not coleman's over here. then we had looting have you been downtown have you been do think the cab in madison avenue a $1000000.00 out of plus these incredible fashion houses ordered up plywood and then came the riots. brix i've been waiting for the moment of completing the global societal collapse i never knew it would happen this way the country was held together by the slimmest of societal blue and this just broken apart. nobody is even questioning the horror of the death of 4 i defy anybody to explain what's black and the number of people white americans suburban high income who have their black lives matter they have a black live matter sign in the front yard. gay slag here they've got it all covered they've got it all covered and they couldn't tell you it's become almost like in some cases your article of clothing. it's a style that little is matter of. fact many lives now and that. is really what it is you're selling. the report of these trailers that are for if to bring more light for the general peop

not coleman's over here. then we had looting have you been downtown have you been do you separate things. then came the riots. of bricks i've been waiting for the moment of completing the global societal collapse i never knew it would happen this way the country was held together by the slimmest. and this just broken apart. humanity. nobody is even questioning the horror of the death. but i defy anybody to explain to you what's black and the number of people white americans suburban high income who have their black lives matter they have a black live matter sign in the front yard. a sleigh year they've got it all covered they've got it all covered and they couldn't tell you. some cases in article of clothing. it's a style that little matter of. fact many lives not only that but is it really what it is you're selling. for the. one of these trainers that if if it brings more like for the. people who speak about this though there's not going to educate you about it. when you think you've seen it all. but how did

party groups need to step up and take responsibility and eject member parties who are not democratic all right daniel colemanrector of the center for european studies and associate professor of political science at rutgers university there we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you that's rabidly hot. all right to china now where the government is not only cracking down on muslims but other religions as well as it pushes to assert communist ideology buddhist temples have been closed or demolished while a campaign has been launched to destroy hundreds of statues of buddha. reports. is a devout buddhist view is not his real name he's afraid of repercussions in his hometown on would have come under pressure from the government since they started protesting against the destruction of the buddhist sites in the outskirts of. a 3 phase statue of. the d.t. of mercy in chinese buddhism is bound for demolition. suddenly the government fenced the statue off they are doing works inside but they haven't informed society about the reasons for the destruction. this is left buddhists and those who worship t

the streets every sunday with national flags to back him up it's not a mass movement bob conservative soccer fans are among the hot coleman. because demonstrating their older kids are all supporting democracy but also know you can't be undemocratic otherwise he would have stood for election and he won it which is why we're here with our flag to say just let him govern. because. they bought hausherr you know and the other soccer fans in sao paulo see things differently for them so not oh it's inhumane. the danger to brazilian democracy in a lot of legislate gulf war there's another virus worse mclaurin a virus of. all houses the racism and right wing extremist policies of our government denies the most variable no single hurdle. the divisions are growing even deeper between championing a right wing revolution. and berms fighting for the future of democracy in present . day well i am. having a. good . time. they were abducted by the nazis until they can to germany to be raised as citizens of the. jury. world war 2 thousands of polish children suffered this fate. even today many of them don't know who their real parents were

he was asked two questions by jill coleman from the a.p. not just does he support her candidacy but does he disagree with those comments. he did not distance himself from it. the republican party is going to have to face someone who believes in these qanon conspiracy theory from electing people in office. she is likely to pose this question of how do they deal with this when there is one of these qanon conspiracy theorists among them in congress. >> people are genuinely worried about the election. they're scared for their post office. let me ask you about some possibilities. we continue to see people on social media floating the idea of the fedexs of the world, the upses in the world using their extraordinary network and lift capacity helping out in this case and considering it may be an in-kind contribution to their country. what is the chance that the political parties, local governments, municipalities are going to have to hand out masks and tell people, we have no other choice but to man and woman up and go vote in person and pay the conseq

not comment for the story. >> they aren't interested in being consultants. >> but lisa coleman, says state health care inspectors she has talked to feel caught in the middle. >> the surveyors do not like this. they feel like this is a conflict of interest for them. the surveyors don't like the idea of being consultants if they wanted to be a consultant, they would be doing a different job. >> the state hopes to workout the final details of the plan within weeks. nbc bay area news. >> up next, cruise searched for them for 8 days and finally found them. the update on the couple lost in the woods. >> the city is reopening it's drive-thru window. you can drive up to the window at city hall to pay certain utility bills and get garbage tags. you can still pay your bills online or by mail or over the phone. the city wanted to offer another option to people in santa clara. >> i needed registration forms for my kids school so that was very convenient for me. it worked out good. >> it's open on weekdays from 9:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the ach. >> the east bay said fairwell to a long time resident today. law enforce

