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richard fowler radio show host is here an kristen tate contributor to the hill., i'll start with you first. as we continue to watch the vice president on the ground there, we saw him picking up the mess and jumping right in along with his wife karen to help out. some nice moments in all of this. >> yeah. no, i'm so happy to see pence doing that. i think the trump administration has done a phenomenal job dealing with this crisis. offering support, doing anything they can to help people in the houston and surrounding area. texans appreciate that. they appreciate the aid. but here's the thing. there tends to be a mind set in texas that is government is not the solution to all of life's problems. so while federal aid and while leadership from the highest levels of government is great, texans are doing a lot more to help other texans than any federal government agency ever could. people down here tend to be very independent, hard working people. they know how to help each other out. it's beautiful to see. i'm a proud texan. i think the rest of america can take a page

manners in mississippi and we would not be in this room without graciousness of lieutenant governor tate reeves. >> thank you, thank you, what a privilege to be here in the mississippi capitol and particularly in the old supreme court chambers that hold senate appropriations committee and senate financing committee during legislative committee lt do i want to welcome everybody with mississippi book festival. our state is blessed with writer that is tell our story and festival is a chance to show off talents. the world would be lack if sister lived in the post office or a meaningful relationship with a boy and a dog could be, countless other writers have captured not only the mississippi experience on paper but documented the human condition for the world to read. while we celebrate success story, the festival shines a light on the next generation of mississippi writers like andy thomas who is still at number one in "the new york times" best seller list. [applause] >> absolutely. seeing young authors shows that they can also reach their dreams. it's also by the way a unique opportunity fo

kristen tate, good to see you. cheryl: kind of the rudy giuliani out of arizona, really cleaned on the area. lauren: big retailers coming together to fight in the sun. tracee carrasco joining with the headlines. good morning, tracee. >> good morning. wal-mart is the largest world retailer in google the most popular search engine teaming up to take an amazon to take an amazon page shoppers to choose from hundreds of thousands of wal-mart products through the google express website which is the online shopping marketplace that includes retailers like target and costco. do this through the mobile app or voice activated google home which is like amazon .co. the partnership will be available to shoppers in late september. this is the first time wal-mart will be offering the chance for people to shop outside of its own website. lauren: voice back to beijing right now. >> move over alexa. lauren: shares being marked down by some mutual fund companies. >> cents per share stock publicly commit mutual fund companies estimate

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patient subject of giacometti, who, if you know his work, and there is an exhibition currently at the tatethe work. he got very famous for the whittled—down sculptures, trying to get to the essence of humanity in an absurd world. stanley tucci being the impish character actor that he is doesn't really concentrate on the dark heart of the work, more the struggle of the artist and the pain that it is to sit for that artist because he can't make up his mind when his work is finished, if ever. so here is armie hammer playing james lord trying to work out how long he should book his vacation for. the end of the week. yeah. 0h, isee. i could change it again. i would like to know, you know, how many days do you need? oh, i don't know, i think it would be great to work for another week. a week? a week, yes, i think a week would be good. a week is fine. i canjust move my flight next wednesday. would that... wednesday. yes, when state is fine. let's say wednesday. 0k, good. but then... what? there's no question of the portrait ever being finished so... no, of course.

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we will get the best out of tate tate -- these technologies only if we don't let them distract us frommaking these human connections addressing human longings and inspiring human energies. when we do that depends on all that stuff you can download. the high five from the coach, the praise from mentor, the hug from a friend to hand up from a neighbor the handshake from a rival the totally unsolicited gesture of a stranger the smell of the garden and not the cold stare of a wall. can you imagine how many jobs there are going to be the human-to-human connections? here. this is such an important question and we had a friend of ours who is a consultant hired by company and they have ours were adult come and other people in a paint by numbers. whoever thought there would be an industry in teaching people to paint in bars but maybe so somebody is going to teach painting. there's a good job. so let it happen but if you put up a wall against it you will -- thanks for your question. thank you. [applause] i will do as many as i can. >> in addition to reading your good book would you recommend is

kristen tate who is safe. many people in houston not safe this morning. cheryl: the nation's second-largest refinery has now closed in the wake of hurricane charley. tracee carrasco joins us with more details. >> good morning. exxon closed located on the houston channel the floodwaters paralyzed in that area. the plan is the second-largest refinery in the country. processing as much as 560,000 barrels of oil a day and feeding fields in to feeding fields into pipeline feeding fields into pipeline and barges that move across the southeastern u.s. senate east coast. the projected path of sunday night included an even bigger refinery in port arthur texas owned by saudi arabian oil co. and produces 600,000 barrels of fuel a day. it isn't clear how long they could stay close. harvey knocked down almost 15% of u.s. refinery capacity out of commission, which threatens to boost fuel prices across the country. cheryl: a lot of shipments coming out of the port of houston got the east coast. that's what we see the effects. what about travel? >> we are looking at 5000

