he's steve case, this is overheard. (audience applauding) - [voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught by it. how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you can say that he's made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. no, you sought a problem, and overtime, took it on and, let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you guys, when this is over. (audience applauding) - steve case, welcome. - good to be with you. - nice to see you. so when i heard about this book, before it was published, i heard third wave, i thought alvin toffler. i guess you also thought, - i totally did. - to some degree alvin toffler, so can you tell the alvin toffler, third wave, versus steve case third wave. - sure, no, i actually was in college in 1980, when that book came out, alvin toffler's third wave, - yeah. - and i was completely memorized by it. and it tal

. >> steve case is the author of this book, the third wave. an entrepreneur's vision of the future. mister case, this is not the first book known as the third wave. >> is not. i've borrowed the title from the board book wave in 1980. i read that book and i was completely mesmerized by the agricultural revolution being followed by the industrial revolution. he was predicting that for decades ago. the technology revolution we are talkingabout, what we now know asthe internet. i knew that's what i wanted to do so it took me a few years to get into that world . when i finally decided to write a book i borrowed that title . he was still alive at the time and has since passed away and provided us a blurb for the book so we closed that circle. >> what are your three words? >> i focus on the internet so it's the three waves, one way that's coming. the first wave of the internet was getting everybody connected, getting the world online. when we started back in 1985, 32 years ago, only three percent of the people were online and they were only online one hour a week. we said we wanted to crea

. >> steve case is the president of america online.him via computer. >> what are the most popular online features now? >> he responds the real focus for us is on promoting interactivity. >> what's the best thing? to be able to communicate with just about anyone, anywhere. >> one of the thing it is a aol realizes is that america online can't be all 200 plus million people at once. you need little neighborhoods. so chat rooms became internet neighborhoods where people that share interests create their own space. >> you can click on the chat button or go to the people connection. that's what america online calls it. click on list rooms. you'll find different categories of rooms. >> when i was a kid i didn't know any other black gay people. the only people i knew are the folks i met america online. i didn't come out to my mother until much later but i was out on the internet. >> in many respects, aol was one of the first social media companies. >> computer communication is not like human communication. there's no facial expression to help

. >> steve case is the president of america online.nterviewed him via computer. >> what are the most popular america online features now. >> he responds the real focus for us is on promoting interactivity. >> what's the very best thing about it? i think being able to communicate with just about anyone anywhere. >> one of the things that aol realizes is that america online can't be all 200 plus million people at once. you need little neighborhoods so chat rooms become internet neighborhoods where people who share interests, create their own little space. you can either click on the chat button up here or go to the people connection, that's what america online calls it and when you get here, click on list rooms to find different categories of room. >> when i was a kid, i didn't know any other black gay people. the only people i knew why the emotion that i met on america online. i didn't come out to my mother till much later but i was out on the internet. >> in many respects aol was one of the first social media companies. >> computer com

steve case put out a tweet yesterday about the average life span of an employee at the top tech companiese world. and i think google was number one with the longest tenure. and it was 1.9 years that's the average tenure of an employee at google inside the "l.a. times," i was talking to the folks in the newsroom yesterday and i asked how many people who have been here more than five years. what's the loyalty factor to a company like the "l.a. times." and more than half the hands went up. so what you're starting with is a very passionate, in some cases, altruistic group of paem w who love that brand. and if i can help accelerate and build upon that passion, i think we can take a lot of what the "l.a. times" does around the world. >> it's interesting, you know, when you talk about sort of the newspaper industry and you mention, you know, the political climate and the environment, you know, people saying fake news, et cetera, it's "the new york times" and "the washington post" that seem to be the brands that are doing well right now not surprisingly, because the president of the united states

cases. abc's steve osunami has more. baltimore police spokesman t.j. department is investigating whether the videos depict reenactments. and the office of the baltimore state's attorney put out a statement urging caution in judging video before an investigation has been conducted. the canadian airline, air transat, is apologizing, after passengers were stranded on two of its planes for hours. on monday, two flights, one from brussels, the other from rome, were headed to montreal. but they were diverted to ottawa, because of bad weather. when they arrived, passengers were kept on the planes for several hours. air transat says the airport was unable to provide stairs that would have allowed passengers to disembark. the airport authority says the airline was at fault. one passenger called 9-1-1. responded with bottles of water. the two planes finally took off for montreal, hours behind schedule. believe it or not-- retailers are already starting to release their plans for thanksgiving. "gamestop" says its stores will be open on thanksgiving. that's a swit

