stewart: dramatic.is in terms of policies at this point, and there are all kinds of policies where i think it is worth vigorous opposition for different reasons. immigration laws, for example. and just understanding of what has made this country great historically. the trade policy is something that could do really significant damage on the economy and the world economy. i still think we're going to and 10,e repair to do 20, 50, 100 years from now, i hope we will be in better shape. you have come out in support of planned parenthood. you spoke out against the travel ban. when you take these political stands, how do you decide to do that? the personal things, and you have a company. individuals, where absolutely free to make our choices, and i have tried to more separate my activities as an individual person from those of the company. emily: i know you're nervous about being held up as a model for diversity, but the truth is your numbers are far above the industry average when it comes to diversity, and

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, and thank you for e ining us. thre polite handshakes but also harsh words today as u.s. and north korean officials ntinued to discuss denuclearization and economic sanctions. at an asian security summit in singapore, u.s. secmitary of state pompeo met north korea's foreign minister, ri yong ho, in what pompeo called"" quick, polite exchange." the u.s. delegation also han the foreign minister a letter from president trump to north korean leader kim jong un. but later in the day, the north ned that hismat war country will not eliminate its nuclear weapons unless the u.s. eases economic sctions. secretary pompeo asked allies at the summit to continue sanctions on north korea and called out russia for reports that it violated u.n. sanctions by granting new work permits to north korean laborer >> we expect the russiaie and all counto abide by u.n. security council resolutions and enforce sanctions on north korea. any violation that detracts from the rld's goal of finally fully denuclearizi

stewart: no.ly: you said you are running the company to get ready to go public, but you are not necessarily going public. where are you now in that? stewart: kind of in the same position. i think it's difficult to contemplate -- there are not many outcomes where we don't end up going public. i don't have any kind of timeline. we are not in a rush to achieve that. it is an unusual circumstance, because i think 10 years ago, 20 years ago, we would have been public long before we got to this stage. we are a big company with hundreds of billions in revenue. we are still private. emily: would you consider selling? i mean, we have chased speculation that there is a buyer out there for slack, in sane valuation. stewart: there are definitely people who would be willing to buy it. it's a much more circumspect conversation. hey, stewart, if you would be interested in talking about how our companies could work more closely together, we would also be interested in that conversation, or something like that. if

again prosecutor stewart said he did not know. so alan x. from what he said we find his witness to say we're going to see just as real as knew how important night was to me but prosecutor claude stewart didn't know where knight was he was lying to the court so the trial proceeds without nice taking a stand and tyrone is convicted prosecutor stewart had just committed one of the most common and potentially damaging forms of prosecutorial misconduct the brady violation we refer to this evidence that is favorable to a defendant as brady evidence bennett gershman was an assistant d.a. in manhattan and served with the special state prosecutor investigating judiciary corruption the prosecutor isn't trying to win a football game the prosecutor is not a partisan the present is a minister of justice so if the prosecutor has evidence that might be helpful to the defendant the prosecutor has a constitutional. an obligation to due process and one of the principal ethical obligations to disclose it evinces a defense and if the prosecutor doesn't do it th

thank you, stewart, for that question. and first, i want to acknowledge that a couple of really terrific first lady historians are in the audience with us, too. katie sibley from st. joseph's university. and then nancy smith is in the back of the room, who did oral histories with ladybird johnson and got to know her quite well and has been at the archives for many, many years. i'm always struck by -- and i happen to live in the neighborhood in washington, d.c., where just around the corner from where the johnsons lived, at the elms, where he lived as vice president and then they lived for even several weeks, if not almost a month after he had become president, and she had become first lady after that, the tramg of the assassination. so i'm always sort of walking by that house and feel the presence of the johnsons still sort of looms in the spring valley neighborhood of washington, d.c. but i'm really struck by the, quote, from mrs. johnson herself about how she felt about becoming first lady after the assassination of john

