have to become a monthly so what are you. doing and i don't know that i've got to come out about the month i'm going to need somebody scott i. have to get by so i was about to be dead meat did the money only a month i'm glad i was here but i think it yeah yeah yeah. yeahs that. yeah well i don't mind that. but the yes. but he. doesn't want to as i did by now i'm going as i as i sat on the right. after the monitor but i'm not that funny martial arts yeah. i'm in the. tunnel beneath my little digital little book that will. but. who. will be going to get the money meaning others to do most of the stuff. a needless to leave me. me. that was how an entire black dentist a father and two sons came into being for many years they took turns to faithfully serve the elderly well. you are. a bunch of the anything at. all to man up and. so i thought. of that night to. come. at that i'm going to have a look at this one now back to a lot of the b.s. and then at the. bottom i am going out again and i've been acting out again yes i beat the. lateral so that's what i say yes alas i was a bit at a bit of an afghan to come back and i could but i

have to become i mean monthly or so i want you. to get i don't know that i've got to come out about the mind i'm going to meet somebody scott i. have to get back i think he's about to be dead he did the money only a month i'm glad i see it but i say it yeah yeah yeah. yeahs that. yeah well i don't mind that. but the yes i'm on the but he. doesn't want to as i did by now i'm going to as i as i sat on the arm right. after the monitor but i mean nothing about me martial arts yeah. but there's more. to. the meek little jew the too little book that will. yes i mean the other thing to do most of the stuff. i think. we've lost to let me see me. that was how an entire black dentist a father and two sons came into being for many years they took turns to faithfully serve the elderly well. you know you you are. a bunch of the anything at. all to man up and. so i thought. i'd. come. at that i'm going to have a look at this little now back to a lot of the b.s. and then at the. bottom i think i began that and i began to be getting out oh yes i believe the. lateral so that's what i say yes alas it was a bit about afghan because they can i cou

have to become i mean monthly so i want. to get. out of bed to get out of about the mind i'm going to meet somebody scott i. have to get a bus i was about to be dead it did to my knee only mind i'm glad i was here but i think it yeah yeah yeah. yeahs that. yeah well i don't mind that. but the yes. but the world doesn't know what i did by now i'm going as i as i sat on the arm right. after the monitor but i'm not that funny martial arts yeah. but there's more. than a little to do that too little book that will. but. who. will be going to get them i mean the other thing to do most of the stuff you. need to do to let me see me. that was how an entire black dentist a father and two sons came into being so many years they took turns to faithfully serve the elderly. because the bunch at the anything at. all to man up and. so i thought. of that night. i don't. get that at that i'm going to have a look at this one now that's a lot of the b.s. and then i'll be. going out again and i began to be getting out oh yes i believe the. lateral so that's what i say yes alas it was a bit of a red robin and i could but i'm glad

have to become i mean monthly or so i was. doing and i don't know if. i'll have to come out about them on time to meet somebody scott i. have to get but i think he's about to be dead beat my knee only mind i'm glad i was here but i say it yeah yeah yeah. we had that. yeah well i don't mind that. but the yes. but he. doesn't want to as i do by now i'm going as i as i sat on the right. after the monitor but i'm not that funny martial arts. but there's more. to. be done with the meek little due to too little book that will. i mean the other thing to do most of the stuff you. gave was to let me see me. that was how an entire black dentist a father and two sons came into being for many years they took turns to faithfully serve the elderly. but thank you again. because the bunch at the ending at. all. so i thought. i'd. come. at that i'm going to have a look at this one now back to me that's a lot of the b.s. and then at the. bottom i am going out again and i began to be getting out oh yes i believe the. lateral so that's what i say yes alas it was a bit of a red eye but then i could but i'm glad that now. indeed the discipli

