>> only we were with sarah jessica parker.ed her today, carrie bradshaw would be so proud. >> i feel like we have whoen the lottery. this has been in the planning stages for over a year. >> shoes from every color of the rainbow. >> anybody need anything? any questions. >> sarah jessica parker opened up her first permanent store in new york's fashion district. >> sometimes i'm at a store two to three days a week. sometimes i'm shooting, away something else. i have children that need attention. i'm in business. and i love this brand. >> ooh. hello, lover. >> just like carrie bradshaw, sarah jessica parker had a life long love of footwear. making a sale is not as important with her as connecting to the customers. >> i'm like, put your phone down. we have to talk. i have to know who you are. where you from? why do you want these in what do you want? the minute people put their phones down, the whole world opens up for the boat of us. >> here's something you might not know -- the late burt reynolds ep hads her acting career, he dir

parker with the book. parker posey! a standing ovation! they love you. >> thank you. thank you.arling! welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you've brought your own copy of the book? >> well yeah, because i wanted to read you a passaghere you appear. is that okay? >> jimmy: i'm in the book? >> yeah, you're in the book. >> jimmy: i'm honored. [ cheers and applause ] i'm in the -- i made the book. >> you're on an airplane. >> jimmy: i'm on an airplanet >> sitting n me. well, the book was written, for, you know, people who read books. >> jimmy: yeah. [ lahter ] >> but also, i have pictures if you don't read. so that's a good thing. >> jimmy: oh there's photos as well. >> yeah, some funny pictures, that you can just rip out and put the wall, and do whatever you want. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> gracie is in it, my dog i in it. >> jimmy: aw, i love gracie. >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: very talented dog as well. >> do you mind if i read a a little bit. >> jimmy: please. i'd love -- yeah. >> i highlighted your part so you would know where year in yellow. i know you're not goi

nike's ceo addressing the colin kaepernick ad on the earnings call here's what nike's ceo, mark parkersaid >> we feel actually very good and very proud of the work that we're doing with "just do it" introducing that to the new generation of consumers. here in north america it was strong an also around the world, it's transcended the north american market to touch i think people around the world. >> parker also talked about how the colin kaepernick ad is impacting nike's brand overall >> it's driving an uptick in traffic, engagement, both socially as well as commercially we have seen record engagement with the brand as part of the campaign >> let's bring in stacey widlitz, a cnbc contributor. i noticed sara eisen was on "fast money" last night and she quoted you talking about the quarter. that's what i do i watch cnbc every day. how good was the nike quarter? >> the nike quarter was strong the problem is, as you said, the stock is up 35% year-to-date if you listen to anybody, everybody is like how do they outdo themselves they had a turnaround in north america. it's product driven. the

parker admits that she made an exception when she bought a volvo the swedish car maker now belongs to a chinese multinational. in her household she says she's trying to buy only american made products with at times limited success. so there are some things that i'm not sure but i know the kitchen aid is. assembled in ohio i think i read that the bowl is made in korea i know that helicopter eight is not so you can add by an american made testers i thought this was the american way . because it's a general initiative sounds like it has a nationalist agenda parker says it all boils down to a matter of choice i think it's only a nationalistic if you are saying we're only going to buy american made products we make a lot of choices us consumers we choose things because they have recycled content and or we choose things because they reflect a particular lifestyle that we want choosing something that's made either in your own community or your own country is just another consumer choice i'm glad that we have those choices which is why for me at least it's not nationalistic for me. so what wo

let's get more on this from our political correspondentjessica parker. a tough time for the liberal democrats since they left coalition and i suppose they're trying to work out where they go, how they rebrand themselves.” trying to work out where they go, how they rebrand themselves. i think they have been struggling to be heard and are trying to cut through to voters and conference season is a chance for parties to showcase their policies and the liberal democrats will be focusing on two elements,