his name was stacy stewart. told his friends he had a sexual relationship with michele and, said the defense, stacy stewart appeared to be the very man kevin tubbs saw with michele in the early hours of september 12th. >> there was a blonde woman out there and a young gentleman, you know, in his early 20s. >> tubbs identified that man from a photograph. >> his physical appearance, his facial hair, his height, his age and the type of vehicle he drove. >> tubbs said the man he drove was driving beside a black truck, stacy stewart drove a black truck, same kind. >> it's a new model and it's a chevy and it's all coming together. >> stacy stewart denied any involvement in michele's disappearance. he denied he ever had a relationship with michele that he was never even alone with her. still, cal's side was convinced that stewart and a friend of his played some role in michele's disappearance. in 2015, trial number three opened, a change of venue necessary said the defense because the case was too well known. and the d

stewart.eing here, mr. stewart. let me ask you, do you consider yourself a candidate -- the candidate for white nationalists in the state of virginia? >> no, of course not, reverend. here's the thing is that i know you brought me on your show because you want to talk about the one year anniversary of the horrible events in charlottesville last year. but, you know, i meet with voters every single day, the residents of virginia, and there is one thing that is very, very clear and that is people are sick and tired of talking about race all the time, they're tired of it, they want to move on, the people of charlottesville want to move on, the people of virginia want to move on, they have a lot more important issues to talk about than race on a constant basis, which is what we get out of you and the rest of the media on a daily basis. >> well, but, it is very difficult if you live in a society where your job, your education, your safety is determined by your race, not to talk about your reality. le

and the stewart campaign acknowledges that i >>s satire. a meme. >> reporter: the gop candidate stewart says he wanted to make a point -- kaine was indeed in honduras during the period but was doing missionary work. >> in central america in the 70 there was a liberation theology going on. the whole attempt to install marxist government -- >> reporter: kaine's campaign said the only thing the future governor was installing was a plumbi framing, teaching carpentry and building skills. his campaign asks so how that a radical agenda. the campaigning in central virginia, his campaign responded to stewart in a written t statement that says in p that, quote, cory stewart's pathetic lyiat shows a candso desperate for attention that he will attack tim kaine's christian missionary work to get on the news, unquote. the kae says his campaign is about good jobs, health care, and education. stewart is promising more memes to make his point adding that politics has been an twill continbe a rough and tumble endeavor. rrick ward, news4. >> by the way, the l

in partor that, quote,stewart's phophetic lying shows a candidate so desperate for attention that he will attack tim kaine's christian missionary work to get on the news, unquote. the kaine says his campaign is about good jobs, health care, ation. stewart is promising more memes to make his point adding that polics has been andill continue to be a rough and tumble endeavor. news4. >> the latest polls show senator kaine is leading more than 20 points ahead of his competitor. an both will face offn a debate hosted by nbc 4. it will be september 26th at the capital one in mclean. and nbc news p and moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd, will be moderating. >>> virginia's growing wine industry is facing one of its bigges challenges inyears. all the rain we've had this summer. wet soil and the are the enemy of grape growers. julie carey visited a loudoun county veyard to see what steps they're doing it weather this difficult season. >> reporter: this time of you're, you'd love to have -- >> every day like this. yes. we want sunshine. >> reporter: but instead, virginia vineyards have s

stewart is a republican nominee for the u.s. campaign in which he praised the confederacy for rebelling against the union. >> this the is the state of georgia washington that george washington and james madison and james monroe, it's the state of the founders. it's a state of a declaration of any penance and the constitution, but it's also the state of robert e. lee and stonewall jackson and j.b. stewart. because at the base of it, virginians, we think for ourselves. and if the established order is wrong, we rebel. >> amen. >> we did that in the revolution. we did it in the civil war. and we're doing it today. >> stewart, who grew up in minnesota -- >> of course he did, by the way. >> and moved to virginia. >> they're always the worst. transplants in saying hey, i'm a rebel. >> is facing incumbent democrat tim cain this september. he responded to the video saying unlike wimpy tim cain, virginians have a warrior spirit and a rebel heart. in a tweet yesterday that stewart has since deleted, he attacked michigan democratic candidat

