stuart, take it away. stuart: dagen, thank you very much, indeed. today we cover an impending weather disaster. hurricane harvey, here it comes. good friday morn, everyone. this is a financial program, but this hurricane is a human story. the people of south texas face a strengthening storm that will bring an unimaginable deluge of rain, and it'll stick around to drench louisiana as well. it is the biggest storm to hit america in a dozen years. follow it with us throughout the program today. we're watching those refineries on the gulf coast for the supply and price of gasoline. and we're watching out for you, our viewers, who face a very tough weekend in that part of the country. this, too, is breaking as we speak, a barnstorming tour for president trump. he's on the stump for tax cuts just like ron reagan. he starts next wednesday in springfield, missouri. it's now a hands-on, all-out push for the centerpiece of the trump growth agenda. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: well, you're looking at a happen of the race in the gulf of mex

stuart: u.s.rd debt just be a record high that with that back in 2008 at the time the financial system is on the verge of collapse. we now have as much credit card debt outstanding as we did back in 2008. mike, is that a danger signal? >> it is not. when you point to just to does make him anything that happened in late 2007 or early 2008 was bad because it preceded a huge financial collapse in the market. i would argue that it shows people are confident in the economy that people are willing to spend because they no longer just a getting part-time jobs. they get real jobs, paying jobs so they go out and spend money which has a trickle-down effect throughout the entire economy. trade to look at this. four minutes into the trading session down 30 points. we've not done many people who think there is a serious fullback coming. we are at a plateau before we start to move higher again. the collective opinion around this table. a long time since we thought in a correction and we are not looking at it as

stuart: thank you, lisa. >> thanks stuart. have a great day. stuart: look at this.superstar, neymar. he is brazilian. joan by one man. he is joining a soccer team in paris. he is leaving barcelona. the transfer fee? $260 million. you would be astonished what the man makes per week. >>> next the house and senate in session together 12 days between now and debt ceiling deadline. we're asking a question, do they have enough time to get everything done? in my opinion no. >>> tesla currently losing less money than expected. one hedge fund giant warns the model 3 will be a cash drain on the company. tech inside are gene munster gives us his take on that. >>> president trump heading to west virginia for a rally. our special coverage starts 7:00 tonight eastern with lou dobbs. we got you covered. this is the second hour of hourf "varney & company." ♪ potsch: you each drive a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm go

stuart: okay.wishes to them all. art, thanks very much. >> thank you. stuart: now, let's see where we are. we're going to be bringing you all through the david owe as dramatic as this. this is -- video as dramatic as this. this is dickinson, texas. that's a live shot -- yes, it is. that is a live picture right there. it's still coming down by the bucket load. that's extraordinary. all right, we'll be back. more video like this and an update on the market. nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] mmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back, neck and shoulders. kohler is an expert in bathing, so you can count on a deep soaking exper

stuart: why?an truck buyers, when they, i mean i guess there already have been ownership changes for jeep. american truck buyers, will they want to buy, untested so far. a chinese truck, will that sell well in america? stuart: how about bud wisers? >> right. stuart: the parent company is a belgian company. has bud sales gone down because of that? >> that is an excellent point. they have market shares of issues in the u.s. i don't know when you saw a bottle of budweiser. i saw one on the golf course. they replaced the budweiser with america and looked like a flag wrapped around bud wisers. i think they're struggling with market share. stuart: that is a fair point. talk about walmart. they seem to be emerging as a principle competitor of amazon. walmart is expanding the online grocery delivery service to two more cities, okay, it is an expansion, and that thing on the screen is a blimp. they have a patent for it. it's a blimp. it would house drones that fly out from the blimp and deliver directly to

stuart: yes it should. >> stuart varney.e. maria it is yours. >> welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast," i'm maria bartiromo in for neil cavuto. president trump facing fallout for going off script again. is all this reaction a distraction to the economic again today. we go off to the right off the bat eric mcpike, former trump transition team member and cincinnati mayor ken blackwell. what are your thoughts. all of this noise and upset around the president s this once again getting in the way of the agenda? >> absolutely.