players opting out for the 49 ers wide receiver travis benjamin offensive lineman john coleman and jake brendel will not be playing next season players who opt out voluntarily will receive a $150,000 salary advance and their contracts will carry over to the next year. >>time now for schools. >>it was day 2 of the pga championship here at harding park in the golfers are all settled in now they've gotten used to the unique august climate of san francisco as they'd like to call it. we just like to call a friday on the links we saw a few big names fall behind. and we also got some surprises, let's get to the action over at tpc. we've got to start with tiger may not be the most talented on the tour anymore, but he will still win any popularity contest tiger really grinded way to the weekend with the 2 over 72 to finish and even through 2 rounds just above the cut line here brooks keopka he won the last 2 pga championships he 6 under through 2 rounds just 2 shots back of the leader jason day is also 2 shots back of the leader after 2 rounds. i know much about him, but i like his name but it was haute on lee w

and people he accused he targeted a lot of african-americans and particularly not just him, but the whole target of colemanyoung and others that have been involved in the civil rights movement. do you think they slowed down or had an impact on the rise of civil rights? >> guest: it is the one that we know him for which is the anti-communist movement and i think that right away, he did as much damage as he did to communists, but i think there were three other movements that remain in portland today that mccarthy jumped in on and did some inexplicable things. there's evidence that he might have been an anti-semite. number two, he was clearly one of the orchestrators of what was called and the other is the whole issue of race and he was on the wrong side. it was by everybody for the people they don't like. it should have -- and i think that that was, i don't know whether at his height he was a racist or anti-gay or anti-semitic but as an opportunist he was willing to play what he thought was going to work. ironically more than anything, he was anti-elite in his notion of what they were as anti-east coaswas an

he was convicted of being in contempt of court with the injection on the coleman strike. i do not know enough about job harriman to comment on his involvement with the mcnamara brothers. >> debs did not intend to justify the dynamiting of the building. which was the los angeles times building, the center of a tremendous anti-labor, antisocialist sentiment at that point. he believed that the mcnamaras were innocent. and so much of his defense of them was really based on believing this was a false charge. >> the second sentencing was under the espionage act. he made a speech at his sentencing. one of his quotes at that time is among his most a miss. now, while and i say there is a criminal element, i am of it and while there is a soul in prison, i am not free. he went in prison and then the 1920 campaign, which he took part in. can you tell me how he campaigned for president from his prison cell in atlanta? how did he do that? >> well, he was not allowed. it was an awkward situation for the federal government because he was a seditionist. being jailed. but he was also a legitimate c

hot, dry, windy conditions certainly not helping firefighters. christina coleman los angeles. what are we talking about as far as containment goes, christina? >> trace, it's the third day of this fire and it is only 5% contained. no injuries have been reported. three structures have been destroyed, one home and two outbuildings. also right now about 8,000 people in mountain and canyon neighborhoods near the fire are under mandatory evacuation. red cross has provided shelter to about 70 people so far. the apple fire exploded in size since it started friday evening in an unincorporated community near the city of beaumont 85 miles east of downtown los angeles. fire officials say it started as two fires but turned into a massive fire that scorched more than 26,000 acres of land ripping through the hillside and into the san bernardino national forest. at one point crews allowed the flames to run up the steep terrain. it wasn't safe to fight the flames. 2,000 firefighters are involved in this intense fire fight battling it from the ground and air and working in dry, gus

coleman's decision. to do almost and. i'm not disappointed in him at all i know that job was his big dream with cope at 19 we still don't know if the euros is going to happen when a chance like this comes along i understand that he took it it's a pity for us but we wish him all the best. you name or your wife has confirmed that hypothetically teams could end up forfeiting nations they going to if they're struck by covert 19 and can't field enough players if not the same is deemed responsible for an outbreak the result would be decided by the drawing of lots it's been confirmed that the italian football league season will start on september 19th and veteran forwards him of age has extended his contract with milan for another year according to reports the 38 year old swede returned for a 2nd stint at the italian club in january on a 6 month contract and i finished 6th after 13 much of bait and straight you know competitions it was enough to secure the europa league falls. you have another prolific scorer cheero immobility has exten

