. ♪ >> reporter: in her signature red heels patrice banks is on the move.'s an air filter. looks good here. >> reporter: she's the owner of girls auto clinic in upper darby. >> there's nothing like this in the united states. we want to be able to empower women all over the country and the world. >> reporter: all female garage indicator to go women. drop off your car and wait inside clutch beauty bar, attached to the garage. the idea started a few years when patrice was less familiar with her car. >> i used to call myself an auto air head. i was one of those women who hated my automotive experiences. i always felt taken advantage of. >> reporter: she went back to school and learned how to fix cars. patrice liked fixing cars so much she eventually left her job as an engineer to work as a mechanic. >> i tell people that was probably one of the easiest decisions i could have made. >> reporter: patrice gives back what she learned by teaching women the automotive basics. in her car care workshops. >> there's a huge lack of female mechanics. i think that's why we

quickly, patrice. correct me if i'm wrong. president trump won more minority voters in the last election than mitt romney. is that true? >> i believe he did. and there were some specific demographics, particularly black men or disenfranchised and unemployed who i think are looking to happen for some change. liz: including 8 million obama voters. patrice and eric, good to see you. thank you so much for coming. >> good to see you. liz: the market ending the day in the red even though it got a bump. amid terrorism and political turmoil, that is a safe haven play. next up, president trump chief strategist steve bannon today, this after criticism this week from all sides on the president's comments about the violence of charlottesville last weekend. now, can he get his agenda done? we've got economist ben stein weighing in next. and later, an update on the terror attack in spain. did europe open borders help these attackers carry out their terrorist plans? that's coming up you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumpe

eric schiffer and patrice unwuka here.e out there and even the media critics are trying, some of them are trying to say this is alt-right. have they forgotten that the first version of this movie got a lot of heat and a lot of blowback for being vigilante, but now all of a sudden it's an alt-right movement? what do you think? >> well, it's interesting, liz. i went back to "the new york times" review of this, and they were saying even back in 1974 of the first one that it was sr. considered to be a far-right film. i don't see it. i really don't. look, it's entertainment, number one. these people on twitter are playing to to the base. imagine if tom hanks played the role of this, of bruce willis who's a conservative. imagine if it was tom hanks. i don't think you'd hear these things. so i don't buy it. i think it's, it's silly, frankly. elizabeth: patrice, yeah, to eric's point, bruce willis is seen shooting a white guy in the movie. the it's a remake of a '70s movie, right? >> it is. the backlash is really just a way to del

. ♪ in her signature red heels patrice banks is on the move fixing cars. >> here's an air filter.. >> there's nothing like this in the united states. we want to be able to empower women all over the country and the world. >> reporter: all dee female garage indicator to go women. drop off your car and wait inside clutch beauty bar attached to the garage. whole idea started a few years ago when patrice was less familiar with her car. >> i used to call myself an auto air head. i was one of those women who hated my automotive experiences. i always felt tanka advantage of. >> reporter: she went back to school and learned how to fix cars. patrice like fixing cars so much she eventually left her job as an engineer to work as a mechanic. >> i tell people that was probably one of the easiest decisions i could have made. >> reporter: patrice gives back what she learned by teaching women the automotive basics in her car car workshops. >> there's a huge lack of female mechanic. i think that's why we have this big disconnect. why so many women are dissatisfied and miss treed because people don

where they might get stuck thank you so much for your perspective on this i really appreciate it patrice on policy analyst at independent women's forum thank you. like other countries canada has been hit by low oil prices and according to a number of experts things may only get worse for the industry in fact some believe the economy built around canada's tar sands could collapse as early as two thousand and thirty r.t.s. alex mileage joins us now from toronto with this story alex what is fueling these dire predictions about canada's tar sands you know the environmental movement in many respects is gaining some steam especially when it comes to things like climate treaty. that when you look at the tar sands all the c o two that's coming from there so that's one of the factors but it's not the. biggest factor the biggest factor is remember the movie who killed the electric car well it looks like the hours come back in zombie form zombie apocalypse of cars electric cars are back and they're growing like crazy and this is the thing that's going to hurt in the oil industry more than anything

patrice, you want to finish this off?'t think for example, if we go back to ask the president the question as he said down the line there is any chance mitch mcconnell is out as majority leader? that is just not going to happen? >> i think so. when congress comes back into session they actually deliver a budget, they deliver a debt ceiling raise and deliver the instructions for tax reform i think the president would be placated. connell: that is what he said. that is what he said. only come back and ask him if it doesn't get done. anyway, boy something to talk abouts awe said in the summer, but that north korea is pretty big thing as well. thanks to all three of you, appreciate it. >> thank you. connell: the story that has blown up is the google story, this diversity controversy. the latest that got critics eyeing the whole tech world is coming up next. there was an interesting development on this just last night. >>> speaking of tech, amazon, is amazon going to be the company that saves you from everything, including exc