maybe steve case or something. >> okay. sure. steve case will appreciate that. lennon?ht brought up lenno. >> i brought up john kerry. wait. i'm sorry you're comparing him to who? >> i leave up to you. >> okay. we got breaking news on this search for the ten missing sailors. moments ago navy officials revealed they found some remains in sealed compartments during their search and the malaysia navy believe they found more remains at sea. the mccain kplicollided with an tanker on sunday. the navy's top admiral has ordered the entire fleet to take a one-day operational pause to make sure all ships are operating safely. there's a comprehensive review. the admiral insists there are no indications those are the causes of the incidents. i thought the admiral put it well. this is not a good time for the united states' navy and certainly the tragedy this morning that we've learned they found remains of the missing sailors only adds, obviously, to the bleakness surrounding what the navy is facing right now. >> the loss of life now confirmed underscores how serious this is. i thin

police have not identified any suspects in this case... ( steve ) a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy is facing a new charge tonight in the widespread police sex scandal that rocked several bay area law enforcement agencies. prosecutors filed another felony against ricardo perez... who you see here from a previous court appearance in the case. perez has been ordered to stand trial already on several other charges. he is accused of having sex with jasmine abuslin when she was a minor. abuslin is the woman at the center of the scandal. perez is one of several former officers facing charges. (vicki) san francisco police arrest a man they say uploaded and traded thousands of child pornography files through the internet. last week police obtained a warrant to search anton orobchenko's home on turk street. there officers discovered thousands of child pornography pictures and videos on his media devices. the 32-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with possesion of child porn, and two-counts of distribution of child porn. back in july the s-f-p-d internet crimes against children

(steve) both instructors have been put on paid leave. the county prosecutor reviewed the case and decided it does not meet the bar for child endangerment charges. the village prosecutor will now look at the case and consider pressing misdemeanor charges. (steve) the former mayor of stockton-- anthony silva-- plead no contest to providing alcohol to minors. silva entered the plea in amador county court today. the plea settles charges including allegations that he secretly pre-corded underage camp counselors playing a strip poker game in 20-15. silva faced four misdemeanor charges for that indcident. the former mayor says he accidentally recorded the game. he has been ordered to perform 40 hours of community service. silva is still charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from a youth club in san joaquin county. (steve) time now to check on our weather... this is a live look outside our sutro cam - with a nice view of the city. some clouds rolling in. let's check in now with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a deeper, cooler, more organized gulf of alaska low pres

steve, thanks. th disturbing case and charles county. alison: a former teacher's aide who has hiv and died it on more than 100 counts of sex assault and child pornography. jonathan: tim barber is live in waldorf with the case against l.rlos beltran stop tim tim: the principle has been reassigned, but the case is still ongoing. the sex abuse case against carlos bell is building. >>? what's going on at the school tim: so was anger from parents who knew bell. >> they just knew something was funny about them. tim: charles county prosecutors slapped him with 100 new counts. >> the investigation is not concluded. tim: it includes allegations that bill who is hiv-positive abused two dozen boys younger than 14 years old while working at benjamin stoddard middle school. so far there is no indication any of the boys contracted hiv. >> something about this case to contact the sheriff's office. tim: after the announcement, the middle school principal was reassigned to the district's office of supportive services, which is just fine for these upset p

two arrests have been made in that case. (stevetonight -- a babysitter and her boyfriend have been arrested... accused sexually assaulting a four-year-old in sunnyvale. police say the suspects were babysitting the little girl when the crime happened. kron4's terisa estacio talked to investigators about the evidence in the case. (package) captain shawn ahearn, sunnyvale department of public safety. "a case like this is horrifying, especially horrifying when you look at the age of the victim as this 4 year old. (estacio) captain shawn ahearn with the sunnyvale department of public safety says in july - the victims mother came to them after beliving her daughter had been molested at her home several times by a friend, the child's babysitter and the woman's boyfriend. ahearn. "we coordinated an investigationg, and after a lengthy investigaini we arrested 2 suspedts now in custody. and these are the suspects, 39 year old blanca torres and 39 year odl hector garcia. authorities say they do not have criminal records. but during the invest

