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or largely not in trouble in fact many profit off of the new found disasters and here's the most maddening thing about this the solutions are here the answers to our energy and environmental problems are already there they'd already exist wind solar title geothermal you to strap a car battery to chris matthews jalousie i'm pretty sure we. think the answers are already there it's the delay between proven solutions and their application in the real world gauges the ability of the socio economic system to adapt properly if the social order can incorporate them to further ecological balance improve public health solve problems and increase prosperity then there is a structural problem inherent let me rephrase that if we have the solutions to the destruction we're seeing and we don't use them they were out of our goddamn audience all right your voice is gone robert thank. you thank you. kanye west on a bad day look like deep octo pran pro football all right. we are switching bastien of to these solutions because we have abandoned the pursuit of a well functioning world for the pursuit of money

michael madden's runs a website focusing on north korea.utah, he said that global powers will need to recognise the changed military status of pyongyang. the north koreans are in the final phase, basically having credible nuclear deterrent is right now, so it's not really a matter of any question of stopping north korea doing what they're doing and dismantling their current inventory, but the approach, anti—putin slightly alluded to this, is that they should be approached as a nuclear weapon is power and it's just a matter of time before some foreign policymakers decide to acknowledge that reality. you say it's a reality. we've seen these photographs over the last few days since the weekend testing of that so—called hydrogen bomb. these are photos of selfies of kim jong—un and his team. they've been called selfies. 20 out missiles, maps and drawings and various things —— pointing at. who are these people at the centre of the drama? the gentleman we see in a lot of these photographs have largely been behind the scenes for a number of years,

sometimes that can be maddening, but often, it's quite creative.e's-- you know, he's a policy guy. so i had to find ways to feed that so that he didn't feel cut off from the people he wanted to talk to. >> rose: you mean he wanted to see a lot of information so you had to make sure he saw a lot of information. >> and talk to a lot of people. cabinet secretaries used to call me up all the time and say, "i gotta go see the president because i have to have a conversation face to face." and i would say, "202-456-1414. he stays up all night. call the white house operator. they will put you through to the president. if you have something you have to say to him call him up-- >> and it worked out that way? >> some people were intimidated by that, which usually meant they really didn't have to talk to the president. others took advantage of that. i had the advantage of knowing who he talked to every night because i saw the log of his phone calls. so i could-- >> the discipline-- ( laughter ). >> the discipline is not to prevent the president from out it bes

it was maddening. see all of this gray hair?all this red hair is covering up the gray hair. >> with the demand to deliver growing by the day, implementing a streamlined creative process was a must. their team was made up of inveigh tiff minds with diverse backgrounds. when you're sitting around the table and you have ten people very passionate about their ideas, which i imagine happens here, how do you finally distill that into something to move forward with? >> i think our process is a little unique if in that we build more ideas than maybe we should. that's one of the wonderful things about having a working shop pep we can come up with an idea in the morning and test it in the evening. and if it's not good, out the door. >> in order to raise capital, they needed a business model that was more scaleable. so they added two bit circus events to the mix with their steam carnivals. despite their success, the manpower required for such short lived event wasn't sustainable for the business. >> we were like, oh my god, that was so muc

it is maddening. what can be done?rote to the security council calling for action and we supported the secretary general and the security council came up with a press statement that is the weakest form of expression. we need a resolution which outlines a certain number of things, amongst which there has to be an end to the killing, there are various mechanisms the un can put forward to help with this and there has to be a return of all of those who were expelled back into the state and then if there are no limitations of this, the security council should consider other measures. sanctions? quite possibly, yes. but we must maintain the pressure because it is not believable. we are hearing what they say in public, defiant and defensive, hardly any sense from them that this is something that can be resolved? are you talking past each other? we could be, it is fairly obvious that if left unattended were looking at a much broader confrontation than if the security council does not assert itself that leaves the space open fo