i move adoption of the minutes. >> second. >> do we have a first. commission by salas. please take roll. >> commission members, announce your vote when i call your name. rosales. >> yes. >> scott. >> yes. >> singh. >> yes. >> bustos. four ayes and one absent. >> motion carries. >> agenda 5c a personal services contract with public financial management inc in an amount not to exceed $108,000 related to financial modeling and debt administration support. discussion and action resolution number 37-2018. madam director. >> thank you, madam secretary. this item is a first before you. typically we bring the engagement of a financial advisor in connection with transactions. this time we're requesting engagement of t.s.m. so we can do extensive inhouse modeling and help with the system and so on and do projections outside 10 years so we can be better prepared for the funding needs with our project. with that, john daigle will present on this item. >> good afternoon. my name is john daigle. i'm the debt manager for ocii. resolution 37, a proves or authorization excuse of a contract with p.f.m., as described by the director. the scope of the contract embraces the financial modeling and

scott. >> i have a couple questions but thank you for the presentation. i think everyone has done an amazing job in at left up -- least up to now. i want to be clear when we approve this item, negotiations will continue -- >> yes. >> commissioner: and they will continue as long as potentially another year? >> yeah. all you're approving today is the first amendment to the option which would extend the option up to two years and then during that time, we're going to continue to negotiate the d.d.a. designs and we will be coming back to you with both the d.d.a. designs and any redevelopment plan. >> with respect to the approval of mercy, would today be the day we're granting the approval? >> yes. >> commissioner: and with respect to the height issue -- no? >> no. >> commissioner: because there's a process it needs to go through in order to do that. >> we'd need to get a redevelopment plan amendment to increase the height and come back to the commission for approval. >> commissioner: with respect to the height, i looked at the table here, exhibit a, and if it

. >> governor scott, i have some flint water for you. >> i don't care who you are, i'll fight you inow.

scott, i have quickly on the search question that seems like one of the most basic questions all informationes from tiny portal. google says trust us, we are not putting our thumb on the scale. can we? >> no, we can't. because it's blanket trust. it's blind trust because no one does really know what goes on there. the problem is when you put all of access supply and demand to access all of the world's information through one black box, one thing that we have no transparency to. we don't understand and let's not forget the whole purpose is to rank. to choose that what is best. they said it's algorithmic it must be okay. a computer program that people decided what to the biases would be their purposeful biases. the problem of google is the fact that we have concentrated all that power in one company because if the most harmful you can imagine. absolute power corrupts absolutely. in a constitutional republic in a free markets the free flow of information and the competition of ideas are paramount and central when you go through one black box and say that is all occurring only here and there is

. >> governor scott, i have some flint water for you. >> i don't care who you are, i'll fight you in the street right now. all to try to answer the greatest question of our time. how did this happen? >> tonight an all in america special event. >> i love michigan. >> this is michael moore in trump company. now, here's chris hayes with michael moore. >> good evening from factory 2 in flint, michigan. coming to you from the state that was at the epicenter of donald trump's slim but seismic victory in 2016. almost no one expected michigan to vote for donald trump. the state hadn't picked a republican since 1988. donald trump won here by a margin of less than 11,000 votes. that's the equivalent of just two votes per precinct. the shock of donald trump's win has overshadowed himself almost every day of his presidency. there was one person who saw this coming, michael moore, who wrote about the five reasons he thought donald trump would western. starting with the president's appeal in the industrial midwest states like michigan. now, he's got a new film examining just how he got here, and w

have to answer as quickly as possible. when the federal reserve is on course to close of the year? diana: yes. scott: yes. colin: yes. jonathan: unanimous. hold give up irough the end of the year. bunds or ptp's? diana: btp's. scott: btp's. colin: i will take the bunds. jonathan: the job outperform investment great in the u.s.? b's.: yes but double scott: investing great live perform. colin: high-yield outperforms. jonathan: we make a market the end. that he very much to diana amoa, scott thiel and colin robertson. that does it for us from london. we will be here from new york . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: this is first word news. senate republicans do not yet have enough votes to confirm brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. that is according to south thune.s johnson -- john he says republican still have a little work to do to get enough support. the committee is set to vote at this hour to send kavanaugh's nomination to the full senate. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has agreed to speak privately with house lawmakers. it is not clear when the meeting will take place. republican leaders said they asked him for a meeting and threatened to subp