cases. i talked to steve mccoy, the senior case agent, and i said, hey, i hear you're working a neat case andave a name. i'd love to work with you on this. he said yeah, sure, i'd appreciate your help. from there we worked the entire case together with scott. it's important to keep in mind the fbi has to prove these cases. we're the lead counterintelligence agency for the united states. the bureau is going to be the organization that brings charges against someone for espionage. so there's a lot of pressure on us to get it right. knowing someone is guilty of espionage is fundamentally differentiate than proving that someone's guilty of espionage. so let's validate scott's claim that she's an agent of a foreign power and then let's try to catch her in the act of committing espionage. national security letters are hugely important tools for the fbi. national security letter is a letter that's issued by the fbi that excels financial institutions, credit institutions, telephone companies to reling quish critical information. and once montes was identified as a suspect, we opened a full investigat

but so far, no sign of anybody showing up. >> a lot of if's, a lot of questions in this case. steve> 6:36. police collect new evidence, as they continue searching for the prime suspect in a murder on the main line. >> they are putting the heat on. also trying to find three people who may be able to help out in this case. >> jenny joyce, talking about the witnesses, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, alex, thomas, as the manhunt continues to grow for derrick rollins the rewards money increased to reportedly $7,500 to leads to arrest and conviction of rollins, 24 year old man from southwest philadelphia, lee walking along haverford road to friends' house on saturday night, when he was shot and killed, his cell phone was stolen, hatch forward township police released photos of three people, who they believe may have been witnesses to these crimes. a boy on a bike, a man and a woman walking along the sidewalk, earlier this week. >> police raided rollins' southwest philadelphia home, while they didn't finds the fugitive, they did recover the vehicle believed to be involved in both inciden

the center of textil tax policy has been the said and that is not been the case since steve mnuchin becameury secretary. the center of that nexus is gary cohn and the white house. i think that's why it's important and it's real. jonathan: do you think the rate markets should be moving that much on the potential direction? has denied it, but the direction of one single policymaker in the ministration? subadra: the moves in the last week have not been because of just the gary cohn story. this been a lot going on the geopolitical side as well as the clinical side in the u.s. ,es, i think that the market like krishna pointed out, is waiting for meaningful tax reform. he is seen as the leader of this whole initiative in the white house as was working with the treasury secretary . that is why i think he is so important. jonathan: we have this push and pull. it is risk on if gary cohn stays and risk off if steve bannon goes. what do you make of that interpretation by investors at the moment? matt: any given day, any given headline, you can point to that direction. when you think about valuations,

michelle: giving her, the privacy just in case she is. steve: she has been doing her nesting stuff.jonathan: that is one of tepid kateors -- the indicators. steve: so good news there. it's hot and humid and we hit 92. heat index values around 100. now we get relief on the way. and prolonged period of relief. outside we go at the national harbor. it's quiet and relatively nice evening out there. if you have the outdoor plans go for it. the showers and the thunderstorms are now well west of the d.c. metro area. 89 degrees at dulles. look at the 68 degrees in oakland, maryland. this is settling down and they have even taken down the severe thunderstorm watch for extreme maryland. wind gusts at 35 to 30 miles per hour inside the beltway. blowing around the hot air. this feels uncomfortable out there. if you want to go outside and eat outside think twice about the table on the porch. 100 degrees in leesburg is what it feels like. 99 in fredericksburg. watching a line of showers of thunderstorms. the showers and the thunderstorms are breaking apart. this is over central west virginia. thi