stuart: okay.t have to ask you about the scaramucci ouster, was that a preview of what's to come from general kelly because it looks like general kelly said, you're fired? >> i don't think you can count one day to another in this administration. we do have a president who is very focused on his mission to make america great again. he's going to make changes continuously if necessary to make promise to the american people. stuart: katrina, i'm going to read a tweet we received from the president, it says corporations have never made as much money as they have making now, thank you stuart varney. can you confirm that the president of the united states watches this poor immigrant fresh off the boat? >> the president does watch your show. he's a big fan. that's great if you got a tweet. i think it's wonderful. the president is committed to this. he talked about the stock market, something the mainstream media doesn't want to focus on. the folks at home feel -- they know that this president is committed

stuart: really? >> no. stuart: why not?e things are changing and rethinking just like everybody else. here's what i don't like about the universal basic income. i like the idea that we can take care of everybody, and we ought to as a nation. what i don't like is to divide society into those who work and earn their income and those who don't work and still get an income. i don't see that as healthy, i don't see that as fair, and i see that as a prescription for trouble down the road. here's my suggestion. when we have technological change like robots, computers, let the work day be shortened. make everybody work to do their fair share and participate in the benefits of technology with a shorter workweek for everybody so nobody gets an income without working, and no one works without getting an income. that would be a better way to take care of people than what we do now which is use technology to make a lot of profits for people, throw a lot of people out of work and then be surprised when they're at each other. stuart: do y

, stuart.s; bring an um principle a la, it's going to rain, don't look at the sun during an eclipse. forget about that. this is serious stuff. >> listen, i hope i'm wrong. i hope people get mad at me, but right now the national hurricane center is saying this could be catastrophic. stuart: janice dean, everyone. i'm sure we'll be checking in first thing tomorrow morning. >> i'll be here. stuart: okay. we'll have more "varney" after y this. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. . . . . stuart: this is developing as story of the day whether financial or the news, it is with about the weather. this hurricane is upgraded to category 3 heading for texas coast. >> there is nothing to push the storm in any direction. it will linger. category 3. wind from 111 to 129 miles per hour. devastating damage. that is the listing for a cat-3. liz: u.s. refining capacity is in this region. the heart of the u.s. oil a

stuart: rapidly.to leader of democratic party. >> they're calling on barack obama to come back, barack obama fits more into the leftist side of political spectrum than hillary clinton. liz: it's a disaster. >> it is. new deal, better deal for america, doesn't mean anything. liz: very memorable. >> bringing a better deal for everyone. stuart: katie pavlich is so glad she stuck around. >> see you soon. stuart: thank you, katie. coming up more than 40 inches of rain has been dumped over parts of southeast texas. more to come. we'll take you our reporters waist-deep in rising water. we'll take you there. one state senator says the state deserved it because the state voted for president trump. i am not making this up. we'll deal with it next. (con artists...) they'll try anything to get your medicare card number. so they can steal your identity, commit medicare fraud. what can you do? guard your card? guard your card? just like your credit card. nobody gets my number, unless i know they should have it. to

stuart: okay. my g as a kid... and were pumped to open my own salon. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. ask your doctor about lyrica. nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold

stuart: yes.ppealing to the states, especially that donald, president trump won, if you think about michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, those states where you have these hard-working folks, and in the midwest in this country, i really don't see her appeal there. i also think that the fact that the democratic party is moving farther to the left is not what the american people want in terms of getting things done to help create more jobs, infrastructure, security at home. stuart: yeah, that is one of the, i think that is one of the untold stories about american politics today, which is, the really sharp-edged shift among democrats to the left. i have barely heard a word from what might call a centrist democrat. it is untold story. thanks for bringing it to our attention. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: no, the interview is not over. i'm just throwing you an easy shot. i thought you wanted to knock that thing out of the park? >> i think you're right. the whole issue if you look at the state of massachusetts, yo

stuart: don't be such a stranger. jared: any time, stuart. stuart: a feel-good story, it is.tate player, wide receiver, standing toddes miami miami dolphins training camp, red, ready to work and will work for free. tomorrow find out his story and if he got a job because he is on this program. that's tomorrow. serious note, secretary of defense james mattis warns north korea, any action that could lead to the end of it, north korea regime. white house sebastian gorka up t today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. . . . . genital yeast infections, increased bad

