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talk radio host mark levin warned against federal government expansion. "wall street journal" writer and former editorial page e to have george malone -- editor george malone. and former breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos explored the limits of free speech. in the coming weeks on "after words," progressive policy institute senior fellow david os to -- osborne will offer his outlook on the pooch -- on the future of the publication. susie hanson. investigative journalist art levine will report on the mental health industry. and this weekend on "after words" or harvard university professor danielle allen will discuss how mass incarceration has impacted her family. >> like, you can't see that, i don't think, the degree of difficulty issue and the amount of luck involved in relationship to the sort of hard path through adolescence unless you put yourself back in each of those years and think about where -- what did your bedroom look like, who were the kids you were hanging out with, what were the dangerous choices you were considering? look at michael at

investigative journalist art levine will report on the mental health industry, and this week on "after words" progressive policy institute senior fellow david osborn examines the charter school movement and offers his outlook for the future of public education. >> if you've got a system with a strong authorizer who is weeding out the worst schools and replacing them with schools operated by the best operators and is bringing in new blood to create new schools and is watching these numbers, that kid's going to have a much better chance of being in a keep school. >> correct. >> in new orleans 60% of the kids at the time of katrina went to schools in the bottom 10% statewide. on performance. >> yep. >> mostly test scores. >> yep. >> now 10% do. just like the rest of -- [audio difficulty] because they have a system that weeds them out. now, there are some -- >> yeah. >> -- and they need to keep weeding them out. >> yeah. >> it's not perfect, but far better for the kids to have that reality -- >> in a constantly improving system. >> yeah, than a sort of static, neighborhood-based school sys

mayor levine, great to see you.is nice to see you in person. >> thank you for your great coverage. >> reporter: appreciate it. chris, back to you in naples. >> reporter: all right. irma has been bad. worse in some places than others. no matter how bad it gets, we have paid it through much, much, much worse. this today obviously 9/11. at 8:46 we will stop for a moment of silence. we are seeing the vice president getting ready to board air force 2. he's on his way to shanksville, pennsylvania. we will remember the role the brave people played on the plane over shanksville. the vice president is doing his duty of helping people remember, or as we say, never forget. we're going to take a break now. when we come back, we will take you through what hurricane irma is doing right now. it's still not over for the people of florida and beyond. at whole foods market, we believe in food that's naturally beautiful, fresh and nutritious. so there are no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial preservatives in any

i want to bring in mayor philip levine. good evening to both of you.evacuation goes into effect for miami dade county tomorrow. why haven't you decide stood evacuate broward county? >> at this time miami-dade county is standing a greater chance of having more of the effects of the storm than broward, and so right now with the trajectory and the path it's on, we haven't issued an evacuation as of yet but that may come based on information we received through the evening tonight and tomorrow morning. >> mayor levine, you've urged residents to evacuate ahead of this storm. tell us about that process. >> don, we think it's an incredibly serious storm. and as your folks have already said, this is a monster, and we're not taking any chances. at this point right now, the county has not actually issued an evacuation order. the only evacuation order out there is for folks with special needs. i had a council this afternoon and i said i am recommending for folks to leave out of the city. you can wait, obviously, a day but we're recommending because as you know, d

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joining us live is rick left know tha--levin that -- he is i. reporter: we just moved.by the winds, it felt like a swirling wind almost torn addict. we heard a rumor about a tornado touchdown, i spoke with the sheriff of volusia county, he confirmed there they believe a tornado touchdown in ormond beach where a home, a vacant home was destroyed according to sheriff of volusia county, went the last hour, there is an ongoing warning for tornado activity here. you can see minor debris, palm frahms in the road, we're in front of a big hotel, a big wall here, separating us from the beach. we're not feeling wind as much, but if you look down atlantic avenue, some trees that are not protected, and street signs they are rocking out here. emergency management told us they are expecting worse winds in this overnight. they are expecting tropical storm force winds. overnight, then, possible gusts to 75 miles per hour here in the county. between now and 10 or 10:00 a.m. in the morning, that is why they closed all of the bridges between the beach and mainland, and there a curfew unti

