that's no different than what colin carry nick and eric reid have done today. these two recently won a case -- recently had their case settled with the nfl. that is huge. that mean they stood their groufpblet did they get all the money they wanted? probably not being, but they won. so the evolution continues. >> you mentioned muhammad ali was a part of that movement. how long did that movement last ads an athlete? >> for muhammad ali, it probably lasted longer through the 196 owe's for he than my other athleefments as you know, because of political, his political stands, cassius clay, who later became muhammad ali, actually was stripped of his heavyweight title, and so his struggle went on into the 197 owe's. so it can be argued that the most prominent black athlete is the one who lost the most in the 196 he's, could easily be called muhammad ali. and so even today, the fruit that we see happening in the life, from the life of muhammad ali, and in the life of colin kaepernick and in the life of eric reid and in the life of lebron james, it's born from the stand

paula reid, cbs news. >>> hillary clinton is weighing in on the impeachment inquiry.resident trump's former democratic rival spoke at an event in washington last night. >> we've got to do two things at once. we have to talk about what's at stake with impeachment, and we have to advocate for what's at stake in the next election. we can do that. and we must do that. >> clinton also said president trump betrayed his oath of office to uphold the constitution and protect and defend our country. >>> the cdc says the number of deaths linked to vaping has risen to at least 12 nationwide. health officials say there are now 805 probable and confirmed cases of lung injury across 46 states. the cdc has not pinpointed the cause, but it recommends people stop using e-cigarettes. the vaping industry is also suing to nullify new york state's ban on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. advocates of the lawsuit say the state's ban unfairly targets former smokers who rely on flavors while failing to address marketing to youth. >>> a california businessman has become the third parent to be

lord reid, thatjust because it is set out ina reid, thatjust because it is set out in a memo by a specialive as to why we might prorogue, that they were in fact the reasons for prorogation. .. this doesn't bear to be suggesting reasons that you can give, this isn't, as it were, providing an alibi, it is giving advice to the prime minister. but it doesn't mean to say that precisely so, it is giving advice, it is not, it is the advice from someone who is not the decision—maker. the decision—maker is the prime minister in his memo, and what goes before it might well inform it, but we don't know, because we have no affidavit. we've got no evidence as to what the real reasons were. all we've got is something which bears to be, and i have no idea when it was created, but it has a date on it of the 16th of august but there is no supporting affidavit saying that is true or complete. what we have here is this whole september session, reading from 246, is a rigmarole introduced by and we have subsequently had lea ked by and we have subsequently had leaked to us, the blacked out bit, which was black

senator reid. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, i join you in welcoming secretary mccarthy and ambassador barrett to the hearing and i'd like to welcome secretary mccarthy's family, his wife, sister, and brother- in-law chase, and ambassador's family. we're all pleased you could be here this morning. secretary mccarthy as we consider your nomination, i know you have a wealth of experience and have served admirably as the under secretary of the army, if confirmed as the next secretary of the army you will be responsible in assuring that the army modernizes and innovates in order to support the national defense strategy. you work closely with sykes per and secretary esper. the single command for all modernization efforts. secretary mccarthy, what i ask that you share this morning what you have learned today from these efforts, delivering cutting age capabilities to the war fire is critical for our country to compete with a near peer threat. modernized military platforms and upgraded equipment for soldiers will be pointless

paula reid tonight with new details on why the c.i.a. felt they had to get the man out of russia. >> reporter: it was a stunning assessment: in january 2017, the u.s. intelligence community publicly said russian president adadimir putin had directed a campaign to influence the 2016 election in favor of the candidate donald trump. now, a u.s. government source says the conclusion was based in part on a c.i.a. asset within the russian government. after the intelligence community inblished its findings, news onganizations began to dig into the source of the intelligence. that reportedly led the c.i.a. ne become concerned for the asset's safety, and the u.s. helped him leave russia later in 2017. today, secretary of state mike pompeo disputed reports the so- called exfiltration was prompted by concerns about the trump administration's handling of admsified information. >> i've seen that reporting. nhe reporting is materially inaccurate. >> reporter: and in russia, yremlin spokesman dmitry peskov described the spy reports as "pulp fiction." r

