this was steve moore's intent, mr. mnuchin's intent and also the president's intent >> i have one issue, which is the politics, larry. if you look at, for example, the corporate profit margin today. companies are doing quite well shareholders are doing quite well the argument -- i get the argument for simplified corporate tax, the agent for a competitive tax. if you look at the corporate profit margin, these are practically historic times. >> yes. >> how do you come forward and say, you know what, what we really need in this country is lower tax rate for companies given that companies are doing so well. >> so you've got three issues running here we considered this they are not reinvesting those profits into long-term investments. the prior administration -- going to be very blunt the prior administration was waging war on business they did not want to invest 10, 12-year project. this was a huge thing. you go to any business roundtable, any business council meeting, you go to the small businesses, fnib, they are saying

. >> we had him here to debate steve moore and he's kind of an interesting person because his background is in classical economics and john's wort mills is his favorite economist and he's written a biography of high afghan friedman so you would think he would be in that camp, but he's drifted in a lot of ways. i think he's been affected by the purple kool-aid a little bit there wa but it was a rather progressive tax and o of course molten friedman and hayek and so on they were skeptical as mia and the idea of transferring wealth from the private sector to the public sector i can't see how that would be beneficial so i kind of question. >> host: you mentioned the term sound money. >> you need a system that imposes a discipline on the central planners because how much does it cost to help pay for money, 20-dollar bill with andrew jackson but it costs $3 to make that. >> it costs $3 to make daca that's the cost of production or the same thing, $3 for a 1 dollar bill, 3 cents. that was the liberty bell by the way. people bring it for how long they've been at freedom fest so if they've been t

we had steve moore over here today and a bunch of the other -- >> neil: i don't think they anticipatedot of this. i'm wondering if there's a frustration among the conservatives because the president might say where else are these guys going to go? >> no, i don't think he's going that far. he's saying, look, i'm going to cover my bases and try to get some democrats votes. >> neil: looks like he's got that. >> yeah, he's got a few. we'll see if he can get to the 60 threshold. that will be tough. it also a supervisors you'll have 52 republicans. i don't know if he's got them. so it all depends on what is in the package. >> neil: he could easily get 15 to 20 democrats. >> right. as a detail for the won'ts out there, our republican package was scored to be revenue neutral. that sounds boring. but we don't have money built into our tax package, our budget resolution package, to provide for major league tax cuts. so steve moore and some of the president's team, they're encouraging us to take a look at that to make sure because we lost the border adjustable piece as a pay for. so now to get th

. >> joining me now is cnn lauchlt contributor steve moor who is a former fbi special agent.th us. >> thanks for having me. >> what does it mean that the threat level in london has gone from severe to critical? >> natalie, what that means is that they know a lot more than they're letting on. you don't do that if you just see a bomb that went off low order or an ied that went off low order unless you know the source of that. and what that tells me is they know or at they at least have a suspect and likely know that there is more explosive material out there that hasn't been used or there could be people who are unaccounted for. >> i see. and so as for the device, analysts say it appears to be crudeel made. it did have a timer. it may have contained explosive ta pt. what does that say? how does that give them information? >> it gives them a wealth of information. first of all, ta pt is very hard to make without killing yourself. and it is very hard to get to go off when you want it to. the and what it says is this was an amateur. this is not someone who trained in the camps of

. >> well, we have -- here to did debate steve moore. lanny is an interesting person because his background is in classical economics and john stuart mill is his favorite economists. he has written a biography of hayek and friedman. you think he would be in that camp. he lives in santa monica or santa barbara. he teaches there and i think he's been affected by the purple kool-aid their little bit. she was in favor of a progressive tax a rather high progressive tax a milton friedman and hayek were very skeptical of a progressive tax, as a my. and the idea of transferring wealth from the private sector to the public sector and i cannot see how that would be beneficial. i question his prism of how he is seeing things the stay. >> host: you mention the term found money, what does that mean? >> guest: sound money is that you need some type of monetary system that imposes a discipline on the central planners. because how much does it cost, we have paper money, a lot of paper money, 20-dollar bill with andrew jackson on it. but it cost $3 to mi

