rodney: you would think so.en for a governing party that has successful leadership to lose the next election. turnbull, they were already trailing in the polls. now, this morning, it has been published, the most disastrous public policy we can remember. what we call in australia, two party preferred basis, the liberals are losing 56% to 44%. that is a much bigger margin than we are used to in policy -- in politics. ramy: all right. we will have to leave it there. rodney tiffen comey university of sydney government and international relations --rica's profession professor. let's switch gears. let's head into the world of tech and tesla. the company is facing possible bonds in the road after elon musk did an abrupt downturn and dumped his plan to go private. his latest tweet came a couple weeks after he first floated that idea in the first place. that was followed by news that a senior executive is now leaving the company. su keenan has the latest twist and turns in this tesla tech drama. su: a blog clip -- posted

>> now rodney's turn.s slack lined like three times in his life. >> rodney's not as much as n expert as ben is. he gives it a shot nonetheless. oli, i know you recently tried slack lining, maybe you should try this. >> no. >>> noah barron and i are two peas in a pod. ♪ call me up on the sfon ♪ and ask did you watch that snow ♪ ♪ i hang up before you spoil that new episode ♪ >> i cannot stand spoilers, you know who you are. you get on line, you're tweet, you're facebooking, you're ruining these shows and movies and it just makes me so angry. >> like i told him con in the wrath of con. ♪ so i'll get my revenge ♪ i'm going to sing ♪ everything single spoiler from every -- ♪ ♪ this is just one of those >> get ready everybody, you might want to put your fingners your years. ♪ it's not penny's bone and han solo is dead ♪ >> is there a statute of limitations on spoilers? >> i'd say give it a couple weeks minimum. >> you think? ♪ when you finally learn ♪ that john dies in -- >> catchy, though. >> what did we just

one of the things that came out thehe eruption that was rodney king tragedy was an understanding that not everyone gets along. and that there is not enough dialogue about the realities and complexities of race and racism in our country. those of us in california read the same textbook says children in other parts of of the country, and consumed there for the same racial history, which is largely race-less. so even in a place that is politically more liberal, there are lots of people who are still largely undereducated about the realities and complexities of race. host: southern california might be different also, obviously a large concentration of the hispanic community, but the immigrant communities. vietnamese communities, even more recent communities. has that competition the racism issue there? guest: i don't think it has complicated the issue, but i do think it has created an incredible opportunity for the state of california, and really for the rest of the country, to figure out how to facilitate opportunities for people to learn across racial and ethnic lines and to address som

in 46 games with the twins, rodney has recorded 25 saves with a 3.09 earned run average. rodney joins a bullpen featuring jeurys familia, shawn kelley, lou trivino and blake treinen. after listening to the opinions of numerous architects...the 49ers say there is no 49ers say architects...theof numerous to the opinions after listening after listening to the opinions of numerous architects...the 49ers say there is no reasonable way to provide shade for fans who sit in the sunny seats on the east side of levi's stadium so instead of adding so instead of adding shade... the niners have shade... the niners have decided to lower the pricing of bottled water at games.the price of bottled water will drop from $6 dollars...to just $2 dollars. the niners provide free filtered water on the concourse. but instead of a tarp to provide shade to fans at levi's stadium... management has decided that drinks... are the solution. solution. solution.are the solution. our lexus "experience amazing" ultimate highlight...a career game by one of the league's cle against jays. betts is the first

my name is rodney strong.'m from memphis tennessee originally i'm an attorney here in atlanta georgia i work on issues associated with minority business disparity diversity supplier diversity economic justice and those kinds of things. i've missed a great deal. i'm thrilled to be a part of this experience. i wanted to ask if there was any information about the people who caused the violence in the memphis riots and who was at the influence them has there been any understanding because it seems like other than that it was off to a good start. .. .. >> who were mad that the strike had shut down the businesses. there was a boycott of the businesses as part of the strike to put pressure on the city. and so a lot of those break-ins into windows and stuff were these guys just doing that. but there was also a group of students that were quite angry because at their high school the police had come and beaten a bunch of people up. they were getting ready to march down to the march, and instead they got hit and beaten u

