and i think that that's something that, again, is a missed opportunity. >> who's jack kemp today?man, okay, you're being funny now, right? >> you haven't thought about that because what happened to the republican moderates who was pro-diversity or pro-minorities like jack kemp was. he was part of the community, a good guy on everything like that. >> you know, in fact the naacp, we had a relationship with jack kemp. we had several members on our board and so it was easy for us to reach out and talk to the moderates. i don't think that no longer exists particularly in the senate and definitely not the house. and that's the sad state of where we are in this current environment. the complete loss of civility, our complete inability for people to reach across communities, to reach across the aisle. we cannot truly be the great nation that we claim to be if we continue down this road. >> let me ask you, you're a republican still. i want to keep up the date on that. you're still republican. do you think you can shake off this legacy after maybe eight years of this guy, who knows? eight y

. >> the opponent abrams is referring to is gop governor brian kemp.s from the rolls is not illegal. in fact, the law that allowed kemp to do it was passed years ago by democrats as a way to remove people who had moved out of the state or died. but abrams says kemp's office purged voters in a way that disproportionately impacted african-americans. isn't there a law that defines how you get purged? >> but the aggressive witness which it was applied, and the fault in the database. people were purged who had not matched any of the criteria for being removed from the rolls. >> the voting rights act of 1965 is supposed to guard against racial discrimination at the polls, but in 2013 the supreme court decision in shelby county versus holder erased a key provision in the act and weakened those protections. shelby versus holder, do you think 2018 would have been different? >> 2016 would have been different and 2018 would have been different. >> why? >> the evisceration of the voting rights act in shelby v. holder. georgia passed many laws. we saw poll closures

kemp says he and his aides will carefully vet the applicants.uld be easy to write this off as some cheap ploy or political stupt by the governor to draw attention to himself by this decision. but you'd take a good look at all the potential candidates, you'd pick the candidate best suited for the job. how's this anynt why shouldn't be this be the process on any of these appointments in an age in which political qualifications are becoming less and less important? isn't this how a citizen democracy should work anyone? of course whoever kemp picks will have to run in a special election anyway. and that's how the democracy itself should work as well. so anyway, kudos for the application. d work as well so anyway, kudos for the application. re, re, and a dock with a boat, maybe. why haven't you started building? well, tyler's off to college... and mom's getting older... and eventually we would like to retire. yeah, it's a lot. but td ameritrade can help you build a plan for today and tomorrow. great. can you help us pour the foundation too? i think y

you may know a lot of republicans from my generation are jack kemp fans. jack kemp would show up.engage in the communities. this president has a real record in the community here. i want to talk about criminal justice reform and black unemployment numbers and community grants and trying to empower impoverished communities. he has a terrific record. i want to see him show up and not just talk to republicans, talk to the community. talk to the democrats. talk to everybody. he's good at it. i think politically, as he he d in the last campaign, there's no downside to it. we can't do worse, correct? so us jack kemp republicans applaud it, dialogue, and you're going to pick up some votes as a functional substance, not just a scare campaign for progressives to engage in on a daily basis. >> mike: former governor of maryland, thank you so much for your time, sir. >> good to see you, my friend. >> mike: thank you. the trump administration issuing new visa guidelines tonight for residents fleeing the bahamas and florida republican senators marco rubio and rick scott are asking the trump adm

governor kemp gave a dire warning to people who choose not to listen to evacuation orders. >> given thetential flooding, if coastal residents decide not to evacuate they will be on their own if first responders are unable to reach them. >> in south carolina state troopers facilitated evacuations i reversing traffic on i 26 so everyone could drive west away from the coast. governor mcmasters said since no one can be certain where the storm will go it is better to be safe than sorry. >> if you are in one of the evacuation zones, in time, if you are still here, to be safe. we know some people may be inconvenienced but this is the way to keep south carolina and is alive. >> reporter: i spoke with one business manager in cocoa beach who said he's grateful the storm didn't make a direct hit and cause millions of dollars in damage but added because the storm took place during labor day weekend it did cause millions of dollars in lost revenue. back to you. rob: appreciate it. jillian: of the station in the bahamas captivating the attention of americans as hurricane dorian takes aim. a team of v

