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live news desk and we are taking a live look at a pallet fire in salem, oregon.t's actually the oregon pellet factory with firefighters battling this blaze since 3:00 this morning and you can see the flames lighting up the night sky with people actually reporting they can see this glow from up to 20 miles away. this is at a pallet factory in salem, oregon, just south of portland with no reports of injuries and firefighters hope to have it contained later this morning. i'm katie nielsen at the live news desk. >>> caught on camera, a close call for kayakers who witnessed a glacier collapsing next to them and chunks of ice fell off near the spencer glacier in alaska and then the whole thing crashed down, sending a huge wave exploding toward the paddlers. they came away unhurt but with a great story to tell and video. >>> the car company for tesla will rent out solar panels to homeowners, available in six states including california and the price starts at $65 a month. elon musk said consumers can cancel at any time but there is a $1500 charge to remove the panels an

. >>> i'm katie nielsen at the live news desk with breaking news out of salem, oregon and you can see firefighters on the scene at a petulant business where a fire that started at 3:00 this morning is still burning with the stacks of pallets on fire and you can see there is barely anything left. glow and the d d around d le m tir sg that ages. an see it llite e coy ownesa she thinks the fire caused at least $1 million of damage and we are looking at a firefighter in salem, oregon, trying to put out this four-alarm fire at a pallet factory. no word on how the fire started but thankfully, no reports of injuries. i'm katie nielsen. >>> a new plan on the table seeks to ban panhandling on bart. bart director deborah allen said among areas of dissatisfaction for the riders, panhandling is one she gets consistent bad feedback on. she plans to address this at the board meeting and it would prohibit people asking for money, including train performers and women often seen walking around with infants and asking for money and those who hand out kleenex packages with notes. >> i've lived in cities

those meetings may be of the esx museum in salem massachusetts on a thing that is actually two things that came together some our job is to show you how we do our work. his name is charles william merrill. a of a soldier in company the 19 massachusetts, which was in the third gate a second division second core of the we can use this of thet, which is a part compiled service record, these are available in the national archives. tocan use the federal census learn, about charles william merrill. bibles reads, from your affectionate pass and -- affectionate pastor august 12, 1862. that is three days after he enlisted. from a letter charles wrote to his mother in february of 1863. foster,when you see mr. remember me to him. hardly a day passes by without my thinking of him. that happened. this is a map that many of you might be familiar with. as a soldier in john gibbons division of the second corps was actually attached to john six core. my question is to talk about that military context, but maybe also getting a photograph taken by an army hiscer who was early in work career detached to

salem crews are battling a large four-alarm fire. they have the fire under control and are working to put out the flames. firefighters were called to the area before 3:00 this morning. salem fire confirmed to the local tv station the fire was burned at a pellet business and there is a lot of fuel there to burn. >>> the fire burning near yosemite burned northwest near the city. the fire is 60% contained. the evacuation advisory remains in effect. so far, no homes have burns. there is no indication much what started the fire last friday. >>> 7:08 is the time. several bay area groups will rally in mountain view, commanding tougher gun control laws. organizers it's a direct response to the recent mass shootings in gilroy, el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio. demonstrators want a man on assault weons is come universal background checks. the rally begins on el camino real at 5:30 this evening. >>> and people from around the world still showing sent for the people of el paso after the mass shooting august 3rd. this weekend, more flowers arrive

salem fire department, called out to the scene.his was confirmed by fox 12, it is a pallet business. no information about whether or not homes or other businesses are threatened. no reports of injuries. this is developing news. they will continue to give us updates as soon as that is available. >>> bart keeps phasing out all of the paper tickets. today it is happening at san francisco's embarcadero station. bart is moving towards a clipper card only payment system. cristina rendon is at the embarcadero right now with more information. >> reporter: good morning to you, dave. starting today if you coop through embarcadero station you will only be able to buy clipper cards. they put in these new machines and this old one they covered the outlet saying no tickets, no paper tickets whatsoever. if you have a paper ticket you will still be able to use to it get in and out of the gates it's just you can't buy them at this location. this morning bart will be having employees out here answering questions, helping people buy those clipper car