law enforcement was ready just in case. (steve) the right wing rally in berkeley over the weekend was no hoax. it drew thousands of coutner protesters --- and 13 people were arrested. the trans- woman who organized it spoke out publicly for the first time since sunday's demonstration. she tells kron four's philippe djegal...she intends to return to berkeley. (philippe)amber cummings/orga nizer- "i'm very, very upset about what happened this weekend -- extremely upset." a self-described "trans- patriot"... amber cummings says she is not a white nationalist.amber cummings/orga nizer- "absolutely not." she adds....amber cummings/orga nizer- "i don't stand with the kkk. i don't stand with any of these groups." cummings showed up to this news conference without a bandana, then covered her face from the podium... doing so she says to draw more attention to the anti-fascist protestors who dress similarly at rallies, and who she says were responsible for inciting the violence at martin luther king junior civic center park in berkeley last

that was not case under reince priebus. steve ban on included, scaramucci as well went straight to the president. they could go above his head. that will not be the case under general kelly. you have to go through him and that includes jared kushner and his own daughter ivanka trump. >> another day more headlines and more tweet is a head. caroline, good to see you, my friend. >> thanks. >> 5:38. we will check weather and traffic. very busy morning coming up after this. dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you said i should buy some. no! i said you should buy gold fish, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery... with top prizes of $25,000. ooohh.... are there really...? 25,000 of them? yeah. want more changes to win? go to palottery.com and enter your non-winning tickets for the gold fish second-chance drawing with $10,000 prizes. >>> phillies looking for a sweep of their series with the atlanta braves, braves have not been swept at home since 1949, well, when they played at shibe park. odubel her

on the man behind the murder on the main line and they are counting on a reward to help in this case. steve keeley at police headquarters in center city for us, steve. >> reporter: well, they were really concentrating the search for this guy within the philadelphia city limits and that is because number one he fired his gun, first in the overbrook section but number two after he killed the nan haverford, he stole that man's cell phone and the last location of that cell phone according to cell phone record from the phone company, to police, was 40th and market streets, not too far from the university of pennsylvania campus. so, here again, they are the pictures and this first picture is latest picture, this is a shot we know from behind and from the side but only shot they have of him from surveillance on haverford road before he puts his red hood over his head, so you can see his hair style, side of his face. then you get tight shot of his face with the hood on, he pull s the hood up after he shoots the man in his getaway running down haverford road to get out of there. again, he has man's

case. no judge or jury will agree. steveid in all the time so the kid can get spotted by the college talent scout and get the free ride to college. that's just the father talking right here. nonetheless, sometimes there are reasons why kids don't get put in but is the remedy suing the coach? >> well, that's a great point. so they even acknowledge in the complaint this game is supposed to be fun. so what is the remedy for loss of fun? how do you qualify that for damages? now, this father has posted youtube videos of his son, his highlight reel as it were on air. i feel like to him it's probably the lost opportunity of mlb career. again no judge is going to agree. his son is probably more scarred from this national attention than he was from being benched. abby: sometimes failure can be the best thing. i remember the time i was in a swim meet and got last place. i was so far behind everyone was cheering for me that i finished. steve: time to go home, come on,ably. abby: you realize you aren't perfect at everything. it takes ha

that was not the case with steve bannon.erviews talking about getting his hands back on his weapons, which is a pretty ominous quote in my opinion. >> do you think that's a responsible comment to make, ryan? >> i certainly wouldn't make it, but that's what mr. bannon wants to make and that's his decision. obviously he sees breitbart and his media empire as a tool to effect the change he wants, perhaps a bigger tool than serving in a senior capacity pe tight e -- at the white house. depending on their base voters right now, the white house. and they still consume breitbart media. >> john phillips, ryan williams, maria cardona. >>> charlottesville and the growing rift within the republican party. paul ryan does a town hall 9:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> coming up the mother of a woman killed in the charlottesville violence expressing her outrage and revulsion with the president. >>> plus the missed calls that happened during her daughter's funeral. step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage

steve ) a nuclear threat has put people on edge tonight. as tensions rise.... and verbal barbs keep getting lobbed...just how ready are we for the worst casecenario. good evening...i'm steve aveson.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan...pam is off tonight. ( steve ) there just doesn't seem to be any end in sight to the war of words between the united states and north korea. and there are mixed messages.... only complicating the situation.( catherine ) but make no bones about it: there is increasing concern the words could turn into something much more deadly. kim hutcherson with our partners at c-n-n has reaction. rex tillerson/u.s. secretary of state:"i think americans should sleep well at night and have no concerns for this particular rhetoric of the past few days."soothing words from the secretary of state ... amid escalating tension between the u-s and north korea.in the wake of president trump's threat to rain - quote - "fire and fury" on pyongyang, he took to twitter wednesday morning, writing in part:"my first order as president was to renovate and modernize our nuclear arsenal. it is now far stronger and more powerful than ever b

