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. >>> the raiders are hoping thata back injury.dn't happen. it wasn't good to see the first pass thrown, picked off by trevor williams. finished, 136 yards. 23 yards, raiders at the half, 10-7. melvin gordon a rushing touchdown, phillip rifrts, charges go up 14-10. raiders respond right away. patterson on the sweep. check out the speed. 47 yards. oakland back on top 16-14 pending the extra point. john con da though with a high snap and da vehicle yo hiss his first kick as a radar. the charge need just a field goal to win and they're going to get it. 42 yards out. the raiders lose their fourth straight. 17-16 the final. now 2-4. >> the problem is details. i say guys because i'm talking about myself and the whole offenseincluded. we need to lock int every little detail. >> on sunday anything can happen. and us beingsituation, there's in turning back. we have a lot of games to play. there's no help coming. we have the calvary. we have to leann ch other, go in and make the coons, got a short week and play on thursday. >> raiders will play the chie

. >> it's not thatas normal day to get to the area. traffic in this part of southwest d.c., it's going to be worse than usual. but news 4 is working for you with ways to get around it and insider tips on transportation. if you're taking uber or lyft, have your driver drop you off a block or two away. g street would work. you just walk a block over. the parking, trying using the garage at the anacostia station which directly connects to the train. then you have about two stops on the green line and you'll be at the waterfront station. >> if you want street parking, you might want to check out l'enfant plaza park promenade. traffic tickets and towing will be heavily enforced. >> we'll be aggressively patrolling the area, along main street in particular. no parking there for t week. >> our coverage of the wharf's grand opening continues all morning long. we'll have live reports starting in the 5:00 hour. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news in california where wildfires stin out of control. we'll show you what it looks like when a

thatas . >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who lost a pricey personal item because she left is inside a rental car that was towed. >> but the toe want her fault. our consumer investigator is here to explain. >>> she rent add car from hertz. the car was towed and took 11 days for her and hertz to find it. they discovered the car had been kbounded because the tags were exexpired. when they collected her belonging the shh 500 designer sunglasses weren't in the car at the lot. she asked hertz to reimburse her after all the tow wasn't her fault. she says the rental car company said no. after a month of getting no where she asked us for help. we contacted hertz. first as for the tow, hertz told us the car's registration had automatically renewed but hadn't put the sticker on the plate for this year. now we checked with california vehicle code and yes the car can be towed and kbounded if the tags are more than six months expired. back to the $500 sunglasses hertz didn't find him neither did the customer. so the company reimbursed her the $500. in a statement hertz offered her since

this next 15 or 20 years, i would love to tell you we could thata magic want, president trump could snapgers and it will all be better. but it's not. every day is going to be a grind. every day is going to test him. here's the good news, i know you wouldn't have it any other way. let's go back to alabama for a second. since the associated press called judge moore at think at one by night that he had 10 points, roughly 10 points, early in the day there had been , bigger victory, bob corker bob corker. a real piece of work. president, he had ,6 million in cash in the bank chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, most prestigious on capitol hill and the one he raised most money on in a state that president trump won by 22 points or some of ridges number, he didn't have an opponent. him, president trump said he would endorse him, money, prestige, no opponent and endorsement by the president of the united states and he quit. [applause] had called over and talked about the exit polls, right, what was happening in alabama. and womene good men of alabama or holding mitch mcconnell bot

we loaded up in someone's pickup truck thatas started on our way to the hospital and she left us priort to the hospital. among other victims, tin a frost . she graduated from anne arrundel high school roughly ten years ago. she was at sunday's concert at las vegas when she was shot in the right eye. tonight tin a remains in the icu in a medically induced coma. the anne arrundel high school had a moment of silence tonight her family flew to las vegas to be by her side. >> a man in southwest publicly humiliated him and it was caught on camera by a by tanner. he is asking pd whether the search broke any policiesment. >>reporter: the man says this search video right here, it crossed the line. he says he felt violated by how invasive and public it was and in the end the officer found nothing illegal on him. it was my birthday. we were all sitting were going to do for my birthday . this man who doesn't want us to use his name or show a closeup of his face. he says last week he and some pamly members were in the southwest neighborhood getting ready to celebrate his birthday and then police of

. >> thata lot of other business to get to this morning.to convince president trump to stay in napa. expected from the president today to start unraveling obamacare. cnbc joins us live. what more can you tell us about the president's plan today. >> look, this really made headlines overnight. we had a reported by the "new york times" also the wall street journal that president trump is planning to sign an executive order in an effort to undermine and under cut obamacare. as part of that move, trump will reportedly instruct the agencies to allow greater sales of cheaper and less comprehensive health care plans and that would promote further competition. on the other hand critics saying this might be attracting more younger customers. this could be at the expense of older and sicker people. we'll see whether that actually goes through. now to round of negotiations has begun yesterday. we know president trump is not a big fan of this. in the past he called it a disaster and worst deal in history. reiterated yesterday he might drop out of the de