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sarah parker and her neighbors susan schweikert don't count themselves as losers in the globalization era and they don't like donald trump but they're on a mission by america i know. sarah has a popular website and buy american is it's clarion call. something like born again i think every. in her usa love list she gives thousands of fans advice on how to replace products made in other parts of the world she says it's about their jobs. check it out american flags. you wouldn't believe how often american flags are not even made united states this is maybe united says is it oh yeah ok i like it when they when they put the label really in the states on the front because people really do care about that and this is me in a small town somewhere i'm sure i don't know where but by looking for the mean you're saying label i'm supporting that small town and the people who made it. parker says she herself experienced how jobs moved south of the border to mexico and depopulated whole areas says the factories died china china she decided to do something about it my first job after college was sell

the district says officers will now spend more time at parker elementary. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. w locked up in storage. the "early days" statue... >>> a piece of san francisco history some call racist is now locked up in storage. the early days statue outside san francisco's city hall was removed today. it showed a native american at the feet of a catholic missionary. activists have fought for decades to have it removed. this week the board of supervisors voted to have it taken down. similar outrage has prompted changes on the stanford campus. the university announced plans to strip the name of father junipero serra from several campus buildings and serra mall at the entrance to the school's main quad. administrators are responding to the criticism of misdream of native americans by the founder of the california -- mistreatment of native americans by the founder of the california mission system. >>> governor brown announced today the state is launching its own satellite to track and gather data on climate change. he made that announcement on the fi

jessica parker has more. an anxious wait from the shore.ld back their tea rs. to attempt to bring more bodies to shore. the ferry capsized two days ago. and tipped when passengers moved from one side to the other. knocking from inside the vessel, rescuing an engineer. and is a serious condition. and preparing them for burial. so all the necessary arrangements have been made. collecting their beloved ones ready for the burial ceremony. from the site of the accident, ahead of a burial tomorrow. once the rescue efforts to find any survivors has ended. jessica parker, bbc news. of the failed payday lender wonga, which has gone into administration. high rates of interest. to take on the loans. a compostable version. as our business correspondent emma simpson reports. plastic waste — we're drowning in it. with a host of measures to try to stem the tide. from fruit and veg to plastic dishes for ready meals. packaging within five years. plastic, for loose fruit and veg. for all its fruit and veg. for carrying shopping home. these bags will be rolle

thomas parker. thomas, thomas parker. thomas parker. thomas parker is the superintendent of the out-of- town school district since 2017. right before that, he was superintendent in missed again -- michigan and during that, he was a member of the urban superintendent cohort so they left and got alan, let's give him a hand. thomas is also an alumnus of how university. bison forever. regina, it's okay. regina is where team equity and member services officer at the national school board association. he provides leadership and management of her educational equity programming content and research before joining us she was a chair of the board in the public school district. she was president of the board of education and she shared a cube which is a council of urban board of education. she is a go to. alton, we are so glad to see him. he is a past president and he served for almost a decade as superintendent which is in texas and has more than 70,000 students. he is a superintendent and i bet you he will stay. donna, hi. she is a part of the n

the suspect.... 27-year-old ernest parker...sday and charged with criminal mischief. no one was hurt. firefighters eventually arrived to get the fire under control. (ryan) a placerville barbershop is taking heat -- after a photo of a hanging doll, portraying former 49er co social media. reporter charmaine nero explains why. joseph"they got colin kaepernick hanging from a noose."this is the picture being shared online -posted by joseph - who wanted to be reffered to only by his first name.joseph, phoner"i posted it because i drove past there about 3 or 4 times down there and i didnt notice that."the picture - taken by his friend - inside the bowtie barbershop in downtown placerville -shows former 49er - colin kapernick - hanging from the ceiling by a noose.bow tie barber, owns shop"i literally had no idea that i was offending people." bow tie"we have a hangman down here in hangtown and with the theme of hangtown, i hung him, and i apologize."bowtie barber is a well known public figure in this community and says the hanged doll ha

it happened near parker elementary. you can hear the kids screaming and someone telling them to to go. third-grader mario corrales gloria says it was the teachers telling them to run. >> i feel sad because somebody couldn't have -- could have gotten hurt at the school. >> reporter: you can see a postal worker hiding behind her truck. no one was injured, but they called paramedics to treat the worker, who was in shock. >> she is okay. >> reporter: the woman yesterday was filling in for someone else. back at the scene, a gunman fired shots into a car parked across from the school. that sent the kids running for safety. >> it is shocking. it is broad daylight and a whole bunch of gunfire and kids screaming. this is not what we want to have happen. it makes the challenge of educating our kids that much more difficult. >> reporter: ousd has her own police force. officers will spend more time at parker elementary. >>> president trump's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, has made a deal to cooperate with prosecutors in t