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after that, he spoke with msnbc's joy reid about whether the president should be impeached. >> therea story in politico we've been reporting on this morning that donald trump is being -- is benefitting financially in many, many ways from his office, including, apparently, a military transport stopping at his resort in ireland rather than stopping where they would normally stop. his vice president paying him to stay at his hotels, his attorney general paying him to stay at his hotels. should donald trump's use of the office, one might say abuse of the office, to gain personally, financially, be an article of impeachment against him? >> yes. it should be investigated, that's why we need to start an impeachment process. there is clearly an emoluments clause in the constitution, our founders did not want a president to be using that office to benefit financially. to me, this is clear, the house should be investigating and we should be starting articles of impeachment. the impeachment process. this is -- we cannot let this president continue to violate the ideals of our constitution, incl

. >> paula reid at the white house, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to capitol hill where house democrats today jump-started their push for new gun control measure, following several mass shooting incidents that took place while they were on summer break. nancy cordes reports gun control advocates are also making their voices heard. >> in the next decade, over one million americans will be shot. >> reporter: joseph sakran spoke from experience today, shot in the neck at a high school football game, he was inspired to become a trauma surgeon. >> you know, the worst part of my job is having to walk into those waiti tell them that their child is never coming home. >> reporter: doctors and gun victims and mayors are blanketing the capitol, as some republicans signal new openness to gun laws after a summer of deadly mass shootings. >> i'm hoping that in the next few day, early next week, we'll have a breakthrough. >> reporter: gop leaders met with the president today to try to nail down what he supports. >> he's very interested. i think he is learning about this issue. >> reporter: h

i actually helped president obama get trade promotion authority over the opposition of pelosi and reid at that time, so she's not protrade to begin with on the other hand, the argument for usmca is very, very compelling you know, 176,000 new jobs, $68 billion increase in gross domestic product we have 12 million jobs already related to our trade relationship with canada and mexico so i think it is going to be pretty hard for her not to take it up, even though voting for a trump trade deal i gather is a bitter pill for them >> she was on our air with jim cramer last couple of weeks, said she hoped she was on a path to yes regarding usmca she made some comments last week suggesting even with the inquiry in the house that she can continue to work with the white house on some legislation. can the house democrats not chew gum and walk at the same time? >> i sure hope so. right now, they have a thin record of making something become law the way you make law, it has to pass the house, senate, be signed by the president. they have been marching through their whole array of leftwing proposals.

spared dorian's full force. and for the latest i'm joined in the studio by deed every reporter gerrard reid who's been following the story so jared what's the latest on the rescue him clean up efforts well one thing so shorts going to be very momentous because reese or in that footage basically how old dorian just was went through these communities in just basically shredded these houses the u.n. says that at the moment 70000 people are in need of immediate life saving assistance like food and water and medicine and and king's like that and as we know from natural disasters is things like number has and need rise so it's very likely that these numbers will increase authorities say very sadly they suspects that the death toll also willing crease at the moment it's 20 people that are officially confirm to of dive but they expect many many more simply because entire communities a raid a underwater all dave being washed away and so you the big question is now where are these people who were in these communities ah they even still alive and how can rescue book is get to them complicating things

laura kuenssberg reid his post about the dave's events and pointed out his political status but thate of protests against the bbc‘s political editor as well as many messages in support of her including for the man himself who said she was doing herjob. bbc news have put out a statement in response. it reads... now, ina now, in a newspaper publishes a story which raises serious issues about invasion of privacy, to what extent should the bbc follow it up? that was the dilemma posed by the sun is front page on tuesday about events in the family of the cricketer at ben stoa kes. just events in the family of the cricketer at ben stoakes. just two days after the final test of the summer, english crickets bigger star finds himself embroiled in a row against the biggest newspaper in what he condemns as a immoral and heartless article about a family tragedy that happened 30 years ago, the details of which the bbc has chosen not to repeat. the decision not to provide details to the story to which ben stoakes so strongly objected, meant bbc reports on the subject won't necessarily incomplete bu

lord reid thatjudgment,.lows, there is little modern authority in scotland on the issue of parliamentary privilege but it was common ground before me and appears to me to be clear that the law in this matter is in general at least subject to any divergence arising in consequence of other differences and differences between scots and english law, the same in scotla nd scots and english law, the same in scotland as elsewhere in the united kingdom. no difficulty arises in particular from the fact that the bill of rights was passed by the convention parliament in england and padded scottish equivalent to the claim of right, the latter being less specific issue of freedom of speech. as mitchell, in his work on constitutional law, explains, doctrines of parliamentary privilege we re doctrines of parliamentary privilege were more fully developed in 707 in england than in scotland and it was natural that the greater should have been accepted as the privileges of the union parliament quite apart the natural tendency o

