i think kemp would approve. i think he would approve of the trump spirit of drain the swamp, transformation, change. trade guy.d i think jack would probably disagree on the trade strategy. i don't think he would disagree about the goals. president trump has said he is a free trader who wants to end tariffs, non-tariff barriers and subsidies, and he wants to reform a very broken trade system. jack kemp would agree with that. i don't know if he would agree with the use of tariffs, as much as president trump has. i don't know. again, was somewhat skeptical when i came in, but i think -- the argument here is he is shaking things up. as i said, the world trading system is broken, barriers have gone up, the world trading organization is broken, china is the biggest offender. property rights, intellectual rights, forced transfers of technology, rising tariffs, rising non-tariff barriers, this is all wrong. the biggest culprit -- not the only one, but the biggest 1 -- and i think potus is exactly right to go after them.

it should be noted, kemp happens to be running for governor.n has more. >> reporter: right around the same time russians were trying to penetrate state voting systems in the summer of 2016, cyber security expert and part time hacker logan lamb decided to check out how georgia's centralized voting system was holding up. he found an open window. >> there were documents with election day supervisor passwords, a voter registration database with 6.3 million records of all of georgia's voters. >> reporter: including full names, dates of birth, even driver's license and partial social security numbers all wide open to anyone snooping around. now we know during this same time russians were snooping around, according to the justice department's special counsel investigation that included snooping around web sites of certain counties in georgia to e identify vulnerabilities. lamb didn't kn lamb called georgia's center for elections systems run out of this house on the campus of kennesaw state university to tell them. six months later, everything was stil

. >> the person in charge of georgia's elections is georgia's secretary of state brian kemp. the trump-styled republican now running for governor and the voting mess under his watch has turned into a mild campaign issue. kemp's office says the secretary of state had no idea georgia's voter information system was so vulnerable to attack until months after. kemp blamed kennesaw state's center for election systems, ended the state's contract and shut it down. on facebook he called the actions of the election center employees reckless, inexcusable and showing undeniable ineptitude. then he hired the director of the center to work with him at the secretary of state's office. and to assure everyone this didn't mean anything, he posted "georgia's elections are safe and our systems remain secure." how can he possibly say that? >> he cannot say that with a straight face. >> reporter: marilyn marks, a self--funded advocate for improving election integrity is part of a group that has sued georgia. she says the state system is easily penetrable and if the system is hacked or infected wit

kemp? >> well, brian kemp is a strong constitutional conservative. he appreciates the constitution. amendment, and he wants to lower taxes. he's also very strong on illegal immigration. >> i know there is a big conflict going on in this state. brian kemp was the secretary of state. he was accused of knocking off a bunch of african-americans from the voter rolls. he said, look, i'm trying to prevent voter fraud. does that bother you, christian? >> not really. i think what bothers me a lot more is illegal immigrants voting and going ahead and practicing a constitutional right that is not theirs. >> i'm uncomfortable with the language of referring to people as illegals, because humans aren't illegal. >> i use the term illegal, i mean bill clinton used it in 1994. >> you love bill clinton, you want to do everything he does? >> no. >> just making sure. >> i don't really have time for political correctness because you're sugar coating the issue. these are people that came here illegally, and that's a big issue. >> yeah, brian kemp seems to be like a local version of a donald trump. are yo

, kemp won.out immigration. >> i'm brian kemp. i'm so conservative i blow up government spending. i own guns that no one is taking away. my chain saw is ready to rip up some regulations. i got a big truck just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yup. i just said that. i'm brian kemp. if you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me. >> kate, is that going to work in a state like georgia that seems to be getting more purple? >> it works in the primary as you see from the numbers and georgia, president trump only won georgia by 5% so mgeorgia i new to the republican party as far as the changeover from democratic to republican rule but i would caution you that nathan deal is a popular governor and a lot of these southern states, we've got governors races so republicans won't lay down and let them roll all over them. florida is the most fertile ground. we'll see. we have to distance ourselves from these primaries. everybody knows your base helps you get

brian kemp, his margin of victory was remarkable. he won against a guy backed by the nra and the establishment. he crushed them. i think it bodes well with respect to getting the vote out in november. but this will and serious battle state, won't it? >> we normally see this in any campaign. when candidates are running from their primary they will go more one direction than the other. then when it go to the general, they go back to the middle. we know trump candidates are crushing it. we have seen it in many of the primaries. it's a good time to be a trump candidate. trump's approval ratings are up 50%. this is better than obama during this point in his presidency. it's astonishing too to see these numbers. president trump is dedicated. he's spending 6, 7 days a week campaigning. he cannot fulfill his campaign promises unless they maintain the house and senate. charles: that rasmussen poll has president trump at a 17% approval rating amongst black voters. i think at some point they will get race into the elect and from there it will g