a huge thank you to rod stewart, toe madison squ garden.he'll do a concert for . >> going to have to hire back-up. >> there's your invitation. >>> straight >>> good morning, everybody. 8:26 now on this wednesday, gust 8th. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's get to a check on the commute. melissa mollet has your first 4 traffic. ood morning, aaron. near leesburg pike, we have a crash there. delays headed inner loop as you're approaching leesburg pike. fairfax 66 at 50 in bound delays this morning. king a look at 270 from 70 down to the spur, going to take you about 45 minutes. slow areas in the normal spots. south of rockville is the slowest down to the spur. >> all right. melissa. thank you. your forecast is coming up next. first ative look our annual backpacks for kids drive in fairfax county. you can drop off supplies at the apple federal credit union kingstown branch. you've got to stop and look around a little. come. shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you outo play. remember who you are. life is for the taking.ea remember who

finally our third panelist is stewart mclaurin . he's president of the white house historical association. his 30 plus career in washington has been in senior roles at georgetown university, american red cross and motion picture association. he worked with ron reagan presidential foundation to conceptualize, plant and execute the ronald reagan centennial celebration in 2011. please join in -- me in welcoming -- welcoming today's panel anita mcbride, mark updegrove and stewart mclaurin. [ applause ] >> thank you. i want to recognize gail west and teresa barrett the wife of john.. a wonderful board member. anita is on our board. they give extraordinary leadership to the organization. started by mrs. kennedy as a nonprofit, not pot -- nonpartisan and we are honored to be the convener of this presidential site summit this week. today we will talk about presidential legacy and commemoration. let's start by diving into lbj. mark your leadership with the lbj foundation -- monday would've been the hundred 10th birthday of president johnson.

a huge thank you to rod stewart, to madison square garden. >> maybe he'll do a concert for us. >> going to have to hire back-up. >> there's your invitation. i )m ... an ominous new milestone this morning - for a record-setting wildfire. >>> good morning, it is 8:26, i'm marcus washington. an ominous new milestone for a record setting wildfire. a short time a complex updated in mendocino county. two days ago it became the largest wildfire in history and this morning it surpassed 300,000 acres burning. also the number of homes destroyed went up from 75 to 116. thousands of homes remain threatened. now, this is a bit of a silver lining for us. containment is up 37%, up from last night. and now we're following it in the bay area. >> let's get right to it. this is the south bay where we see very heavy delays. northbound, two lanes remain. pretty much bumper to bumper. you want to avoid the slowdowns through that area. not reporting on an estimated time when that is expected to reopen, following that crash. look at the rest of your drive. 85, you'r

john stewart, the john stewart company. i'm joined by reid devore, bridge housing, with whom we've had the benefit of teaming with on projects over the last 15 years. the most significant one we started off with was 2002, in north beach place, we teamed with bridge to produce a project that you probably see. it's on taylor and bay, it's 346 units. it's mixed use. and this one has a lot of the same characteristics. we are -- this is our 24th public meeting, dating back three years almost to the day, so we have -- our script is pretty well honed. we have met with everybody that we can think of in the neighborhood. there's six community groups. we spent a lot of time with then community outreaching. when i say we, i mean bridge and john stewart community, and our architects, l.m.s., who have done a noble job. very briefly, before we move into some more particulars, i did want to address the issue of who's going to live in this building, and what does it represent for the city? is there any departure from past pattern and pract

." >>> plus kristen stewart talks "twilight" ten years later. >> i'm so adecked it. >>> we're calling this catching up with the chriss. only we're with blake lively and bestie anna kendrick. what kind of ryanlike quality does she possess? >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> jennifer garner at church yesterday, she's determined to get life back to normal as her ex-ben affleck spent his first weekend back in rehab and there's a surprising new development in their relationship. that's just minutes away. >>> let's begin with another big star who's heading to rehab, "america's got talent" judge mel b., she just revealed she's battling alcohol and sex addiction. mel b. says she's at a, quote, crisis point and suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. despite that, the "america's got talent" judge is expected to attend tomorrow's live broadcast. the 43-year-old told the british tabloid "the sun" she will wait to enter a treatment center next month in the uk. presumably, to finish out this season of "agt," and, quote, it has to be in the uk because i am very, very british and i know