discussion on the trump administration with pulitzer prize-winning author and historian annette gordon-reid and historian brenda wineapple. race and the 2020 election with author and journalist matt taibbi and a look at historical resistance with author and activist deray mckesson. at 8:00 eastern, his latest book, "power grab," jason kcha visit argues the -- >> there's this recurring theme in here that they really do believe on that radical far-left side, they throw all these labels like fascist and all these really negative terms on donald trump but what i see them doing is exactly what they claim the president was doing. that in order to protect our freedom, they need to take it away. in order to make sure the 1st amendment's in place, they need to take away our rights under the 1st amendment. i mean, it's just a recurring theme. >>> at 9:00 on "afterwards," journalist michelle malkan offers her thoughts on u.s. immigration policy, in her book, "open borders incorporated." she's interviewed by texas republican congressman chip roy. >> tim cook and jeff bezos have donated to many of these

that hearing next tuesday will led by the president of the court, along with lord reid and lord care.ordinarily closely, of course. that following on from the judgment in edinburgh this morning and all the calls, the political calls, we have heard about since then with mps in various parties seeing westminster, the westminster parliament should now be recalled as a result of that decision. much more to come on that front tpm and from washington and new york as well. we will post right now and catch up with the weather. —— from 2pm. good afternoon. two different ex—tropical weather systems have taken control of our weatherfor the middle part of this week. today, we are dealing with the remnants of what was hurricane dorian. it is making for a rather windy day. you can see this area of low pressure pushing in to the north of the british isles. certainly not a hurricane any more. this frontal system bringing patchy rain in the south. behind me, the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle. and that is tomorrow's weather maker. but for the rest of this afternoon, for most of us, it is a mixtu

i'm reid binion reporting. >>bay area representative jackie spear says that she was in disbelief after reading that summary of the phone call between president trump and his ukraine counterpart, she spoke with our partners at cnn, here's what she had to say. >>i describe it as explosive and john dropping. could not believe what i was reading and while i can't refer to whether or not the phone call was included in this whistleblower complaint. i can tell you the totality of that complaint is. so disconcerting that a president the united states. n that was so illegal. >>democratic presidential candidate julian castro believes that president trump should be impeached. so he made those comments during a campaign stop right here in the bay area he was in oakland where he toured the transit village at the fruitvale bart station and the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. >>this president used his power abuse his office and the resources of our federal government to try and get a political opponen

i'm reid binion reporting.sspoke the whistleblowers not testifying today, it is the onal intelligence joseph acquire colby testifying today in front of the house and the senate. but the impeachment inquiry into president trump isn't stopping the lawsuits that california is filing against the federal government fact, california's attorney general added another lawsuit yesterday to stop the trump administration from weakening the endangered species act. administration wants to put in place a rule that would make it easier for animals to be taken off the endangered species list. >>now is the time to strengthen our planet's biodiversity not to destroy it. but instead of choosing to protect the species, the trump administration had decided to backslide on longstanding regulatory protections, implementing the endangered species act. >>the lawsuit follows a similar suit, several most several environmental groups have already filed they did that last month, some of the new regulations are slated to take effect starting

i'm reid binion reporting. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, a warning from doctors after 2 people die from the flu here in the bay area plus growing concerns over fay ping has led an entire state now to temporarily banned the sale of the cigarettes and now one very counties taking action against the product as well. and after such hot weather yesterday we're in for a another hot one today triple digits back in the forecast. the details ahead. and if any to drive into san francisco make sure you get out there early because you're back up continues to grow here at the bay bridge wednesdays. at outback, they're for steak and beer. walkabout wednesdays are back! get a sirloin or chicken on the barbie, fries, and a draft beer or coca-cola - all for just $10.99. hurry in! wednesdays are for outback. outback steakhouse. aussie rules. thiwith the world's firstdo, invisible trailer. invisible trailer? hop in. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views- including one enha

morris reid who are we used. to use now it's abusive citizens abusive parents. and abuse of power who is of the people who we who are and be early on to who that man should be we who are. society's don't know and can't become more. people like us don't speak out. people like us so catherine take us back to 2003 when you got that memo did you see yourself as a whistleblower were you thinking of the ramifications of it. no not at all i mean i. i didn't join g.'s h.q. to leak anything i didn't you know i never will of ever sticking my head about of the parapet or anything but it's you know that memo had really triggered me it was . a show of duplicity it was it showed what was going on behind the scenes at a time when war is imminent and i just you know it was so important for the world to know what was really going on that i have to bring it to the world's attention and and i wasn't thinking how what would happen to me at all. the guardian is the sister paper to the observer and because it's quite recent history i could look up and see that memo still online just

