and strom thurmond had asked thurgood marshall about the loving case, the same strom thurmond who was sleeping with his black maid, fathering a child, and paying her hush money not to talk about it. algenon: and he directed those comments a thurgood marshall, for a reason. wil: you're exactly right. thurgood marshall's second wife was filipino. and that wasn't strom thurmond's was strom thurmond's way of making an attempt to hurt thurgood marshall, during the hearing. algenon: those southern democrats, particularly senator ervin made the argument that his opposition to justice thurgood marshall was not dedicated on -- not predicated on race, but rather the judge's penchant for activism. he labeled marshall an activist. the warren court was considered an activist court. how much of that was fact, and how much of that was fiction. wil: it was fact because there was no option. you had to be an activist lawyer to take down plessy versus ferguson. algenon: marshall said the constitution was a living document. maybe the constitution a depth pts to the times. the framers, i believe wrote it

they found at people continued to use those apps, many additional stroms of depression -- symptoms ofnt away. >>> the next time you go to the gym sanitize the equipment before you start working out. the gym equipment is filled with germs. property settlement 39 times dirter than a cafeteria tray. the treadmill 74 times more bacteria an a public restroom faucet. the worst offender, the free weights, 362 times more bacteria than a public toilet seat. >> we have talked about this and i do a body pump i go right and wash the hands before touching anything. >> smart. >>> 4:25 is the time an arrest in connection with the christopher columbus statue in san jose, new details on the damage to the statue and the woman taken into custody. >>> plus more than 80 thousand dollars for a food vender in berkeley. the latest on the money raced after this particular story went viral. >>> and the e shore freeway. traffic is moving along pretty well if driving on interstate 80 westbound. skies are clear. temperatures cool to mild and it will be a day where we warm up a little bit but not any record settin

and we're back with shell or strom discussing how innovation and technology has shaped the future we're going to live and so shall you once said that the market is a machine that has no so that we need to put soul in it how do you do that you mean socialism. the socialism was of course. an effort or. trial where we tried to do that now markets do not really have a soul technology is usually don't have a soul that we have to still doubt from the outside the way we do it is usually by legislation in our respective countries but technologists are neither good nor bad i mean the internet in itself is neither good nor bad it's a matter all what we use it for. the same goes for markets markets are in them south neither good nor bad it's what we trade how we trade it on the ward circumstances we trade yeah but also on i'm trying to figure out what they will look like in a future for instance there's an experiment going on in finland where they idea of universal basic income what the sample of people game in a limited amount of money but the government regardless of their employment or wealth i

you can follow strom thurmond from south carolina, and you can see -- it is still there, and the president represents those dixiecrat. a minute ago about hispanic people following black people, it is not the same scenario. black people are the most patriotic people in this country. we have fought for a country that never fought for us. we put our lives on the line for this country, and we came home and were shot because we had ribbons for more. it is not the same. i wish republicans would stop using it as a wedge issue in america. thank you. host: let's go to randy from maine, independent. good morning. caller: i have to disagree. throwing immigration jobs out. it was nafta. textiles are gone now. you can work at mcdonald's now no problem. i am not seeing people color working at these places either. i think our administration has a problem against brown people, and i am white. canadians are coming across the border, you know. i'm pretty sure we need a wall up there. that is my comment. thank you very much. host: -- guest: i'm not sure i understood the tenor of your question. the country ow

are committed to the organization's goals and that's what's so interesting and astonishing about strom's approach because he is there a critical he has been very critical of the united nations at the same time as you said he turns to the u.n. security council seeking help seeking tougher sanctions against north korea seeking a way of solving this crisis so maybe eventually he will see that he needs the international community to defend united states and the united states and its interests there's a very interesting point there and we know every year we hear that the annual u.n. general assembly is criticized for being a lot of talk and nothing more do you think that all of the attention that is on president trump right now do you think that attention is robbing valuable attention from major crises so just north korea syria or the rogue and just for example. is when we talk about tomorrow i think you're right because everyone every media outlet here in new york and worldwide will be watching president speech will be analyzing this speech what does he has to say how does he say it and so n