jessica parker, thank you very much. let's ta ke jessica parker, thank you very much. a chilly start but it is turning into a beautiful saturday from many with long spells of sunshine especially across southern england, wales, the midlands, east anglia, further north more cloud. certainly north—west scotla nd more cloud. certainly north—west scotland because producing some outbreaks of rain. windy as well. afternoon temperatures between 12 and i8. afternoon temperatures between 12 and 18. this evening and tonight rain will sing southwards across scotla nd rain will sing southwards across scotland and northern ireland and northern ireland. most of the rain guzzling away but leaving behind a band of cloud. that will hold temperatures up to some extent but to the south, some places will once again gets down to freezing. a touch of frost tomorrow. generally tomorrow a cloudy day across england and wales. still some sunny spells. sunshine and showers per northern ireland and scotland. and a keen northerly breeze. temperature taking a tumble. 11—15. monday another very cool

officers will now spend more time at parker elementary. in oakland, i am donna lynne. kpix five. >>> a bus inflames on interstate 218 yourself city. drivers in the southbound lane snapped this video. smoke covered both sides of the freeway as firefighters worked to put the fire out. the passengers and driver meted out okay. at last check, the right three northbound lanes were blocked. >>> new health concerns in san francisco center point neighborhood. a small radio object -- radioactive object was found a few feet from people's homes. it was this deck marker. it contained glow-in-the-dark paint made with a poisonous radioactive substance that can cause bone cancer. people living in hunters point are suing both the developer and the company hired to clean up the former navy shipyard. they claim the developer did not tell homebuyers about allegations that tetra tech had faked soil samples. the lawsuit is claimed to have had no merit, but former employees have claimed that test results they gathered were falsified. >>> a monument outside san francisco city hall that some

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thomas parker. thomas. thomas parker. thomas parker. thomas parker is -- he's superintendent in allentown school district in pennsylvania since 2017. right before that, he was superintendent in michigan. and before that, no, actually, during that, he was a member of the urban superintendents cohorts so he was superintendent, left there, and went to allentown. give him a hand. thomas is also an alumnus of howard university. you know. bison. bison forever. regina jacobs. there she is. regina jacobs is chief equity and member service officer at the national school boards association. she provides leadership and management over educational equity programming, content and research. before joining, she was a chair of the board in the prince georges county public school system and she was president of the maryland association of sports of education and she chaired the council of urban force board of education. she knows boards. she knows urban. she's a go-to. alton, alton fraley. so glad to see him. he's the past president and served for almos

not much more than a drop of charlie parker's blood on a shoe when you came right down to it.s told the court, the blood put rick at the murder scene. >> but he had a story for it, didn't he? >> he did. it didn't hold water, but he had a story about it. >> humphries recited rick's version of how blood had got on his shoe, how he had went into the parker house to get a set of car keys after the crime scene techs had finished up. >> he looked to his right which was the window leading in to the bathroom where big charlie had died and noticed the blood. >> rick said he worried bambi pacing outside might look in the window and freak out all over again. >> he went in and stepped through the bathroom and closed the blind. >> and, oops, i stepped in the blood. >> yeah. >> that's his story, though, right? >> yeah. >> but it didn't hold up? >> no. because they were already closed. >> that was the gotcha. this crime scene photo, said the prosecutor, was taken hours before rick supposedly stepped inside that house. notice the bathroom blinds are drawn. humphries argued that rick could not

so it was much more efficient to say "let fitzgerald do the love scene, let parker do the comedy scenemake sure it's structured properly." just monkeys on a typewriter. but they were clever monkeys. that's what happened in "casablanca," ...at least, as i understand it. there was this fellow who wrote the play, everybody comes to ricks. then the epstein brothers got involved in rewriting it. then howard koch got involved in rewriting it. and out of this potpourri came this marvelous movie. ♪ you must remember this ♪ a kiss is just a kiss ... ♪ a sigh is just a sigh ♪ (narrator) "casablanca." one of the greatest love stories ever told was made in 1942 in consummate studio style. at least six writers worked on the script. the cast included 34 nationalities. but what truly engaged audiences in "casablanca" was not the dialects, but the way it was directed, lit, photographed, acted and edited. hollywood filmmaking at its height, so effortless, so masterful it's invisible to the audience. ♪ ... as time goes by ♪ sam, i thought i told you never to play -- (richard sylbert) the way i was broug

