i love a nom-nom-nom-nom. >> steve: nom-nom-nom nomination. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nomination. have an amazing show tonight. this guy is a legend. i'm so excited that he's here. he's one of my favorite actors of all time. i mean, i love the guy. i'm talking "welcome back, kotter." [ cheers ] now, he's vinnie barbarino. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: "saturday night fever." >> steve: wow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "grease." >> steve: wow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "urban cowboy." >> steve: hey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "pulp fiction." >> steve: ooh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i should have done dances for every thing like yeah -- ♪ yeah, like that. [ cheers ] "saturday night fever" is that. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and "grease" is that. >> steve: "urban cowboy" is that, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, "urban cowboy" is like -- >> steve: yeah. no, no, there -- yeah, there all right. >> jimmy: the guy can do it all. and this is his first time visiting our show. he's here to tell us about his new movie "gotti," about john gotti. it's

. >> i would willie wonka this thing, okay, pictures are good, and then nom, nom. >> eat your way oute middle. >> as soon as they got their picture, he reaches for a fork and starts picking at the wall of this cake. >> nick would marry that dude just to get to the cake. >> they left it in the hands of a wedding planning company. so they're the ones that -- >> how about a building planning company? >>> let's take an already risky sport and make it riskier. >> that's what chase and will are up to. they're looking for a point to base jump. >> they're always doing that, jumping off buildings, mountains, all kinds of stuff. >> today chase is jumping off a bridge. the first location won't exactly work. the second location they find is going to work and they're going to make it work. there really is no place to land. >> but heck, why not? >> we'll make it work, we'll figure it out on the way down. >> he's only got 246 feet to do it. he says it's his lowest base jump. and he's going to use basically a static line deployment for his chute. >> he'll attach the train tracks to a breakaway line t

it has take and bigger stand on the nom me. >> host: turning to the house races, there is question on whether the house will stay democratic power and two of those districts that people are look at. gin yourself is the 39th district there. district. give a little explanation of how those who are doing. >> sure. seats.re both open they should be on democrat's radar both of these districts are in orange county and which has been a republican strong hold for decades. but both of the districts also backed hillary clinton for hesident in 2016 and so, gave dem data crates the idea they may be able to get in there. toy have not been able narrow the field and so both of the races have more than a dozen running.s and multiple democrats and theiple republicans can in speech. he is anointed who wee want as young womanedo a she was state legislature and very popular and well known in district. we are expecting she would make the top two. is who is going to be her dem cract opponent if a h.mocrat down in the 46th, it is kind of anticipate one's game. there is a host of democrats and host of republ

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. >> so, let's get to pierre noms, live at the court tonight. and pierre, many legal scholars saying the court didn't fully resolve the fundamental question here, if businesses can refuse service to same-sex couples, based on religious objections. >> reporter: that's right, david. the issue is left unresolved. and there's a case involved a florist refusing service to a same-sex couple that the supreme court could decide to take up as soon as next fall. david? >> pierre thomas live at the supreme court tonight. thank you. >>> next here tonight, on his 500th day in office, president trump is now claiming that he has, quote, the absolute right, to pardon himself. tonight, our jon karl pressing the white house on this, asking, does the president plan to use that power to pardon on himself? >> reporter: today, a defiant president trump declared himself effectively immune from prosecution, tweeting, "i have the absolute right to pardon myself, but why would i do that when i've done nothing wrong?" later, white house press secretary sarah sanders refus

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the austrian motion to mobilize the army of the german confederation against prussia is accepted in nom's imust in the name of his majesty the king of prussia i inform you that prussia sees this vote as a declaration of war that is abstain from. peace actually able there are shouts of outrageous from the who. wants violence and secondly for pressure this vote and knows the confederation treaty stage. with just yes. but off the field on my king's orders i declare my participation in this assembly to be over. after its actions in the german confederation ended in eight hundred sixty six sixty seven because the states did precisely what it was intended to prevent namely wage war against each other. but the majority of the states were on the austrian side and prussia was seen as the bad guy who was violating this german confederation. so they join forces against prussia to wage give. the war starts just one day after the vote in frankfurt and it's decided at the beginning of july near kearney gets in the modern day czech republic but in those days in austria and bohemia. bismarck has put his

