where are you on this, lawrence? >> lawrence: the statues, i get it. they are upset about it, and i'm not saying i like the statues. at the end of the day, removing the statue is not going to make lives better for black folks. i'm sorry, it's not. economic prosperity is going to make lives better. i get the debate, i think local cities should decide, states should decide, but i think this has become a distraction on what really matters for the black community about my community, and i think we should be more focused on economic prosperity, education. just because you remove a statute does not going to take kate out of that certain races hard i'm sorry. >> rachel: is a really tough issue. i don't really understand a lot of cultural things that come from there. i do think that removing them via a mob doesn't seem to advance the cause, which is unifying people around our american values. i think this whole conversation about statues is premature. i think what's happening in our culture, it needs to start with our kids. we need to talk more about we need t

during their visit to the lawrence hall of science.. kids poked holes in index cards, learning how to look at the sun's shadow during an eclipse. they also used solar telescopes to check out sun spots... and, explored the scale of the moon and the sun... and, how precise they have to be lined up for there to be an eclipse.john erickson/lawrence hall of science- "the nice thing about an eclipse is it lasts long ago. it's not like, 'there it is, oh, we missed it'. so, if one person has glasses, they can pass them around and share."john vargas/father- "i don't think i've ever seen an eclipse before. so, be great, a great opportunity." so, if you want to be apart of history and want to share it with a whole bunch of other people... then, the lawrence hall of science might be the best place to be. the doors open at 8-30 on monday morning. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr stone) though people around the world can't stop talking about tomorrow's eclipse, animals have no idea what's coming. and it's possible that some of them m

during their visit to the lawrence hall of science.. kids poked holes in index cards, learning how to look at the sun's shadow during an eclipse. they also used solar telescopes to check out sun spots... and, explored the scale of the moon and the sun... and, how precise they have to be lined up for there to be an eclipse.john erickson/lawrence hall of science- "the nice thing about an eclipse is it lasts long ago. it's not like, 'there it is, oh, we missed it'. so, if one person has glasses, they can pass them around and share."john vargas/father- "i don't think i've ever seen an eclipse before. so, be great, a great opportunity." so, if you want to be apart of history and want to share it with a whole bunch of other people... then, the lawrence hall of science might be the best place to be. the doors open at 8-30 on monday morning. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) and one california school district views the solar eclipse as a dangernot just a learning opportunity. in salinas, all elementary school district stud

with meterologist lawrence karnow.: here is the kron 4zone forecast.. .cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog. for those planning on watching the eclipse (remember to get the correct lenses) tomorrow morning, still looks like the farther inland you are the better shot at seeing it starting at 9 am. the big question remains how quickly the clouds will dissipate through the morning hours. feeling right now is the south bay through santa clara valley will see mostly clear conditions around the start while farther to the north stretching from san francisco to oakland there will likely be clouds at first. however, the hope if they will dissipate during the hour with good viewing before the peak time. most of our coastal locations will likely remain cloudy all morning. the giants trying to take three out of four against the phillies

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, joy. i have a $1 bet. >> okay. >> that jeff sessions ain't going to bring it up. he ain't going to bring it up, joy. >> he's not going to bring it up, and it was not a joke. i don't even know how you would make a joke like that. >> unfortunately the police who were present at the time, suffolk county police on long island, seemed to enjoy the president's comment. >> yeah. >> and they also very much enjoyed his comments about how much he wanted to dismantle obamacare, and these are all police officers who themselves and their entire families have government-provided health insurance basically for the rest of their lives through their retirement. >> when i heard that, the first thing that popped in my mind is freddie gray. it was a sobering thing to see police officers cheering for that. but have a great show. >> thank you, joy. >>> well, the president brought in the mooch to stop white house leaking, to crack down on reince priebus and those white house leakers. that didn't work out so well

but i want to add in, lawrence.re is a lot of blame to be placed on trump for the divisiveness in this country. but it's a more general problem than just one person than just donald trump. and the responsibility is shared by a lot of people. it's shared by democrats. it's shared by people who practice identity politics. it's shared by all of us when we're very touchy and complaint about microaggressions and so on. there is a lot of components that go into the splintering of america. and all of us have a responsibility. but in this op-ed i was writing as a republican to my party and saying that we have to get back to our roots, namely the history, the tradition of abraham lincoln, the tradition of keeping this as one nation inadviceable. >> what did you hear from congressional republicans about your op-ed piece. >> i haven't solicited their views and haven't heard their views. i've had a lot of feedback in many ways from a lot of people. some of whom are republicans some of whom are not. but as far as people in elect