kemp blames the university's systems for the debacle, ended the long running contract with the centerhut it down. on facebook he called the actions of the center's employees reckless, inexcusable and then showing undeniable uppentible. then he hired the director of the center to work with him at the secretary of state's office. to assure all of them all this didn't mean anything he posted georgia's elections are safe and our systems remain secure. how can he possibly say that. >> he cannot say that with a straight face. >> reporter: mayor len marks is part of a group that has sued georgia. she says the state system is easily penetratible and if the system is hacked or infected with malware there would be no way for georgia to double-check the votes. in part she wants a paper ballot backup for the upcoming midterm elections. the state says no. >> when told that hey you have been exposed to bad guys. you have been exposed to viruses, you have been exposed to every known bad thing that can happen to a election system they just say okay, next election. >> reporter: that pretty much sums u

but matt kemp, matt kemp is back with the dodgers. he is terrific now the second time around.insurance in the seventh. 33,000 at the coliseum. a lot of dodger fans yelling. dodgers win 4-2, ending the a's six-game win streak. new mayor london breed throwing out the first pitch before the giants and astros game. madison bumgarner had a 1-0 lead. hustles to the plate. and nick hundley scampers to throw out josh reddick that ends the inning. in the eighth, ray black show throes gas, and it's highly flammable. tyler white obliterates a 90 miles an hour fastball. two run jack, and poor boch, ripping the heart out of the giants. the astros win another one, 2-1. >>> steph curry rather busy man. today the warriors star was practicing for web.com golf event at tpc stonebrae. that begins on thursday. and tonight he was coaching high school all-stars at kezar pavilion. it's going to be the second year in a row that curry has been invited to play in this web.com tour event. it's kind of like aaa baseball in the pga tour, a rung lower. didn't make the cut last year, but he learned a lot an

joining us right now, georgia republican, brian kemp. we called stacy abrams as well but she was unavailable. >> great to be with you. everybody is all in on this race. we're hopefully wanting to get them back to georgia. hopefully the vice president will be back. we're on the ground working hard. we're back at work now pushing hard to get the vote out. tremendous excitement that i'm seeing on the ground that quite honestly i've not seen in a long time in georgia. >> trish: what is fuelling that? >> i think just having a nominee on the republican side that was, you know, kind of a come-from-behind kid, if you will. i ran a campaign that was based on putting georgia first ahead of the special interests, the status quo, the politically correct. those that are hear illegally -- people are ready for that. they're tired of special interests. that's what the president ran on. that's what i ran on, putting georgians first. >> trish: you think about the issues that resonate most in georgia. they're national issues as well. whether it's the econo

and it's being pushed by a kemp associate.recommend mr. malone to county officials to propose consolidation. and as backlash against the plan mounted, kemp's office says malone retracted his claim this week that the closures are highly recommended by kemp's office. cnn's calls to carl malone were not returned. after a week of international criticism, the two-member board of elections unanimously settled the controversy in a minute-long pa packed public meeting. >> i move that the board of registration make no change to the voting proceeding in the county. >> all in favor, say ay. >> ay. >> this meeting is adjourned. >> reporter: the interest and concern shown has been overwo n overwhelming. and it is a fundamental ameri n americans should have. reporting for cnn in georgia. >>> good morning to you, i'm fredericka whitfield. president trump is tackling the scrutiny surrounding his white house in his usual way, on twitter. the president lashing out in a flurry of tweets about the russia investigation, also taking aim at his atto

. >> but the secretary of state is brian kemp.ndidate for governor of georgia running against what could be the state's first black woman govern governor. >> it is just straight racism. >> the local naacp branch president. >> we fought very hard to have the opportunity to vote, and now the opportunity comes to they can vote and their rights are being taken away. >> there is nothing further from the fact. there is no disenfranchisement. there is no disen franchisement for african-americans or caucasian communities. >> now they're writing in an e-mail that voter suppression is alive and well in georgia and it is being pushed by a kemp associate. they are saying they did not recommend mr. malone to coupty officials for consolidation, and that he retracted his claim this week that the closures are highly recommended to his office. >> if this goes forth and they're able to close these precinc precincts, it will send a message to other counties that they can do the same thing. >> just keep it as it. >> so is there any truth to this clai

for the true national socialist kemp of the twenty first century and beyond so it seems that these books are a clear violation of amazon's terms of services and the question is really why are they part of it's sort that they're actually offering to the public they sent me sound extraordinary i'd say i am but what about people who have town said that these are protected under freedom of speech well i mean in the united states many of these books would be protected under freedom of speech regulations however as i was reading in the terms of services there amazon says it does not wish to support this political worldview and it doesn't want these books in its collection but that's actually quite the interesting fact many of them are labelled with the tag ships and sold via amazon dot com which would seem to indicate that these aren't being sold by third parties as amazon claimed with many other devices are not devices but rather books and what really is quite interesting is while many of these books would be covered by american free speech regulations amazon was more than happy to ship them