steve: right. but in this case it's so close to the store, there is no steering mechanism out there and it is and or about over and over again. we are talking upward of 25 to 30 inches of rain. this is the snow stick. we use this to measure snow. here we are, 30 inches from right here to right that is 30 inches. that is a lot 06 rain. jonathan: catastrophic flood. alison: in hours. steve: in a matter of hours. he's amazing. everything is on stilts, they are prepared. no way. this is a big deal. we will here a lot about it in the coming days and the coming weeks. this is a cool shot. this is the virtual satellite for you. it does show what is going on right now. what the storm looks like. the wind is becoming more powerful. this is likely to make landfall in seven hours or so. south padre island, texas. live shot. a few people out and about on the beach earlier. ten minutes ago. this is gal reston, texas. the cars are -- galveston, texas. they need to get in a secure location. shot looking toward the ocean. this will be a different scene in a matter of several hours. waiting for a major update at 5:0

steve: sure. >> jimmy: and you add the worst case scenario, you get white castle veggie sliders. >> steve: oh!se ] wow. >> jimmy: i guess if i have to. >> steve: on a dare. maybe if you lost a bet. >> jimmy: i guess if i have to, yeah. some steamed veggies, man. >> steve: i love 'em, man. in a burger form. >> jimmy: yeah, if you -- if you take jeremie lynch. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: plus a how-to book. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: plus cynthia nixon. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: you get lin-manuel miranda. [ laughter and applause ] man -- manuel. >> steve: manuel. >> jimmy: manuel. lin manuel. >> steve: manuel. >> jimmy: whatever, give me a a little bit. you know -- >> steve: you know, just help me out here. >> jimmy: just help me out. here's another one. kevin spacey. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: plus a church pew. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: equals kevin nealon. get it? [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, kneeling. >> jimmy: get it? 'cause kneeling -- >> steve: kneeling. guy sat in his own pew. >> jimmy: finally, if you take ben affleck plus rihanna, it equals benihana. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and ap

remember, with the author anderson case through a big shot across. >> steve: i appreciate that and iat. but it feels to me what happened is they over learned that lesson and lurched from one bad situation to a completely catastrophic one which means there is basically one row for the rich and the elite, and another for everyone else. i think that's part of the recent that's feeling this anger and populism we see in the country. i have to ave it there. thank you r joining us. coming up, text giant apple is under fire for their hypocrisy under fire for their hypocrisy and human ri for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> silicon valley billionairesnh they care about social justice, never seen human rights. last year's ceo joined the board

>> many layers, especially when it comes to dealing with a case like this one, steve keeley, thank you. 4:06. there is a $10,000 reward to help solve a sex assault case at norristown farm park. a 19 year old woman told police she was jogging through the park tuesday morning when a man held her at gunpoint and the victim was transported to einstein medical center, for treatment. >> police in south jersey arrest the husband of a woman found dead in the family pool. he is now charged with murder. it happened at the couple's home on fourth street in woolwich township back in june. norman long told investigators he found his wife michelle dead in their backyard pool. but investigators say long killed his wife inside their home and put her body in the pool. they say he drove to a restaurant, came back, and pretended he found her drowned. >> he is accused of purposely or knowingly causing her death, specifically using physical force to cause blunt force trauma to her neck and to her head. >> my mom was definitely the best mom you could ever ask for. she did not deserve this at all. >> long is

