so it's either going to be fowler or rahm. if fowler misses his putt shot, john rahm gets the next spot. >> an emotional win for leishman. there will be some tears involved. and there's no greater feeling, no going down the 18th hole knowing no matter how bad you played, you're still going to win. >> you do it in wire to wire fashion. sleeping on that lead every night and coming back to the course and delivering every day like leishman has. 62, 64, 68. a three-under round right now. rare indeed to go wire to wire. as we look at the champions that have done it since 1985 in this event. kerplank, tiger woods and jason day. . pretty good company to join. fowler for the fifth spot on the fedex cups point list. it's slower than it looks. and that's not a very good up and in try. >> doesn't usually say much but that's a head shake. tied for second at 18 under. still another good championship for fowler. be in the mix next week. he's going to close it out with another one. and the man from down under goes wire to wire at the bmw cham

if fowler misses his putt shot, john rahm gets the next spot. >> an emotional win for leishman. there will be some tears involved. and there's no greater feeling, no going down the 18th hole knowing no matter how bad you played, you're still going to win. >> you do it in wire to wire fashion. sleeping on that lead every night and coming back to the course and delivering every day like leishman has. 62, 64, 68. a three-under round right now. rare indeed to go wire to wire. as we look at the champions that have done it since 1985 in this event. kerplank, tiger woods and jason day. pretty good company to join. fowler for the fifth spot on the fedex cups point list. it's slower than it looks. and that's not a very good up and in try. >> doesn't usually say much but that's a head shake. tied for second at 18 under. still another good championship for fowler. be in the mix next week. he's going to close it out with another one. and the man from down under goes wire to wire at the bmw championship with the biggest victory of his career. what a performance. he played well. the putting w

rahm emanuel needs to stop playing games with people who love this mayor that we have in the city of chicago does not care about black people. that activist in pre-court ashley and kanye west is right george bush doesn't care about black people. some hiring about the brutal the temperature is the bad as it is the building trust of the black community but don't worry guys rahm is working to build that trust back after announcing the construction of a ninety five million dollar police and fire training academy that will be closed off to the public track a swimming pool a shooting range and space for simulations of scenarios scenarios like black people going to the grocery store walking from the grocery store and generally minding their own business the academy would increase police presence in west garfield park one of chicago's poorest neighborhoods and comes months after a department of justice report found chicago police are corrupt and miss now. they make a dumpster fire look like a labor day cookout so let's hear straight out of rob's mouth how this will lead to more effective com

to rare rahm emanuel this may not seem like a huge deal to you but after he had the video of chicago police murdering black teen requirement donald to a real action he's kind of been scarce. well beyond scarce more like endangered species list for good reason. rahm emanuel needs to stop playing games with people who love this mayor that we have in the city of chicago does not care about black people. that activist i'm pretty curt ashley and kanye west is right george bush doesn't care about black people. some high ranking elected officials have a track record as the bad as it is the building trust of the black community but don't worry guys rahm is working to build that trust back after announcing the construction of a ninety five million dollars police and fire training academy that will be closed off to the public rather a swimming pool a shooting range and space for simulations of scenarios i believe scenarios like black people going to the grocery store walking from the grocery store and generally minding their own business cademy would increase police presence in west garfield p

he was the only congressman rahm vermont. he was a regular on my show. talk to each other. we feel lonely. it's january, 2015. i get a phone call. it's bernie sanders. i need a favor. he says can i are of the house? this is senator sanders. i am thinking of running for president. i try not to laugh. he said, i am thinking of running for president. my house has a lot of political history. it's got all the boxes you would want to check if you run for president. im in the media and i don't endorse him. i promise the former owner it would always be open. i said to him, here's the deal. i don't endorse. i will move the furniture and put out water. it's january 31. i moved the furniture and i put out water. the doors were open and the furniture was moved out. 150 people showed up. people were standing in the kitchen. it was an unbelievable moment it -- moment. finally, i raised my hand. once the question? you haven't answered the $64,000 question. i said, which party? and you hear this gasp. it gets quiet here in. party, i'm notck sure you should stay here. people are here for a