investigativet, journalist art levine reports on the mental health industry in his book, how corruptionoversight and failed reform endangers our most vulnerable citizens. he's interviewed by dr. jeffrey lieberman, director of the new york state psychiatric institute and author of the untold story of psychiatry. >> mental health care as currently authored by both providers and clinicians continues to be portrayed as a good and supposedly more people need to receive more treatment regardless of quality. the political debate over appealing obamacare that the current truth is current health care system is a fiasco. what you are saying basically is that funding needs to be sufficient to provide services to people but it has to be good quality care which most of it now is not. >> right. you as well as anyone would know there has been discussions over the decade on various panels and organizations -- how do we have meetin meaningful outcome measurements? it is not really implemented and the result culture of enforcement. and that is why i argued what we are facing in this country is what amoun

levine is interviewed by liebberman. >> mental healthcare as urrently offered by most clinici alloyed grid an and more people need more treatment regardless of quality. political debate over obamacare speared the hard truth is current healthcare system uch a fiasco, having insurance didn't ensure good health care. sufficient s to be to provide services to people, it has to be good quality care, not. is >> right. there has been -- as, always as anyone would know there have been discussions over the decades and various panels and do we have s, how meaningful quality outcome keep ements and they offering new methods to measure. it is not really implemented, culture of enforcement, that is why i have facing int what we're this country is what amounts to behavioral health malpractice even if it is not acknowledged as such within the that is in part because the reality of malpractice attorney system they a case unless someone has died. afterwards sunday night 9 p.m. on c-span 2's book t.v. >> "washington journal" continues. >> joining us on paul seamus vice president for policy and litigati

also this weekend, radio talkshow host mark levin argues against expansion of the federal government, joined in conversation by south carolina senator jim dement. booktv live on sunday for our in-depth program with. radio talkshow host eric metaxes, author of if you can keep it and many other books. he will discuss his life and career and answer your social media questions from noon to 3:00 eastern time. on monday, labor day, another full lineup of programs. watch re-airs of the national book festival and the mississippi book festival as well as an encore presentation of our recent program with just a physicist -- astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson. 72 hours of nonfiction authors and books. booktv, television for serious readers. for complete television schedule visit booktv.org. >> carla hayden, give us a preview of the book festival. >> it is going to be one of my favorites because i am a big nonfiction fan and the types of authors we will have from david mccullough to jd vance whose book is on every reading list you can imagine in every book club. i am thrilled. >> host: how many o

mayor levine joins us now to discuss the real threat at this point in time. mr.thank you very much for being with us. i know this mandatory evacuation order has been given. can you give us a sense of how well things are going, what your sense is in terms of numbers of people getting out? >> oh, i can tell you, miami beach has been a very, very orderly transition and evacuation. i started telling people about two or three days ago that they absolutely should leave, our visitors and our residents. that was before the mandatory evacuation. and it proved to be the right idea because people started leaving. so we have gotten a tremendous amount of the people out. now that it's a mandatory evacuation, we're very, very aggressive because this is a serious, serious very dangerous storm. and we know that people should not be staying in the building, should not be staying in the hotels. this is one of these things where it's, you know, safety is number one. >> you talked about being aggressive and holding your line, that people need to get out. how are you doing that? are

philip levine, miami beach mayor: i recommend, i urge, i demand that people leave miami beachhurricane irma is inching hurricane irma miami beachhurricane irma is inching closer to the bringing with it devastating storm surges...space shows the sheer size which is larger than florida. the mayor of says there's not much his philip levine, miami beach ability to handle or stop water from a hurricane, let alone a massive historical hurricane like irma. thousands of floridians have packed their cars and heeded those evacuation warnings - leading to clogged highways and gasoline shortages. state troopers are monitoring the roadways... and doing everything they can to keep traffic moving. some, however, say they plan to ride out the storm. mos: i've got a pretty strong home, so i'm pretty confident that it will survive. the governor of florida has activated the entire state national guard. 7000 strong. and the day to move inland.... and all floridians should be prepared to evacuate soon. gov. rick scott, florida: "remember, hurricane andrew is one of the worst storms in the history of this s