tennis now and top seed benoit paire is through to the last 16 of the winston—salem open, in north carolinanneswaran in straight sets — 6—3, 7—5 — but he didn't have things all his own way. the fiery frenchman smashing his racquet in the first set after serving a double fault. but after eventually claiming the opener, he wrapped the match up in the second set with an ace. the world canoe sprint championships get underway in hungary on wednesday they also double up as an olympic qualifying event. one man who's hoping to be at tokyo 2020 is tonga's pita taufatoa. having already competed in both taekwondo and cross—country skiing at previous olympics, he's aiming to race in a kayak at next year's games. our olympic reporter nick hope has been chatting to him. we are here in beautiful sagad. it's almost as warm as tonga. almost as warm. let's chill out and take a bit of shade here on the boat park. how are you finding it? it's getting very real now. we're getting closer, racing two days. each day had there has been a little bit of progress, not as much as i would have liked. we're on a training

. >>> news out of salem oregon, crews are battling a four alarm fire in an industrial complex, crews had the fire under control and they are working to put out the flames. firefighters were called to the scene before 3:00 this morning, salem fire says it was burning at appellate business, there been no reports of injuries. >>> parents are willing to try anything to treat child's autism, a condition with no known cause or cure. >> desperation and social media has led tons of experts -- desperation and social media has led tons of people to use what experts consider a poison. >> bleaching has parents force- feeding their parents chlorine dioxide to clear autism. >> they are sent with doses and their lunchbox. >> social media is paddling a miracle medical supplement, it is dangerous, they preys on well-meaning parents trying to help their kids to be tricked into hurting them. >> i do not have a lot of information to go on from the doctor, your son is autistic, that is it. i am going online to find information. >> mothers of autistic children are now going undercover to try to stop scien

. >> reporter: vincent pantera and salem al pakei co-wrote songs with tim over the years. >> we met him he just had released "lemon." we were there from the beginning. he always had a really clear vision where he wanted to go with his music. he had this idea about we should make some country music with this other thing. and we wrote this song called "hey brother." ♪ hey brother ♪ there's an endless road to rediscover ♪ he took that further and he wrote "wake me up." >> this landscape of electronic music around this acoustic and a guitar and vocal basically took the world by storm. >> they created the song along with mike eyesinger. ♪ feel my wei through the darkness ♪ in just a couple of hours. but it would go on to amhe song connect with such a wide audience the way that it did. >> reporter: tim traveled the world in luxury, performing in front of thousands of adoring fans. but he also did not shy away from sharing how his lifestyle and grueling schedule was taking a toll, even sharing this moment. >> i thank every fan that's ever bought a ticket or snuck in. bought a song or downloade

we're going to be using both this object which is in the collection of the pbd essex museum in salem, massachusetts. a thing that as you see here, actually two things that came together some way, some how. and our job here is to show you, i think, how we do our work. so this question about method is going to be kind of played out in the conversation that we have together today. at the end of our time before q and a period where you get a chance to have your say, we're going to give each one of the panelists time to talk about a material object, an artifact than been central in their work, but first we're going to look at this -- at this bible and new testament of a soldier in the army of the potomac, his name is charles william meryl. he's a soldier in company a of the 19th massachusetts which was in the third brigade, second division, second corner of the army potomac. we can use this document that you see here which is a part of meryl's compiled service record. these are available in the national archives around foldthree.com. we can also use the federal census to learn something. t

tour he's into the 2nd round of the winston salem open he was diagnosed as deaf and 2 years old and relies on signals and gestures because he can take calls from the umpire or line judges. the world badminton championships is taking place in basel in switzerland japan's world number one and defending champion canned tomato admitted to feeling the pressure heading into his 1st match but it completely made it into the 2nd round with a straight straight games victory of vietnam's pam. the arrear olympic champion chan long well he is also through the chinese cruised into the 2nd round by defeating the russian 33 year old veteran again in straight games and one of the biggest. ever the man in yellow lynn dan was also in actually basel china's 5 time world champion 4 from a game down to beat the opponents. for now. it looks ugly it sounds ugly and scares people from america's high streets to mexico's on the wild requests for just the side and who controls the other side people in power follows the smuggling route and test the ease of acquiring untraceable weapons on american soil the weapon that