have you here with us. miss pricingarket another acceleration? i would expect with roughly half of all chinese imports in the u.s. being affected, you would have a market reaction. scotti was surprised that the tarifffocused on the 10% rate rather than what i think is the inevitability of the rise to 25%. amount and ige think it will have material implications on the u.s. supplies training. haidi: you've acknowledged feeling a little bit like you a stomach for adventure at the moment. i want to pull up this chart looking at the outperformance that we've talked about of u.s. equities. emerging markets essentially seem to be regaining some of the losses but failing to break out of the down trend. is there a chance given that we do still have the u.s. 10 year pushing 3.1%, that we will see a repeat of the volatility that we saw in february and that will mean another leg lower? scott: it's possible there could be another leg lower in the em cello. when you look at valuations come you can argue it's not as weak as it has been in the past when you want to take long positions in the emerging markets. notwithstanding that we have trimmed risk of a little bit, we are still opt

his film festival has become a kind of a launching pad for the oscars i know you were at venice scott what do you think which films have a good chance of making it to the oscars with this one definitely i think carl's film already is the front runner for me going into next year's oscars just based on what the reaction in venice but there are a lot of them i think physically the actors this time i mean we saw for the first time a lady gaga act in a film the stars born it wasn't a competition in venice but it was it was presented in the red car presentation directed by bradley cooper actor of hangover fame i was really impressed by this movie it's an old story it's been told as a thousand times about a young talent discovered who makes it big but this is lady gaga as you've never seen her before i mean she's completely scrubbed of makeup and she really delivers the goods i mean i'm not too proud to say i cry during this film it was beautiful very big budget hollywood style. story wonderfully done i think it. have a great chance for her and in general for the oscars and then the couple of others i mean i was really impres

i have three cards, i have scott, richard, and jude. >> my name is scott brothman, and i'm back again. six months ago, i e-mailed ago the near perfect failure of rec and park staff to respond to my multiple inquiries. onnd month, beverly ng good respond to me and sent me another insignificant e-mail yesterday, you are fundamentally civil servants, starting with respect and integrity. i have also contacted several people. responding to my e-mail to the trust for public land, he dismissed my concerns because the final product was approved by d.b.i., the mayor's office, and a certified program safety inspector. she showed no concern for the children who the playground exists. the holes in fences couldn't be as enticing as the holes in the egg shaped huts, and it goes without saying you are a bad guardian if you bring two or more children to the play. [inaudible] >> i guess the community, including those with small children in their lives. clamored for a fence that would fail to function as a fence. i have e-mailed and spoken with mis-wilson, the executive director of the bay area childre

have you ever met president trump? >> yeah, yeah. >> what was that like? [laughter] >> this is so funny. before i tell my story i have to say i the end scottand said donald trump call me at like two weeks ago to say hello and he was like he goes, greg what is up and stop by whenever you want and he said that, congratulations, that's great and the next day this picture of scott with the president. [laughter] he did not know and he was like it's like saying i found $20 here and he says i got the winning lottery ticket for $55 million used to call me after red i so were talking eight years ago would call me and talk about the show because he's upon night and does not drink. he would talk about -- he knew everything. he was so sweet and nice which is why he felt bad about how i tweeted him and i ended up doing a speech and more lago in 2015 with alan west and my wife and i flew back with trump on the plane and eat sweets and was watching and elton john concert. he's like a child and he was so normal and charming and then i ended up couple days before he declared to come to our and did a segment on it and everything. ... >> been invited to the