a lot of republicans of my generation, jack kemp would show up, he would engage in the communities.ident has a real record in the community. i wanted to talk about criminal justice reform, unemployment numbers, community grants and trying to empower impoverished communities. i want to see him show up and not just talk to republicans, talk to the community, talk to the democrats, talk to everybody. he is good at it, there is no downside, can't do worse. jack kemp, engage, dialogue, if you're going to pick up some votes, the progressive engagement on a daily basis. >> former governor of maryland, thank you for your time. >> the trump administration issuing new visa guidelines for residents fleeing the bahamas and marco rubio and rick scott are asking the trump administration to go easy on those asylum-seekers. here is how donald trump sees it. >> we have to be very careful. everyone needs totally proper documentation. i don't want to allow people that weren't supposed to be in the bahamas to come into the united states including some very bad people, some very bad gang members and som

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and if there's an evacuation plan that gets put out by governor kemp's office, then we have to deal with course, we have our visitors and convention attendees that are in town for the week. so it's really monitoring the storm and making sure that we're prepared because if we have to evacuate -- evacuate, that means the staff that -- >> yeah. >> -- that services our visit s visitors, you know, have to l f leave, too. >> joseph, quickly, what is the value of your annual revenue in terms of tourism there in the savannah area? >> well, for tourism to savannah, about $3 billion annually, so -- >> okay. >> -- labor day weekend has a big impact for us. >> that's a big number. and that is of concern, no doubt, along with those who are there. the people that is involved and do work in this tourism industry in savannah. joseph marinelli, pst of visit savannah, a great place to visit, but not now. thank you so much. >>> we're just moments away, by way, from the next official update speaking of dorian from the national hurricane center. bill karens has that for us. >>> coming up, 20 20 presidential

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indefinitely let me bring in my guest to unpick it all a bit jonathan lewis deputy director of the kemp campaign group british influence thanks for joining us jonathan watch our boris johnson's options now because he isn't going to give up easy no he's not for the opposition as don is trapped him they trapped him by by forcing an extension of bricks it or a quest to extend rights it and then they trapped him by not giving him the election he wanted which would in effect of offered him a helping hand out of the whole huge which he dug himself so now boris johnson will try another way most likely to get that election. he can do that in 2 ways one is preposterous lee you might say to call a vote of no confidence in himself which requires just a single vote as a majority but then other m.p.'s could try and install another prime minister he could get the confidence of the house so that would be a very high risk move and other parties mine not allow him to do it the other thing he could do is to try and change the law but that would again have to pass through the commons and the lords and it'

georgia governor kemp said are county was on the list, they evacuated all the counties east of i-95 in georgia. we packed up. it was interesting to evacuate. i'm surprised how many residents date in history despite the order. i remember being part of the emergency response team for hurricane harvey, people lost everything and they did not think it would be this bad. we made it a point to leave. the highways were pretty packed. the county started blocking traffic moving east on i 26, blocking that side of the freeway and everything to go westbound, savanna there is concern based on storm surge, located in a low-lying coastal plain susceptible to flooding. savanna has flooded before, 4 inches of rain in the past. the biggest issue is the concern for the storm surge and any residents. heather: hopefully those folks listened to the mandatory evacuation orders in 6 different counties in georgia. tell us how drones will be used to rescue people. you mentioned hurricane harvey, hurricane irma were the first two hurricanes where drones were used. >> they taught us a lot about the importance of

governor kemp gave a dire warning to people who would not listen to evacuation orders. >> given the riskto evacuate, i want to be clear, they will be on their own if first responders are unable to reach them. >> reporter: state troopers in south carolina facilitated evacuations by reversing traffic on our 26 so everyone could drive west away from the coast. governor mcmasters said no one could be certain where the storm would go, better to be safe than sorry. >> if you are in one of the evacuation zones the time to leave is now. we know some people may be inconvenienced but this is the best way to keep south carolina and's alive. >> reporter: i spoke to a local businessman in cocoa beach who said he is grateful the storm didn't make a direct hit but he did say because it came during labor day weekend, millions of dollars in lost revenue. shannon: if they tell you to evacuate do so because it puts first responders in danger if they try to get to you. hurricane dorian stalled over the bahamas as florida braces for impact. janice dean is tracking the monster storm. live team coverage next.

