of the t is eric olson wilson center. you wrote the following, governance, local professionalizing police and prosecutors and providing youth are the most important ways to combat iolence and corruption, strengthening social structure, reforming neighborhood schools employment skills and opportunities may not be as sexy as capturing the latest rug king pen or making multi-town drug bust, but may be successful."ul and the question is, how do you do that? guest: of course. said, this is long-term strategy that requires focusing these broader issues. it's great headline to say we've guzman, we've apo thrown him in prison. the underlying problem necessary local level persists. this is true in venezuela, mexico.america and unless you have local capacity, supported by the federal in this case, supported by the united states, at the we're not getting fundamental issues driving violence, organized crime and in latin america. ost: drug issue is big in the u.s. why else should americans care about venezuela. the : venezuela is got

theodore olson, ted olson, former u.s. solicitor general 2001 to 2004, has already argued 60-plus cases before the supreme court, including the 2000 bush v. gore. ted olson, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> douglas smith is a nonfiction author. he is the executive director of the los angeles service academy, and he's written a book on this case called "on democracy's doorstep: the inside story of how the supreme court brought one person one vote to the united states." thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> well, we're going to begin tonight by listening to chief justice earl warren in his own words talking about the importance of this case to the country and to the court. >> this court held that the question of whether a person was having equal protection of the laws was a judicial question, and we have the right to decide it, and we have, the legislators must give equal representation to everyone. that was where the expression one man, one vote came into being. in that sense, i think that that case,

olson?i think that this is proof that the effort to simplify the internal revenue code is incredibly difficult. i do think that all of the itemized deductions should be on the table for consideration. one of the things that the treasury department looked at when i was the assistant secretary was they planned to get rid of the alternative minimum tax by, among other things, putting both a floor and a ceiling on state and local tax deductions. it would have a progressive effect on the income tax because if the deductions skew towards the upper end of the income spectrum. so, i think it's a complicated question. i think there's a lot of things to look at in connection with it. but in addition to the points that jon made, i think it is important to look at the positive aspects of limiting it in some fashion as well. >> thank you. >> senator casey, i'd like to approach a question from a slightly different direction. one of the objectives of tax reform is to lower rates, lower rates on individuals

chapman and olson, 3 for 4 in the game. another rookie, starter jarrell cotton, as i mentioned, a career hi9 strike outs. he allows just 1 earned run in 6 innings. top of the 8th, texas loads the bases, only down 4-3. mike napoli lines one to chapman, that's a double play. oakland tacks on four runs in the bottom of the inning. they sweep that series. good for the young guys there. >>> in arizona, getting into the player weekend spirit. chris straiten making his case to be part of the 2018 rotation, struck out the side in the 4th. straiten held arizona to 2 runs over 6 innings. the giants offense went dry in the desert. patrick corbin did the honors today with 7 scoreless. the giants have scored one run

olson today. there is a lengthy obituary on line that you can read, he loved to garden, outdoors, camp and run half marathons, there's no release at this point of the evidence against mr. du closed in. live in fairfax, paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> wow, ran over the bikes, flattened the bikes, drug him down the street. another d dot officer was standing over there, hit her, knocked her out. we ran over to help the officer. >> that was a witness describing the scene along seen r 18th street northwest after an accident in june. two police officers and a city worker were hit by a truck as they helped with traffic control. court documents reveal the driver sped around a bus that was stopped for a car letting people out. now, residents in the adams morgan neighborhood are talking about ways to improve safety and traffic flow there. one idea is to establish special pullover spots for uber and lyft drivers of another is to create geo fencing as a perimeter around the area. the neighborhood commission

he killed rex olson last wednesday.on's body was found inside a dumpster outside a there is no motive. >>> a look at skin burns caused by iphone cases. >>> we're looking at the dead and missing in an explosion that devastated a school campus. >>> vandals targethe site t >>> back now at the looifr deiv and we've got some breaking news in a deadly explosion in a school. dead. we're looking to see if that victim is the janitor. one person we know is dead is ruth berg. she was working at the school for 22 years. she recently got engaged. contractors were working on the building at the time and caused some sort of gas leak and they believe that explosion was set off by that, and that caused the floors of the building to pancake and all collapse to the basement. witnesses say there was a warning to evacuate that went out just seconds before the blast, and we do know there was some children in another part of that building. tonight most of the nine people who were hurt have been released from the hospital, and we're told that