stuart: got it. mr. bolton, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: yes, sir.as used ebay to send money to the u.s. tell me how it works. liz: yeah. they basically uncovered a shadow network where terrorists basically sell fake computer printers or fake goods on ebay. then they have their terrorist sponsors overseas in syria, pay them via paypal. but it is fake. they're apparently fake computer printers and like. they arrested this guy a year ago and discovered this network using ebay and paypal could spread from the uk to bangladesh. similar to how the, you know, terrorists are using freight cargo on airplane to deliver plastic explosive parts in sydney, australia for terrorists to blow up the bomb. the fear this is worldwide. that they have uncover ad new way for terrorists to fund themselves over ebay and paypal. the fear this will be used for potential terror attack in the u.s. and thwarted another one. the guy is in custody in maryland. stuart: thank you very much. liz: sure. stuart: an uber investor filed a lawsuit against the former ceo of uber travis ka

stuart, take it away. stuart: north korea, is this the black swan event that ends the bull market's run? good morning, everyone. first let's give you the sequence of events here. news breaks that north korea has missile that could reach america. the president in no uncertain terms threatens fire and fury and kim jong un promptly threatens to attack the american base on guam. that is war talk. now what? the blame game has begun. china failed and the diplomatic approach from clinton, bush and obama also failed. the criticism of president trump has started, senator feinstein doesn't like his bombastic language. senator schumer calls it reckless. overall sense of shock. america is waking up to something that we have not seen before, rogue state with sophisticated nuke and america's president responds, in the nuclear era this is unique. financial reaction is unfolding. there has been a flight to safety, investors buying gold and u.s. treasuries and some selling of stocks. this market is like likely to move. on

stuart: no worries. in the right place at the right time it is you on multiple occasions. your daughter float by, that is really something. >> she is in a good spot apparently. stuart: you continue with that and we will keep you on screen and see what you are up to. i am going to break away, i have a question about being proud to be an american is what kind of america we are. you are on the spot. i am really unhappy with the coastal elites and their nasty snarky comments about the good people of texas. you live in new york. where are you in this, where do you stand? >> i would like to think it was not the elites, a small minority like every fringe group. i would like to think i heard that gentleman talking about how texans come together in tragedy, i would like to think americans come together in tragedy, there are lots of folks in texas from other states, we know louisiana has opened up its emergency teams, i would be there quite candidly right now but the airports are closed, i was a volunteer 9/11 for

stuart: you're kidding me? >> no. stuart: mud crutch.this brings me radioshack changed name to the shack and we all know what happened with radioshack. i agree with liz 100%, dunkin donuts is on iconic brand. no coincidence that they changed in california. [laughter] stuart: this is why you watch the show. serious stuff. fedex, this is important, fedex is going to drop holiday sircharges for most orderers. what exactly are they doing? >> home delivery. if you are wanting fedex delivery, november 20th and december 24th, christmas eve, you won't get hit with fedex sircharge, they want to undercut ups. ups is going to raise sircharges to more money. what a play by fedex, deliveries double to what more than 25 million in december. stuart: interestingly. ups is up and fedex is down. liz: interesting. >> ups is going to generate 10 to $20 million in that one month in surcharges. stuart: question which car travels furthest on a single charge? i would think it was tesla. ashley: no. they tested the chevy, 250 miles before it ran out of juice and

stuart: i'm stuart varney in for lou dobbs who is on vacation.e from texas and louisiana are affected by flood watches and warnings from hurricane harvey. 14,000 people have been forced into temporary shelters. fox news correspondent matt finn is in houston with the latest. reporter: we have another heartbreaking devastating scene to show you. this neighborhood is slowly being flooded. we watched multiple families rescued from their homes by boat. families with children and dogs. we watched them be rescued from their home by a boat. what is running through your mind? >> at first we thought if it was street level we would stay home. but the electric test went out, so we decided to leave. reporter: i'm worried my garage is not properly closed. reporter: what does it look like to see your house and everything you worked for? >> i live here for 35 years. reporter: did you know this storm was coming in did you expect watters like this to hit your neighborhood? >> i lived here for 35 years and this is the first i experienced. reporter: you are leaving