and rodney king and everything that happened people go in the streets over that and come straight up to you know black lives matter and the way that the democrats relate so that they try to co-opt it but in effect the policies that came out of it will be a bill clinton with mass incarceration after rodney king all the way up to the way people are being treated today in the streets you have this whole country actual constituencies with real needs that are not being satisfied that the public relations effort targets them based on these fake you know identities that are supposed to correspond to the constituencies but because they have nothing to do with policies that these constituencies need their faith and this whole thing is kind of collapsing that's what we're talking about really it's really interesting is that going to go back to you in seattle i mean one of the thing if we go back to the case in new york with alexandra i mean one takeaway for me is that both parties and to a much greater degree with the democrats because they can't get that clinton poison out of their system the

and rodney king and everything that happened people go in the streets over that and come straight up to you know black lives matter and the way that the democrats relate to that they try to co-opt it but in effect the policies that came out of it will be a bill clinton with mass incarceration after rodney king all the way up to the way its people are being treated today in the streets you have this whole country instead actual constituencies with real needs that are not being satisfied that the public relations effort targets them based on these fake you know identities that are supposed to correspond to the constituencies but because they have nothing to do with policies that these constituencies need their faith and this whole thing is kind of collapsing that's what we're talking about really it's really interesting is that going to go back to you in seattle i mean one of the thing if we go back to the case in new york with alexandria i mean one takeaway for me is that both parties and to a much greater degree with the democrats because they can't get that clinton poison out of the

inflicting on do harm and physical torment on the members of the citizenry and the ancient days of rodney king and v.h.s. in the early one nine hundred ninety s. sarah gardner and the digital era of citizen journalists today shared video has forever changed the perspective and reaction to police violence in these united states of america recently in baltimore citizens there will once again treated to another viral video of one of their local police officers twenty five year old arthur williams violently attacking a man he was interacting with during the course of his daily duties many credit the officers resignation with the swift move to prosecute him to the cell phone footage of the encounter going viral here to discuss with us police violence in the age of viral video is author a teacher and baltimore's own. so i want to ask you this is sort of you know how how in your opinion is has viral video and the sharing of video the way we do to. change the official reaction to accusations of police brutality i think this is an important time for us to make a really really strong distinction be

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the situation where we saw a rodney king beating was a fairly regular occurrence. i can tell you the number of times i've seen police officers beat somebody because they could. if you look at mark fuhrman into some of the things he says, that was the culture. we had a police officer that was so corrupt that over a couple thousand people got released from prison just because his name was on the arrest report or anywhere in his file if that officer's name that was appealed and they were let out. we had a situation with the sheriff of the la county. he is in prison along with the undersheriff for corruption. so that's kind of purview that i grew up with, and i think it's interesting -- and i think that people have a hard time believing that policemen are violent or corrupt, because the ones who police their community are so much different than the police. and i think i made this analogy often times there is a more collaborative effort. there is a cohesive effort. it's more like the army corps of engineers, whereas they get the marine. and if you look at just like anyt

rodney is dean and professor of law at the delaware law school of widener university. he was the 11th president of furman university in south carolina. the dean of the law school at washington and lee university law school. dean of the university of richmond law school. the director of the institute of the bill of rights law at college of william and mary. is a nationally known scholar on matters related to constitutional law, civil rights, freedom of speech and mass media. particularly matters related to libel and privacy. [applause] thank you. i'm deeply conflicted over the answers to the questions that you have heard posed and that we have been talking about. as are many of the students we teach on our campuses and many of our colleagues in the university setting. of the a large part united states population is deeply conflicted or it for me the conflicts are somewhat personal and punctuated i.r. number of events -- punctuated by a number of events in my personal life. 2002 i was the lead counsel who argued virginia versus black in the supreme court of the united st