now time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i've learned so much in your hour. first of all that people in phoenix are called phonicians. which the mayor of phoenix said on your show. i did not know that. >> nor did i. >> inspector general's report, rachel, i remember when this story first came out, the second secretary in effect, picks up the phone, threaten et lisa murkowski over the health care vote with resources in his department. immediately i started saying, wait a minute, there are legal issues around that. i know everyone thinks that's wait it works, but it is not the way it works and there are legal prohibitions against doing that kind of thing and here we have tonight inspector general of that department looking into exactly that. >> yeah. and it is a very interesting legal question and political question, because ryan zinke is in the cabinet and what he did is not really contested. just a matter of whether or not it is policeable. we had barbara mcquaid here who broug

this is all jennifer lawrence's fault, and watch chris pratt and jennifer lawrence be a thing. here's the thing, people. j-law actually has a man, and now for the first time she is talking all about him. >> i would be so bad at getting interrogated. i would look immediately guilty. anyway, what kind of journalist questions do you have? >> the topic is j-law's almost one-year boyfriend, darren a aronofsky she's 26. he's 48. j-law says simply, "we had energy," but quickly adds, "i had energy for him. i don't know how he felt about me." she describes dampb as brilliant and an amazing father. he has a son from his previous marriage. >> are you happy? >> the couple started dating after the movie "mother," and jennifer went to a dark place with the role, and shooting got so intense jennifer hyperventilated and dislocated a r rib. she said, i had an oxygen tube in my nose, and he was, like, it's out of focus, and she was, like, go bleep yourself. that's the relationship they have. and the harvard grad doesn't have j-law's obsession with reality tv like the kardashians. she laughs and

>> and lawrence, rhetoric plays fools and only fools play rhetoric.ow this as article 1 sib cynic kai guy. the lisa murkowski controls the department of the interior and nothing donald trump wants to do will affect anything more than what lisa myrhh caulks owekowski can do to them. what we are seeing is a jv president who has no idea what he is doing inside the beltway. he likes to indicator to the base but that's 35% we've seen that over annual over processle polls. >> general kelly the guy saying to the president saying you need more in order to win this thing you need more votes. he is not the political guy. he is not the vote counter the white house chief of staff is supposed to be. >> he is not. but he was the legislative lee son for the marine corps. i hope every viewer licenses. general kelly is a solid guy, a leader's leader. and here what is we need to hold on donald trump right now. the ultimate fate of john kelly will be the seriousness of donald trump's interest in leading. if john kelly can't do it nobody can. and that is the litmus test

(jr stone) lawrence karnow has our first look at the forecast.w: it was another record day around the bay area triple digits were common in many of the valleys. heat warnings are now posted until monday for most inland locations. high pressure will keep skies mostly clear tonight except for some patchy dense fog at the coast. overnight lows will also stay very warm in the valleys and over the mountains with some lows in the 70s. it could be another record breaker again tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes coming up at eight. up to 50 inches of rain could fall on houston before ..what was hurricane harvey.. is finished this week. as flood waters rise...thousands of people are trapped in their homes.. we'll look at the rescue efforts underway tonight. plus how the bay area is helping in the recovery efforts. and we will have continued coverage of of the berkeley riots... including what happened to a man holding a trump flag. rescue efforts are underway in texas as tropical storm harvey moves through. kron4's hermela aragawi joins u

with meterologist lawrence karnow.: harvey may not be a hurricane anymore but it continues to cause historic floods. the slow moving storm has already dropped 30 inches of rain in some places and could drop another 20. the latest storm forecast has it moving back over the gulf and strengthening slightly. but it will be picking up more moisture over the gulf and sending it back into texas for more flooding. around the bay area triple digits were common in many of the valleys. heat warnings are now posted until monday for most inland locations. high pressure will keep skies mostly clear tonight except for some patchy dense fog at the coast. overnight lows will also stay very warm in the valleys and over the mountains with some lows in the 70s. tomorrow will be hot again here and around the state. temperatures over 100 degrees will be common away from the coast. around the bay there will be a big difference in highs from the coast to the valleys. highs at the beaches tomorrow will be in the 60s and the 70s at the coast, 8

