i'm with mick mulvaney on that. >> mick mulvaney is very slick.he said is not that bad. >> if he said if ted cruz wasn't odious. >> he didn't say everybody hates trump. he stepped around it. >> he said if you remove his personality, it would be fine. >> well, yes. >> let me make sure i'm not missing this. >> he wants candidates to avoid the discussion of him being -- >> of who trump is? >> to focus on the economy. that's what they're all trying to dwoith no help from the president except for his tweet today. >> this is what they always say, and this is what they're trying to continue to induce donors with. we're going to reverse historical trends and not lose in the midterms. it's not realistic. if you look at all the issues and cryou just named one of the family separation. and health care is a huge one the democrats are running on, and there's president trump. it's interesting the ron mcdaniel and everyone who works in the trump administration, especially the ones at the evangelical leader dinner should no republicans are turning on republicans

we'll have mick mulvaney on later.he wanted to do was upend the consumer protection bureau is that a good idea? >> i think the consumer protection bureau as originally structured was not a good idea but do we need consumer protection protection, is the concept correct? absolutely i would have much preferred a commission than a single-headed agency but the idea of consumer protection as we saw in the next three years it was desperately needed >> one thing you talked about, paulson, bernanke, geithner wrote an op-ed about, if we run into another crisis, the hands of lawmakers and policymakers and regulators are in some ways more tied than they were ten years ago. >> unfortunately that is correct. dodd-frank had far more good aspects than bad, but there were a number of foolish provisions in dodd-frank, one of those does restrict the federal reserve's ability to assist a troubled institution. >> what do you worry about in terms of the next crisis, when you think about the banks that are your clients >> i would think the o

according to "the washington post," white house budget director mick mulvaney told donors, "you may hate the president. and there are a lot of people who do. but they certainly like the way the country is going." mick mulvaney is also reportedly saying the midterms will depend on candidates' likeability, also saying one of the races at risk is the texas senate race. keep in mind, senator ted cruz is the incumbent in that seat. after some intense exchanges in the campaign with president trump, trump will rally for cruz in texas next month. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> sticking with politics, george papadopoulos speaking out to abc news for the first time since being sentenced for lying to the fbi. he claims campaign members including jeff sessions were fully aware of his efforts to potentially broker a meeting with vladimir putin. and then there's the president's decision about stormy daniels. here's tara palmeri. >> reporter: tonight, former trump campaign aide george papadopoulos admitting he lied to the fbi about his contacts with someone suspected of being a russian operative, to

operations, again, mick will handle the day-to-day operations of the restaurant. he has been in the business about 20 years. and he will run the restaurant. community engagement. i've been in san francisco doing business for 26 years as a small local business. i have probably interacted with 90% of the small businesses in san francisco over the years, primarily through the construction. but very familiar with c.m.d., city build. all those organizations. and to conclude, if you have any questions we would be happy to answer, otherwise we look forward to moving forward and getting this restaurant open. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. thanks, derek. i think, maybe in light of the time here, if we may, we could just go right to your comments and sum it up with the next steps. i just want to provide a little bit of perspective. we did do extensive evaluation, it's in your written staff report, we will spare you that this evening. but it's actually very robust and not only that our century urban consultant made some recommendations and can kind of

>> brennan: there was a recording at journal and "new york times" both had there also saying that mickvaney said there's real possibility that sector ted cruz may lose his race in texas. >> no. he said it's important to be likable. we're not going to lose texas. he said it's important to be likable, i'm going to make this point i don't think it's likely you could have texas, florida in the play he was talking to the candidate we had in the room about importance of being likable. that is important but we're not going to lose texas. anybody who watched ted cruz this week in the judiciary hea hearings with judge kavanaugh, hearing him talk about the importance of rule of law, the importance of what judge kavanaugh would bring to the bench, caring about the constitution, knows that today cruz is excellent representative for texas he's going to win that seat. >> brennan: and likable. >> i think he's very likable. >> brennan: i'm just kidding. when we look at mid term races, the president's party often loses seats. you've got specs steps, '98, will republicans hold control of the house? >> f