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where they're going to tell us they're going to meet not could that it's a good time to sit around and. kind of said bell new york city along with coleman and the surge. violent crimes in the city. which has nothing to do with nothing if you just want to reason in the murders of i'd look for a reason to do something stupid. i got a tax. cut they're going to take you out learn to do what i want so you can go to me and everybody got close small who do want to speak for me but. you know you're doing. that wouldn't someone if you were there mostly due to they might be made illegal in the perks of the senate bill. he could and it. 3 of them were. you so. well i mean those guys were pretty nice and they didn't look like scary at all but they reminded us that he should not run into the wrong crowd here so. they can go in. the us just like the rest of the world is fighting against. but the question is cost free. living in new york has been utterly destroyed from the guy on the corner with the hot dogs to wall street to long to theatre. it's very hard to. rise to your own county. and when those who are supposed to battle on the frontline are abo

the victim has not been publicly identified and the shooter remains at large. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on what happened last night as we await the news conference from merited wheeler. christina. >> reporter: this is the third consecutive weekend of tension escalating between competing groups of protesters in portland. a caravan of trump supporters was making its way through downtown portland when protesters attempted to stop them by standing in the street. some trump supporters fired paint ball pellets and protesters and they threw things at the caravan. the shooting happened after most of the caravaners left the downtown area. police haven't said whether the gunfire was directly related to the protest. a freelance photographer said the victim appeared to be a white man wearing a hat bearing the insignia of patriot prayer, a group that frequently demonstrated in portland, has drawn counter protests. this morning president trump you appeared to excuse or defend the behavior of his supporters while slamming the mayor. he said the backlash cannot be unexp

not quoted that it's really kind of said about me. that kind of said bell in new york city along with coleman and the surge. violent crimes in the city . which has nothing to do with nothing if you just want to reason in the murders of i'd look for a reason to do something stupid. i got a tax. cut they're going to take you out one meant to destroy one so you can go to any and everybody said to close small who you want to speak for me here you. know we're going to let you get the money you'll get it for them mostly due to they might be made. 3 of them are. you so. well i mean those guys were pretty nice and didn't look like scary at all but they reminded us that she's not into the wrong crowd here so. they can go in. the us just like the rest of the world is fighting in. and will no doubt achieve victory eventually but the question is what cost free aspect of living in new york has been utterly destroyed from the guy on the corner with. wall street too long to theatre. it's very hard to. rise to your own county. and when those who are supposed to battle on the frontline are about to give up i just don't want

july, believe it or not they're up 50% since the middle of july it's up in some resistance, but these stocks perform well, and they're off the radar for most people people like coleman, ruth's, five, it's part of a portfolio where you're balancing out a lot of high momentum with some lag guards that are showing some bottoming. i think that makes sense. >> they're not off the radar anymore. rob, good stuff. thank you very much. ca carrie, what do you make of his comments and what about a name like boston scientific, which i believe you own? >> i think the point we all agree on is there's a second wave of names after the amazon, apple, covid-plus stocks that include crm and visa, boston scientif scientific, medtronic, names that didn't see much take-up at the beginning of the virus, but are now seeing a benefit when people can go back to work and start to see the spending that's going on in hospitals and business settings, so i think he's got some good ideas there, not so much on crews or alliance but on some other names where we're seeing traction today. >>> all right. on deck, houston, galveston, everybody hunkering down hurricane laura is growing in strength, now i

i do not think teddy roosevelt supported nationwide strikes that happened with coleman.hat seemed very dangerous to presidents who worked in charge of making sure the country ran smoothly. any time this i case where there was a strike by a national labor union that disrupted the growth of something as crucial as would put them on opposite sides of the divider and how strong you should be in order to stop business from functioning. >> another topic altogether to understand socialist thinking in the early 20th century, what about the intersection between socialist thinking and religion? >> a very large number of socialist were religious, especially in the south and in oklahoma, texas, there was a strong party there. it was a very strong movement in what was called in the social gospel or social christianity. many of those people were supporters of eugene debs. he considered churches to be the enemy, sort of part of the apparatus of press workers -- particularly the catholic church. he claimed never to go into a church. many christians felt that he and his humanitarian comp

coleman live in los angeles. christina? >> jon, today portland's police chief says he does think they do need additional resources but the city's mayor did not say he was going to request the federal law enforcement after last night's shooting, something president trump says he should do. the mayor slammed the president this afternoon saying he's been incredibly divisive and he's playing petty politics. he also had this message for anyone thinking about hitting the streets this evening after last night's deadly shooting. >> for those of you saying on twitter this morning that you plan to come to portland to seek retribution, i'm calling on you to stay away. you of course have a constitutional right to be here, but we're asking you to stay away and work with us to help us deescalate -- >> last night some trump supporters in a caravan fire paintball pellets and bear spray at counterprotesters and they were throwing things at the trump supporter. some fights broke out. some arrests were made. the shooting happened after most of the downtown area. police haven't released details on the victim or said if the shooting was directly related the prot