scoreless...matt kemp... singles to center... is up and throwing...brian dozier tagged by posey at home plate... initially called safe but overtunred... dozier giunned down at home! bottom 7th... dodgers break through with a couple of runs... then kemp... a broken-bat liner to center for a base hit... manny machadoscores... and it looks like the ddgers will run away and hide... up 3-0 but in the top of the 8th with two on... andrew mccutchen... gets ahanging curve from celeb furguson... it clears the fence just oveer the "fly emerates" sign... 3-run home run... the game is tied 3-3 mark melancon... just got out of a jam in the botom of the 10th by striking out manny machado... we are now in the 11th inning... tied 3-3 tied 3-3 11th inning... tied 3-3 the a's trying to open their with card lead on the mariners to 4 1/2 games.... 17,078 fans at the coliseum on a wednesday afternoon... top 1st... nelson cruz... grounder to 3rd... mat chapman fields it... runs to the bag to get the runner... then throws to 1st for the double play...

bush campaign after working on jack kemp's campaign in my interview, they asked me if i was okay withpping the criticism i wrote for jack kemp, this is business as usual. >> business as usual to offer $180,000 job to someone who had been fired? >> i think that's beautiful spin. the white house has an omarosa problem right now. if you look at this, she's been fired four times. what has to happen for someone to be fired four times from donald trump? you have to be hired four times. this goes back. this is episode what 180 we hire the best people which turn out not to be the best people? look, i go back to this image all the time. omarosa by no means is a martyr. there's this picture everyone has seen, i'm sure, where a python is fighting a cobra. the cobra bites the python and the cobra wraps itself around the python and both snakes die. in this case, two snakes will handle themselves. president trump has an omarosa problem and she wasn't a good hire from the beginning and isn't now. lara trump offered her $180,000 for a no-show job. anyone can see this. i appreciate -- >> no, she didn'

matt kemp. look at the throw by gorkys hernandez. brian dozier, you are toast.im first safe and then reviewed him and put him out. justin turner scores top eight. two on for andrew mccutchen. high, deep, aloha means we are tied at three. three-run jack. taking caleb ferguson out. we're deadlocked and stay that way. yasmany grandal scores. good night, drive home safely. as were trying to sweep the ms with 17,000 in the house in oakland. no score in the tenth. two-on-four. ra mope liriano. check swing, got him. to the 11th. seattle runners at the corners. uh-oh! what? dee gordon? right hitting dee gordon just whacked a two-run homer? he had one homer come into this game all year. mariners winning 2-0. as two back of the astros who beat the rockies. 49ers flew to houston a few days early before meeting in a preseason game on saturday. jimmie ward and deandre hopkins got into a fight. both players were ejected. which is really a brilliant way to avoid practicing in the humidity. hasn't thought about that before. no suspensions have been handed down in this fight fol

the man in charge, secretary of state brian kemp now running for governor facing criticisms about the vermont to hackers as we get closer to the mid terms. i'm joined by marianne march former advisor to secretary of state john kerry. so, the emails showed they knew they had problems back in 2016. now going forward, the state attorney general or the secretary of state brian kemp, so he is in charge. but he is also running for governor. he has set up a state level commission for 2020. is that good enough for democrats? >> shouldn't be good enough for any citizen of georgia want to make sure when they vote the vote is accurately. it shouldn't be left to one secretary of state who is warned of the problems did nothing to fix them in 2016. doing nothing to fix it today and doing nothing to prevent it in november of this year when everybody goes to the polls. this is also a national security issue. so, we need the full force of the federal government to come in and help all these states from being hacked by republicans. now, you may have thought from that press conference last week that fed

jed lowrie, what an effort by tony kemp for the astros. didn't come up with it. and the as slice their 2-0 deficit to three-run 3rd inning. stephen piscotty down the left field line. rattling around in the corner. he's got himself a two-run double. 3-2 lead. but this game went to the bottom of the 9th tied 4-4. and this guy tyler white, he beat the giants with a late home run earlier in the year. and today he walks off a winner for the astros in the bottom of the 9th. and the astros take 2-3 in the series. the as, two and a half back in the western division. >>> meanwhile, talk about a long time to wait for a win at home. fans deserve a medal. not since march 3rd has this team won at home. folks have found other ways to make themselves jolly. entertaining themselves. 3-3. 62nd minute. quakes on the attack. the ball goes into the middle. chris wondolowski always knows what to do with it. he scores the game winner which happens to be the 142nd goal of his mls career. three behind landon donovan right now for t all-time mls lead. >>> it is time that we check this ou