adam smith and senator inhofe on the senate side and senator reid is ranking and tell them that this. we stand alone in not providing paid leave for the birth of a child. it is really outrageous. the u.n. did a study of 187 countries and every country provides paid leave save 2. the great united states and paw paw new guinea. i call it a national scandal. for a country that talks about family values all the time, you as a new mother know how hard it is to balance with a supportive husband work and family but many women, 40% of the women that are working and over half the workforce are the primary breadwinners. some single parents and single male parents and we need paid leave for the birth of a child and also for sick leave. the federal employer is biggest and largest employer in the nation and usually the policies start on the federal level and then are implemented in the private sector. i would say the private sector now is ahead of the public sector because many like your nbc -- i wrote, gave you paid leave when your child was born which was i'm sure -- >> four months paid, two mo

i'm joy reid. and we have a texas-sized panel. joining us to break down everything that happened at tonight's debate in houston, on the campus of texas southern university. the largest historically black university in the country. the top ten candidates went head to head in the most anticipated matchup yet, and they didn't pull any punches, starting with that 2 x 4 that former hud secretary julian castro took to former vice president joe biden on health care. >> barack obama's vision was not to leave 10 million people uncovered. he wanted every single person in this country covered. my plan would do that. your plan would not. >> they do not have to buy in. they do not have to buy in. >> you just said that. you said two minutes ago they would have to buy in. you said they would have to buy it. >> if you qualify for medicaid, automatic be in. >> that accusation from castro, that biden said americans would, quote have, to buy in to his health care plan has been fact checked by nbc news, and it does appear to be incorrect. here is wha

for confession, experts talk about the reid technique.orpse was concerned, it was always my opinion after especially foreign half hours, it you are right on the money when you said it's too quick for a guilty with the problems of the government has. with respect to the corpse, she buried the corpse in a shallow grave and left it there. that seems to me to be inappropriate guilty verdict. >> shepard: one of the arguments was looked, she was 1. she was 18 years old, had a lot of issues in life. all of a sudden she's got a baby here. she had a severe eating disorder, and her claim was that the baby was stillborn and the argument was she panicked. she had a being that was not living and she buried it. and she wished she hadn't.thereg here. i think they looked at everything that went on with regard to the facts of the case and again, great job the defense did of cross-examining the states witnesses whom in my opinion fell apart. they jump to conclusions too quickly. when have you heard detective say she gave many different versions of events.

one of the president's potential political opponents reid binion kron 4 news. federal government will stay open through november 21th the white house announced tonight president trump signed a short-term spending bill temporarily extending g-vernment funding. >>funding was due to run out at the end of this month. the house passed a funding bill earlier this month and it was approved by the senate on thursday. the stopgap funding measure allows lawmakers more time to work to complete the annual appropriations process. there is still no word tonight on what caused that labor day fire on that diving boat that killed 34 people, many of them from the bay area. the boat caught fire off the southern california coast. an official with knowledge of the investigation says a 2 week examination of the boat ended today without conclusive cause. the official says parts of the vessel had been sent to labs for additional testing. the fire is the subject of a federal criminal investigation led by the coast guard. the fbi and the us attorney's office in los angeles. a highway pa

and breg news of course as you just heard i'm joy reid sitting in for lawrence. breaking the story you heard from rachel about the potential use of government resources at one of donald trump's private properties. according to politico. and air national guard crew making a routine trip from the u.s. to kuwait made an unusual stop way up north at donald trump's turnberry golf course in scotland. politic ofr reports since april the house oversight committee has been investigating why the crew on the c-17 military transport plane made the unusual stay both enroute to the middle east and on the way back at the luxury waterside resort according to several people familiar with the incident. but they have yet to receive any answers from the pentagon. according to politico, previous strips taken by the crew had landed pat u.s. air bases in mainland europe and members were surprised by the new itinerary. quote one crew member so struck by the choice of hotel metrically different than the marriott and hilt. s the 176 maintenance squadron is used to that he texted someone c