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steve moore writes, conservative say republican office holders are in peril. >> as you get tags as a candidate of the republicans in congress. you are doomed. reporter: leader mcconnell is seen with scepticism from colleagues across the capitol. it members said some would be happy if mcconnell retired. trish: we are coming back with much, much more including the fallout from tom price's resignation. stay with us. president trump urging both parties to put america before politic and overhaul the tax code. republicans and democrats have always said we want that money to come back. we are going to bring everybody together and get that done. trish: we take up the president's push for tax cuts with congressman trent frank next. nfl ratings taking a hit after the disgraceful league insult our anthem, our flag and our these 9/11 veterans are just a few of the heroes we serve at homes for our troops. we build specially adapted homes and, thanks to our donors and supporters, this life-changing gift of freedom is provided mortgage-free to these veterans. but we need you to join us, too, in com

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president trump has a vision, steve moore wants to president trump's idea is like his but he has a differenthe world. >> can i respond to that? i think one of the interesting things going on politically, you're right there is a struggle in the republican party you have the populist wing represented by trump and the other wing that you represent. and there's a healthy fight in the party. and the democratic there's month fight it is totally left wing there's no clinton democrats left. sad to say it's become an extraordinarily left wing party. i don't think it's such a bad thing that we've got a debate going on with our party. i will also add one other point. i think the one issue that really consolidates and brings almost all republicans together is tax cuts. i do think you are going to see the freedom -- house freedom caucus come together with some of the moderate democrats to pass something. this is something, economic growth and jobs is really the center piece for what the republicans stand for. >> i agree with that statement. obviously tax cuts this has been -- what the president has been

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there was a big fight that broke out between robert reich and steve moore, arguing that do you know what? it's spending. it's consumer spending that creates jobs. let's take a listen. >> why are we talking about a corporate and business and wealthy tax cut at a time like this? >> because you need businesses for jobs. it's that simple. without an employer you don't have a job so we want to make-- >> no, no, see, you are wrong about one thing that's very very fundamental. it is the middle income and poor people who actually through their spending create jobs. businesses are not going to invest in new jobs unless there are people who are purchasing. that's one of the problems we've had over the last 25 years. why this recovery has been a sluggish as it has because the middle class and the poor don't have the money. >> liz: okay, this is fantasy land thinking. he's not an economist by the way , he has a law degree. by the way did apple's steve jobs stare at government economic charts and wait for consumer spending to go up before he invented the iphone? did oprah wait to see if consumer spen

moore won, even though the senate leadership fund spent millions, hoping to defeat him. former white house strategist steve bannon had argued, moore is a better fit for the "populist, nationalist, conservative movement." moore will face democrat doug jones in a special election in december. the winner will fill attorney general jeff sessions. ten men, including four assistant n-c-double-a coaches and an adidas executive, are charged in a sweeping federal corruption case. they're accused of accepting bribes to influence star athletes' choice of schools, shoe sponsors, and agents. those bribes allegedly totalled hundreds of thousands of dollars. a federal prosecutor describes the case as focused on "the dark underbelly of college basketball." the coaches charged are from auburn, university of arizona, university of california, and oklahoma state. the f-b-i has set up a tip line for anyone with more information about the case. pictures taken during a wedding photoshoot in canada are going viral. but they're not just regular photos of a bride and groom. they show what happened when an unexpected incident occur

trump ran on this during the campaign, it was a plan proposed by arthur laffer and larry kudlow and steve mooren, this is individuals. it goes from seven brackets to three. so a tax simplification. liz: we need that. >> excuse me? liz: we need that. we need simplification. >> here's what's going to to be really interesting. one of the loopholes that we hear that are going to be taken out on the individual side which should cause a huge ruckus, but this is where the gop is leaning. when you talk to people on the hill, gop is clearly leaning to eliminate the state and local -- liz: oh, that's going to be so -- [laughter] >> and it kills me too because i live in new york state, and we get crushed with state and local taxes. liz: i get new jersey, new york city -- >> me too. you're preaching to the choir. so that's going to be a fight. now, i wonder if they come out with that. i know the leadership is leaning that way. paul ryan and some of the other -- mitch mcconnell. listen, they're not from new york, they're from wisconsin and west virginia respectively -- liz: mitch mcconnell -- >> kentucky, i