matt kemp adds the rbi r six-ga strike. across -- win streak.s the bay, london breed throwing out the first pitch as a giants fan her entire life and probably a fan of this guy, matt buck. seven scoreless and playing some defense, too -- matt hundley gets that -- pitch and under hands it to matt buck. it stays 1-0 until the 8th inning and they had to matt -- pitch hint -- hit for matt but unfortunately in the 7th inning -- tyler white -- well-known name -- cloggers one. 99 mile an hour fastball. they got to consecutive heartbreakers now -- five runs in four games this year against the world champs, 0-4. no rest for the weary or world champions for that matter -- 24 top players of the country -- dedicating the game to the family of nia wilson and it's a good cause featuring a three- point contest at halftime. and this gal named after the great jennifer -- beat brian antwan in the 3. contest so congratulations -- three point her and steph curry presentingt it's that time. in washington the national anthem -- a praying mantis arrives on the left ar

sent it to left and tony kemp with a great effort. the flipping effort, but he can't hang on.cores a one-run game. later in the inning, down the left field line,y sys ha a lowrt come around, the a's have a one-run lead. the astros tie it up in the 4th. the base iz loaded facing brett man. he could not get the third strike. he walks in a run. astros go up by one. astros struggled to control two, though. prospect brad peacock walked the bases loaded and hit piscoti to tie it up. in the 9th, facing tyler white, any other ballpark this pop-up would be easy out. but in houston, yeah, that's a walk-off home run. the astros win 5-4 and extend their lead to 2 1/2 games over the a's in the division. they face oakland in the coliseum tomorrow. >>> the giants derek rodriguez in serious consideration. he drives this rodriguez pitch to deep left center. the diamondbacks take a 1-nothing lead. he drives another, a double over austin slater's head. diamondbacks go up three now. gregoire bronco recently recalled in the 6th, triple's alley, and there is sousa, jr., again. amazing catch. two ca

former vice president joe biden eulogized kemp -- mccain as loyal and funny and a great friend despite differences. >> my name is joe biden. i'm a democrat. >> [ laughter ] >> and i loved john mccain. i always thought of john as a brother. we had a lot of family fights. >> after the ceremony, senator mccain's casket was flown to washington dc one last time. tomorrow, the senator will lie in state at the u.s. capitol, where the public will be able to pay their respects. on saturday, a private service will be held at the national cathedral, where former presidents george w. bush and be laid the u.s. eulogize him. naval academy in annapolis. >>> a new identity for fisherman's wharf, how the popular tourist destination is hoping to attract more locals. struck a ban on gun shows at the cal palace, the legislation now in the governor's desk and how much it could cost and revenue. struck coming up on the weekend here, weather is looking pretty good, it's been a little rough, a mild week, higher temperatures through the weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> trains in the north bay should be back on schedule in the

states including the mighty california condor or the elusive eastern red wolf and the far ranging kemp's ridley sea turtle they are afforded special protection under a landmark law signed by president richard nixon in one thousand nine hundred seventy three and was intended to protect some or most imperiled plants in animals from extinction. and it's been highly successful in doing that ninety nine percent of the plants and animals that are currently protected under the endangered species act are still around now the trumpet ministration has proposed changes in the endangered species act species already on the list would not be removed but rapidly declining species like the monarch butterfly could be in trouble threatened species would receive no special protection until they reach endangered status and are in danger of dying out the proposed changes to the endangered species act would make it easier for corporations to develop rare habitats drill for oil and gas cut down forests and lay pipelines the trump administration has consistently sought to ease environmental regulations it claim

states including the mighty california condor or the elusive eastern red wolf and the far ranging kemp's ridley sea turtle they are afforded special protection under a landmark law signed by president richard nixon in one thousand nine hundred seventy three it was intended to protect some or most imperiled plants and animals from extinction and it's been highly successful in doing that ninety nine percent of the plants and animals that are currently protected under the endangered species act are still around now the trumpet ministration has proposed changes in the endangered species act species already on the list would not be removed but rapidly declining species like the monarch butterfly could be in trouble threatened species would receive no special protection until they reach endangered status and are in danger of dying out the proposed changes to the endangered species act would make it easier for corporations to develop rare habitats drill for oil and gas cut down forests and lay pipelines the trump administration has consistently sought to ease environmental regulations it claims

states including the mighty california condor or the elusive eastern red wolf and the far ranging kemp's ridley sea turtle they are afforded special protection under a landmark law signed by president richard nixon in one thousand nine hundred seventy three it was intended to protect some or most imperiled plants in animals from extinction. and it's been highly successful in doing that ninety nine percent of the plants and animals that are currently protected under the endangered species act are still around now the trumpet ministration has proposed changes in the endangered species act species already on the list would not be removed but rapidly declining species like the monarch butterfly could be in trouble threatened species would receive no special protection until they reach endangered status and are in danger of dying out the proposed changes to the endangered species act would make it easier for corporations to develop rare habitats drill for oil and gas cut down forests and lay pipelines the trump administration has consistently sought to ease environmental regulations it claims