mayor philip levine, thank you very much for talking with us. your evacuation orders were affective today. how are people complying? >> really good so far. as a matter of fact, i have been all over the city all day and literally seeing people leaving. t's quiet, the streets areaving. deserted, and from a town that you can imagine is always packed now the streets are empty which is a very good thing. i started urging and encouraging the residents and visiters to leave miami beach literally two to three days ago because we felt we didn't want to wait for an evac yaition order. we wanted people to start getting going and get through their plan or leave miami beach as soon as possible. >> woodruff: what are you preparing for? what are you telling people to prepare for? of course they're leaving so i assume you have a much smaller population but what are you preparing for? >> listen, it is a very power storm, a historically powerful storm it is so aggressive, it is coming our way. we hope it doesn't. we are planning for the worst. we're hoping for th

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jonathan levin is on the phone in miami. in new york is michael mckee.onathan, what is the latest on the ground? miami, folkse in are taking stock of what has happened over the past 24 hour. a large part of the population is without power. many people in the street are saying they feel they dodged the worst-case scenario. relief on the ground in miami. vonnie: let me ask you about the market's reaction. we'll talk about the destruction in a moment. a huge sigh of relief. a chart that you brought it. 7396. damages the total number dropping. they have dropped their insured losses number to about 19 billion. about 13 billion. it is still windy so they will take a while to get the exact figures. we are seeing less damage than people thought, which is good for reinsurers. cdf's gone down quite a bit as wall street re-prices the financial risk from these storms. mark: put in perspective what the damage is like for business over there. jonathan: the physical damage is limited, at least from miami. sprawling wealth management seen down here. the biggest concern

the celebrity most likely to do harm to you online is -- ♪ make things so complicated -- avril levine anti-virus company mcafee put together a list of celebrities that have the highest percentage of search engine results with malignant links that could allow hackers access to your computer. >> so rounding out the top five is bruno mars, carly rae jepsen, zayn malik. and celine dion. a lot of canadians in that list there. >> bruno mars? >> he's a nice guy. >> beyonce was number ten. >> the bea hive. you know, you're relatively safe in searching. >> compared to avril levine. >> and celine dion. >> to the uk, craig davis. >> he is on "fill me in." and "seven days." you might know him from those. his break-through album "born to do it." in the year 2000, still generating plenty of interest, apparently. >> hopefully not too much interest with those malignant links. >> malignant links, i like that. 2000 is coming back. ♪ >>> so next, to barbara corcoran proving that she's not just a shark but a cougar, too. we don't judge. we let her words speak for themselves. >> she appeared at times a li

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in a few minutes we will be talking to mayor levine. arthel: irma is expected to make its second landfall as category 4 hurricane near the city tomorrow evening. steve is live in naples and it's the calm before the hurricane irma storm. >> arthel, you're right. it is peaceful right now. naples, the city of 20,000, it's getting a light breeze on saturday afternoon. just a few drops of rain. at 5:00 p.m. here ordinarily on fifth avenue you see hustle and bust until the restaurants. instead every store is shut down, a lot of them too have been boarded up over the course of the day with plywood. the only people you really see out at this point are news crews waiting for what maybe an impending disaster and even when you talk to third-generation floridan who is are still here in naples, there's a real sense of worry. >> been here since 1958. it's going to be pretty bad. >> the area of mandatory evacuation continues to expand here in colyer county and lee as well. there are 20 shelters across -z the country. 18 of those are already filled up.

liz: philip levine, miami beach mayor. this is typical in prehurricane mode when people run in and take things off the shelves. residents bracing for hurricane irma's wrath are stocking up on essentials, water, food, bread, as we mentioned, gasoline. the officials in the state are going out of their way to make sure residents are not taken advantage of or gouged in this time of crisis. there is a hot line now set up to report price gouging. jeff flock is in miami. what are you seeing on the ground there? let me guess, you're at a home depot? reporter: i'm in control chaos on the ground here. look at line, liz, people standing in the burning hot sun. the storm isn't here yet. it's burning hot. 90 some odd degrees and people waiting in line for plywood. talking to this guy who's been in every major hurricane since i was born are. >> donna was what, 1962? reporter: what are you going to do this time? >> i haven't decided yet. my brother lives on the other side of the highway. we're thinking load up the cats, load up the dogs.