you can be sure whoever the president trump nom nates will be moreonservative than kennedy and that will shift it to one more conservative and will give samuel alito and nei gorsuch a fifth solid conservative and that will last for years and years to come. it's impossible to overstate how big a deal this is for the future of the supreme court at least for the next decade or so. >> you can read justice kennedy's announcement of the role he's played on the bench. you can find itll on the washington app. >> here are new developnts afte man died in police custody in fairfax county. news4 mark segraves has reaction from a family friend who knew the man. we also heard fm police tod clearing up confusion over how this all started. >> reporter: at first, police said ty were called to this home over a domestic incident but later, the cef tol reporters police were called for an overdose. when they arrived, 31-year-old hris hall was trying urt himself. a family friend says that's not exactly what happened. he said paul's number called because their son was in medical distress and flailing about unc

to the deputy city attorney that looks at ethics issues and am very pleed that the -- actually, both nom ms. -- nominees went to the city attorney to make sure they don't have inherent conflicts. there are inst, jest like we do, where someone miaveght h to recuse themselves, because of income from a spouse and ms. elias is cognizant of that he city attorney.gce i wanted to rise and put that on the record. i generally in instances like this do want to defer to a colleague that wants a continuance, but given all of at's been goingheun pondi realize this is special day and election day, but the fact that we actually have at least temporarily turned down two mayoral nominees. the fact that this went to a 7-hourhe the fact that it's just been brought up at the board, i think it's important to send a signal mmisget the folks o the on. wicereal respect to my colleague from district 8, i will be join g supeisor cohen in opposing that motion. >> supervisor breed: thank yovi. supervisor yee. >> supervisor yee: i want to associate myself with many of the previous comments in regards candid it was a

it isnclear if donald trump was nom if paul manafort wasn't there. he helped him at that point. interestingly, i think it offers a window into what he is doing. he is trying to fight this on his own and protect himself.e b ever going to flip? if he did, if he got immunity or helped his case, that is what the presidentld be worried about. >> when you look at others who s have pled guilty, you have to wonder the breaking point for manafort. if it is, what is it? i agree with molly. this shows us insight into what manafort is thinking. he does seem to beigging in or was when he decided to do this very reckless thing of reaching out to other witnesses. remember i think it is worth pointing that that someone like rick gates insisted he knew nothing about the russia investigation or anything about collusion until the moment he decided to flip. pled guilty and decided to cooperate. who knows what he is saying to mueller. manafort, yes, president trump is distancing himself from manafort, but he knew a lot about the ins and outs of the campaign. >> one person who knows more than we do i

. >> what trouble mess is is this is not aon nom lutz. this is what mark huckabee tweeted. nancy plotsist introducing her campaign committee for the takeback of the house, karen tumlety tweeted after that criticizing him for do that, and he who, yaw, because it's an el lyle. nancy pelosi defended them, because she sa-- are you defend them, too? i would say that's a despicable exchange. it's fair to say that mike muck abee has the ear of the president as well. what's your sense of hthe statement that i said that i want to make sure people think about, you don't have to be a gold retriever to hear the -- that's not just the president, that's the people surrounding him. governor huckabee was offended at what happened to his daughter being shown the door. maybe i would have dealt with that differently, you can't expect people to not judge for what they do. you can't expect them not to be judged for that when they continue to do that and continue to offend people. there's a consequence to that behavior, unfortunately. >> joel, horse of the coarsening of the rhetoric do you attri

leading up to that, but he did not go into the convention hall in miami beach having been assured of the nom nelson rockefeller decides at the last minute to try to make a serious push to gain the nomination even though he had vacillated for months. >> i felt crowds facing this nation at home and abroad were so serious that i had no right not to make available what experience i had for the use of the party in the country. >> rockefeller is probably the most liberal republican of the era. they were moderate republicans who were just a few steps from liberals. >> mr. rockefeller would get 41%. all the black democrats and republicans and independents, that is, to cross over and vote for him. >> mr. nixon's whole record on civil rights has not been good. >> i want you to know that this marks the end of one journey and we think the beginning of another one. >> one of the key things that nixon did was to build a network of support among political leaders that would be respected by southerners. strom thurmond, for example, of south carolina. >> all that we could ask for is somebody who would just a