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and because joy reid is going to take over our coverage in less than an hour, joining our conversation once again, karine jean-pierre. she is chief public affairs officer for move on and an alum of the obama campaign and the obama white house. and at the big board on our southern peninsula is steve kornacki, who has been crunching the numbers as he is fond of doing on one elizabeth warren. >> well, you were just talking to her right there. how could elizabeth warren win the democratic nomination. we talk about she has moved up nationally, second, maybe third with biden out in front. she and sanders sort of second or third. one answer for how warren could win the nomination, win iowa we showed you this poll a few minutes ago. this is the most recent iowa poll. you've got three candidates in double-digits. you've got biden in front. sanders second, warren within striking distance. you think about those voters in iowa, those caucus-goers, they tend to be more liberal. they tend to be activists. and boy, do they tend to have a major effect on how the race is reshaped. let me show you two r

>>lex harris is a free she will be soon once he is released from senator reid treated get santa rita jail which will be later tonight early tomorrow morning. derick almena remains inside jail cell waiting for his next court date which will be october 4th for a pretrial hearing. if the da will decide at that time whether or not they want to go forward with another trial. that's the latest live here in oakland alameda county superior courthouse hasn't met you kron 4 news has a thank you want to turn now to a criminadefense attorney paula canny for some. >>analysis so paula for says what's your take overall on this verdict who well was just sometimes tragedies. >>and that they can't be fixed or saw 5 a criminal prosecution, i mean i'm sure the harris team is super relieved that he was found not guilty. i'm sure that our men is team is relieved he he wasn't convicted. though they stressor of what's going to come next. but cars with that and guilty to not guilty. a jury split. it's pretty persie abul that the prosecution is going to retry. but then he will be along on trial. it's super st

. >> betty reid saskin was not there and her son says she is resting a and recovering from a recent strokeher screening of the movie takes place next month in richmond. . >>> overnight house fire in south san francisco firefighters explain why they had to take a defensive approach and call for more help. . >> every time they say you know the wind are going to pick up tonit, nights and many homeowners are on edge. as pg&e is deciding where andwhen to turn off power during a heat advisory and red flag warning. sexual assault case that rocked stanford's campus three years ago hits bookstores today. we hear from the victim in her new memoir know my name clear

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well a long time civil rights act, and writer betty reid sauce can who has spoken to thousands of visitors at she had weekly talks at the rosie the riveter visitor center in richmond. on sauce comes 98th birthday there she is right there suskind known as the old us active ranger working for the national park service and has gained national fame for her observations and have maintained a full schedule of appearances until recently now according to her family she is now recovering after a bully and e is expected to be okay. well the san francisco 49 ers overcame 5. overs against the steelers and they came away with a win. others are now for the first time since 1998. it's been a whcle. he carries the ball into the end zone and then at the end and of the 3rd. jimmy jimmy jimmy garoppolo heathrow dante pettis for another touchdown. he gave praise to the defense for keeping them in the game. >>everyone to some just bad decisions or whatever it may be here just a they have know when your defense plays like that i mean it's it's incredible to come out the way it doesn't matter if we we scored a s

london breed and city attorney dennis herrera made the offer late last weekend in a statement yesterday reid called the offer competitive fair and equitable and said it would offer stability to the offer does not include pg e's natural gas system in the city. today the utility released a plan to offer nearly billion to wildfire victims. insurance companies. and cities that battled wildfires that were sparked by electrical equipment. the plan was filed in bankruptcy court. the company now says it could raise more than billion in debt and the strategy will not result in rate increases for its customers. meanwhile, a temporary restraining order was denied to a group that does not want a homeless center build along san francisco's embarcadero safe embarcadero for all is against a plan to build a 200 bed homeless navigation center on the waterfront between the ferry building in oracle park, a member of the group says the judge thought it was urgent enough to hear today and he's now we're scheduled a hearing for later this month. opponents worry about a spike in violent crime and point to this hig

demint: i went to the floor somee senate and had intense debates with harry reid.e were able to corner him on some issues. stop an amnesty bill. we had a duel. that does not happen now. in large part because republicans and democrats are try to shut it down. members do not have the confidence to come down and deal with these arcane rules. that is what rachel and her team does. she trains them against the ready to go to battle. we are involved with what we call project ready 2020. everyone will be trying to reelect trump. and all the republicans in the house and senate. no one is getting ready to take care of them when they get there. we will be ready with a job bank. we will have people who can staff and keep people strong. that is the biggest failure of a good, conservative, new member. getting bad staff that leads them in the wrong direction. a pool ofild conservative staffers who know what they are doing and get together and support each other and realize that they are not so abnormal. they are normal if you think about what works in america. there are two movie