miss stuart varney, he is in for lou dobbs. reporter: good evening, i am stuart varc varney in for lou dobbs who on vacation, two breaking stories tonight, north korea firing a intercontinental ballistic missile over japan. the white house response is expected any moment. stock futures are way down. more than 100 points lower for dow jones, other big story, millions of texas residents are stlu struggling with record-shattering rain, rising rivers and floodwaters, 8 least 8 people have died as a result of the slow moving storm, torrential rain to continue over parts of texas and louisiana over next several days, with catastrophic flooding expected to worsen, fox report trace gallagher in houston with our report. reporter: in texas alone up to 50 countries are told to expect up to 50 inches of rain by thursday, two feet has fallen in houston area since weekend. in all, harvey so far has produced 9 trillion gallons of water. with the catastrophic flooding and mandatory evacuations, officials in houston say that situation remains v

stuart: precisely.t there, liz. >>> fallout from charlottesville, is that controversy hurting us overseas? that is a fair question. i think it is hurting us domestically. how about overseas? form u.n. ambassador to the united nations john bolton joins us now. mr. ambassador, is our standing getting hurt what is happening in the aftermath of the charlottesville comments? >> well i think, in terms of the image of the united states, obviously there is a downside to it, there is no way to get around it but i think in terms of dealing with the u.s. government while other nations pay very close attention to what is happening, it doesn't really affect the government, government relations. i think historical evidence bears that out. even in the depths of watergate, foreign countries still treated the nixon administration as it was, president of the united states. but, i do think that there ought to be a high priority at the white house to clarify the president's remarks here. and to move on from it, because it

stuart: maybe.r] stuart: stuart you're bearish on everything, i take it you're bearish on snap? >> i'm a tree farmer. stuart: i'm the tree farmer. >> apple is going to buy you. stuart: i'm for sale, by the way. if apple has the money, i'm for sale. another ipo that lots its sizzle, blue apron. i forget what it went public at. >> 10 dollars. 10%, got up to 11, fell to close around 10. down 35%. about a week ago a bunch of analysts say it's probably a buydown here. stuart: i will not buy it? >> i wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot pole. stuart: president trump wants to end what he calls bailouts for the health insurers, could cost millions health care coverage. you're familiar with the story, liz? >> the bad news when republicans took office early in the year already they were threatening to undermine obamacare with this basically taking money back from the insurers, money that made them whole and cause them to stay in the exchange. so as a result what should be a problem for democrats has become a prob

stuart: i am stuart varn varneyn for lou dobb, the remnant of harvey made a second landfall on the texas-louisiana state line this morning, bringing more punishing rain to both states this time, it is texas cities of beaumont and port arthur underwater. forcing nation's largest oil refiner to shut down, fox news contract steve hai harrigan in t -- texas. reporter: you get towns surrounded by water, many are headed to the lake 16 miles away, population is 10,000, right now, it is cut off. lone star state sharing in harvey's misery, storm focusing energy to gulf communities around beaumont, near where it made landfall overnight, port arthur mayor said that the entire stathe encity surge wate. -- is underwater. >> they were in water for up to 24 hours, tensions were at a high level when i came into the familiar from relatives and volunteers who came to try to tick them out. reporter: family members posting on social media, photos with looking for help. across east texas, touching acts of kindness and bravery, these men, trapped for hours in trees, and this human chain to help a pregnant welcom -- wom

stuart: well said. >> may seem like common sense but it isn't always, stuart. stuart: dr.te today harvey, best buy is apologizing for price gouging during the storm. best buy raised the price of bottled water, was it? ashley: yeah, this happened last friday. the storm was coming in. the social media lit up because of someone taking this picture and showing $42 for a case of desani water, anywhere 10 to 25 bucks. best buy said it was a big mistake. stuart: 25 bucks. >> it wasn't $42. best buy said what happened was they don't sell water but they were going to put it in the store and employee decided to take the bottle and multiply by the number of bottles in there giving absolutely no discount for the case. they said their systems don't have -- there's no price system in place for water so they immediately realized what the mistake was and rectified it but then it was already out in social media and they were accused of price gouging, they apologized profuse i will saying it was a huge mistake and happened on that particular friday. stuart: good example of social media doin

stuart: stuart by the way. varney.t there, james clapper, questioning the president's fitness to be in the oval office. how about that? calling the president's rally in arizona last night downright disturbing. laura trump, the president's daughter-in-law, will respond in our next hour. ♪ potsch: you each drive a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. jim: aluminum is great for a lot of things, but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame.