starship enterprise. >> that is sir patrick stewart in his most famous role. fans of "star trek" got a treat this weekend when stewart announced he would return as captain picard would return in a new "star trek" show. he first began playing the captain all the way back in 1987. >>> and a high school teacher from cincinnati will have quite a story to tell his students about his summer vacation. bryce carlson arrived in england late yesterday after rowing solo and unassisted across the atlantic ocean. he did so in 38 days, 6 hours and 49 minutes -- but who's counting -- saying it was a record for a solo crossing from west to east. his boat is just 20 feet long. that is an impressive summer project. >>> when we come back, honoring the memory of a child by helping to save the lives of others. >>> finally tonight, how one family has turned heartbreak into hope to prevent others from losing a child to the condition known as sudden infant death syndrome. kristen dahlgren reports on how it became one mother's mission. >> reporter: kipp roberts was two months old, the

and timar st timar stewart, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you.llow here is josh. you can see he looks at his watch. he's got to be at work in a few minutes. it's l.a., you have to give yourself an hour if you want to go down the street. so he has to come with an alter nate plan. but don't worry, he's got the skills for it. detour, no problem. that was just a bit of fun. >> right, yeah. >> i hope that suit is stretchy. it seems to be. doesn't he look comfortable? >> yeah, i don't want him to be restricted in any way by tight pants. >> it doesn't look like he's restricted at all he's leaps his way down these stairs. >> he's taking a shortcut. no traffic at all. >> zips past the los angeles public library. >> what kind of shoes is he wearing? they're definitely not dress shoes. they're not leather soled. they're smart shoes. >> i put the money on they're not that sol lild because he goes flipping his way down the middle of the street. should come as no surprise that he spent some time with kirk day soleil. now he's in the park, people playing soccer

stewart has a 12,000 foot runway and facilities. the air fort sent out some of their equipment to help. thank goodness, the jet landed without incident. i felt like what we were hearing at 50 minutes past 3:00 here on the east coast was a roar after the plane landed without incident. we spoke with a lot of aviation experts the last few hours that said you need a lot of skill to get this thing down but with some skill and careful maneuvering almost under all circumstances, they'll do just that. cbs 2 just switched back for just a moment to local programming. that's the reason you saw dr. phil for a second. our coverage continues in just a moment. if a post malone comes out and gives us a hey, we'll do that. neil cavuto at the top of the hour minutes away. man 1: this is my body of proof. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation t

the prisons minister, rory stewart, promises to resign if he fails to reduce the level of drugs and violencen jails within a year. ben stokes will play in the third test against india, just days after being found not guilty of affray. we just need a league of faith! and winnie the pooh, eeyore and tigger are back in christopher robin. we'll talk about that and the other big cinema releases this week in the film review at 5:45pm. it's 5pm. our main story: devastating monsoon floods in the southern indian state of kerala have left more than 300 people dead and 200,000 without homes. rescuers in helicopters and boats are struggling to reach the thousands of people who are still believed to be marooned by the floodwaters. more heavy rain is expected. yogita limaye reports. the only route out of a flooded home. this child is among several people that have been airlifted in kerala. dozens of helicopters are pulling out as many as they can. shouting. those who can are walking miles to safety. but beyond the surging water, there are tens of thousands who are still stuck, waiting to be rescued. the m

he's doing it right. >> jon stewart changed the face of late night comedy in america.e trajectory of the humor. >> you wonder sometimes how our government puts on its pants in the morning. >> the value of satire and comedy when it regards to the government is important in the sense of by finding the funny of the situation that is happening, we find the truth. >> i was not elected to serve one party. >> you were not elected. >> that was a turning point. >> the elections? >> not for the country. for comedy central. for you. >> yeah. >> saddam hussein has gone to elaborate lengths to build and keep weapons of mass destruction. >> it was the first george w. bush term. the iraq war was just starting, there was this sense of everybody kind of blindly going towards this thing and nobody really being willing to criticize, and jon stewart was willing to call it like he saw it. >> obama bin laden declared war. how i wish the administration in those years had done something. >> yes, although i think there were other warnings, too, that came later. >> i believe the title was bin l