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tate's rights is what hero writes in. one from john, small government regulation that prevent development in flood planes that talk, the discussion about whether rebuilding should happen in certain areas that of flooded as a result hurricane harvey and aftermath. illinois.in arbana, good morning. caller: yes. my thoughts go out to all the texas.in i'm wondering, you know, nobody talking about what is -- g to happen from all the major hit on people for be ution and going to terrible because probably going a chance to have dump some waste chemicals and you y will be watching, know. anyhow, that is all i have to say. of refineries, the "wall street journal" focusing on impact on the energy industry. knocked 15% of u.s. refinery capacity out of which suddens boost fuel prices after slamming into causing massive flood nothing houston over the weekend. moving east sunday, that could shut down energy the u.s. infrastructure, gasoline futures jumped on sunday eaching, rising 10 and a quarter since on the new york america tile exc

patient subject of giacometti, who, if you know his work, and there is an exhibition currently at the taterge you to see that, it does feature a lot of the work. he got very famous for the whittled—down sculptures, trying to get to the essence of humanity in an absurd world. stanley tucci being the impish character actor that he is doesn't really concentrate on the dark heart of the work, more the struggle of the artist and the pain that it is to sit for that artist because he can't make up his mind when his work is finished, if ever. so here is armie hammer playing james lord trying to work out how long he should book his vacation for. the end of the week. yeah. 0h, isee. i could change it again. i would like to know, you know, how many days do you need? oh, i don't know, i think it would be great to work for another week. a week? a week, yes, i think a week would be good. a week is fine. i canjust move my flight next wednesday. would that... wednesday. let's say wednesday. 0k, good. but then... what? there's no question of the portrait ever being finished so... no, of course. that's the

>> reporter: when it hits totality, you can take them off for those couple minutes in toe tate then thare at the sun. >> and have them totally covered. moments before and after, use the glasses. right? >> reporter: yeah. seconds just before. the bailey's beads and diamonds as they come off that sun. you still have to have them on then. jim? >> okay. dr. marquez, thank you very much. enjoy the show. >> reporter: ha! >>> much more just ahead in the "newsroom" right after this short break.

tate was beaten to death in his pajamas during a burglary on july 21st.he was 97-year-old. >> tragic stories like that only serve -- sharpen the focus we need to have to come together and work on solutions. >> residents says tho enough. >> this has been the worse years of my 63 in this city. i have never seen this in the days of my life. >> the number of homicides in baltimore passed the 200 mark making this a record setting year for violence on the city street. police say solving the problem will require everyone's help. >> we're at a community epidemic where we need to bond together. >> erica bridgeford led a 24 hour push for liberty. >> we have to figure out a way to be more connected when we hear about somebody getting killed. >> activist are planning 365 baltimore, a year round antiviolence campaign. mola -- >> the mayor's violence production plan is providing free tuition -- >>> here's an excuse for road rage. a man arrested after being caught on camera waiving his gun so in self-defense. the texas man claimed he thought the cell phone being used to

that phone call about more ways in which the tate of texas will be fema and the with federal government, and that will be part of the material that i cover today. long briefing that i will want to break out in a lot as you know, ause there's a lot going on. what is discussing also on in houston, but will be covering the ongoing challenges that we are dealing of the other parts state. weather. t with the you all probably know and have seen a lot of briefing about the weather. one thing that we are dealing here is basically a ongoing rain, that stretches one tip of which would e the corpus christi up to travis county over to chambers county, and then back to corpus christi. arts of those regions will continue to receive incredibly heavy rain that will lead to flooding and more danger for texans. and so many other areas n that region will sustain heavy rainfall. focusize there's a lot of now. ton right it's important not to forget the aroundin the communities houston that are suffering because of immense rainfall. including, in particular, and brazoria county. for s need to be prepared mor

in the meantime, the last of the era, a remnant of the era, tate and vince mcdonald, they gave a huge contract and by the way, he is a leader in passes, run prevented, he is gone. he goes to the steelers with a fifth-round pick, and in exchange, the 49ers dump salary and get a fourth-round selection next year. in the rookie out of iowa, starting tight ends, pretty impressive so far. making the block, he can straight arm and move a little bit, touchdown here, not taking anything for granted. >> you cannot leave them a second on the field. i am trying to be hard on myself with every step that i take, they expect a lot out of you. so i am just thinking about opportunities from now on. >> both of them will be wrapping up the preseason on thursday. we have come to the point in the evening where we have to check something out. staying with the giants, there were some positives to talk about like hunter pence. still hustling, still trying to be a leader. and yes, the giants have some tough luck tonight, joe did have that home run that we showed you, the big 6-foot 5-inch player, black punche