kempe survived this -- can they survive this? most people say it is like zte. is from a revenue perspective. their parts in the u.s. are a no go. i don't think there were high hopes for that that would occur. that is now clearly off the table. the second part of it is their internal development. rnd.e ar i think the risk there is in the near-term, slightly less. you would long term, run the risk of creating this dramatically different, dramatically parallel development track. this is what we spoke about earlier, and that occurs at the rnd level for chips. in the near-term, not a big deal in our view. but in the long term, pretty substantial. yvonne: when it comes to development of 5g, will china lead the race? anand: 5g, the value proposition still remains mixed. 5g in china is slightly different because it is being pushed by government. the adoption there will be aggressive and fast. the value proposition, the business case for 5g is not that clear. yvonne: why is that? e of the things about 4g is that you get more data faster. the 4g to 5g bump is there, but

as we have seen in the kemp rather period what happens when we cut off legal access to particular substances usually see a black market emerge where people have to navigate to access a substitute for the substance that they just lost,right? spo there is replacing biever that takes place. and what ended up taking place in the case of opium is those individuals that no longer had access to opium based products through a legal system now start to frequent the opium dens in the chinese communities, right? and as a result of that we start to have these increasing concerns about americans going into these racialized neighborhoods, the chinese neighborhoods within engaging in behavior that's seen in as deviant, right? so all of in really coalesces in a range of international and federal efforts to really rein in greater prohibition over the substances. so in 1909, just after the smoking exclusion act, we have the international opium commission in shanghai. a commission is different from as you'll see in a second, a convention because this was mostly a meeting for countries interested in starting to

that man you just heard from, his name is cecil kemp.said that the deputy prime minister of the bahamas came to their neighborhood a few days ago. the bodies of those 17 people have been moved. for the most part, people are relying on each other, neighbors just helping neighbors. we saw one nonprofit in high rock, it was called reach out worldwide. they were delivering water with the help of the rotary club. they a heard there was a baby somewhere on the east side of the island without formula, a four-month-old baby. they had driven neighborhood to neighborhood looking for that baby. they told me they found it in high rock, and they were able to get that formula as well as other baby supplies they bought the day before to that child. that group, reach out worldwide, they were the only nonprofit we saw on grand bahama in the less inhasinhabitedded area. smaller communities where they were hit incredibly hard where they still have no cell service, many with little water and food, they're trying to ration their food out for the next week, t

the judge tammy kemp had scheduled a day that started 9:00 and ended 4:00.nch. there was one witness. and it was a witness that people had heard from, the jury had heard from before. who is a lead investigator. he said earlier during the week that he believed that ms. guyger was reasonable in her actions of shooting bothham jean, but she, the judge has limited that testimony. the jury did not hear that testimony. as a matter of fact, there was a -- >> the jury did not hear that, but let me ask you something. what is the rationale guyger is using? she's a police officer. she went in the wrong house, she said she felt she saw something and she was in danger, but she's a police woman. shouldn't she know her own house? shouldn't she know the makeup of the complex she lived in? >> that will be one of the things for the jury to consider. whether or not it was reasonable for her to enter that house with everything that she should have noticed that was different about coming to her own house and coming to, you know, a stranger's house. one of the other things that t

georgia governor brian kemp is urging everyone to be vigilant and we need people to evacuate. been pretty down there today on know the track is showing that not getting georgia. >>but i think our modeling will show how close it is. >>for now those in the storm's path we'll just watch and wait and hope for the best. >>you heard at caution for people not to go sightseeing even if it may seem. more mild than they expected we did see one person serving out here people bringing their families to see the heavier wind gusts today but again people are trying to still be careful staying home tonight and waiting for these conditions to pass on hutchinson island florida natasha chen. back to you. >>want to show you a live look at 2 different locations that are in the path of the hurricane myrtle beach south carolina. they're on the left and 500 miles away southiof their cocoa beach florida you can see some white caps rushing onto the shore in south carolina and water droplets were on the lands a short time ago with the rain starting to fall in parts of florida kron four's chief meteorolo