from "the washington post," white house reporter ashley parker. and with us on set, john heilema heilemann, nbc news, msnbc national affairs analyst and co-host and executive producer of showtime's "the circus" which is back sunday and daniel goldman, district attorney for the southern district of new york. let me start with you, chuck, because we've had a lot of conversations about what manafort might do. you've often warned us that this kind of development could come at any time. but did anything about today's cooperation agreement go further than what we thought we were warned to expect in terms of a plea? >> you know, as cooperation agreements go, it's fairly standard. he's going to answer every question about every one and everything they've done for any federal state or local prosecutor. and that's fairly typical language. what's not surprising is this. and you have a bunch of really smart fbi agents and prosecutors, me excluded on your show today. >> that's not true. >> you know, it's true. >> you are, too. >> but what's true is this. almos

parker was fired in 2017. he said he just wanted to feel like an equal at work. >> within that is fairness. you know, like you want to be treated like everyone else is being treated. so i wanted to feel like i am in a place where things are equal, and you know, i wanted to go back to >> the lawsuit also claims black employees found a knotted rope at a southwest airport gate. southwest airlines com saysnt o issued a statement saying it does "foster an environment that is diverse and inclusive and we do not tolerate or condone discrimination of any kind." >>> checking a bag when you fly american airlines will now coit. the airline is increasing the price of any first check bag by $5, that amounts to $30, checking a second bag will cost 40 bucks. american airlines isn't alone, by the way. most of the major airlines are hiking fees citing rising fuel and operational costs this marks american airlines first price increase in eight years. >>> 4:50, amazon is launching a slew of new products. >> as liz mclaughlin rep

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tom cruise, parker posey,

[applause] make next question from maggie parker. that's to senator watson. >> senator watson, the loan chamber has supported efforts to reduce energy use and improve the quality of air and water through incentives of private sector efforts for new technologies, more communities and encourage conservation programs. how would you as a member of congress were to support these or similar efforts? >> i agree, small businesses are best suited to create jobs and protect things. government can and should have a role. regulations are not the answer to everything. at best their message needed protections. were better off incentivizing actions. in this state senate i worked to incentivize community solar to give people more access to that. we work to make sure conservation land easements are strong. these are things we can do at the federal level as well. there are many ways to improve the quality of our life in virginia. working through public and private partnerships help us to the. >> thank you. [applause] the same question. >> the question

jessica parker has more.d back their tea rs. relatives unable to hold back their tears. divers and rescue teams, attempting to bring more bodies to shore at lake victoria. the ferry capsized two days ago. officials say it was filled to four times its maximum capacity and tipped when passengers moved from one side to the other. divers resumed their search for survivors today after hearing knocking from inside the vessel, rescuing an engineer. he said to have survived in an air pocket inside the mv nyerere and is a serious condition. while some families continue to wait for news, others have now begun the difficult process of collecting their relatives and preparing them for burial. cancellation matter most of the bodies have been identified by theirfamilies, so the bodies have been identified by their families, so all the the bodies have been identified by theirfamilies, so all the necessary arrangements have been made. the next step is to allow family members to start collecting their beloved ones ready for t

i want to bring in ashley parker, she's an msnbc political analyst and ashley, let me start with youhere. president trump asking jeff sessions so look into this new york times anonymous op-ed i whe i -- writer >> that's a great question because it is not a traditional use of the justice department or necessarily appropriate use and one of the things that this o op-ed got was the president had all these moves and whims and issued directives and sometimes aids are able to scuffle them and distracting them and other times, he ordered it quite publicly and his cabinet officials or department s or agencies ignored them publicly. this is something where trump says he wants jeff sessions to do it and jeff sessions just simply does not do it and prompted a number of angry tweets from the president. that could be the end of it. >> is it the job from the attorney's general to investigate anonymous essay writers? >> i prefer the attorney general to be focusing on corruption and the rule of law and justice and on attacking prosecutor crime. this is no, not something that the attorney general wou