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rodney has 29 saves and joins a bullpen with jeurys familia and blake treinen. trienen will remain oakland's closer officially, but that will change game to game. they all have great arms. >> thanks. >>> coming up in our next half hour senator dianne feinstein responds to chinese spying allegations against one of her workers. >> busted by his own father, the son of a bay area police chief faces a judge for a brutal attack that was caught on camera. >> curious and dangerous, the scary encounter in the east bay this morning when a mountain lion started following a man and his dog. >> a local police department is getting recruits to leave a tropical island to come to work in the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. fairfield...burning near homes. it's sending huge plumes of smoke up into the air. >>> you're watching kpix5 news. >>> we continue to kee

rodney thomas junior has been in jail since december. while in jail... a corrections officer found murder for hire plans. an under cover operation was put in place and following that investigatiohn solano county is looking to add five charges of solicitation to commit murer. thomas is scheduled to return to court september 5th. ( darya ) new this morning... two men are under arrest after a stabbing in downtown novato. it happened on 14-hundred block of grant avenue. police say it started as a fight between two men and a woman. one of the men stabbed the other before both men left the scene. police later arrested both men. they have been identified as darnell seniga and ryan grimes. ( darya ) a woman is under arrest after leading police on a chase through the east bay in a stolen car. police responded to a trespassing report on the 700 block of el centro road in el sobrante. that's when a woman in a stolen car took off and led police on a chase down i-80 before she crashed into a retaining wall. that is when she was taken into custody. ( darya ) the man a

we like to call this the rodney dangerfield bull market. not getting any respect.ven though it is hitting new record highs and it is climbing higher in dramatically deep and wide move. look at this! this is about the breadth of the market move. it is stunning. even the large indices, not just s&p 500. the s&p 600 up double digits. not just the russell 2000. the russell 3,000 up double digits year-to-date, all moving higher. august is usually a miserable month. the gains are punishing the bull market hater, the bears, at this pace it could be the best august of. the dow is up 269 points. it is retaking a level not seen earlier this year. u.s. stocks advancing with the nasdaq topping eight thousand for the first time. the market rallied over a new trade deal between the u.s. and mexico. nearly two trillion dollars in stock value has been added year-to-date. overseas, markets are down 1.5 trillion in market value year-to-date. with more on the u.s. and mexico striking a deal let's get to edward lawrence live in d.c. reporter: the u.s. announced they have a revised dea

it was a reaction to the unjust verdict in the initial trial for the four white officers who beat rodney king caught on camera and yet justice still couldn't occur at a time when many of these interactions were put on camera. i'd be curious as to your reaction and your experience growing up in los angeles has offered perspective between police and the community and on race generally. >> guest: it's ironic because the situation you're alluding to has played out in this country over 200 times where a person of color has been killed or beaten and no one proving that. those kind of spit situations, specifically race riots, over 200 in our history so it's not new. if you look back at the colonel commission, the commission shortly after the watts fights, the different situation exists now but growing up in los angeles as a result of all the things and theinvestigations, warner investigation , the christopher commission, the los angeles police department was under a moratorium that they were so violent and corrupt and that the feds took over and they had to try to bring them into a situation wh

item number three is it a motion approving, rejecting the mayor's nomination of the appointment of rodneyfong to the planning department for a term ending july 31, 2022, item four is a motion approving, rejecting the mayor's nomination of the appointment of milicent johnson to the planning department for a term ending july 31, 2022. >> supervisor safai: commissioner fong, please come forward. >> president fong: good afternoon, supervisors. i won't take much of your time, but i think the conversation we just had was a fascinating one, and needs to continue beyond the confirmation appointment. i think the questions you asked are the questions we asked. it's been discussed, balance, some art, some science of how to shape the city going forward. i'm a fifth generation san franciscan. i hate when people say that -- >> supervisor safai: why do you hate it when they say that? they throw that out there? >> president fong: they throw it out there. but my house, and in yours, i'm dealing with young kids, college kids, i'm dealing with people ageing in place, and we're all dealing with this question