that's maddening. >> it appears they went to the -- protest erupting last night on the campus of georgiaech in atlanta after the deadly shooting of a student. a planned vigil for 21-year-old scott shelultz turning violent. georgia tech ordering all students to stay inside and lock their doors. two officers suffered minor injures. three people arrested for inciting a riot and battery. >> video shows officers telling him to put down the knife. >> t family says scout was in the middle of a nervous breakdown. they're aqueccusing the officer overreacting. >> over night hurricane maria inens tying to a dat goer 5 in just a day. now puerto rico bracing for impact. building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. ex >>> overnight hurricane maria slaming the krinian. the storm intensifying. the governor says it is unlike anything that island has ever seen. >> and the president as f

he's the person who stopped this maddens madness so we are grateful. >> people saying the pastor savedtor shouted and yelled people to get out of the church as quickly as they can. 39-year-old melanie smith was shot and killed outside as she was leaving sunday services around 11:00 o'clock sunday morning, six others were injured inside the church. we do have a photo of gunman, 25-year-old emmanuel sampson, 25-year-old legal u.s. resident, we are told he moved here from sudan in 1996. parishioners from the church actually tell us he used to go to sunday services here and they hadn't seen him in years. he is in police custody and charged with murder, heather. heather: julian live for us, thanks, julian. vice president pence is heading to alabama to campaign for luther strange as the senate election heats up there. how would this outcome impact the 2018 midterms, here to debate it democratic strategists and republican strategists philip, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. heather: roy moore leading, what do you think wins? >> it will come down from the wire. i'm from

that's what is so maddening there was a patch to fix the problem but the hackers had already been in there and galavanting around with your information. the stock has been halted for this news that the leader of this company is out. there were two other high profile departures as well, so you will see house cleaning. >> what will the markets be looking at today? >> you will see a bounce in the market. things were mixed an hour ago, but you are seeing some of the stocks that took a beating yesterday are bouncing back today. you had an incredible run over the past eight years, and specifically the past year, a big bounce. stock market investors have been rewarded for their patience, and you will see things bounce back. >> rewarded mightily for their patience over the last few years. >>> and then a heated crucial race with serious implications for the president. we are live on the ground. >>> plus, a deadly blow. does senator collins' no vote mean the health care effort is over? >>> north korea ramping up its defenses on the east coast one day after it said it would shoot down u.s. bomb

this procedure is maddening to all of us. >> they'll take one more run at this. is this a serious thing in the senate? >> no. i don't think they have the time. >> the chairman has been holding a series on some aspects of health care. >> i want to ask you, i've read your responses to this portion of hillary clinton's box. >> i'll shocked that you're interested. this is front tier of the possible. the question of what a presidential candidate is selling their voters. she said no matter how bold and progressive my policy proposals were, bernie would come out with something even bigger, loftier and leftier, regardless of whether it was realistic or not. >> bernie sanders just stole all of hillary clinton's ideas. does anyone really believe that? the truth is, the real story is that the ideas we brought forth during that campaign, which was so crazy and radical, have increasingly become main stream. i talked about a $15 an hour minimum wage. hillary did not. we've got 31 co-sponsors for $15 an hour minimum wage. we talked about a trillion-dollar infrastructure. we tal

efficiency is such a contrast of those tied up in red tape, and somebody waiting for authorization, it's maddeningwe will see what happens today. >> dave, we keep hearing about logistics. a lot of stuff got to the island but is not getting to the areas where it's needed and how much of the logistical nightmare should have been foreseen? >> it should have all been foreseen. i give everybody an "a" for effort to getting it to the docks. what is the coordination of giving information to the drivers and where to report? if that's not being handled, it's time for the private sector to come in. let's get this stuff delivered and out into the neighborhoods where it's necessary and needed. once there, how will we district that? will the military hand it out or volunteers? we don't want to cause civil unrest because a truck pulls into a neighborhood and they have not seen food or water for nine days. there's no coordination between fema, the government and the military. somebody needs to bring those three toegz and say this is how we are going to get this done. >> we hope that yields a faster result. thank