his name was rex olson. his body was found sitting next to a dumpster like a piece of garbage, police department hasn't released much information on the case because it is still an open investigation. we don't know what led up to -- led up to the murder or how olson died exactly. despite the arrest, police are still looking for anyone who may have seen or heard anything. if you know anything, give them a call. >> all right, michael quan did he, thanks for that. >>> deuces is expected in court for a preliminary hearing, but a date not set yet. >>> for the second time in a week, a person died in a crash at the same intersection of indian head highway. it's the third crash there in the last two months. prince georgia county police responded after midnight after a motorcycle smacked into the back of a car in fort washington. the driver of the motorcycle was pronounced dead at the scene. police have not identified that person yet. the driver of the car wasn't hurt. the accident happened as the victim was going no

theodore olson. former solicitor general 2001 to 2004 has argued 60 cases including the 2000 bush vgore. douglas smith is a nonfiction author. the executive director of the los angeles service academy. he's written a book on this case called "on democracy's doorstep." thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> well, we're going to begin tonight by listening to chief justice earl warren in his own words talking about the porps of th -- importance of this case to the country and to the court. >> this court held that the question of whether a person was having equal protection of the laws was a judicial question, and we had the right to decide it. and we held that the legislatures must give equal representation to everyone. that was where the expression one man, one vote came into being. in that sense i think that -- that that case in which all of the other reapportionment cases followed is perhaps the most important case that we've had since i've been on the court. >> so, ted olson, why would the chief ju

olson, from the wilson center in washington, thank you for being with us. to venezuela tion and the president recently even sending r threatening u.s. troops to venezuela. why? guest: i think he was saying it was an option, it was

and i think our hot panelist and finally to offer my congratulations to henry olson, good friend for this new book and please, buy books there for sale and they will all be here to autograph their books if you'd like to have them do so. thank you. [applause] [inaudible]listen using the fren radio out. >> in this final battle, joseph writes about the last days of franklin d roosevelt's life. he talked about the book at the fdr library in hyde park new york, this is 45 minutes. >> enough new. we've had a great day so far, welcome those of you who are new

he still supports trump but when it comes to north korea, olson says trump should tone down the rhetoric. >> i know he doesn't -- i'm almost sure he doesn't want, i know the american people don't want a war and i think sometimes that can be pushed to that type of environment. nobody want s ths that we've be war for the last 20 years. we don't need to fight with anybody else. >> reporter: there's a lot of support for trump here in these parts. after all, robeson county helped trump win north carolina by having the greatest percentage of voters in the state who flipped from democrat to republican during the flexion. robeson is also noted for being the poorest county in the state. boarded up store fronts not uncommon here. sentinel fence factory is a metal manufacturing company. its ceo comes from a family of democrats but he voted republican. he says he can accept trump trash talking north korea, for now, if he can help struggling businesses like his and improve the local economy. >> do i like he tweets all the time and some of the stuff he says and does? no, but i'm not going to agree wit

and i think our hot panelist and finally to offer my congratulations to henry olson, good friend for this new book and please, buy books there for sale and they will all be here to autograph their books if you'd like to have them do so. thank you. [applause] [inaudible] >> sunday night on q&a, real clear politics washington bureau chief, carl recounts events in u.s. history that happened on specific dates throughout the year. in his book "on the state. >> they come to san francisco and the have the secret mission, there's this thing loaded onto comments for heavy. his second bonus of the atom bomb that will be dropped in japan in world war ii. obviously top-secret. so top-secret the navy doesn't to the normal things they do. the ship after it delivers the cargo heads out to rendezvous what may be the battle for japan but it doesn't get an escort, there's no destroyer escort. not enough people are where it's missing. is set in the submarine infested waters. 900 guys going to the water. the story is nobody's looking for them what happens. they drowned and dive dehydration. sharks eat t

matt olson.hird home reason as many games, a's win 9-3. >> there's a tremendous amount of young talent here. these guys are fun to play with, they're a great group of guys, you know and they're very humbled. they work hard and do everything right. they do everything that you ask of them and i think it's going to be an exciting future. >> austin wins the nascar stop over in michigan. those highlights for you tonight at 11:00 p.m. of on abc 7. >> thank you very much. >>> beating the heat with summe ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 we'll take you to rallies in solidarity with charlottesville happening across the bay area. >>> a college football player with never forget sharing the emotional moment. >>> we're still 2.5 months away from halloween but people packed theaters for a summer scare, "anabel" a creation

olson will sign books following a late -- to begin the following presentation i am part of the acquirer but this will help the of book festival please go to politics & prose to purchase of book the city has been cited as one of the most diverse cities in america for its contemporary life in the hope that is throughout the nation the author has crafted a book of life in america with the multiracial family living that of which she writes and says she is often mistaken for the nanny her for her biracial children and i am sure she will talk about that. despite that climate the reality is america is changing in has changed within the next 20 or 30 years less than half of the population of america will be white she has given hundreds of interviews with families she has talked to try america a few weeks ago to discuss what it is like to be the mayor of the most diverse city in the country i urge you to see his response to experience aas shift in now we will all talk about that shift the name of the book is called mob of cleaver family. [applause] >> thank you so much i am so excited to be here

