competitiveness in this arena question mark steve: we are partners of choice for all of those launchesdon't forget europe. europe is quite aggressive as well. if you're the technology leader, your problem is not are my markets big enough? your problem is, and this is what qualcomm is dealing with is how do i scale this because there is so much demand for it. that is the issue we are in right now. that the good problem to have with your company. steve: there's probably no better opportunity and partner for qualcomm than to work with apple. ♪ emily: qualcomm is a company that touches the lives of billions of people. you've been in most iphones up to this point. and a lot of people don't know what qualcomm is. does that bother you? steve: no. i think it's part of our success. our job is to make the technology available to people . we purposefully stay behind their brand. what we want to do is be a great partner to enable them to be successful and we don't pick favorites. emily: let's talk about apple. for long time, this is your biggest customer and now they're your biggest nemesis. how w

mark byrnes about the influence of radio on world war ii-era politics. we spoke with him at "the organization of american historians annual meeting" in sacramento, california. this is about 20 minutes. steve: mark byrnes is a professor of history at wofford college. let me begin by asking you to describe, where was america in the late 1930's on the eve of world war ii and where was radio? prof. byrnes: that is an important point in our history. because it is in the late 1930's that the u.s. for the first time had national media. you had four different radio networks, mutual, nbc blue, nbc red, and cbs. and that meant that basically anyone anywhere in america could hear the same thing. and that simply had never happened before in any political debate that the u.s. had engaged in, that you had national media that everyone in theory had access to. by 1939 or 1940, about 75% or so of the american people had radios. that was over 90% in urban areas. even people who do not have and their own radios probably knew somebody who did, and they could gather to listen to radio programming. it was the first time in so american history that you could reach everyone at once. steve: president franklin d.

michel foucault look clueless at half time but his team up their game after the break mark or royce tested lucas radebe steve and jacob from larsson tapped it in the leverkusen keeper impressive but he had no chance on the rebound. dortmund kept up the pressure jayden sanchez came on and set a price to two all up for grabs dortmund's captain with his fourth goal of the season. leave accusing were struggling and packer captain came off the bench to complete the comeback his second goal for dortmund in his second game. i was in injury time the hosts put it all on the line but i kept the raced away and scored again for two at the end of a crazy game. cycle hellish and his squad drop important point. dortmund on the other hand showed their mental strength and topped the table after a strong comeback. you're about to see one of the buddhas the most bizarre own goals ever it featured in stuttgart to win against bad braman. went ahead in the first half thanks to this goal from honest us don't need us but they almost threw away that lead literally when goalkeeper wrong robert fail to deal with his teammates throw in

michel foucault look clueless at half time but his team up their game after the break mark or royce tested lucas credit steve and jacob rehm larsson tapped it in. the leverkusen keeper impressive but he had no chance on the rebound. dortmund kept up the pressure jayden sanchez came on and set a price to two all up for grabs dortmund's captain with his fourth goal of the season. leave accusing were struggling and pack our captain came off the bench to complete the comeback his second goal for dortmund in his second game. was in injury time the hosts put it all on the line but i cassell raced away and scored again for two at the end of a crazy game. haiku hallis and his squad drop important points dortmund on the other hand showed their mental strength and topped the table after a strong comeback. elsewhere a struggling stuttgart played host to fedor braman who hadn't lost a game this season but the hosts turned the tables to secure its first victory of the campaign in a match that also featured one of the most calamitous own goals we've seen in a long time. an unbeaten start to the season meant brainin coach

a fountain look clueless at halftime but his team up their game after the break mark or royce tested lucas credits steve and jacob oram larsen tap didn't deliver couzin keeper impressive but he had no chance on the rebound. dortmund kept up the pressure jayden sasha came on and set a price to two all up for grabs dortmund's captain with his fourth goal of the season. leave accusing were struggling and packer captain came off the bench to complete the comeback his second goal for dortmund in his second game. in injury time the hosts put it all on the line but i cassell raced away and scored again for two at the end of a crazy game. michael halliday and his squad dropped important points dortmund on the other hand showed their mental strength and topped the table after a strong comeback. stuttgart with their backs against the wall there nothing to lose walker vertebrae meant to town a side that's picked up points every time out this season thanks to byers friday night defeat braman had a shot at taking the table lead let's see if stu gar decided to finally show up and play in front of all the crowd or if

