right, how to speak up for yourself, if you will. and irving, you know the specifics on semana laboral, labor week. tell us of the specifics. irving velazquez: yes, i do. i mean, well, first, thank you for having us here. and yes, this semana laboral, the labor rights week, is gonna be held from august 28 to september 1. we're gonna have labor talks at the consulate in san francisco, so we invite the community, not only spanish-speaking, but whoever feels that their rights have been violated, to know a little about what they might be missing from their protection. so, we're gonna have health and security at work, wage and hour, we're gonna have worker's comp, and everything else that entails with violations in your--at work. and we're also gonna have community events in napa, san francisco, and in oakland. so, all this information can be found in our consulado website and our social media pages, on facebook and twitter. so, if you need more information, just go to those sites and hopefully you can participate. and at least know your rights and hopefully nothing--no violations happen in the near future. damian: so, like, over

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weeks you know. >> we do. >> school will be starting up soon. >> too soon. >> about a month till labor day right. >> yeah, that'ss left. >> goes fast. >> time to make the doughnuts. back to work. >> oh, yeah. >> that's what i meant. >> i know. >> dating myself. >> you mention doughnuts around here and we just think literally doughnuts. >> my pad. >> partial sunshine. lookg around 90 with a scattered storm back in the forecast. no change in the air mass the last couple days. 73 now in washington. pocket of 70's or 70 or better leonardtown 70 quantico 71 out towards annapolis southern maryland we're waking up to temperatures in the low 70's. and then some 60's off to the north and west. not a terrible morning. 66 in frederick. 69 this morning dulles, 61 in winchester. temperatures a little more comfortable as you get north and west. there's a live look at satellite and radar. beautiful sunrise 6:11 this morning. losing about two minutes of daylight per day and we'll have a mix of clouds and sun today. nothing really driving thunderstorms but the last couple afternoons we've kind of seen them fire up in rather unst

cars and trucks right now i would i did i mean this is a normal thing at this time of year right labor day week and people will go and fill up but even now more than ever like i said the average cost nationwide is two dollars and thirty seven cents that's up four cents in a week but it's one of the larger price surges we had this summer the other day when we were talking about the storm coming in i said that you know estimates were from five to fifteen cents a gallon those estimates are up to ten to twenty cents a gallon but quite frankly when i look at what's going on in the reduced capacity of these refineries you know i could see thirty cents a gallon more and that could last for a long time too it could last for you know a month or six weeks or longer and as you noted you know katrina we saw forty cent increase in prices so it might not be that high but i think it's going to be higher than most of the experts are predicting i'd certainly higher than you know five to fifteen cents i'd say so katrina as you mentioned we saw forty cents in two thousand and five. gasoline prices how high could

the president and the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell during the first week back from congress, that's right after laborin early september. this coming amid reports of a serious feud between the two men. they haven't spoken in several weeks and there it's been some serious rancor there, much more coming up. >>> but quickly i want to get to a cnn exclusive interview, with a signal figure in the investigation of russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election here in the united states. as russia's ambassador of the united states for many years, sergey kislayak met with several people in the trump campaign, those meetings and the fact that they were not initially disclosed, led to the firing of president trump's first national secure adviser michael flynn and his first national security adviser to recuse himself from the investigation. matthew, you had a chance to meet with him, tell our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world what ambassador kislayak had to say. >> reporter: absolutely, wolf, well, first of all, sergey kislayak was not expecting to meet us here in central russia. we have been sta

labor day weekend. >> can we go back. cynthia. >> flooding right now is a concern. weeks, months even? >> to clean up this.y have had devastating flooding. this will plaster records. for how much rain. unprecedented. unchartered territory. the worst of flooding. and even hurricane allison, it took weeks. it wasn't quite as much anywhere near as much rain as they're going to get. for what they see annually. >> all right, coming of in sports. nats doing extra work this sunday. double-header. and a thrilling end to >> two games for the nationals, considering current standing. games feeling like spring training trying to incorporate players and keeping everyone healthy. this ball club, not easing up on their opponents. facing the nats. third career start. a three run home run to right. gives up five runs over six innings. michael a. taylor at the plate. men on the corners. rips one to the corner in left. scores. nats tie at 5 on a sac fly. one batter later. in the bottom of the ninth. down a run. daniel murphy. here we go again. base knock up the middle. pitcher. edwin, jackson, pinch-running. starting on firs