david bowie's one—time mentor, lindsay kemp, has died at the age of 80.in 1972. he also taught kate bush, and appeared in the cult horror film the wicker man. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers broadcaster and journalist, penny smith, and rosamund urwin, financial services correspondent at the sunday times. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather. iam not i am not going to say the a word.|j have said it already, don't worry. i'm not going to say it. i'm not. no. not going to say it. we've got chilly weather arriving tomorrow. today we have had more sunshine and fewer showers but there were heavy once in cambridgeshire and asx six. 0bviously, storms as well. those cleared away and this is how the day endedin cleared away and this is how the day ended in leigh on sea. we look to the west to see the change, and anti—gay coming our way, you would think that would be warmer but it has a good deal of cloud. —— atla ntic has a good deal of cloud. —— atlantic air coming our way. mos

david bowie's one—time mentor, lindsay kemp, has died at the age of 80.inger's ziggy stardust concerts in london in 1972. he also taught kate bush and appeared in the cult horror film the wicker man. with all the sport now, here's katherine downes at the bbc sport centre. it's been an historic day for rugby league as the catalans dragons beat warrington wolves in the challenge cup final to become the first ever non—english side to lift the trophy. adam wild reports from wembley. allez, allez, allez. .. from the south of france, the catalans dragons, officially in sang et or, blood and gold, perhaps no more fitting colours for a rugby league final. not in great numbers, but in great hope of becoming the first french side to conquer this english cup. warrington wolves stood in their way but failed to block the channel out wide, catalans breaching defences early. the french side's determination to make their mark on history all too clear, starting the second half as they did the first, this time brayden wiliame extending their lead. but warrington finally go

political response and to politics a bit later but for now let us start by hearing some voices from kemp itself how do the citizens see these events and the role of their city. been interesting to me i'm disappointed in damage that is of course not all sound the reactions were just to the right wing. just left to me that came as his change for the worse for me going to be exciting i'm not part of the office i don't want anyone to think i am going to find standing here. there's trouble here every evening but perhaps confronting each other i don't want to see as it was only a foreigner you can't go into the city anymore without worrying about something happening to you and some to. this point how it's time said that this is happening here it's getting out of hand you feel unsafe going to the city as an ordinary citizen and start to clean. hands to what degree is right wing zina phobia beginning to penetrate the mainstream becoming acceptable even to people to citizens who might think of themselves as absolutely middle of the road. i think it's really popular right at the moment but i'm not

similar in reference to the iraq war where because you might remember the notes and there are also kemp in the against the iraq war and eventually when the decision was made to proceed by the u.s. and the u.k. he said i wonder and he was suggesting it would have been to the country that if there was a right security general with those countries that have acted similarly any essentially the same because there was a black man in that position an african he was not being taken seriously so i think that you know he in the meeting that with him subsequent to him leaving. position he certainly carried i would say quite a lot of pain what happened with regard to iraq and certainly what happened with regard to the wonder now if you had to finally define as legacy we talk about his regrets we talk about things he try to achieve would be his defining legacy. see we opened up the united nations and he. was probably he wasn't the first but he was certainly the one that the most in terms of. taking up issues that many powerful countries didn't want to take up so for example the way to cut climate ch

with us is richard kemp—harper, co—founder and managing director of... ecubes arcola.rough the benefits of hydrogen. you have got to start with an electric vehicle. the electric vehicle has the same powerframe, much the electric vehicle has the same power frame, much of the same. you are adding some hydrogen tanks and a fuel cell, and the fuel cell takes hydrogen and converts that with air and makes it into electricity. the benefit is that you can carry more energy by weight, particularly, with hydrogen, compared to batteries. so you can go further and carry more. ami you can go further and carry more. am i right in thinking that you see the two working in tandem? electrically smaller, privately owned vehicles and hydrogen from larger vehicles? people will make a choice. there are larger cars as well. the toyota car has 300 miles and it ranges up to 400 miles, so you can go a long way, so it ranges from a sales vehicle, and someone driving long distances will take a hydrogen car. for commercial vehicles that is really where we see the benefits coming in because you can

matt kemp hit it where they ain't. a's win streak is over.es up on the wild card game. >>> giants had only houston but was big against keuchel. joints drew first blood but that was it. ray black comes in for the save and tyler white made him day. 7 shutout innings by bumgarner right down the drain. >>> keep an eye on running back joe williams, last year's fourth rowan pick. he has been on fire in camp. and coach hannahan hopes to see him be more productive. >>> high school scores. ryan antoine with the game winner. that is curry right there, jumping all over everybody. i have not seen curry that warr the nba championship. great stuff last night. >>> see you tonight. >>> 5:25. firefighters all around the world are in california trying to put en end to the mendocino fire. coming up, the challenges they are facing. >>> and people across california are sick and tired of waiting for the long lines at the dmv. turns out that lawmakers are tired of it as well. xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got