that's mick mulvaney, the omb director talking to party people. politico reports that a collective conservative groups are launching a rescue effort right now for senator cruz. report notes the other republican senator from texas john cornyn said he had a simple directive to gop contributors. quote, we're not bluffing, this is real. it's a serious threat. i'm joined now by rick tyler, republican strategist and former spokesman for ted cruz's presidential campaign and victory dee francesco, professor at the l.b.j. public affairs at the university of texas in austin. thank you all. let me go to rick about this thing. ted cruz was never likeable. that was never his selling point. he was an intellectual, proud of it, a hard conservative. how close is this going to get because of his lack of likability? according to mick mulvaney. >> he wasn't liked in washington. he's getting the benefit of that. you have mitch mcconnell and cornyn who people see as part of the establishment. ted cruz ran in the tea party against the establishment. they are saying nic

the executive producer of "the circuit" on show time mark mick kinnen is with us and heidi priz blah. moment, joe, but the other kind of big sports story we're covering this morning and i'm bringing it up because i found it to be fascinating. serena, can you believe it? >> it was a fascinating way to end a u.s. open and

mick mulvaney said we could be doing fine right now. republicans know that's a problem and could cost them the house. >> that's quite a revelation there. >> one disturbing revelation that is the president nearly got the u.s. to a war with north korea with a tweet he didn't send. we will take you to north korea live. the trump administration closing the palestine liberation organization and a move the group called a dangerous escalation. a short time from now, a woman accused of being a russian spy appears in court after they admit they got one detail wrong that she offered sex for access to republicans. join t-mobile, and get netflix included for the whole family. so you can get lost in space in your own backyard. or get pumped up for your grand entrance. t-mobile lets you watch your favorite movies and shows in more places, without paying more. get an unlimited family plan with netflix on us. and right now at t-mobile, buy one samsung galaxy s9 and get one free. your spirit is unbreakable. your phone, not so much. purchase protection c

chicago, mick jagger. paul mccartney. fleetwood mac. plus, once in a lifetime collaborations.s here in this new dvd collection. >> i can begin to tell you what an honor it is for me to be out of the house, honest to god. >> it has set the stage for the greats from the 1960's. >> the who, mick jagger. >> the stones were playing in these little clubs in london. chuck berry songs. we thought we were unique. then we heard there was a group from liverpool. >> ringo sat in. i remember the moment, standing there and looking at john and george. the look on our faces. what is this? that was the moment. that was the beginning of the beatles. >> let it be. let it be let it be there will be an answer let it be ♪ >> ringo was like a professional musician. we were just like slamming around, singing. he had a beard. that is professional. ♪ >> we just wanted to get guitars, get in a band. >> i don't have to say much because i am the quiet beatle. >> ♪ look at you all see the love there that is sleeping while my guitar gently weeps ♪ >> in 2004, tom petty, george harrison's son, and steve lynw

. >> i don't know if voters mick the connection between what politicians do and what happens in a school. how do we draw that line more clearly? >> we need voters to understand, we want more access to pre-k, if we want to pay teachers better if we want to make housing more affordable, we have to get there by challenging and holding accountable our elected officials who we put in office. >> watch "after words" sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> earlier today president trump met with the emir of kuwait at the white house. during their meeting, the president discussed the brett kavanaugh hearing and bob woodward's book on his administration. this is 20 minutes. president trump: thank you very much, everybody. we have a special friend of mine, the emir of kuwait, we've had a long relationship, especially the last year and a half, things have worked out well between our countries. we practice large scale trade together, investment together and most importantly terrorism and the fight against terrorism and kuwait has been a great partner. and we especially respect the e

i told mick. i said, "mick, this is a bad crowd. get back in the chopper." disappoint the fans." ah, memories. ♪ >> anthony: in tangier, i lived in one room in the native quarter. i had not taken a bath in a year, nor changed my clothes or removed them except to stick a needle every hour in the fibrous gray wooden flesh of terminal addiction. i never cleaned or dusted the room. empty ampoule boxes and garbage piled up to the ceiling. light and water, long since turned off for non-payment. i did absolutely nothing. i could look at the end of my shoe for eight hours. i was only roused to action when the hourglass of junk ran out. [ typewriter clicks ] the words of william seward burroughs, one of my heroes. he came to tangier in 1953, shortly after shooting his wife to death in a drunken accident in mexico city. he was a heroin addict, a homosexual and an inspiration to those proto-hipsters who came to be known as the beats. burroughs, however, was not a hipster. there was nothing beatnik about him. he was a somewhat stuffy, well-dressed, st. louis son of a go