talk radio host mark levin and federal government expansion."wall street journal" writer and former editorial page editor george malone offered his thoughts on the publication's influence. former breitbart news editor explored the limits of free speech. in the coming weeks on afterwards, the policy institute senior fellow david osborne will examine the charter school movement and offer his outlook on the future of public education. journalist suzy hansen will travel abroad and reflect on the global standing. investigative journalist art levine will report on the health industry. this weekend on afterwards, danielle allen will discuss how mass incarceration has impact to our family. >> you can see that to the degree of difficulty issue in the amount of luck involved in the relationship with the adolescents unless you put yourself back in each of those years and think about what did your bedroom look like? what were the dangerous choices you are considering? like put those things side-by-side. >> is a personal responsibility your style? what is s

mayor levine, we'll check back, thank you. >> thank you.more on the financial side of this particular storm as it is, one major concern for florida residents, flood insurance. remember how much we talked about, that with respect to harvey. turns out in florida, 1.4 million in the homes this the path of irma have no flood insurance. if your home there is not already insured, certainly may be too late to think about something like that tonight. i want to bring in chick merlin to discuss it. he is insurance expert and disasters claim attorney. number one, that number seems high. we talked in houston a city floods on regular basis, a number of people that doesn't have insurance. for someone that doesn't know a can buy flood insurance. sometimes if you're not in high-risk that you're cheapest to buy. people could have bought the insurance because they didn't know so because of this misperception. in florida we have more people insured under national flood program than anywhere else. we learned a lot of lessons in 2004, we had four major hurrican

and discussed how mass incarceration an impacted her family and radio host mark levin warned against the expansion in the coming week's investigative journalists will report on the mental health industry and msnbc contributor will offer his thoughts on the conservative movement in america. craig shirley will discuss the political career of newt gingrich and this weekend "the new york times" magazine contributor reflects on her travels abroad and weighs in on the global standing >> there's also just a question of why did i never think this would perform a propaganda what was the job but it was doing for individual americans and i think that one thing i was realizing is this took a long time to realize the very language that we use when we talk about the foreign countries has determined for us a very long time ago because we tended to look at the countries in the east as were they catching up with us or were they behind us. >>> trump had enough resources and as i looked back on it as one of the great acts of genius in american politics comparable to fdr and vetting the chat this is par

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levine may not be that happy. levine whose last album came out in 2013 was the most likely to celebrity to land autossers on websites that second on the list is bruno mar moose. wow. she is number one. >> apparently. >> ok. all right. al showdown this morning. a chicago bar versus netflix. the spot in question is called the upside-down that is a pop-up bar that is a car upon copy of stranger things. the whole nine yards so netflix sent a sees and assist letter, but they are good sport bits. they stated is great, everyone loves the show but asked others to notential system the planned run up to the 20002 list. the owners agreed and in list this are no hard feelings? ok. this got me thinking, you know, we have the local bar here, hocking bird hill, you know, that do the pop-ups. they do stranger thing. they are doing "game of thrones." >> that has been going for awhile. do you call to get approval first so it doesn't happen to you? i mean, that is a pop-up par bar in chicago, too. yeah. go >> well make a phone call.