and then right now, labor day looking really good before we see another chance of rain next week. we talked earlier about which games to play. these were the three big ones on my facebook page, monopoly, strabl and appless to apples. if you want to play board games saturday, there they are. >> thanks doul. >> i try to help my friends. coming up >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> it was all about strasburg at the park today. >> he's the talk of baseball tonight. just fine. today he wipes away any remaining doubt about his endurance coming off the dl. he does crack a smile afterwards. on the mound to start and finish today's game against the marlins. ninth inning, man on first, facing osuna, strike out of the game. two batters later, derrick detrick grounds out to end the game. call it complete. strawsberg's second complete game. he's jumping for joy. not. it was a 4-0 win. dusty asked why even tonight strasburg looks so serious. >> he doesn't do anything good or bad and he doesn't talk that much. >> when you f make him happier. do you think he is happier? >> i haven't accompli

in terms of getting the right equipment and the right labor, it could take weeks, even months.the rain continues with the same kind of severity and there is extensive damage, there's no quick fix. the absence of refinery activity is going to impact the demand for crude, which is why you are seeing this juxtaposition. gasoline futures much higher, but not much happening with wti and brent. francine? francine: thank you so much. up next, japan's economy is slowing, but don't expect it to last. more from our exclusive interview with governor kuroda. this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. francine: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. nejra: in the u.s., houston is unprecedented rainfall

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and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus free home delivery. august - rain chances minimal through early next week - tracking harvey today: sunny start; some afternoon clouds. very comfortable. highs: 79-83 winds: n 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. another comfy night. lows: 55-63 winds: n 5 mph friday: partly cloudy. pleasant. highs: 78-81 winds: n 5 mph 5:xx and still ahead on good morning washington, weather team is busy this morning tracking tropical storm harvey. eileen joins us next with the latest on the storms track and if we need to be on our toes. there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've got to stop... ...and look around a little. remember who you are. let the child inside you out to play. come... shed life's layers in asheville. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. asheville. discovery inside and out. along the texas coast late tomorrow. and it could become a powerful hurricane. people are getting ready. in corpus christi, city officials are providing sandbags for residents. texas governor greg abbott has ordered the st

week. would it affect our labor day weekend? tune in. i have your forecast, coming up. >>> another live look outside right now at hurricane harvey hitting texas. this is corpus christi. that's the surf right there. overcome barrier. our conch of the hurricane continues next. >>> tonight we are tracking h hurricane harvey as it barrels into texas. this is a live look at the radar. the storm is expected to make landfall overnight and could bring heavy rain. 125 mile per hour winds and up to 12 feet of storm surge. let's take a live look at the impact right now. this is galveston, texas. we spoke with a man in corr christy who tells us he's riding out that storm. >> a lot of business owners are staying downtown. we live in a pretty secure building. it rode it out. they did some major upgrades to this place. it's just really a great building. >> meteorologist erika martin is tracking harvey's movementings tonight and its impact on our area come iing up in a few minu. >>> but first it's been coined the money fight. tomorrow night boxing legend floyd mayweather enters the ring against conor mcgregor. right now mayweather and mcgregor are weig

right. >> who are you talking to >> i vote for year around school. >> summer vacation. >> really. >> maryland school not going back till after labor day. >> i know. >> couple more weeks. >> couple more. >>> let's do weather, we got a lot of fog out there have not get right to it. areas of dense fog and advisory until 9:00 a.m. saw the live shot of the beltway. depends on where you are but the lowest visibles are mainly north and west of the district, 270 be 66 if you're coming in from some more far reaching suburbs you got the denser fog, it's a dry one, but once that sun comes out. there's a lot of humidity in place, it's going to get hot quickly storm chances return by tomorrow. they continue through friday. which looks very active. by the weekend, we should start to quiet down, temperatures 74 at reagan, 65 dulles, 70 at bwi, lot of rain yesterday, mean as lot of left over moisture and that is what is forming all the fog or what did overnight. satellite and radar is fairly quiet. you can't see the fog on satellite and radar. but we still have all of that humidity in place. thanks in part to allhe yesterday. got tropical moisture from hurricane gert out to the atlan

