. >> reporter: mike smith was across the ballfield when it started. >> it's kind of surreal, the first time i've been back since it happened. but kind of a good feeling, looking at this memorial they are putting up, it is a great tribute to those that were injured in those that lost their lives.>> reporter: gilroy's mayor says the garden was put together quickly because they did not want the park to reopen without some sort of memorial, gilroy will add to it, including a permanent plaque for the victims and the first responders who prevented further loss of life, in gilroy, kpix 5. >>> jurors are back for deliberations after a weeklong break in the ghost ship trial. >> starting the process over again, after three jurors were dismissed, deliberations started a month ago, the jury is deciding whether the defendants are guilty of 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, in the 2016 fire, defense attorney, thinking that he thinks it will and soon. >> i sensed all along, the judge will not declare it on their own, a mistrial.>> the jury will be back at it tomorrow morning. >>> new reaction ov

. >> reporter: mike smith was just across this ball field when the shooting started. >> it's kind of surreal. it's the first time i've been back in the park since the incident happened. it's a good feeling too, look at the memorial they're putting up. it's a great tribute to those that were injured and those that lost their lives. >> reporter: gilroy's mayor says the garden was quickly put together because the city did not want the park to reopen without some sort of memorial. he said gilroy will add to it including a plaque for the victims as well as the first responders who prevented further loss of life. >> in addition to the park itself, miller road and the park trails are now also open to the community. >>> a major policy change from the nation's biggest retailer. walmart announcing it will no longer sell ammunition for handguns or short barreled rifles. it will also add alaska to the states where it has stopped selling handguns. not to bring weapons inside. all this following the mass shooting at a walmart in el paso texas last month that left 22 people dead. the company's c.e.

>>:father mike smith, he has a ton of videos directed to young adults and youth, i use them in the classroom to bring up these conversations now, especially with our middle schoolers. so, we can actually have conversations now. i think that is a big part of it, i think the catechesis, the how compassionate, not only compassionate, but passionate we are about both the teaching, but also, how do we share with our young people the truth, and can we walk them through the process, because i know every year when i go into a classroom i said my first statement is you might not like what i'm going to say to you. >> i think that, you know, and amateurish view of what religion or morality is, is telling you things you're not supposed to do, making you behave in a certain way. but i think the better approach is the richness, intellectual beauty, and spiritual death of the teachings. you got to present that, right? >> a lot of the people perceive incorrectly that there are conflicts between faith and science marais, between religion and science. so, you have people like father robert spencer who are try

.>> reporter: is the first time that neighbor mike smith has seen a republican in the neighborhood since the area is traditionally a strong democratic stronghold. the president held a fundraiser on saints. posted by the neighbor.>> there is a lot of money in the area. they need strong donation support. you're not going to be able to middle america. >> reporter: for the most part organizers called the event a success, about 400 guests were in attendance with nearly $4 million raised his next fundraising stop after leaving the bay area led to this chaotic scene in los angeles tonight. president donald trump supporters and protesters clashed out at the beverly hills hotel after somebody sets an american flag on fire. riot police restored order in about 15 minutes and there were no serious injuries. president donald trump was attending a fundraiser nearby at the mention of los angeles real estate tycoon jeff palmer. there's late word tonight that a prominent democratic voter is under arrest and right third person overdosed on drugs at his apartment. he's accused of injecting the them with me

. >> neighbor mike smith says it's the first time he seen a republican president in the neighborhood since that area is traditionally strong democratic stronghold. president barack obama held a fundraiser on the same street, hosted by scott mcneely's neighbor.>> there's a lot of money in the area, certainly in silicon valley. they need strong donation support, you are not going to go to middle america. >> for the most part the event was relatively peaceful, when i asked organizers if the president plans to return, i was told that he will likely be back in silicon valley next year. >> dozens of protesters line alpine road in portola valley, they were carrying signs calling for the president to be impeached, organizers included members of the activists, backbone campaign and raging grannies, the demonstrators also flew trump baby balloon, is one of eight balloons seen in protests around the world. volunteers with a nonprofit group drove up from san diego overnight to bring the balloon here. >> president trump talked about homelessness think the people of san francisco and los angeles a