debt as well the consumer financial protection bureau currently led by interim director and sneaky mick mulvaney plans to roll back protections of the military lending act a law that protects active duty military from predatory lenders and fraud for more on this we go to our senior loan shark natalie mcgill. no way. are you worried about this we are not too worried about a group that has an entire law written just for them while they're zero for the rest of us who made financial decisions right where is the law the stop college freshman natalie from signing up for a credit card for a free t. shirt. fifty dollars in some nachos. where's the lot of point out the fine print where it said it was actually just fifty dollars worth of nachos. plus the beer i was only scaling back on supervising lenders and just taking action against lenders if it receives a complaint so they'll wait until something happens before they do something that sounds like a terrible point out that sounds like every superhero i've seen in a movie ever. did you hear about the new superman movie where he just squats outs

so mick is leaving, yesterday during that change of command.y telling about what he sees as the future of the fight. >> well, amazing to think that he might command someone during his time there who wasn't born when the conflict began as we're coming up on -- passing -- coming up on 17 years. taliban commanders there, they're now offering to talk to the government about peace, making peace, speaking about isis as their number one enemy. have a listen. >> our enemy is first isis, and then government. >> this is a taliban who just in the last few weeks made a horrible assault on the city of ghazni. is this someone the u.s. can sit down across from and believe they can reach a substantive agreement with? >> you have to pull people into peace talks. that's part of the diplomatic effort. you hit it right on head, if this is duplicitous on the part of the taliban, they in fact waited for the movement of u.s. and afghan forces out of ghazni province before they attempted their attacks there and tried to ambush many of the afghan and u.s. forces. takin

was actually i'm so bored of you and i was someone's ex-girlfriend or girlfriend of the day i think mick jones had written the song and he written more of an emotional kind of doing more than a romantic and he had a lyric i'm so bored of you and jerry came in was like never mind that rubbish will change it i'm so bored with the usa that was joe and you directed their videos of course do you think that their internationalism because they sang about u.s. foreign policy in your liberal economics local government doing the internationalism spain catalonia it came from the internationalism provided by the base of the track from the caribbean as well i think that was one element but you have to understand that joe was the son of a diplomat and in these early years he lived in a lot of different places i think he lived in spain he lived in. morocco and he traveled a lot and joe was very empathetic to the downtrodden and the oppressed yet he was a man of the people very much in the spirit of bob marley's and gil scott herons and woody guthrie's and bob dylan's and john. well and he was one of th

this is what mick mulvaney, a confidant of president trump is quoted as saying. new york times in a private fundraiser. you may hate the president and there's a lot of people who do but they certainly like the way the country is going. if you figure out a way to subtract from that equation how they feel about the president, the numbers go up dramatically. tom, this brings up a good point. people don't need to be told how to feel about the economy, they feel it every day in their pocketbooks. we all do, good, bad or indifferent. the economy's on fire. reasonable people can agree on that. is it a problem for democrats that they can't get around that? >> i don't think so at all. the democrats are pointed out. i think it's a really important point, one that's been made for years frankly by republicans, that when you get -- yes, the economy's on fire, it's on fire like pouring gasoline on a small fire, making it a big fire. when you take $1.5 trillion and borrow it from our grandchildren and give it to billionaires in order to goose the economy, you are setting up a d