about telecommunication developments, competition and regulations mrchlt cohen is senior editor tony rahm. >> what is your take on the trump administration and competition? >> first of all, i feel compelled to say this and ryan pointed this out at the goldman sachs conference last company.love our we post at&t acquisition and nbc acquisition, we view ourselves as centrally complete.lly we're not out there saying my god, to survive, we have to find to buy.g else so just want to make that clear. we have neverand, viewed ourselves as being foreclosed from the acquisition marketplace, either domestically or internationally. deal, has toe right be something that we think enhances the quality of the company, enhances returns to shareholders, has enhanced as a result ofue that. and i think there is no secret overall, this president and likely inistration is less hostile to horizontal growth or

he says his play has been sloppy, jon rahm of spain is top of the leaderboard at the halfway stage.own away a two—stroke lead to come second in the czech masters. slattery was the overnight leader but dropped shots on four holes. he finished on 11—under—par and was overta ken by south africa's haydn porteous who ended the tournament on 13 under. little bradley lowery was the six—year—old football fan whose battle against a rare form of cancer touched everyone's hearts. this afternoon more than twelve thousand people attended a celebrity football match at goodison park to raise money for a charity set up in his memory. katie walderman was there. bradley lowry was the young sunderland supporter who won the hearts of the nation. he was an incredibly courageous young man, eve ryo ne incredibly courageous young man, everyone followed his story. he brought everyone together, he touched the hearts of so many people, a tragic loss for everyone. he was going through such a tough situation at such a young age but smiling. it was that smile that saw everton smiling. it was that smile that saw

rob: rahm emanuel firing back at the president over the decision to end daca. hear more of this statement coming up. ♪ kevin, meet your father. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. heather: hurricane irma the most powerful atlantic storm in history is on the move heading straight for florida. rob: rick scott activating the national guard and suspending turnpike told urging millions to get out as soon as possible. rob: omar lewis is in miami where schools have announced closures. >> reporter: the anticipation ahead of irma is on. the city of miami beach, the mayor telling everyone to anticipate mandatory evacuations as early as today or tomorrow but make sure their property stays dry ahead of irma. the city will start distributing sandbags from this location. we will take you to some video when talking about a category 5 hurricane no one is taking chances, water flying off the shelves and gas lines coming with a two

jon rahm of spain is head of the leaderboard at the halfway stage in boston on nine under par. slovakia in a world cup qualifier at wembley tomorrow, they are currently top of group f, two points clear of the iraqi and second, england needed three late goals to beat mod on friday but gareth southgate says they are becoming savvy to international football now. you need to work your openings, whichever route the game goes down, we need to adapt and adjust to that. we believe the players are becoming more savvy to the changes of international football. also in action tomorrow scotland, in the same world cup qualifying group is england. after their crucial win against lithuania on friday scotland play malta tomorrow and slovenia will host lithuania at northern ireland, who are second in group c face the czech republic. that's all from sportsday. we will leave you with two of the brightest stars in football showing off their skills, while warming up for brazil, neymar and gabrieljesus did a lap of the pitch, just like this. north korea sparks a wave of condemnation after carrying ou

rahm emanuel is a piece of work. really he is.t and immigration and daca, it lies with the congress. >> absolutely. steve: don't you think it would make perfect sense for the republicans to come together with the democrats and say all right, you want the dreamers to stay, we want about $2 billion to start the construction of the border wall. >> that's considered a compromise, right? that's what we have been looking for. we have been looking for compromise, bipartisan compromise. and i think that's something we can potentially see. another thing we have got to keep in mind before president obama inacted daca. he said. steve: i can't do that. >> right. he couldn't rewrite the laws. we get that in addition when did he create the program, he said it was temporary. so democrats -- are you paying attention to the words of president obama? he said this was going to be temporary. why the fake outrage. >> you know why that is. they are just trying to blow up trump. >> obviously that's the case. rahm emanuel more specifically is an individu