forecast into the early half of the week, sunshine continues and the next chance for a few showers on wednesday. more right after the now at havertys furniture, our labor day sale is on. fill your home with well-crafted pieces at affordable prices. and through september 4th, enjoy free delivery. plus save $100 off every $1000 you spend. hurry in. summer is ending and so are these exceptional offers. come in today to save $100 off every $1000 you spend at havertys. life looks good. >> a white of pepper spray and a demonstrated during the charlottesville rally has turned himself into police. he claims that he was acting in self-defense. he was featured in an hbo documentary about the event. he was among the dozens who marched at uva, tearing torches the night before someone drove a vehicle into a crowd, killing a counterprotesters. newwhite house revealing details about plans to ban transgender people from the military. according to the wall street journal, a proposed memo gives formal authority to stop admitting transgendered people within the next six months. as for those currently in uniform, the secretary of defense should consider a transgender sold

labor day and when at the get back a few weeks to face a government shutdown yet again that deadline is october 1. >> all right. so we know the president has been angry of all the leaks coming out of the white house and not thrilled are turn general either. we saw the tweets. he called jeff sessions out. he wants ag to be tougher on leaks. sessions must have cord brownie points he held a press conversation of cracking down on classified information. sessions says the justice department is looking into surprises for media outlets that published leaked information. >> first let me say that i strongly agree with the president and condemn st strongest terms the st stingerring numbers of leaks undermining ability of our government to protect this country one of the things we're doing is reviewing policies affecting media surprises. and we respect role that the press plays and will give them respect. but it is not unlimited they cannot place lives at risk with imputety. >> remember president owe ba areally got the ball roll when he saw several admission crack down on leaks big time. we're seeing it continuing now. a

right. 8:17. well it's monday morning. kids in fairfax county headed ba tock school today. first time in recent memory they've started the school year before labor day which is a weekounty and fairfax swapped places. >> that's right. today is also the first official day of the school year for the new superintendent. and our an jal gel la hemphill is live from fairfax with all these amazing firsts g morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, this is a parking lot that sat empty all summer long and you can see now it is filled with cars belonging to teachers and staff here of glassgow middle school and it's quiet now as the organized chaos of these middle schoolers said heading to their first period class is officially over. for them to be at their desk but take look at this video that we shot earlier. it was super busy here out front of glasgow middle as parents showed up to drop off their k kids. many of the kids going to middle school for the very first time. we saw lot of excitement out here. we also saw some kids that looked a little bit nervous maybe worried about getting around to all of their classes today. but this is actually, guys, the first time in a reall

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus free home delivery. ends saturday! - not as hot tomorrow with falling humidity - delightful end to the week and weekend - unseasonably oo today: mostly sunny. hot and very humid. breezy. highs: 92-95 winds: sw 5-15+ mph tonight: mostly cloudy. isolated shower. mild and muggy. lows: 70-77 winds: sw 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. some late day clearing. falling humidity. highs: 83-85 winds: nw 5-10 mph time now 5 xxx and still to come on washington. the president laying out a new plan to combat terror in afghanistan. sam... memorial outside the howard county courthouse, removed overnight. county executive allen kittleman posted the video to his facebook page he says the monument will be donated to a local museum. we will have a live report from the court house, coming up at 6:45. breaking overnight. president trump - unveiling his new strategy on afghanistan. sam sweeney is live with reaction this morning. not long ae house speaker paul ryan took the stage for a town hall in his native wisconsin. speaker ryan said he approved of the president's message and argued that it was time for a mo

another sign of how tight labor markets are in one respect is that initial unemployment claims are amazingly low right now. they are running about 250,000 240,000, excuse me, per week. that's an externally low number and anything below 350-400 suggests expansion. curious things are going on in the american labor market. well never spectacular, we have had solid job growth throughout this expansion. job growth that exceeded what you would otherwise expect given the other elements of expansion in the economy. on the other hand, we have not had much real wage growth. as you can see here -- look at that gray bark around 2009 when the recession was. curiously, real wages popped up in the middle of the recession. what was that all about? we had six months of deflation. if you think about real wages, you've got the nominal wages as the numerator and the price level as the denominator and when you have deflation, even if nominal wages are flat, you get a big jump in real wages. after that, they were stagnant. it fell for a bit and was not until about 2013 that they finally started to rise and did not rise rapidly but consistently year after year. that we arect now getting

week, 78 degrees. but then we will have chances for showers tuesday wednesday and even thursday i think before we dry out as we kick off labor day weekend. >> all rightll, thank you so much. that is "eyewitness news." i'm alexandria hoff for lesley chelsea and everyone here, thanks for joining us and remember we are always online at cbsphilly.com. we will see you at 10:00 on the cw philly and then back here on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs with deadly force. >> no joke. >> those powerful hurricanes to lit the lone star state in more than 50 years. >> people understand the longevity is going through the weekend. >> 1030 mile a 10 mile winds. hundreds of miles of coast. and that's the first. forecasters warn of potentially catastrophic rain that will continue. >> there's this sheer wall a hundred miles an hour. it's crazy. >> also tonight as the hurricane hits, president trump sets off a political storm

