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. - >> the law does not say thou shall not receive. it says thou shall not illicit. because the statute includes that language, solicit. you have that in addition to conspiracy laws that draws them in and ever expanding conspiracy law is easy to make out in you want agreements and everybody is on board of the unlawful objective. when trump tweeted what he tweets out. there are a number of problems. trump is accusing his son knowledge. did he just learn about this yesterday? did he learn about it the day after it happened because it is significant. at what point does this knowledge make him complicit in the act that he said his son did. >> clearly other people in trump's camp thought this meeting smells and for a long time. any sense trump said this and said it now? it defines any kind of sense here. >> yes, we always like to look for the strategy and pretty much everything that the president tweets out or says. sometimes it may not be so strategic. i think in this case there is a sense that may be this is not all that different from the things he said back in july of

comest ♪ when thou comest to the judgment ♪ ♪ lord, remember thou thy servant ♪ ♪ deliver thou thy servantgdom ♪ ♪ there to worship with the faithful ♪ ♪ there to worship ♪ with the faithful ♪ and forever ♪ dwell with thee ♪ and forever dwell ♪ with thee ♪ and forever dwell ♪ with thee ♪ [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> thank you, choir. >>> thank you, choir. let's let's hear it again. [ applause ] >> we will now hear reflections on dr. king as a faith leader by the reverend j. lawrence turner, senior pastor of mississippi boulevard christian church, followed by charles steele, president of the southern christian leadership conference. >> good afternoon. my brothers and sisters, we've come here to commemorate the death of the prophet of non-violence, dr. martin luther king jr., who passed here in the city of memphis 50 years ago. let us remember before he was awarded the nobel prize and before he was president of sclc, before he was the leader of the modern civil rights movement, he was a -- i am one who has been shaped by his life and ministry. it was a tragedy that he lost his life here in

. >> yew sue thou see them put th woman, but then you have them on a vehicle to pull they're back to shore. >>> 59 miles south of that there was a red flag warning because the seas were so rough. so lifeguards told everybody red flag warning, get out of the water. well this group of friends decided to get out except one guy. lifeguards go out, hey, man, get out of the water. wouldn't get out of the water. so they called for additional help. those guys tried to get him out of the water. wouldn't get out of the water. finally they called the civil guard and the the two lifeguards who had been negotiating with this guy for half an hour had a little help to get him out. he's embarrassed, he doesn't just want to get out and he doesn't want everybody to zblee well, everybody on the beach did see what was going on because right there, you see this police officer waurking in in his clothes and kindly escorts the man out of the water. >> he's like, no, i will not get out of the sea until i am dragged. >> i came to the beach to swim and darn it i'm going to swim. >> he was arrest and charged w

n "thou aught thou shalt." [ laughter ] trump just dumps the ink on the paper and then smears it aroundgation if he wants to. so where does giuliani get that idea? he was asked that question yesterday. and if i were his client, his answer would not inspire much confidence. >> do you also think obstructing justice is not crime? >> of course it's a crime. >> you just said the president can -- >> no, under article 2 of e constitution, i'm not going to tell you my opinion on it, because i haven't really gotten to the conclus researching it. >> seth: you haven't gotten to it? it's article 2. [ laughter ] did you read article 1 and then just take a nap? [ laughter ] it says a lot about your case when thiis the best lawyer you can get to represent you. you want a guy who sounds like atticus finch.ru sounds like he just wandered oust central park wearing an open hospital gown. laughter ] i mean look at him. he's literally wiping sweat from his brow. [ laughter ] could you imagine this guy in court? "the defense may now call its first witness." "we're supposed to have witnesses? oh, boy. oh, rud