the position right now of a democrat who does not want to confirm donald trump's next supreme court nomeechl you want to derail this thing somehow. how do you do it? tactically, how do you do it? >> i think the first thing is you try and whip as many moderate republican shows as you can, which is no easy tachlkt but you start with susan collins of maine. the other thing you do is -- and not just for political purposes, but you dig really deep into your kind of parliamentaryian bag of tricks that you can come up with and you fine whatever you can and you make it clear to voters what you are willing to do anything you are able to to stop it. now, ultimately, democrats may not be able to stop it. but if they do not make a serious good faith evident to show their voters that they are drawing a line, they are going to be out. >> are there republicans who could be picked off here, do you think, collins. >> it depends on who is nominee is. if there is a real originalist position on roe i think you might lose collins. but democrats do not want to not confirm this nominee. they don't know who th

>> democrats should do everything they can to block a nom faciination nomination, including go after senator collins from maine, senator murkowski from alaska, put pressure on them. maybe someone in maine is thinking about running for office and can toy around with senator collins' political future. try to get them to shift a little bit. i don't think it is going to be very easy. i think that mayor garcetti is very right about this. but he, mitch landrieu from new orleans, those are the kind of people who i think we should be looking at for 2020. i'm not sure anybody in walk is going to have the sway out in the country that they hope they do. >> speaking of sway around the country, word broke a couple of hours ago that president obama is going to be hitting the campaign trail for democrats with help from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. jamal, is that a good idea for democrats, for president obama, to be traipsing around america with chuck and nancy as the president dubbed them? >> yes. here's why. i think that ultimately this issing go to be a base versus base election. that's what d

. >> that is what shock genuine and real honest shock looks like in the upset win for nom neef for congressn the bronx and queens. alexandria okaysio cortes, forrer bartender, working class new yorker as shekaus herself and democratic socialist who ran one of the most incredibly impressive campaigns honestly in recent memory. to pull off the biggest upset in congressional politics since tea party candidate david bratt defeated eric captor. she defeated joe crowley, the number four democrat in the house. she refused corporate money and outspent five to one. but in the end, she garnered 57% of the vote if she geets the republican in november she will become the youngest woman ever elected to congress. a reminder of the power i've grassroots campaign and how much elections matter. joining me now, democratic nominee for congress alexandria ocasio-cortez. that was something else. >> it really was, wasn't it. >> so here's the thing i found fascinating. you had a game plan very early and stuck to it. it was a very strategic campaign. i saw it unfold as a watched. i'm a bronx native. i pay attentio

these cryptocurrency you mention create the possibility of a nom us means of payment by for instance in your example russia to people who are either hackers or trolls who are engaged in election influence in the united states and to to try to hide the connection back to russia because the money connection is harder to prove. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> would it be also possible for the cryptocurrency to be used to facilitate actual spending through shell corporations or through other means where people actually put money into federal elections? you can't put a bitcoin into a federal account, but you could wash it through an intermediary and use bitcoin and therefore launder the identity of the drew donor, right? >> that is correct correct. there is a global shell game being played now. this is tailor made for money laundering. you have nodes all over the world many of which are completely anonymous. they don't ask questions. like law firms don't ask questions. they exchange one form of currency to another. web money for boit coin. fiat currency in and out, right. and in b

hot dogs, and glasses of coca-cola, they test out zingers and chew over ways to refine the republican nom nominee's pitch. peter, are you sensing that different debate style this time? >> look, the problem is a debate against an opponent where a zinger might be useful is very different from a summit meeting with a very mercurial leader who has a nuclear arsenal. there's so many details that are involved in any kind of nuclear negotiation. you saw how many years it took the obama administration to come up with its deal with the iranians. there are so many -- and the iranians didn't actually have nuclear weapons. they only had a program that might have potentially led to nuclear weapons. here you've got various aspects of a program, and you can easily see details eluding someone who has not spent a lot of time preparing. what kind of deal would you craft? what does it mean to denuclearize? what kind of equipment are we talking about? what kind of timetable are we talking about? what kind of, you know, methodology would this be? what kind of verification would this be? these are very, very c