south bay santa clara police were involved in an officer involved shooting at mayellen and scott street i >>> we haven the south bay. santa clara police were involved in an officer-involved shooting at may allen and scott streets in san jose. no officers were injured during that shooting and san jose police is the lead agency in the case. we'll have more information throughout the day on nbcbayarea.com as well as all of our social media platforms. we'll check in with a look at the weather. >> temperatures in the 50s but starting to climb into the 60s into the mid morning. in dublin 51 degrees. the wind speeds are calm but skies are mostly clear. no deep layer of marine fog this morning. 55 degrees in san jose, wind speeds light at 3 miles per hour, palo alto 52 degrees. concord 58. we'll notice an increase in temperatures but the 24-hour temperature change you could see not really showcasing a major difference. livermore we're seeing normal temperatures this morning. we have areas of cloud cover in through half moon bay and hayward. over the next couple of hours we'll notice this ridge of high pressu

scott. listen i didn't have an energy name in the portfolio. just think energy is a sideways pattern >> obviously, these guys have an overweight if they downgraded. fortunately for them, they've been wrong the stocks have all gone down. you now that they've gone down, the price ever oil is higher it's a tough call to make right here when they've come down 15%. >> would you own either of these names? >> no but we're overweight -- we don't own anything of these, we own a oil service in phillips 66 i don't think they're a bad place to be. >> and that's a good stock, too. >> what they're saying an adarko's cash flow exceeds that. and i think think he's ration rationali rationalizing. i don't mind analysts going in a hole >> shares of mgm falling more than 20% over the past six months traders are betting it might be a winning trade soon jon and pete tracking the options on the desk here >> maybe not all that soon here's why, judge. you're right we could see a rebound the stock's at lowest levels since april 2017 so it's basically vapor united states

i would encourage the others to attend the graduation. i'm not sure when they're going to have another cadet graduation with the youth. i think chief scott may have more information on that. >> we haven't scheduled another community youth announcement yet, but it was a great event, and a lot of the youth got a lot out of it, so thank you for coming. >> yes. in addition to that, commissioner hamasaki and i attended the tenderloin community meeting and listened to their concerns as they raised them with the captain of the tenderloin station and his command staff. a lot of the concerns that they were raising were surrounded around the fact that there was -- they felt, a lot of police presence in terms of foot patrol in certain areas of the tenderloin, and they were requesting that the captain make more of a police presence on the northern side of market, not just market street, where a lot of the sort of foot patrol is present, so that was very interesting. another interesting interesting event that commissioner hamasaki and i attended was the tenderloin police commission lineup. it was the day shift -- the day shift? >> swing shift. >> swi

have the macro problem for emerging markets. china has slowed high yields to the united states. can you be constructive on em right now? scott: ink you can, and those comments are spot on. we have had some high-yielders really implode. with some of the poly -- policy responses, there has been a really big rally for the end of august in some markets. turkish two-year bonds, 11.5% yield to 5% yield. pretty big move. as investors were concerned about the backdrop and concerned about idiosyncratic risks, to some degree there is uncertainty that has been addressed. look at the fed's statement. the economy is chugging along. the chinese response to the tariff situation seems to have some sort of calming feeling. i do think it is an attractive market, but there are really some interesting opportunities in the higher yield. to the foreign buyer, when you do mention the hedges, the yield pickup is not there for treasuries, whether in europe or japan. how important is that aspect for the treasury market at the market to attract foreign buyers? colin: sure. i don't think it is overly critical. i agree with you, jonathan. there has definit

i thought it might have. so i have been, at least for the near term, pleasantly surprised. jonathan: scott, it you where we are in italy that 25 basis -- scott, it tells you where we are in italy that 25 basis points is always a welcome move. scott: the intraday volatility is gigantic. in the last hour and a half, 1.5 points with no volume. but i do think it is important, a couple of things. number one, there was no real contagion effect throughout the capital markets today. looking at italian senior spreads, were 15 wider. sub bank spreads were 40 wider. south african cdf's were unchanged on the day. this has not been one of these kind of events -- what you just said, it was kind of limited to italy. but again, i think it is a relatively big move. i think that if the italian bond market had taken out the high yields that we saw at the end of august, another 25 basis points from here, we might start to see that contagion. thus far, we haven't. jonathan: it is isolated to italy, which makes you wonder how mispriced bunds might be. just listen to ecb commentary at the moment. they seem prett