final grand slam, the us open, many players are taking part in the final warm—up event, the winston—salemthrough to the last 16 after he beat india's prajnesh gunneswaran in straight sets, 6—3, 7—5, but he didn't have things all his own way, the fiery frenchman smashing his racquet in the first set after serving a double fault. but after eventually claiming the opener, he wrapped the match up in the second set with an ace. ajax will head into the second leg of their champions league qualifier at home to apoel nicosia with a slight advantage after it finished goalless in cyprus on tuesday. they will be missing moroccan international noussair mazroui who was sent off for a second bookable offence. elsewhere, slavia prague were i—0 winners in romania against cluj and club brugge won by the same scoreline away to austrian side lask. the champions league play—off round continues on wednesday with former european cup winners red star belgrade among those in action when they travel to young boys of switzerland for their first—leg match. while the fans were out to watch brescia's new signing, mar

a reminder, listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network.l william barr today assured the public the investigation into jeffrey e epstein goes on despite his death. the epstein co-conspirators shouldn't rest easy e, and epstein's victims deserve justice. that's it for us tonight, the border patrol union's brandon judd among our guests here tomorrow. we hope you'll join us. we thank you for being with us tonight. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories this hour. more unrest in hong kong, leaders there say pr protesterse pushing the city of to the point of no return. china is upping its show of force. cheryl: alarming new details inside what happened inside a jail cell the night jeff at this epstein died. the demand for answers. we're breaking down the new developments in the case. >>> mayor pete buttigieg getting ready to hit iowa today. voters are pushing back against one heavy weight's policy plans. cheryl: if you thought bad weather was enough

election and then that would put him directly into the prime minister's seat his best have failed salem owned. i'm also in the mold is going to use a call to you here. i'm self any of course. hugely anti immigrant it's probably what he's best known for. and plenty has drawn him head bobbing up down on a small boat. next. to my friend in the war he was saying. give up they. i'll never going to welcome you it's very funny but it's one of these cartoons it really cuts. a very close to the truth yes a very much to heart. i thought that is from interestingly there at matteo renzi on the issue off at will. will he be back he says at summers without the is also. but he says no he believes that is it for salvini this is a knock out blow. and he's willing to bet that in a few months even his best friends will be insulting him. so he thinks about it it. intends a frontline politics pool at matteo salvini has an interesting take but we know it's of course the government's change very freak and says we'll see what happens next. so watch this space for italian politics that's one to french. football

a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network.signating china as a currency manipulator. peter navarro talking about the president's decision. >> they take half a trillion dollars from us every year. they just steal it. so the president is basically standing up to china and saying you are not doing that anymore unless you change the structure of your economy and stop ripping us off. we'll work with them, but it's ultimately their choice. if they keep trying to relationship is off, president donald j. trump will not stand for that. thanks for b cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories. president trump taking another swing at beijing, declaring china a currency manipulator after it devalued the chinese yuan. how china and the markets are responding. deirdre: president trump's economy has been booming. the trade war with china is escalating. global tensions are rising. we'll tell you what it all means for voters in 2020. cheryl: samsung and apple gearing up to debut their next generation of phones but over 1 billion people s

inve: let's go to mary winston-salem, north carolina, independent line, good morning, mary. >> hello, how are you. steve: fine. how are you? >> thank you for taking my call. i have been watching the proceedings most of the day and listening to all of the candidates, and everybody keeps stating that the system is broken. i disagree with that. the system is not broken. it is working just as the people in charge expected it to go. so it is time for the people to get out and voice their opinion, and change their ideas to what we want it to be. steve: let's go to denise in san jose, california, a couple of minutes left before representative gabbard. good afternoon. >> i was watching all morning, and it was very entertaining, especially wang. but i watched the media after they made the little speeches, and they seemed to always ,ressure the candidates to say is trump a white supremacist? asked thehas been white supremacist on many occasions, and it is funny, this question is always first, is he, is he, kind of thing, i thought it was very odd. julio fromo to silver spring, maryland. have yo

listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network.dent trump at the white house defending his tough stance on china, saying china has been ripping this country off for more than a quarter century. president trump: somebody had to take on what china was doing to the news economically. we are winning big. i took it on. it should have been done by previous presidents. i am happy to do it because it had to be done. the smart people say thank you very much. the dumb people have no idea. and the political people they go in the wind. lou: tomorrow victoria toensing and joe digenova among our guests. looking forward to tomorrow night. i hope you are as well. see you then. thanks for being with us. good night from new lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. the u.s. economy is solid, that's the message from president trump as new reports surface that the white house is looking to bolster growth just as it plays down recession fears. cheryl: deadbeat loser, that's what some are calling a push by some 2020 candidates to r

a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network.n says the inspector general's report will be released he thinks by october. >> it's irrefutable that hillary clinton managed to get her opposition researcher inside the fbi and start this investigation. i think where we are headed next is emergence of strong evidence that the fbi willingly and knowingly misled the fisa court and agencies beyond the fbi may have been involved in cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories. the white house denying considering it is boosting the economy you by cutting payroll taxes. the president is pointing the finger at jay powell for any signs of the weakening economy. the big idea coming from the white house. lauren: big problems for big tech as the justice department looks into anti-trust violations. as many as 20 states are pursuing their own investigations. cheryl: joe biden wants voters -- jill biden wants voters to forget about his gaffes. the comments she has made that has people scratching their heads this morning. lauren: seems like eve

she was educated at the female academy in salem north carolina. she's the only first lady to serve as her husband secretary. in the white house they often worked side by side at their desk through the night. he was a micromanager who distrusted trent for. taylor and scott paid a deep price for being wiggs and sometimes acting on their own, nicholas tryst who negotiated the peace treaty also fell out of favor with polk for disobeying orders and was punished for it. tryst was the negotiator chosen by polk secretary of state james buchanan who accompanied winfield scott to mexico city to negotiate the treaty. at the time he was chief clerk in the state department. he was fluent in spanish and earlier he was a counsel in havana. he married a jefferson granddaughter, virginia jefferson randolph. when he got to mixico tryst angered polk by agreeing to an armistice outside of mixico city trying to fortify the city. polka buchanan recalled it. by the time the recall reached him, there was a three-week lag in communication between mexico city, sometimes lo

there's been a seemingly unprovoked attack on pro-democracy protests in salem, which sparked fears thathinese heightened tensions further. >> the protests have begun taking a toll on the economy, especially on tourism. within $600 billion of stock market value has been erased since early july and the economy contracted more than originally estimated in the second quarter stop beyond gdp the worry is that this will damage hong kong reputation as a safe and reliable commercial hub in asia. >> china promised to allow a high degree of autonomy in hong kong until 24/7, which guarantees free speech and capitalist markets. but the protests have raised questions about whether hong kong's freedom will last that long. >> speculation has grown that xi anding will mobilize analysts are saying it remains unlikely. he would face fallout from a military intervention that would potentially be a lot higher than the repercussions of the protests. u.s. lawmakers could revoke trading privileges, which would worsen the overall outlook for china's economy just as this war escalates. what might happen next de

a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. >>> president trumpally in manchester, new hampshire, talking about china. >> they want to make a deal, they have to make a deal. and you know what? it would be wonderful to make a deal. i don't think we're ready to make a deal. we're taking in billions of dollars in tariffs and again, china's devaluing their currency, they're pouring out money. the prices haven't gone up, so that means we're taking in billions of dollars, and we're not paying for it. and, ultimately, their devaluations are going to hurt them very badly. they want to make a deal. lou: he's not sure he wants to make a deal the though, that's china's problem. that's it for us tonight. tomorrow night, michael pillsbury among our guests. we hope you'll join us. follow me on twitter at lou dobbs, follow me on instagram @loudobbs tonight. we thank you for being with us, we'll see you to. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. take a look at what's happening in the u.s. futures market right

democratic republic of congo is a major supplier of cotton or which contains the element 10 to the salem and is widely used in the manufacture of personal electronic devices. congo's called turn mining industry is controlled by rebels who used profits from sales of the war to finance their military operations. that. was. all that was in the. habit. and to add to them it is only going to win those men were filthy animals. they raped us. if we didn't want to have sex with them they took us by force. they tore off our clothes i may just do things that we didn't want to do. they spat on us you can't imagine how awful these people were. and when i 1st saw them my heart sank and kept beating faster and faster. it was like i'd seen a lion coming out of the jungle. or was it that morning up we should have a couple they forced the women to lie on the ground in rows of things one woman right next to the other had all the way and then they raked us right there in public when they moved from one woman to another talk about going to. washington but some women covered their face out of shame and the m