. >> i see you getting agitated talking to your nom. >> i did a little.y much figured out, like, i don't want to mess get out of here. >> he's expecting us to take him back home and i don't think our family can handle it right now. he needs to show us he's going to get rehab and do these things on his own and show us in good faith that he's changed. >> you know i'm sorry for everything that happened. you know? >> i do. >> for why i'm here. you know? >> uh-huh. yeah. we're just -- >> this is crazy. >> we'll just move on. make sure it never happens again. >> it won't, dude. trust me. i'll be the first 21-year-old in the history of the universe not to get hammered on his 21st birthday. >> that would be good. i'll sit down and drink coffee with you all night long. >> no, i'll probably -- i'm going to have at least one -- i'm going to have one beer. i'm going to have one beer. >> we'll see. >> i'm going to have one beer. >> we're almost done. >> i love you. thanks for coming. see you wednesday. >> love you, too. see you soon. all right. bye. i can forgive him

for liberals this is the worst-case scenario the president who promised during the campaign to only nom may pro-life judges is days away from announcing his pick to replace the supreme court critical swing vote and there's little senate democrats can do to stop it. >> this is a line drawn whether with we will criminalize women. whether we are going to be arresting women for making decisions about their bodies. this is not a fire drill. this is not a hypothetical case. >> the democratic base will not accept failure. it will not listen to arguments how the 49 senate democrats could not stop the 50 voting republicans from picking a supreme court for much of this century. >> reporter: democrats are promising a fight for the ages but all president trump needs to get the second supreme court pick through is a simple majority. he has that, provided he can secure the support of blue state republicans like senator lisa murderkowski or convince joe mansion, joe donnelly and hide camp to jump on board. all of the key senators met with president trump to discuss the supreme court vacancy. >> now on

i so respect the quakers and other religiousdy nom nations that want to treat japanese americans and immigrants fairly in the face of all that happened. and i cite other passages of the bible, passages good good samaritans, passages about street treating t treating the stranger as your neighbor. for the attorney general i think to twist scripture to suit his own purposes is immoral. >> so the whole thing is for the president coming down to you guys got do something. you heard him say that. and there are immigration bills working their way through the house, so i want to play what he said about an immigration bill that he could get on board with. >> i need a fwhal ghifs country tremendous border security. i have to have that. we have to get -- >> got to have a sfwhaul does that mean a wall? >> we don't have the wall, there's no bill. we have to have catch and release. we catch a criminal, a real criminal, a rough, tough criminal, we take his name and then we release him. and we say, please show up to court in a couple of months. you know what the chances of getting him to court are? l

. >> also remember the fed is raising the nom rate to chase inflation up. increase in real interest rates has not been nearly as marked. so i think you got to step back say what happened today? the fed raised rates. why did the fed raise raids? they're confident the economy has momentum. tracking 4% during this quarter. we'r averaging almost 200,000 jobs created net. we have a room to run. adam: susan, do you think there is more room to run or fed could wind up with pien its own face? >> i was talking to traders before this decision, they were looking for hawkish statement. they're look for banks and financial to get more into the rally to broaden out the gains we've seen. it is interesting to me as we push closer to 2800 on the s&p there is resistance. is there belief interestate increase or we left the door open. adam: gary. >> one thing to add, every asset price, every data point in the economy here and around the globe has been based off of 10 years of easy money, both here and around the globe. on top of that gargantuan amount of printing of money. whe

his sherpa has to defend the nom know like president trump. after meeting trump and thinks like trump, you how could they possibly pass -- they would have to be pro capital punishment all the way even for juvenile cases and then be for some form of punishent in. president trump poses as a very strong conservative on his social issues. but if he picks a nominee like that, who is so adverse to the likes of anthony kennedy, that's why democrats should not let this get anywhere near a vote before november. >> jeff, do you see a possibility where the democrats can prevent this from getting anywhere near a vote before november? i think a lot of democrats would love for the vote to be held sometimes after november or january when the new congress has been seated. >> my sense is that if a majority of the senate really wants to do something they can change the rules to make that happen. i would expect to see someone concerned. let's focus on the list. those 25 names are not people who may agree with trump politically but they are strict constructionist

congratulations on yesterday primary victories by governor henry mcmaster, torge ellen wilson, and congressional nom jackson lee william timmons. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the ntleman from illinois seek recognition. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today on behalf of the more than 130 million americans with pre-existing conditions who are under attack from the trump administration. mr. schneider: some of these people have chronic health conditions recognition. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my such as as diabetes. some are waging courageous fights against cancer. some are tackling challenges with mental health or substance abuse. these are our family and friends. they are our neighbors, our co-workers, our caregivers. they are us. sadly, if the administration has its way, they will once more be subjected to discrimination th