yesterday on msnbc black lives matter co-founder patrice colors said the first amendment protections apply to whatever is deemed to be hate speech. >> we are seeing a movement of white nationalists rising up because they have been emboldened by trump at his government. hate speech which is what we're seeing coming out of white nationalist groups is not protected under the first amendment rights. >> tucker: jez minute is a political commentator and she joins us tonight. jazmine, thanks for coming on. so,. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: hate speech is not protected by the first amendment. you hear this allot. of course hate speech is not mentioned in the bill of rights there are a bunch of supreme court decisions brandenburg vs. ohio i think being the most important that explain it very explicitly, yes, language you disagree with is covered by the first amendment. but tell me where this idea comes from because everybody seems to be repeating it. >> well, first of all, patrice colors is a good friend of mine and i definitely understand what she is saying. >> tucker: um-huh. >> you

black lives matter cofounder patrice colors said the first amendment protections don't apply to whateveremed to be hate speech. >> we are seeing a movement of whites nationalists rising up because they've been emboldened by trump and his government hate speech which is what we c are seeing coming out of white nationalist groups. it's not protected in first amendment rights. >> tucker: just mechanic is a political commentator, thanks for coming on. hate speech is not protected by the first amendment, it's not mentioned in the bill of rights, brandenburg versus ohio being the most important that explain and in very explicitly yes, language or disagree with is first amendment. tell me where this idea comes from, everyone seems to be repeating it. >> patrice colors is a good friend of mine and i definitely understand which she's saying. legally is hate speech protecte protected, absolutely. should it be? that depends on where you fall on the issue. when you're talking about white nationalism and white supremacist, there is a lot of hate speech from that side and she's absolutely right. when

deck of the york town taking it all in. 8-year-old ryan elwood made sure to bring his stuffed animal patric along. >> because he likes to maybe fall asleep when it's dark. and i just like it. >> reporter: it was quite simply one of life's special moments you just had to share with someone you love. you know, a lot of people felt like this. this was something they felt a very deep connection not only to the universe but to others who were watching it. philip back to you. >> it was an amazing experience. thank tuesday our tom costello for that report. >>> a frantic search is still under way for ten missing sailors after a tanker slammed into ship. nbc news global editor cal perry is in south korea with the >> reporter: so they're looking at the berthing areas, those are the sleeping quarters which were flooded during that accident. the other search is continuing on the water. it's being supported by the singapore navy and the malaysians navy as well, joining those u.s. navy ships continuing to patrol the waters. we've been hearing from the admiral from the u.s. navy. he said as you mention a

joining me now are howard dean and patrice, leah wright and david johnson.you can be any dean you want. we'll let you be who you are. donald trump got no. he was fully taken apart. all across the board except for a couple groups, white evangelicals pretty much stood by him. but he got huge praise from white nationalists. some called him the most honest president since washington. he's drawn their active praise. in a normal presidency, this would cause a complete rethink. right? but with trump, why do you suppose it doesn't? >> it doesn't, because this is who he's been. this is who he is. this is what he thrives on. he is someone who has really just kind of appealed to the ideas. so we're in a moral moment right now. this is a moment where it should be clear as day, any republican, any president doesn't matter if you're republican, democrat, whatever, knows this is something you're supposed to speak out about. but this is a guy who is essentially president of the internet comments. right? the comment section of the internet. and this is who he is. this is a m

never in a way that patrice it is such a. desperate situation my daughter should be. i should be. through with. international. news just in a suicide bomber targeted a nato military convoy in the city. of the nato led mission in afghanistan has. in a statement the document says it resulted in casualties. with explosives was rammed into the outside kandahar airport which is home to a major military base for international troops and no information has been released to the nationality of the troops attacked. at all killed if any now against this backdrop the u.s. government's afghanistan watchdog has urged the pentagon to declassify a report detailing allegations of child sex abuse by afghan forces. the report was concerned the legations of sexual abuse of children by members of the afghan security forces because he has classified much of the information on which the sego report is based the report is classified seger has requested that the declassify the report or the watchdogs report generally concerns u.s. funding in afghanistan and whether forces receiving the money comply with h