i believe there is a lot of issues that are targeting christianity, rahm emanuel when he went after aand they would not open up, he would never allow one to be opened up in the city of chicago because of religious beliefs. that something is that is very troubling and dangerous and fostered an environment, where people feel comfortable doing these kinds of things. >> neil: rahm emanuel, i would be much more concerned with the violence in the crime spree with these kids getting killed. >> absolutely, as i am. >> neil: more evacuation is un. the flooding. all in all, it is the flooding. like so many storms before, it strums to come after. it is the flooding. more after this. >> neil: mandatory evacuation for parts of north carolina as maria makes its way up to the east coast. we just heard from the governor of puerto rico they are in a world of hurt. they could take not months or years, but when you heard from him, decades in which to recove recover. our meteorologist extraordinaire, everett kids to get rightly scared about this, she is also the author of "the flash flood" which is very

charles: when these ruling happen, they are probably tossing confetti in rahm emanuel's mansion.ut it's you the border patrol agent, it makes your job harder, doesn't it? >> it does. it's a shame something like this has to occur to make us safer down the line. it's the little set backs like this that constantly throw a monkey wrench in the system. charles: the house passed a bill to deport illegals with gang ties. if you committed to putting the ms-13 tattoo on your forehead. you may present a danger to someone. do you worry they are saying you are not giving people due process according to the law. >> they are not joining the little rascals. they are joining vicious gangs with the clear intentions to murder cops and law enforcement and harm people in their communities. in new york they are taking machetes and lopping people's heads off. if you are in a gang and participating in activity like that. you are not an american citizen, you ought not to be in the country to carry out those crimes. charles: governor cuomo of new york put goals to combat this ms-13 crisis. we know if som

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johnson and rahm round out the top five. who's it going to be? schauffele up there. kevin kisner a ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. a local community claiming victory after a utility company changes plans for massive power line projects. i will tell you what is next. ahead. >>> news 4 at 6:00. starts now. >> president trump going after nba super star steph curry. good evening. curry fired back, suggesting racism, may be playing a role in the president's criticism. the controversy coming hours after trump blasted the nfl and players who kneel during the national anthem. we have this ongoing draw ma. >> reporter: in alabama friday night, president trump throwing red meat to his supporters. >>

he's interviewed by policy and olitics senior editor tony rahm. >> what's your take? >> well, i feel compelled to say that and brian roberts pointed this out at the goldman sachs conference last week, we love our company. we post at&t acquisition and universal acquisition. we view ourselves as essentially strategically complete. and so we're not -- you know, we're not out there saying oh, my god, to survive we have to find something else to buy. i just want to make that clear. on the other hand, we have never viewed ourself as being foreclosed from the acquisition marketplace either domestically or internationally. has to be the right deal. has to be something we'll take enhances the quality of the company, enhances returns to shareholders, has enhanced shareholder value as a result of that. i think there's no secret that overall this president and this dministration is likely less hostile to horizontal growth or even vertical growth in the telecom space and elsewhere. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2.

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in chicago something has gone wrong and i'm not saying that it's rahm emanuel's fault that there's a crisis of societal leadership given the exploding and expanding murder rate so that is something we need to do and we need to address the entitlement crisis with small fixes now so we don't have to do big fixes with modest means testing a. small fixes like that can save the programs for the future. also more choice and competition. as a practical matter we have to do something on healthcare. now we have to fix it with more efforts to make sure insurance companies do not pull out of the market entirely. i'm not an expert on healthcare but i do know as a matter of politics if we do not address the health care crisis, the system could very quickly be in complete collapse. i believe the government has to face the crisis that we see in our own institutions there has to be responsiveness on all levels from local government of the federal government to have a responsiveness and if we can do that maybe we can turn that around. i suggest we also have to deal with the crisis and values and we h