stewart is considered pro confederacy and has won the endorsements of far right politicians. in a new interview today, stewart telling reverend al sharpton on politics nation voters are sick and tired of talking about race. take a listen. >> i meet with voters every single day, the residents of virginia and there's one thing that's very clear, very clear, and this is people are sick and tired of talking about race all the time. they're tired of it, they want to move on, the people of charlottesville want to move on, the people of virginia want to move on. they have a lot more important issues to talk about than race on a constant basis which is what we get out of you and the rest of the media on a daily basis. >> reverend al sharpton, host of politics nation and founder and president of the national action networks joins me right now and, rev, your reaction to that back-and-forth you had had there with stewart? >> it was stunning to hear him particularly on a day that charlottesville in the state he's the republican nominee, he's not running to be republican nominee, he is th

>> well, first of all, stewart, to you and anita, congratulations on this conference. [ applause ] i know how much work they have put into this, and it has clearly paid off. because it's been a rousing success. so congratulations to both of you. >> thanks. >> and thanks to all of you for

the prisons minister, rory stewart, promises to resign if he fails to reduce the level of drugs and violencen jails within a year. some of the biggest names in music pay tribute to the queen of soul, aretha franklin, who died yesterday. she touched every genre, every singer was influenced in some way by the way she sang. and we'll be finding out who's been unveiled as the latest contestant in this year's strictly come dancing — and speaking to them, too. good evening. devastating monsoon floods in india have killed nearly 1,000 people. the southern state of kerala has been the worst—hit region, with 320 dead and at least 200,000 without homes. rescuers in helicopters and boats are struggling to reach the thousands of people who are still believed to be marooned by the floodwaters — which are the worst to hit the region in nearly a century. more heavy rain is expected. yogita limaye reports. forced out of their homes by the floods, people are walking miles to safety. beyond this surging water, there are tens of thousands who are stuck, waiting to be rescued. this child is amongst several peop

i hope you will come back soon, congressman stewart. great state of utah. thank you.g right back, we'll stay on breaking news and the president's tweet that he will not send his top diplomat now to north korea to meet and talk about denuclearization. he's not impressed with the progress right now. stay close. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. each of us is different. and each cancer is different. how it reacts, how it evades and adapts. and how we attack it. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america, we use diagnostic tools that help us better understand what drives each person's cancer. this is what we mean by outsmarting cancer. and for some, it may uncover more effective treatment options. like christine bray. after battling ovarian cancer for several years, her test results revealed a potential treatment not considered previously a drug therapy that targeted her tumor. t

the other analogy to martha stewart or the other reason i think the martha stewart connection is important is because martha stewart was convicted for false statements. if you look at the collins indictment, everybody who cooperated with the government, even if they had culpability but was not charged with lying -- >> they're not getting charged. >> the only people who were charged were the people who lied in the investigation. that's consistently the basis for a downfall in criminal cases. >> i feel like i keep saying this on the air. don't lie to the fbi, it doesn't seem that hard. joyce vance, can you weigh in here on one thing that stuck out to us here at the show. when president trump was throwing out the possibility of who to pardon, he mentioned martha stewart and it would be for a similar crime. this is of course his first congressional ally in the congress. >> it is his first congressional ally in the congress, but i think it's so important for us to understand that the pardon power is not a power that presidents are meant to wield on behalf of their friends and families. the pard