talk rateow shows, mark levin warned guess federal government expansion. "wall street journal" writer and former editorial page editor george malone. and former brit bart editor miloan nap employs explored free speech. and david osborn will and the charter school movement and offer his outlook on the future of public education. journalist susy hansen with reflect on america's global standing. investigative journalist art levine will report on the mental health industry, and this weekend on "after words," danielle allen will discuss how mass incarceration has impacted her family. >> you couldn't see that with the degree of rickty issue and the amount of luck involved in relation continue to the hard path how to adolescence unless you putting your back in each of those years and think about what did you bedroom look like? who were the kids you were hanging out with and the dangerous choices you were considering? put those things side-by-side. >> someone asked me, is it personal responsibility or is it societal? >> right. what is your answer. >> double helix,

seth levin explains how it's began. >> president trump used a political rally in alabama to cut a challenge to the national football league. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these owners when somebody disrespects our flag say get that son of a bench off the field. >> the president was referring to former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick and several other players who have sat or raised fists during the national anthemo protest the killings of african-americans at the hands of police. >> that's a total disrespect of everything that we stand for. >> here at the headquarters executives were listening come of the commissioner responded with a statement. >> despite comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the nfl. the president doubled down saturday morning and went on the attack. he tweeted the statement on your screen. the invitation is withdrawn, the basketball stars quickly came to his defense including kobe bryant and others. with everything that is going on in our country why are you focusing on who is kneeling? the warriors said they would not visit the white

i think the influence of mark levine and people of that ilk, they are pushing out a republicans, good ones like luther strange, who, if you listen to them on c-span during i cannot see how anybody with a rational mind could have not voted for him. he fought so hard as an attorney general. a very good person and policy maker. to elect and a stream -- he is fringee so-called movement. all the foolishness coming out i really think we need of a discussion on religions. and they are very outrageous. with the liberals, or saidnsane left, when they steve bannon was a negative influence. i truly believe he was an negative influence as .ell as rush limbaugh republicans, don't fully fox newsinto thinking will all be on trump's friend. it will show you who's on whose side and watch very carefully bob corker. host: you don't put them on the list of good republicans earlier? caller: absolutely not. host: bob corker announcing his second term. congress running today. -- steve bannon introduced roy moore at his victory then last night. here is what steve bannon had to say. steve bannon: i told you l

what mccain has done is a tremendous levin the face of the republican party. tremendous.e was good to go all the way up until one or 2:00 in the morning when he voted no. all month long he was good to go and all of a sudden he goes thumbs down. you can call it what you want. that was -- that's the only reason we don't have it. because of done -- john mccain. i was given 10 people and i turned every one of them around. the ones i spoke to i turn them around. we had all the votes and then john mccain someplace after 1:00 in the morning late in the evening all of a sudden goes thumbs down. what happened with that? mccain we already have the health care and it would have been very good by the way. what would have come out of that committee would have been very good. now we are sending it back to the states which is really a thing.can it's a great bill. luther is four at 100% by the way. have 52 votes so we can't lose any votes. practically. we are going to lose two or three votes and that's the end of that. the president mentioning luther strange. one of the candidates today

. ♪ harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are.his is... - always. welcome to my home. - so good to seeing you. i'm harvey levin, this is the story of one of the most successful and recognizable stars on tv, with ratings that even top oprah. - are we understanding each other? - yes. - you're an idiot! - ( laughter ) judy: and a scammer. harvey: but life wasn't always easy. her career was put on ice, thanks to her husband. he always viewed my job as a hobby. harvey: divorce led to a judgeship, and that opened a golden door. on your best day, you're not as smart as i am on my worst day. ( audience laughing ) harvey: she's fierce, but... are you a feminist? i don't think so. i don't think so. harvey: judge judy sheindlin, the most famous judge on the planet and definitely the richest. judy, it is so good seeing you. - oh. - always. - it's so good seeing you. - always. welcome to my home. harvey: thank you. your home by the way, beautiful. - judy: nice house. - harvey: let's start off. this is about the journey in your life that turned

phillip levine is mayor of miami beach. louie, this is a dire situation.emember, and i've covered a lot of hurricanes over the years, anything this close. >> this is a historic storm in terms of its intensity and its size, and another historic aspect of this is it's been predicted about a week in advance, both in track and intensity, and you see the connections that we have with the federal, state and local emergency management community. you're seeing consistent messaging and actions well in advance of the storm. that's one thing that's really different from andrew is the preparations ahead of the storm and my hat's off to the emergency management community across the whole spectrum, because they're ready and taking it seriously. people should take the advice of the local officials. when they say get out, get out. >> it's not too late. there's still time to get out of this danger zone, and unfortunately it's a large danger zone. louie, we'll get back to you. along florida's coast right now, evacuation orders have been issued. shelters are open. more are o