let me take you up the coast to georgia where we know that tomorrow the governor there, brian kemp, willf savannah to all head west, as that state prepares for the impact of hurricane dorian to the city of savannah there along the coast. up in south carolina, those roads headed out of charleston, i-26, all lanes are already headed west as people start to evacuate as this storm, i can't say gets closer because right now it's sitting right over the bahamas. let's check in now with the mayor here, melissa holland, who is joining us of a local city here. mayor holland, tell us what is happening where you are and is your city prepared? >> yes. thank you for having me. we are. we feel very prepared. this is not the first time our city has experienced a significant weather event. so we have been preparing around the clock for the last several weeks when we were forecasting it out, so we are now on alert. we are communicating as much as possible with our residents to ensure their safety. we have our front line, our first responders that we always want to keep safe adequately prepared, stocked, s

attention that's been paid to voter fraud and voter suppression it's now going to be much harder for brian kemp governor to suppress votes there. and that is a great opportunity for them. and i know that people don't want to hear this. they need to give up the fantasy of beto o'rourke running in texas. he's not going to run. he'd have to declare by sometime in january. he's made it very clear he's going to stay in the presidential race. but georgia i would say needs to be ground zero for democrats. they'd probably pick that up seat in colorado. we don't know what's going to happen in maine. but that is a purple state where me could actually end up making a difference and possibly flip georgia. there's optimism to be had if democrats want to spent spend the time, the money and find good candidates. >> and jennifer, one of the signs of lack of republican party confidence and canceling presidential primaries now that donald trump has three republican -- declared republican opponents who want to run in primaries against him. you would think they'd want to show off just how strong donald trump is in

governor kemp speaking just moments ago.>> at noon, the mandatory evacuation will be in faibl effect for those east of i-95. and i would like to ask everyone to heed those warnings especially those that are on our barrier islands. you may be on your own if first responders are unavailable to get to you. >> so evacuations there happening in a couple minutes. joining me now, kathy park in charleston and also catie beck in savannah. catie, i start with you. tell us how the community there in georgia is handling the storm and the upcoming evacuations. catie, you got me? all right. seems like she didn't hear me. so let's go to kathy now. take us through how the community there is he reacting in charleston, south carolina as it awaits the arrival of hurricane dorian. >> reporter: yeah, so we are actually on the overpass of interstate 26 right now, so we are having some audio issues. but i do want to point out that lot of people are taking the warnings pretty seriously. so i'm going to pan over to my left over here, this is i-26 th

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. >>> meanwhile, georgia governor brian kemp expanding his state of emergency to 21 counties as heavyand strong wind gusts are starting to hit the georgia coast right now. >> concerns remain that we will see damaging and life-threatening surf with the coastal surge of three to five feet. if you have not gotten out, if you have time, you should do so now. david: joining us by phone is congressman buddy carter. congressman, thank you for joining us. you represent six counties that are all under mandatory evacuation but you know, savannah is one of those counties. i must tell you, if i had a home in savannah i would be hard-pressed to leave it right now. >> yes. and that's what we're facing. i'm glad you brought that point up, because a lot of people have become complacent. this is not our first rodeo down here. we have been through this three times in the last three years. and people have just grown tired of it and fatigued at this. it's unfortunate because even in a category 2 hurricane, this could be very serious and a very dangerous storm. >> congressman, it's kristina partsinevelos

governor kemp, good to have your tonight. this is new for you as a governor to be facing this, so tell me a little bit about what you are doing to prepare your state. >> thank you, martha, for having me.storm now, certainly our pras go out to all those in the bahamas and the victims and that's exactly what i have been on the coast all day. if the coast of georgia letting people know how serious this storm is. it's massive. we are not out of the woods yet. we are preparing for a major event, storm surges, flooding, especially folks on our barrier islands, we are really pleading with them to heed our advice and to move early. if we have flooding and causeways get flooded, we can't get to them, we can provide emergency services, it may take us days to do that. so i think we are being very prudent. i've been in touch with governor desantis and mcmasters and we are dealing with a lot of the traffic from florida and south carolina as well as our own citizens. we've had a great team and with a great partnership at the federal level

trump can get a big old, it doesn't matter if it is a bad horrible thing to invite the taliban to kempavid as long as donald trump might get nobel peace prize. got a president who camp at the country his interests ahead of ours. be a president who will put the country his interests first. >> governor wells, i would you do this. >> i kind of agree, i generally agree with congress men whilst we have to remember that the president is the sick man. his malignant narcissist, it's not happy most of the people are losing. he's a megalomaniac. it is totally wrapped up in his own head. is filled with fear. these filled with hatred in the house offload is the deity or money assumes the rights of the street. he has profound tendencies. he thinks he's going to be the man on the white horse who's going to save us all. . . . . . transpacific partnership i understand that the use of military power self-defense but also keeping the sea lions and the airlines open for free trade among countries. he doesn't even believe in free trade. he doesn't have consumption about farm à >> i always told the truth i