states including the mighty california condor or the elusive eastern red wolf and the far ranging kemp'sridley sea turtle they are afforded special protection under a landmark law signed by president richard nixon in one thousand nine hundred seventy three it was intended to protect some or most impair own plants in animals from extinction. and it's been highly successful in doing that ninety nine percent of the plants and animals that are currently protected under the endangered species act are still around now the trumpet ministration has proposed changes in the endangered species act species already on the list would not be removed but rapidly declining species like the monarch butterfly could be in trouble threatened species would receive no special protection until they reach endangered status and are in danger of dying out the proposed changes to the endangered species act would make it easier for corporations to develop rare habitats drill for oil and gas cut down forests and lay pipelines the trump administration has consistently sought to ease environmental regulations it claims

stacy abrams could be the first black female governor in the united states and she is facing brian kemp who is currently the georgia secretary of state who has a history of trying to suppress voters throughout the state and republican election officials and lawmakers in georgia know that their path to victory is by suppressing certain voters namely african-americans the demographic in georgia is changing rapidly and they understand that in order to win elections they need to pick and choose their voters so last week in randolph county we heard for the first time this proposal to close seven of nine polling places the majority of them are located in highly predominately african-american portions of the county and we know that the people living in these jurisdictions are low income and do not have the resources to travel further to a different polling location. and under what pretense or to interrupt you under what pretense is it being done because i'm sure no one's going to come out and say oh yeah we're closing these because they're predominantly black areas what excuse of a giving sure

but then matt kemp hit it where they ain't. a's win -- the a's win streak is over. 4-2 is the final. they are 5 1/2 out of first place, two games up on seattle in the wild card. >>> things are so bad at at&t, not each lucille can watch it anymore. the giants had only four hits against houston. 8th inning, ray black comes in for the save and tyler white made him pay. giants lose another hear breaker. seven shut outinnings by bumgarner down the drain. >>> giants fans, you will see a lot of walker, the rookie who has missed all of last season because of injuries. coach kyle shanahan is expecting to see more out of williams. >>> high school, all-star game. ryan antoine with the game winner. that is curry right there, jumping all over everybody. i have not seen curry that happy since the warriors won the nba championship. great stuff last night. see you tonight. >>> the division of motor vehicles has gotten millions from the state but they are asking for more to fix the long wait times. >> and california firefighters trying to get a

when he went into georgia for brian kemp, kemp won the primary pulling away.ng the general election seats. i think washington is so anti-trump and the liberal media is so anti-trump they don't understand what's happening out there. one example. sanctuary cities, 84% of the american people believe sanctuary cities increase crime. 84%. now, every democrat in the senate co-sponsored senator feinstein's open border bill. the democrats are talking themselves out on these radical left agendas which in the "washington post" and "new york times" and cbs news all sounds terrific. but i think when you get down to september and october, we'll discover there is a red wave, not a blue wave and that people will repudiate the kind of radical extremism we're seeing emerge in the democratic party. >> sandra: the big question will be where is the mueller investigation at that point and a big test of the robert mueller probe is day two of the trial for paul manafort, the president's former campaign manager. the president, mr. speaker, just tweeted this out. paul manafort worked

georgia house minority leader stacy abrams, who is black, against georgia secretary of state brian kempho is white, the consultant who recommended the closures was fired ahead of today's decision, victor blackwell had been reporting on this. he told us there would be a decision and that was what was just decided. >> fascinating. victor blackwell told us about this moments ago. in the meantime, the trump administration's tax overhaul imposes a $10,000 limit on federal deductions for state and local tax payments. new york, new jersey, and connecticut passed laws to help lawmakers circumvent that cap but the treasury department proposed a new rule to block those work arounds, christine romans has more. >> don't get too excited about create i have work arounds to keep your state and local tax deductions. the treasury department is cracking down on a loophole that helps taxpayers avoid the new cap on state and local tax deductions. that was one of the most controversial parts of the new gop tax law. once unlimited, the so-called salt deduction is capped at $10,000, that harms high-tax states

tony kemp...connects on a fly ball to deep center, but look at the catch from laureano... right over the shoulder and brings in serious style points. the a's lost that game, but he wins our lexus ultimate highlight. moving on to the nfl-- both the raiders and 49ers wrapping up the preseason tonight. jimmy garoppolo...didn't even suit up in santa clara, but he has secured himself an entire wardrobe for quite some time. jimmy g...has reportedly inked an endorsement deal with jordan brand. this according to an espn report that surafced this afternoon. considering he's from illinois, just north of chicago, you can imagine how special this is for him. this is the latest highlight in what's been an incredible summer for the 26-year old..as he signed a 137-point-5 million-dollar extension to be san francisco's franchise quarterback. we'll have highlights from the 49ers ...and the raiders game in seattle later tonight. moving on to the warriors-- the golden state roster...losing a key veteran presence as david west has announced his retirement. the forward, enforcer, and player th