ek wquifax's maddening accountability she writes, the equifax executives who let my data bee be stolenobably suffer less consequences that i will for an overdue library book. if if they do get fired, it is likely they will be sent off with millions of dollars in severance, which is common practice and then writes, i would like the to note that i am available for such punishment anytime. outrage for consumers and others that have watched these studies before in corporate bad behavior and not been satisfied with the accountability i wonder if this one will be different because so much compromising data, like social security numbers and addresses were stolen. the hearings are already being demanded on capitol hill let's find out why that stock was sold by several executives, including the cfo after the breach was discovered. they say not a big deal, we didn't know. but there are a lot of questions. >> a lot of questions. meanwhile, we're approaching the top of the history and we're getting ready for "squawk box. joe. >> good morning, wilfred where did you go, oxford, cambridge, and now yo

we are eventually going to prevail but maddening the process. melissa: i don't want that to be the truth, they really don't want things to change. they say that is not the truth but it certainly feels ike that for many americans as they watch this. steve, liz, thank you. >> thank you. david: the crisis in puerto rico continues. most of the island is without power. hundreds are forced to flee their homes as a nearby dam threatens to give way. the governor of puerto rico joins us with more of the situation on the ground, and what they need right now. melissa: north korea's new warnings. the rogue nation now threatening to shoot down u.s. bombers even if they aren't in their airspace. we have more coming up. david: that's nice. white house responding for president's call to fire nfl players that don't stand for the national anthem. jim gray on how this will impact professional football and other sports going forward. >> it is always appropriate for the president of the united states to defend our flag, defend the national anthem, and defend men and

joe madden to see daniel murphy. he's batting six seasons. for the nats you have to worry about the cubs catcher wilson contreras, monster numbers for him. a .375 average, nine homeers, rbi in seven games. only numbers apply are curly. good line, right? >> that was good. [ laughter ] >> last year at this time wizards fans were dissecting the bradley beale relationship wondering if they really like each other. today these two teaming up to throw shade on the super teams on the league. on instagram he posted this picture, i bradley beale who is going to team up to win a ship this year. who cares because we all we got, bro, d.c. or nothing. #wiz gang. they didn't make any changes to their core in the off season. extended beale, while everyone else is reshuffling, they're reloading. >> they're reloading. >> any pressure. >> exactly. >> thanks, carol. >> that will do >>> tonight, a deepening crisis in puerto rico. chaos and confusion over emergency aid that's bottled up, and the white house under fire over the response. our team reaching remote vi

obviously that refers to the maddening traffic, trying to get to parts north, but it's worth it too,s you complete the line, stay alive. what do you make of this science reality about the dirty side of the storm, which as we've learned, because of the counterclockwise force of the winds, that there's an outer edge that will probably hit the keys, may hit miami and south baesh that is actually stronger than the front side and most storms, maybe not with irma but your concerns about being on the dirty side of the storm? >> yes. it's a very good point. the dirty side of the storm is of course east of the eye. that's where the most powell winds will be and that's where tornados torm. if the eye were past 40 or 50 miles east of miami, it would make a world of difference perhaps 75 miles an hour less wind and certainly less storm surge so the track is important. we prepared for the worst and still have our fingers crossed and saying our prayer that is the storm will turn east or north rather east of miami. >> look, that is the hope. we always want to hope to be wrong in these situations ab

very clear strategy that it's only by having nuclear weapons but we will not be attacked it's the madden it's the mad theory of war that has become the madman their way of the war but there's a lot to that are we poking him to kind of poking north korean can join room to justify that in circle moment of china you know to give it that kind of will we have to worry about north korea and that the meantime so nobody knows that we're kind of moving this military machine to china's doorstep to potentially choke tried off of resources to put them in their place so to speak you know are they you think they're using north korea as that excuse to kind of put these pieces in place. they could probably that's what you just described as rational and is a real a real possibility there's no doubt about them there is it is a strange combination in my experience of a logik a rational but then the rationale ceases and there is a kind of ideological. their logical impetus. to move forward and you get this in. certain public official rules like. obama's secretary of defense ash ashcroft it was probably the