. >> neighbor mike smith says it's the first time he seen a republican president in the neighborhood since tt area is traditionally a strong democratic struggle. president obama held a fundraiser on the same street. >> there's a lot of money in the area, certainly in silicon valley. so they need strong donation support. >> for the most part the event was relatively peaceful, organizers called it a success and said about 400 guests were in attendance with $4 million raised. >> former president barack obama is scheduled to visit san francisco tomorrow. he is planning to speak at a small event hosted by the san francisco tech company slunk. he will be discussing digital data and how it used in management and decision-making for companies. mr. obama's visit comes one day after president trump made a stop in the bay area. >>> tomorrow the environmental protection agency is at the pull the plug on a rule that allows california to set tougher car emission standards than the rest of the country. heather holmes here now with more.>> reporter: the announcement is expected tomorrow in washingto

. >> mike smith says it's the first time he's seen a republican president in the neighborhood since the area is traditionally a strong democratic stronghold. president barack obama held a fundraiser on the same street, hosted by scott mcneely's neighbor.>> there's a lot of money in the area, certainly in silicon valley. they need strong donation support, they will not go to a middle america.>> for the most part the president's visit remained peaceful, but many law enforcement agencies were assisting. >>> dozens of protesters lined the route along alpine road, they were carrying signs, calling for the president to be impeached. organizers included members of the activist groups, the backbone campaign, and the raging grannies. >> i think it's important to state your views. i am clearly against drum, i'm against his lies, there are so many things, the lies, the hate, the refusal to help with guns, the immigration. >> demonstrators also flew the trumpet baby balloon, it has flown in protests across the country and around the world. volunteers with the nonprofit group drove up from san diego

the former norman that is steve smith once again swatted england boss mike open at the time they got the series, a strain you are out of sight. 383 was england's supposed target but, realistically, it was survival. first rory burns and then captain,joe survival. first rory burns and then captain, joe root. pat cummings with two wickets in the very first over to leave england's chances hanging by the most slender thread. after headingley perhaps anything is possible but unless england can somehow bat all day tomorrow, the ashes will be staying with australia. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. better news in the football, as captain harry kane scored a hat—trick in england's latest qualification match for euro 2020. england comfortably beat bulgaria 4—0 to top the group, as david ornstein reports from wembley. the latest stop on the path to euro 2020. a path england hope will ultimately lead back here next summer, when wembley stages the tournament final. they could also enjoy home advantage in the group stage but that and their seeding will be determined by the outcome of qualifying

nations but yemen's who's he reposts you say they carried out its act have to smith's the citee narrative where secretary of state's mike compare who is in saudi arabia for talks called the attacks and acts of war and blame taran president don't trump has ordered additional sanctions on iran he's yet to announce the specifics but cold the measures substantial surround denies any involvement and says trump is just escalating an economic war against its citizens but we'll have iran's response shortly but 1st here's alex topless with more on what saudi arabia has said about the strikes on its all plants. fragments of drones and cruise missiles this was the evidence the saudi said that iran was behind saturday's attack on iran co all facilities there's a 3rd did not order a problem and. despite your own effort to break it. of their collaboration with their proxies in the region to create this false narrative is clear secondly. that was a lie from the law and was out of course the a bully small sort of by your own bizarre thought. was not a game as became governor of serbia so the article also gave yeah it was an asshole nat

to the mr bush good luck in 2020 john bolton is now on his way out his smith star intact his dream of regime change shattered mike hanna al-jazeera washington. joins us live now white house so how did we get to this point with bolton. while he was annoyed choice in the 1st place because his worldview certainly doesn't coincide with donald trump's isolationist american foreign policy he spoke in the past about how he would like to launch a military attack against north korea how he believes there should be military intervention and invasion of iran and regime change he was dead set against the idea of pulling u.s. troops out of syria something that donald trump was keen on insanity and had no intentions of getting involved in any sort of discussions with the iranians the latest follow it was over afghanistan donald trump came up with this idea of bringing the taliban 5 and the afghan president to camp david and finalizing a peace deal there john bolton was very much against that idea particularly in the wake of 911 excuse me and so the following i guess was almost inevitable it was brutal though the way that the w

mistah rush good luck in 2020 john bolton his now on his way out his smith starfish intact is dream up regime change shattered mike hanna al-jazeera washington people have been killed in ongoing fighting and back enough the violence is causing a major food crisis affecting the only one and a half 1000000 people the world food program is now warning of what it calls an unprecedented humanitarian emergency and us catherine saw reports of. farmers are abandoning their crops to escape the violence. on a normal day i said to tells us she'd be at her family in the village of years ago had children looking after the livestock. but instead they're not come for displaced people more than 100 kilometers from home alongside many other who have fled attacks. villages arrived in january after many were killed in a revenge attack when a rival community blamed them for the matter of a local chief and he signs. they bought into houses and clothes i fled with 6 children their cues does of collaborating with the armed groups from outside the country this is what remains of their village following other attacks more than 200000 peop