with meterologist lawrence karnow.awrence karnow: the fog gave way to sunshine and nice weather away from the coast today. but the clouds are already racing back on shore tonight and will spread well inland. the winds have really picked up too. the fog will be thick enough again that we will likely see more widespread drizzle along the coast and maybe even inside the bay. highs today were still running below normal and we have some cooler weather coming our way. you can see the weather system coming down out of the gulf of alaska. i (jr stone) police say a four-year-old was shot several times at a stockton gas station. it happened around eight last night. there a man pulled into the gas station with his daughter and a young boy in the car. police say three men in a white, two-door car shot at the man and two childrenhitti ng the four-year-old at least twice. witnesses say the incident happened...in the blink of an eye. (sot) no word on the four-year- old's condition tonight. condition old's the four-year- no word on no

good evening, sir lawrence. >>> good evening, joy. i'm going to use some of that mark meadows video later in the show. as i was writing a little something about it, i was trying to think of how to describe him. i found myself saying, extreme conservative republican, but i'm not sure what conservative means anymore. >> yeah. >> he's extreme something. he's freedom caucus. he's like the guys on the right, but i'm not sure that conservative -- i mean there are plenty of principled conservatives who say no, no, no, this stuff is not conservative. >> they're just boo bait. they're getting booed every time they walk on stage. >> those videos are irresistible, and we'll be showing some of them in the next hour. thank you, joy. well, the person president trump has to fear most could be one of the people he spends almost every day with. we identified him as the most dangerous man in the trump white house a few months ago. and that man is, of course, mike pence. >> a republican shadow campaign is taking shape with mike pence maybe ready to step

(jr stone) meterologist lawrence karnow is now in the kron 4 news weather center.lawrence karnow: it's a cooler start to the weekend as low clouds were slow to clear today. gone are the triple digit temperatures and 80s and 90s have returned. the fog is moving back on shore as the sea breeze picked up this afternoon. if you're going out tonight expect increasing clouds with drizzle and maybe even a few sprinkles even in the north bay. you can see the monsoonal clouds and thunderstorms over the sierra while fog is moving in along the coast. cooler weather is on the way. we'll talk more about that coming up. (j.r.)tonight oakland athletics outfielder matt joyce has been suspended for two games without pay for using an anti-gay slur that he yelled at a fan.joyce will lose more than 54-thousand dollars. the exchange happened in the eigth inning of friday night's game against the los angeles angels. joyce grounded out and as he returned to the dugout he uttered several profanities at the fan. he used the anti-gay slur and challenging him to a fight. joyce says the fan o

with meterologist lawrence karnow.wrence karnow: harvey made landfall but the devastation will likely continjue for many days. you can see the circulation around the center of what is now tropical storm harvey. it will likely weaken but the moisture will remain dropping epic amounts of rain with some places seeing as much as 40 inches. more flooding and devastation is likely. in the bay area hot weather has returned to many areas away from the coast. triple digits were common in many of the valleys. heat warnings are now posted until monday for most inland locations. high pressure will keep skies mostly clear tonight except for some patchy dense fog at the coast. overnight lows will also stay very warm in the valleys and over the mountains with some lows in the 70s. tomorrow will be hot again here and around the state. temperatures over 100 degrees will be common away from the coast. around the bay there will be a big difference in highs from the coast to the valleys. highs at the beaches tomorrow will be in the 60s an

>> edward lawrence, thank you. >>> this morning, one senator is taking a stand against those confederatetues that seemed to spark the initial protest in charlottesville. this time, taking aim at those standing in washington's capitol. democrat cory booker saying he would introduce a bill to remove several of the statues, adding this is just one step. his move comes as work accelerates across the country to take action. crews in four confederate markers, avoiding violent protests like those in charlottesville. >> on monday morning, i spoke with the president's city council. i said the climate of this nation, that it's important we move quickly and quietly. >> workers in birmingham, alabama, boarded up the confederate tower there. the mayor of richmoar richmond,, says he wants to see the removal of his city's monuments. the governor of virginia also called for the removal across his state. >>> in charlottesville, a thousand people attended the memorial for heather heyer, the woman fatally hit on saturday. many honored her by wearing purple, her favorite color. and heather's father praised