you see something similar in state of georgia where you have a black woman running against brian kemp. another trump true believer. we have racial combustible energy. desantis says not only monkey it up which i think people might hear as a slur, he says articulate and a socialist spokesman. you start to think, i understand he's trying to put down his opponent as every politician everywhere does. in this moment, it comes across as racially charged. >> i get you. obviously, a couple of things bother me. when i heard it it didn't occur to me that way. it doesn't sound to me like a racist thing to say. what struck me, my first reference with it was something i saw on twitter that said that desantis said that florida shouldn't monkey it up by electing a black governor. that wasn't what he said. that was everywhere. there were like 10 references. there's no way that he said that. why would he say that. he didn't sigh that. he's talking about a reference between you don't want to monkey up the work he sees good work by governor scott by turning into socialist plan for the economy in florida.

she's running against secretary of state brian kemp.onsultant who recommended the closures was fired ahead of today's decision. >>> and a whirlwind of negative headlines for the president but how is it sitting with his base? >> ha >> pardons? i don't agree with them. and seet with its billions of live and active probiotics may help support your digestive health so you can take on your day. start the activia probiotic challenge today. it works or it's free! with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> in a week of major league developments in trump world, many are wondering what the ramifications of manafo

this is what kempe downing who represents manafort had to say. he said gates showed himself to be the liar here. he gets on it walk out on probation because they were so desperate. >> that's a smart move. this guy kevin downing is very smart. he is not putting paul manafort on the stand for a reason. i expect it's so complicated that manafort would sound like an idiot and they would be able to cross-examine him to the point it looks like he is lying, but he doesn't know the vast amount of operations that were going on. gates embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars to support a 2nd lifestyle with the mistresses in his life. kevin downing had to do everything to make sure he took away the credibility. that's why the prosecution said this is about the documents and not about anything else. in the end, i think this whole case is about not so much did he or didn't he do it, manafort? i suspect there are mistakes. you can look at anybody's tax return its over the last 20 years and you will find some mistakes. what kevin downing is trying to do is bu

look at the effort by tony kemp. that's really something.all but it's an rbi single. stephen piscotty continues to scald with men on. rocking around in the left field corner. he's got himself a two-run double. and the as have themselves a 3-2 lead looking to win the series against the astros. we've got 4-4, bottom of the 9th. here it is. jeurys familia. victimized by that short left field porch, tyler white ends it. the walk-off winner right there. a little big league history as i said. eighty-first walk-off of the season. the as do lose 2 of 3 in the series. 2 and a half back of the astros in the western division. they let them know they definitely kept it close all series long. the giants, all you can say is we've seen this game before time and time again. they just don't hit and they waste another solid pitching performance tonight in the final game of the series against the d-backs, derek rodriguez was just a hair off on his control. five innings, five hits, three runs. a little too good there to steven sosa who lines it to left and gone

look at the attempt by tony kemp out there in center. he can't quite get it.arcus simien scoring and it is 2-1. later the a's continue to apply the heat. piscotty with a two-run double down the left field line. and the a's will take themselves a 3-2 lead over the defending world champion astros. later springer ties things up at 3 and we go now to the 9th inning tied at 4. tyler white hits one high and deep. it's a short wall. it is gone. a walk-off for white. giants fans you remember that same guy who beat san francisco a couple of weeks back at at&t. 5-4 walk-off. the astros now 2.5 up and they take 2 out of 3 from the a's. but it was tough. >>> we are in the final week of preseason nfl football. rosters have to get cut down to 53. the 9ers and raiders have one game left. green bay packers want to make sure this guy, aaron rodgers, is with them forever in the land of the frozen tundra. contract extension worth $134 million more than $100 million of that guaranteed. his new annual average salary $33.5 million eclipsing matt ryan now who makes a mere $30 millio

tony kemp...connects on a fly ball to deep center, but look at the catch from ramon laureano.gs it over his shoulder....on the warning track. pure style from the a's rookie. --top 3rd, astros leading 2-1... runners at the corners for stephen piscotty... and slaps a liner to the wall in left for a 2-run dobule. a's take a 3-2 lead. --they'd go back and forth, which led us to a 4-all game in the bottom of the 9th. the astros leave no doubt about it. jeurys familia..solid last night, not so much today. tees one up for tyler white...who takes him out to deep left...his first career walkoff. astros win 5-4...and take the series. a's now 2- and-a-half back in the west. to the giants-- some bad injury news. steven duggar...moved to the disabled list today...after injuring his shoulder sliding into 2nd base last night against the diamondbacks. despite that, he stayed in the game and scored the winning run. the rookie centerfielder was hitting 255...with two home runs and provided some reliable defense. veteran gregor blanco was called up to take duggar's place. and speang of the giant