nay avenue near parker elementary. you can hear the kids screaming and someone telling them to go. third grader mario guerrero says it was teachers telling them to run. his mother also heard the shots. they live near the school. >> i feel sorry because somebody could have got hurt at the school, some kids. >> reporter: you can also see a poweal worker hiding behind her truck -- postal worker hiding behind her truck. no one was injured, but police called paramedics to treat the worker who was in shock. >> she's okay. she's fine. she's just kind of scared, yeah. >> reporter: this is nacho singh's route. the woman yesterday was filling in for him. back in may a gunman fired shots into an apartment across from the school. that sent the kids running for safety, also. >> it's shocking, broad daylight, a whole bunch of gunfire. you hear kids screaming. this is not what we want to have happen and it certainly makes the challenge of educating our kids that much more difficult. >> reporter: ousd has its own police force and the district is saying that the police officers from the district ar

jessica parker, bbc news. chas hodges, one half of the musical duo chas and dave, has died.0s and ‘80s, with hits such as rabbit. david sillito looks back at his life and music. # with your incessant talking # you're becoming a pest # rabbit, rabbit, rabbit #. when they emerged in the late ‘70s, the age of punk and disco, chas and dave rather stood out. # you're a wonderful girl...# chas hodges' music was a unique mix of rock and roll with old—school cockney singalongs. # no, you won't stop talking # why don't you give it a rest?# he'd grown up in north london. his mum made ends meet playing the piano in local pubs. and in the ‘60s and ‘70s, he played in bands such as mike berry and the outlaws, and head, hands and feet. what troubled him was the way he sang. i remember ringing up dave, i said, let's go out for a pint. i said, i've got an idea of writing songs about things that i know about and singing them in my own accent. # when the kids are swinging on the gate...# what followed was a series of hit singles and dozens of tv appearances — and then a fall from fashion. # ev

to maya wiley, phil rucker, to ashley parker. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, we're going to ask two former justice department officials about the fbi investigating the kavanaugh case and about the president choosing to declassify documento related to the russia investigation of his own administration. >>> and later, the trump legal team said to be working in the dark when it comes to the investigation we mentioned. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a busy tuesday night. from the very beginning ... it was always our singular focus, a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. specialists focused on treating cancer. using advanced technologies. and more precise treatments than before. working as hard as we can- doing all that we can- for everyone who walks th

as ashley parker and her colleagues at the "washington post" report, "the two hours and 10 minutes between the first report that rosenstein had verbally offered to resign and the official white house statement that he was still on the job was a period of confusion in the west wing and on cable news and twitter, pure mayhem. rosenstein's uncertain position has reignited concern that the president will try to end somehow the mueller investigation. today one of trump's lawyers suggested what would happen if rosenstein were to leave. >> i think it's really important that there be a step back taken here and a review, and i think it's a review that has to be thorough and complete and a review that has to include an investigation of what has transpired with all of these statements and all of these allegations going back to the strzok and page and bruce ohr and basically a time out on this inquiry. >> rosenstein's possible ouster raising still more warning signs for attorney general jeff sessions who got a mention from the president during a radio interview with geraldo rivera that aired this morn

so the craven county emergency management spokesperson is amber parker. amber, bring us up to date on what is happening there. >> yes, we do have numerous requests out there right now for water rescue. storm surge and flooding is a huge problem right now in certain areas of craven county. we are sending rescue teams throughout the day and evening to fairfield harbor, portions of new bern and township seven. we are continuing to send rescue teams to where we can safely get there, but there are places where we can't reach right now. >> what are the conditions that are causing people to call you and realize, i should have gotten out of dodge? >> water in homes and there are also people in vehicles becoming flooded. >> how dangerous a situation is this and sort of what is your standard for where you will send someone to try to have a rescue and where you just can't get to right now? >> it is extremely dangerous. the water is rushing. there are downed power lines so you don't know if there's electricity touching the water. what we do is go out to area "politic