steve: thank you so much, antonio, tomi and anne, follow us, mark levin is up next. when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests, bradley smith, how are you my friend? great to see you, gregg jarrett, good to see you. >> good to be here. mark: briefly, everybody knows who you guys are, we're going to do this anyway, just in case. you were commissioner at the federal election commission, starting in 2000. you were chairman at one point. you graduated from harvard law school, and you were confirmed to the fec in

office, and when i would go into schools, i would siee dozens of boys clamoring to be the next steve jobs and mark zuckerberg i thought where are the girls? my parents came here as refugees i've had a job since i was 12. i knew that having a great education, having the opportunity to march into the middle class had changed my life and my family's life, and i wanted to make sure every girl in america had that opportunity. >> how does the organization work we just saw some of it how old are the girls, and where are the clubs that you're signing them up? >> so we run free summer programs for rising juniors and seniors in high school we run them in about 80 different technology companies from facebook to twitter, to adobe to prudential, to microsoft to receisephora. we have about 4,000 clubs in all 50 states. we probably run the largest summer and after school free programs for girls. >> we just mentioned there's been huge success, 15 times the national average for girls who have signed up and done this what happens next? i know you're partnering with some colleges at this point. >> yeah. the thing is

steve. >> this your booktv marks the 20th year bringing the country's top nonfiction authors and their books, find us every weekend on c-span2 or online on booktv.org. >> charles sauer, what is the profit motive and how do you define it? >> it is a way to look at the world around you. people are motivated by acts of different motivations in their life and idea that as profit and redefine it right away. profit is feeling good, giving back to the community. more time with your family. they are driven by profit. just a general fact we all understand that in the book i take it a step down further and show that managers are driven by profit and that is different than what the company's motivations are and employees under them are driven by profit. i move from there because most of us understand business. i move that into other sectors. i look at government and show a 28-year-old bureaucrat sitting at a desk may not always have the best intentions of the country on his mind when sitting at the desk. sometimes he wants to get off work and go on a date, maybe he wants to move up in the bureaucracy h

steve: thanks to all my guests. don't forget to get your special signed copy of my book tonight. mark i'm steve hilton, see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." a special edition. we're going to go through the 30-year history of the democrat party's effort to destroy the judicial confirmation process and address its latest victim. i said victim. judge brett kavanaugh. so we're going to start right away. it started in 1987 on the floor of the united states senate by ted kennedy. go. >> mr. bork, subsequently retracted, the most

greg, mark, natasha, jeff, steve my colleagues here at nbc news. here is the 44th president of the united states. >> yes we can! yes we can! >> thank you, everybody. thank you. it is good to be back in california. it is good to be back, i love you, too. i do. i -- i just had time to spend with some amazing democratic candidates for congress. you're going to hear more about each of them in a minute. from some of the people that they're running to represent. they're going to testify to how wonderful these candidates are. but i'm going to -- but i'm going talk about them any way. but before i do so, i just want to mention, i was telling them that i went to disney land twice when i was younger. the first time was when i was 11 years old. now there is no better time to go to disney land than when you are 11 years old. and i lived in hawaii, so this was my first big trip to the mainland and i was with my grandmother, who at that point, her health was starting to fail a little bit and her eyesight was starting to go. i was with my mom. i was with my baby