a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network.. president trump: you know, joe is a pretty incompetent guy. i watched his interviews and watched what he said and how he said it. i wouldn't have rated it very high in the first place. but joe biden truly lost his fastball, that i can tell you. lou: that's it for us tonight. go cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories. the trade war of words continues. president trump hitting back at china, calling it an anchor weighing on the u.s. economy. a brand-new report shows that beijing's exports and imports were better than expected. what does this mean for any possible deal happening. rob.lauren: two massive fitness plans are under fire today because the chairman plans to hold a fundraiser for president trump. how the white house is responding. cheryl: from tvs to toilets, seems like every appliance has a smart feature. are the extra perks worth it? lauren: speaking of choice, whether you prefer

a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network.rency manipulator. peter navarro talking about the president's decision. >> they take half a trillion dollars from us every year. they just steal it. so the president is basically standing up to china and saying you are not doing that anymore unless you change the structure of your economy and stop ripping us off. we'll work with them, but it's ultimately their choice. if they keep trying to relationship is off, president donald j. trump will not stand for that. thanks for b with us. good night from new york. trish: tonight tragedy and so many unanswered questions as our country reels from two mass shootings. the death toll from both shootings stand at 31 people with 50 other victims injured. the president calling for a unified voice to condemn these horrific acts. >> the short in el paso posted a manifesto online consumed by racist hate. in one voice our nation must condemn racism, bigotry, and white supremacy. the sinisterde

a reminder, listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network.stigation into jeffrey e epstein goes on despite his death. the epstein co-conspirators shouldn't rest easy e, and epstein's victims deserve justice. that's it for us tonight, the border patrol union's brandon judd among our guests here tomorrow. we hope you'll join us. we thank you for being with us tonight. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ trish: president trump vowing to fix our broken immigration system as the department of homeland security announces the biggest change yet for green card applicants. why e this policy will be a huge relief to american taxpayers. and as president trump looks to attract the best and the very brightest immigrants to america, guess what 2020 democrats are doing? open borders, all the way. that's what they're calling for x they're promising taxpayer, u.s. taxpayer-funded health benefits to anybody who wants to come here illegally. >> you have been talking tonight about big government health care plans that you propose in one form or anoth

listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. the "washington post" editorial board doing something that personally, i do not think i would ever witness. today the board criticized senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. the editorial board of the "washington post" basically prevented them from promoting radical ideas that simply cannot work. when have you ever heard of such a thing? the post writing that the 2020 radical dems candidates, those proposals says the post, should meet a baseline degree of factual possibility. a bar that for example, the medicare for all plan that mr. sanders and miss warren favor, does not clear. a factual plausibility. that is an interesting turn of phrase. i cannot wait to see the fallout in the democratic party. it seems that the post is favoring a guess at this point, almost anyone but sanders or elizabeth warren. president trump's they reacted to a recent -- elijah cummings west baltimore homecomings of course the chairman of the house oversight committee, with whom the president has been

listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. at the white house defending his tough stance on china, saying china has been ripping this country off for more than a quarter century. president trump: somebody had to take on what china was doing to the news economically. we are winning big. i took it on. it should have been done by previous presidents. i am happy to do it because it had to be done. the smart people say thank you very much. the dumb people have no idea. and the political people they go in the wind. lou: tomorrow victoria toensing and joe digenova among our guests. looking forward to tomorrow night. i hope you are as well. see you then. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. trish: 0 states are getting ready to launch investigations into google, facebook and amazon. they are monopolies, and they are hurting each and every one of us to make a buck. maybe americans would like to keep a little bit more of what they earn. president trump says the country may soon see another tax cut. president trump: i would