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new numbers out from the bureau of labor statistics that need to be addressed now so please welcome patrice on senior policy analyst independent women's forum thanks so much for coming in to chat with me about this situation the recent women's earnings numbers give us some interesting numbers for two thousand and sixteen you can see a steady increase in women's earnings since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine. that's twenty cents better than it was back then about however it's only at around eighty two percent of what their male counterparts are are actually making we've made strides but we're missing something that. that needs to be answered to explain why we still haven't close this gap even a little bit more well what's interesting is let's look at the gap itself so talking about maybe one hundred twenty cents that's what b.l.s. is saying but then when you dig deeper and you compare for some control for some different factors things like the number of hours women versus men work their seniority time in the workforce in time out of the labor force you know there are lots of other fact

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political consultant harlan hill an analyst at the women's four and patrice lee.ice to see you this morning. i just want to start with you. were ceos resigned and it was all kind of coming at the same time. how do you see this impacting his agenda? >> i don't think this will impact the agenda at all. we seen this play out time and time again with president donald trump had receded during the campaign as well. the president might say something controversial and sometimes he will here blowback from his own party. obviously from democrats and the mainstream media. if he returns to the basics which gives a very clear platform for what he wants to get done in washington if he can does things done, this would be inconsequential. i still believe republicans will perform very well in 2018. because there is a hold of leadership, total lack of economic message on the democratic side, president donald trump is still extremely well-positioned. lea: i have to ask you from the perspective of the ceos if they lose their position and have the president's ear. >> part of the reaso

. >> patrice is a college and career coordinator at the school. she shell ped her get into college. she was days away from moving in in florida a&m, but jamari was murdered before she got the chance to take her first way is traumatic. >> jamari was driving on saratoga avenue in northeast dc in the middle of the day when she was hit by a bullet, an innocent -- made one arrest so far. >> principal wilson high school. >> she's sort of defining what we want a wilson graduate to be, fantastic plan for the future. >> she also saying in the -- she sang in the school choir, her voice and light will be missed here as a new school year begins one week from today. and i can tell you, also, that they provided grief counselors here at the school today and there were people going up and speaking to those counselors about this horrible tragedy. back to you. >>> darcy spencer, thank you, darcy. five people including a 16-year-old boy are in custody this evening they're charged in an home invasion at an apartment complex in maryland. earlier this month police say the group into the complex and told

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i talked today to lieutenant government, governor dan patric patrick, he's going to focus on corpus christind not used improper for the lieutenant governor himself, he couldn't get out of where he was. texas is near and dear to my heart and so many americans, they are going to need this help for years. governor abbott, echoed by many officials, democrat and republican, say don't let the news cycle change your concern for us because we need you longer than the next news cycle. that is the truth. we have water going over highway dividers. the soundproofing between neighborhoods and highways on 610, water is overflowing over that. everyone knows how tall that is. that is really bad. a lot of prayers and a lot of inspiring stories, a few looting examples, but much inspiring the stories. >> bret: it's much like katrina. in slow motion, then the extent of how long it will be. fortunately, new orleans to recover. the one thing we focused on is the evacuation order. here is the fema administration on whether to go or not go. >> and a lot of times, when you are a city in a rainfall event, you have t

i just spoke to a woman by the name of patrice ya, she is aund many years. this is what she said.sten. >> we heard by the mayor of houston that not to be afraid because nobody is going to be asking you for documents, but our community is so afraid, they don't trust what people are telling them because they are going through a lot. >> reporter: i just spoke to the red cross here in the shelter and shthey assured us that nobo is getting turned down for not having paperwork and no i.c.e. raids in the shelter. >> thank you very much. as we've been talking about on this show and all morning long, it's the kindness of strangers at the heart of some of the most incredible stories out of harvey. at the top of the list you may know him, this texas celebrity, furniture store owner mattress mac. you've seen the pictures, he's opened up stores to people out of their homes and kids and even pets, giving a little bit of comfort and taste of home to people who may have cost everything. guess who is with us next, mattress mack. stick around. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play dev

kareem martin and coach patrice hemps join us live. >> good morning to you. >> hey, this segment will the and tire time. we'll stay in our lane. good morning to you both. >> good morning. good morning. >> i'll hold this while you t talk. tell me all about the event. >> my name is fran shouldn't cruz and. >> i'm tyree irving. >> we're so pleased to be on dc's number one boxes entertainment series. i'm a former -- we're both former team usa members. >> number one. number one in the united states. >> all right. tell me about this even. how big of a deal is this for it to be in d.c. >> this is a big deal because basically we bringing boxing back to d.c. >> um-hmm. >> we got a d.c. so we just trying to show the world how dc got the most talent. >> where all the boxers coming from? >> up and coming boxers or already champs like me? >> we already took over the amateur ring so we're here to take over the professional rings. >> all right. >> tariq was wsb and he was team usa i'm two time world medalist and i got lot of things going on. >> ya'll got quick hands. >> yes sir. >> people want to co