between then and i thank you for talking to christine mclean thank you back to you carol. thanks very much to christine mclean 1st of all and also to you david it does look like there's a fabulous atmosphere down there and almost makes me wish i could be down there mouth south and i'm thinking even despite all of the people and the artwork and the new developments that there is definitely still the ability to get a sense of history in the place so thanks very much for bringing us that story from the east side gallery thanks to both of you. for fans of our series baking bread we haven't forgotten that this lot is reserved for our weekly dose of dough less time my colleague has ventured into danish bread culture which of course makes a lot of sense since the danes also make very good butter and to make his extremely substantial loaf of danish prime bread the organ listed some high powered help from the highest echelons of. the key ingredient for this bread is rice our dough and you'll need 60 grams of it. you can make it yourself or you can go. in dangerous some. so i met up

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scott mclean is in london near the scene of the incident with the latest details. >>the police here in london ave now confirmed that 2 injured ere killed and others in this stabbing attack on th london bridge, politicians,he prime minister and the mayor police have all praise the bravery of the bystanders who stepped in and for good reason cell phone video taken from the scene from severa different angles shows the ending of ts attack shows ordinary people wrestlingith the suspect a one point you actually see one of those bystanders come out fr that scrum with 8 pretty big looking nice supposedly used by this attacker. then you see people sort of dispersed om the suspect and en we hear police fire shots a few moments later, according to a law enforcement source with knowledge othe investigation who has spoken with cnn police fired those shots because they saw wires and ta around the suspects midsection indicating that he was carrying exploves, it turns out those exosives or hoax devices but they bring up painful memoes of the 2017. london bridge attack plan, those

>>cal fire spokesman scott mclean says staffing levels will stay the same as the agency prepares forrm and future fire potential so far this year the agency has worked 6,190 fire incidents with nearly 200,000 acres burned. crews this week are keeping an eye on areas vulnerable to mudslides across the state and preparing swift water rescue teams in the south. as fire season winds down officials say fire repair efforts continue across california could be as simple fixing fences, but it also can. >>get further down into taking those dozer lines out smooth things out and then put what we call water bars in there to prevent the flow water coming down those does your trails so basically we're kind prevent erosion and a lot of cases cal fire has also been working on 35 high priority fire prevention projects across the state. >>a lot of that work is expected to be complete by the end of this year they're progressing as we speak that looking very good so your impacts cal fire or does everyone to be prepared for what the wet weather can bring in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>next to

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shifting that shifts burden of production but not the burden of persuasion with patterson versus mclean to answer the question. >> are we still arguing so if you plead the motivating factor that's enough to survive at the pleading stage. as a matter of burden at trial for summary judgment you do have to prove the but/for causation. >>. >> what do you do with the extreme example we don't hire nonlawyers and you are black but you don't allege in the complaint you are a lawyer or you graduated from law school. then what happens? >> there isn't sufficient allegations. but let me give a different example imagine somebody files a complaint that says i went to a hotel to rent a room and i was told i could not get a room because none were available and also they don't rent to black. is that sufficient to survive a motion to dismiss? it is a motivating factor. it doesn't allege the but/for causation and that shows why it is inappropriate and the impossible standard. >>. >>. >> and with a hypothetical why is it that fails under your view at the pleading stage with that indication that is the moti

. >> and they want to take the issue up patterson versus mclean that mcdonnell douglas shifts the burden of production but not persuasion. that deals with all the issues we are talking about here. >> so at least i have in my head. don't go further if i don't. but this man would not contract with me he is the the bigoted person in state and says all kinds of racistal things and by the way he is my fifth cousin and he hates me. i never met anybody who hated me so much. and he would never have entered into this contract so there we have two sufficientt clauses in the absence of the either and do you win under the statute because the reason it is in the pleading stage what you alleged if there was if you don't win then why do you go further quick. >> because we don't want to determine if the pleading stage was the actual cause. >> so if the plaintiff concedes that i believe the end the plaintiff would not prevail but that doesn't tell us what is required at the pleading stage. >> it seems the focus is on the availability. >> but that's not in the question either. the only reason to go to the

scott mclean there in venice. popular with the tourists. let you get back to schmoozing.van dam is joining us. tell us, what is the outlook? >> you know, it's interesting, scott did a great job of showcasing how beautiful that city it's. it actually has the highest concentration of masterpieces in the world. we don't want to see this city flooded right? time will tell before we get a full scope of this disaster that has unfolded across the city. there has been another round of flooding, we know this took place yesterday. and now they're going through high tide. yesterday they reached 154 centimeters officially above the normal tide. you can see that is considered an exceptional tidal event. but that was nothing compared to like what scott said what happened on tuesday where they.second highest flooding even ever in the city of venice. the lagoon city. the tidal chart, bear with me, fluctuates with the daily tides. you can see the high tides, one taking praie ing place in venic morning. and another two, that being sunday. he did a great job of the cause and effect. a full