president talks to people like larry kudlow, steve moore and art laugher, also supply siders, and they keep telling the president in one year go down lower, to 15% for the corporate tax rate, don't listen to capitol hill. and the republicans on capitol hill cringe at this and say just wish the president could unit behind the rates they've come up with that they believe could pass. >> rose: so they've got to work these things out before they can reform taxes? >> this is such a tumultuous time in congress. i was over there this week and you walk to the lawmakers. they have an alabama senate primary runoff tuesday night that's looking turbulent for the incumbent. you have healthcare going nowhere inside of the senate. all this voter anger. the president wading into all the culture wars, that looms over the prospect of tax reform. how do you get tax reform passed if you have all this trauma consuming the republican party? >> rose: if the republican's candidate in alabama loses and doesn't get the nomination, is the president really upset about that, or has he sort of deflected what he expe

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moore and incumbent luther strange are vying to fill the seat left vacant by attorney general jeff sessions. president trump is backing strange. former white house chief strategist steve bannon is backing moore. there is much more ahead on good morning washington. ryan hughes is live on breaking news.. ryan? and seven is on your side all throughout on the baltimore washington parkway. the shutdown slowing your commute. maria moving north. evacuations in effect right now as the east coast braces for impact. were live at the beach. and the dallas cowboys - americas team - taking a knee. owner and trump supporter jerry jones, front and center. the show of solidarity as n-f-l protests spread to monday night. good morning washington i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. let's start with

said please, tackle corporate tax reform you can get bipartisanship above and beyond. >> adviser steve moorete companies not paying -- >> this is about smaller midsized companies. >> i am saying would be interesting of how many of those companies think about stock market the revenue how many are impacted. >> the net effective tax rate for corporations in united states is 29% below 30% that is still one of the highest in the developed world, but it is when you factor in deductions the like it is so they have to do it at 25 or 15, for it to have impact. >> surprising members of congress president laid down september 25 revealing details i don't think they are there but that is a key date to watch, details talking principles for a couple years got to produce them. >> i want to get that out j.p. morgan this morning with a tax report telling clients if in fact we see corporate rate from 35 to 25, 150 points s&p 500 see about it weigh to be the to talk uber lyft you mentioned top of the s show top story softbank wants to invest but want to discount -- >> just quickly, you know all hype with uber 7

. -- steve bannon introduced roy moore at his victory then last night. here is what steve bannon had to say. steve bannon: i told you last night a vote for judge roy moore is a vote for donald j. trump. thank the good folks in alabama for supporting donald trump and voting for judge more. last night come we talked about starting a revolution with judge more's victory. the senator stepped down and will not run for reelection. you will see state after state after state. people do not need to raise money from the elites, the fatcats in washington dc, and silicon valley. host: the latest effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the phones are yours to talk about it. independent line. caller: can you hear me? it is about roy moore. it looks to me like we have been living with him for a little over 30 years now. it looks like the same old politicians. nothing new and nothing unique. he is as inside as he can get it i do not know why they are calling him an outsider or framing it like that. someone who is competent to can do the job. i do not agree

. >> moore was supported by former white house strategist steve bannon. he was ousted twice once for refusing to follow the supreme court's ruling legalizing gay marriage. moore campaigned on a platform of placing christianity at the center of public life. >> he spoke to president trump who con gragratulated him on th victory. the president was active on twitter deleting three recent tweets he had posted supporting luther strange. >> reporter: good morning. well, of course this was a republican primary election on the surface, but really it was about so much more than that. it was the latest in the battle for the soul of the republican party. tonight's election dealt a huge blow to the republican establishment in washington and a significant blow to the president who of course endorsed the opponent of judge roy moore who is the victor. >> we can support the president. don't let anybody in the press think that because he supported my opponent that i do not support him and support his agenda. >> reporter: this was a race about the insiders versus the outside