. >> the president's budget director mick mulvaney was talking to republican voters, he said there'sty we will win a race for senate in florida and lose a race for senate in texas. if you figure out a way to subtract from that equation how they feel about the president, the numbers go up dramatically, that's mick mulvaney acknowledging that president trump is a drag on some, not all, but some candidates. >> in the philly suburbs, in suburban areas outside of large major cities, where you have a lot of swing voters, but it's not true in a great vast is majority of these states and these districts. >> what the difference is, is it's all about candidates, right? and if you recruit good candidates, ralph northrup, good candidate. >> when urban becomes chief of staff, mulvaney is not go to go around going off message like that? >> candidates matter in all these races. >> david, it always matters when you open doors you want to see what's on the other side, you want something in there, but this is an energized democratic party because of the hatred for trump. but if you look at the "new yo

there's a lot going on we are chit-chatting while you were chit-chatting mick mulvaney will be with usst, maggie a number of ceos the ceo of hershey on deck the ceo of docusign and a lot more there will be an overhang of all the news we're not -- not business news, but other news going on today i don't know what that is. >> what's going on >> i don't know. a lot of business news >> a lot of news out there >> i don't know what that's about. >> andrew ross sorkin, thank you. >>> happy birthday, google the company formerly known as back rub turns 21 years old. in its honor they're celebrating with a google doodle. it highlights some popular search terms in google history that including y2k, pluto's planetary downgrade and the royal wedding. >>> one stock to watch today is bed bath & beyond. that will be not a good stock. not good for investors that stock falling as much as 15% in extended hours trading. u.s. consumers may be spending again. most retail stocks are up. bed bath & beyond struggling to get those consumers into stores. second quarter earnings and revenue missing forecasts. sam

was actually i'm so bored of you and i was someone's ex-girlfriend or girlfriend of the day i think mick jones and written the song and he make more of an emotional kind of doing more than a romantic and he had a lyric i'm so bored of you and jerry came in was like never mind that rubbish will change it i'm so bored with the usa that was joe and you directed their videos of course do you think that their internationalism because they sang about u.s. foreign policy in your liberal economics local government doing the internationalism spain catalonia it came from the internationalism provided by the base of the track from the caribbean as well i think that was one element but you have to understand that joe was the son of a diplomat and in these early years he lived in a lot of different places i think he lived in spain he lived in. morocco and he traveled a lot and joe was very empathetic to the downtrodden and the oppressed he was a man of the people very much in the spirit of bob marley's and guilts got herons and woody guthrie's and bob dylan's and john. well and he was one of them bec

mick mick rich edson's live on capitol hill. hey, rich. so senator flake says he changed his mind after a conversation with a democratic colleague. >> reporter: that's right, mike, and good afternoon. senator flake says after a conversation with democratic colleague chris coons helped to change his mind on all of this and push more that one-week investigation by the fbi. senator flake spoke to "the atlantic" in which he says he trusts chris coons and that if it were anybody else, he wouldn't have taken that plea seriously. he also says, quote, i don't know if there was any one thing, but it was just unsettled. , you know, when i got back to the committee, i saw the food fight between the parties, the democrats saying they're going to walk out, the republicans blaming everything on the democrats. flake believes this one-week investigation will actually help kavanaugh, that he plans on voting for kavanaugh's nomination unless the investigation brings up something or unearths something that would prevent him from doing so, mike. mike: interes

mick mulvaney heard on a pirated tape, saying you may hate the president, and there's a lot of peopleut they certainly like the way the country is doing. if you figure out a way to subtract from that equation, how they feel about the president, the numbers go up dramatically. the republicdemocrats have to s seats, where republicans only have to save nine. ted cruz is in a margin of error whe in a state where the president won more than the margin of error. talk about the senate, because we have been overlooking the senate with all the attention on the house and because the democrats are clearly playing defense, but they have got some shots, if you look at missouri, if you look at tennessee where they're dead even polls right now, so they're in play, florida is also very, very tight, so that's a problem for bill nelson. but now look at texas, do you think it's even possible that texas is in play or is this just trying to rally the base on mick mulvaney's part. >> there's no question about it, the question is that betta win. >> he's running the hottest campaign yet. all of this hype tha