to the mr bush good luck in 2020 john bolton is now on his way out his smith star intact his dream of regime change shattered mike hanna al-jazeera washington. our correspondent an official joins us live now from the white house to al a disagreement about whether or not he was fired but things had certainly been tense for a while. they have and john bolton is on his way out no matter how it transpired he says that he spoke to donald trump and offered his resignation on monday night after there was a heated exchange inside the oval office a boat afghanistan donald trump said to him let's think about it to morrow john bolton and says 1130 this morning he went in to hand in his resignation and 1158 donald trump tweeted out that he had been fired now this is pretty brutal by the white house standards donald trump normally sends a nice message saying thanks for your service he's done it in the past to people like rex tillerson and others who resign from his cabinet at the director's another one that comes to mind but this time it was his services are no longer required and john bolton for his part didn't respond with

mike. a huge day ahead for england in the cricket, steve smith hit a double century to put australia fullyhe day on 118, but closer inspection revealed a no—ball with jack leach‘s foot over the line. smith later said that close call concentrated his mind and he continuted to thwart england, reaching a superb double century. australia declared on a97 for 8, before swiftly claiming the wicket ofjoe denley. england will resume on 23—1. there is three innings still to go, three days cricket left, three innings to be played. if we can apply ourselves tomorrow, set our stall out to bat for a long period like at headingley, there is no reason why not. the cricket dominates this morning's back pages, and it is not good reading for the england team. "battered" — the mirror says england captainjoe root and coach trevor bayliss question england's focus and attitude in the field on day two of the fourth test. the mail call england "shambolic," with a picture of smith raising his bat to the old trafford crowd. and the express also refer to root reading the riot act to his players. if you delve a little

mike. the euphoria of headingley, and steve smith was out with concussion. he is back. is back. and we make that happen again? everyone is thinking we need rain from england fans, and ben stokes, who has a sore shoulder. but if anyone can rescue england, he can. all that happened at headingley has gone out the window again. steve smith has once again proved what a fantastic regular he is. —— cricketer he is. steve smith hit a double century as australia dominated the second day of the fourth test against england. smith made 211 as the tourists eventually declared on a97—8 at old trafford. england will resume on 23—1. serena williams cruised through to the final of the us open, beating elina svitolina in striaght sets. —— straight sets. she will have a chance to win a record—equaliing 2ath grand slam singles title when she faces 19—year—old bianca andreescu in tomorrow's final. and a calamitous own goal from luxembourg's kevin malget gave northern ireland a 1—0 win in a friendly in belfast. they host germany in a euro 2020 qualifier on monday. we will have more in the pa

mike, thank you so much. >>> joining us now julia manchester reporter for the hill, allen smith political reporter for nbc news and scott wong senior staff writer for the hill. allen, just over the past week the administration signaling that an agreement was imminent, secretary of state pompeo had been scheduled to appear on the sunday shows this morning, and the afghanistan president was expected to travel to washington in the next few days. so what does this disappearance of the talks say about the administration's ability or willingness to negotiate here? >> so first off i just want to say these negotiations have been going on for some time and it's clear that the trump administration has been pushing to get some sort of deal done because president trump really wants to be removing troops from afghanistan. i mean, previously we've seen in the negotiations with kim jong-un that president trump has thrown curve balls like this where he has said talks are off, the second summit is off and a few days go by, a few weeks go by and talks resume, talks are back on. it's too soon to know whether this is going to com

smith, thanks to each of you. >>> we have a lot more in tonight's show. mike pence taking a foreign trip to trump's gulf club at your expense. >>> and walmart taking a stance on gun violence. >>> and how donald trump got fact checked on hurricane dorian by his own administration while he was golfing. >>> and later, an update from bill karins with more about where this storm is headed. i'm ari melber and you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. i watching "the beat" on msnbc creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. and now for their servicees to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ now, there's skyrizi. i have moderate