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the point of this exercise -- by the way, this final plan is remarkably close to what steve moore andign and i'm gratified for that there's some issues that haven't been resolved as david said. >> when it blows up and goes nowhere i'm going to talk to you about that, larry. >> always ready to talk but i want to say the guts of this thing from day one going way back was the investment side, the supply-side of the economy because we have not had capital formation, we have not had business investment, we have not had productivity these are all the weakest parts of this recovery and by my reckoning and others, it took at least a percentage point out of a normal economic recovery to use fred smith of fedex's line, we need to stop penalizing investment and this bill will do that it's going right into productivity and worker wages. that's why i argue and i see the president is making this case, wage earners, middle-income wage earners will be the biggest beneficiary of these reductions in the corporate tax the 100% expensing and the repatriation they're going to benefit because more investme

this is about our national honor and we need to get going here. >> steve, roy moore's victory tonight in alabama, do you think it'll force conversations with republican incumbents in the senate? is there something happening out there that is going to make them talk to their families and their staff about maybe getting out of the game or being primaried or defeated? >> when you talk to -- when you talk to members of the united states senate, the amount of crazy that has been let loose in the republican party is not lost on them. it's dispiriting, it's depressing to many of them. and for republicans went through this cycle in 2010, 2012. whether it was, you know, congressman aiken, he had the legitimate rape comment, kristine o'donnell, the witch from delaware. there was six or seven u.s. senate seats that republicans would have won had they simply nominated candidates who weren't completely crazy. and they were rejected in the general election. we may see that cycle repeating itself here in 2018. the party had it under control in 2014, 2016, but as john kennedy once said, the problem w

(granti) steve aveson and steve steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ) grant and vicki thank you! tonight on kron 4 news at six... a disturbing symbol of hate found at an east bay high school... and it's not the first time this particular school system is looking into a racially charged incident. we'll have details next. (pam) and new video of a kidnapping victim from california. how she was able to get away from her abductor and find help. kron 4 news at six is next. ( pam ) hate crime... the alameda unified school district is looking into yet another racially charged incident. this time at a high school. (pam) good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) we have seen other incidents in recent months that have sparked outrage with parents. as kron four's philippe djegal --this time a noose was discovered on the alameda high school campus. (philippe) on the fence, lining the tennis courts, facing encinal avenue... administrators at alameda high school tuesday found a hanging noose... alameda police shared this photo of it after it was taken down.courtney smith/fa

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steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore.-- which starts sunday -- is supposed to feature some high profile right - wing speakers. but it appears some big names are already dropping out... despite that -- u-c berkeley is not taking any chances.. that's because... it was back in february when a planned milo yiannopoulos speech on campus ... had to be canceled... left- wing protests turned violent outside the event.(pam) kron4's spencer blake joins us live at u-c berkeley... spencer -- what to we know for sure about this planned event tonight? . here's what we do know:milo is addressing the media tomorrow about free speech week.right now, u-c berkeley is going forward like the planned events áare happening.

(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. teve) vicki and grant thank you. happening next on kron 4 news at six... the cal campus bracing for chaos tonight. a large group is on campus right now to protest tonight's speech by conservative commentator ben shapiro. we will have a live report next.(pam) plus, a water warning still in place for one east bay community. next... we have an update on where things stand tonight.. kron 4 news at six is next. (pam) happening right now: a huge crowd has gathered in berkeley to protest the scheduled speech of a controversial conservative speaker.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. this is a story we have been following for days... and that speech is suppose to happen in about hour. polcie ramped up security heavily in anticipation of protests. kron 4's terisa estacio is not far from where the crowd has gathered. terisa... i understand there have already been some arrests? ( steve ) the speaker... ben shapiro.. put together a little video earlier today. he has a ra