. >> reporter: at a recent buyback in detroit, residents like rodney howard stood in line to trade gunsfor gift cards. he was shot during a robbery a decade ago. >> i am not in that type of lifestyle anymore and i don't have a use for it anymore. >> reporter: turning guns and bullets that cause so much destruction and pain into symbols of hope. what do you wantople to know w wear this jewelry? >> i want them to know they are part of the most powerful jewelry ever made. >> a creative approach to a serious problem. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is nightly news. i'm lester holt. thank you for watching and good night. is your office g hacked? the silicon valley >>> right now at 6:00. is your office printer being hacked? the silicon valley company that sniffed out the potential problem. >>> deputies evacuate a shelter as flames creep closer. >>> we haven't been able to sleep. we have considered buying a gun or something like that. >> taking matters into their own hands. a south bay neighborhood fighting back against crime. the news at 6:00 starts right now

but the situation will resolve rodney king being beaten was a fairly regular occurrence. i can tell you the number of times i've seen police officers beat somebody because they could. even if you look at mark fuhrman is something see set things he said in the book he was writing, that was a culture. we have police officer that was so corrupt that over a couple thousand people got released from prison just because his name is on the arrest report or anywhere in his file, if the officers name appeared, 2000 and will let out of prison. we had a situation, sheriff of l.a. county, he is imprisoned along with the undersheriff for corruption. that's the purview that i grew up with. it's interesting, i think that people have a hard time believing that policemen are violent or corrupt because the ones who police and their communities are so much different than the ones who police hours. i've made this analogy oftentimes there is a more collaborative effort, there is cohesive effort but it's more like the army corps of engineers whereas come in communities of color they get the mar

but that situation where we saw rodney king being beaten was a fairly regular occurrence. i can tell you the number of times i have seen police officers beat somebody because they could. and if you look at mark fuhrman and some of the things he said in the book he was allegedly writing, that was a culture there. we had a police officer that was so corrupt that a couple of thousand people got released from prison just if his name was on the arrest reports or anywhere in the -- anywhere in his file, if that officer's name appeared, 2,000 men were let out of prison. we have a situation with sherman block, the sheriff of the l.a. county, he's in prison along with his undersheriff for corruption. that's the kind of purview that i grew up with. and i think it's interesting -- i think that people have a hard time believing that policemen are violent or corrupt because the ones who police their communities are so much different than the one who police ours. i made this analogy, often times there is a more collaborative effort, there's a cohesive effort. it is more like the army co

victory and meanwhile the oakland a's were off but off the field they were busy signing fernando rodney-old right-handed reliever to bolster their bullpen even further, a guy with 27 saints are ready for the year, so they are gearing up for the stretch run -- saves already for the year, so they are gearing up for the stretch run and this first pitch thrown out -- meanwhile trying to make a bid in the 5th inning -- alan hansen has got a play -- pure speed got him a triple off the slager store -- score. the pirates blow it open with a five run -- them tonight -- evan longoria opens up the beginning -- big inning for the pirates and they will put it away with one swing -- david free, gone to left- center field -- three run jack -- getting a little frisky in the 9th inning scoring a few runs but they fall way short but fans hanging in there -- we've come to that point of the evening -- this out in toronto -- look at this van. he gets one right into his lap with a nice catch right there off of a home run by the red sox outfielder j.d. martinez and then -- at the bottom of the inning he gets

. >> and a recent buy back in detroi residents like rodney howard stood in line to trade guns for giftds. he was shot during a ery a decade ago. >> i'm not in that type of lifestyle anymore and i don't t have a use for i anymore. >> turning guns and bullets that caused so much destruction and pain into symbols of hope. what dyou want people to know who wear this jewelry? >> they are part of process of peace and they are wearing the most powerful jewelry made. >> a creative approach emto a serious pro we appreciate you spending part of the evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this monday nighi' m lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. al blam >>> lights, camera, "access." >> have you known that he is a liar, asou say? >> absolutely. >> why did you work for him? >> slow down. >> omarosa is back and making the tv rounds and she does notn disa >> greats

