmaster. there was a sense it was becoming very toxic to this administration. he offered his resignation two weeks ago

( laughter ) if american colleges were any whiter, john snow would build a wall to protect us from them. ( cheers and applause ) "they're all coming. so many of them!" "they've got magic and hacky sacks." ( laughter ) now, if you're confused about why this is happening, welcome to the club. jeff sessions and his justice department have decided to get serious about racism against white people, which i didn't think was a priority, but, apparently, it is. because according to one poll, 54%, or more than half of trump supporters, think white people face more discrimination than black people. yeah. no, no, no. look, i know, a lot of white people have real problems. but to hear them saying,un," us whites have it worse than black people." like where? in the sun? ( laughter ) like-- ( applause ) where? it's almost like when rich people complain about their financial problems-- "do you know how high the taxes on my summer home are?" "wait, you have a house for one season?" "yeah, i need a house to get away from my house. what, you don't have a second house?" "i don't even have a house." "you're

wall, john k jackson one of his brigade commanders, joseph wheeler and a lot of rank and file men. look at his personal papers it is filled with letters written to him after leaving the army of tennessee by rank and file solders saying we miss you, when are you coming back. he gets letters like that for six months after leaving the army. the problem was people were afraid they liked him publically. they are quiet supporters that write letters to him but not to the newspaper and don't sign petitions saying we want you. they were afraid to say this because the nay sayers in the army of tennessee were high ranking men and were very vocal and had the ears of a lot of important people in the confederate government. so it is true that bragg had friends but those friends didn't do much to help him and his enemies had ample opportunity to make the most of what they had to say about him. let me see here. let me talk a little bit about bragg after the civil war and then i'll end with a quote -- two things i want to say. number one, i was interested in doing the research to find that bragg wa

there are new pictures that came john combing through a massive wall and what does it mean as tensions remain high between north korea and the u.s. . and two u.s. soldiers died on a combat operation in iraq that questions remain about what who killed them.

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spokesperson for the special counselor's office would not comment on this "wall street journal" story. gerri: john wood, so glad to have you here tonight of all night. let's start with this breaking news. the trump administration saying the grand jury is no big deal, it's to be expected. >> i do agree it's to be expected. any time there is a special counsel, that there almost always was a special grand jury impaneled. but it does tell us a little bit about the investigation. it tells us it's unlikely bob mueller's investigation is going away anytime soon. because news reports reported there was already a grand jury in alexandria investigating michael flynn. it suggests this investigation is going to go on for a while. gerri: the democratic national committee says this proves the investigation is not a witch hunt. >> this doesn't prove anything. this is a procedural mechanism that allows mueller and his team to subpoena document. it doesn't tell us whether anybody will be charged. the fact that there is a new grand jury rather than mueller using the one in virginia suggests this is not going away a

david: here to react john hills send wrath, "wall street journal" chief investment and there has been a lot of gary cohn perhaps moving over to the federal reserve, an area that you know extraordinarily well. nobody knows it better than you do. he couldn't immediately jump in take janet yellen's place, right? he would have first to be appointed a governor. do you think he might move out? have you heard possibly moving into the fed for gary? >> well we interviewed the president earlier this month and he put out gary cohn as janet yellen as two of his top candidates. he is looking at some other people but he doesn't want to name them. i think you have to consider yellen and cohn to be the two lead horses right now. david: by the way according to the federal reserve documents that i looked at you have to first be a governor before you can be the chairman. would the president -- >> the president could appoint him as a governor and chairman simultaneously. david: i see, okay. >> could move into the positions at same time. i don't see that being impediment. when alan greenspan became chairm

wall is not. and it get john tierney's point that it will be a symbol but there already is a wall this would justr. i'm surprised he was so so pathetic. trump did say it's a massive self-inflicted wound our current system. if he would let that stuff out for tax reform and not read prompter which makes him sound as you said like he is on valium he was on prompter. he went back to his prewritten speech chocolate tax reform. he's worried he's will get some tax reform wrong. isn't that what people should see with his passion. he has run businesses we spent so much time just trying to cheat and there are too many rules and we could all thrive without this. and maybe he would bring people along. the one thing and liked about him when he was running is that he gave his people the sense that he wasn't ashamed to be wealthy and successful. someone like that is signaling you should be wealthy and successful also. the only way working to do that is if we give people some of their money back but he never talks about that. i would just be happy if they simplified it. there are 10 million words in the code and