think there is another tell in his speech tonight, lawrence. when he talked about his speech last night, praising himself for his speech last night, saying we were truthful. which is an odd way for a president to praise his own remarks. as if it were an extraordinary event that he was truthful. i don't buy the theory that he doesn't know he is lying. i think he is a very conscious liar, he has done it all through the campaign and now more people are on to it and he is being called out on it. as you are doing here tonight and you should do. i think that's the undoing of donald trump's leadership of the country. >> dr. fall yoes, i did take your diagnosis to be a very positive one. sounded to me like a reading of mental illness in the patient that his mind actually does not contain what used to be there. >> of course, none of us on the panel is a medical professional, starting with me. my dad was there fallos. we can't do it at arm's length. but there is a long record of whether donald trump is sort of in the moment thinks whatever he is saying.

i'm chris lawrence. let's get to meteorologist, chuck bell, with what everyone wants to know. how is that weekend weather shaping up? >> it is not going to be a total loss. not much rain out there to get your friday morning started. rain chances will continue to increases. a couple of lonesome showers. cloudy, rather humid start. upper 60s to 70 degrees. a prett afternoon and evening. keep in mind, increasing chance, a 60% chance you are going to get rained on for your friday evening. the baseball game also may have a chance for a shower. today's high, low 80s. >>> police officers are praying their boss makes a full recovery. chopper 4 was over the scene just after the motorcycle crash that injured chief devon martin. it happened on martin luther king highway. we are working to learn the ex pent of chief martin's injuries. members of the community rushed to help him and that may have saved his life. >> reporter: saint pleasant's police chief, devon martin, is recovering after a motorcycle crash. or origi

lawrence be a thing. here's the thing, people. j-law actually has a man, and now for the first time, she is talking all about him. >> i would be so bad at getting interrogated. i would look immediately guilty. any way, what kind of hard-hitting journalistic questions do you have? >> the topic is j-law's almost one-year relationship with her boyfriend darren aronofsky. she's 26. he's 48. j-law says simply, we had energy, but quickly adds, i had energy for him. i don't know how he felt about me. speaking openly for her new "vogue" cover story, jennifer describes darren at brilliant be an amazing father. he has a son from his previous relationship. >> are you happy? >> the couple started dating after filming wrapped in their went to a dark place with the role, and shooting got so intense jennifer hyperventilated and dislocated a rib. she said, i have oxygen tubes in osmy mt rils and darren's like, it's out of focus, we have to do it again. and it was like, go bleep yourself. that's the relationship they have

(jr stone) let's get a first check of the weather with lawrence karnow.awrence karnow: it turned into a beautiful day for most of the bay area today. highs today were hovering right around average with 80s in the valleys and 60s at the coast. the sea breeze is stronger and will bring cooler air to the valleys. if you're going out expect windier weather for much of the bay area and fog moving onshore. it was another active day in the sierra with numerous lightning strikes and more lightning near shasta too. you can see the area of low pressure moving through the state touching off the storms. the fog is going to surge well onshore tonight. that should help to keep temperatures down tomorrow too. coming up at eight. why police in santa rosa say they had to shot and kill a man inside a home. what police say he did right before shots were fired. and a carnival ride turns deadly in ohio. what caused the ride to malfunction. and experts say a tornado ripped through a city in oklahoma. we will show you the damage left behind. (justine) vice president mike pence

jennifer lawrence and wine. >> mm-hm. >> lawrence who just turned 27 yesterday posted a funny psa. >>california picnic which sounds awesome. >> it will be great. we'll hang out, drink some wine, talk politics, drink wine. maybe we'll call your ex-, maybe we'll call my ex. who knows. the point is, we'll have fun. and i know what you're thinking, jen, why would i go wine tasting with you. you probably can't even tell the difference between the review of a great wine. >> she goes on to play a fun game, as you see there that she's setting up. movie review or wine review where she has to guess if the quote is about one of her films or wine. >> okay. i guess we're going to do this. >> pretty interesting. >> full-bodied. >> full-bodied could go for any of her movies or wine. >> i'd say the wine. sure, full-bodied, right? >> i think it was referring to one of her movies. so the proceeds go to benefit the group "represent us". >>> so we've all been to sporting events and jammed along to the songs that they're playing. sometimes you get a little bit into it. >> get caught up into it. >> here's

(justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast.ence karnow: the fog gave way to sunshine and nice weather away from the coast today. but the clouds are already racing back on shore tonight and will spread well inland. the winds have really picked up too. the fog will be thick enough again that we will likely see more widespread drizzle along the coast and maybe even inside the bay. highs today were still running below normal and we have some cooler weather coming our way. you can see the weather system coming down out of the gulf of alaska. it won't bring us any rain but it will deepen the marine layer and bring us drizzle and cooler temperatures. after the front moves through on monday we should start to warm up again. it will be cooler around the state too with partly cloudy skies at lake tahoe and highs in the 70s. in the central valley it will be cooler and in the 90s and 70s in southern california. highs around the bay tomorrow will be as much as 10 degrees cooler with highs only in the 70s in the warmest valleys, 60s and 70s

meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast.lawrence karnow: harvey made landfall but the devastation will likely continjue for many days. you can see the circulation around the center of what is now tropical storm harvey. it will likely weaken but the moisture will remain dropping epic amounts of rain with some places seeing as much as 40 inches. more flooding and devastation is likely. in the bay area hot weather has returned to many areas away from the coast. triple digits were common in many of the valleys. heat warnings are now posted until monday for most inland locations. high pressure will keep skies mostly clear tonight except for some patchy dense fog at the coast. overnight lows will also stay very warm in the valleys and over the mountains with some lows in the 70s. tomorrow will be hot again here and around the state. temperatures over 100 degrees will be common away from the coast. around the bay there will be a big difference in highs from the coast to the valleys. highs at the beaches tomorrow will be in the 60s

hi i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. a cool fog is moving in again what does it mean for your sunday weather. we'll talk about it next. (jr stone) mountain lion sightings along the peninsula have increased in recent weeks. and, in the town of hillsborough... kron four's philippe djegal reports the big cats have been captured on camera. (philippe) spend an hour or so passing through streets in the town of hillsborough and it won't take long for you to figure out why mountain lions are roaming the area... john bermudez/neighbor- "there's deers around here -- there's rabbits." john bermudez lives off crystal springs road... where the hillsborough police department says it's wildlife cameras recently captured a puma wondering around.john bermudez/neighbor- "they could be hunting -- you never know. looking for garbage." bermudez has four kids and a dog... and, says he's concerned about the sighting because encountering a cougar is a real possiblity, living in the woods. julia pontius (pon-chus) lives a few miles away on jacar

allison is a massive lawrence fan.tweeted me saying that emma stone dethroned jennifer lawrence as the world's highest paid actress. this is official. >> the other chosen one. >> according to forbes emma stone has taken the number one spot from jennifer lawrence. the annual list covers a 12 month span. stone brought in that $26 million pretax. jennifer lawrence topped the last two years. lawrence came in number three this year at 24 million. who is number two, jennifer aniston. >> she is the original average actor. >> it's a lot of deals. not a huge movie star but a lot of deals she does with her like sponsorships. >> like her aveeno. >> exactly smart water. emma stone made a lot of her money specifically from "la-la land." bonnie tyler. >> at average movie. i'm just saying. i know it won the oscar but >> shout . >> singer bonnie tyler getting a resurgence. she's booked to sing the 1983 hit the very moment the moon glides across the sun. >> where is she going to do this. >> the royal caribbean total eclipse cruise. the

lawrence street, lawrence right now, lawrence -- one more time. lawrence township mercer county eventually i get it right we've got these malfunctioning traffic lights on 206 at province line road and no cross traffic allowed. lots of issues with those storms matt and tam. you'll find some downed trees or wires. >> indeed karen. we're going to continue to talk about that because the powerful thunderstorms roared through the region overnight. the deluge caused damage aren't led to stranded vehicles on some roads. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in gloucester township, new jersey. that is where the heavy rains have caused the foundation of a home to collapse. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and the family who lives here is okay. they're very shaken you understand plea and the work here continues. a lot of that work is happening inside the home but you can see there's caution tape around it right now. one of the residents was asleep in the basement when a nearby wall on that side of the house collapsed. ground water seepe