league matches against poland and italy kept him virgil van dyke understands coleman's decision to leave. the call to do almost. i'm not disappointed in him at all i know that job was his big dream with cope at 19 we still don't know if the euros is going to happen i want a chance like this comes along i understand that he took it it's a pity for us but we wish him all the best i should tell you that your wife has confirmed that hypothetically tames could end up forfeiting nations league games if they're struck down by 19 and can't food enough players if neither team is deemed responsible for an outbreak the result would be decided by the draw of lots and it's going to confirm that the italian football league season will start on september 9th veteran forward him of which has extended his contract with milan for another year the 38 year old swede returned for a 2nd stint at the italian club in january on a 6 month contract and i finished 6th in sorry after a 13 match our baiting streak in all competitions it was enough to secure them a you've opened the spot i've read lots here another prolific scorer cheero in moberly

coleman with the latest. >> president trump just commented on this. he says that's notd thing that they're acting like a political organization. the nba announced the playoff games work today and they will not be played as scheduled. they're hopeful to resume games friday or saturday. the denver broncos canceled their activities today and the arizona cardinals canceled their team activities, and tennis matches were also postponed. the teams are protesting racial injustice and solidarity with the milwaukee bucks. many athletes taking to social media including lebron james. he tweeted, "we demand change. sick of it." the l.a. clippers coach got emotional. >> all we do is keep hearing about fear. we are the ones getting killed. were the ones getting shot. >> white house senior advisor jared kushner said he will reach out to lebron james. he said to the nba players are fortunate to have the financial position where they're able to take a night off from work with having no consequences financially. a group of nba players, governors, and reps will meet later today to discuss

not sitting well. many have broken ranks and endorsed joe biden. one of them is my next guest. >>> tom colemanr republican member of the u.s. congress. and this week, announced his endorsement of joe biden for president. he joins me now from alexandria in virginia, good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> i do want to start by asking you why you wanted to endorse joe biden instead of your own party's candidate, donald trump? >> i will make it brief, i was never a supporter of donald trump, even in 2016 for that campaign, because i watched him up closes and knew that he was unfit for the job. and said so, on national television and he is proven me correct every day of the year that he has been in office. he as you kn he is unfit. >> now, of course, two days in, what do you think of the messages being sent in the rnc and what appears to be a blatant effort to re-write history on the president's record when it comes to handling the pandemic, the economy, race relations in the country. will it help broaden his base, do you think? >> well, first of all, we have a reality show with very litt

coleman. >> there is a lot of anxiety regarding expectation. and whether their child will succeed or fail if their child doesn't do well, then somehow they have failed them. >> reporter: you're telling parents not to second guess themselves. >> yes, they cannot second guess themselves because there's no definitive answer. >> and you're keeping her focused. >> reporter: parents helping each other find the best answer, even in the worst of circumstances. kate snow, nbc news. >>> coming up, the dire new warning about the upcoming flu season >>> we're back with an urgent warning from the cdc about the need to protect your family against the flu during this pandemic. kristen dahlgren reports. >> reporter: tonight it is being called a potential twindemic, the flu season and covid qui covid coinciding this fall with the pandemic pushing the hospital to the brink. >> when the health system gets overwhelmed we find that with covid this is where the mortality seems to be the greatest my goal is to have -- ask the american public to do their part. >> reporter: robert redfield saying in addition to face coverings and social distancing that means getting a flu shot the agency announcing today it's ordered a

not getting anywhere. >> reporter: as that officer just mentioned, you know, it's up clear when all of this violence will end. jon? jon: christina colemanangeles, thank you. and we'll be right back. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no...itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chance of developing serious infections and may cause existing parasitic skin infestations or pre-existing cancers to worsen. do not use in breeding, pregnant, or lactating dogs. most common side effects are vomiting and diarrhea. feeling better? i'm s

coleman reports from los angeles tonight. >> while pro testers walk the streets in wisconsin wednesday, nba players walked off the courts. >> the milwaukee bucks decided notn with the milwaukee bucks boycotting the shooting of jacob blake. >> soon turned into a show of solidarity with other nba, wnba, major league baseball and soccer games being called off. emotions ran high from lebron james tweeting we demand change. sick of it. the l.a. clipper's coach, doc rivers, whose father was a police officer. >> we're getting killed. it's amazing. this country does not love it's. >> called for racial change have been ongoing since the season restarted. >> there's so many unprecedented things. black lives matter being painted on the court. players being allowed to wear social messaging on their back urging change. >> the demand for accountability continues. >> it's imperative for the wisconsin legislature to reconvene and take meaningful measures for police account ability, brutality and criminal justice reform. >> player as peer to have the support of the league, some fans and even presidential candidate joe biden. president trump called out the athletes. >> the