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. every day at 4:00 p.m. [♪] >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city the new "wall street week."aria: welcome to "wall street week," the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, sam zell. but first let's get to tracy with the headlines. reporter: a very busy news week. we start with the devastating terror attack in barcelona. 14 people dead and 100 injured after an islamist terrorist plowed into pedestrian on the street. in cambrils a terrorist was killed by police. then there was domestic terror at home. president trump facing backlash after his comments that both side were to blame after a violent rally in charlottesville. a 32-year-old woman was killed and several badly injured when james alex fields drove his car into the group. gary cohn is a leader of the president's economic agenda and expressed concern that his departure would hurt the president's agenda. but it did drive several members of his manufacturing council to resign. the president disbanded both the manufacturing council and the strategy a

and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. >>> it's been a rough week, but even amid the fallout from the latest shake-up at the white house, the one constant is the russia investigation. today new reporting from buzzfeed indicates that prosecutors working for special counsel robert mueller are keeping a tight focus on donald trump jr. and are, quote, trying to determine his intent when he attended a controversial june 9th, 2016 meeting with a russian lawyer according to a source familiar with the investigation. the president's son has acknowledged that he took the meeting seeking damaging information on hillary clinton but claims that he received no useful opposition research. joining me now is barbara mcquade, the former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan and a professor of law at the university of michigan. she's also an nbc news and msnbc legal contributor. barbara, thanks for being with us. good to see you. let's talk about this. of all the things out there that bob mueller and his team may be investigating and have to investigate, this one seems

going to be an awfully busy season come, you know, a couple weeks -- couple days from now when we get back into session. >> right after labor day you have a lot of work to do including raising the nation's debt ceiling to make sure the full faith and credit is not undermined. >>> "the new york times" just reported senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was privately horrified by the president's handling of charlottesville and the relationship has disintegrated so far that the two haven't spoken in weeks. how damaging is this to the trump presidency? >> i don't know. wolf, you're asking me to go off on, you know, a private horror, private speculation, private comment. i don't know what was said. i don't know what wasn't said. i don't want to get into, again, donald trump's mind. i don't want to get inside mitch mcconnell's mind. until they are public about what each is saying about the other, you know, i'll wait and see and see how that plays out. again, it's conjecture at this point to say what mcconnell is really thinking given this report that came from "the new york times." >> but, congressman, if the relationship betwee

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. >> schoolwork, homework, studying can sometimes be stressful. and we can all use advice to help us strive for success. so here's christin with this week'smake the grade." >> while no one will argue that doing well in school is our first priority, many teens want -- or need -- to make a little extra money in their spare time. but you have to do some work before you start working. that means you need to find out how many hours the government allows you to work. if you're 14 or 15 years old, there are lots of legal restrictions. and many states require students under 18 to obtain working papers. you can find out what you need to know by going to your state's department of labor website. of course, you can also get some good guidance from your school guidance counselor. but remember, if you're already having a hard time keeping up at school, the best kind of work for you is probably your school work. i'm christin helping you to make the grade. ♪ >> northern ohio borders part of lake erie. so when it comes to protecting their fish, ohioans don't kid around. at least i don't think they kid around. after all, they passed a law making it illega

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. >>> as organizations and business leaders cut ties in droves this week following donald trump's approach to white supremacists. today, with president trump's blessing, i cease to act on regulatory reform. he posted the letter he sent trump, claiming he was resigning for any -- he writes, i chose to end this arrangement with your blessing because i do fot want partisan bickering to cloud your administration. is timing is notable given the timing of the events. i had no duties whatsoever. i never had a formal position with your administration nor a policymaking role. i sincerely hope the limited insights i have shared have been helpful to you. carl icahn wants you to know he barely had a relationship with them before. that has been severed today. >>> just around this time last week, images of a who's who of hate groups holding tiki torches showed up online. they were in charlottesville, virginia that turned deadly when an attendee drove a car into a group of protesters, killing 32-year-old heather heyer and injuring 19 others. after botching the response, the president appeared to try a sc

