past inductees include music promote or phil graham and musicians carlos santana, jerry garcia, and the band metallica with a reunion concert tomorrow night with eddie money and jefferson starship. >> big. >> yes. >>> protesters moved on to interstate 5 and targeted the arena. coming up, their message -- look at the pictures. their message following a controversial police shooting. >>> this is the latest big shakeup in the trump administration. i'm doug doug luzader. more on who is coming and coming coming up. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is off to a nice start. i don't know how to do this. any not 100 accidents before 5:00? >>> it looks pretty good but we will see clouds popping up later on. the weekend forecast coming up. >>> good morning. the u.s. september followed the lead of the house and passed a $1.3 trillion spending bill, preventing another government shutdown tonight. how much will go to the military and domestic programs? did trump get what he wants to build the border wall? >>> a student-led march against gun violence. we will meet bay area students wh

too nice to this guy at this point that's not usually the game plan, like remember 2008 senator phil graham we're a nation of whiners, and he got a lot of blowback, but i think that saying can apply to our media, we're very good and profoundly accomplished at complaining about things and wining about things but solutions are very offered and look the criticism is coming from the left and ride the national review editorial board doesn't think this is a good idea as well so what do we do exactly here? do we go back to the clinton plan president clinton and we negotiate with the north koreans and give him billions of dollars just to accelerate the nuclear program and do what the bush administration did, bilateral talks and language and do what the obama administration did which is nothing and i found it interesting he played a sound bite from samantha vanguard from cnn because she was a national security advisor so president trump imposed sanctions that have real teeth and forged to solve a relationship with the chinese president as we saw in that tweet you just played before the segment and h

and adding charmingly, but ineffectively quoted phil graham who it said, ma'am, i'm sorry, mr. has been set among this is the first rough draft of history and in the wonderful mrs. graham voice i heard through the phone, does it have to be so funky graph. [laughter] so i think they captured her. several of us here knew her anything she would then beyond thrilled with meryl streep ebro siren here who knows meryl streep does how much she loved that portrait. >> she was cut out of all of the. she's not in that movie. >> is there somebody you think of that has a wonderful historical portrait, novel or a movie? >> yes, i'm always worried when movies try to do historical figures and decide it's interesting enough and tries to update them more. i say to someone the other day it was kevin cost many times over a deeply feminist man, which is unconvincing given the times been a surrogate proto- feminist who insists on having an equal share of what's going on. so i'm a bit worried when i tried to recover people can tinker with them to make them up today. i guess were always doing it. findi

i her her voice, now think meryl streep, evan charmingly ineffectively quoted phil graham who had said he said, ma'am, i'm sorry, you know as your husband said, it is supposed to be the first rough draft of the history. in that wonderful mrs. graham voice through the phone, but does it have to be is f-ing wrong? i think they captured her. >> she would have been beyond thrilled by meryl streep. rose who is here, knows meryl streep knows, how much she would have loved portrait. >> somebody did a piece quite recently, she was cut out of "all the president's men." she was not in the movie. this was a needed correction of the record. >> is there somebody you can think of has wonderful historical portrait whether it's novel or in a movie? >> yes, there is some wonderful portrayals. i'm always worried when movies try to do historical figures and decides the historical figure isn't interesting enough and tries to update them. i was saying the old robin hood with kevin costner. kevin costner comes over as deeply sensitive, caring feminist man which is unconvincing given the times. made marion i

she is one of dozens of survivors who decided to be a part of the phil graham all just bridges back memoriesrough. it is really really hard to listen to. >> it is not an easy philadelphia many to be a part of. six month later, emotions are still raw. >> hurricane harvey meant something to all of them, the same way it meant something to all of us. >> working with small budget. >> this movie won't and hollywood block buster hit, but it will be real and authentic, something every hughes tanian who watches can somewhat relate. >> the goal in film you don't want to mirror other film. you want to mirror roll life. what you portray to be as accurate to the experience as possible, instead of have actual evacuees who experienced hurricane harvey, i mean, that's about as accurate as you can get. >> that report of khou of houston says producers hope to release the film in august, the hurricane harvey first anniversary. >> researchers had little rock arkansas created test design to detect cancer earlier. >> team discovered pro dean produced by tumor cells called pep sin, simple blue draw will show how h