, oregon, in salem, oregon, which is 150,000 people, which is, you know, roughly three to four times the size of the largest city in the united states in the 1790s. so the extent to which people live in these face-to-face communities, so like robert quorum who was brought up by mark, his idea of how you should adjudicate property disputes you just get trusted people in your community to sit together, sort through it all and make a decision. lawyers and the legal system is the way that rich people tilt property arrangements to your own benefit. come on, if we were just all in a room, you get seven trusted people you can figure this out. i think for payne and some of the people who followed him, there is this image and common sense of people under a tree. the first legislature will just be everyone sitting under a tree hashing it out. cool, got our rules, let's go back home. we are just sitting under the tree and we can work this out, unless we do it too quickly or are doing it in bad faith. depending on my mood sometimes i think that's the most inspirational thing i have ever heard an

salem, oregon, john. caller: i agree with the color from new york on a lot of his points, talking about the politicians like obama, al gore, they talk the talk but they don't walk the walk. his amng i'm tired of tired of you guys, climate change fanatical's that are fear mongering. that's exactly what you are doing. even if you institute all of the programs you want to do and get us totally off fossil fuels and you go wind and solar and so forth and the united states was to do that, the effect on the .limate would be so minimal the only way that this could be achieved would be -- it would have to be a worldwide effort. guest: i totally agree. we can't do it by ourselves. it's a global problem. the omissions in one parts of the world going up cause problems equally to all parts of the world but we are not going to get progress in a world need to goo where we unless the united states is fully participating. we are the second largest greenhouse gas emitter in the .orld other countries want to move forward as

listen to my report coast to coast on the salem radio network. bob guzy received the presidential medal of freedom. president trump: he never forgot his first lesson. don't ever be predictable. i learned that lesson, too. thanks for being with us tonight and good night from new lauren: it's 5:00 a.m. the stakes are high in jackson hole where jay powell is set to speak amid massive criticism. will the fed chair signal more rate cuts or keep his options open? cheryl: hong kong bracing for more he protests and a 20-mile long human chain. protesters joining hands across different districts to symbolize the 1988 soviet union protest that spread across those baltic states. lauren: a costly green new deal from bernie sanders. how his expensive push could impact you and your wallet. cheryl: and do you hope for a $50 living wage? what about a no tip vegan

a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network.saying sleepy joe isn't quite what he used to be. president trump: you know, joe is a pretty incompetent guy. i watched his interviews and watched what he said and how he said it. i wouldn't have rated it very high in the first place. but joe biden truly lost his fastball, that i can tell you. lou: that's it for us tonight. good night from new york. trish: president trump visiting the family members of the horrific mass shooting in dayton, ohio. the debate over gun control heating up. before the path left today he was asked why congress hasn't done anything on begun legislation. >> normally this has been the decision. congress gets together and tries to do something. but if you look over the last 30 years, not a lot has been done. trish: democrats and republicans alike have failed our country by refusing to take any action to protect us. i'm setting

a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network.or general's report will be released he thinks by october. >> it's irrefutable that hillary clinton managed to get her opposition researcher inside the fbi and start this investigation. i think where we are headed next is emergence of strong evidence that the fbi willingly and knowingly misled the fisa court and agencies beyond the fbi may have been involved in what bill barr calls political surveillance. trish: new information that congress women tlaib and ilhan omar are being bankrolled by a group that says suicide bombing is need to support the cause. known while new fallout from jeffrey epstein's alleged suicide. why epstein's attorneys are not buying the medical examiner's findings. where is the outrage from the left. itwn

host: salem, missouri, ronald, republican. caller: it is very disingenuous the way you portray the illegal alien, when they arrived to the assets they apply for an asylum and get temporary legal status and the idea of them not eligible for social security, and is part of the program they are eligible and do not have to work one day and can draw out of that. it amazes me, you sit there and lie. guest: asylum with illegal status, some of the people getting asylum will become illegal immigrants in the future but are not illegal currently and we should only count illegal immigrants when they are actually illegal immigrants. ssi, that comes out of it but the caller was asking about social security retirement benefits but there are a limited ability for ssi, some immigrants do have access for these payments but it is more restrictive than you make it sound. when it comes to social security , most of the benefits are retirement benefits and that is the reason why the government is running from a deficit within the social security pro

a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem network.ent trump told reporters he believes china wants to make a deal. gordon chang says we shouldn't be make any kind of deal with the chinese right now. >> the only way you are going to stop this is not a deal because they have broken every trade agreement with us and almost every other agreement. the only way to stop it is to pile on the costs until the costs we impose are greater than the benefit china gets. lou: t t t t t lauren: it's 5*u6 a.m. here are your top stories this hour. spotlight on china after president trump says he sees the possibility of a trade deal. the two countries may not be on the same page. cherylpresidentpage.cheryl: p d mean for mideast peace efforts and oil. lauren: and why joe biden's electability argument could be hitting a speed bump on the campaign trail. cheryl: imagine not being allowed to use an app because of your c