parker says there was also a noose, made of bungee cords, hanging at a southwest gate.line of subjecting black employees to "extreme race discrimination" and harsher disciplinary actions than white workers. he says he was fired for damaging a power cord and failing to report it... but that white employees did similar things and were not fired.<"honestly, i'm not surprised given my initial introduction into this houston market. i was literally warned about this type of thing, so i'm not surprised at all."> (catherine) southwest airlines released a statement saying it does not condone discrimination..and saying it cultivates a workplace that "mirrors the customers we serve." parker's lawsuit doesn't say how much he's asking for.... he is asking for a jury trial. a hearing is set for january. coming up in sports.. the 49ers looking for a second straight win this weekend, but it is going to have to come against a kansas city team... that likes to put up points. we'll have a report from santa clara. also, the raiders...trying to solve their 2nd half woes...and win their firs

parker.responded saying, he is grateful for the employees that spoke up he says the most important job is making nike the kind of place we all want it to be saying the company is committed to creating an environment of inclusivity, diversity and empowerment. he added that they are implementing new employee training and leadership development programs as they learn from the mistake he was also asked about the controversial colin kaepernick ad campaign by a shareholder parker deferred it calling it an inspirational campaign and said that he was incredibly proud of it. now according to the latest data from edison trend, sales jumped online 27% after that campaign was released during the labor day weekend. but have since leveled out around the growth rate that they were before the campaign investors have largely shrugged off both the internal changes and the noise around this campaign as the company has repeatedly put out strong results globally and has even proven that it made good on the promis

i want to say shut up and step up and do the right thing for a change. >> and ley parker, there is a gender distinguishing factor when you have 11 women on the committe committee, and many women voters may be reacting differently to this than the republican leadership in the senate. >> you are absolutely right, and no matter what, this is an optics problem not just for the white house, but again for a lot of the republicans who are up for re-election in the mid-terms and trying to win over and hold suburban female voters and independent female voters and as kasie mentioned a sense that the public hearing and especially one that could get quite emotional is going to be a real problem for them, and so i think that they are potentially from the political standpoint encouraged with this idea that she may not end up testifying, and they can try to use that, but if you are watching the way that the white house especially has been very careful and the inclination is always to fight, and to support kavanaugh, but you have seen the president do that, but even within that, he is not going out

to maya wiley, phil rucker, to ashley parker. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, we're going to ask two former justice department officials about the fbi investigating the kavanaugh case and about the president choosing to declassify documents related to the russia investigation of his own administration. >>> and later, the trump legal team said to be working in the dark when it comes to the investigation we mentioned. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a busy tuesday night. cancer ... it's very personal. each of us is different. and each cancer is different. how it reacts, how it evades and adapts. and how we attack it. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america, we use diagnostic tools that help us better understand what drives each person's cancer. this is what we mean by outsmarting cancer. and for some, it may uncover more effective treatment options. like christine bray. after battling ovarian cancer for several years, her test results revealed a potential treatment not considered previously a drug therapy tha

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my name is richard parker, architect. i was present at the last hearing. i was also a part of the meeting with the tenant. and we presented plans that showed what it would take to provide a fully compliant ada elevator. the purpose of putting in a wheelchair accessible elevator is a significant structural impact. probably just a million dollars for the structural work. the owner has assured me that he will authorize us to move forward with a pre-application meeting with dbi, fire, electrical and mechanical department to figure out what is the appropriate strategy for this elevator in this building. and we will move forward in that area. work within the city's parameters for modernizing this elevator. >> ok. you were present at that one when i read, you know, i guess the closest thing to a transcript of it, it read to me like we were presenting an option of it's a 1.3, a 1.5 million to redo it and it's going to be inconvenience and the apartments are going to be reduced. the option of modernization that may be considerably hardship to the tenants and lower

joining us from the "washington post," white house reporter ashley parker. and here on set, kimberly atkins, chief washington reporter for the "boston herald." aaron blake, senior political reporter for the "washington post" and sam stein is here, politics editor for the "daily beast." ashley, let me start with you. the president today with a lot of things on his to-do list that require him to be and act presidential, but even those requirements of the day, the solemnity of a potentially deadly storm as we just heard from al roker and perhaps the most solemn duty of any president, post-9/11, marking that sad san versery for the country and families. his day started with angry tweets at his own fbi and justice department. speak to the juxtaposition. >> it's a strikining juxtaposition. this is a president who's long struggled to express empathy, rise to the higher calling of being a consoler in chief. but, again, it was just so jarring, so striking, on this solemn day, that before even the moments of silence for the two planes that hit the twin towers, that th