rahm's like pepfar which funds aids relief the president's malaria initiative that global health security agenda that global fund to end modern slavery and the woman entrepreneurs finance initiative part of our commitment to empowering women all across that low we also think. we also thank the secretary general for recognizing that the united nations must reform if it is to be an effective partner in confronting threats to sovereignty security and prosperity too often the focus of this organization has not been on results but on bureaucracy and process in some cases states that seek to subvert this institution's noble aims have hijacked the very systems that are supposed to advance them for example it is a massive source of embarrassment to the united nations that some governments with egregious human rights records sit on the un human rights council. the united states is one out of one hundred ninety three countries in the united nations and yet we pay twenty two percent of the entire budget and more in fact we pay far more than anybody realizes the united states bears an unfair cost bur

and in chicago right now there's i think it's an eighty three million dollars police academy that rahm emanuel wants to build while they're shutting down schools i think in the long run building schools rather than police academies is the way to go what i would like to see is is decriminalizing noncompliance activists in the community people who have been working on this much longer than i have i think it has been under reported informal journalism but let's be clear that that there are activists who have been very aware of this for decades they like to talk about decriminalizing disability decriminalizing mental illness decriminalizing homelessness decriminalizing noncompliance every officer is trained from the ground up to take control of a situation and that puts people who are in any way non-compliant any way non-typical at risk there are cops who look at things differently they talk about for example stabilizing a situation well that's a that's a core philosophy and that's not about an expensive new training program or building an eighty million dollars police academy that's about

so i think rahm emanuel said it back. if you don't want a crisis to go to waste so every time there's been a crisis whether it was the early 1900s or the great depression or the recession, there's always this expansion of government that the solution to our problems when all it really does is prolong those problems because the goal isn't actually to create economic growth, the goal is to expand government , empower this elite group who will redistribute the benefits. the wealth of the nation, more equally. >> which takes every kind of, more equally lower than higher . but instead of raising everybody off, it lowers everybody down. they review that as a more just society. we're trying to say if you get more just society by generating growth.kennedy said all those, we wanted to create a tie that would lift everybody's economic boat, make it easier for working-class people to get to the middle class, making it easier for working-class kids to find jobs, reducing income inequality by reducing everybody's income, not increasin

rahm and casey tied for fourth and mickelson and reed with a very good week. there's the fedex standings. jordan spieth and justin thomas, 1, 2. dustin johnson in the third. as we send you to steve >> thank you. six career victories on the pga tour. your fifth this season. what have you learned in the last 11 months that allows to you close out these tournaments? >> just patience. jimmy does a good job much keeping me patient. we stay within every shot. whatever happens, we don't worry about other guys are doing or what i just did. just trying to hit the next shot the best that i can. he's helped me so much. we've just had a great year. obviously, there's two more events to try to finish it off. >> congratulations enjoy the week off. see you in chicago. >> thank you. >>> here at tpc boston. jordan spieth in second place, tops the list. if you missed the action, catch it on golf channel and the playoffs continue as the golf channel an nbc team heads to chicago for the championship. they'll have the week off before resuming. coverage begins on golf channel. cont

mayor rahm emanuel. lou: can you manage that.ur city dozens of lives taken every week. >> if he spent half the amount of time fighting crime as he has to fight the reform of president trump maybe his state wouldn't be leaning. lou: the state of illinois is will to implode. chicago schools are a disaster. >> the leading number of murder in the country in chicago. lou: unfortunately what chicago is is a leadership-free zone. it's great to have you here. are you excited about the prospects still? >> the future is bright. lou: up next, hillary clinton seems to have a different scapegoat each and every day. scapegoat day. we'll take up her blame game with mollie hemingway and niger innis. oh boy. looking for adventure this labor day? holy smokes. oh man, that's pretty intense. look no further than chevrolet. this is a fast car. i feel like i left my soul back there. wow. this has power! head to the chevy labor day sales event and ride out the summer in a new chevrolet. current chevy owners can use labor day bonus cash to get a total v