like the 8 i mean, have we reached a consumer friendly, not just trendy apple >> well, i think it's maddeningu're looking at so many different options. you want the one that, wos and you're not going to get screwed on when apps come out and feels slow i think apple is putting so much into the chips and men in reality, a.i., but it's hard to tell what that's going to be right now you're looking at very early stages for that. do you get onboard, do you wait, very important for apple, perhaps, but for the average person most apps are not built for that yet >> who do you think the model customer for the x is going to be do you think it's going to be you and me like tech geeks, people who spend their daily lives on it? >> i think it's tech geeks, those who want their phone to be a sports car, original iphone mentality where you wanted to show it off, because there's no showoff factor here with the 8 and 8 plus, but that's the thing, they did at least bring up the model upgrades across the entire line. this year apple is making you pay up for the new design and holding it back from the lower end mo

the traffic is maddening. there's no question about that.here's an expression down here we heard from one of the state actors this morning who said, something like face the drive so you can survive. you know, just because it rhymes doesn't mean it's true but the reality is that is the proposition. do you want to be stuck in traffic but get to where you need to be or do you want to choose convenience and wait out a storm that could really take you sideways. so, let's get some perspective from a man who knows the job, who knows the risks and the realities. cnn contributor dave halstead, the former director of state emergency management here in florida. dave, thank you very much. so, let's deal with points of resistance. did you see that traffic? i'm not going to do that drive. i'm better off staying home. >> that's the problem. we get so gridlocked in our thinking and gridlocked in our driving that it makes it impossible for people to see the reality that it's still better to get out of here. yes, they're stuck in traffic now. they're not goin

joining us now to discuss, kevin madden, a cnn political commentator and former adviser to mitt romney. eric beech is co-chair of a pro-trump pac that supported roy moore. cnn political davicontributor, d chalian is here, as well as nia pleaka henderson. all right, david, you get to be the final judge on this. who's having a worse week right now? donald trump or mitch mcconnell? >> look, i think donald trump has an ability to sort of spin these to his advantage. and i think just by the fact that hae's deleting those tweets -- >> it's not going to change what he tweeted. >> it's not going to erase anybody's memory, but he has an ability to compartmentalize his losses and immediately turn to his next focus. and i think that's what he's going to try to do. but, you know, i think the establishment, what i think is going to be the big message out of this, which a lot of republicans are going to be sort of analyzing today, is just how much the d.c. baggage weighs down primary -- could way down folks in the primary. and if you think about the fact that luther strange was only in d.c. for eigh

he's the editor in chief in the hill, april ryen and kevin madden. happy friday. how are you guys? >> hey, don. >> bob, i -- april, wow, look at that. i like the glasses. very nice. bob, are you surprised that the president publicly went after senator john mccain? >> no. this is his style. i am surprised that his supposed list of ten republican senators who could be a no that it didn't include john mccain. john mccain has been saying for the last couple days he is undecided. and of course, he's the one who killed the so-called skinny bill. so this thing is really on life support. senator collins would have to vote yes. she may run for governor. i don't think she's going to be a yes. murkowski voted no last time. i don't think they can get rand paul. and the clock is ticking, don, as you know. they have to get it done by september 30th. >> even if he gets rand paul and he doesn't get the other two, what does that mean? >> if he's able to get rand paul but he can't get murkowski or collins, they don't get there. that's the problem. this is a numbers game and they don't have the numbe

don't talk back to police officers, put your hands on the wheel, the thing that's scary and maddening and infuriating is that we saw in a lot of these videotapes right -- i believe it was philando castile for in another case, tamir rice, they were not doing anything wrong. sometimes acting a certain way will not save you all the time and that is where we can see your question, what can we do about it?we say it is not about training. lastly we think some of that is a big part of it because there is something called implicit bias training. people hear about diversity training and say i get it because i know a lot of the training is like -- not really -- but there was really good training around implicit bias. that is what katherine's chapters about that. when you make people aware of their implicit biases, that is the first step in getting rid of it. there's actually very good implicit bias training on here. the few people that are doing it. i recently went to a conference on this washington d.c. where they brought together many different people in the criminal justice system. the woman