she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often appearing in some kind of water related costume to dramatize her message her. the specialty was education, especially a k. >>up through high school and that's probably one of the hallmarks that will be remembered for is her efforts to educate thousands and thousands the young minds in and teaching them about water. >>the day. he campbell williams is survived by her husband of 25 years 2 children and an extended family who recalled her as a resoundingly echo of light and joy with an enthusiasm for life work adventure and water. >>she was a trusted colleague to many, b

she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often appearing in some kind of water related costume to dramatize her message her. the specialty was education, especially a k. >>up through high school and that's probably one of the hallmarks that will be remembered for is her efforts to educate thousands and thousands the young minds in and teaching them about water. >>the day. he campbell williams is survived by her husband of 25 years 2 children and an extended family who recalled her as a resoundingly echo of light and joy with an enthusiasm for life work adventure and water. >>she was a trusted colleague to many, b

and boxing world heavyweight champion andy reid says that after he fights josh 1 december and wants tyson fury next the mexican is serious about the britain's latest stunt jiri is fighting auto wallin in las vegas this saturday happens to be a couple of days before mexican independence day hence the mexican wrestling mask he also held a public workout where he waved the mask and flag theory is well known for such antics he once went to a press conference and dressed as batman reis however didn't get the joke and has vowed to take on the fury. and that is all your sport for now or later back to you has that great stuff thanks farai and that is it for this news hour but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more of the day's news they. do strengthen the good you have to shoulder good all the more with your gums to fight against corruption. is for new chiro heroes like no who are bad or who refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a darkie used to shine a light

paula reid looks at how america's mayor has become the president's fixer. >> reporter: the whistlebloweringles out rudy giuliani as a central figure in the scandal. awe president's personal lawyer is mentioned 30 times in the complaint, which cites meetings ad had with at least seven ukrainian officials. in early august, just eight days after president trump's call with his ukrainian counter-part, giuliani flew to madrid to meet with one of the ukrainian leader's advisers. according to the complaint they toscussed cases the two leaders usd raised. seuliani has admitted pressuring ukraine to open an investigation into former vice president joe biden and his son hunter. >> so you did ask ukraine to look into joe biden. >> of course, i did! >> reporter: the whistleblower alleges, starting in mid-may, u.s. officials were deeply concerned by giuliani's circumvention of national security decision making and efforts to relay messages between the white house and ukraine. president trump defended his personal attorney wednesday. >> rudy giuliani is a great lawyer. he was a great mayor. he's highl

adam entous is staff writer at the new yorker, paula reid is a white house correspondent here at cbs,senior national security contributor and former acting director of the cia. he also served as advisor to hillary clinton's campaign in 2016, and rachael bade covers congress for the "washington post". paula, a lot to unpack. let's start with the president's attorney where we just left off there. what stood out to you? >> he didn't answer the core question is if you thought there was any evidence of wrongdoing, why did you go to ukraine? why didn't you go to the u.s. law enforcement. >> the attorney general has been clear that the president has never asked him to look into anything related to the buy dense in the ukraine, rudy giuliani presented this affidavit and there are other officials who give a differing account at the core of this if you think there is a problem why wouldn't you go to the fbi .. why wouldn't you two to the justice department or just trying to sew questions and seeds of doubt in the absence of any true evidence? >> and in that partial call transcript the attorney

morning host" joy reid, and so now we will start with mike, and what are some of the headlines out of the speech? >> well, joe biden has talked repeat think throughout the career of the civil rights that motivated him to enter public service, and he joined the services here today to remember 56 years ago today that took the lives of four young girls in a bombing. it galvanized the civil rights movement. he wanted to give a deeply personal and yes a political speech and putting this moment into some historical context and especially given the recent episodes of white supremacy and incidents today. the vice president is trying to put it in a historical sweep as well talking about how america has always aspired to the lofty ideals and quality and justice, and clearly as the bombing showed, but recent incidents like in el paso and the jewish synagogue in pittsburgh and the charleston ame church years ago, and we continue to struggle with the issues of race. it is also interesting, alex, as he talked about his personal role in this movement, and him as a white person who was inspired to do

