mr stone and some folks are are obviously in an incredible minority in the content provision world called hollywood but that's strange and that's changing the rattling of this change and all of this protest and resistance and all of this disagreement and discourse is what america's all about it's a good thing that we have the the rights and the freedoms to to have this conversation to have this it's the platform of politics that we do that is truly a democratic and free lessons of state and before we got to go one last question if you looking forward to what compare the national in our to the gap the great american pilgrimage where you can anything that's going to compare more to the thout of music are apocalypse now. be like if we did our own version of apocalypse now would it be like if alec baldwin were playing a colonel walter kurtz. kind of scene that kind of brando alec kind of coming together and then alec under no perhaps like brand new must have done want to choose maybe hope break out a ukulele and just start singing. on a mission folk song like i couldn't make you willard and t

when we are russian law a stone historian martin mccauley whether he believes mr kissel yaks comments will be taken seriously by u.s. investigators. the problem is that in washington there's a very strong russian caucus and from the democrat side sometimes among republicans and the liberal press and they will literally not accept anything which is part of the border if a russian say something they don't believe it and the. president trumpeted something about the push toward russia this is a that's st louis you shouldn't be saying that russia is already and we should be concentrating on that so unfortunately no. you haven't the ones that president trump who would like. they would love to improve relations with russia. get things going and so on but congress is doing its best to ensure that route russia deteriorate. video has emerged showing the aftermath of a deadly strike in yemen but due to its graphic nature it has been heavily edited and also be warned is the stripping it shows the bodies of a family being dragged from rubble following an alleged society led coalition strike nine p

(jr stone) president donald trump is announcing its new policy on afghanistan tomorrow night. mr. trump is scheduled to address the nation about a "path forward" on the issue from fort myer, virginia. trump tweeted that the decision came after meetings with military leaders at camp david over the weekend. secretary of defense james mattis said president trump needs to - quote - "collect his thoughts on how he's going to explain" the policy. details of what that policy may include were not disclosed. and we will have complete coverage of the speech on air and online tomorrow starting at six p-m. (jr stone) still ahead... waking up to cool and foggy conditions across the bay area tomorrow morning.. but will that affect your viewing for the total solar eclipse? (justine) meteorologist anny hong is here with what to expect... next. anny hong: here is the kron 4zone forecast.. .cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning lo

>(jr stone) and then after president trump condemned the rally and urged americans to come together... duke sent a tweet directed that the president saying that mr. trump should take a good look in the mirror and remember it was white americans who put him in the presidency, not radical leftists... (jr stone) senator mitch mcconnell is condemning the rally tweeting: the hate and bigotry witnessed in #charlottesville does not reflect american values. i wholeheartedly oppose their actions. (jr stone) house speaker paul ryan also condemning the violence... tweeting the views fueling the spectacle in charlottesville are repugnant. let it only serve to unite americans against this kind of vile bigotry. our hearts are with today's victims. white supremacy is a scourge. this hate and its terrorism must be confronted and defeated. (jrstone) tonight there is new drone video out showing the deadly crash in charlottlesville, virginia. we want to warn you that the video may be difficult to watch. it shows the chain reaction after the car plowed into a crowd of people protesting.... the red van you see highlighted here was slowly maneuvering through traffic

is mr barnier‘s modus operandi from the 27 fixed in stone?cess. what the eu side is looking for is a deal short of good faith that the key divorce terms, the citizens rights and the irish border issues, those will be resolved. they didn't say they are needed to be total progress or agreement but there had to be sufficient progress. that is the standard set. the resistance, which is understandable on the london side, to a specific number for the financial settlement, is seen on the brussels said as a lack of good faith and an unwillingness to end one relationship before starting another. it sounds as if the talks haven't got anywhere even though we're into the third round of negotiations and we have had months of planning and so on. it sounds as though they haven't got anywhere. definitely slow progress, if any. no question that mr barnier said we need to start negotiating seriously and that prompts us to say, what have you been doing for three months? one of the reporters shouted at them, it sounds like groundhog day. they keep saying the sam

mr. frazier. >> you should be there getting deals for your company. it's interesting who is staying, johnson & johnson, ceo is staying for now. richard, he's staying on the council, so the black stoneup. stuart: mr. frasier is out for political reasons. i wonder what the judge thinks of this? [laughter] >> let's see, we are in the constitution is this? stuart: not a legal question, it's not a constitutional question, i'm not sure what kind of question it is. >> i guess it's a moral question. can you participate in some entity, did you overlook personal disagreement for the good of shareholders. stuart: wait a second. surely the ceo of a public-traded company first responsibility is interest of shareholders, the owner of that private enterprise. >> they have employed him. stuart: frasier has pull personal politics ahead of shareholders. >> he must be making the judgment that's what the share how olders want. if he's not making the judgment, then he's not doing his job unless he's being asked to do something that's so personally repellent that his conscious won't let him do it and he wants an end run on this responsibility. i think it's foolish for him to leave this group. i think th