that question from joe coleman of the associated press about that candidate he recently endorse and congratulated on twitter for winning her congressional race. the president is notng asked if he endorsed her. we already knew he did because he did that on twitter. the reporter was asking if he agrees with the fact that she has embraced and promoted the qanon conspiracy theory, which is off the walls, if you look at some of it, but he did not answer. and when she tried to follow up, he moved on to another reporter. >> he certainly did. he was very careful to not respond to that follow-up question. so, abbey, we took the question and answer part of this briefing too, be clear, we find it to be instructive as the reporters are challenging the president with questions. but yesterday he floated, essentially a birther conspiracy about kamala harris, which is something that is -- i mean it's very othering, racist. he was asked during this briefing if he has an issue with women of color and he sort of swatted that away and says he doesn't see kamala harris as a threat.

not take him seriously enough. >> you captured what -- the through line for all after mccarthy's campaigns hitches opponents seldom took him seriously. tom coleman, the dean of the stalwart republicans in the state, never took him seriously as the guy to carry their cudgel against la follett. tom colemans dream was somehow beating la follett. joe mccarthy would be his vehicle for doing it, is something he didn't accept until he watched mccarthy and watched mccarthy go out and hustle the -- all of the republican activist and especially young republicans, in a way that finally coleman became convinced this was the guy who was so determined to win that he was the guy he ought to get behind. the way i think that joe mccarthy beat la follett was partly what you were suggesting that la follett beat himself. he was almost like he was surrendering. i think he was getting older, he had been in office long enough, his health wasn't great, and i'm not convinced he was sure he really wanted another term or at least not wanted it enough to fight hard and to fight dirty like he would have to do to bet a guy like joe mccarthy. so mccarthy raised legitimate iss

coleman of the bill. other than the appropriations section to see which of those you agree with, which of those you don't like i assume you would notbe opposed to something that forbids a reduction in the service standards that the post office currently has or you know, that it would bar any closure or consolidation of post offices or reduction of facility hours until we are through thisdarn pandemic . >> my opinion, my preference i generally support less regulation, less compliance. i support the post office and i want to see emaildelivered on time . i have family members that depend on getting medicine in the mail.i know what we are all concerned about but when it comes to the $25 billion appropriation i would like to know where the money is going to go before i vote to appropriate it and also, i would like to know how that $25 billion is going to make postal delivery quicker. i'm not saying it won't but we don't know. there's so much we don't know about these bills and these new rules and regulations and sending all this money which by the way we are borrowing from china. i think there are a lot of questions and we just need to

that's an important development, not sure the significance but they are getting together on the phone. fox news kristina colemanjust talked about postponement of nba playoff games. which other leagues, sports leagues are showing some postponements in christina: two major leagues, nba board of governors is meeting to discuss this. nba teams in florida took a vote last night, most of the teams decided they wanted to continue playing but the la clippers voted to boycott until the end to have season and it's unclear whether more will be postponed. total of 3 were postponed yesterday after the milwaukee bucks refused to play game 5 in protest of blake's shooting and in solidarity, games in mayor league baseball, tennis matches have been postponed. the la lakers released a statement saying in part, 80% of nba players are black men, we cannot love them for the joy and entertainment that they bring to the world, yet silence and felt to use our platforms and resources to amplify their voices when they demand the justice and equality that america has promised us all. many athletes are also speaking out on social media, l

not demonstrating, you are attempting to commit murder. >> nearly 500 people have been arrested by local and federal police during the unrest since late may for various crimes, including assault and arson. alicia. >> christina coleman in los angeles, thanks, christina. leland: fox news alert, in beirut lebanon, as protesters have been in the streets there engaged in a number of clashes. this after an explosion rocked lebanon's capital earlier this week that killed nearly 150 and wounded thousands of others. the city is grappling with deepening economic and political crisis and the massage damage due to the blast could run into the billions of dollars, making it harder to secure financing for the country that needs it so badly. this is late saturday afternoon, and you can see the tear gas cannisters, flying back and forth. we'll check with him later in the show. >> we'll talk to hard-hit mississippi's governor about what he's doing to try and contain the pandemic in his state. that's next. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to su