mick mulvaney, are they pulling back. is he going to lose support? rally and michael avenatti is i think -- i think they are running scared. the president does not want to back a loser, regardless of what he said. >> the president supporting ted cruz is not helping. >> it's a weird situation. 47-47 on approval, disapproval. i'm not sure it helps ted to have the president down there. >> you were at that football game. what was the sense of talking about politics. >> we talked about this. you get outside the beltway and people are more civilized. you can take texas out of the civilized game. it's a nasty race down there. there are allegations back and forth. right now the o'rourke campaign said it penetrated text messaging and saying help us get illegal immigrants to the polls. that's the kind of thing people are worried about. >> friday night lights. thank you. cal perry is with us for that special report. as we saw in cal's package, the kneeling protest is polarizing political and social issues. this week we saw consumers burn nike merchandise featur

trails that attracts tourists more and more of them when is it too much of a good thing as of him as mick jones you come to lay fashion at the weekend when the weather's good and you'll see right away there's too much going on to feed and there aren't enough parking space i should think you know it was too low at the park everywhere from three in the past five or six years it skyrocketed if i think people also come on weekdays. in the summer it doesn't matter if it's sunday or monday one and we locals sometimes find the masses of tourists unbearable. what damage are the tourists doing random hiking trails are under strain people don't always walk on the signposted trails but march across the country sign up to trying for a shortcut and that doesn't help either when i'm back. what would you like to see happen. you heard him ever heard i'd like everyone involved the community land wants the state of bavaria and the bavarian state forest to which all these belong to sit down at a table and say we need to plan for the future of our concept. like elsewhere in bavaria you'll find many farms in

mick and this legacy? >> yes. very, veryth nice suffering and that is why he is successful with six union officials. and that grants presidency was betrayed and that's in many ways it was a successful presidency with the african-american community. with that revisionist vents so people accepted the portraits i'm happy for that but surprised. jean. translator: _spee17 speemac we are are joined by our fox and friends .

it you'll see how many operate you make some good bad yet it's all it big no mick is all saudi city of paris a commune previa talks on it it. is far from being an isolated case. other leading french companies in the energy sector are being prosecuted by america the other french nuclear giant river could soon find itself on the d.o.j. is raid on another french company targeted by the us is extraterritorial judicial system becomes a threat to french industry. the data is only shoot with data and. you have you don't totally conclude bodies i mean you would have to have because you want him. to put on the all is only for. fate which also said. he thought just wanted to make it in was eight dignity. which i realized was a look at daily kilometers to walk us. through a gate devalued by. the idea point of focused our young men. who had been the horse when it would have felt it had been big when if you've been fortunate have been because he don't so if you google him is it by finney. please hold on could be mental disease as you need elevators cintron shows i know was mcconnell seen. said a fe

cook, especially, we should bear in mind, mickjagger who pledged especially, we should bear in mind, mickged to especially, we should bear in mind, mickjagger who pledged to give a certain amount of money for the chance to shine charity, depending on what happened in the innings. i think now he is up to £120,000 he will have to hand over. that is another tour for the rolling stones. we have seen plenty of fantastic heads for the last 12 years from alastair cook and greater luggage room from the crowd when he entered the top five of the all—time list. he surpassed the record of 12,400? we could spend the rest of the evening going over these amazing stats. 622 hours at the crease in england career. the only men who have scored more than him are tendulkar, ricky ponting ‘s, players of the modern era when players were able to play more test matches. it is the year in, year out drain on alistair cooke, which i am sure has led him to make this decision. but you cannot help wondering that say he has a winter off, england struggle and that he been left in the england dressing room about him, they

. >> mick mulvaney is reported by "the new york times" suggesting that the republican party officialsa private meeting on saturday, that republicans might fare better in november if they, quote, subtract the president's divisive personality from voters' minds. number one, do you think he's right, and dtwo, is that possible? >> no, with of course it's not possible. my midterm election is a referendum on the president, his policies and his personal attributes. look, we were walloped in 2010 when i worked for president obama, because he used his political capital to get health care through or move health care through. and the candidates who voted for that were caught up in the cross fire of that as the tea party was rising. people have concerns, as we saw in this poll, about president trump's leadership, his fitness for office, whether he's actually fighting for the little guy. that impacts people, as well. you can't just subtract the president's approval rating. it is fascinating, though, because mick mulvaney has been on every short list out there for chief of staff. and your potential