mr. trump met with officials in austin and corpus christi cities on the edge of the disaster stone.how unprecedented it was and hoped it would be a model for response in future disaste disasters. >> we love you. you are special. we are here to take care. it's going well. and i want to thank you for coming out. we will get you back and operating immediately. thank you everybody. what a crowd. what a turn out. >> well, more on politics. joining us former city councilmember in los angeles and trump support john phillips. wendy, we saw the president in the intoed zone, was a little bit controversial that he went there but they said they would minimize the disruption. he acknowledged the crowd that turned out to greet him and the incredible job the members of his cabinet were doing, of him as well, but no mention of anyone who died or who was hurt or anyone who needed to be rescued or no mention of all of the staggering loss. >> i worked with clinton administration during the time of the earthquake in los angeles and part of what the president needs to do is show em pathy, particularly t

stone building at one end of the town. we walked into the waiting room. doctor said hello to everyoner and set me up to see the first patient. mr. house and he said, talk him down for me. talk him down. he was a rancher in his 60s with then skin a strong arms. i think i heard myself picking up the abo. his wife nodded. yes, he did, down there. i understand, i said. this is bread-and-butter for me. , surgery rotation helped repair hernias and i try to do good hernia examine clinic. he told me the story about how he picked up the hill bill and felt the sudden pain in his groin area that didn't go away. go ahead and pull your genius down and i'll check you for hernia. he shrugged his shoulders said well okay and unbuckled his belt. enough, when i press my finger up against the opening of his canal and had them cough of bolds came down to my fingertip. yes, that's a hernia.eck he s well, heck he said looking down at his genitals. yes, i repeated. i stood up and took my gloves up. well, heck misses house and said. it's broken. >> yes, ma'am i said. but it's not too broken. we can fix it. dang it to heck, mr. house and said putting h

mr. nixon was. if their going to throw -- they're going to throw stones at him, he's going to throw them back, and he's president. neil: you know, you're a great historian, so i want to go back to this news that just burns my butt here. they quote a historian -- >> just a democratic party -- neil: okay, i understand. but i want you to hear this. trump reminds -- [inaudible] of warren g. harding. he didn't have the big picture or the small picture of the man known as wobbly warren was not very bright. "newsweek" goes on to pretty much say and trump is worse than he is. >> yeah, that's outrageous. by the way, i think president obama and george w. bush, unfortunately, were both poorer presidents than warren harding. but comparing trump to any of them -- neil: but this is six months in, that's my point. >> the it's nonsense. no one who is a historian would say such an asinine thing as that. neil: okay. i'll put you down as a maybe. [laughter] >> i'm waffling. neil: let me step back and get your sense, "rolling stone" recently put your illustrious prime minister on the cover, more or less bemoaning the fact

keith stone is a public information officer with houston police at the houston emergency center. thank you so much. we appreciate, mrsmith, you being with s. help us understand what is happening there right now. >> as my colleague bill bagley said this is a primary rain event so we are seeing very heavy rainfalls overnight. as a result, as of about 2:00 this morning, we have collectively, between the fire department and the police department, affected more than 300 high water rescues. that is 300 people who needed high water vehicle to come in and take them from whatever situation they were in. initially, those were people who had chosen to drive on the roadways and found themselves - themselves --." oh, i'm so sorry. >> we lost him there. we have rosa flores on the phone for us. we know a few moments ago we had her shot and she had to move quickly to get out of the way of the rising water because where she was just yesterday was unreachable. she couldn't access it. now the water is moving so quickly that where she was standing about 15 minutes ago, she had to get away from that sp spot. give us an idea of where yo

stone building at one end of the town, and we walked right into the waiting room. the doctor said hi to everybody, then sent me off to see the first patient. ooh, it's mr. housen, he said, talk him down for me, rachel. talk him down. mr. house p was a rancher in his 60s with sun-weathered skin and strong arms. i think i -- excuse me. i think i tore myself, he said, picking up a hay bale. his wife nodded significantly. yes, he did, she said, down there. [laughter] i understand, i said. this was bread and butter for me. on my surgery rotation, i'd helped repair a bunch of hernias and learned how to do a good exam in cling. mr. housen told me the story, he picked up bale and felt a sudden pain in his groin. go ahead and pull your jeans down and i'll check you for a hernia. sure enough, when i pressed my finger up against the opening of his ayoural canal and had him cough, a bulge came down against my fingertips. yep, i said, that's a hernia. well, heck, he said. looking down at his genitals. yep, i repeated. i stood up and took off my gloves. well, heck, mr. housen said, it's broken. [laughter] yes, ma'am, i said. but it's not too broken. i mean, we can fi

mr. lewandowski, my question is that your previous employer has opposed donald trump while he was running for president, and has not been a supporter at all. part one. part two, roger stone, i have been to see his documentary about him. corey: you are the only one. >> that is neither here nor there. but in his quote, he says the people are so stupid they see somebody on television, there is so [indiscernible] irrelevant of the fact of what they are saying or not saying, that it is the lower educated people, the average worker, who will vote for donald trump. in his whole documentary, he has been supportive of donald trump since 1986 onward. how do you justify that statement, that the people who elected him, he is calling them the lowest common denominator that will elect donald trump? corey: the first part of your question, you are exactly right. the individuals from the koch political operation, americans for prosperity, did not support the trump political campaign. it is very clear. he is the president of the united states today. i guess their influence or desire to support or not support didn't have a material outcome on the election. the second part is, i will never