. >> reporter: it's maddening looking out here seeing it sitting knowing that people are desperate for water. >> it's sad and frustrating as well. unless trucking companies start showing up, unfortunately there's nothing that we can do. >> reporter: the governor ricardo rossello told us there's a shortage of drivers to deliver it. >> the bus drivers that traditionally could take these foods, they're not appearing. >> you can't find them or you >> we can't find them. we can't reach them. >> most roads are blocked and fuel is in short supply. lines stretch for a half mile or more as people wait in the stifling heat for basic necessities like gas for generators. >> this is our third day waiting for gas. with the tanks, they hold very little. one gallon, two gallons, five gallons. it's not enough. >> it's very bad. it's horrible. we're american citizens. we're not better than anyone. we're not worse than anyone. >> if you want to help drive a truck here in puerto rico. if you can get here and have a license to do so here's a number the governor just gave me. 469-4 o 1-9603. call that numbe

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it's maddening to see it sitting here knowing there's people december pat for food and water. >> it'sad. it's frustrating as well. unless trucking companies start showing up, unfortunately, there's nothing that we can do. >> reporter: the governor told us there's a shortage of truck drivers to deliver the essentials. >> the bus drivers that would traditionally take the foods, they are not here. >> you can't find them? you can't reach them? >> find them or reach them. >> reporter: most roads blocked by debris, and fuel is in very short supply. lines still stretch for a half mile or more as people wait in the stifling heat for basic necessities like gas to power generators. >> this is our third day getting gas. it's just that with the tanks, they just hold so very little, just one gallon, two gallons, five gallons, not enough >> very bad. it's horrible. we are american citizens, we're not better than anyone, but we're not worth to anyone. >> reporter: they ran out of fuel here at 6:00 local time last night, and they are going to get another shipment today, but they are running out every

before all that madden stuff. real old school right here. techno bowl. if the ball.style. >> classic. tell me this. >> sure. why do people keep all of this old stuff? why? general asian thing. why did fathers tell their sons that, you know, mickey mantle was the best baseball player. >> okay. >> our generation. it's like continuing, you know, your -- the relay gets baton gets moved across. now we find ourselves we're older and we're having kids and we have a chance to turn them on to what we actually learned. >> right. why is this so valuable. who is he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to not take it away. welcome back. 9:49. sweep on the road for the nationals they beat the marlins last night

it's so maddening to me.now you have to weigh the whole safety aspect with -- it's a money grab much that's all i'm saying. >> it doesn't necessarily has to be mutually exclusive. it could make money but also safe lives at the same time. >> yeah. >> you know what i'm saying. >> $12 million from one camera. >> exactly. how many of us here have gotten a ticket at that camera. >> i got it when it first went up. it slowed me down. >> now you know. >> see. >> it's working. >> it works. case in point. >> they got money and i'm slowing down. >> it slows you to 25 on k street. you could bike faster than that. >> i'm not paying for it. >> still more questions than answers after a deadly fire in bethesda. we'll actually have the latest from the investigation there and why neighbors are demanding answers. that story coming up. >> first though bringing boston strong to the big screen, and taking it even stronger. jake gyllenhaal plays real live marathon the new movie stronger. erin sits down with both of them to talk abo

some sort of press madden anything can. be done. quite a few me.off it would get me could do a couple of us here on new government to do recess you hear doctor and care. about it but they're set. up with that. doctor said putting at hollister a key that p.t. don't know maybe desh started and at least fifty two didn't it both that. zero risk doesn't exist. just. as we are reminded by the scandal of contaminated blood that hit europe including the swiss red cross and france. the you know i don't. mean on enough don't get on. yet reveal it feel the need to acknowledge all three you don't want to pause reconnect i mean if all of you lose your feet up. front then the movie that you did after the scandal sanitary checks were increased world wind. the plasma pools are now cleaned using methods that are said to be highly efficient. new sort of stuff it easy to need you can use. the shortage through the me and that he does do. is a human talent just in lille he's head of the blood center for the north of france the largest transfusion center in france he's