initially, his chain of command, he would report to jeb stuart. he had a direct shot to stuart. once stuart was mortally wounded at yellow tavern, he reported directly to robert e. lee. it's the only instance i can think of where a colonel reported directly without anyone in between to robert e. lee as far as his operations. but mosby did it his way. what do i mean by that? when mosby had enough men to go from being what he called mosby's conglomerates, that would have been january 1863 to the 9th of june 1863, when he operated not as a formal unit with no other blessing from anyone other than the fact that he was in charge of this group of people, until the 10th of june 1863, when he formalized his command by forming company a, the 43rd virginia company army. and when he was about to form that unit, jeb stuart told him don't call them partisan rangers. don't call yourself rangers. that's a word that has kind of fallen into ill repute at this point. call yourself mosby's regulars. mosby did not listen to that guidance. stuart also told him you will have elections. when you form

stuart lubbock in 20 dellacqua 2017. stuart lubbock in 20 dellacqua 2017.ears earlier. no charges were ever brought. essex police admitted the arrest was unlawful. the arresting officer was not fully briefed. but they said any other officer in place at the time could have made that arrest. the designated officer who we know, the only one qualified to make the arrest, was stuck in traffic. mrjustice stuart smith said ina traffic. mrjustice stuart smith said in a court that since nobody present could have made that arrest lawfully, mr barrymore was entitled to what he called more than nominal damages. you asked what that means, mr barrymore was looking for £2.5 million in compensation. essex police says he should get £1. exactly how much he will get will be decided at a later date. mr barrymore says he is relieved that thejudge has barrymore says he is relieved that the judge has found barrymore says he is relieved that thejudge has found he could not and would not have been lawfully arrested, but in a statement essex police said that the judgment today shoul

basically in a nut schell, stuart's flanking expedition is a failure. he masses -- puts nine of his guns under john pelham on the northern end of the confederate line you can see a few guns there and what they run into is about 50 union artillery pieces. pelham's guns are deployed for less than 15 minutes before they're driven away and stuart reports back to jackson and says, yeah, this ain't gonna happen, can't do it, sorry. the union line is too strong, too close to the potomac river. we don't have room to maneuver and get around the end of the union line. they are so massed, they have so much artillery, an attack for us is going to be suicide. so lee puts that off and the battle on the northern end of the battlefield comes to an end. the confederate army has lost one out of every three soldiers, the union army loses 25% but robert e. lee does not decide to leave. on the night of september 17, he brings up as many of his stragglers as he possibly can perhaps hoping that he can gain something new the next day and that is what he is going to try. rememb

stuart: very powerful on wall street, david, tesla could run out of cash making the model 3. that's what you're referring to, isn't it? >> that would be a pretty happy marriage if they need cash,

basically, in a nutshell, stuart's flanking expedition is a failure. he masses -- puts nine of his guns deters john pelham on the northern end of the confederate line. you can see a few guns there. and what they run into is about 50 union artillery pieces. pelh pelham's guns are deployed for about 15 minutes before they're driven away and stuart reports back to jackson, yeah, this isn't going to happen, can't do it, sorry. the union line is too strong on the northern end of the battlefield, too close to the potomac river. we don't have enough room to maneuver and get around the right end of the union line. they are so massed, they have so much artillery that an attack for us is going to be suicide. so, lee puts that off, and the battle on the northern end of the battlefield comes to an end. by the end of september 17th, the confederate army has lost nearly one out of every three soldiers that it fought with, that it began the day with on the 17th. the union army loses about 25% of its men. but of course, as we know, robert e. lee does not decide to lea

jeb stuart, stonewall jackson, james long street. division commander jonathan walker, responsible for fighting in the west woods, he is in the right. one of the brigades along to robin ransom. afternoon, in the ransom and walker art sitting together in the west woods, using the terrain to conceal their numbers. notem received a saying to attack and mask his troops. walker looks at this and says this is not right. according to walker, what happened is that stonewall jackson had ordered walker to wait to attack until jeb stuart could turn the enemy's right, get around right end of the enemy line, keep the union troops occupied their, and then we would send his forces straight at the union army on the northern end of the battlefield. walker discusses this with long straight. long street says he does not realize jackson was trying to do that. jackson is surely trying to do something on the northern end of the battlefield in conjunction with jeb stuart. it is interesting to note the 17, ifday of september we look at the holy trinity of th