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. ♪ ♪ jesse: reeling from two deadly terror attacks this week, first, a driver plowed into pedestrians's busiest streets. and the second just hours later in a resort is town of cam brills. both incidents leaving more than a dozen dead and more than a hundred injured. president trump weighing in on friday tweeting: radical islamic terrorism must be stopped by whatever means necessary. courts must give us back our protective rights. have to be tough. isis has claimed responsibility for the attacks, but my next guest says they're not the only ones americans need to fear. >> the locals would snatch me up and kill me within an hour. i'dd be tortured first, and aftr they a were done torturing me, d probably beu beheaded. it would, you know, go on video for everybody to see as, you know, an example. jesse: steve spent 11 years in the middle east as both a marine and private contractor but was forced to flee iraq after a few months when he received death threats prompted by the video that you just saw. and he joins me now. so, steve, your point in that video clip that we just showed was that i

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week from the coast to inland valleys, no one will escape the heat. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. this labor day weekend will be the hottest stretch of weather of the summer. we're under a microclimate weather alert. >> we're talking 110 degrees in some areas. we have team coverage for you tonight. beginning with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's going to be scorching. > yeah, it definitely looks like a lock for the temperatures to reisch 110, possibly even a little bit higher for some isolated locations. it's hot high pressure across the desert southwest importing this dangerous air as it starts to kick up tomorrow. it looks like six days at this point of our heat wave. tomorrow, temperatures will be ramping up the fastest for inland east bay. we'll start comfortable. 65 degrees. 80 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 97 at 1:00 p.m. fire danger up. and by 3:00 p.m., 103. if you think this is hot, friday an excessive heat warning is in place. we'll talk exactly how hot it gets. and how temperatures look even at our beaches which are expected to warm up quite a bit. my update at 11:250 tonight. >> lo

labor day monday. temperatures in the low 80s. >> it would be great to start the summer again. >> i'm all for it. that's a plan. >> no. >> right now we made it to the middle of the week>> the one person in the whole world that loves the fall. >> i love fall too. >> it's my favorite. you're not in school anymore. rather not be hot. also watching admiral wilson boulevard. moving through camden. ben franklin bridge toll plaza over here. everything looks good so far. no problems moving up and over the bridges and speaking of that, look at the rest of them too. nice and clear this morning. same goes for the betsy ross. not seeing any openings right now. trenton, over in jersey, watch for crash on route 129 northbound side right around hamilton avenue. detouring traffic for now around the scene. end here with route 202. looks good so far. see ten minutes or 11 minutes at the most on the southbound side from schuylkill to route 30 and speeds also into the 60s. ted and tracey, back to you. >>> eight minutes before five right now. the man wanted for can i feeling a woman in a hit and run crash in center city philadelphia has turned himself in to police. surrendered yesterday.

well, that is why he has to next few weeks, after this recess, after labor day, make a nationwide address as reagan did, and emphasis need to get a big tax cut done rightetro active. and wire and e-mail your congress people to do it. reagan won public opinion, reagan said the way you change mind or move things on capitol hill is heat of public opinion, not sweet the reasons saying please mr. o speaker move on th, say now, get it on my desk. lou: reagan saying, make them feel the heat if they don't see the light. this gang, leadership of house and senate could they don't getting any and they don't see much. >> rank and file, after next year's elections did not want to become uber drivers, they will put pressure on leadership to get it done. lou: form of hon of work? >> hey, i take a big tax cut, if you get this economy really roaring, you see the beginnings of it now, covers multitude of sins and allows to do other big things. the sins at-this-point are profound. >> wo we were watching mitch mcconnell and ryan permit special counsel to run over this administration, it has gone beyond its charter, expandinged its mission as a massive conflicts that were