tony kemp...connects on a fly ball to deep center, but look at the catch from ramon laureano.s he snags it over his shoulder....on the warning track. pure style from the a's rookie. --top 3rd, astros leading 2-1... runners at the corners for stephen piscotty... and slaps a liner to the wall in left for a 2-run dobule. a's take a 3-2 lead. --they'd go back and forth, which led us to a 4-all game in the bottom of the 9th. the astros leave no doubt about it. jeurys familia..solid last night, not so much today. tees one up for tyler white...who takes him out to deep left...his first career walkoff. astros win 5-4...and take the series. a's now 2- and-a-half back in the west. meanwhile the giants finishing their series with the diamondbacks. here's an update from at&t park-- at last check, the diamondbacks up 3-0 in the 6th...steven souza junior with a homer and two rbis... we'll have full highlights later tonight. before tonight's game, more tough injury news. steven duggar...moved to the disabled list today...after injuring his shoulder sliding into 2nd base last night against th

tony kemp...connects on a fly ball to deep center, but look at the catch from ramon laureano.llie-mays esque as he snags it over his shoulder....on the warning track. pure style from the a's rookie. --top 3rd, astros leading 2-1... runners at the corners for stephen piscotty... and slaps a liner to the wall in left for a 2-run dobule. a's take a 3-2 lead. --they'd go back and forth, which led us to a 4-all game in the bottom of the 9th. the astros leave no doubt about it. jeurys familia..solid last night, not so much today. tees one up for tyler white...who takes him out to deep left...his first career walkoff. astros win 5-4...and take the series. a's now 2- and-a-half back in the west. to the nfl-- aaron rodgers has been one of, if not, áthe best quarterback in football for some time... and he's getting a contract that shows it. the six-time pro-bowler and former cal star has reportedly agreed to a four-year, 134-million dollar extension to remain in green bay...this makes him the highest paid player in league history. with incentives, the contract could be worth up to 180-m

in the top of the seventh matt kemp -- didn't hit it hard but hit it in the right place you have joc4-2 and so end diaz -- the a's them so they stay 2 1/2 up in the wildcard race and meanwhile the san francisco giants get another great pitching performance, this time by madison bumgarner and that's the way it goes with problems in the late innings -- just the instant replay just about of last night, london breathe a newly elected mayor of san francisco -- london the newly elected mayor -- of san francisco, looking good throwing out the first pitch. the giants take a 1-0 lead here but they've only scored five runs in four games against the astros -- and nice work here -- seven scoreless innings and look here -- the ball gets underway, underhand flip blocking the play and watch the replay -- josh reddick, the former oakland a is a goner -- this one gets into ray black who has been sensational for the giants but not on this particular 99 mile an hour fastball. who is tyler white? he hits it 2-run shot for the astros. the giants are 0-4 against him this year. come friday night the raider

also according cambodia has extended the detention of a former opposition leader kemp's a car for another six months the leader of the dissolved cum bodi international rescue party has been in custody since september last year on charges of treason the accusations are widely regarded as politically motivated. and the supreme court in india says look again next week at the case of five human rights activists under house arrest they're accused of supporting banned left and left wing rebels and inciting violence between right wing protesters and indians at the bottom of the caste system those were the headlines and back to the al-jazeera news hour in thirty minutes we continue with witness do stay with us. the. god the god of your office and boss he says that he got. us out of the headache. and what's all that all got there by the scottish album out of the slots in the medicine in the bottom of the eco god. but isn't that what most of. his meds was which was the body of a man moves on to the. business of the bus to the way that a move above would go to remodel the goodness of god being my ba

i had a nasty challenge in the primary from a guy named david schmick who had been one of jack kemp's heroes. now, i was a two-time loser. get out. so, his claim was that since he had been born there, although he had never lived there, he was as entitled to run in that district as i was. well, you know, who knows. this comes later, i had my little red buttons, and i ran, i ran hard. >> in any of those campaigns, did you receive support from any women's groups or organizations? >> no, i did not. women's groups, at that time, were not active in maryland. i received help from the maritime people mostly. i had a limited amount from women's group, women, not as groups. >> like now? the national organization for women? >> no, there are others. there were none of those active in doing more for women. you had to do it on your own. that is where i went. fortunately, i had the support of labor. i have the support of workers, and even though, i had the support of labor, not the union heads, but the members who lived in my district, were very supportive, and they voted for me. and because they vo