mark is in for steve. we have your forecast, little bit of everything. >> yes. it is a weather story over the next seven days. a heat up and a cooldown and maybe some raindrops. let's look at the forecast today that is warmer than yesterday. it could be the hottest day of the week emma. tomorrow is hot and we will cool things off. we are tracking fog locally dense with portions of the bay with oakland and right near the immediate coast line. santa rosa is 49 and san francisco is 42 degrees. fremont is in the mid 50s. today, we have fog with more sunshine and patchy fog to keep in mind as you head to the coast this afternoon. it is and the 60s there and 70 and 80s along the bay. be ready for inland heat. it is 6:31. this is a spare the air day. it is a good day to take mass transit. >> that is right. if you are driving to san francisco, it is tough. some people have to drive. this is the bay bridge that is backed up. if you have a choice, i think you should consider strongly taking b.a.r.t.. b.a.r.t. is the best tiey are going t force transit center that opened n

mark byrnes about the influence of radio on world war ii-era politics. we spoke with him at "the organization of american historians annual meeting" in sacramento, california. this is about 20 minutes. steve: mark byrnes is a professor of history at wofford college.

. >> steve: and captain morgan beat the crap out of me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @virgogirl93. i wonder if she went to school with my friend marknner at the restaurant i worked at. my boss yelled, 'you're fired.' and i yelled back, 'totally worth it.'" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's righ. it is worth it. to get an autograph from ryan reynolds. i love that dude. this one's from @hollyb32. she says, "my friend decided to vent on facebook about how much she hated her job. she accidentally tagged her boss in the post. [ audience ohs ] they fired her in the comments." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ the future is here jimmy: this one's from @margotb08471590. [ laughter ] so catchy. just rolls off the tongue. >> steve: that's very -- rolls off the tongue. >> jimmy: very easy to remember. she says, "back in 1990 i got fired from walmart for getting on the pa system and yelling ♪ everybody dance now ♪ ♪ give me the music [ light laughter ] >> steve: that was -- >> jimmy: it's getting -- it's getting -- it's getting -- would you like -- is that a different song? >> tariq: power. >> jimmy: oh, well that's -- ♪ i got the power >>

. -- steve jobs theater. mark gurman takes a look.isputing the no hype that surrounds a nettle daschle -- apple product launch. anticipation reached a fever pitch as they unveiled the iphone x. >> iphone x. forwarde biggest leap since the original iphone. mark: it was touted as the most significant upgrade in the iphone's tenure history. , aan incredible new design true depth camera system, and more powerful technologies than we ever put in an iphone before. mark: how will this year's event compete? the iphone x is here to stay. we expect three new models look and acting like the iphone from last year. the first will be the iphone x s. will come with a faster processor and upgraded camera. there will also be a large screen version that is expected to come with the name iphone x max. then, another one will have a cheaper lcd screen instead of oled. while the phones are significant to the bottom line, do not expect to see any breakthrough features. those will come next year. apple hopes the new phones will appeal to a greater array of a

investigation, it is brett kavanagh because i think he is really deathly afraid of what mark judge will say. >> steve schmidt, i hate to get personal, but let's get personal. it's late. lindsey graham, what do you think is going on with him? and here's why i ask. when his friend john mccain was alive -- and you've spent time around both gentlemen -- he liked being known as a bit of a maverick. but since the death of john mccain, i think you can draw a line to the kind of dizzyingly fast degree with which he has become an unquestioning trump supporter. republican from south carolina. i get the rest of it politically. but what do you think is the motivation here? >> he's corrupted by ambition, corrupted by politics, and it's tragic because this country could use a statesman right now. and lindsey graham for a long time was on a path that he would be that person, that he'd be a figure of courage, that he'd be a serious person in a frivolous era. to see him corrupted by the trump era, to see him become sycoph antic, to become dishonest and angry and smearing, tragic. certainly not the person i once knew.