that is 7-year-old michael smith from texas but his fans know him as lil money mike.nly a year but wants to change the world with his lyrics. in his newest song "bully-proof" he raps about the power of self-esteem and diversity. our dallas ft. worth station caught up with him to talk about the message behind his beat. >> stop bullying kids. if you're bullying kids, just stop. be cool. stop. not cool. >> where this was kid when i was 10? could have saved me a lot of heartache. this is his second song. but he says he hopes to eventually record 2,000 songs. >> i'm very imprelsed with the production values in this video. >> who the choreographer? >> does choreography too. >> lil money mike may be big money mike soon. >> thanks very much. you can watch vlad on our 24-hour streaming service cbsin on cbsnews.com or the cbs news app. hurricane dorian has dominated the news week this week of course and it's not over yet. ahead we'll check on storm conditions in north carolina and hear from two americans cut off in the bahamas for 48 hours. what a time to be alive. the world is

mike pompeo and attorney general william barr were among the guests. the dinner took place outside in the rose garden, rare for such an event. finally, billionaire robert smithpledge to pay off student loans of morehouse college is graduate and class of 2019. as you remember, smith made that big promise during the commencement address back in may, promising to pay off educational loans taken out by their parent. the gift will cost him $34 million. he is reportedly worth more than $6 billion. i'm aishah hasnie, now back to "hannity." ♪ >> sean: in other news tonight, the 2020 democratic circus is now one candidate smaller tonight after comrade new york city mayor bill de blasio announced he's ending his white house bid. his dreams are over. the president, he offered him a farewell. he tweeted: "oh no, really big political news, perhaps the biggest story in years! part time mayor of new york city, @billdeblasio, who was polling at a solid zero but had tremendous room for growth, has dropped out of the presidential race. nyc is devastated, he's coming home!" de blasio wants to ban glass and steel skyscrapers, not radical enough for the democrats like elizabeth

smith. >> julie: additional troops and hardware to the middle east for deterrents. mikegoal is to avoid conflict there. listen. >> our mission has been very clear. president trump would like to have a diplomatic solution. that's the task in front us. putting additional forces in the region to support the iranian people so they can get the regime to cease behaving in a way so destructive not only to their own country but the entire middle east. >> bill: yesterday. today rich edson live from the state department. begin a new hour. good morning. >> good morning, bill. world leaders are gathering in new york for the annual united nations general assembly. u.s. officials are pushing the united nations to respond to iran for iran's responsibility for the attack on the oil facility. >> we hope the united nations will take a strong position. one country attacks another country and we hope the united nations will rally around what i know the iranian people want. peaceful çresolution and irani regime is not engaged in five countries in terror and mayhem. >> iran denies responsibi

smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. iran putting the world on notice has it faces possible retaliation for to attacks on the saudi oil industry. mikeg it an act of war. >> sandra: chairman of the senate foreign relations committee putting it this way in our last hour. >> an act of war, clear act of war. the vehicles that were used were war vehicles. there is no question who did this. i think that point is behind us. this was a serious act of pushing the envelope about as far as it can be pushed without having kinetic response. >> bill: senator risch from last hour. rich edson from the state department. >> good morning. bill. secretary of state mike pompeo is just leaving the region saying he will return to washington to give the president information on how the united states should proceed. the secretary of state just meeting with top officials in saudi arabia and abu dhabi and where he meant with the crown prince. the secretary says the u.s. and its regional allies have determined who is behind this weekend's attack on saudi oil infrastructure. >> i think it's abundantly clear and enormous consensus in the region and we know it wa

smith at the world athletics championship in doha. a brilliant performance but not many people there in the stadium to watch it... and we'll catch up with our very own crazy cowboy, mikeng street denied a claim that boris johnson squeezed downing street denied a claim that borisjohnson squeezed the thigh of a female journalist at a private lunch 20 years ago. today the chancellor will set out plans for what he calls an infrastructure revolution. jonathan blake, our political correspondent, has more. we talked about spending commitments from sajid javid but there has been this unusual statement from downing street overnight? it is. yesterday the journalist charlotte edwardes made an accusation in her column in the sunday times that at a lunch hosted by the spectator magazine when borisjohnson was an editor there 20 years ago he put his hand on her thigh and squeezed her leg which led to a surrey agriculture flurry of reaction last night, the health secretary borisjohnson said that he never elected anyone in their private life but he trusted charlotte edwardes and what she had to say, amber rudd picked up on that online. then we had an unusual denialfrom downing street,