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the prisons minister, rory stewart, promises to resign if he fails to reduce the level of drug use andiolence in jails within a year. and at 11:30 we will be taking another in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers tim stanley from the telegraph and mirror columnist susie boniface. devastating monsoon floods in india have killed nearly 1,000 people. the state of kerala has been the worst—hit region, where the the death toll stands at 171. local authorities say in total more than 320 people have died as a result of the summer's heavy rain. rescuers in helicopters and boats are struggling to reach the thousands of people in the southern state, who are still believed to be marooned by floodwaters, which are the worst to hit the region in nearly a century. more heavy rain is expected. yogita limaye reports. forced out of their homes by the floods, people are walking miles to safety. escaping surging water that has swallowed everything in its path. for many, this is the only way out. this pregnant woman was among several airlifted in kerala. she delivered just a short while later. doze

plus, a special appearance by jon stewart. featuring jon batiste and stay human.nd now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey! how are you? ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) that's sharp! there you go. well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) we're going on vacation next week, so we won't be able to talk about what's going on with the country. hopefully, when we get back, there will be still be one! ( laughter ) but-- >> jon: please, please. >> stephen: robert mueller could drop his report at any time. that's what they're saying. sometime soon... >> jon: mm-hmm. >> stephen: something's going to come out... ( cheers and applause ) and it's got the president spooked. so, today, he sent his congressional goon squad to attack his justice department, starting with assistant attorney general and dad just checking in to see what you girls are gabbin' about, rod rosenstein. ( laughter ) rosenstei

stewart -- >> no matter what he does. >> mr. stewart, i am well aware of my position on mr. race. i asked you your position. >> i know that you are. >> and i'm asking you about cory stewart, who's running for office, what your position would be if the tape exists. i know my position. >> yeah, the tape doesn't exist. the president's already said there's no tape of him doing that. >> so you won't even say if it exists. the fact this came from, as you know, omarosa was chosen by mr. trump to represent him as a liaison to the black community, hence, to my convention, reached out to us many times, went to black journalists and all. she's the one saying she heard the tape. this is a trump -- former trump supporter. so, this is not me saying he's a racist. everybody knows my position on mr. trump. and cory stewart is right about that. we're talking about her saying there's a tape. >> i want to go back to the beginning of the segment where you play sarah sanders. sarah huckabee sanders lies every single day on behalf of donald trump. this issue she will not lie about. on this she's

the prisons minister, rory stewart, promisees to resign if he fails to reduce the level of drug use andiolence in jails within a year. she touched everyjohn morra, every singer. —— everyjohn morra. every singer. —— everyjohn morra. every singer was applause by the way that she saying. winnie the pooh is on a journey to find his friends and christopher robin. the billy mcewan macgregor stars as his playmate. find out the thoughts and the rest of the week releases in the dimmer view. —— in the film review. that evening and welcome to bbc news. devastating monsoon floods in india have killed nearly a thousand people. the state of kerala has been the worst hit region with the death toll at 171, as a result of recent flooding. local authorities say in total more than 320 people have died, due to the affects of the summer's heavy rain. rescuers in helicopters and boats are struggling to reach the thousands of people in the southern state, who are still believed to be marooned by floodwaters, which are the worst to hit the region in nearly a century. more heavy rain is expected. yogita limaye

it says it often works closely with the stewarts onrescues. they're not sure where the goats came from. ther are smaller houses nearby. >> maybe they escaped. >> there's a lady that does goat yoga. >>> rainy weather outside. rainy weather today. could be stormy late this afternoon. main threat today, heavy rain and high winds. gusty winds toda we have already seen flooding issues out acrossarts of central virginia. that's the bad news. the good news and i mean it's good news. humidity dropped. only about 24 hours away from now. the main area of storminess is to our nort it's an ugly shade of humid out there. also more heavy rain coming through fredricksburg. this is all switching our direction. 80% chances for rain. it's not raining right now across parts of the valley. future weather carries tf first batchoderate to heavy rain. a short lived break in the action. then as the cold front moves into themountains, stronger storms will be possible later on into the evening hours. wel keep you posted on that. not a guarantee for severe weather but t