wall to build roads. this important part of history would have been lost if not for a man by the name of john clayton in the 18th century who helped save it. proud of their wall from the days of hadrian, the people of england would no doubt argue with robert frost, for they certainly do love their wall. for teen kids news, i'm nicole. - 50 us states, 50 state flags, each one with its own unique history. here's eric with flag facts. (fast-paced drum music) - [eric] it's home to cowboy ghost towns, custer's last stand, seven indian reservations, the world's shortest river and largest migrating elk herd. the state animal is the grizzly bear. (growling) and its sweeping vistas earned it the nickname big sky country. we're talking montana, partner. - montana is from the spanish word for mountains or mountainous. - admitted to the union in 1889, its flag honors both the land and its people. - [randy] so you see the tools of a miner, a pickaxe, a shovel. you also see farming tools for the settlers who came and settled the land. and in the back you see the river, the waterfall, and the rocky mountains, in reference

then he turned and he pointed to a picture of john paul ii on his wall. and reagan said, he's my best friend. he's my best friend. i was told this over 10 years ago. believe me, i wrote that one down. he said he's my best friend. i quote nancy reagan on this, who used similar language as well, and a number of people in the book. now to be sure, there some genial overstatement in that phrase. they weren't best friends, ok, in the sense of calling one another up and asking about the grandkids or fishing or the ballgame. i think what reagan meant was, in this, what he saw as a historical, spiritual calling, to defeat the great evil of the 20th century, that went from 1917 to 1989, that far out leveled the level of naziism. he had no closer or better best friend than john paul ii. they had the election in poland, and the communists did not win any singleseat. in the upper chamber, solidarity wednesday 99 out of 100. won 99 out of 100. a businessman won who was not a solidarity but was not a communist and that was the breach in the berlin wall. if you want to

that is what is being reported in today's wall street journal. johns up next on the line for democrats. caller: good morning, washington journal. you guys rock. i love the show. host: we appreciate that. donald trump will never be the president to me. he is about as much of a president to me as barack obama was to him and the rest of the republicans which is zero. actually kind of comical. the only thing he has drained out of the swamp our republicans , and republicans who are in his interest. he wants to replace them with far right republicans so that he can continue on with this devastation of our politics and of our country. everything he is doing, it is just destroying our whole country. he hates democrats in the media more than he hates north korea and russia. as far as fake news, i would rather listen to msnbc's fake news than fox news' com mentaters. host: our next caller on the line for republicans. go ahead. caller: we are so emotional in this country. these people, you hear these people crying and whining. it is almost like we are breaking u

wall. arizona senator john mccain says u.s. commanders in chief are responsible for the military's failures in afghanistan, not commanders in the field. mccain says lack of a, quote, successful policy" and strategic guidance from washington over several years is to blame." global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. emily: i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology." turnaroundgopro's continues to take shape. we will get the big picture on its rebound after a dismal 2016. spending sprees continues with a $250 million splurge on kabbage. the online lender's ceo joins us to break down a big bet on the digital business platform. my wide-ranging exclusive interview with square chair and ceo jack dorsey. it's been a banner year for the payments company. dorsey's take on what's driving growth and high valuations in tech. first, special counsel robert mueller has enlisted a grand jury in washington to him investigate russian -

john watson may be stepping down. walleporting they're looking for expected transition next month. chevron didn't kmnt but watscom. but they're looking for ways to cut costs as crude prices remain low. >>> walmart will start offering hundreds of thousands of products on google platforms including voice ordering through google assistant. this is the first time walmart is selling its products not on its own website, proof of the mutual threat both google and walmart face from amazon. a team up does not ensure success over amazon. am soazon is still the primary stop. >> even the president has one. he's gone after them repeatedly on twitter. "early start" continues right now with the latest from the phoenix rally. >>> i hit them with neo nazi. i hit them with everything. i got the white supremacists, the neo nazi, i got them all in there. the kkk, we have kkk.

john score up 2-1. >>> they double their lead in the third. samardzija who hit a double off the wall. 4-1 giants. got in trouble in the fourth looks like the d backs will get to the one, marte thrown out by parker. john still up, 4-2. nick hundley right up the middle. and the welcome the cubs in town for a three-game set. >>> first career match up between the good friends. first set tie breaks he's wearing red. keys deliver down the line. keys, this time rips the forehand and finds the corner. now, the match point keys this teach rips a four on the other corner. madison with the first -- first at stanford and on home soil. >>> finally around the women's british a-cup. first off almost aces it. she started with two birdies for one goes by under 71. winning her first winning championship for 18 under par winning by two strokes. >>> two back to start the day, took care of that with this ego chip on number two and you can see that's right in the hole. birdie, final three holes. l low wis had her final. -- five strokes remains number three in the world. >>> mark holds on to a race car over. highlights