but it wasn't all that news for the home side thanks to mick burying the ball just after the restart nurnberg at least in their first point of the season. the agony after the ecstasy. like seriously. on the inside. i was all. thinking i had. the better chances and took the lead through a precise finish from a ts so much like six salvage to draw rafters on kev and i was standing at the bullets but the points are just so golf is not enough that anything serious something should. mention god back when into the game against alcs bergen good for ya bust the start of. but you can't win on style alone. alex berg went ahead early thanks for mikhail gorbachev's volley to the back of the net. and they held on tight to their leader. kept. busy. but then the glove box big summer transfer played a super sub as allison player drew the sides level after sixty seven minutes the first major dividend from the twenty three million euro investment and for player his mate in goal. after that neither side can close to scoring but at least both remained undefeated. a month before welcoming manchester city

. >> the president's budget director mick mulvaney was talking to republican donors in new york city cruz in texas. here's what he said, there's a very real possibility that we will win a race for senate in florida but lose a race in texas for senate. if you figure out a way to subtract, the numbers go up dramatically. that's mick mulvany acknowledging that trump is a drag on some, not all, but some candidates. >> in suburban areas outside of large major cities, that's probably true, but it's not true in a great vast majority of these states and these districts. what the difference is it's all about candidates. it proves it's unlikable in that quote. when urban becomes chief of staff, mulvaney is not going to go often like that. >> it always matters that you have good candidates that you want one that covered doors open, and what's on the other side. but ultimately this is about trump, there is a energized democratic party because people hate trump. democrats are uning on things like health care, on corruption, on the economy, they're doing it effectively. >> the good news for your p

they have all shown mick caccai lack of a better term, a classy send off. president trump refusing to lower the flag beyond the prescribed amount of time this week, then reversing that decision and yesterday, through the funeral tweeting about a variety of issues, seemingly unable to take the idea he wasn't the center of attention for five minutes. >> police coe has con trig uters complaining about the tribute to senator john mccain and president trump tweeting, make america great again in caps. was this about the president being snubbed by mccain, despite their open feud? how did you read this? >> look, there's no question the president and the late senator, john mccain, had a tense relationship, to put it mildly. i think when you look at the funeral proceedings within the past week, you know, what a great tribute to an american patriot. >> jonathan, you brought this up before because we are learning how jared and ivanka ended up at the service. ivanka was asked to attend by senator lindsey graham who would clear the invitation with john mccain's widow. jo

how many of you are fans of mick t? i figured. i was with some junior officers up in alaska and i came back and i asked our inspector general about it and these are those self-assessment checklists from the inspector general. how about we fix that? when i checked in with our deputy i.t. he said the airmen are right and then some. so the ig is working with the aero assessment staff to cut the checklist in half by november. [applaus [applause], but this is about more than getting rid of out of date micromanagement. in a high end conflict, we must anticipate that we will not have exquisite command and control. communications will be degraded or intermittent. we will expect you to take mission orders and do your best to accomplish the objective. if we expect you to fight that way in war time, we have to treat you that way in peace time. this is a war fighting imperative. you know, part of the implementation of the national defense strategy is also buying things faster and smarter. airmen at wright patterson air force base have develop

but it wasn't news for the home side thanks to mick. just after the restart nurnberg at least in their first point of the season. after the ecstasy. seriously. i was happy on the inside. i was already thinking i had. the better chances to precise finish from the moment like six drawer after i was standing. but the points just so dolph is not enough for any serious. mention god back went into the game against our good form. but you can't win on style alone. head early thanks. to the back of the net. and they held on tight to their lead. busy. but the big summer transfer played a super sub. after sixty seven minutes the first major dividend from the twenty three million. and. after that. neither side can close to scoring but at least both remained undefeated. a month before welcoming manchester city on saturday hoffenheim hosted lowly freiburg any thoughts nico showed sorry sorry for what that hoffenheim didn't actually opened the scoring didn't courcelles he had until the video assistant intervened and rightly will tim off signed freibur