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. (grant) the fallout continues for president trump after his controversial comments last week about charlottesvillevicki) now big name athletes are openly refusing any invitation to visit the white house.. jason newton has more from our d.c. bureau. ááátake pkgááákevin durant joins the growing group of celebrities speaking out against president trump.he says if his team is invited to the white house - he won't go because he doesn't respect who is in office.kevin durant "especially now with all that's going on in our country and our world. so much negative stuff going on." megastar lebron james also joined in.. calling on individuals to pick up, where he says president trump falls short..lebron james00:11 "it's not about the guy that's the so-called president of the united states or whatever the case"<>00:27 "it's about us. it's about us looking in the mirror. kids, all the way up to adults. about all of us looking in the mirror and saying what can we do better to change." 10 secs lisa neirotti is director of sports management at george washington university.. she says there's a long hist

right front quadrant spilling its way in through the region. we'll get you an update about how this is going to impact our weather, if at all, into late next week and labor day weekend. also we'll get you up to date on our weekend forecast. head over to our wusa 9 app. >>> president trump will be monitoring the situation in texas from camp david while dealing with a storm of a different sort churning here in washington. as mola lenghi reports, it's pitting president trump against top leaders in his own party over funding for his border wall. >>reporter: president trump is monitoring hurricane harvey closely as the storm lashes the texas coast. texas governor greg abbott tweeted this photo of him talking with the president on the phone. homeland security adviser tom bossier is in close contact with fema and they're prepared to assist state and local responders if needed. >> the president has been briefed and will continue to be updated as the storm progresses. >>reporter: this is the trump administra natural disaster and is heading into it without an appointed fema director or homeland security secretary. the previous secretary, general john kelly is now

right answer . for sure. slightly more americans applied for jobless aid last week but their numbers in total are close to historic lows according to the partment of labor unemployment applications rose by two thousand to two hundred thirty four thousand but the unemployment rate has fallen to a sixteen year low of four point three percent with employers adding two hundred nine thousand jobs in july the economy had a weak start at the beginning of the year but it revved up this spring with a surge in consumer spending gross domestic product expanded at a two point six percent annual rate in the april through june quarter this year the economy is expected to grow about two percent so the job market appears solid as employers hold onto workers but the expectation that business will continue to improve so while companies look forward to an improved business climate there is a portion of the labor force that is looking for an improved wage gap climate that would be the women we've learned that many americans are willing to settle for a lower wage at the moment just to get into a job so let's look at how the female half of the labor force is fairing in those

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. neil: all right, spanish police are now confirming that the main suspect in that barcelona as tack last weekot dead. american-islamic forum for democracy founder zuhdi jasser says don't feel necessarily totally relieved about that. that there are others behind him, even those who didn't even plan this attack but they might be making for other attacks good to have you. thanks for coming,. >> neil, good to be with you. neil: this is relief for people in the area. others are convinced they have ideas, seem crude, effective way of terrorizing people will be continuing sort of isis, you know, approach. what do you think? >> we should learn this is major operation. 12 operatives have been identified. who knows if there are more. paris attacks in 2015, those were five or six attacks. two escaped, commit ad second attack four months later because they were able to hide out through the eu communities like in molenbeek and others. we're learning this attack was coordinated and inspired by a imam in spain, that radicalized them for an operation, obviously from isis. the old mantra lone operatives get o

week. peck come concluded that the general right to make a contract, including the right to purchase and sell labor was part of the liberty of the individual protected by the 14th amendment. it was possession come's use of liberty contract to overturn the shorter hour's law that caused justice holism to credit the --. and it later inspired people like need odor roosevelt to charge that the court has created a reform. the curious thing is that the lochner case has nothing to do with liberty of contract, in any meaningful sense. in it's most fundamental character, a contract is a voluntary agreement between two people. it involves some degree of meeting of the mind and dealing at arm's length. those conditions were clearly not present in employer-employee relations in the newly industrial industrialed economy in the 20th century. these were typical of many of wage earning jobs of that era. working conditions in these bakeries were astroeshs, located in tenant basement, these bakeries were damp, dark, filthy and ceilings as low as 4 feet high. the bakers worked involve heavy lifting and their pay was