but can you preorder now at -- that's all for tonight, my thanks to all of our guests, mark levin is up next. i'm steve hilton. see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. ♪ mark: hello .ark: hello mark: hello america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have a great guest. shelby steele. how are you, sir? >> i'm good. mark: great honor to see you. >> thanks for having me. mark: a fan of yours for years and years and years, first time we're meeting. >> it's mutual. mark: thank you. you are author, columnist, you've done documentary films, you're a senior fellow at stanford's hoover institution, you specialize in the study of race relation, multiculturalism, affirmative action, you were born in chicago, january 1, 1946. your father was a truck driver, met your mother ruth as a social worker working for the congress of racial equality. you hold a ph.d. in english from the university of utah, ma in socialology from southern illinois university. ba from koch college. latest book is great book too, shame, how america's past sins have polarized our country. you are a pret

mark: we are here the steve jobs theater and this is the iphone x s. it looks just like an iphone x. there is an upgrade on the hardware and software side. it has a faster processor. it starts at the same price as some of the new wallpapers. you can press down on it. overall, it is just like an iphone x. same general design, features, stainless steel casing. the big difference is that there is a bigger version now with the xs max. the reason they call it the max is that it is bigger than the plus screen size as well. this is the xs max, the bigger xs.than the iphone x and at 6.5 inches, the overall 8+, is the same as the 7 or but you have an inch more diagonally. this is $1050. you have this white, silver color as well as the new gold finish and a silver one. that is the iphone xs. it will go on sale september 21st. this is the lower-cost iphone xr. it is $750 so it is sandwiched in between on this pricing scale. 6.1 inch screen. this is an ltd screen. it is a little bit thicker than those devices having the metal edges instead of the stainless steel.

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mark, david with us from new york. do not turn away. we have got live coverage from cupertino, california. i am here in front of the steve jobs theater in this is the seventh year that tim cook has been running the company. lots more to watch for, including potentially another phone, a lower price point. we will keep you posted >> we are moments away from the release of the federal reserve's -- i'm caroline hyde. let's get a check on the markets with a focus on apple, but right now we are looking at the s&p 500, dragged lower by 5%. we are unchanged across most of the indices. deals are unchanged today, but the two-year is falling, after seeing a rally in the 10 year after we had more auctions. the dollar down by 6/10 of a percent. we have heard it might fall as much as 30% over the next two years. caroline: and those beige book headlines crossing the headlines right now as the economy is expanding at a moderate pace with tight labor market conditions and rising input costs, partly due to trade disruption. so this is concern around the trade rhetoric and the trade war, and how it is playing out in the different regions t

i thank all our courageous men have helped us this morning.i'm steve nannes reporting. (ryan) this marks the third mass shooting in the country in the span of a day. a shooting at an office complex in middleton, wisconsin left three people injured yesterday. and a gunman injured four people at the "mason-town borough municipal center" in pennsylvania later in the day. police killed the shooters in both incidents yesterday. authorities say today's shooter... shot and killed himself. (ryan) and -- a los angeles charter school was placed on lockdown today due to a nearby shooting. the incident happened around noon near the charter high of the arts, multimedia, and performing school in van nuys. police say the shooting did not take place inside the school. at least two people were injured, and authorities say two suspects fled the scene. the victims were identified as a student and an employee of the charter school. it's believed at least part of the incident took place at a restaurant drive-thru across the street from the school. the mayor of oakland has some harsh words for the mayor of cu

we have steve radnor, politics editor for "the daily beast," sam stein, and capitol hill correspondent and host of "kasie d.c.," kasie hunt, and yeugene robinson, marklican strategist steve schmidt. also with us, an nbc justice security analyst, matt miller. so much to get to this morning. what a great panel, joe. >> oh, incredible panel. we have so much to talk about. i'm just curious, i want to ask mark leibovich, we were talking about the nfl before, the new yorker festival, they invite steve bannon, disinvite steve bannon, what is your take on that? >> i think -- look, it is stunning the way these -- there's like a cycle here, it is sort of amazing they did this. to begin with, they could see the backlash. i do think once you have invited someone, you should probably just stick with it, especially if you couldn't have seen this coming. but look, it's unfortunate and probably good that they get out of it quickly. it is great for steve bannon. i'm sure he will take this as a great badge of honor and we'll be hearing a lot from him on this topic over the next few days. >> steve schmidt, let me ask steve really quickly, steve, you and i have spent s