been someone we became friends and began talking about what kind of fashion we like so we thought mick going to troy. the duo founded the auto lingo label three years ago in berlin it's steadily grown in popularity today they're conducting fittings in preparation for their first show at paris fashion week for the true swiss partners will even get to present their unconventional creations as part of the official calendar of events they describe their style there is fiction and fantasy as if it's nice and there's always something new there always surprises sometimes familiar things are reinterpreted perhaps in a unique way so it's an adventure. the highlight of their new collection is a ripped and faded hawaiian print kartika. been then less than men all think and we've been you can see the whole process by looking at the when it's clear how it's been made me dimple joked. one day later backstage moments before the fashion show this was designers are getting nervous. but there's no reason to worry the show is packed with fashion enthusiasts. the editor in chief for vogue germany christia

no word if the city council will mick a final decision tonight. >> well, late tonight as well, a major decision about a legendary property in the south bay. the valco shopping mall will be transformed into a huge $4 billion complex. we're talking homes, retail stores and office space. now, after months of heated debate and especially tonight, the cupertino city council sided with developers saying it will be a big boost to the local economy. >> the mall's goes over 1 million square of vacant space and that's the lions share of them all and the remaining tennants there are suffering from obviously being in a dead mall. they are looking for revitalization. this community is looking to have this mall restored as a social heart as it once was decades ago. >> some residents were against the project saying it would be too much for suburban cupertino. construction to transform the old mall is set to begin soon. valcao, as you know, is right across the freeway from the apple headquarters. >>> a mountain lion strolling down the street again. still ahead, the city that's opinion put on alert aft

it prompted congratulations from rolling stones lead singer and cricket fan mick jagger, who thankedomised to donate to the cricket charity chance to shine for certain run, scores and wickets. the total he'll donate stands at more than $180,000 so far with a day still to play. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team that is your tuesday sport briefing. this week, the bbc is launching a series looking at europe's identity crisis, exploring the rise of anti—immigration, populist and nationalist politics across the continent. in april this year, hungary's right—wing prime minister viktor 0rban claimed a landslide election victory. well, later on tuesday, the european parliament will debate the issue of liberal values in relation to hungary, including the rights of minorities and refugees, with prime minister 0rban in attendence. 0ur correspondent nick thorpe is in hungary's capital, budapest, and joins me now. it should be an interesting debate. very much so, yes. viktor 0rban under attack, but he does like a fligh

. >> why do you think martha mick sally is the best candidate? steven: she is incredibly strong and has a great story, the first female pilot to lead a fighter squadron, a great fundraiser and great competitor. she was on the offense on the night of the primary and blew away her competition, despite the fact the democrats tried to meddle in a primary and dumped $3 million of negative ads against her. we think she is a great candidate. this: we have seen highlighted in the attacks against her. what are the challenges she might face? what is her big challenge to overcome? theen: to consolidate party. aeriff arpaio represents segment of conservative republicans. she will have to unify the party. there is the mainstream in arizona that has gotten towards the swing states, so she will have to reach towards the middle while keeping a broad coalition asrepublicans in her corner she heads into the general election. >> jonathan martin of the new york times. is it fair to say the gop will control the senate next year? steven: it is very likely. i think of

mick jagger being a new dad. that's the woad lib live pictur >>> good monday morning to you.ake a live look outside. can you make out the golden gate bridge? a few cars crossing over now. we'll check the forecast coming up. also troubles with your commute as we start our day. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> marcus washington has the day off. today shutting down the freeway westbound at 238. mike will tell us about it. >> the big concern is about 12:25 tonight we were confirmed that there was a car-to-car shooting in the area. i wanted to make sure everybody knew it was only that's closed issue now. it is westbound 580. your commute reot oflo

love them her knuckles and head and i don't get me wrong mick when i when i go oh no superman. of all when they get up out there with all but will have but it still they have more. weight i had a month. to last then i got a lot of this is said to me is given in on the vocal and the next but is. if it is a hit in a bad fit is what it adds up on them and am ahead of me as to have been that i know that. if. one. when. me a brit is here. i don't go to the fuckin did i am going to be sued over the phone being a particular drive you know issue in which you know what i will be there or will there be no example of the day going to be ok if we don't sort of might we would be out.