she was educated at the moravan female academy in salem, north carolina, and she was the only first lady to serve as her husband's secretary. in the white house, the polks often worked side by side at their desks far into the night. polk was a micromanager who distrusted wigs. taylor and scott paid a steep price for being wigs and sometimes acting on their own. nicholas tryst who negotiated the peace treaty also fell out of favor with polk for di disobeying orders and was punished for it and secretary of state james buchanon to accompany winfield scott in mexico city and negotiate a treaty. at the time he was chief clerk in the state department, but he was fluent in spanish and earlier he was a consul in havana. early in life, he had studied the law in the law office of thomas jefferson and married the granddaughter of william jefferson randolph. when he got to mexico, tryst angered polk by agreeing to an ill-advised armistice outside of mexico city that gave time to santa ana to fortify the city. polk and buchanon recalled him ask by the time the recall reached him there was this three-

david salem at 59 state street in the neighborhood. with me is another neighbor. mindful of the time i want to particularly commend the staff for what i thought was an outstanding and sensitive review of the particular project. the best summary is at the bottom of page 7 of the draft motion which summarizes why this is fully appropriate to the neighborhood including the fact the neighborhood is in the special district. in assessing the project what particularly comes to mind besides well-done is the large backyard, the fact we needed the diversity of homes to satisfy the diverse needs of the san francisco family. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i am mary ann. i have lived at ord court since before 1980. i have been walking the neighborhood almost every day i am in the area. the corporate heights special use district has been in place since the current owners of 42ord court purchased their property. allowing these owners to ignore those rules by saying that it doesn't apply to this project is saying the rules don't apply to them. i am ask

today's contestants are a junior from lamar, missouri... [ cheers and applause ] a senior from winston-salem. [ cheers and applause ] and a sophomore from pensacola, florida... [ cheers and applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, folks. i don't know what it is, but it seems like the kids we attract as contestants in our teen tournaments on "jeopardy!" have been getting smarter and smarter and smarter. witness the games that we've had so far in our quarter-final matches. autumn, rohan, and maggie, good luck. let's go to work. ♪ here are the categories... we'll give you a selection. followed by... and finally... each correct response will begin with m-a, but it will come after "malone" in the dictionary, all right? - maggie, go. - colors for $200. - autumn. - what is yellow? - good. - colors, $400. [ beep ] that would be red. back to you, autumn. colors, $600. - autumn. - what are greens? - greens, yes. - colors, $800.

here are today's semi-finalists-- a senior from winston-salem, north carolina... [ cheers and applauses mills, maryland... [ cheers and applause ] and a senior from carmel, indiana... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. welcome again, ladies and gentlemen. on yesterday's program, a risky wager in final that didn't have to be because the game was a runaway, but it worked out well for maya, and now she's in the wings waiting with claire sattler to see which of these three, audrey, emma, or rohan, will join them in playing for $100,000 in the 2-day final. good luck. here we go. ♪ categories, please... oh. - audrey, off you go. - germany, $200, please. rohan. - what is deutsch? - deutschland, yes. all right, rainy day p.e. for $200. audrey. - what is dodgeball? - good. germany, $400.

here with reaction from salem radio, mayor host syndicated larry former nypd commissioner bernie. >> by the way, i call him to diminish. but seriously the threat to come i think to blow up the white house, want to punch the president and the paik -- in the face and biden wants to take him out back but i thought you were not allowed to say that. >> you are not and more importantly sean, the history, two years ago missouri state senator calling for an assassination and two years ago bernie sanders put out an ad attacking the president, physically, bernie sanders attacking the president but now you have this come i want to be honest, sean, they have tried collusion, they have tried stormy but i'm extremely concerned for the president's well-being and what to what extent the left would go to at this point. you know, they don't want the united states of america anymore. they want the socialist states of america. they are trying to disarm the american people. and i don't know to what extent they would go to to get rid of the president and the violence is pretty frightening. >> sean: what d