you'd watch the news, then you'd watch jon stewart.t. he'd have to remind you, i'm not the news! >> there are a lot of people out there who turn to you -- >> i'm not the news. >> well, they -- >> i'm a interpretation. a comedic interpretation. >> to be informed. they actually think that they're coming closer to the truth with your -- >> now that's different thing. that's credibility. >> he was able to show you and make you hear what you wish you would have thought of. oh, man, why didn't i think of that? or, that's hilarious, i never thought of it like that. >> he grew a stronger and stronger conscience then felt a responsibility i think to carry it out. but he always slammed a huge joke in there. >> nothing will change with the same people, the same policy that is got us into this status quo. another latin word, status quo, and it stands for, man, the middle class, everyday americans are really getting taken for a ride. >> that's the kind of talk you normally hear right before the pharmacist says, "ma'am, you've got to leave the walgr

>> sure. >> stewart stevens, let me bring you in on this. john mccain didn't mince words, he didn't parse, he didn't dance. when donald trump stood shoulder to shoulder with vladimir putin and in response to a question from jonathan lemire from the associated press, he basically sided with the assessment, not from the american intelligence community which i hope survives as well as general petraeus predicts it will, but it was a blow. senator coats didn't know he was going to say that. d.n.i. coats didn't know he was going to say that he since said he didn't think the one on one meeting that went down in helsinki went down -- he wouldn't have recommended it. are you in agreement these constitutions will endure? >> general petraeus is in a good position -- >> it's not. >> there is another man right above you right now. >> the record of those -- >> we can be less optimistic of all that's available to you and me. >> i will say this. i am terribly unoptimistic about the republican party's future at the moment. i find that the party that we joine

paradise valley drive, couples circle, stewart drive. also near victory court.so close to the flames. and you are being asked to evacuate. please do follow that. the smoke moving to the north and the east. so thick smoke over lagoon valley road. and then there's another subdivision off to the north if you're near california drive, you're probably getting the smoke. have your alerts turned on because you may be asked to do something here in the next hour or so if it does happen to spread more that way. we'll have updates on nbcbayarea.com. and the other thing we're tracking this weekend is also fire weather. red flag fire warnings in the same spots for the ranch and the river fire. upper lake to middle town. occasional wind gusts 15 to 40 miles per hour. overall forecast, cool breeze tomorrow back at the coastline. a mix of 50s and 6 0s. 65 in the south bay. and the peninsula at 60. fog and drizzle back in san francisco and 54. visiting outside lands you get the classic san francisco tomo off three to six degrees. 95 in gilroy. out of the 100s across the east bay

weeks after his release, that new york nurse, samantha stewart, is found dead in her home. another 23-year-old woman, raped. police uncover both had gone on a date with drayton. >> common denominator in these cases, one being a murder, one being a rape, is dating websites. >> how concerned were you when you found out he had been released after that incident with do yyou? >> i was scared. i found out he was released when they pronounced he may have murdered that young lady. what can a mother do to protect her son? >> reporter: the hunt leads investigators all the way to california. >> two independent investigations, as they progressed, led our detectives to one and the same individual. that individual was tracked across the country. >> reporter: a fugitive task force and los angeles police eventually tracking him down in north hollywood. arresting him last week in a hotel where they say he had raped and attempted to kill a woman he was holding hostage. he has pleaded not guilty to those charges. drayton allegedly told investigators he had committed as many as seven murders.

started at jeb stewart high school. >> reporter: what does it feel now to be walking into justice highool? i like it.great. it feels new. >> reporter: while there is a lot of excitement built up around t new name of t school, some say it's going to take some time to get usede to it, s time to adjust. >> i voted for stewart but it is what it is, you know. >> reporter: you'll embrace it as what it now? >> yeah, definitely. >> reporter: the superintendent greeted students and stressed it is not aut the name on the outside. >> the most important name in our school system remains the name of the teacher that's in front of that kid every day and the principal leadi those teachers. >> reporter: we'll still have school srit no matter what. >> reporter: focusing on the positive. in falls church, david cull version news4. >> we are the best. come on, we are the best! >> reporter: the new school year may also mean more time online for your kids. coming up later, angie goff takes a look at some of the tools toeep your kids safe. >> and dna . >>> oh, it was thick out there. took the dog for a walkn