"thou aught -- no.t." [ laughter ] trump just dumps the ink on the paper and then smears it around with his finger. [ laughter and applause ] giuliani -- giuliani also insisted that trump can't be guilty of obstruction of justice, because he has the power to shut down the investigation if he wants to. so where does giuliani get that idea? he was asked that question yesterday. and if i were his client, his answer would not inspire much confidence. >> do you also think obstructing justice is not a crime? >> of course it's a crime. >> you just said the president can -- >> no, under article 2 of the constitution, i'm not going to tell you my opinion on it, because i haven't really gotten to the conclusion of researching it. >> seth: you haven't gotten to it? it's article 2. [ laughter ] did you read article 1 and then just take a nap? [ laughter ] it says a lot about your case when this is the best lawyer you can get to represent you. you want a guy who sounds like atticus finch. rudy sounds like he just wa

shower chances over the weekend, thou not aotal washout. a little dryer and back to the 90s early next gek. we'l to jack taylor now to find out the latest on the potential road closures. >>> yes, chuck, indeed, we hadd acs involved with those issues, unfortunately. we have the outer loop of the ltway coming around to the big curve near bradley boulevard where we have an accident with only theeteft laneng by to cause the early slow down. apparently the tractor-tiler ammed into the jersey wall and it ruptured the tank with f l on the roadway. southbound on the george washington parkway inside the beltway in mlain, all traffic turned around. there was a downed tree by the policeheadquarters. then near the 14th street, we have high-standing water to get onto the4th street bridge. then near manassashighway, a sudley road, these areas are flooded. don't overdrive in these conditions. the rain may have ended, but that doesn't mean the water has pulled back off the roadways. angie, back over to you.> nd northern virginia just became a little sweete

if you look off to the west, thou, this is wheree'll see the rain originating. showers and storms to the west. all part of a cold front sparking through as we go through the day. exercising today. od at 7:00 a.m. muggy conditions. mid-70s. by e'lunchtime, be dry. humid, feeling close to 100ou degrees t the afternoon. by 5:00 p.m., we see an creased chance of scattered showers and storms. future weather, most of the first half of today, just dry. a mix of sun and clouds. 1:00 p.m., not too much going on. we start to see showers and storms clear up. at 5:00 p.m. today, notice the line back off toward 81, we could see an organized line of showers and storms there. by:00 p.m. moving through the district, northern maryland,n areas fredericksburg potentially. that continues to swing through tonight. into the weekend, we have rain chances on saturday. looks like a higher chance. into sunday, we'll be wating th closely with temperatures in the 80s because of that rain. tomorrow and friday,k we l dry. highs around 90. you'll have a little break in nge humidity g into tom

porter: while an investigation isghnderway to made is thou -- isn electrical sparkun rway, it is thought that elecicpa started the fire. laur nato and u.s. forces in o hasistan insist the city not fallen to taliban militants. afghan officials say that 100 of their personal have been killed, along with almost 200 taliban fighters. a senior u.s. diplomat held at the first direct talks with the taliban. jonathan beale reports from helmand province. jonathan: back to the dust and heat of helmand. this is where hundreds of british troops were killed, and which nearly fell to the taliban when they departed. four years ago, the british left for good, but the americans soon returned, albeit in smaller numbers.th now they are or own, controlling what was a sprawling british base. >> it was necessy for us to come back in a couple years ago. if that had not happened, i would imagine that helmand would o solidly under the contr the taliban right now. jonathan: at night, u.s. marines fire illumination rounds to deter any attack. as well as lethal long-range artillery rockets to target enemy sitions.

. >> thompson: navas-acien says even thou residents may never find answers, the love canal disaster will always offer a cautionay tale. >> love canal was such an incredible lson for the country. we need to be extremely careful in the way we handle toxicants. because the consequences of poor management and the contamination that we cannduce it's very serious. and the health effects are very serious. prevention is key. >> thompson: and for people like lori richards, love canal isn't history, but somethinge'he feels still living, every day. >> i think most of all, i just want more than anything, for someone to come in and make it all go away, it's 40 years after love canal and we're still dealing with it. >> thompson: in december of 80, two years after president carter declared the first eme ergency at lnal, congress passed the comprehensive environmental response, compensation, and liability act, known today as" superfund." the law imposed a tax on industries that pollute the most, like chemical and petroleum businesses. that tax generated a $1.6 billion trust fund for cleaning up the nati