the governor and state legislature did it in a special session and brian kemp in the legislature came back in and put more money in it. they should not have to do that. but for them, my people would not be farming today and i look forward to their estimates from usda economists. thank you, sir. >> i now recognize mr. cox from california. >> think you. good to have you here today. i have a question regarding the competitiveness program. did you know that cotton is not eligible for the traditional programs? in one of the pros provisions is the staple or the fema competitive's program. just like the majority of farmers and ranchers in my district, cotton producers are being harmed by the trade war with china, resulting in lost markets and quickly declining market process prices. my market and others working with the usda to make needed updates to the program, which the secretary heard about from some growers in my area during his recent visit to california a couple months ago. it is my understanding that the needed changes to the program are being held up, so what can you and the secreta

georgia development authority, the governor and the state legislature in the special session and brian kemp and the state legislature put more money in and they should not have to do that. but for them, my people would not be farming today and i look forward to the updated estimates from the usda economists. thank you, sir. >> i recognize mr. cox from california. >> thank you, chairman. great to have you here today, undersecretary northey. i have a question regarding the pima competitiveness program. cotton is not eligible for the safety net programs. in one of the farm bill provisions important to many california cotton producers is the els or the pima competitive program. just like the majority of farmers and ranchers in my district, cotton producers are in a trade war with china resulting in loss of net markets and declining market prices. my office is working with the usda and the cotton industry to make needed updates to the program which the secretary heard about during his recent visit to california a couple months ago. but it's my understanding that the needed changes to the program

judge tammy kemp is expected to take the bench shortly. things will get underway.ld former dallas police officer said the whole thing was aúçmistake. she claimed last year she finished a 15-hour shift, was exhausted when she got to her apartment complex and accidentally parked one floor above her own and went to the wrong apartment. geiger, who was still in uniform, says the door was ajar and she thought someone had broken in. turns out it was the apartment of 26-year-old john who was home an unarmed. geiger said she saw a shadow move inside the dark apartment and fired, killing the young accountant. john's death sparked protests around dallas. three days after the shooting geiger was arrested for manslaughter and fired from her job at dallas police department and a grand jury later bumped those charges up to murder. now geiger's lawyer has been petitioning the whole defense team has been petitioning this judge to get this trial moved to a different county. a change of venue saying this has been so highly publicized and they were fearing they would not be able to g

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sort of jack kemp? >> yeah. >> i think so. but on immigration, it's funny. i've tried to explain to people forever. when i was in congress, i was too conservative on immigration, because i said you know what? our immigration policy is the chamber of commerce immigration policy where you let everybody. . you don't take care of them. it's all about cheap labor. i was talking act you know what? breaking the law when you cross the border is breaking the law, but it was republicans who said let them come in because we want the cheap labor. that's what i fought when i was in congress. now we get to this point, and suddenly it's just the opposite. i guess, though, it's all hypocritical, isn't, tim? how many business owners have been arrested? how many business owners have been put in cages for a hiring of illegal immigrants and they knew they were hiring illegal immigrants and they knew they were making millions of dollars off illegal immigrants? donald trump has hired illegal immigrants his entire life. >> he fired them all. >> i haven't seen small business owners

>>> c-span is back in des moines, iowa for life matt kemp 2020 coverage at the cold county democrats annual steak fry where candidates will take the stage for speeches. watch live on c-span or listen live on the go using the free app. >>> medical practitioners and experts examine current innovation. during this portion women researchers- >>> okay. it is a special privilege and i have to tell you this feels really good to be kicking off our first panel, a panel of women leaders are leading us off today. i think nothing could be better. i know we are going to hear inside and suggestions and everyone will be very energized so please welcome, first of all and i think you're coming in from the side doctor jenny columbo--thank you all. we look forward to this. >> my thanks to the organizers of the forum this year for giving us an opportunity to talk about some things we don't talk about very much and we have an exemplary panel that brings a lot of experience from the public and private sector and looking forward to moderating the conversation. a little bit by way of background, over 50% of