that could change now that the fairfax county school board has voted to rename jeb stuart high school. it was named after a confederate general. northern virginia borough chief peggy fox reports there's a movement underway to rename the school after a young african-american n.woma some bigger impact on history than stuart. >> i want to name it barbara rose jones. >>reporter: when barbara rose jones made history she was a-year-older than longmeyer who a rising sophomore. >> when she was 17-year-old she led a walk out to protest segregated schools. >> barbara jones led that walk out to protest the poor conditions at her all black school. >> this walk out ended up where she was part of a lawsuit that was one of the main lawsuits that ended up going -- >> for all the suits it was the first one led by a student. >> kayla's father ken longmeyer explains how important her protest was in the fight for integration and civil rights. >> took it to the naacp and they put their heads together and said why don't we sue for integrated schools and that was the first of five suits that you hear about.

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stuart: live with it. neil: the bottom line is this, look at all of the things that have trickled through and started to happen, that for someone like you maybe warrant some worry which is why i'm leading my show with indications that warrant some worry. stuart: so i'm done. >> sounds like he is whining, stu. neil: i'm whining a little bit. i can see all the tvs going click. let me give you an update where we stand here. stuart, thank you very, very much, i didn't mean to overindulge there but i'm getting sort of a feeling but maybe i'm whining about this whole issue but i'm not so confident we'll get these tax cuts and a cowell of developments have sort of molded together in the recent days that have me worrying. first "the new york times," president trump, senator mitch mcconnell, republican leader, they have not spoken in weeks. the last phone call was a decent system i had italian relatives with more polite phone calls. president trump taking a shot at arizona senator jeff flake, calling him weak on cr

the fairfax school board voted to change the name of stuart high and a new superintendent is guiding the process to pick a new name. in his interview, superintendent scott treebranch tells borough chief meagan fox how he intends to keep the peace. >> the motion passes. [cheers and applause] >> the day after the school board voted to change the name of jeff stuart high school, superintendent scott laid out a swift time table for picking a new name. >> why was it important to move so quickly next day with this? >> people can accept a yes. people can accept a no. but they want a decision and they want to understand the rationale behind it. >> watching what was happening in charlottesville, how does that affect what we do here? >> i think we have to reflect on that. i think it's a conversation we're having that we were already having in fairfax county. >> can we learn from what happened in charlottesville? >> we've got to continue to be a place where we allow voices to be heard, but we're clear that we are not going to create an environment where hatred rules the day. i do think charlott

have never made as much money as they are making money, that was my script, by the way, thank you stuart

. >> the civil rights organization says that corey stuarts remarks in the wake of the charlottesvilleviolence are damaging to the country. >> northern julie carey reports now, groups might not feel welcome this. >> neo-nazis and white nationalists taking most of the blames for the violence in charlottesville. they say that's not fair, like the president he so admires, stuart insists the blame should fall on both sides. >> the president did exactly the right thing by calling out and condemning the racist activity down there, but also condemning the violence by both the extremes. >> the naacp says those weren't only in bolden white nationalists and could encourage them to bring their protest to prince william. they uz accused stuart to care more about his campaign than for the increasingly diverse prince william county community. >> that's why today the naacp staged a news conference calling on the chairman to resign. >> i sto cannot be a leader for all people, i suggest that it is time for him to step down. >> stuart as usual, punching back. >> the naacp has become a tool of the far le

apart from jermaine blackwood, the lights were taking effect and so was stuart from cook but minutesg one, stuart broad, 38ath wicket in test the second in england‘s all—time list, ahead of ian england won the test match at 8:56pm. it was excellent and poignant. the west indies once set the world standard in test matches. they had lost 19 wickets in one day. the teams shook handsthe pink ball feeling better all the time. england won the test match at 8:56pm. it was excellent and poignant. the west indies once set the world standard in test matches. they had lost 19 wickets in one day. the teams night experiment, i think the ground here and the people of birmingham really try to make it work. joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston. it‘s time to pop out of the room if you don‘t want to know today‘s premier league results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. jose mourinho‘s men have scored eight goals in two games at the start of the season after another a—nil win, with manchester united beating swansea today. the other premier league results... arsenal were beaten by stoke city whilst