says that rodney scott-thomas solicited inmates to kill two of his child victims for cash. he work as a truck driver and lived in a vacaville apartment. >> scary the fact the people that live right next to you can be -- be polar opposite to what you would expect. >> court documents revealing that thomas wanted to hire someone to commit a mass shooting at a local church or school the victims attended to mask the fact that the girls were targeted. an inmate wore a wire during one meeting with thomas to help investigators. >>> the man accused of stabbing a woman to death on a bart platform could face the death penalty. the alameda county district attorney added a special charge of lying in wait against john lee cowell. if convicted, that could make him eligible for the death penalty. cowell is accused of killing nia wilson and injuring one of her sisters at a bart station in oakland last month. wilson's family attorneys have filed a claim against bart blaming the transit agency for lax security. >>> a strike team from santa clara county is helping find the mendocino complex fi

we can cross live to rodney parade and join our reporterjo currie now.wins to night will qualify automatically for the world cup in france and the loser will have a nervous wait to see if they have a nervous wait to see if they have done enough for a play—off place. if it ends in a drawer, wales stay at the top of the group with one point ahead of england but england have a match in hand, travelling to kazakhstan on tuesday knowing a draw their will hand them qualification. i am joined knowing a draw their will hand them qualification. iam joined by knowing a draw their will hand them qualification. i am joined by people who know what it is like to play in hand, travelling to kazakhstan on tuesday knowing a draw there will hand them qualification. i enjoyed by people who know what it is like to play these matches. nia, the welsh team have been apt to look at the pitch. a great opportunity. they have earned the right for this spectacle, quietly going about their business, getting fantastic results against russia and bosnia without the media platform they

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rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. >> sean: kim kardashian was to commute the last sentence of alice marie johnson. she was a 63-year-old great-grandmother. she served nearly 22 years in prison. one oh fence, a first-time nonviolent drug offense. life sentence, it's insanity. president trump did rightly commute alice's sentence, and i'm getting goose bumps watching it now. allison reuniting with her family early last month after nearly 22 years behind bars. by the way, kim kardashian is receiving backlash after refusing to malign the president in an interview with mr. weinstein jr. jimmy kimmel last night, take a look. >> more good things are coming out of our conversations. i have nothing bad to say about the president. >> so i am very focused, but i don't agree with ever

most of the mainstream open borders media, but i've never forgotten chris egli or david march or rodneynson for the bologna family and many, many families of illegal alien crime but then who range from black and white and hispanic and asian. this is not any kind of racist thing to say we should have immigration laws that matter and we should get a handle on the anarchy that is render the system for the last quarter-century, for as long as i've been reporting on it. gregg: i don't know if elizabeth warned the senator is just coldhearted or whether she screwed up in her priorities, but here is what she said. i know this is hard for her family, meaning that tidbit, but they have to remember we need to focus on real problems like illegal immigrants not been able to see their kids. i think that is a direct quote. >> yeah. gregg: the murder of mollie tibbetts is not a real problem according to senator warner. >> this is the callousness that is exhibited daily, weekly for the past decades have been reporting on this that i've encountered when it comes to the consequences of open borders. they

rodney says he and his friends have been offering passengers escorts to their cars. >> we picked up and decided to do something to help our community. >> is there something they should have done they didn't do? is there some duty of care they failed to exercise, they were required to exercise? >> reporter: the family's attorneys say they will file the claim against bart next week. melanie woodrow, abc news. >> nia wilson's memorial service is tomorrow and we will be there covering it for you at acts full gospel church at 103466th avenue in oakland. we will stream it live through the abc news app. >>> something new at the santa clara fair and what organizers did to reinvent the struggling event. >>> thee mail scan that can take in even the most savvy among us. "7 on your side" coming up. >> reporter: i'm laura anthony where a new school dress code could raise some eyebrows but the district says it's for the greater good. >> get out your zone. answer this question, should schools have a dress code? you just need to select thumbs up or thumbs down, very easy, no ne >>> in san jose tonight,