scott. i feel pretty guilty. they have been fantastic. we have had a lot of help from congress. we are ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect. money is going to come as fast as you need it. we will take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas. one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you. you, we will never forget your loss, we will never leave your side, we are with you all the way. to all those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help. you will recover. most importantly, we give thanks to the incredible first responders, including sheriff, police officers, firefighters, our great occasion navy -- our great occasion navy. i put them up online, everybody loves them. way put themselves in harms and what they have done to save precious lives of our citizens has been nothing short of incredible. nearly 20,000 federal and military personnel are supporting the respon

. >> scott, you have been recently i think to flint, michigan you've got some celebrities that you partnered do you decide who to partner with and probably more importantly where you're going to give back to give the bags you have raised? >> i think it starts with where. unfortunately there's a lot of things happening in this country where kids are feeling overlooked and a little marginalized we've done our activations all across the u.s really where we land determines who we work with last summer we ended up in chicago and we ended up partnering with chance the rapper who is kind of the mayor of chicago in a lot of ways. >> jacqueline, is there a child or a circumstance, something that really stands out to you that made you feel like, okay, this is why i do this? >> i think in the beginning before we were selling bags, when we were giving bags, just to see the children take the stuff out of their old bag and shove it in, they have something they can feel proud of that's theirs, that's new that feeling and that moment stays with me forever. it makes the hard days for being a entrepreneur, th

it's -- i just view the different verticals they have, scott. i know there's pressure on them and spending an incredible amount of money over several quarters to try to combat what's happened in the past here in terms of different types of breaches they have had and so forth and we talked about the right kind of regulation that was an interesting statement to hear from facebook themselves to talk about the fact that they're at least willing to look that direction right? that's something that everybody who's talking about free speech and the rest of these types of things, twitter or different names in social media, but the idea to be welcoming some form of regulation i think was pretty big and i don't think that's a negative for them, by the way. by the way, during that testimony the quad q, qqq, we saw huge call buying in there. september to november. buying the upside. from the 190s to 195s. they think it takes time and look at the xlk or across at nasdaq itself. down 1.5% and now 1% recovered off the lows. >> doc, if you think that facebook rem

i am pleased to welcome you here this evening and delighted to have this illustrious panel joining. scott mark, journalist victoria author william -- and awill describe special thank you to c-span in american history tv, and those watching across the country. i would like to make it brief announcement for our audience and viewers. we are excited to midtown scholar will soon host the harrisburg book festival this fall from thursday, october 11, through sunday, october 14. we will have award-winning novelists,inkers, journalists, and four days of fun and conversation. we guarantee they will be something for every book lover of their. you can visit the new website, bookfast.com, and stay tuned to our own website and social media pages for more details. save the date, october 11 through october 14. i am honored to introduce the trio we have on stage this evening. scott lamarr has worked on radio and television for more than 40 years. he is the host and executive producer of daily news and public affairs programs. more than a dozen pennsylvania press awards and is celebrating 10 years on air i

cheryl: i don't know, we have to see, making chicago proud, scott shellady still in town, thank you,eaking news to get to you, britain's takeover regulation says the fight for 21st century fox and sky, 21st century fox is the parent company of this network, the auction will start tomorrow and end on saturday with maximum of 3 rounds of bidding, sky has a market capitalization of more than $35 billion. cheryl: all right, from that to this, an nba probe into the dallas mavericks has revealed disturbing workplace conduct. lauren: tracee carrasco joins us once again with that story and the other headlines making news this morning. tracee: dallas mavericks owner mark cuban will donate $10 million to domestic violence after independent investigation found current and former mavericks employees committed serious workplace misconduct according to nba, the investigation found out that 15 women in the mavericks organization were allegedly harassed by former ceo and that this workplace misconduct lasted nearly 20 years. lauren: okay. mcdonalds is giving a pretty big reward to a couple of pranks