. >> rahm emanuel on the phone and call if it got back to him if secretary chartered d.c. to nashville jet. would no the have flown. >> and others with reputations you didn't want to get crossways with. felt obligation to the president of the united states to make sure we lived up to to the high -- we're seeing republican secretaries live down to the standard established by president trump. >> one reason not to do it, spirit of public service. other is looks bad. might get in trouble. they blew through both of these. even if you're not animated by spirit of public service, second one usually keeps people in check. don't want name in the papers but i have to remind people tom price was accused of series of extremely sketchy stock transactions, selling things he had knowledge and oversight of in congressional perch and he was confirmed anyway. wonder what message it sent to him. >> clearly the wrong one. this is why it's important for this reporting. has to be accountability somewhere. it not officials inside the administration or republicans in congress prepared to hold the

there's been this fake outrage at the part of people like mayor rahm emanuel of chicago saying this ismp-free zone. we know according to president obama himself who said he couldn't unilaterally create law or rewrite the federal statutes, he is saying daca was going to be a temporary program. knowing it was going to be temporary, why are you so outraged? >> eboni: the opportunistic point you made, you're right. president obama knew. he used it teach common law. he's not dumb when it comes to constitutional restrictions. this is beyond the scope of the executive branch. he did as a temporary measure. i think he thought it was a better opportunity than doing nothing. nothing would've been successful. this is where president trump, going back to old tweets, old things, 2012 he said he would have compassion for these peopl people. >> mark: in practical terms, it makes no difference. we are having a constitutional argument about whether it's the president or the legislature who has the right to surrender to the mass lawbreaking that nobody does anything about. >> gianno: the supreme court -

so why is mayor rahm emanuel focused on fighting president trump on climate change?mer arkansas governor mike huckabee and vice president mike pence. they're all live coming up. steve: what a show ♪ ♪ ain't no stopping us now ♪ we're on the move ♪ ain't no stopping us now ♪ hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. i'll have the langoustine lfor you, sir?i. the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my wife ordered the langoustine. i will have chicken tenders and tater tots. if you're a ref, you way over-explain things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. sir, we don't have tater tots. it's what you do. i will have nacho

mayor rahm emanuel. lou: can you manage that.taken every week. >> if he spent half the amount of time fighting crime as he has to fight the reform of president trump maybe his state wouldn't be leaning. lou: the state of illinois is will to implode. chicago schools are a disaster. >> the leading number of murder in the country in chicago. lou: unfortunately what chicago is is a leadership-free zone. it's great to have you here. are you excited about the prospects still? >> the future is bright. lou: up next, hillary clinton seems to have a different scapegoat each and every day. scapegoat day. we'll take up her blame game with mollie hemingway and niger innis. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do bett

new york's attorney general is planning to announce that multistate lawsuit -- rahm emanuel taking ahe's assuring any incoming class of high school freshman and one city school with this message. >> to all the dreamers that are here in this room and in the city of chicago, you are welcome in the city of chicago, this is your home and you have nothing to worry about. chicago, our schools, our neighborhoods, our city will be a trump free zone. you have nothing to worry about. >> harris: democrats are trying to focus and organ the nation to focus in on what they want them to see and that is republicans are bad for wind to put something in place is more permanent. they are skipping over the issue that this was never permanent and deportation might have been in their future eventually anyway. >> charlie: it's also politics the democrats love to accuse republicans of. it's reckless, it's disgusting. the only thing that everyone seems to agree upon right now is what president trump did was legally, constitutionally completed correct. >> marie: i'm not sure i agree with that. >> charlie: how

mayor rahm emanuel. lou: can you manage that.ves taken every week. >> if he spent half the amount of time fighting crime as he has to fight the reform of president trump maybe his state wouldn't be leaning. lou: the state of illinois is will to implode. chicago schools are a disaster. >> the leading number of murder in the country in chicago. lou: unfortunately what chicago is is a leadership-free zone. it's great to have you here. are you excited about the prospects still? >> the future is bright. lou: up next, hillary clinton seems to have a different scapegoat each and every day. scapegoat day. we'll take up her blame game with mollie hemingway and niger innis. it's time to rethink what's possible. rethink the experience. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief uses unique mistpro technology and helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. rethink your allergy relief. flonase sensimist. ♪ you myour joints...thing for your heart.