stuart: 22,000.trial average will be very, very close to 22,000. please remember on election day, it was 18,000. so from november the 8th, 18,000 to august the 1st, you got from 18 to 22,000. not bad. steve: you know what, stuart? i've been watching some of the other channels, and there appears to be an embargo on good news about the economy on the other channels. stuart: well, you have to ignore the swamp. the rest of the media is concentrating on the swamp. the scaramucci saga, et cetera, et cetera. russia, russia, russia. you get it all the time. they're ignoring -- and president trump was quite right to point this out. they're ignoring some very good news on the economy. we now have a burst of enthusiasm and optimism on the state of the economy. number one, 22,000 of the dow industrial average. what does that tell you? number two, we've got a timeline on tax cuts. detailsin september, house votes in october, senate votes in november. if the republicans get it together, that's not a bad timeline.

almost as much as stuart varney and just like stuart varney, the company is in doing anything with itopens that. the difference with apple is it is held hostage abroad. varney is just cheap. a little more after this. is this a phone? or a little internet machine? [ phone ringing ] hi mom. it makes you wonder... shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. [ laughing ] so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. call or go to xfinitymobile.com introducing xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. >> fox con is going to spend $10 billion in wisconsin is other places and the $10 billion will end up being $30 billion. they make the iphones for apple and others and it is a truly incredible company. neil: a big play in wisconsin, the apple conference call, and more activity in this country with a direct part. you could imagine the interest in incentivizing that money back. political reporter, charli

talking about the pursuit, stuart is talking about getting more troops to follow up the success. the confederate army is looking to grab that initiative in no man man's land, and take it and turn it in their favor. this is the situation on the end of the battlefield. you can see the confederate battle line is starting to coalesce. he's even bring up soldiers that had been engaged in the morning's battle and once again bringing them to the north, trying to do whatever he possibly can to take this initiative back. you'll see the union army is also amassing troops on the northern end, pbut the confederate army is also doing something new, trying to take the initiative back. here's what james longstreet had to say. he said the union's aggression suggested an opportunity for the confederates. and i ordered mcclause and walker to prepare to assault. hood was back in position with his brigrades and jackson was reported on his way. if our columns could be masked and in good numbers, pressing severely upon a single point, it would give the enemy much trouble and might cut him in two and b

the fairfax school board voted to change the name of stuart high and a new superintendent is guidingthe process to pick a new name. in his interview, superintendent scott treebranch tells borough chief meagan fox how he intends to keep the peace. >> the motion passes. [cheers and applause] >> the day after the school board voted to change the name of jeff stuart high school, superintendent scott laid out a swift time table for picking a new name. >> why was it important to move so quickly

stuart broad wa5 stuart broad was taken. very good. minutes later, the big one.nt victory. the west indies once set the world standard in test matches. they lost 19 wickets in one day, the teams 5hook hands miles apart. we know there was reinvestment and restructuring going on in the caribbean. that will not help the west indies. there are two more to go. they will be conventional matches. a5 for the day—night match, i think that the people really tried to make it work. a fantastic effort from the whole squad. the way we batted a5 a side was fantastic. the application we showed. we took it from the last two games into this one. it is about continuing to do that. we wa nt it is about continuing to do that. we want to be more consistent. in the premier league, manchester united fans may well have their heads in the clouds after another impressive performance. liverpool also won, but arsenal came un5tuck at stoke. adam wild has the details. football is rarely straightforward. but it can look that way if you are doing well. 24—0 victory so far, manchester united are

. —— stuart broad.er that, the west indies piled environs, they scored quickly, number in the advantage, by determining when had bowled them out, there were 160 runs ahead. a significant advantage, and pressure on this england batting line—up. they have not been firing over this summer, and this isjudgments time with the ashes coming up, an important afternoon i head for england. white may could see the disappointment on stuart broad's face. ben stokes on his best behaviour. he will have to be. when he swore yesterday, it was picked up bya he swore yesterday, it was picked up by a microphone and he was given a new reprimand and a demerit point. some debate about whether you should be punished for swearing in frustration in sport, but if he picks up one more of these demerit points, he will miss a test match. not good news for england, a key player with bat and ball, that he goes into the ashes, you feel that australia might try to wind him up. england will not want him missing any of those test matches,