scott? >> you know, he never acted like a grieving husband. if he had, i wouldn't have had these thoughts. >> so your thoughts actually increased over the course of the time? >> yes. >> but you know what they say about assumptions. it wasn't scott. >> me and my brothers took them down. at first, i was okay with it. but once they put the posters up and everywhere i went i saw my mother's face, it just drove me crazy. it broke my heart seeing her face splattered all over these pictures. >> and so expectations faded again. couple more months went by, and then, a girl who knew kelsey heard a strange little story. overheard it, actually. a guy saying he saw someone with a gun on a dirt road, around the time teresa was killed. >> did she associate it with this crime? >> well, she knew that ms. teresa was killed down that way, so she just reported it. >> was this the break they were looking for? well, we can tell you this. the tip led to real flesh and blood. in fact, to a quite literal snake in the grass. >>> a curious incident from theresa's past. could it shed light on the

it is a constant rollerit was s have our kids there, so i don't know, it was definitely a special one. >> scott dixon has five, and i wish you the best in achieving number eight down the road. thank you for what you have done for racing. >>> we are looking ahead to tonight's primetime emmy awards. d i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. so we can keep the lights geon for everyb done safely because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. >>> today, space x will announce who will be its first private traveler to head off to the moon. the latest plan from space x is to fly someone around the moon using a rocket that is still in development. the ultimate goal is to send people to mars. a

i have been a fan ever since. i love your technical accuracy. you would never have scott working on that. my question is simple, i use still a a pe and if so in what state? >> it stands for national society of professional engineers. >> i was never part of that. i'm professional engineer. maybe someone spoke nicely with one of my books. i appreciate you like the technical accuracy. i have to tell you, i got things wrong in the beginning of my career. i talked about the smell of cordite hanging in the air. i made mistakes as far as firearms or concern. what was nice as i have people say, we can help you. let's take you shooting. let's get you with a certified instructor who can explain the safety issues. i started doing training and i'll still hear from someone today that finds the first edition paperback and have corrected the things that were wrong. i have someone complain and i wrote it and have to own it. but i work very hard now that to get those things wrong. i worked very hard now to make sure it's right. >> and spymaster you think it james ryan in the acknowledgme acknowledgment. >>

scott: i can't believe you didn't cook nothing. i can't believe it, man. >> bo: what? >> scott: got anthony bourdain on deck and we don't haveation to see what's in there. >> scott: oh, every time. i'm like i just can't wait. you're like looking and you're like what's going to be in there? what's going to be in there? sometimes it's a disappointment. but a lot of times it's disappointment. >> scott: how many did we get? >> bo: a few. >> scott: is there? all right, we're out. that's why it's fishing and not catching. >> bo: yep. >> scott: it'll taste all that much better. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: this place was -- has been here forever when i rolled into town. how long has that place been open? >> bo: for a long time. >> steve: i think this is the only place in town that's unchanged. >> anthony: these are paintings of customers? yeah, how long do i have to drink here to get my face up there? 40 years? >> bo: couple more years. >> anthony: back when i worked in town for fishermen, there was the folks'll, cookie's tap room, and this place, the old colony. of the three, it's the only one left. >> bo: yeah, baby. >> anthony: oh wait a min

collection expect because i have been doing baseball for 50 years as a fan it's kind of a nice thing to be doing in retirement if you have the time, and i do. >> reporter: scotteese, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the father of mollie tibbetts is speaking out. what he said about keeping his daughter's memory out of politics. >>> investigators still looking for victims in a boating crash on the colorado river. the very latest on the search is coming up. >>> plenty of low clouds in place. nothing new there. we will see if there's any changes later in the week. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to monday, september 3. it is labor day. on dave clark. pam cook will be here in just a couple of minutes. steve paulson is here with your labor day forecast. >>> low clouds making their usual push. a strong low in the four corners. the ridge of high pressure is off the coast.

