i'm nancy roberts. i used to live in the neighborhood. i continue to work in san francisco. i've seen the neighborhood change a lot over the last 20 years since going to school at san francisco state to now commuting into san francisco, working here in the city. and i've seen the neighborhood shift from what it was in the early '90s to what it is now, today. i feel that the nasser story speaks volumes in that he was pushed out by a larger business that took over the neighborhood and competed with his business and now he's willing to work with corepower yoga and as a practitioner of yoga myself, i think having that available resource would be fantastic. i'm in support of corepower yoga moving into the neighborhood. >> president hillis: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is anish nasser, native of san francisco and ted is my uncle and i know the area very well. i think my uncle is fully aware of the fact that this business is a formula retail business, but it's not a starbucks, where you get unhealthy shoes or a subway. it's a health-related business, which

robert: what happens if rosenstein goes? nancy: you'd have to replace him and have another confirmation process and ybe rem that grassley famously said months ago that he doesn't haveimeo confirm a new attorney general and he appears to have softened on that but much like sessions, republicans, by and large in the senate, actually think rosenstein is doing a good job and he's obviously playing a delicate, important role overseeing the russia revestigation so they don't have any in in rocking the boat. robert: joke or not, w dan,n you have a person at this level of the department of justice using this kind of casual conversation, regardless of how we want to interpret it, how what does that tell you about how this administration sees its own president? dan:here have been now so many examples of this that what it tells you is that there is no confidence, at very high levels of the admintration, in the president's consistency, his reliability, his way he operates. they may share t agenda, as the anonymous op-ed writer did. but as the

and so i'd like to welcome on stage nancy and from the robert f. kennedy center kerry kennedy. >> i was in rikers island for over two years simply because i could not afford the ransom on my freedom. nearly 90 pfrs thos% of those id are black or latino, only 53% of new yorkers are black or latino. i'm here to ask you to join the mass bailout and effort to free hundreds of legally innocent women and 50 children jailed at rikers island within a matter of weeks. and it starts monday! let's do this. >> 80% of the people on rikers have not been convicted of a crime. yet they are sitting in a cage simply because they can't afford bail. if you are rich and you get arrested, you pay bhail and you go home to your family, to your school, to your career. but if you can't afford bail, then for the exact same thing, you don't go home. instead they rush you to jail. they lock you in a cage. they tear you from your family, your school, your job. if you are enduring poverty in this country, you lose your right to be innocent until proven guilty. that is a crime. poverty is not a crime. go to m

robert: i'm glad we could get you here from capit hil nancy. where do the negotiations stand? republicans need to be careful. wher the is dr. ford and chairman chuck grassley of the judiciary committee as of tonight? nancy: they're so key to avoid what happened with the ata hi hearings, republicans are considering ceding their right to question dr. blasey ford to an outside counsel. when is the last time you saw senators willing to step back and let someone else ask questions. there are 11 men on the republicann side o the senate judiciary committee so that hasn't changed since theaynita hill and they think the optics are bad. as far as tonight, the two des, lawyers for ford and republicans on the senate judiciary committee have been negotiating through the press for a suple of d now. the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, chuck grassley,s nowiving the lawyers until 10:00 p.m. tonight to officially say thathe is going to appear at a hearing on wednesday. you know, her lawyers say she can't make it until thursday.ni republicansally wanted to hold the hearing on monday.

. >> is a junior member and nancy pelosi led congress, we know what direction we are going to do in front of us. >> robert mueller's office could take actions for the labor day holiday at this hour. we are learning about the decisions of bruce ohr in connection with the trump dossier and one of mueller's top investigators. >> direct knowledge, telling fox news, and the top robert mueller deputy with the controversial anti-trump dossier. and earlier this week sources said ohr contacted fbi officials, at november 2016 election. and the back channel contacts, with parts of the dossier. with two decades of government service, ohr told investigators he never handled evidence about it but the broad circle of contact indicate senior fbi leadership, wiseman and two other senior justice department officials knew about back channel contact with steel and the dossier. the fbi side, ohr's contact included peter stzrok who was recently fired over anti-trump text and other issues calling fbi lawyer lisa page, former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe with allegations he lied to federal agents and more junior and current