kazakh parker good boxer a good rematch with. her as it's being called the fight of the century by pundits the two middleweights met just under a year ago when the match was controversially ended in a draw and sparks flew at friday night's weigh in three world title belts are on the line and one of the fighters is set to have a home crowd advantage of sorts. with the crowd on saturday will be firmly in his camp so about is nicknamed meaning cinnamon will have plenty of mexican backing in las vegas on fight night it will be three hundred sixty four days since a controversial draw between the past save kanellos belt after the decision judge adelaide byrd stood down from scoring major bouts since then canelo twice tested positive for substance clenbuterol but the levels found suggests that this was due to tainted meat a common issue for mexican athletes in any case the counterpunch specialist prefers to hit back in the ring where yes i mean. you're ready know if you followed my fighting career but i never like to talk i do it in the

men jailed and going to be released by harding as he resets the country this is why why this is why parker is saying okay. do over. we're going to restart press relations and said we want an open relationship. and access. so if, it's pretty stunning when you think about this. so, coming out of the world war, this is working in campaign headquarters and overseeing these releases and there is a society that is so that is he was writing the words that came out of harding's mouth and they weren't his ideas and that is not true. okay? justin is back and forth kind of relationships and supply him with key phrases and ideas. important peaches written by harding. and where wills yn typed harding would write his out had lang hand. and a basic conservatism. i'm exhausted after this third triple spacing. in it. but. it's shows and we have many in this harding draft of the speeches in longhand so we can prove yes. he wrote his speeches but over the years the story worked. time things are smooth sailing. the press is willing to give him a chance. remember? he's one of them. so they said okay. he outlin

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calvin parker joins me now. all right.calvin, just so i understand this and we'll make it easy for the audience to understand, you claim you were abducted when you were a friend 45 years ago and now that your friend has unfortunately passed away, you feel comfortable sharing it because he didn't want to really go too public with it. but let's start from the beginning. you were walking where and what happened? >> we were fishing. we actually got off work in mississippi and was fishing at the shipyard and that's where something came in from behind us. i'm not for sure if it was aliens or what it was, but i'm just assuming it was. and they landed behind us and three of them got out and took -- two of them got ahold of charlie and one got ahold of myself and took a board -- jesse: one second. when they were coming down, what were they in? were they in some sort of spacecraft? >> well, no. i was facing the river and we just seen some lights behind us. so when we turned around, the light got so bright and they was already there.

i'm being told amber parker is back on the phone. from new burn emergency management. there's more rescue going on? >> we have our fire rescue team out there trying to save people from homes and vehicles. >> amber, now we heard reports from the more head city mayor there were people on rooftops. is that situation similar to where you are? or people have stranded in their homes with water surrounding. >> it's alyle bit of both. we have reports of people on rooftops and people in attics. people in their homes and water coming into the house. it's a different level of water. and reports of water breeching vehicles. >> how many people do you have out there. what's the size of the crew you have actually deployed? >> i don't know exactly how many people are on the crew. we have our swift water rescue for and we have two additional crews. that are expected to come into craven county. >> based on the forecast and do you have a sense is there a point that's coming up it will be too dangerous for those crews to continue to go out and do the rescues? >> it's already too dangerous

amber parker, thanks very much. so that is craven county, new bern. 80 miles north of where i am located. that has seen the worst storm surge from the river. there are so many other waterways like that which line the coast of north carolina and down in south carolina. that is why this storm is of concern and the storm surge is of concern. let's go back to chad myers in the weather center. chad, that is sobering to hear from the first responders. to hear from the emergency management in that town where there are people trapped and in need. you know, i told you so. this is not about i told you so. they were warned and there were mandatory evacuations. this is why the mandatory evacuations were in place. >> i know we don't have pictures. but make this a mental picture. wind blowing for those rescuers right now gusted to 55 miles per hour. you are in a 12-foot blow-up zodiac trying to save people and your watercraft is at harm at 55 miles per hour. that is what the crews are going through. we say don't put the rescuers