nom here. down south.se of you that have interest in cabo looks to be moving away from them. there will be another system forming forecast models are showing another one which might get closer. aletta went to category 4 strength. that's incredible. 140 mile-per-hour sustained winds. it is moving west northwest. no threat to land. right now what's it feeding off of? really warm ocean temperatures. you see the red, 30 celsius or 86-degree water temperatures. came up into ba hahn and then feeding off, cooler temperatures start. i mean once you see -- you're seeing 80s right in there. that's what it's feeding off of. one of the reasons. there's nothing else stopping it. >>> temperatures this week have been cool. . >>> going to warm up today, cool down tomorrow and warm up sunday. keep going monday and tuesday. level off. look at our water temperatures. cold, 51 san francisco. half moon bay probably 50 or 49. really cold. so the fog is there. but it's high pressure's squashing it today. there's a little bit, sa

>> i think that whoever president trump nom natures, among the names wife seen, will probably continue the trend of conservative skepticism towards increasing agency power. that was a movement that justice kennedy was part of including some of his most recent opinions >> agency power, in other wordses federal agencies, having too much you power >> that's right. and the courts being too differential to the agency's exercises of power kennedy was questioning that and i would expect definitely judge kavanaugh, his view of the structural constitution and balance of powers between the court, congress and the agencies >> and what will be of great concern to the democrats is what will happen on key social issues such as abortion do you think that the court will become conservative enough that we would see something like roe v. wade undone >> even with the replacement of justice kennedy, ar it is hard imagine an outright reversal of roe or for that matter the same-sex marriage case but what we will see i think is a court that continues to leave some space for the states to make reasonable regu

." >> i want it clearly understood ever, nom now on, reporter from the "washington post" is ever to ben the white house. is that clear? >> absolutely. >> not just the press conference. >> at their briefings. >> never. no church service. do not tell mrs. nixon. she will approve it. no reporter from the "washington post two is ever to be in the white house again. and no photographer either. is that clear? none, ever. that is a total order. if necessary, i will fire you, you understand? >> i do. >> good. host: december, 1972. nixon steps down in 1974. guest: i think one of the things to remember about any president is there is great ability to shape the discourse in terms of who you talk to and who you do not talk to, who you allow into the building, you allow for various conversations. so much of the information a reporter needs is held by the white house. the administration has all of that information. you can really leverage media outlets by offering exclusives to rivals and things like that. as the watergate scandal ripene d, as the "washington post" got closer and closer to the inner

the president told me he had to get him on his team if he wanted to win the republican nom nat n nominationd trump's own team. this is, again, rudy giuliani pleading alternate facts, the president pleading alternate facts because as i said yesterd yesterday, mueller is on their trail. mueller knows what they did two summers ago and mueller is not going to stop. he's going to find the truth. and if the truth sets donald trump free, great. that's great news. but they're fearful he'll get to the truth. >> and rudy giuliani lecturing bob mueller about discipline was very rich. get some discipline, bob mueller. >> wow. >> this is what chris matthews called on this show the other day the fog machine. just spray the fog out there. there are 13 angry democrats, just corrupt and indict in your own public way what is bob mueller is taking on right now and it's not going to work. not to be too dismissive of rudy giuliani, john heilemann, but bob mueller is not watching interviews conducted from tel aviv and then saying to himself, you know, rudy giuliani thinks i should speed this up and end it by sep

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and so he was really concerned that there was some hey nom list in the meta data that would suggest that a foreign actor was getting copies of potential e-mails. are you aware that have? >> i am, and i've talked to him as well. >> okay. so if they are that concerned, do you not find it curious that the fbi investigators, peter strzok and his team, did not ever talk to him other than that initial meeting where they did that? would you think that part of an investigation would be to go back to the very people that brought up the accusation to say what did you find? >> yeah, i would assume -- >> that's not in your report. >> that's correct. >> and they didn't do that, did they? >> i'd have to double check that. >> i can tell you that the last time that they talked to him was when they gave the referral to close it out after the comey incident. so wouldn't you find that curious, that they wouldn't have looked anyfurther? >> if they didn't, yes. >> all right, and so can you get back to the commit on that. >> all right. so let me go on a little bit further. so if they didn't look and if we don