before i keep getting told thata has both the intelligence and sort of the wherewithal to d that kim him to be there. to which i keep going back to sanctions on china. you need to start looking at the sanctions on north korea, need to start looking at sanctions on china. and we have sanctioned one chinese bank but that may not be enough. the reality is i think we would all rather use dollars that lives here. president trump praising dallas cowboys owner jerry jones for saying he will not tolerate his players dealing during the national anthem. has the president won this debate? that is next. >> sandra: president trump praising cowboys owner jerry jones for announcing he will not tolerate his players kneeling during the national anthem. trump tweeting this. "a big salute to jerry jones, owner of the dallas cowboy tool bench players who disrespect our flag. dan for anthem or sit for game." this coming monday after vice president mike pence walked out of an nfl game after several players, about 20 of them took the during the anthem. now espn host admitting he believes president trump is

jam thata traffic makes new york city look like your area. couldo be like get somebody to take you across town in a 10-15 minutes, now the only way to come close to that is on the metro because otherwise you will sit in traffic forever. in gorbachev's time people still look the way a lot of them have looked in earlier years like russians and -- in somewhat drab you can tell who they russian and looking at her shoes. you would likely be approached if you were wearing jeans by people that wanted to buy your genes. now everything is for sale at high prices. in the brokerage of years, there were still long lines in stores for staples, as well as luxury goods. now, there are supermarkets. it's a modern world city. travel, it is not a totalitarian regime. people can travel abroad, they can say what they want within limited circles. there is one newspaper, which gorbachev co-owns which speaks the truth without favor. there is one radio station on which almost anything can be said. it is a city that differs from both gorbachev's time and before. very

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qassim has been imprisoned for 15 years without being charged with a a crime, and writes thata hungerike was "the only peaceful way i thought i could protest." he is one of 41 men remaining in guantanamo. 10 were charged or convicted before a commission, but the rest are being held in indefinite wartime detention without trial. amy: human rights lawyers have long opposed force-feeding in guantanamo, saying the brutal way its implemented is akin to torture. but those same lawyers say they oppose the sudden and suspension careedings a basic radical -- medical care since their clients health is precariously declining and such feedings may mean the difference between life and death. the international legal charity reprieve is now calling on supporters to join a solidarity hunger strike with the prisoners. among those who have heeded the call are british labour party mp tom watson, pink floyd co-founder roger waters, comedian sara pascoe, actor david morrissey, director and actor mark rylance, and french-born actress caroline lagerfelt. for more, we go to london where we're joined by human

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is at his first meeting and as he said that he established a very good relationship, but there wa thata very substantive meeting and they are were three fundamental outcomes of that meeting that we have been building on since th then. first is the recognition that north korea armed with nuclear weapons is not an issue between the united states and north korea. it's between north korea and the world. remember the old chinese talking points before where he said this was an issue between you and north korea, sort it out. so that is a really big change should. the second thing that was significant out of this is that the only acceptable objective is d. nuclearization, the only acceptable objection, so this is a rejection of game that we used to hear a lot from china and others the suspension for suspension or freeze for fre fre and what we are recognizing, we are running out of time so we cannot take the same field approach in the past of entering into long drawnout negotiations without any prospect for initial steps towards denuclearization. to deliver aid in agreement and then immediately

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so lelet's e thata. let's bring democracy to the place where most of us adults spend most of our time most of our lives. seems reasonable if you're committed to democracy to institute it where you are most of the time. otherwise, what does your commitment amount to? wow! think about it. i'm now gonna take you through some of the implications of doing this because i want you to see potential, whehere it is.. so first... if the board of directors is the wororkers themselves, then e of the decisionons they have to make, which is the decision made by board of directors now, is how much different people get paid. aha! in capitalist countries, likeke our own, the board of directors decides what to pay the top managers. and as i've already mentioned to you over the lasast 30 years, ty have been extraordrdinarily generous, so that top managers of major american corporations get salaries in the millions or tens of millions of dollars every year. that's s normal. well, if you're upset, as most americans who pay at

thatas quoted as saying the president said, "he knew what he signed up for anyway."e also stumbled on remembering my husband's name, and that hurt me the most. was risking his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? ony is next from missouri the republican line. go ahead. liar , i think she is a mrs. johnson. i'm saying she is a liar because she is black. on.: we are going to move you cannot say that. we are going to move on to a next caller. caller: that lady was a piece of work. when is it the right time for protest if it is wrong to do it in the streets? if you cannot do it in the field, you cannot do it in the streets, and do not do it if you are rich, because then you are ungrateful. you cannot protest if you are black. thank you, pedro. host: brian on the independent line. caller: thank you, c-span. i would like to comment -- do you remember the last time a -- four-starsident general advise the president? that was colin powell and george w. bush. with the weapons, we all remember how that went. within a year's time, these republicans better stock

statement thata you are forcing my hand to do more operations in neighborhoods, you can call it anything you want. that is just fact. you have forced my hand to do that. are you stoking fear in immigrants? our politicians in the media stoking fear and saying ice conducts raids, sweeps? we arrest people in churches, hospitals, schools, when we don't. we don't conduct raids, we don't conduct sweeps. we conduct targeted enforcement operations. the fine men and women who are professional. when they go to arrest somebody, they know exactly who they will arrest and where to find them based on modern investigative work. we don't go into neighborhoods looking for people who look different than us. we remove people from over 104 countries last year. many latino, many not. we are enforcing the laws. when the story is out ice conducts raids and does a never sweet, we conduct targeted enforcement operation. we don't set up roadblocks we , don't arrest people at churches, hospitals, or schools. we arrested somebody dropping their daughter off at school, several blocks from the school, after he droppe