who had been hired by ousted national security adviser michael flynn with the backing of steve bannon and in the case of ezra cone wattnick, hr mcmaster tried to fire him earlier to be overruled by the president himself. he is now reportedly being moved out. he was reported to have been involved in that very unusual midnight briefing of house intelligence chairman devin muniz, trying to blame the white house for targeting campaign officials. his ouster is the third in recent days of flynn hired officials, supported by bannon. joining me now is michael steel, former senior adviser to jeb bush and former spokesman for former house speaker john boehner and michael carpenter, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, eurasia and russia, now a senior director for the pen biden center for diplomacy and global engagement. these moves at the nsc, these are people who aren't widely known, but these are big moves in that it shows that john kelly certainly as chief of staff is gaining some control and maybe backing up some of the efforts that mcmaster lost previously to go up against ban

case? do they believe a focus on south asian gangs would help? this morning, steveof public prosecutions between 2003—2008. the clip we heard is him describing how crimes like these, sex abuse crimes, must be investigated for they are, which is profoundly racist crimes. i have another quote from him here which says that similar cases in the past may not have been investigated thoroughly enough. the second voice in this conversation is sarah champion, the labour mp for rotherham, another town blighted by these crimes. she is also the shadow minister for women these crimes. she is also the shadow ministerfor women and these crimes. she is also the shadow minister for women and equality is. she says there is a need to acknowledge that the majority of the perpetrators in these crimes are british pakistani and the government must carry out research to find out why this is the case. thank you very much. a quick bit of breaking news coming in. relatives of the 0magh bomb victims have announced that they are to sue northern ireland police chief for investigative failings th

case. i would look for steve bannon to be supportive of the president on the outside, perhaps even workingmidterm strategy for 2018, his reelection strategy for 2020. to get there, the president decided to make this radical change. charlie: have you seen any diminution in leaking from the white house? >> of course not, charlie. you know that. president talks to his longtime friends and we hear what they are talking about. we have extremely accurate leaks. this will do nothing to change that. general kelly has tried to clamp down on the machinery at the white house. but there are plenty of people who still have motive to talk to reporters. they want to reflect their worldview. and there are plenty of people there who feel insecure about their own position who will continue to talk about that. we will stillu have plenty of good information about what is going on. i mentioned this opportunity for a reset. charlie, this is a big moment for the president. he has not taken any of the ones in the past after he became officially the nominee, he could have behaved more like an establishment republi

remember, with the author anderson case through a big shot across. >> steve: i appreciate that and iat. but it feels to me what happened is they over learned that lesson and lurched from one bad situation to a completely catastrophic one which means there is basically one row for the rich and the elite, and another for everyone else. i think that's part of the recent that's feeling this anger and populism we see in the country. i have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. coming up, text giant apple is under fire for their hypocrisy and human ri constipated? trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comforble relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable reef. ♪ it's happening, it's happening! in the modern world, you can control just about anything with an app. your son is turning on all the lights again! and with the esurance mobile app, you can do the same thing with your car insurance. like access your id card, file a claim, or manage your policy. it's so easy i

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these are attorneys who would eventually defend him, though at first they only heard about the case. steveand paul glitch. >> you said two things there, special man, special situation. >> i think both of us can say this is a man that we like and we know and we boent feel like he could have done anything like this. >> so chris hall and his daughtered prepared for a trial which they hoped to make clear to everybody, the police, the neighbor, the world that chris would not, could not, did not harm the love of his life. >> there was never, in 30 years of marriage, never one moment of violence, there was no motive for this man to kill his wife. >> harmon and grech had a look at the eyewitness account and suggested it was really not conclusive at all. it was tragically incomplete. >> she saw three snapshots. what is missed by everyone is the wife getting into the jacuzzi, slipping, falling into the jacuzzi, hitting her head, going unconscious and drowning. >> see this sharp corner sticking out into the spa, hitting your head on this would certainly have opened a dash and knocked cristi out, said

a serious case made by steve that there's a constitutional, foundational issue with the repeat coming of white house and this being a claim maede bya republican. your crew of those issues and the contrast to general kelly. >> i totally agree with steve. i think john kelly has a distinguished career but he is going to have a hard time. donald trump is a 71-year-old man. he's not going to change. he wants to tweet, lie and spin his way out of political messes, out of legal messes and it's one thing when you're trying to spin your second divorce to a new york tabloid. it's a whole different thing when you're trying to run a government, a federal government. i think he's going to have a tough time. let's not forget, there was a long line of people before john kelly who have tried to change donald trump and failed. look how much chief of staffs he's had in six months. look how many campaign managers he had during his campaign. it's a tough job. i don't think he's going to be able to do it. >> you make a point that a lot of people removed are the communicators. the undersecretary spots don'