moore and endorsed his campaign. let's talk about this now with cnn contributor wesley lowrie. this was an interesting race even before steve judge roy moore. the interesting element here about luther strange, the incumbent, who has only had the job a few months has the endorsement of a very popular figure there with the president, 80% plus approval rate there in alabama but does it appear the president's popularity is enough to outweigh mitch mcconnell's unpopularity? >> i think a question to the extent at which the leadership factors into these type of races. very often does not a state official can overcome perhaps the support of someone who otherwise may not be popular. i do think that donald trump's popularity in alabama is something that is going to perhaps factor into this race and seriously factor into this race. as you were eluding to earlier i think one of the story lines here for me at least is to follow a potential for a split, a divide between steve bannon and president trump. this is an area, and coming on the heels of what seems to be a departure from a chief strategist in terms of how he is handling daca and

shortly after senator strange conceded the election, senator roy moore was introduced vibrate ceo steve bannon. ceo stevetbart bannon. >> all right, alabama! are you ready to destroy more than washington? are we going to help make america great again? we're going to send a man to washington to work with donald trump to make america great again. are you go. think all of you for being here tonight. this is what we pray for four a long time. we did not know what god's answer would be but we knew god was in this. we have a great candidate tonight who has gone through the long haul of this campaign. we have a little ways to go yet but tonight we are so honored to be able to have with us a special guest who will introduce the judge. we have one of the most conservative thought leaders in america with us to live. you know him on tv, he is been in the white house. he is now heading up breitbart news. please welcome mr. steve bannon! [applause] mr. brennan: i told you all last roy moore a vote for is a vote for donald j. trump. i want to thank everyone in alabama for supporting donald trump toda

hello - i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. here is what you need to know.next 48 hours: do not drink water from faucets. do not use tap water for brushing teeth, washing dishes, cooking, or even for pets. again this warning is for the alameda point area of alameda... not anywhere else in the city.(pam) kron 4's j-r stone is live in alameda point tonight ... where bottled water is now being given out... j-r do we know what's causing all this? (j.r.)at this point they do not know but they do say there could be some water lines that are crossing each other. possibly a fire line or irrigation line. this navy base has been here for 70 years so some of these pipes are very old. again though. they are still testing at this point to see what the problem is. out here this evening you can see the water that is being given out to those who live in alameda point. i talked with one woman who says she never trusts the water out here.these emergency volunteers have been out here all evening long. those with public works tell me that they have received complaints over the

good evening i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. here with more on the deal grant? that's right steve... tonight's agreement addresses daca.. president trump, senate minority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi, of san francisco... agreed on a deal that would protect hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants from deportation. that is according to a joint statement from the democratic leadership. the deal they outlined would protect the roughly 800-thousand immigrants who benefitted from daca... which is the obama era program... that trump recently announced he is ending... putting the burden on congress to come up with a solution. it will also include beefed up border security, but border security, but will not include a border wall.(grant) tonight the white house is pushing back on the agreement on the border wall. press secretary sarah sanders tweeting out "daca and border security were both discussed, excluding the wall was certainly not agreed to" you may remember.. last week, the president s

(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ws at six.here with kron 4 news at six. news.kerman kron 4 news. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) grant and vicki thank you. coming up on kron 4 news at six. a close call for one driver in san francisco.... a tree comes crashing down on his car ... trapping him inside. he talks to kron 4 -next. (steve) and the a's have decided on a location for their new ball park... but it's not a done deal yet. next we'll hear from area business owners about the proposal. kron 4 news at six is next. (steve) good evening i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. a close call tonight in san francisco. a tree landed on a car... trapping the driver. this happened in the outer richmond... traffic is being detoured in the area right now. the tree came down at 38th and clement... that's right by a golfcourse. we understrand the driver came away with only cuts and bruises.( steve ) kron four's j-r stone is at the scene... take