a mr strom and another gentleman to see you, sir.expose him as a criminal. clu gulager played the younger killer and remembers the sharp contrast between reagan's approach to the scene and that of the older killer, lee marvin. he came in and he did it completely differently. there was not one smidgin of similarity between the first take and the second take of his performance. you know who that leaves? ronald reagan, same performance. really thought out. he gave the same reactions to the lines and it was really good. browning development corporation. you've come a long way from being an ex mail robber. reagan was actually a mobster pretending to be a legitimate businessman and this could have come back to bite him. but the story gets stranger. in hollywood, businessmen and gangsters have often been closer than you might think. the founders of mca had had to deal with gangsters ever since the company began, booking bands in al capone's chicago. so that makes this scene in the killers, where reagan plays a crook—turned—businessman, even

the orders stem from fears of high tides and dangerous strom surge.aria is now a category one storm with winds of about 80 miles per hour as it moves north across the atlantic.(toss to traffic) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (james)it's mostly clear and mild this morning with widespread 50s, 60s and even some low 70s. high pressure overhead continues to warm us. look for temperatures to increase another 3 to 5 degrees today. inland highs will reach the low 90s. bay shoreline temps will max out in the mid 80s. coastal communities will warm to around 80 this afternoon. looking at the week ahead, temperatures will peak on wednesday with mid 90s inland. the return of an ocean breeze will cool the coast on thursday and then spread inland on friday. fire danger is still high. a red flag warning is in effect and not scheduled to expire until 5pm wednesday. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:01 am. sunset is at 7:00 pm. don't forget you can al

strom thurman liked appointments more than joe bodien. jim baker reagan's first chief of staff told me that having a senate majority made all the difference in getting the 1981 economic program through the conditioning. without it -- congress. without it there would have been a small tax cut but no spend being reductions, probably not nearly as much of an arms build-up and more hostility to reagan's nominees. reagan understood with the recession going in 1982 the republican prospects in the house looked dim but as a pollster said there was an 80% chance republicans would hold the senate. it would be disastrous if we don't reagan wrote in his diary. the canal issue and debate that kept the argument before country through national public radio those were the first broadcasts of the senate doing business got the right organized and helped it raise money and visibility and developed political techniques that are with us today. the first independent spending $16,000 from the american conservative union, a pittance compared to what moveon.org o

the tropical strom harvey relief efforts keep coming in from the sports worldthis man lanny brown ofve faith sports" elisted none toher then steph curry to aid the cause active faith donated $1,000 for every 3- pointer steph made out iof 25 shots he made 18curry himself donated $100,000 to the cause plus $18,000 more for his makes for a total of $118,000 all the bay area pro teams and individual athletes as well have gotten involved through league and personal fundraisers the lakers have been fined $500,000 for tampering with star forward paul george magic johnson got himself in a little hot water a couple of weeks ago with joking comments he made on "jimmy kimmel live" about trying to convince george to come to the lakers george's former team the indiana pacers complained an investigation was launched it found that lakers g-m rob pelinka violated the nba's anti-tampering rules for contact with george's agent george eventually from the pacers to the oklahoma city thunder... but could bolt for the lakers after this season he is pasadena lonzo ball has his own "big baller" signature sh

strom thurmond like reagan's judicial -- more than joe biden. jim baker, reagan's first chief of staff told me that having a , senate majority made all the difference in the world and in getting the economic program 1981 to the congress. without it, there would have been a small tax cut without spending reductions. probably not nearly as much of an arms buildup. and more hostility to reagan's nominees. reagan understood. with the recession going in 1982, the republican prospects in the house looked dim. did told himter , there was still in a percent chance republicans would hold the senate. it will be disastrous if we don't, reagan wrote in his diary. the canal issue on the long senate debate that kept the argument before the country through the international public radio, those were the first broadcasts of the senate doing business, helped the right to to raise moneyd and visibility, and helped develop political techniques that are with us today. the first independent spending , $16,000 from the american conservative union a pittance , compared