with meterologist lawrence karnow.wrence karnow: it's a cooler start to the weekend as low clouds were slow to clear today. gone are the triple digit temperatures and 80s and 90s have returned. the fog is moving back on shore as the sea breeze picked up this afternoon. if you're going out tonight expect increasing clouds with drizzle and maybe even a few sprinkles even in the north bay. you can see the monsoonal clouds and thunderstorms over the sierra while fog is moving in along the coast. on the satellite image you can see that small swirl of low pressure just off the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and could tough off a few light showers in the north bay tonight. it will still be hot in the central valley but much cooler at the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s inland, 70s and low 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. over the next 7 days i don't see a major warm up but only slow warming toward the middle of the week before cooling again next weekend. (jr stone) fun packed day over at a-t

with meterologist lawrence karnow.lawrence karnow: the cool fog kept temperatures down this week and today was no different. and the thick fog is moving back again tonight and should move well inland again. if you're going out tonight the winds are picking up too. grab a jacket it will be a little cool and windy too. don't forget the perseid meteor shower tonight with the peak around 10 pm. there will be increasing fog so if you want to watch them its best to head inland. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure along the coast that has helped to keep our temperatures cooler than normal this week. but look to the north. there's a fall- like weather system headed our way too cool us even further early this next week. it will still be hot in the central valley tomorrow with some temperatures in the low 100s. sunshine and 70s will be common in los angeles and san diego. if you're headed to lake tahoe you will find sunny skies and highs in the low 80s on sunday. around the bay tomorrow we will see t

lawrence jones, let me start with you.events those children franklin county allowed to stay here, it could lead to some pretty tense and uncomfortable moments. >> but it's the right thing to do, martha. either we are a country of laws or we are not. there are citizens in the united states that have to suffer consequences for what their parents do all the time. this is nothing different. and so although i feel for those children, we have to abide by the law. >> martha: pablo? >> no, we don't. i mean we do need to abide by the law. >> we don't. >> there is a lot of wriggle room there lawrence. you are not the only one who feels for these people. president trump has said these are incredible kids. i want to put like to put this in perspective. there are three really important points i want to make here tonight. first of all this gets underreported steven miller the author of the raise act which proposed cutting illegal immigration in half and everybody pretty much in politics said it was dead on arrival has no longer been acc

with meterologist lawrence karnow.rence karnow: it turned into a beautiful day for most of the bay area today. highs today were hovering right around average with 80s in the valleys and 60s at the coast. the sea breeze is stronger and will bring cooler air to the valleys. if you're going out expect windier weather for much of the bay area and fog moving onshore. it was another active day in the sierra with numerous lightning strikes and more lightning near shasta too. you can see the area of low pressure moving through the state touching off the storms. that low also helped to keep our temperatures right around average today. if you're traveling in the sierra the next few days be extra careful with afternoon thunderstorms in the forecast. highs in the central valley will be cooler and in the 90s with 70s in los angeles and santa barbara. expect foggy conditions in the morning in the monterey bay before partial clearing and highs in the 60s. highs around the bay tomorrow will be in the mid 80s inland, 70s to low 80s aro

lawrence, nobody will accuse you of being generous to a republican. but let me take it one step further in the criticism. it is not enough for republicans. marco rubio, mitt romney, john mccain, others to denounce bigotry tonight. they have to denounce donald trump. denouncing bigotry, denouncing white nationalism is a 99% issue. but if you don't name donald trump by name then you're falling short. we demanded that druch announce there are a lost angry americans tonight. there are angry americans like myself, not just at donald trump but gop'ers, gop'ers who looked the other way. denouncing immigrants. mexican judges. reporters with physical conditions as they look the other way it look out for their own reelections and interest. gop leaders across the country are just as responsible for where we are tonight as donald trump is. time to stop trying to teach this president a 71-year-old e man who knows better and it is time to start denouncing him. >> jarvis, you have been covering this the to story that underlies all of this for quite a while. that's t

during their visit to the lawrence hall of science.. kids poked holes in index cards, learning how to look at the sun's shadow during an eclipse. they also used solar telescopes to check out sun spots... and, explored the scale of the moon and the sun... and, how precise they have to be lined up for there to be an eclipse.john erickson/lawrence hall of science- "the nice thing about an eclipse is it lasts long ago. it's not like, 'there it is, oh, we missed it'. so, if one person has glasses, they can pass them around and share."john vargas/father- "i don't think i've ever seen an eclipse before. so, be great, a great opportunity." so, if you want to be apart of history and want to share it with a whole bunch of other people... then, the lawrence hall of science might be the best place to be. the doors open at 8-30 on monday morning. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (tiffany) we continue our team coverage this morning with a look at how animals can react to the sun passing behind the moon. an eclipse can trick birds into ch