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. >>> welcome back. sadly, for some time the name charlottesville may be associated with last week's violence.nt of cable tv coverage could adequately communicate the motivation, anger and fanaticism of these white supremacists who descended on charlottesville, supposedly in the name of defending a statue. but vice news, embedded correspondent ellie reeve with the marchers. we'll show you a few minutes of the documentary and bring you a discussion on whether and how to confront hate marchers. a word of warning, this is tough to watch. >> jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! jews will not replace us! blood and soil! blood and soil! >> so when did you get into, as you said, the racial stuff? >> when the trayvon martin case happened, michael brown, tamir rice, every case it's a black [ bleep ] behavingi like a salv annual and he gets himself in trouble. i'm here to talk and hope somebody comes along like donald trump who does not give his daughter to a jew. >> so donald trump but like more racist. >> a lot more racist than donald

and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus free home delivery. ends saturday! >>> it has been three weeksbee sanders stand behind that podium or a spokesperson there at the white house brief the press. so, a lot has happened then, especially because of what happened last week with charlottesville, so we're eager to get some answers from the white house on that and so many other big, big topics. i got great voices standing by to talk about this ahead of time and of course after the fact. beginning with you, and i'm thinking of the president's twitter feed today, i'm thinking of the still continued attacks on the -- on his teammate, on the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, and how you know, early this morning at that breakfast, he likened himself to what was it, a cemetery groundskeeper, but still, he's very careful, at least publicly, not to lash back out at the president. sort of like nothing to see here, move along. >> which is, brooke, his way. i mean, trump and mcconnell are oil and water, just personali personality-wise. trump is a showman and a provocateur. mckonl is a behind

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. >> right now is not too early since school starts after labor day. just few weeks out.ols in pennsylvania are actually starting a week from tomorrow on august 28th so i think that starting a week ahead of time, oh, boy, your kids will probably fight you. i don't wanting to to sleep early. summer not over yet if you start to set that routine, you know, starting with dinnertime. dinnertime, bath time, story time, get in your pajamas. some families choose to say a prayer before bed. put on lull la bees or soft music, you cuddle with mom and dad, that kind of repetition and routine started a week before it's going help you when it's the night before school. especially because as we all remember, the night before school you get that excitement. >> yes. >> those back to school jitter. >> yes. >> if you're just starting that night, oh, boy, your kid is all ramped up, now my mom who was teacher for nearly 30 years she would always make us a big turkey inn dinner the night before the first school of school. >> turkey makes you fall asleep. >> exactly. i don't know. system a myth

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week. it's not going to be affecting us anytime soon. if it does affect us, it could come during the labor day weekend. but this is actually moving right into parts of texas. why is this such a big story? well, this could dump anywhere from 15 and 20 inches of rain and we could be seeing video out of here for days. a lot of flooding expected down into parts of texas. here is the storm right here, this tropical depression harvey. winds of 35 miles per hour moving to the northwest at 2 miles an hour. it's expected to strhe may become a hurricane before it enters the does line very coas at corpus christi. watch what happens between friday and monday. watch where it goes. it just sits in this area all the way until monday and because of that, the rainfall from this could be epic and look at the rainfall forecast here. upwards of 15 even 10 to 20 inches of rain. the last storm that was similar to this also affecting the houston area, that was tropical storm allison. and it dumped anywhere between 20 and isolated amounts of 40 inches of rain. cost $9 billion in damage tune around the houston area. we'll be watching this very closely over the

right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. . >>> last thing before wechlgts after charlottesville a whole a lot of people abandoned donald trump this weekos from big business made history by abandoning a republican president. another panel on infrastructure fell apart before it was put together. along with a very important name to this president, carl icahn. he's resigned as special adviser to the president on regulatory reform. he insists he's gone because of a turf battle, not the normalization of hate groups. whatever is behind his departure, the president certainly talked up his good friend carl on the campaign trail. >> carl endorsed me. watch our trade deal. it stwings china. >> i got carl. >> carl is supporting me. >> i have carl ready. killer. killer. >> i'll put him in charge of zion take china. >> trade with china. >> do me a favor, work it out. >> give each one a country. they'll make a great deal. >> i had the best negotiates in the world, carl icahn. the greatest negotiators read "the art of the deal." >> no exit pollers said carl was the reason behind their vote. it's clear his validation was important to donald trump. jus

right around 80 degrees saturday and sunday. the normal high is 86. next rain chance not until tuesday. then the remnants of harvey for next week and your labor day weekend. we'll look at the extended forecast coming up. let's check the roads with wtop's jack taylor. >> does it seem odd i'm thinking about a winery forecast, that you're reading my mind as well? >> roadways are quiet. don't overdrive the conditions if it's a little wet, please. accident activity in bowie, south on 197. just after the intersection with 450. authorities should be on scene also. just heard from callers. an incident in upper marlboro. we had a crash, according to them under police direction. this could be an -- unfortunately, it may cause a delay for you. eun, adam, back to you. >> jack, thank you very much. a massive construction and a big change at one of our busie >>> early morning raid. a complicated game. what federal agents are fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people h