daily meylerjust reporting right now, quote, downing street is not in any move to bow to dominic reid'sy votes in parliament. labour reckon there were two key questions. why now? why parade now at such a crucial time? what is wrong with november? well, we know the outcome of the negotiations and have a decision. so why now and wi—fi weeks? negotiations and have a decision. so why now and wi-fi weeks? the snp spokesperson revealed what her sources had told her. -- and wi-fi weeks? what has been going on is that key figures in number 10 and the government have been communicating about the real reasons for prorogation, not through the official channels of government e—mails or government memos, but using personal e—mails, whatsapp, and vodafone 's, which are usually used by people who are involved in a criminal enterprise in order to avoid being traced —— burner phones. it is unprecedented, it takes a coach and horses through our data protection legislation, it is questionable in right of the article eight rates that individuals have under the eight rates that individuals have underthe ech

thompson: thank you come speaker pelosi and reid are schumer for calling this event together. i am proud to stand with my colleagues here today on behalf of all americans who know it is important that we pass h.r. 8 and expand by projects. too many people are being killed. 30 people everyday are killed by someone using a gun, and as you factor suicides and accidents, it is 100 people a day. there are so many mass shootings, you lose track of the numbers. the press has stopped reporting on all the mass shootings that we have. it is an epidemic that we are facing in this country, and background checks will help. we know it will. every day, or grant checks that are currently under the law -- background checks currently under the law stop 170 performance from buying a gun. they stop 50 domestic abusers every day from buying a gun. heard, thoseve same prohibited individuals can walk out of a gun store and walk down the street to a computer store, go online and buy the same gun. they can walk across the street to a gun show and by the same gun,. it is a problem. and it is a problem

president made very clear is prepared to meet with no preconditions very charismatic leader harry reid on the original guy this briefing focused on the guidance to be here so blindsided by what occurred today. that he's no longer with the administration was it you see today this last night we're told is eager to i'm never surprised that well i mean yes yes yes i mean that on just this issue and i think secretary ridge would say the same thing we work very closely with the president of states we i think we have a pretty good understanding of how he's thinking about things i think you'd agree stephen and nearly all times and so you know we are mission our mission sets not to talk about these inner workings in the palace intrigue that i know you are so curious about but i don't but rather to talk about the things that that matter to american foreign policy i don't i would just add people who are new shift now and don't get into you know the administrative things of a notice when our peak is here yesterday really ready i'm serious i don't i don't know anybody has an international thank you

you that the prosecutor's office in front you think i mean charges for market manipulation against reid and not sunny or winterkorn unclogging and dr d.c. to high school to the contrary to their statutory obligations to mention the current or former members of the management and learning that you are accused of deliberately informing the capital market will give or from the substantial payment implications for the share the billions resulting from the discovery of the so-called. diesel scandal in the us of having a leisurely share prices than. we are now joined by our team if the heritage and toronto so this saga has been going on for 4 years now what does this latest news mean. yeah this something that just isn't going away for volkswagen as mentioned you know this is one of those scandals that's ongoing and on top of the new charges we're talking about this slow leak that happened according to the courts or i should say according to prosecutors what they're saying is that you know what the executives were really slow to release information about what was actually going on at volkswage

here but i don't think either side knows how to go about getting that deal and as we saw in libya reid's france and other efforts of back channel communications they're just going nowhere and trump has said he's open to talking with the iranians with no preconditions the iranians though have said publicly they won't be negotiating but now that bolton is gone does this increase the possibility of talks. absolutely and like i said the chance that they'll be back channel discussions in new york are rather high the problem really in that score is is president trump because he's shown a willingness to do some a tree as he did with north korea on 3 occasions and the attempt at a similar talk similar talks with the taliban very recently but this this sort of diplomacy by some a tree without results is likely to frustrate the iranians and the rands are looking for a deal to be made you know in conjunction with the talks and i don't think the u.s. is ready to make a deal yet or right so where does this leave the hawks in the trumpet ministration i mean as you say a secular state pump a 0 is that

the dossier was given by john brennan to harry reid. i am glad are talking about the media. we as republicans need to stop talking to media people. most of the media out there are assets of the democratic party. i think republicans need to just, if there are fair reporters out there, fine. but the "new york times" and the others that continue to spread these fallacies like the other bombshell talking about these sources, it's also fake news. this needs to stop and republicans need to stop giving quotes to mainstream media outlets. >> sean: i agree. greg jarrett, what did you think of catherine herridge's report and what you did think of tom fenton and this huge development? we will just act like we were kidding. oh, trump killed millions more than hitler and stallon but i could not hear. >> the judicial watch documents demonstrate the extent to which rod rosenstein lied and covered up his scheme to secretly record the president and depose him from office under the 25th amendment. he tries to shutdown all comment and then crafts a non-denial denial as a deflection and then fr