. >>> i am frank and for dave clark and mark tamayo is subbing for steve paulson and has quite the smorgasbordweather. >> a little bit of everything. could we keep hearing that song? it is a nice relaxing song. we are playing it because 30 years ago it was number one on the charts. >> 30 years. look at that. >> 1988. that is what they are telling me. a freshman at redwood high school. >> i was not born yet. >> i was -- waiting for gasia to arrive. sprocket -- >> a nice way to kick off our mornings. >>> if you like fog cosign your happy been lent hot temperatures back into the 90s later today. today should be the hottest day of the week. tomorrow is pretty hot in the low 90s thursday. today, and tomorrow hot temperatures away from the coastline but we still have fog and watch out for that it coull a mile in santa rosa. the sonoma county airport reporting a quarter of a mile visibility. the current numbers are in the 50s. the upper 40s on santa rosa. napa and several cisco taking a 53. hear the live camera towards sfo where you see fog and some hints of the cloud deck is trying to go up. we have

the result,impact, how does that carry forward question mark i want to thank our panelists tonight, kevin, page, bert, steve, and you. drew. [applause] thank you for the news coming out tonight. early,ill see bright and registration starts tomorrow and 8:00. have a great as everybody -- great night everybody. [inaudible] our nine week series, 1968 america in turmoil, is available as a podcast. you can find on our website, c-span.org/history. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. next on the civil war, university of virginia professor elizabeth barron talks about elizabeth van loon who operated a union spy ring out of the confederate capital of richmond. this hour-long talk was part of the annual summer conference posted by the get a birds college is -- gettysburg college. >> member of the history department here at gettysburg college, i'm also the director of the civil war institute. it is my pleasure this afternoon to enter his elizabeth barron, the associate director of the -- for civil war history. also the -- of american history. all the university of virginia. thankfully, she is not a hockey bu

priti patel and steve baker have been accusing downing street of leaking the briefing by mark carney,briefing he gave to cabinet earlier this week. also going back to the sunday times, this interview with theresa may. there is a huge rebellion in the cabinet against philip hammond, the chancellor, who seems to be speaking perfect sense to me, but i am not in the cabinet. let's look at the sunday times. sajid javid, tax cuts would help the uk to help with a no—deal brexit. wilby brexiteers like this as an idea? say it won't be necessary because it will be fine? javid is quite curious. this is part of his pitch to become the leader. he keeps coming up in cabinet with his own ideas for brexit, at which point theresa may slaps him down. she becomes a bloody difficult woman at that point. the idea of tax cuts to boost the economy obviously is suggesting the economy will dip after brexit anyway. this was basically the idea that gordon brown had after 2008, when we had austerity. rather than the austerity and cuts that came with it, actually invest money into the economy and try to boost it

steve: i don't know how exactly the professor's name is mark fibrini finite mathematics and talks about get it. ed: what's the connection? steve: tomi, thank you very much. have a great week out there in california. ainsley: reading writing and arithmetic has changed. florence is a once in a lifetime storm. steve: how do you prepare for something like that. north carolina governor roy cooper and fema administrator brock long join us with what millions of people need to hear in the next day. ed: plus, eric trump here live in the 8:00 hour. big show rolls on. nothing says fall like a homecoming football game, so let's promote our fall travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. touchdown. earn a free night when you stay just twice this fall. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. and got them back on track. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms a

i want to take a look at mark gurman's review of the newest iphones now. we are here the steve jobs theater and this is the iphone x next -- iphone x s. it looks just like an iphone x. there is an upgrade on the hardware and software side. it has a faster processor. it starts at the same price as some of the new wallpapers. you can press down on it. overall, it is just like an iphone x. same general design, features, stainless steel casing. the big difference is that there is a bigger version now with the 10 x max which starts at -- iphone x s max. this is the iphone 10 as max -- x max -- s max. the reason they call it the max is that it is bigger than the plus screen size as well. the overall phone is the same size two and eight plus but you have that much screen and more diagonally. you can see the websites and interfaces much bigger. it goes inside the side like an ipad or you have some of your content on one side and other content on the other. same camera and chip system going on on this one as you had going on with the iphone x as well. this is 1050. you have this white,