. >>> a new season of nbc's "the voice" gets underway tonight and a new coach joins adam levine, blake shelton, and miley cyrus. it's jennifer hudson. she's new, but she's hardly a rookie. nbc 10 national correspondent mark barger explains. >> reporter: "the voice" is not just an american hit. ♪ there are versions in more than 60 countries, including great britain. ♪ that's where jennifer hudson was the winning coach last spring. >> it wasn't fair for everybody else so they brought her over here, and now it's not fair for her because she's against me. >> reporter: hudson's back stateside, not just competing against blake shelton, but also adam levine and miley cyrus in "the voice's" new season. >> i'm passionate about it because we are holding people's dreams and their destinies in our hands. you know what i mean? >> and hudson should know. >> i got three dogs and their r, grammy and dream girl. her own start-up more than a decade ago on "american idol". >> i think it's very enticing for people to say, she made it and had all of these accomplishments and started right in the same posit

. ♪ harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are.ome. - so good to seeing you. i'm harvey levin, this is the story of one of the most successful and recognizable stars on tv, with ratings that even top oprah. - are we understanding each other? - yes. - you're an idiot! - ( laughter ) judy: and a scammer. harvey: but life wasn't always easy. her career was put on ice, thanks to her husband. he always viewed my job as a hobby. harvey: divorce led to a judgeship, and that opened a golden door. on your best day, you're not as smart as i am on my worst day. ( audience laughing ) harvey: she's fierce, but... are you a feminist? i don't think so. i don't think so.

he's been successful, that adam levine. he made his debut on the season premiere monday night.there. follow his journey on "the voice" every monday and tuesday 8:00 p.m. right here on nbc 4. we love that he's a teacher and from arlington sipping his heart out. >> nice guy, too. >> go brandon. >> keep an eye on him. >>> tell you about your favorite hd tv couple. they're saying good-bye to their show after five seasons. >> this is so sad. fixer uppers chip and joanna gains. their family is healthy and their marriage is strong because the rumor mill always gets started when things like this get started. they want to get back to a normal life in texas. >> for a w like season five was going to be our final for this chapter. you know, we started out as business owners. our beautiful business here in waco. it needs our attention. we need to pour into that as much as we can. >> i don't know if they're going to be able to get back to normal. they have such a huge following. you can't go anywhere near waco or their magnolia market. >> they have a couple of businesses and be they're filth

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radio host mark levin warned against federal government expansion. and "wall street journal" writer and former editorial-page editor george malone offered his thoughts on the publications influence. in the coming weeks on "after words" journalist suzy hansen will reflect on your travels abroad and weigh in on america's global standing. investigative journalist art levine report on the mental health industry, and this weekend on "after words" progressive policy institute senior fellow david osborne examines the charter school movement and offers its outlook for the future of public education. >> if you have a system with a strong authorizer who was weeding out the worst schools and replacing them with schools operated by the best operators, and is bring in new blood to create new schools and is watching these numbers, that kid will have bee a much better chae of being in a decent school. in new orleans, citizen of the kids at the time of katrina went to schools and the bottom 10% statewide. on performance. mostly test scores. now 10% deal. just like t

on the "four on 2" david levine said, don't expect congress to work out a solution for the "dreamers." >> these are people who have done the right thing, they didn't come here of their own volition. they are in school. they are working. the criminal rate is so low with them. so if you could stay with just that you actually probably could get bipartisan support. the problem is, is that it will be very tempting to load up other things. let's say the price for keeping daca was the border wall. that means you're going to lose all the democrats. >> since the president took office, the republican- controlled congress has been unable to pass any major legislation including a bill to repeal obamacare and that's why professor levine thinks the president here is just setting up congress to take the blame for undoing daca. >> notice, he didn't get out there in front. he made attorney general sessions get out there. is mr. trump so shy of cameras that he couldn't get out there and defend his own program? he is setting it up for failure after failure. it's not his problem. >> on the campaign trail