weather right into the weekend, some fantastic weather saturday and sunday, although a little bit on the cool side. but look, even on our forecast, we are tracking harvey into next week. of laborweekend. that is something that we will track very closely. i'll have a little bit more on this at 6:45. >>> it's a story every parent should see before sending their children back to school. >> up next, a news 4 iteam investigation into the risk inside some local classrooms and why some adu did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> new faces are arriving in school and not just the students. >> educators must pass a back grounds check, but not all are licensed by the state and an investigation by scott

week. temperatures by next weekend, labor day >>> welcome back. we are getting a fresh look at the damage left behind so far from hurricane harvey. >> you're looking at galveston, texas, right now. a live picture. -- throughout the morning as we roll along here. >> so many people are worried they will lose everything as this hurricane rolled through. >> in houston, one woman took extreme measures to keep warm and dry. why the home owner spared no expense. >> i just want to prevent itf >> reporter: this local has had enough. >> our home had never flooded in 60 years. it's flooded twice in the last two years. i don't want to go through it again. >> reporter: the goal, keep the water out, so she plastic wrapped her home. >> everything flooded at once last time. the goal was to keep the water from getting in. >> she surrounded her 4,000 square feet home with 18,000 pounds of sandbags costing her more than $2200. >> our second line of defense is this liner. then we're expecting this gorilla tape to keep it secure. it's supposed to be waterproof. if it works, i'll do it again. >> an expensive experiment that cost $450 for the liners, $250 for tape and drain routers and more than

me here, right here along the eastern shoreline, they're going to be converted into a boardwalk for public access. so pay attention as you travel over the bridge on the coming weeks starting labor day weekend. reporting live in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> leslie, thank you. >>> grief counselors spent the day at a school while the students mourn a firefighter who was killed there last week. he served as assistant baseball coach there before leaving for the fire academy. 27-year-old oliver used to shoot walter and another firefighter following a confrontation in san jose. the wounded firefighter remains in the hospital. the suspect is due in court tomorrow. >>> san francisco police are reviewing surveillance video in hopes of identifying whoever stole four rifles and ammunition from a parked car sunday morning. the car was parked in a lot at leland avenue and delta street. the owner served in the military and was driving from southern california north when he stopped to sleep at a friend's house in the city. >> he possessed the firearms legally. they were registered in his name. he didn't do anything wrong. w don't recommend anyone leaving anything, especially fi

week. >> you can make your own assessment of chris wallace's reaction to that right there. joining me now, cnbc political analyst david corn, and chris lu, former laborry, currently a senior fellow at the university of virginia's miller center, and a former aide to karl rove and former spokesman to president george h.w. bush, and a reporter and covers the presidency. david, let me talk about rex tillerson. he wouldn't categorically speak to the president's values or even that the president is speaking for all of us, americans, in one unified voice. >> it was a stunning moment. the secretary of state is one of the two top cabinet picks, that and defense secretary. here you have him saying that the president doesn't speak for america, he doesn't represent american values, no one in the world should look at him as the embodiment of american values or an advocate for american values. even republicans who didn't like barack obama said that when was he elected, it said something about america. and george bush and ronald reagan, republicans and democrats, bill clinton, have always tried to represent what they thought -- i didn't always agree, but what they

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labor day. >> so only what, one, two weeks left? >> yes. the day after we go back to school. >> that's right. >> wow.at, let's go, in play some music have, little adult time. we give it all away to the kids, and within three month, touring, new albumn. joining from boston to be would us, never look back. >> hometown show when you go back to boston. you play dc last night, one of the things i love about a lot of our guesses you guys included now just played show last night then you come back in this morning, we appreciate that. what time did you get off the stage last night? >> oh, it was late. >> ya, late. i'm sure it was. >> then the whole loading the equipment and all of that, that's the less fun part, but we had a lot of help. >> labor of love. >> you bet. >> so the lesson for the kids in the classroom, do you share this part with the student at all? >> lisa. >> yes, we actually do in the beginning we kept it kinds of quiet. then realize that, you know, this is creatively what we do. we're teaching ers but we also like to be created i have. then we start to realize it is all the same thing, one fo