. >>> now that it looks like nordstrom could soon be taken private by the nor strom family, will there be a reevaluationuation of retailers in the stock market? honestly that's a dumb question. it's dump because there re-evaluation has been already been happening for weeks now i'm not talking about the come back by costco, but that stocked up another 3 bucks today or the amazing run, the stock of home depot had after it was crushed in the wake of amazon's tie up with sears to sell ken more appliances. consider the tale of dollar tree, two months ago dollar treeive at 62, now it's at 84. it made my pause and wonder, what is the threat facing this chain, gur given it was puttingp terrific numbers what was the earnings be, there's still a lot of low hanging fruit that they're going to be able to pick at family dollar i've got with that still hadn't been re-modify ld near me. this can be a great story for another year how long tjx, can someone explain how this stock is still stuck in the low 70s? somehow it dropped to the 60s. i think the stocks really only been going up because of their n

pham hits one down the middle -- cardinals extend their lead 3-1 saint louis wins 5-2 the tropical stromlief efforts keep coming in from the sports worldthis man lanny brown of "active faith sports" elisted none toher then steph curry to aid the cause active faith donated $1,000 for every 3- pointer steph made out iof 25 shots he made 18curry himself donated $100,000 to the cause plus $18,000 more for his makes for a total of $118,000 all the bay area pro teams and individual athletes as well have gotten involved through league and personal fundraisers thanks gary..brittney has the last weather.. éa significant warming trend is then forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. docent trainer: here at the american heritage museum, one word is crucial when leading tours: c-r-a-b-- crab-- communicate, respond, adjust, and above all-- be prepared. tourists will ask stupid questions;

so with ta constant flow of energy around our tropical system here, we have the potential for strom ripurrents across the coast, a lot of the famous beaches there, we do expect hazardous swimming conditions over the next several days. now, if jose wasn't enough, we have yet another tropical system and even one mind the that that we're monitoring very closely. these are tropical waves coming off the west coast of africa. this is travel depression 14 and an area that we're monitoring very closely. we have another possibly hurricane that will develop with this system and some of the long range computer models will show that moving across the bahamas and potentially impacting the east coast again. so they line up one after another, george. >> you saw the intensity of this had storm firsthand. just a rough season when it comes to these storms. >> it has been very active. >> thank you so much. >>> in the meantime, picking up the pieces of their lives after hurricane irma, two teenage brothers on the island of st. john survived that storm with almost nothing left of them. but their story has a

. >> it's difficult for outsiders to capture the mal strom that gorbachev was in.ing with him when traveling with president bush, he was depleted by what he had to deal with on every level. >> this day comes as the army is losing its role abroad and its prestige of hope and tending to blame mr. gosh clef. >> i had a call from the mayor of moscow, and while we talked about local politics he wrote on a sheet of paper that accrue was being organized against gorbachev. and i told him that, we have information that president bush wanted him to know. a crew is being organized and can happen at almost any time. first he sort of laughed and said president bush has said we're friends now, he's proved it, you did exactly what you should do. but don't worry it's not going to happen. >> in the nation that help problems solve union president, gorbachev, the vice president unite he becomes president of the soviet union. >> it was announced on television that gosh clef was ill and therefore a committee would take charge until he recovered. >> tanks reported to be heading toward m

instead of playing a game to raise money for the victims of hurrican harvey. ( darya ) the tropical stromvey relief efforts keep coming in from the sports world this man lanny brown of "active faith sports" enlisted none other then steph curry to aid the cause. active faith donated $1,000 for every 3-pointer steph made out of 25 shots. he made 18 of them. curry himself donated $100,000 to the cause. all the bay area pro teams and some individual athletes have also gotten involved through league and personal fundraisers. ( darya ) the tigers have traded detroit tigers player justin verlander to the houston astros. the tigers traded verlander for three players. the 34-year-old led the american league in strikeouts last year. he was also the runner up in the american cy young award voting. ( darya ) ( darya ) ( darya ) all signs point to apple all signs ( darya ) all signs point to apple rolling out its next i-phone in just a couple of weeks. the wall street journal reports an event is expected to happen september 12th. (tiffany) as for the latest rumors - they say the new phone will come in

the strom dumped 27-trillion gallons of rain on texas and louisiana in six days. the estimated amount of loss in dollars....75-billion. (jr stone) the devastation left behind from hurricane harvey has motivated the bay area sikh community to lend a helping hand. a trucking company in the east bay plans to hand deliver goods collected this week. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the fremont sikh temple. ella how can people donate? this temple is one of many drop off sites across the bay but the real collection effort is happening at a hayward warehouse that will host a barbeque tomorrow before another big send off this coming week. sot: karm phagur, bay star trans truck driver// "i travel quite a bit for my job so i figured why not head out there and try to make a difference." truck driver karm phagur figured he travels through texas anyway so what's another 600 miles to houston to deliver goods to flood victims?sot: karm phagur, bay star trans truck driver// "i'll probably be out there a few days extra and help out with whatever i can do and whatever they need m