joining me now, phil levine, the mayor of miami beach. mr. for making time for me. >> thank you. >> after cuba, the models have shown it's move to get eastern section but now the tracks show the west will be the worse of it. what do you want to say to people. all of these models are very unpredictable. things can turn on a dime. i'm telling all of our residents of miami beach. stay inside. stay buttoned down. don't go outside. this thing can turn, the winds are picking up, you can see it right now, there's debris flying around. more importantly, we're concerned about tidal and storm surge. i'm also thinking about the west coast of florida. very concerning. our thoughts and prayers are with them. >> you have assigned this storm a striking moniker in calling it a nuclear hurricane, why? >> because it's so powerful, so large. twice the size of andrew. we saw the destruction of what it's done in the caribbean. we hope to god it does not do the same destruction in florida. we're ready to go here in miami and miami beach. but i tell everyone, stay

levin is interviewed by former succulent a senator, jim demint. the one mark, congratulations on another bestseller. it's good to be on the set with you. usually i am on the phone in some dark corner of the capital talking to you. "rediscovering america" and the tyranny of progressivism. i found it a deeper more scholarly, even though i've read some of your other books, a lot of history and research and an excellent contrast between the principal and values that are

joining me on the phone is philip levine the mayor of miami beach. and i guess if there is a piece of good news, those folks who were on the shore taking selfies, some even in the water, all seem to have gone on. but clearly there are people who are staying behind. what is your message to them at this hour, mr. mayor? >> our message at this point is to hunker down and seek shelter. they should not be outside. this is the calm before the storm. although it's windy, we're getting squall, getting rain, we know later in the evening and throughout the night, this is going to be a still powerful storm. we geexpect hurricane-force. and people need to take it seriously. my thoughts go out for cape coral, all of our friends on the western side of florida that seem to be more in the track. and i can tell you one thing, if they are to get hit by this what i call nuclear storm, miami beach, we'll help send our resources there to help those cities. >> what is your biggest concern right now, mayor? >> biggest concern is a couple things. number one, people being da

liz: harvey levin. >> i actually like tmz. he has juicy stuff. with the water bottle hanging over the. >> i got a electron on the website. but here's what we know about his nemesis. remember, they had their famous blowup inside the trump administration during anthony's ten days as communication director, got fired, general kelly got put in as chief of staff and then anthony got fired two days later. here's what we know about priebus now. this is very interesting. and when you say last laugh, this is very -- this is kind of where it goes. we understand he's fielding numerous legal and corporate job offers after his trump administration exit. as i said, this comes as anthony is appearing on the tabloid tv show tmz. it's interesting. priebus may take a job of law firm michael best where he once worked. he's going to run the new york office if he falls through. let me just get through this. but from what i understand, at least four other dc law firms are interested in hiring priebus. a wisconsin firm. priebus is a wisconsin guy. that's one reason he

harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are. this is... - always. welcome to my home. - so good to seeing you. i'm harvey levin, this is the story of one of the most successful and recognizable stars on tv, with ratings that even top oprah. - are we understanding each other? - yes. - you're an idiot! - ( laughter ) - are we understanding each othejudy: - yeand a scammer. harvey: but life wasn't alwa easy. he always viewed my job as a hobby. harvey: divorce led to a judgeship, and that opened a golden door. on your best day, you're not as smart as i am on my worst day. ( audience laughing ) harvey: she's fierce, but... are you a feminist? i don't think so. i don't think so. harvey: judge judy sheindlin, the most famous judge on the planet and definitely the richest. judy, it is so good seeing you. - oh. - always. - it's so good seeing you. - always. welcome to my home. harvey: thank you. your home by the way, beautiful. - judy: nice house. - harvey: let's start off. this is about the journey in your life that turned you into the.