>>cal fire spokesman scott mclean says staffing levels will stay the same as the agency prepares for both the incoming storm and future fire potential so far this year the agency has worked 6,190 fire incidents with nearly 200,000 acres burned. crews this week are keeping an eye on areas vulnerable to mudslides across the state and preparing swift water rescue teams in the south. as fire season winds down officials say fire repair efforts continue across california the assembly's fixing fences, but it also can. >>get further down into taking those dozer lines out smooth things out and then put what we call water bars in there to prevent the flow water coming down those does your trails so basically we're kind prevent erosion and a lot of cases cal fire has also been working on 35 high priority fire prevention projects across the state. >>a lot of that work is expected to be complete by the end of this year they're progressing as we speak, they're looking very good so we are cal fire or does everyone to be prepared for what ever the wet weather can bring in sacramento, ashley zavala k

on the drive there from mclean, virginia to the kennedys' home in washington, he knew he did not want to take the job. he knew, he said, his father was going to be really, really angry. because his father wanted robert to become attorney general. in that morning over breakfast, jack kennedy would have nothing of his brother's opposition. he wanted him to be attorney general. largely because of his own interest to have an insider he could trust completely for device and counsel, but also, i think, to some extent due to pressure from his father. quite kennedy senior was a character. he was 25, he was a bank president. he had a lot on the ball. never very bitter he was fully accepted in boston society because he was irish catholic. there was a great divide in boston. it was his goal in life to get if not becoming president himself, getting one of his kids to be the first catholic president of the united states. junior, doris kearns goodwin describes him as the golden child. he was talking a handsome, good student, good athlete. kathleen kennedy said it was heresy in the kennedy family to

scott mclean remembers starting an era when california's fire season lasts for several months.e consider it closer to year round. >> there are studies out there from the university of merced that shows that the fire season has extended over the last several decades from 60 to 70 days longer now. >> there was nothing they can do with the wind. >> changes in the jetstream have also increased the frequency of high wind events, driving flames and embers, higher and farther. the cost is mounting. in the past two years alone, six of the ten most destructive wildfires in california occurred. the camp fire last year destroyed more than 18,000 structures and killed 85 people. more than any other wildfire in recorded history. so what lies ahead for the state? some argue that certain rural areas may become essentially unlivable, but experts like peter glick believe the future has as much to do with changing human behavior as it does with changing fire patterns. >> so it's partly a question of understanding what these risks are and thinking about how to adapt to them. california is not goi

>>cal fire spokesman scott mclean says staffing levels will stay the same as the agency prepares for future year the agen has wked his 6,190 fire incidents with near 200,000 acresurned. crews this week are keeping an eye on areavulnerable to mudslides acrosspthe state and preparing swift water rescue teams in the south. as fire season winds down offials say re repair efforts contue across california and the assembly is fixing fences, but it also can. >>get further down into taking those dozer lines out things out at we call water bars in ere to prent the flow water coming down those do your tal so basically we're kind prevent erosion and a lot cases cal fire has also been working on 35 high priority fe prevention projects across t state. >>a lot that work is expected to be cplete by the progressing as we speak and looking very good so your impacts cal fire or does everyone to be prepared for what ever the wet weather can bring in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>well let's alk teen with john find out more about the weather closer to home here in the b because is a will and i

santa clarita mayor marcia mclean. >> thank you. we may be the third-largest city in l.a. county, but we are a close-knit, family oriented community. and our family sticks together. i have a granddaughter who was at saugus high school this morning, and when i heard about it, the feeling that went over me was indescribable. so i felt the same thing that our families are feeling about their kids here in the community. and i just want to say that we as a city are going to be working with all agencies together to try and get through this terrible, terrible experience, including making our activities center available for this evening between 5:00 and 7:00, the school district will tell you more about that. i just want every single family member to know that we are with you. our heart is with you, and that's all i can say as to this horrible thing. there's no words to describe it. thank you. >> from our school district, colin neilson. >> thank you. i'd like to first thank our first responders and the city of santa clarita for their tremendous response this morning. first and for

to be clear from the acting secretary secretary mclean it is the continued case-by-case what we do internally a little different than this is to maintain consistency and the way we do that is the four people who are regional directors at the top of decision chains in the field talk together about these cases periodically as they feel the need it's not conversations i participate in. about cases to make sure that similarly situated people end up with similar outcomes whether grants or denials. but that's just for consistency. it doesn't introduce any standards or measuring stick if you will. to provide guidance as to how this may come out. it doesn't have any basis to do that. >> we might have a difference of opinion on that. when we say there is a case-by-case method of decision-making it just means that each faxes treated on their own presentation but there still needs to be rules and standards applied for the decision-maker to decide how the decisions to be made. >> i think that's the nub. >> but let me just shift to another question and my goal as chair of the subcommittee you got to get o

apparently prepared by your policy and strategy chief -- for a september 9 meeting with weretary mclean and you selected to lead that meeting. are you familiar with that memo? >> i do not have it memorized, but i am familiar with what you're referring to. >> the uscis has not produced that memo for us but the press , reports indicated that the memo recommended the secretary revoke uscis authority to grant request for deferred action. reportedly, it said, and here is the quote -- from the memo -- runs counter to the president's agenda to enforce our existing roles and potentially contrary to his goal of making sure that aliens are self-sufficient. mr. cuccinelli, did you direct your policy and strategy chief to send that memo that i just quoted from? >> we certainly did send a memo with recommendations to the secretary before he made his ultimate decision. it included six or seven, as i recall, different alternatives. >> did you agree with that recommendation that the authority of uscis to grant deferred action requests should be revoked? particularly, i'm interested, even as to these si

day two, bring back mclean power standard. the gase, bring back mileage standard.t is this, great leaders make decisions, not for this generation but for generations from now. we have a president that cannot keep his decisions seven minutes from now. so i want you to imagine what it will be like to have a candidate on the debate stage that can literally look at this guy and say "you know what, the midwest is not flyover country, i live here." thei will not be treating workers and the farmers of this country like poker chips in one of your bankrupt casinos because they are my friends and my neighbors. and i will have plans that i can pay for, and deadlines that i can meet that are grounded in reality. you may go to mar-a-lago and tell your rich friends that they just got a whole lot richer. you know where i will go? i will go to our neighborhood and bring them and safety legislation. [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: i will go to our small towns and bring them rural broadband and make sure everyone understands that health care is not -- i will go to our hospital