president trump deck tated his son's misleading statement on meeting with the russian lawyer. joining me now, phillip rucker, who just broke that story for the washington post. phillip, my understanding is the original plan when the first news of the meeting broke is for don junior to get out ahead of it and issue a statement that wouldn't be contradicted and the president intervened to do what? >> that's right, chris. advisers around the president and around donald trump junior thought he should offer a fairly full and complete statement acknowledging what happened in that meeting and what happened is the president overruled them. he took matters into his own hands. almost acting as his family's own lawyer strategist publicist and decided to offer a statement that was misleading at best. and did not include the complete information which as we now know is that this meeting was set up under the premise of sharing damaging information about hillary clinton from the russian government which was trying to help trump's campaign. >> just to be clear, this was an -- at the first bre

. >> i find it amazing that conservatives are so involved in trying too dig tate yo dictate a privateompany runs himself. that is ironic. >> would have you fired him? >> i think he. >> it was an opinion. >> he no longer presents a legal liability tie for company, if a woman does not get a job along the line. >> that is a guy who got fired. >> two different messages, we want to bring women in and there are a lot of minorities, not because they are not competent they are not open to them. >> i think we're making excuses for choice, women choose a certain lifetime, that is what leading to so-called meth of a gender gap, mi minorities choosi don't see any roadblocks, put up, a company like google is as progressive as any company out there, they should reinstate the guy give him his job back. >> controversy in new york over scaffolding, when you are in new york, you go to a meeting it is raining, scaffolding provides shelter, and also represents clean windows. beautiful city of new york. third thing is scaffolding i see jobs, someone is building somebody, someone is employed. not everyone

he is serving a life sentence for the murder of sharon tate and six others. he was hospitalized in january and has since returned to prison. >>> a father and son find 1200 pounds of illegal fireworks -- are arrested after finding 1200 pounds of illegal fireworks at their home. police served a search warrant after getting complaints about the use and possession of fireworks at their home in july. these arrest -- arrests follow announcements from officials that they are denouncing all citations for the illegal use of fireworks through complaints made through an online reporting tool. the people who got those citations will be given warning letters and those who paid fines will be reimbursed. >>> a $1000 toward his being awarded to find whoever shot and injured a protected hawk. the spca says a red tailed hawk was shot with five pellets near king city earlier this month. the hawk also has a fracture in its left wing. the spca is treating the bird and they hope to read the -- to release it to the wild after healing occurs. >>> working to make a street more enviro

the numbers compare the united ,tates -- the average tax rate the corporate tax rate, and the rate. guest: i want to go that and say what i agreed with pete on it. he raised two issues of raising the tax code. the way we collect taxes incentivizes american companies. it has to change. the workforce is changing. when we talk about taxing regular income, we have to think about the economy and how we tax the workers. host: i will give you christopher in texas, the line for democrats. christopher, go ahead. caller: thank you for c-span. i understand you to our knowledgeable. economy -- you two are knowledgeable. economy -- i listen to npr and an economist talks about how we do not get enough revenue from taxing our citizens. one of the solutions would be to lax our immigration policies to let more in so we can get more tax revenue. i was wondering your thoughts on this. guest: i am not an expert on in mmigration policy. bring in skilled workers who can contribute can provide a boost to not only economic growth, but boost revenues. guest: the evidence go further than that. unskilled work

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so, general tate, you are the perfect person to talk to. you know the lay of the land.arly we hear from barbara, the president's frustrated. general mcmaster has been at odds with him over committing more troops to the mission, a plan that he supports, but the whole bannon wing in the white house is against. how do you think the concerns should be addressed here? >> well, brooke, i can tell you that the person that is most frustrated would be general mcnicholson, and if we back up a little bit, mick has been the -- a commander there in one way, shape, or form since 2006. he was a colonel in afghanistan when he worked for me. he was a brigadier general there, major general, lieutenant general, now four star general, last 1 1 years, his life has been dedicated to afghanistan and improving the lives of afghan folks and to improving the security of afghanistan so that terrorists can't have sanctuary there. that's the real mission is to prevent sanctuary because that's where 9/11 was planned, that's where al qaeda crossed with the taliban and the goal so to prevent that from

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