germany up by a half percent some merger news with ail strom and siemens confirming the merger of the rail operations. we mentioned it yesterday. >>> oil prices are down 0.6% yesterday. flat today but holding on to that $52 a barrel level on wti. dollar board for you the dollar was higher by 0.4% yesterday. most of those gains came before janet yellen's speech. after it there wasn't much further reaction to the upside in the dollar. today there is around 0.5%. the dollar is moving higher against all of those currency pairs. the euro, yen and the british pound. being cited as that relatively hawkish line or two in janet yellen's speech. because slightly delayed reaction for currency pairs. euro has been on a slide eventually the most pronounced of those dollar strength across the board. gold prices for you, down three quarters of a percent yesterday. now to the wall street agenda, a pair of economic reports, durable goods out at 8:30 a.m. eastern, followed by pending home sales at 10:00. several fed officials are speaking today, including neel kashkari, james bullard, lael brainard and

the evacuation orders come over fears of high tides and dangerous strom surge. this comes after maria devastated the caribbean as a category 5 storm earlier this month. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... several people are sick after drinking soda laced with meth. hear the warning for people traveling to mexico. and a scary scene as a bus nearly misses kids walking on a sidewalk. we'll show you what happened. plus... good news for commuters. road conditions in the bay area are getting better. we'll tell you about the new report after the break. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ and made it liberating. we took safe, an

20-25 years on the supreme court if i'm confirmed and mitch mcconnell scoffed and said, "no, think strom thurmond." >> [laughter] justice bolick: so, who knows? in any event, this is obviously, you know, this is obviously part of the calculus now for the u.s. supreme court. the second reason why the appointment of justices is more consequential than ever is that the science of predicting judicial opinions and judicial philosophies has grown better than it ever was in the past. both abraham lincoln and franklin delano roosevelt tried to pack the u.s. supreme court. in lincoln's case, he was trying to pack the court to uphold his controversial executive orders during the civil war, and roosevelt of course was trying to pack the court to uphold the new deal. but both of them failed ultimately because they appointed justices who were very independent, very unpredictable, and often went in different directions. richard nixon, the same thing. but it has been a long time since a president has nominated a justice who did not live up to his expectations for that justice. in fact, the most recent

george wallace or strom thurmond.ne who is clearly not part of the system. not been part of the republican party and is willing to go at odds with the people who lead it. we've seen that time and time again. we saw again just last night with the steve bannon interview that the former adviser to the president still pretty much in his camp. plans a war on republican establishment characters in next year's election. so i think people misunderstood independent to mean something that i didn't mean it to mean. i meant someone not part of the two parties. that doesn't mean he's not conservative or hasn't worked with republicans or advanced a conservative agenda. he has chosen to govern mainly from the right so far but you know better than i do. a lot of republicans would not consider him to be one of their own. >> so i thought about this comment that sarah palin made after the 2008 campaign and she said i'm so happy to be unshackled from my pesky advisers. i thought people might have received the word unshackled or unhinged

i recall in 1993 after i was leaving the first bush of i received a call from senator strom thurmond who was ranking judiciary committee and i was ready to go back to california and practice law. he says i needed to be my staff director and armed services. charleston naval shipyard was on that -- and i accepted the invitation to go back to the armed services committee. i should have learned my lesson that someone asked you to chair brac you say no when you move on but it didn't and started in 2005 and i just want to build on what lucian said. it's been if brac is authorized to take place in 2020 when that will be 16 years since the last brac and think about the changes that have taken place instruments in the army combat air wings brigades changes in technology emergency technology and how that impacts our defense establishment changing the threat environment if we still have the same footprint. at the same time there's really a brac going but it's a brac on the radar screen kind of scope brac. they are limited in terms of closing military bases but the air force because it touches v

steve) following his visit to naples, the president seemed to backtrack on his comments about the stromseen worse storms in the past. ( pam ) tonight, democrats have their own child care plan ... it is an alternative to the one being pushed by the white house. they are calling it the "child care for working families act". it focuses on reducing costs for low to moderate income familes ... and boosting pay for child care providers. one of the key features- it calls for universal access to pre-school programs for all 3 and 4- year-olds. ( pam ) the proposal from the white house takes a different approach. it allows parents to deduct some of the costs from their income taxes. in alameda... the alameda point community is still being advised by the city to not drink the tap water. though on wednesday the advisory