>> phil graham from texas said we're a nation of liars. that can apply to our media.foundly accomplished offering up complaints and saying why everything is bad with a certain kind of solution. to judy's point, well, gee, the last 30 years hasn't gone to well under clinton, bush and obama. that's why president trump got elected, a partial reason. people say i may not agree with everything he is doing but washington is broken. let's bring in somebody that does something different. we have to remember back to last august. fire and fury. yes. like the world has never seen. that will lead to world war 3. it appears to have led to kim jong-un blinking here and we're talking. the problem now would be, the expectations are set that unless trump walks out of this meeting with north korea agreeing to denuclearize, then it's a failure. it's a 30 year problems and takes 30 months in talks to come to a solution. >> jon: the white house press secretary talked about press expectations. here's what sarah sanders had to say. >> i'm glad that you guys are acknowledging a lot of the pr

i'm phil graham. welcome to the program. israel's ministry clashed with demonstrators in the gaza strip as thousands of palestinians for six weeks of protests called the medicine group hamas the palestinian health ministry says at least twelve demonstrators have been killed and hundreds injured. clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on the gaza side of the border to israel. there marking a number of historic events the expulsion of palestinians in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight which helped create the israeli state the deaths of six arab israelis in demonstrations in one thousand nine hundred eighty six and the scheduled opening of the us embassy in jerusalem in may so. our palestinian nation assures today that we will never accept all the conspiracies targeting jerusalem and blocking the right of return. israel has doubled its military presence on the border similar protests in recent months have led to clashes that cost multiple deaths israel called the protests a dangero

i'm phil graham welcome to the program. a protest march through on a eighty five year old holocaust survivor is taking place in paris as we speak. no one was killed in an attack at home on friday thousands of marching through the streets to protest against the murder against a wave of anti-semitic attacks across the country there have been reports of isolated scuffles firefighters discovered miss missed knowles partially burned body after being called to a fire in her apartment in the east of the city she's been stabbed several times police arrested a neighbor and another suspect. d.w. correspondent lisa lewis is sat in the paris not not welcome at lisa let's start with these scuffles first of all well what have you heard about this fighting that broke out short while ago but i just heard it right behind the elites like marie le pen was pushed by the demonstrators for but when she arrived here the leader of the far right national front it was actually people are really getting hurt being at this march in remembrance of me a

: i was just throwing that out there but maybe a larry kudlow would be a very decent -- liz: or phil grahamell: well the market would rather see that than peter navarro. charlie: how about sebastian gorka? >> yeah, he would be great. i mean, you know? connell: navarro was named as the replacement. charlie: i think they should get sebastian gorka. >> that's just total insanity. i mean navarro is a democrat. connell: gary cohn is a democrat >> but so is navarro. charlie: we need a millennial in there. >> anyone is better than -- liz: can i just ask a question. didn't gary cohn walk out the door with 250 million plus in compensation? i think it was 287 million. charlie: well he's set for 20 years. liz: i'm saying he can do whatever he wants. charlie: well that's the whole thing. gary cohn really didn't want to leave but trump put the gun to his head and said listen pal, support my tariffs or not. connell: one final question. north korea, good idea, bad idea >> i think it's probably a bad idea. trump is not a seasoned negotiator, and he's meeting with one of the -- connell: you have the deal. t

former senator phil graham testified before a senate panel and said the following, i quote, what does the stress test test? know, but s no one the know, but the regulators see that as a virtue. the feds' vice chairman has stated giving banks a clear road map for compliance might make it easier to game the test. but isn't the fact that compliance is easier when you know what the law says the whole point of the rule of law? the stress test improvement act inserts much needed transparency into the testing process. it alters current regulations to make sure the -- the internal company-run test an annual exercise. it streamlines the number of scenarios which aback may be tested while ensuring banks are still tested on whether they are able to withstand a seriously adverse scenario. ed to-frank was born out of an effort to prevent another collapse of our financing institutions like we experienced in 2008. unfortunately, the broad president bush stroke regulatory regime it produced had many unintended consequences. hardest hit were our small community banks and credit unions. there were also

phil, you know, you really blushed. [laughter] (gigi grahamddy would accept to go on the secular programs, because he felt like this was just one more way that the gospel of jesus christ could be preached. and whether he was on larry king live or meet the press or any show that he did that was non-religious in any way he never got off message. what is your purpose? he said, go into the whole world and proclaim this message... that god loves people, that he's interested in people; he wants to help them in their present situation, and he wants to save their souls. (billy graham) that's the reason it's so important to know the word of god. god loves you and that christ died for you, and that is what the evangelist... (charles gibson) you always knew with graham that it was about the message and not about the man. many of you, tonight, desperately need jesus christ. who is this unique person that comes across the pages of history the bible from genesis to revelation points to christ. he was the son of god. he was the only one in the universe that