. >> with us now is lisa olson. senior investigative reporter. she joins us by skype. lisa, we have seen so many scenes of just utter tragedy. people being saved, rescued, people not rescued yet. tell us what your current reality is like for you and your neighbors. >> it changes moment by moment. but basically we're all in a neighborhood where there is a lot of flooding. and there is water on the roads. and so minute to minute you might be able to drive through and you might not be able to drive through. and part of the day i spent going out checking to see how high the water was coming up and walking down to a neighbor's house to see if they've gotten out safely because they flooded their whole house flooded early this morning. another friend of mine left early this morning and on her way after leaving her flooded house, she rescued an elderly man who was literally being pushed out of his house by floodwaters. palestinian ut minute to minute one house can be safe and one house can be dangerous. >> what is your cal cue louse right now? are you looking at water levels t

allen, reagan's first national security writer advisor, i read a fantastic piece from mister henry olson, it is spot on and i would like to tell it. at least one person who was there with politico to talk about it. okay, panel. you have 12 minutes to go at it each but you don't get all 12. >> i will put my card up to judge >> sometimes confused by henry's argument, reagan is a new dealer, then he goes into how he managed the economy, big government dictating to the individual people and he said in 1981, he wrote in his diary that to bowe neil was nothing but an old new dealer who thought the 50 states were administered of states to be dictated to by the government and he opposed that. i think what is interesting is that -- >> he did write that. he also wrote in his diary he wasn't trying to undo the new deal. >> in 1977 we have to find tough and bright young men and women who are tired of the pump asked the and mindnumbing economic idiocy of the liberals in washington, ronald reagan, talking about the new deal. >> what i talk about, there was -- >> sorry state of affairs, democratic cont

. >> reporter: this is a photograph posted with obituary for rex max olson found dead july 26 next to the dumpster outside the store he managed in warrington. he had been shot to death. the obituary said he lives in virginia 20's years, and is survived by his wife and two son, neither the warrington police or the commonwealth attorney released information on the evidence they have so gathered on no court date has been set. we were unable to reach any of mr. olson relatives today, despite trying many different phone numbers and twice try and get access to his family. according to that obituary, he's man who lived in riva 20 year, loved to garden, run half marathon, he had two sons, and he loved to go camping. there's no court date set yet for mr. duse. paul wagner fox 5 local news >>> there's a warning out about an alleged fake cancer charity organization and maryland secretary of state is investigating the group called we can survive >> the organization is reportedly collecting money in donations for what it says is a mission trip to hon endure russ. maryland's attorney general said a

not only the dollar going down, obviously, but mario draghi, think about what former fed governor olsonaid. this is all global and, of course, he's right, because whether our fed is doing quantitative easing or whatever their policy is, if other central banks overwhelm the beach with their waves, that's what matters whether it's proactive, active, coming in or coming out, they all have to in some way coordinate, which is really scary. and, finally, my last point, we talk about oppositing attracting in life. well, opposites do attract in government government short-term, the fed's balance sheet makes it long-term. not exactly a good working relationship to get things done. jon fortt, back to you >> thank you, rick santelli. and the latest onhurricane rv, f haeyofthe coast of texas, when squawk al l"squawk alley" s stay with us and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multip

kimberly olson was at home with ernie. >> there was a knock on the door and he answered the door ande fbi agents with guns drawn. >> ernie scherer was charged with two counts of murder and kimberly olson thought the whole world had gone crazy. >> he is a poker play skpr made his mistakes but that is a far jump from being a poker player to murdering your parents. >> back home in north carolina when aid kredrian solomon heard the arrest. >> i believe he could have and for me that was enough. >> the date was set for trial based on evidence. not one piece of evidence connected him to a murder weapon or those nike footprints. they were consistent with a size 12 and he wore a 9 1/2 or 10. and you knew that one of the lines coming had to be a defense attorney was if the shoes don't fit you must acquit. a jury might just look at that. >> that went throughy mind several mes. >> and then someone noticed that little piece of paper right there. what was that? >>> coming up -- >> that was a shot in the dark. >> absolutely. >> and it hit its mark, a bulls eye. >> i'm thinking that's the ending of