trump in and some of the more off-the-cuff remarks he's made, now with steve bannon leaving some people think that might be the case, but trump is his own person, he's a controversial figure himself. so it's really unclear what will happen. >> he is his own person. but a lot of the things that he said, particularly on tuesday, in what everyone is calling the off the rails press conference, they seemed very much like steve bannon type words. then yesterday, i've seen videotape of trump from two years a ago saying he thinks confederate statue should be taken down. he's held almost every position you can hold on an issue seems. >> right. this is a classic case of trump flip flopping. of he, lot of what people think it was was him bulking under the pressure. origin out with knives re-do of his remarks in charlottesville, he couldn't condemned these groups. i think trump definitely taken a lot of advice from steve bannon and i think this was probably a week he did listen to him. moving forward with him gone, there might be a change. >>> reporter with the politico news. thanks for coming in >> we have active weather goin

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for being with us tonight let's get started thank you so much thank you just in case you haven't heard the big news steve bannon is out at the white house depending on who you ask the now former white house strategist was either fired or handed in his resignation a few weeks ago and left earlier today this news abandons departure comes of course just a few days after he spoke to the american prospect and publicly mocked the white house's north korean strategy bashed some of his administration colleagues and called the all right losers so who will spend the afternoon listening to ding dong . the national weather service in mount holly new jersey issued a severe thunderstorm warning for northern ocean county in southern new jersey southeastern missouri county in central new jersey northeastern burlington county in southern new jersey monmouth county in central new jersey central middlesex county in northern new jersey until eight pm at seven pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from tottenville to near georgetown moving northeast at thirty miles per hour hazard sixty mph wind gusts a

case for why he might lose. >> with all the speculation about the turmoil in the white house, the one person who has kept his job has been steve bannon. the deep state is part of the administrative state, and that's what he said he is there to undermine. it is this memo that's enabling trump's clinical narcissism, the whole world is against him, the bankers, meaning jews, the islamists, the deep state, meaning the cia, and everybody is in the marxist. nobody has ever accused any of these groups of people of working together before, but only in the administration of donald trump has this happened. last thimg i'll say, if you have that kind of turmoil at the national security agency, then how on earth is our national security in good shape when we're on the enl of a conflict with north korea? >> the national security council. really good point given what's going on in the world. the roundtable is staying with

steve, this is maybe an extreme case, i grant you and we're probably giving news week a lot of publicity, but this is endemic of what we've been seeing in the media in general. what do you make of it? >> yeah, you also have to mention the supreme court appointment of gorsuch. one of the finest. got it through the senate. that will be decades to come. >> but they see it through the prism and mention legislation. he's not the first president there. and i'm not saying -- but come on. >> that's why the real la-z-boy award should go to the republicans in congress, having botched it on healthcare, not putting tax cuts first, not having a tax cut proposal on the table even though they had been working on it for years. if you want laziness, go to capitol hill. >> neil: what is galling about this and the market run-up under him and the improvement in jobs, but man, oh, man, if it were the other way, if we were tanking in the markets or we were losing jobs, they would be all over him. >> by the way, lazy, when some people call barack obama that when he was on the golf course a lot, racist. can't d

steve bannon is out? charlottesville? >> listen, i trust kristen welker's reporting. if that was a factor, i'm sure thafbs the case but it would have been the factor in chief of staff kelly's mind. the window into donald trump's -- lays there in his twitter feed and indiscernible from steve bannon's ideology. john kelly is not known as a man with a big ego but he is known of a man of high and sort of unimpeachable moral integrity. for him to have allowed someone who trafficked in the isms, the most sort of primal instincts in donald trump's muddled ideology was probably intolerable for general kelly. >> with steve bannon out of the president's ear and i say that i guess it's not as if either one can't just pick up the phone and touk to the other. with steve bannon not within a few feet of the president on a daily basis, does that in any measurable way change the president's messaging at all? >> we'll see. i think what it does, it let's general mcmaster breathe a little easier. he's going to have someone stabbing him in the back now from outside the confines in the sanctity of west width. general mcmaster had in st