and now, it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. i'm sure you think the white house is beautiful. >> i have not been in fancier place than the white house. anyo including any manhattan apartment. though donald trump seems to think otherwise. what if anthony scaramucci or someone like that worked in the obama white house and what if that person was not white and those words became public? that person had said all of that? how long -- how long would it take for that person to be fired? how long would it take for the impeachment screens to be heard? >> mm-hm. mm-hm. i heard conservatives got mad at president obama for wearing a tan jacket and for not wearing a tie and said he was completely disrespecting the oval office by not wearing a tie. but their current guy, current occupant calls the white house a dump. a beautiful, beautiful historic museum that belocbelongs to the american people, a dump. >> joy, something you might have missed last night because it was another news work, eric trump was on another news network. i leave it to y

. >>> now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, rachel. >> such a sad kind of loss. people losing everything that they've held dear. i mean, objects that they've held dear. souvenirs, all that kind of stuff. just floated away. it's just -- it's such an impossible thing to imagine going through. >> and flooding is always a persistent disaster anyway. anything that gets flooded is a disaster for a long time. >> yeah. >> for them to be in day five of this storm looking ahead tonight to a second landfall, to more rain, to further flooding but the water's not yet receding, the duration of this one is particularly cruel and this is going to be a long, long time digging out. >> yeah. you're one of the thousands of people in a shelter in and around houston tonight and no one can tell you, no one can tell you how long you might expect to be there, when you might next have something that you will call a home. >> that's right. because as flooding is hard anyway, but houston with flooding this widespread in such a gigantic metrop

as lawrence knows, the left doesn't know when to stop.nt to make, lawrence i want you to weigh in. antifa, what are they really? what they really are violent anarchists. lawrence:are :and they should be condemned. the measures they are taking to remove the statues is wrong. we should condemn that as well. to have a civil conversation about what we should do with the statues. but you can't be vandalizing public property and destroying it yourself. gregg: burn buildings and cars and they are awful people. lawrence jones, tammy bruce, we are out of time. got to have you for being with us. thanks for being with us. ed rollins and gordon chang are our guests tomorrow night. [♪] kennedy: we have breaking news on a special live edition of "kennedy." president trump at a rally in phoenix, arizona. the president is expected to discuss border issues, immigration, national security and whatever else comes to his mind. the mayor went so far as to urge the white house to delay the speech after the recent events in charlottesville and the controversy s

. >> how you can go wine tasting with jennifer lawrence. what brad pitt is like onset, and the couple that slays together stays together. where we spotted george and amal. >>> our channing tatum exclusive. >> his wild road trip that left one fan speechless. >> i doav he to i gave your daughter a motorcycle. >>> now for august 16, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> the extent of tom cruise's onset injuries revealed, and what's the status now? that's coming up. >> let's start with anna faris, speaking out since her split with chris pratt. >> life is too short for you to be in relationships where you are not feeling like this isn't fully right or somebody doesn't have your back or value you in evwaery y. >> perhaps offering insight of what was going on behind the scenes of their seemingly perfect marriage. >> for years, i would think about just my identity through men, and i think it's important to explore the idea of, like, let's not do that anymore. >> it's the first time anna has spoken out since their sudden split, and during her "u

meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete weekend forecast.lawrence karnow: the cool fog kept temperatures down this week and today was no different. and the thick fog is moving back again tonight and should move well inland again. if you're going out tonight the winds are picking up too. grab a jacket it will be a little cool and windy too. don't forget the perseid meteor shower tonight with the peak around 10 pm. there will be increasing fog so if you want to watch them its best to head inland. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure along the coast that has helped to keep our temperatures cooler than normal this week. (light organ music) - so we're here in pacifica. this apartment complex has been slated to come down i guess it's just was single residence. one of many this is about the third time i've been to pacifica in my career to see one of these things come down. probably be a pretty good story. i mean you got pictures you got sound. - today we're at the bay bridge and i'm gonna be doing a lot of looking out be