i honestly joined recently, and so did elizabeth olson.eth olsen. >> yeah, she's in the movie, she plays the girl that i'm obsessed with. >> jimmy: it's almost like a a "single white female," but now. >> yes, it is like a "single white female," but a modern take where my character becomes obsessed with elizabeth olson's character on instagram, so much so that i move across the country, and start stalking her in real life to become her bestie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's good. i want to show everyone a clip, here is aubrey plaza in "ingrid goes west." take a look at this. ♪ >> the couple that yogas together, stays together. a perfect day, for a perfect life. yep. that's how we roll. all my favorite cuties. #lust. #perfect. #forreal. i know. >> hi charlie. >> ingrid. >> congratulations. [ screams ] bite me, you [ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. you did it. you did it. aubrey and i are playing think fast when we come back. [ cheers and applause ] stick around ever

matt olson turns around, back to the infield, he gets his man at the plate. you have to love the attempt from tim beckham, a little martial arts, but it did not work out for him. and this is larry garcia of the white sox, making a catch. and politics, going from the deep center, allowing a home run for the diamondbacks. >> great throws, great catches, thank you for joining us. have a good night. i need to get to school! isn't today senior ditch day? today's ditch day? no way you are ditching ditch day. it's, like, the best week of senior year...day. unlike this house, the library will be completely quiet so i can focus on my roommate selection. [ scoffs ] how long can picking a nerdy roommate take? they're all versions of you. look-- indian you, blonde you, asian you. oh, look! her name is actually "yu." skipping one day of school isn't gonna do any harm. i ditched plenty, and look at me today. i am fielding multiple job offers. one job offer. from a very prominent hotel chain, weighed against the implied offer of staying at my current job-- working for your

another matt, olson, see ya, his third home in as many games. a's go on to win big, 9-3 your final. >>> nascar in michigan, paul menard showing how not to drive down the freeway, sideways. bumped by mcdowell sending out a late caution. elk grove native, kyle larson splits between erik jones and martin truex jr. taking the lead right there for the final two laps. he's going to win for the third consecutive time at this track. he started here just four times in his career. >>> justin thomas, another first-time winner. without tiger it's almost become a little more fun because you don't know who's going to win every week because tiger dominated so much of the past. >> yeah, he did. and the little girl who caught the ball,he's a ringer. she's done that before. i'm surprised she didn't throw somebody out. thanks. >>> beating the heat with summer chills. the scary movie that shocked analysts when we return. >>> "american idol" is coming to abc7 this fall. auditions will be held in oakland next sunday. the "american idol" bus will be in jack london squ

and matt olson, one off. parker gets a three run shot, shot, 11 home runs for the rookie, the lead it took three, and albert had already hit a home run overnight. they cut the lead, 21 home runs, 612 in his career, seven on the all-time list. they were running and he-6 lead in the seventh. but chris, chris, the former athletic, finding the seat, that is a grand slam, the slam, the first of his career, and the angels come angels come back from any-3 deficit to went into great. they are just one game out of the american league wild-card spot. and giants games these days, it has been as much about what is happening on the stand and on the field. we are content to watch the angels, there they are, a little popcorn. and a ballgame. a decent five and two thirds innings for the giants. and joe is on that matchup, yangervis, yangervis solarte, look at the play behind him. folks know in the stands that yes, it was a solid lead. in the third, a long run after a block. giants lose for the 82nd time this year. popcorn, h

matt olson, big, strong. bottom eighth, a's down 4-3.owery, his major league leading 37th double of the yeerm. it is a ground roll double. scores matt joyce. pender, a fly brings in. so the a's win in comeback fashion. 5-4, snapping a three game squid. andre iguodala hanging out at the pga championship. meeting fans and playing the role of fan after he met the golfers. after a long weather delay. jason day on 13. bogey-free 7 under 64, low round of the two days so far. he and kissner are tied at minus 8. jordan spieth 3 over when play was stopped because of darkness. we have an update. an update on rally cat, the cardinals. yes, say they have found rally cat. guy got on the field and made life difficult for the grounds crew. a woman took the cat from the park saying it was hers. she lost the cat. i can watch this on a loop over and over again. the cards now believe they've found rally cat safe and sound, and you saw it behind bars. >> ah. >> where they can keep an eye on him. >> until they find him a good home. >> "abc 7 sports" brought

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