mayor rahm emanuel tweeted to dreamers, "you belong in school. you are welcome here in chicago and in our schools. keep dreaming big." political reporting that former president barack obama plans to speak out in a facebook post to his 94 million followers. at his final press conference back in january obama said the issue was one that would cause him to openly criticize the trump administration. take a listen. >> there's a difference between that normal functioning of politics and certain issues or certain moments where i think our core values may be at stake. for me at least i would put in that category efforts to round up kids who have grown up here and for all practical purposes are american kids. and send them someplace else. the notion that we would arbitrarily or because of politics punish those kids when they didn't do anything wrong themselves i think would be something that would merit me speaking out. >> all right. still ahead, the d.o.j. weighs in on president trump's claims that trump tower was wiretapped. plus, we're tracking the pat

. >> let's bring in recode's tony rahm who has been all over this tech story welcome.ood morning to you. what about twitter have to say to those senators to evoke that kind of response >> good morning. thanks for having me twitter is just the latest tech giant that's been dragged to capitol hill to talk about potential russian interference in the 2016 election the ways in which drkremlin-bacd agents may have used social networks to stir unrest. so twitter's presentation was with the 200 accounts that you mentioned. it found about 200 accounts on its platform that were suspicious, tied to russia its investigation came as a result of some work facebook had done previously. facebook found about 470 accounts that purchased about 3,000 advertisements meant to stir social and political unrest some of those same accounts on facebook were the same accounts on twitter when twitter presented that to the house and senate intelligence committees it was smacked down by the likes of senator warner who suggested the company that have done more research and a much more exhaustive sear

it was nancy pelosi along with rahm emanuel that helped us take the house back in 2006 under similarircumstances within unpopular president and do nothing congress, and we are sort of in that situation now. very unpopular president and a do-nothing congress that cannot get anything accomplished on behalf of the american people. we know the republican playbook is going to be to demonize nancy pelosi, and perhaps they believe they have had some success in that in deeply red republican districts. whatnnot use georgia 6 or happened in montana or kansas as representative examples of the playing field we will confront in 2018. there are 70 more competitive districts in play in 2018 than the john ossoff race. all we need to do is to win a fraction of that, 24, to get the majority. i think the voters in those districts will be looking for who can deliver the results. what we have seen is nancy pelosi over the last few weeks has been very effective as a master legislator in trying to bring solutions to the american people. host: congressman hakeem jeffries, on our newsmakers program. magazine

nearly pulled off an upset in the race for mayor of chicago, cook county commissioner garcia forced rahmnuel, a centrist and a crack -- a centrist democrat, into a runoff election before finally succumbing to him. as her victories mounted, the new mayors and counselors started to fashion their own alliances a big-city politicians committed to attacking income inequality and reached out to like-minded counterparts in other countries. i mentioned london, the mayor of barcelona,mayor of the mayor of san juan. this is an international movement of cities of which the american cities have now become a key an important part. this is how i try to lay it out. this is not one politician here and one there. this is a reflection of the grassroots movement that has been building in america for years now and is now beginning to capture local power. the question is, when you capture local power, there always problems in governing. as i say in the book, many of the mayor's found their key initiatives blocked by conservative forces and others, the alliance that to cure the initial victory began to fractu

obama had rahm emmanuel and serious people working on their bill. i would say -- i think gary cohn and mnuchin are as tone deaf on this as trump is not very knowledgeable on this and i don't see how that combination gets a tax bill through. i'm not confident they'll get anything much out of this. they may have to dial it back and say let's take some simple things everyone can agree on. that would nobt a bad outcome. >> simple is good. we have to sneak in a very quick break. when we come back, breaking news about one of donald trump's cabinet members who has been under fire for his penchant for private air travels. >>> i think so, yeah. we're going to work through this, and as i think we've still got the confidence of the president if we continue to work on important issues like flu vaccination. >> i am going to see. i'm looking into that very closely. i am not happy with it. >> would you fire him, sir? >> doesn't sound like something that a flu shot is going to fix. tom price on very different pages about his job security. in light of the reports th