steve: mark, the director, can you take weather 8?ws exactly what is going on there. look at that 105 miles per hour winds in wilmington. bill hemmer is right there in the bulls eye with this particular storm right now. bill, you are in the middle of it. >> bill: that was an amazing thing. i'm going to move up here a little bit so we can try to catch these the wind right here. you are a weather man, do you this janice dean is watching this as well. when you think about a storm, even five days in advance, when you look at that track and wilmington was always on the map, always, it was always there. and you think about erma from a year ago, we have sent so many team down to florida trying to figure out that storm. what erma did was move to the south. right after she got to -- she took smacked the keys and you saw the devastation there and went up north into naples and then the storm scattered. again, that's the lesson about these hurricanes. you don't know whether a they do once they interact with land. starting to get an idea whether a

mark judge. so what is the problem? well, they witnessed it and they were part of it. did you witness anything? no. but i have witnesses that back up my story. steve: she is accusing them, mark judge and brett kavanaugh of drugging girls so that he this could assault they will. brian: she does not say that in the affidavit that she has proof they did that nor did she see it. in the affidavit alan dershowitz who seems to know a lot about the law says this affidavit is so open-ended any good lawyer or defense attorney would be able to tear this thing apart in 30 seconds. it's an embarrassment to the law that anyone would file an affidavit like that filled with hearsay, filled with well, i was raped, but he didn't rape me. he was there, he saw it, where was he? there was a witness, people told me, it would happen 10 times, i went back and knew there were more rapes, even though she knew it was going back she went back. i went back to the party. that's the problem with the affidavit that was released as avenatti goes out there and talks about himself for the next three or four hours on national networks and you think by the end not only is avenatti no

he was one of the people who helped steve jobs launched the macintosh. and is the ceo of boomerang mark gurman who covers apple for bloomberg. mark, what the, what the make os today? will this reflect in initial sales? are more people ordering online? mark: we are seeing lines of year for thelast iphone x, but double what we saw for the iphone eight. if you think of the success in the order so far, i would sandwich it in between. the iphone 8 did not have strong demand but the tended. -- ten did. having few new features, that is affecting it. emily: andy, you worked for steve jobs a while ago and now there is a family of iphones. what do you think about this strategy? andy: the real product is ios and all of the connections to it with peripherals and all of that. i think it is still one product. emily: so is it a smart strategy? andy: i think it is. the more accessories they can sell, the better. emily: in the meantime, mark, i want to get your thoughts on everything amazon unveiled. a lot of products. i think there are 70 some products. walk us through what you has real potential or wh

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the wife of steve jobs bought a majority stake in the atlantic last year. in a tweet mark always been in the u steek issues that affect us ul meredith which publishing better homes and garden they put time, fortune, money, sport ip lus straighted up for sale time has been slashing circulation as it tries to cut printing costs and expand its digital reach. they had a really amazing cover story this week about teachers and how they sell their blood in order to make ends meet. teachers who make nothing and pay for their students goods. >> bertha, we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> amazon, daily amazon update. amazon has launched a new section on its site called store front. it will only list items for small and mid sized businesses. we are continuing to follow the latest on the aftermath of hurricane florence flooding the biggest threat for coastal carolina many businesses will remain closed today and this week as they assess damage your next guest says a local business lost $1 billion in sales due to the storm joining us once again is evan go gold we appreciated your insigh

i'm steve hilton, see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests, bradley smith, how are you my friend? great to see you, gregg jarrett, good to see you. >> good to be here. mark: briefly, everybody knows who you guys are, we're going to do this anyway, just in case. you were commissioner at the federal election commission, starting in 2000. you were chairman at one point. you graduated from harvard law school, and you were confirmed to the fec in 2000. prior to your appointment, you were professor of law at capitol university in columbus, ohio. you taught election law, you spent your whole life studying, teaching and around election law, is that correct? >> yes. mark: writeings on campaign finance, other election issues, and this is important that we get your background in here. they've appeared in the yale law journal, university of pennsylvania law review, georgetown law journal, the harvard journal of legislation, cornelle journal of law and public policy

steve: welcome to "fox & friends." a special edition we have for the last 17 years marked what happened 17 years ago today in lower manhattanal with a special program remembering some of the things that happened. in fact, there are certain images that are so powerful we only show them once a year. and this morning we're going to show