obviously he is monitoring the situation but as you can see, this is just turned into a male strom here in naples. this water is coming downsideways, the wind gusts have gotten really intense here drew and it's not just the intensity, it's the duration, like it doesn't end as chad was telling john berman, hopefully they're in the fourth quarter but these quarters are hours long and it's got to be raising the level of anxiety of the people up in that shelter. what are you seeing in terms of how they're coming together and how they're processing what's about to come their way? >> reporter: well, everybody's trying to stick together, trying to share food. we've seen a lot of people here. they're all in the same boat, right? nothing brings people together like terrible tragedy, so they're all trying to work with each other. we are currently at a hotel which is just filled with evacuees and the power is at, has been out. people are congregating in the lobby. power cell phones is starting to run dry on some of these folks. they're losing all their communication and what you see a lot more of

coming up the tropical strom harvey relief efforts keep coming in from the sports worldthis man lanny "active faith sports" elisted none toher then steph curry to aid the cause active faith donated $1,000 for every 3- pointer steph made out iof 25 shots he made 18curry himself donated $100,000 to the cause plus $18,000 more for his makes for a total of $118,000 all the bay area pro teams and individual athletes as well have gotten involved through league and personal fundraisers the lakers have been fined $500,000 for tampering with star forward paul georgemagic johnson got himself in a little hot water a couple of weeks ago with joking comments he made on "jimmy kimmel live" about trying to convince george to come to the lakers george's former team the indiana pacers complained an investigation was launched it found that lakers g-m rob pelinka violated the nba's anti-tampering rules for contact with george's agent george eventually was traded from the pacers to the oklahoma city thunder... but could bolt for the lakers after this season he is from nearby pasadena lonzo ball has his o

(grant) irm'a eye has finally left florida and exited the state as a weak tropical strom - with 50 mile per hour wind speeds. rescue efforts are currently underway for those who stayed to wait out the storm. and for those looking to return to there homes in florida... can't get home due to flooded streets and bridges. the miami international airport remains closed today - but hopes to tomorrow. the cost of hurricane irma has yet to be one estimate already showing it will top hurricane katrina... kristen holmes is standing by live in naples, florida... where people there are now starting to clean up after irma. as florida assesses the extensive damage from irma... residents are still facing a two-front threat. first, the storm surge remaining a major issue for parts of the state. jacksonville faced severe flooding as the city was pounded with unforgiving rain and wind. officials warning residents that even as the storm clears... dangerous conditions remain. lenny curry/jacksonville mayor: "we had mandatory evacuations in a, b, low-lying areas. mobile homes, manufacturing homes. recent da

day yesterday and are expected to continue heading into the long weekend. ( tiffany ) the tropical stromvey relief efforts keep coming in from the sports world this man lanny brown of "active faith sports" enlisted none other then steph curry to aid the cause. active faith donated $1,000 for every 3-pointer steph made out of 25 shots. he made 18 of them. curry himself donated $100,000 to the cause. all the bay area pro teams and some individual athletes have also gotten involved through league and personal fundraisers. ( lydia ) coming up i will show you how people are keeping cool around the bay area.( james ) your bay area forecast is next. . (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ( darya ) our top story this morning... dangerous, hot weather is hitting the bay area today... and it will continue throught the labor day weekend. ( tiffany ) thi

happened to have brad win strom on the field that day. he was first one to come to my side.tor, but decorated army ranger who served in combat. one of his roles and missions was to take care of people wounded before they went off on the helicopter to get prepared. who would have thought god would put brad out there on the field with me, because the tourniquet he applied, many will tell you, saved my life so i could make it to the hospital in time with all the blood loss. brad, where are you at? >> right down front. [applause] [inaudible]. once i arrived at medstar hospital i was a little bit out of it at that point but luckily i ended up in therusted hand of dr. jack sava, and his great team over at medstar. they gave me a second chance at life. and, through many, many surgeries where my life was truly in the balance a few of those, they did a wonderful job to insure i was well-taken care of, ultimately made it through to that point, so i could get through dr. golden and his team put me back again. which was quite a task, to the point where i'm able to relearn how to walk ag