he is interviewed by senior editor tony rahm. >> first of all, i feel compelled to say brian robertslse to buy. so just want to make that clear. on the other hand, we have never viewed ourselves as being foreclosed from the acquisition marketplace either domestically or internationally. has to be the right deal, has to be something that we think enhances the quality of the company, enhances returns to shareholders, has enhance shareholder value as result of that. i think there's no secret that overall this president and this administration is likely less hostile to horizontal growth, or even vertical growth in telecom space and elsewhere. >> watch the community it is tonight at eight eastern on c-span2. >> there is no law that dictates impeachment. what the constitution says is high crimes and misdemeanors, and we designed that. bill clinton got impeached because he lied. here you have a president who i can tell you and continue is in collusion with the russians to undermine our democracy. here you have the president who has obstructed justice, and here you have the president that li

rahm rogers is looking at one of our favorite jam spots. >> reporter: yes, that would be the schuylkillard to girard on the schuylkill expressway eastbound. pennsylvania turnpike there are injuries causing slowing you're seeing speeds in the 30s at this point as it block the left lane. the turnpike heavy westbound past bensalem with the accident scene. the accident in berks county is in the process of clearing on 422. we're jammed in both directions. we had lanes blocked in both directions 422 berks county. even though it's clearing matt we're seeing speeds 11, 14 miles per hour. >> last full day of summer is going to feel like summer, david. >> reporter: feels like summer already on terrace. 76 degrees in philadelphia. allentown, 70. lots of sunshine across the region after earlier clouds swept through from jose. overall sunshine maybe a few periods of clouds, but bright and high of 86. a tad humid today not too bad. tomorrow, warm and pleasant, high of 85 as autumn arrives in the afternoon. saturday, sunny and warm, 86. sunny and very warm high of 89. if you don't have tickets to the

rahm emanuel, the chicago mayor. this is bloomberg. now to your bloomberg business flash.trump's battle with the nfl to eat -- continued. brewing washat the the loudest you ever heard. he said ratings are way down etc. before the game starts. heels once the league to have a rule you can't kneel during the anthem. the pittsburgh steelers player who took the field and stood alone for the national anthem sunday now has the best-selling nfl jersey. fanatics say the jersey was the top seller from sunday to monday. army ranger who toured several times in afghanistan. that is her bloomberg business flash. david: i want to bring your to speed on this breaking news story. the u.s. is charged 10 people, it includes coaches, managers and financial representatives in the southern district of new york with a kickback scheme involving college basketball. several division i schools are involved. the way it worked allegedly was that certain individuals like these advisers, agents and in apparel company gave kickbacks to coaches for the coaches to encourage their college players to associa

you even got them in illinois where you think rahm emanuel would pay attention.nore them. that's where part of the problem is. >> all. clayton: all of this stuff just makes me sick. david, thank you so much. >> good to see you. clayton: president trump expected to end the program that allows kids of illegals stay in the united states unless congress takes action. should they? we'll ask jason chaffetz at the top of the hour. plus this translator saved this army captain's life during a mission in afghanistan. now they are here to share their i object credible story and effort to fight for translater they call hahn area veterans. they are here next ♪ hero just for one day ♪ on what really matters. marie callender's. it's time to savor. itthe power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night. now packed into a pill so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. choicehotels.com. badda book. that's it?. he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn

we have rahm emanuel who wants to take a knee and all the other mayors in these cities want to take ame. but they don't want to take a knee for that then it becomes problematic. like i said, conservatives, we can turn this around on them. we can actually go and do the work. they don't have a record of improving the communities. we can do that. brian: do you know what? president trump should do that. >> and i have been -- brian: jim brown's program in the inner city. >> here is the problem. he doesn't need just them. i have been asking the president do this. his new plan for black america tore go to the cities. he likes rallies. go to the community himself. talk with the people. i guarantee you a different response than the media shows. brian: you know, this his one-on-one skills are without pier. >> yes. brian: he does this thing called listening rather than talking. >> exactly. he connects with people. brian: i have news for you take some revive written. you are on outnumbered at noon and i need you on your a game. got you at 5. brian: more on president trump's tax reform plan. more