i. the genesis of our friendship is through sports and competing against each other. greta: what kind of personality did he have? does he still have? scott: first of all, he's great company. he's one of those guys that loves to have fun. has an infectious laugh, is just an all-around terrific guy. i always had complete admiration and respect for him because he excelled both academically and athletically. not just through raw talent or raw intellect. he's one of these guys who worked so hard. yet, he was a devout churchgoer. he was always the most humble guy in the room. brett kavanaugh does not talk about brett kavanaugh frequently. when he does, it's usually with great reluctance. greta: do you know his parents? what impact do you think they had on him? scott: i do know both martha and ed. the real judge kavanaugh as we like to call her. i think they both had different influences on him. certainly, his mother becoming a judge after being a teacher and a lawyer and prosecutor, brett really respected. i think it gave him a real role model from the legal perspective. his father is a very accomplished guy and a wonderful personality, a wond

have family there. what do they need there, what do you want to hear from the president, you personally? >> well, i wish that he would listen to people like scottt, he is incapable of showing respect, incapable of showing empathy. i grew up on that island. my brother lives there with his family. i saw this devastation when i was there over the summer personally. what the president just said in terms of questioning, the 3,000 and frankly people think it was more than 3,000 lives lost, i can't even begin to describe to you how offensive and hurtful it is to the american citizens, not just that live on the island but the american citizens who live in florida, who live in texas, who live in pennsylvania. guess what, elections are coming up. i think this is not only offensive and just completely ridiculous on behalf of the president but politically stupid. >> do you agree with that? is there a risk politically for the president here? >> well, he is putting republicans in uncomfortable positions. i notice the governor of florida, rick scott, who is running for united states senate had to distance himself from the president on this issue. so his polit

in the aftermath of that, the senators will have to make a decision where to go. >> scott, i think you're you're well read enough to know it's extremely common for survivors of sexual assault to have a fuzzy memory about certain things but not others. when she talks about brett and mark pushed me on the bed, brought me into the room, pushed me on the bed, tried to remove my clothing. mark was laughing and saying stop, then trying to join in. these details ring true. i agree with you, we do not know for certain that this happened. but we are not having a real investigation. the idea that mark judge, the alleged accomplice, the alleged witness whose name comes up in virtually, not the yale assault but the other two that he is not being subpoenaed that he is not speaking is ridiculous and we know why it's happening because he's got a memoir where he writes about being blackout drunk with bart o cabanaugh who used to puke in cars. if people wanted to get to the bottom of this, they would be subpoenaing him, asking for other witnesses. this is a farce. but i think that the other side is going

i just -- i can't believe people have given up on the durability of american institutions. >> scott, ause congress will not do its job of holding the president to account because republicans have been utterly supine before him. i think if you look at the example of watergate, and can see there are different ways to oppose a dangerous president, people like john dean spoke out against him, resigned and went public. people like mark felt, deep throat, leaked anonymously and helped bring watergate into the open. think there are different approaches. >> remember mark felt, it took him decades. he denied it in the beginning as well. i got to go, guys. sorry i'm out of time. thank you, scott, thank you, max. we'll be right back. don't forget that the past can speak to the future. ♪ ♪ i'm going to be your substitute teacher. don't assume the substitute teacher has nothing to offer... same goes for a neighborhood. don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president. (laughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room wher

i does it for us. jon scott up next. eric: full continuing coverage of florence in the massive flooding did. have a good night. jon: hello, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. lawrence made landfall as a category one hurricane yesterday morning and though its winds are weakening, the rain still falling at an alarming rate. with the story moving at only three miles an hour, essentially sitting still over the region. the water threatening to top 3.5 feet in some areas. rivers and streams arising to unprecedented levels. >> the flood danger from this norm is more immediate today than what it was -- than when it made landfall 24 hours ago. flood waters are rising and if you are watching for them, you are risking your life. jon: fox news coverage on this. rick leventhal on the coaster at ellison barber is in south carolina, will we begin with leland vittert in the hard-hit riverfront town of new bern, north carolina. >> john, the hits just keep on coming. you can see this neighborhood that is flooded for as long as the eye can be in the rain continues to come down. we met rex bennett out here. he had just com