so the latest score at rodney parade remains 0—0.e leeds against second in the table — middlesbrough. it is 0-0 it is 0—0 at the moment. leeds have won every home game this season. jose mourinho is making headlines again — this time telling reporters that he'll still be "one of the greatest managers in the world" even if he doesn't win the premier league with manchester united. mourinho was being questioned about his side's poor start to the season. united play burnley on sunday. iam the i am the only manager in the world that won: italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles, not small titles, not small countries. eight proper titles. my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. it is the return of the domestic rugby union season this weekend. promoted side bristol are currently hosting bath at aston gate bristol have taken an early lead with a penalty. although bath's tom homer should have scored the first try of the season but dropped the ball over the line. 27 minutes on the clock there.

. >> clerk: 46 and 47 approve two mayoral reappointments of the first is rodney fong and milicent johnson to the planning commission for four-year terms ending june 30, 2022. >> supervisor kim. >> i did not want to leave out any words because i see that commissioner johnson is actually here but i want to thank these two commissioners as well for their service and also miss johnson who has just begun, i have enjoyed watching you on the planning commission. i'm enjoying -- i am looking forward to continuing to watch you serve. >> thank you, supervisor kim. i too want to join in on those remarks. good to see you commissioner milicent johnson, thank you for your service. anyone else? all right. supervisor ronen. >> thank you, i too want to echo my two colleagues and it's been fun to watch you on the commission, commissioner johnson. >> okay. all right, colleagues, can we take these items, same house, same call? without objection it passes unanimously. thank you. madam clerk. next item. >> clerk: item 48 to appoint apt with the residency requirement to the office of early care and education, c

after rodney thomas jr. was arrested, he allegedly asked several inmates to kill the victims. based on an undercover operation, the d.a. is adding five charges of solicitation to commit murder. >>> a man who is in the country illegally has been charged with killing mollie tibbetts. police say he led them to a body believed to be hers in an iowa corn field. within the last hour president trump commented on the case at a rally in west virginia. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly, from mexico, and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. >> authorities say they zeroed in on 24-year-old cristhian rivera after his car was spotted on security camera video following tibbetts as she went on a run last month. he told investigators he got out of his car and started running behind her. >> he tells us that mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said, you need to leave me alone, i'll call the police. she took off running. had he in turn chased her down. >> rivera told investigators he blacked out and when

after reading that book, i found this other book called the victory of reason, by rodney stark who is a sociologist and a professor at baylor university. who argues how christianity led to freedom, capitalism and western success and basically was on the basis of reason. of adopting reason. so you have these two books, that came out, within a few years of each other basically saying just the opposite of each other. so i thought, what a great debate to talk about faith and reason and whether there compatible or not. so thank you all for coming. my name is mark thousand, i am the producer of freedomfest and now we will turn the time over to professor watts who will introduce our debaters and we will go from there. thank you all. >> thanks to all of you for coming. i think we have a very stimulating presentation prepared for you. one tradition i have at freedomfest with these debates is to take a straw poll at the beginning of the proceedings to see how people feel. and then after each of our speakers convinces you 100 percent that they are right, we will take another straw poll at the en

senator rodney would disagree with the president. relations committee and the senate be a check on their president and change our russia policy? >> the answer is yes and no. yes, in the sense that the power of the bully pulpit coming from members of the senate being able to talk about these issues, surly sanctions, one area where the commerce kendrick lycee we would like to do more to where the senate would like to do more counteraction. on the other hand, there is the inside game. that is encouraging the administration to do more on russia. behind the president's rhetoric, a number of things this administration has done on russia are quite good, with respect to imposing sanctions, being more aggressive in looking at ways to counteract electoral meddling. there are things that i happening that congress should take a more active role in the foreign relations committee. ry: romney said, after the helsinki comments, that they were disgraceful. how outspoken do you expect them to be if he gets the senate? >> i think he will pick his spot

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