i do think steve bannon is correct in making the case that he was the person who had really driven thedent early in moves like the travel ban. >> great to hear from you. a lot more to come on this. really appreciate it. the man who conducted that controversial issue with bannon that a white house official says left president trump furious. he is the co-editor of the american prospect and mark preston to digest more of this. did you get the sense at the time that what bannon was telling you could bring him down? >> well, i got the sense of somebody who was very full of himself, who was very reckless, reckless in thinking that he could call an editor of a well-known liberal publication and talk almost as if we were having a private strategy conversation, not bother to even say where this was off the record and somehow think this would play to his advantage. the other thing that's really bizar bizarre, there had been a resignation letter two weeks ago and here bannon is talking with me after labor day. both things can't be true. and i certainly trust maggie's reporting on this. so you won

case. chief constable steve ashman suggested that some communities must do more to confront sexual crimes.ar that there has been no political correctness here. these are criminals. and there has been no hesitation in arresting them and targeting them using all of the means at our disposal. it is for individual communities perhaps to ask themselves whether they are doing all they can to eradicate such attitudes. and behaviour. so that the stigma and shame attached to such people prevented from rearing its head again. the communities that we work with are appalled at this offending and we have encountered nothing other than the fullest support from all of them. 0ur reporter alison freeman is in newcastle. she was that the that lengthy news conference as some strong words and strong defence of this from the chief constable? yes we had the police and the council here telling us police and the council here telling us about what they are describing as the largest investigation, there has ever been carried out by the northumbria force. they said over the course of operation sanctuary they made 46

(steve) kron4's dan kerman shows us what the city is doing to prepare for a worst case scenario. sotnuclear war is really scary who would have thought that rhetoric over nuclear weapons between the leaders of the u.s and north korea would have escalated to this levelsotit sounds like more of a wwf standoffbut many in the bay area say both leaders are unstable and their hand on the button has them really concerned.sot i am worried about it and i hope someone in the government can find some sensible means of talking to president trump and getting us out of this situation.in san francisco, the department of emergency management says it takes an all hazards appraoch which means plans are in place for any type of emergencysot francis zamora/ s.f. department of emergency management 38-48by preparing for all hazards we can adjust all concepts and apply them to anything that can happen so it can be an earthquake , a weather related event or something man made.the city's emergency preparedness hub sf72.org doesn't address specific incidents but has advice for those preparing for any type

crisis and the world's first crowd funded economist at page tran dot com steve thanks for joining me now let's talk about this case do you think the u.s. government actually has a solid case here. or has a rock solid case this is a classic case of collusion and market manipulation and the trial is a model just go into the court and so i like them as they were guilty what's the follow on that's that's frightening but let's look at what a lot of people are asking which is essentially who sets and enforces the rules where was the oversight in this panel this is a huge scandal. well the problem is that if you look at a lot of our actually came from an actual concept of using it as a by sustaining interest rights. mainly private bonds but also some government bonds around the world is that libel was seen as being the world's broadest market for the buying and reselling of bombs on the basic reason behind that was that the conventional economic theory says that banks have to have reserves to lend when a deposit or goes from one bank or the moves reserves that forces the banks to have to borrow reserves from each other w

steve: in some cases that's right. to benefit countries under represent dollars. ur. hey, jillian. jillian: a thousand dollars on a scratch off once. ainsley: no way? jillian: i'm a person who gets a dollar like that. useless information that you don't need to know. let's fill you in on what you need to know though. beginning with a fox news alert now. we now know two american soldiers were killed and four more hurt in an attack on a nato convoy in afghanistan. the army troops coming under fire in the kandahar province, the home of the taliban. a homicide bomber in a pickup truck setting off the explosion as the convoy returned to base. nine u.s. troops have been killed in afghanistan so far this year. to another fox news alert right now. a second body is pulled from smoldering rubble after a gas explosion demolishes a school until los angeles. the blast happening in utility area, leveling part of the building and setting it on fire. six others hurt. none of them are children. investigators believe contractors may have ruptured a gas line. another mishap at a count