it seems to be one of the biggest harry reid ever seen. that's a problem that's a problem plan to gallagher joins us now live from miami beach hi there andy where is dorian right now i believe it's across the island nation of the bahamas and what's it doing there. all right now this is forecasters say the most powerful hurricane to hit the bahamas it's getting the northeast islands at the moment there has been a warning from the president for people to get out the way and get to higher ground as soon as possible to many people have ignored that that is a saying about dorian not only is this a very powerful storm with sustained winds of around 300 kilometers an hour and gusts of around 300 kilometers per hour there is also predicted to be a storm surge of at least 6 meters but it's going to linger over the bahamas for they think around 2 days so we're going to keep a very close eye on that situation not looking good for the people of bahama of the bahamas but the big question is what happens next where does this storm go on the predictions

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liz: i think there is a miss reid on what's going on. everybody is misreading, technology, it makes things cheaper. governments, companies, they spend less money. that come maybe hitting the economy and the gdp numbers. what do you think? >> i agree with that. i think that's a good thing. you want more efficiencies. however, i believe the great thing that happened when president trump was first elected was the increase in business investment. nobody can deny that has slowed down. it's not going to create an imminent recession. >> i want your reaction to bernie sanders talk about people in disaster zones. >> people on the house by the beach, would they have to move? >> it wouldn't make sense to rebuild that house so it's knocked down again in the next storm. >> how would you make that happen as president. >> you do your best through carrots and sticks at the federal level. but if people want to rebuild in an area which will be devastated by the next storm they are certainly not going to get any federal assistance from my administration to

paula reid looks at how america's mayor has become the president's fixer. >> reporter: the whistle-blower singles out rudy giuliani as a central figure in the scandal. the president's personal lawyer is mentioned 30 times in the complaint, which cites meetings he had with at least seven ukrainian officials. in early august, just eight days after president trump's call with his ukrainian counterpart, giuliani flew to madrid to meet with one of the ukrainian leader's advisers. according to the complaint, they discussed cases the two leaders had raised. giuliani has admitted to pressuring ukraine into opening an investigation into former vice president joe biden and his son hunter. >> so you did ask ukraine to look into joe biden? >> of course i did. >> reporter: the whistle-blower alleges starting in mid-may, u.s. officials were deeply concerned by giuliani's circumvention of national security decision making and efforts to relay messages between the white house and ukraine. president trump defended his personal attorney wednesday. >> rudy giuliani is a great lawyer. he was a great mayor. h

. >> a bittersweet celebration for betty reid sullivan and family. she is recovering from a stroke. turned 98 years old today. her family released a statement saying, she has been in acute rehabilitation for the past week. he also thanked everyone to reached out in love and support for her. >> cecil williams celebrated his 90th birthday. williams is known as one of the first members of the clergy to take a stand of same-sex couples by presiding over their weddings. members of the church sang him happy birthday. he has been spreading inclusion and unconditional love to millions of people over the last half-century. >> he's always been on the street. he's kept his feet on the ground. he never elevated himself above anybody else. he has always told everybody, ses his power to empower others. >> festivities begin with a proprocession, where they had food and a dance party. >>> a big purchase comes with a big rebate. or it's supposed to. i'm chris kamara. >>> and the new sculpture is revealed on the bay bridge today. the old bay wrijbridge icahn uso make it. the juul big tobacco. juul ma

reid binion has e latest now from washington. 3 house committees have issued a subpoena for secretaryto president trump's july phone call with ukraine's leader. this after the white house admitted that their lawyers instructed the transcript of the president's controversial phone call be moved to a separate highly secured system. house intel committee chairman adam schiff has now kicked the impeachment investigation into overdrive saying in a statement we have to flesh out all of the facts for the american people. inspector general michael atkinson who found the whistleblower's claims against the president to be credible is now expected to hold a closed door meeting with the house intelligence committee on october 4th, the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani says he hasn't heard from any of the house committees and if he's asked he won't testify without president trump's ok saying in a statement quote i consider them a joke, a sad joke. they have no legitimacy. i would think of challenging their subpoena on the grounds that they are not a legitimate committee. democrats slams g