joining us now the mayor of miami beach, phillip levine, he's urging anyone who lives in miami beach or visiting to get out. i know it's going to be a busy day for you. when do you want them to get out? >> we want them to start making plans right now to get out and start moving off miami beach. i've been telling people the last few day, if you have friends, family, please begin moving off miami beach. even though it wasn't mandatory at the time, we issued letters, please cut your vacation short, leave miami beach. this is a serious storm. i've called it a nuclear hurricane. >> what does that mean? >> the power that a hurricane like this has is so powerful, so strong, i want people to understand this is not something you want to ride through, not something you want to be in your house or apartment and think somehow you're going to be a hero and stay on miami beach. >> so you have obviously a considerable amount of senior citizens in your community. how are you going to get them out? >> we've been working with our seniors the last couple days, also our homeless population as well as sp

levin is interviewed by former succulent a senator, jim demint. the one mark, congratulations on another bestseller. it's good to be on the set with you. usually i am on the phone in some dark corner of the capital talking to you. "rediscovering america" and the tyranny of progressivism. i found it a deeper more scholarly, even though i've read some of your other books, a lot of history and research and an excellent contrast between the principal and values that are essentially american and the ideas in the motives of progressives. so, one of the things that hit me in the first chapter is what we call conservatism is really americanism. we probably a lot better off if we named this whole idea -- what we are trying to conserve is the values, principles, ideas that made this country so unique and free and prosperous. i think that is a was place to start. what is americanism to you? >> guest: that is a great points. that is exactly my point in the book, too. we have a superficial discussion about americanism in american schools. i said let's pick out

david levine appeared on the floor on to yesterday and said that the ordinance was rewritten in my past.>> said perhaps if they added one word and that is make attributes than the court might be okay with it? >> that would help for sure. the wording could be changed in the revised ordinance.>> if the change remains the label would read, quote, wording, drinking beverages with added sugar may contribute to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.>>> san francisco supervisor scott weiner wrote to the original law. he reacted to the reaction and said quote i wrote this health warning to protect kids health. apparently free speech trumps our children.>>> problems for governor brown's multibillion- dollar water health project in the outcome of a crucial vote by the state's largest farming district. select details about a plant to rename san francisco's justin herman plaza. why critics say the name does not reflect the city's values.>>> you can see traffic is moving along pretty well in many areas including the san mateo bridge heading out to the peninsula.>>> big weather changes for us but puerto

miami beach mayor philip levine said things could have been a lot worse. levine: power lines down, a couple of catholics. they got our pumps hold. we have minimal flooding. literally -- minimal flooding. we didn't dodge a bullet reduction cannon. julia: we have the latest on t on thempac agriculture industry. i will go see a. as we are hearing their clearly not as bad as we were expecting -- there, clearly not as bad as expected but people are displaced and without power. nathan: yesterday everything was flooded. areink, once again, crews trying to clean debris from the streets. the big question now is what people will get power back at how long it will take. typical we have some difficulties there. i wonder if cell phone service was disrupted. could people communicate with each other given the power was spotty? athan: i've noticed i have had trouble with my cell phone in certain areas of the city. i wouldn't say it is widespread but you will be walking down the street and not have service. everything here is not at 100% yet, so we're still waiting for pow

. >>> philip levine is the mayor of miami beach. mr. mayor, good to talk to you again this morning. as we say hello, we're staying that the storm sturge in biscayne bay where you are, is 4 feet at the moment. the bad news you've got high tide coming there about 12:50 early this afternoon. >> that's very, very getting reports that the tides are 3 feet above predicted. that's virginia key on key biscayne. this threat remains. and flooding for us is likely to occur. as i said before, we have portable generates, some in the city, but they're no match, no match whatsoever, for the tidal surgeriy surges you're about to experience. for everyone listening, number one, we want to you know, you should stay inside. this is very dangerous. assumer powerful and potential flooding there's no place for anyone to be outside. we don't want anyone to return to miami beach. and our curfews tonight and tomorrow are fully in effect. >> mayor when we talked to you first thing this morning, we were remarking that it was somewhat of a relief that miami and miami beach weren't a direct hit of the storm. and