. >> started at jeb stewart high scoeol.the it feel now to be walking into justice high school? >> it feels great. i like it. it feels new. >> reporter: this trio of seniors going to be among the first to graduate from justice high school. you have older siblings. >> graduated with jeb stewart and i'm first to graduate with justice. >> how is that going to be? >> i don't know. >> it's weird. >> reporter: after several meetings and passionate debate from both sides, the school board voted last fall to changet the name justice high school, replacing jeb stewart and cutting ties with the anfederate past. >> this is highly diverse school and so to have it have name that's inclusive is important. >> reporter: while there is a lot of excitement built up around the new name of the , schoome say are going to take some time to get used, to so time to adjust. >> going to live with the change now and that's what >> reporter: what do you think of the name justice? do you embrace it? >> kind of have to. >> the superintendent dr. scott br

>> jimmy stewart. >> yeah. >> harvey.was the character. >> john gotti, "bikini," nice. you know what he was thinking about. >> that's one of my favorites. >> remember, baird jones spoke about spending a million dollars to acquire all this artwork. hugh decides to auction it all off. >> this is muhammad ali. >> in the ring. >> in the ring. >> hugh, you're going to sell this? >> yes, i am because who's going to enjoy it? nobody's getting any chance to look at it. that's what art is for, it's for people to appreciate. >> you think it's worth anything? >> i would imagine it is. what, i don't know. >> he's about to find out. let's open up at $1,500. $1,600, $1,700, $1,800. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, srangeinheritance.com. you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pe

(jrs)stewart is returning to star trek. as captain jean-luc picard in a new series for c-b-s. the show, which at present doesn't have a title, is not a re-boot of 'the next generation.' but it is being described as a look at the next chapter of picard's life. stewart confirmed his return to star trek saturday during a surprise visit to a star trek convention in las vegas. in a tweet he said he is quote 'excited and invigorated' to be returning to the character. (nat pop)the a's just keep rolling... the a's just (nat pop) (nat pop)the a's just keep rolling... adding shutdown pitching to their power bats in a sweep of the tigerswhile the giants try for a split in the valley of the sun against the first place diamondbacks the 49ers and raiders will actually play games this week... we have the best from training camp... including a visit from a future hall of fame quarterback(nat pop) lebron james versus president trump?... we will touch on the controsersy... and the surpising reaction from the first ladyand tiger woods has a r

. >> stewart stevens, it is striking that the president himself is talking about impeachment more and more. he's now talking about it in every interview he does. he became the first president in history last week in an interview with fox news to say if i ever got impeached. no other president was ever led into that particular phrasing in an interview before. here he is tonight with bloomberg talking about inl peachment saying you can't impeach a president if the president is doing a good job. all of this talk from the president has erupted after he learned that michael cohen was pleading guilty, after michael cohen implicated the president in federal court himself and after the president learned that david pecker is under an immunity agreement with prosecutors and all of the contents of that safe are presumably available to prosecutors. >> yeah. it's pretty amazing. we sort of have to stop and look at how we got here and just the extraordinariness of it which gets lost in a moment to moment. this defense that you can't impeach someone who is popular i think would work better if he was

next speaker, please. >> clerk: robert stewart, followed by hermann lee. >> my name is robert stewart. i'm a superintendent with helix electric. the speaker before me already began to talk about section 4, which is the two core workers and the rest of the workers would have to be union workers, so i'm not going to go over that again, but i'm just going to give you an example just how disastrous that would be. if i had ten workers on a project, eight workers would be guys that are out in front of my jobs picketing, striking, the same guys who flatten our tires, scratch up our trucks. those would be the exact same people coming in, and i would have to depend on that. how smoothly would that go, honestly? that would be financial suicide for any company. imagine how that would actually go -- as well as for the customer. that would be a wreck. so i would ask you to take that into consideration because from where i am out at ground zero at the job sites, i'm just saying, honestly, it wouldn't work. we'd be dead in the water quickly. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, pleas

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