a 150 or 160 if he is gone if these headwinds pace the way they are, i know it sounds cat a chris mickome is wasn't this is a benign selloff given the news. >> and given the volatility for the stock itself. >> we were here two weeks ago exactly this price. >> what does that tell you that we are back to two-week levels. >> exactly i don't think that big a deal. i mean i think people are so in or out on this that even this. >> mold on a second. but this is a guy who is up on fraud charges. maybe elon goes maybe he doesn't. but the reality is that fundamentals and fraud are two different things on fundamentals i don't think the company is worth this. on fraud, look, the concept that they may not be giving you the true picture of the entire thing is something that at least you can start to hypothesize when you have a ceo making stuff up the 420,000 in terms of demand on the august 13th announcement on where the -- 420? get it, the same number that was this share price that they used with his girlfriend. if they're telling you and using a number -- i'm not saying they've done but 420 is the

until now government schemes have been mick to this biometric system.gh the system. the court says it is not legal any more, it would lead to confusion for welfare schemes and other services. the government though is hoping the ruling will be in their favour but activists have cited a case in the past were a lot of people fail to register for the scheme because biometric of an does it work. if the government decides to review it, they could perhaps build a better system. thank you very much. very interesting and we will keep an eye on what the decision is an update you. you will very likely remember this face behind me. komla dumor sat in this chair and filled this studio so often and so well. he was my co— presenter at this time of day. and then died, suddenly, 4 years ago. he was just 41 years old. we meet him still. —— missed. he was ghanaian, and among much else he became a kind of posterboy for a modern africa. it's a legacy we honour with the annual komla dumor award. the idea is to uncover fresh talent from the continent, and we can reveal that t

the executive producer of "the circuit" on show time mark mick kinnen is with us and heidi priz blah. we will get more on president obama in just a moment, joe, but the other kind of big sports story we're covering this morning and i'm bringing it up because i found it to be fascinating. serena, can you believe it? >> it was a fascinating way to end a u.s. open and i know we were sitting there watching some of the greats of all time, chris everett and then of course john mcenroe also, his brother patrick mcenroe talking about what happened, billie jean king wrote an op-ed for the "washington post." it was such a sad way to end a u.s. open where you have the greatest female player in the world playing against a woman that many people believe will be the next great player in the world, but she wasn't -- her accomplishments weren't even recognized because of the showers of boos that came down from above. but we will talk about it -- >> it was fascinating. >> -- coming up. it certainly was. boy, barack obama, you know, he once said i'm lebron, baby. he sure looked like lebron when he was

when the young senator won the 1960 presidential election, mick -- mcmillan worried that kennedy was likely to be anti-british. mcmillan's bias against kennedy was deepened by the out going -- by the ongoing eisenhower administration, which actually threw shade on the incoming president. obstinate, sensitive, ruthless, and highly sexed. this was the description that eisenhower's envoy used to describe kennedy in a private meeting with mcmillan just after the november election. i suppose the reference to sex would make this a steel dossier in reverse. americans talking about the sexual appetite of a president-elect to brits. [laughter] >> though, not necessarily faded fated to bely friends, of course both leaders, one incoming and one prime minister, both leaders understood that to some extent they had to get along. mcmillan, in particular had a dream for a role that the united states could play an something he called the grand design. he wanted, desperately wanted great britain to be part of that then called european economic community, common market. now we call it the eu. now thing

was actually i'm so bored of you and i was someone's ex-girlfriend or girlfriend of the day i think mick jones written a song and he written more of an emotional kind of doing more than a romantic and he had a lyric i'm so bored of you and jerry came in was like never mind that rubbish will change it i'm so bored with the usa that was joe and you directed their videos of course do you think that their internationalism because they sang about u.s. foreign policy in your liberal economics local government doing the internationalism spain catalonia it came from the internationalism provided by the base of the track from the caribbean as well i think that was one element but you have to understand that joe was the son of a diplomat and in his early years he lived in a lot of different places i think he lived in spain he lived in. morocco and he traveled a lot and joe was very empathetic to the downtrodden and the oppressed he was a man of the people very much in the spirit of bob marley's and guilts got herons and woody guthrie's and bob dylan's and john. well and he was one of them because