last year's highest paid actress, jennifer lawrence, is third. she only made 24-million dollars this year. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - hot and humid to round out the work week - storms today and tomorrow - nice, august weekend ahead - still dry for the solar eclipse monday today: partly sunny. scattered afternoon and evening storms. highs: 87- tonight: mostly cloudy. mild and very muggy. patchy fog. lows: 68-75 winds: s 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. hot and very humid. pm storms likely. highs: 88-92 winds: ssw 5 mph a troubling trend in prince george's thieves trying to steal your money, inside local 7-11 stores. how they are doing it.. and how you can protect your cash, coming up this scarf all that's my left to rememb... sayonara. what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents multiple skimming devices- turning up on a-t-m's inside 7 eleven locations in prince george's county. but there's a simple trick to figure them out- and all you need... is your smartphone. tom roussey

now, though, it is time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donne o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. i am very proud to announce i have bill moyer joining us tonight. we've been trying to get him for a long time. as you know, on his website he has a timeline of the russia investigation that is invaluable with 400 data points, built the way prosecutors build their timelines. >> i was looking at that today, and the amazing thing about it is that they don't just lay everything out linearly. if you're curious about where one person appears in the story and who else they're connected to, you can sort the entire timeline by individual characters in the drama. it's the most useful thing that i have ever seen anybody lay out online about the whole story. >> you know what it is? it's a great homework device for rachel maddow viewers so they can stay right up to speed with where we are right now. >> it also helps you cheat on the test because that's where the teacher is learning stuff too. >> thank you, rachel. well, on this 210th day of the trump presidency, no one in the united states and po

now it is time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> rachel, i'm going to be asking mieke eoyang about that. she's a former committee staffer who has familiarity with that kind of interaction that could go on between the committee staff investigating these same territory that a special prosecutor is investigating. but, wow, the timing is absolutely fascinating. >> the timing is fascinating. we know that mueller and the committees have been what they call deconflicting, making sure they don't step on each other's work or preempt any of the other investigations' work. it's hard to know how the deconfliction process might have sprung this timing in terms of the fbi agents getting there before he was due back on capitol hill. but a committee staffer is a right person to ask about that. >> text me your questions for mieke eoyang. >> will do. thanks lawrence. >>> well, paul manafort is not the only one who should be very, very, very worried that the fbi raided manafort's house in the middle of the night in search of

(jrs/)) meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with your complete weekend forecast. weekend forecast. weekend forecast. when you're clocking out. i'm the one clocking in & sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. lawrence karnow: it's a cooler start to the weekend as low clouds were slow to clear today. gone are the triple digit temperatures and 80s and 90s have returned. the fog is moving back on shore as the sea breeze picked up this afternoon. if you're going out tonight expect increasing clouds with drizzle and maybe even a few sprinkles even in the north bay. you can see the monsoonal clouds and thunderstorms over the sierra while fog is moving in along the coast. cooler weather is on the way. we'll talk more about that coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small

edward lawrence with more reaction. >> reporter: the president made a much stronger condemnation of the violence over the weekend. many people say it's too little, too late. >> no kkk, no fascist usa. >> reporter: protesters greeted donald trump as he arrived at trump tower in new york, angry it took 48 hours for the president to specifically call out those who killed one woman. >> racism is evil. they are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant. >> reporter: president trump was quick to denounce the ceo of merck hours after he resigned from the manufacturing council. democrats say she is strong words took too long. >> the president in his last statement actual ly sounded presidential. i wish that he would have said those same words on saturday. >> these are groups that are used to hearing dog whistles from public officials, so they take that as a green light. we are approving of this violence against counterprotestors. >> reporter: the department of justice will take the most vigorous action against the people and g

i think you're exactly right about that, lawrence. but the real disconnect here is that what generals know about and what they're trained to do at places like west point, the naval academy, the air force academy, is understand the exercise of power in the absence of money. you can't give a guy a raise in the military for charging a machine gun nest. you can't tell somebody, i'll play you extra if you fly this night mission. trump only understands money. the very idea that he would think that the answer to all of his problems lies with these guys that are so completely different from him, have a completely different background in what they do and how they've lived their lives, it's just foolish. it's foolhardy. it's really unbelievable, i think, because he stacked the cabinet with as many billionaires as he could to get in there. but then look at these important positions that he turned over to generals, and these people are people that he just doesn't understand at all. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. >> thank