. >>> we are following the storm and steve is in the weather center telling us the latest on the search. >>> mark is a spot on. the wind is based on a scale and while it may not be as strong as it was, the storm surge and the rainfall, and even tornadic activity can cause even more damage. so that was a very good point. also the slow-moving interest harvey was. category 2 based on the wind with 140 miles per hour and the could be rapid deepening of the system because it is moving over the gulfstream. some ater temperatures are 80 forecast models actually deepened as rapidly over the next 12 hours. by tonight do not be surprised if this increases in intensity. not only that come up now it starts to move slowly as heading in between wilmington looks like jacksonville, but some of the outer bands are already moving on sore and the wind has picked up not sustained but there have been guests over 50. a category 2 and a category 1. it looks like he wants to go over south carolina but maybe not until friday night and into saturday. you can see some of these towards beaufort. 40s and even towards cherry

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steve, my colleague in anaheim for that speech. jeff bennett, who covers the white house for nbc. also, natasha, a staff writer for the atlantic and markovered the supreme court and greg store, a supreme court reporter for bloomberg news. going to spend some time talk ing about brett kavanagh. let's go to anaheim first to steve and steve, you mentioned a moment ago, we're a little bit behind schedule here waiting for the 44th president to begin. what can we expect from him? >> right now, we're hear iing a lot of pop music, trying to keep the crowd hyped. they've been standing for quite some time now awaiting the former president to show up. about 800 strong that have packed this relatively small ballroom. you can see the people packed pretty close together. they're excited to hear remarks from the former president, specifically after he gave remarks to the illinois crowd. some of the same rhetoric. the sering indictments basically against the republican party, against the administration, against voters who he sort of characterized as complacent in a lot of cases, trying to get people hyped up ready to vote. and particularly is a big is

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steve: as we were looking at some of the images, mark if you could rerack some of the pictures of rudyd in your hand one of those little papers that a lot of people were circulating. now, 17 years later, we know all that dust was toxic. 10,000 people have been diagnosed with cancer the terrorists killed 3,000 and ultimately cancer may kill thousands more. are you worried today you might have breathed some really bad stuff. >> you notice i wasn't wearing a mask there with the president and i wasn't wearing a mask here. i was holding it. can you see hillary clinton to my left, your right who was wearing a mask. no, we did not realize it was as bad as it was. we were told by the e.p.a. that it was. steve: that it was safe. >> not safe but it wasn't toxic. brian: man, were they wrong. >> you could get congestion. i halfway through had a nasal because i couldn't breathe. steve: are you worried? >> no. i haven't any conditions. have you ptsd. a certain number of the firefighters and police officers. particularly since it was -- in some ways even nor stressful for them than maybe even a war w

steve liesman is here and mark zandi is here with the numbers. >> 163.be the august payrolls rose by 163,000. that's a bit below the estimate and there was a revision, slight revision down by 2,000 to the very strong still in july. 217,000. you can see everything you need to know of the goods up 24,000, services continues to roll ahead, 139,000 but that 24,000 number's a good number for the good sector and there's the estimate for 192. we'll see if that comes down. now i want to look at business size. this is interesting and i think may be important. small businesses up by 21,000, but look at that medium number, up by 111,000 and large employees up by 31,000. we'll talk to mark about this. its not as sexy as saying small business but medium business has been leading the way on job growth. let's take a very good look on sector here, education always leading the way. leisure hospitality also a greater sign of disposable income. manufacturing is a strong number. president trump crowing about that number and the big gain in manufacturing employment. let's br