robert redford is in north carolina today. he is doing something for lindsay's opponent. i will finish my conversation with nancynd then -- >> would you like a drink? >> water would be fine. i am in chicago and i got here yesterday and i was so exhausted and i cannot sleep. i'm going to have to do that and i'm going from here. for the next week and a half. you know it's straight book stuff, you know. i hope it is doing well. we fell off it was 12 and then it went to this next week is 19. supposed to be critical. one thing is, i do not know about senegal because i haven't been there but i guarantee you should not eat it. hardly anything. it is so easy to get sick. never forget when i was in india . and i was so sick it wrecked really the whole trip from. you -- just don't you know people would want you to eat something to be polite but don't be polite. >> ok, senator mccain, the show begins in about four and a half minutes. i know you have done the program before. you have not been on for that work. we do have two breaks during the program. we have a minute break at 20 past and a two break at 40 past. we will let

nancy gertner, david gergen, thank you very much. coming up next tonight's other breaking story. reports that michael cohen and robert mueller's prosecutors have been talking a lot about a lot. late details. the possible legal impact and more. when we continue. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ i'm actually closer to my retirement daysing. than i am my college days. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. schedule a complimentary goal planning session with td ameritrade. >>> there's more breaking news tonight. could be very big indeed because the person at the center of it was for a crucial period so close to donald trump. talking about president trump's former attorney, fixer, confidant michael cohen reportedly speaking with russia special counsel robert mueller's team recently and repeatedly according to the "new york times" citing two peop

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nancy cook for joining us in new york as well. >>> when we come back, the campaign now under way to put up the guardrails to protect robert mueller. that and more when we come back. >>> a reminder that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein attorney general rod rosenstein is still in charge of the mueller investigation for now. there's been rampant speculation that he will be fired when he meets with the president on thursday, but according to new reporting from the "the wall street journal" tonight, "trump has told advisers he's open to keeping rod rosenstein on the job and that the president's willingness to hear out mr. rosenstein signaled to advisers that he harbors doubts about whether the top official, in fact, sought to have him ousted from the oval office. "washington post" adds, "two white house officials said that trump is unlikely to fire rosenstein until after the election." well, what could go wrong then? the uncertainty over rosenstein's fate is prompting a renewed push by democrats on social media, especially for legislation protecting the special counsel. a bipartisan bill that would do just that has yet to come t

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as a nancy pelosi led conference, we know the direction they're going to go and that's a choice in front of us. >> shannon: despite media chatter over the past 48 hours, the special counsel robertueller's office can take major action. were learning more tonight about the activities of justice department official bruce or in connection with the infamous trump dossier and one of mueller's top investigators is here with the story. good evening, catherine. >> two sources with direct knowledge of the matter tell fox news that justice department official bruce bruce ohr in thp about the controversial dossier in the individuals behind it. during a closed-door deposition, the sources say >> president trump: team told investigators the contact with wiseman and senior fbi officials occurred before and after the november 2016 election. it's more than two decades of government service, he told investigators he had never handled evidence this way before nd contacts indicate senior fbi leadership, wiseman and two senior justice department officials knew about ohr's back channel contact end of the dossier. at the time he ran the criminal fraud division. on the fbi side, his contacts included

apparently nancy pelosi to some extent distanced herself from him and condemned the violence of antifa last summer. i don't remember that but i'm glad that she did and i hope she will do it again soon. robertank you.u. great to see you. >> thanks. s >> tucker: what if you think antifa is too violent? well, according to cnn, you are a bigot. we will break down the left's most common and laziest attack next. ♪ next. next. ♪ when you retire will you or will you just be you, without the constraints of a full time job? you can grow your retirement savings with pacific life and create the future that's most meaningful to you. which means you can retire, without retiring from life. having the flexibility to retire on your terms. that's the power of pacific. ask your financial professional about pacific life today. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: there are many unanswered

robert jeffers, morgan ortegas and democratic strategist rochelle ritchie. the idea of preemptive impeachment, how much does this reveal about democrats? >> this is base politics. that's all this is. and i think nancyt really a lot of mainstream american support for that. i think the impeachment of bill clinton, although it was 20 years ago at this point, is seared in the minds of many american voters. it was not a positive time for our country, and i don't think, you know, if the democrats want to repeat that, then you see their message going into november, impeach trump, impeach kavanaugh. i'm sure there's going to be the someone else. they may think that's smart strategy to drive up their base, it's a terrible strategy for goring, and i think it drive the up more republican voters. pete: it seems to be a base strategy for the campaign. is it a governing strategy? do you think impeaching brett kavanaugh is the message to have at this moment? >> well, you know, if we're looking into kavanaugh's past and we're looking into his temperament and we're saying he's not qualified to be on the supreme court, then it seems to me be it just makes sense to question whether or not he can serve on the circuit