and support his agenda. >> steve bannon endorsed moore. they spent about 9 million supporting the opponent. >> you'll see in state, after state, after state. people that saw the model of judge moore that doesn't need to raise money from the elite, from the capitalists from the fat cats in washington, d.c., new york city, silicon valley. >> four days ago, president trump took the stage in alabama to endorse senator strange. >> the president took a chance, he didn't have to come down. that's what loyal friends do. sometimes it's more than politics. sometimes it's about friendship. >> tonight, president trump tweeted congratulations to roy moore and his republican primary win in alabama. strange started way back and ran a good race. the president got the date wrong. moore will face democrat doug jones in december for the seat previously held by attorney general jeff sessions. >>> veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> it's been nearly a week since hurricane maria slammed puerto rico, and tonight, there's a need for basic necessities like food, water

(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ve) catherine and grant thank you. next on kron 4 news at six. we are talking about the weather and dangerous conditions.... smoke blanketing the skies above the bay area... and extreme temperatures are set for the weekend. chief meterologist brittney shipp will have what you need to know to stay cool and safe this weekend.(pam) and we are learning new details about a san francisco man accused of shooting three law enforcement officers in sacramento... killing one of them. details of his long criminal history... is next. kron 4 news at six is coming up next. (pam) not only are we dealing with the heat tonight... but the haze. smoke from wildfires is filling the bay area air ... and you can see it from just about every spot in our region.(pam) good evening.. i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. it is a scorcher out there... and we have the added effect of the smoky skies. just one look at our sutro tower camera and you can see it is not going away. for our first look at the four

(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. eve) grant and vicki thank you. coming up on kron 4 news at six. lightning sparks a wildfire in san mateo county. next at six... the progress firefighters are making tonight... plus more thunderstorms in the forecast. (pam) plus... we'll tell you about the new security measures being taken at u.c. berkeley ahead of this week's speech by a conservative commentator. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) the bay area gets lit up by lightning. an unusual weather pattern delivers thousands of flashes in the sky... and we could be in for more wild weather. good evening... i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. this is what everyone seems to be talking about today... mother nature's show. kron four viewers have been sharing their pictures and video with us... and it is spectacular to see what the weather did to our skies last night. like steve said, there is a chance could we get another round tonight. this is a live look tonight at the san mateo bridge... at about this time last night... we sa

moores of the country. there will be more of it with steve bannon out there s is toking it up. >> roy moore makes donald trump look like a puppy when it comes to, dream views. this man is the real deal in terms of his buy-in of far-reaching extreme eideologii. i have interviewed him. things there would make donald trump blush. he didn't -- but does he mean in our elected bank of senators if he makes it all the way through? >> reporter: chris, it will create most likely headaches fort establishment republican party both heading into the midterms and just looking beyond to the extent that many of those leaders like paul ryan are interested an approach of bringing women, hispanics, racial minorities in and taking less extreme positions on gay rights or patriotism or any of these things. but for president trump it's a slightly different calculation. how does he play now in republican primary races going forward and does he draw closer back to steve bannon? do these overtures on health care, does he have a rethinking of his more recent instincts on that? does this snap him back? tennessee is another state to wat w

he's with them if they lose tonight, he will blame it on mcconnell and frankly roy moore -- with steve bannon over there supporting roy moore, he sort of has two dogs in the fight for lack of a better way of putting it. and i think it works out fine for him either way. >> jon: the other part of this race we didn't talk about, steve bannon was supporting roy moore and the president is supporting luther strange. fascinating race, we will see what the voters decide. thanks very much. >> heather: in the meantime we are awaiting a joint news conference, president trump and the spanish prime minister set to take questions about 30 minutes from now in the white house rose garden. we will bring it to you live one that begins, plus a big day on capitol hill as president trump and republican house leaders work on their tax reform plans ahead of tomorrow's unveiling. a republican congressman joins us on that next. mediterranean shrimp. and new sweet and spicy nashville hot shrimp. plus our classics like garlic shrimp scampi. try as much as you want however you want 'em, but don't wait, it ends so