it was a moment few thou t about when they were first reunited, especially this 92-year-old, who flung herself in her estranged son's arms.th in the cha were trapped on opposite sides of the border after the war. 68 years is a long time to be art. and despite this cry of hope, north koa is usually unwilling to allow more contact between these families. until that changes, these first meetings will also be their last. jane:ak a strong earthhas struck the northern coast of omnezuela, adding to concerns about unfolding ec crisis hitting the country. the rollout of a new currency this week has failed to rein in rampant inflation. more than 2 million venezuelans have fled to neighboring countries. that's 7% of the tion with many crossing over into colombia.ic our south am correspondent reports now from near the border. katie: the sun has not yet risen, but rush hour has become -- begun. this bridge has become a lifeline, to supply food, get medical treatment, or to escape once and for all. ken economic crisis has its toll. she and her family are heading to colombia's capital, bogotÁ, to fin

one big question, thou, is whether this market is hinting th that it has use up much of the good news that the economy and the corporate sector are generating. big company earnings are up more than 20% this year, if the broad market has appreciated only half as much. this despite thet fact t bond yields have remained unexpectedly low, and companiess have beenring cash through dividends and stock buybacks in record amounts. and when unemployment and consumer confidence reaches the kind of strong levels y see now, this is why the outlook for 2019 will become so important as we summer gives to fall. for now, profit f forecasts ext year are holding up unusually well, indicating further expected growth of close to 10%. historically, the month of september tends to be a choppy and unrewarding one for stocks and midterm election years have been known to exacerbate those jitters, but these are broad tendencies rather than a reliable seasonal script. in some bways, it coul a positive that there's so much talk of the end of this cycle right now. it says that investors and commentators of health

they say thou fighting islamic terror the region.rman of the uyghur human rights project. is he being duped or as china duping the rest of the world? nury turkel, welcome to hardtalk. can you describe for me the experience of being a weegar in xinjiang province these days? -- uighur. imagine you go to church on sunday and you have to go through body scans and imagine that you get up body scans and imagine that you get up and one morning, the government wa nts you up and one morning, the government wants you to marry off your daughter to someone, part of the oppressed ethnic group. imagine that you don't have anyone to confide it, even in your private life and imagine you are forced to denounce your religion and walk away from your centuries old tradition, such as the uighurs. what is happening in the uighurs homeland of east turkestan is cultural revolution on steroids. the chinese government has been so brutal, particularly in the last 16, 18 months, locked up more than 10% of the population according to various reports. we are talk

think you've got to be more careful in our society about what you say about people that are different thou, you know, a for instance you could say about waters,shs not a bright person t one of them. she is very smart. and very calculating. and grew up in st. louis, missouri, so i served with her in the house. i usually -- >> sounds like you embrace her though as a proud daughter of st. louis. >> i embrace her as someone who gave a lot of time to public service and who has a different view point than i do, but it's not based on her factual view of the world. >> let me go to the issue of election security. here was christopher wray and dan coats at the white house a couple of days ago. here it is. >> russia attempted to interfere with the last election and continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day. >> we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by russia to try to weaken and divide the united states. >> this threat is not going away. >> you're on the intelligence committee. i assume you have heard many of these same updy wi p more specificity than we have. what's y

especially concerning the strength of the economy right thou. democrats point out there are dozens of districts where the president won by a smaller margin in 2016. if they win here tonight the anticipated democratic congressional take over in pvember maybe far larger than an piss pay thed. >> glor: ed o'keefe, thank you very much. the defense in the trial of paul tanafort went on the attack today against the government's star witness, manafort's former business deputy, rick gates. manafort is charged with fraud and tax evasion that started before he engaged in key roles at the trump campaign. paula reid is covering the trial in alexandria, virginia. >> reporter: after hours of cross-examination of the prosecution's star witness, paul manafort's lawyer offered this assessment: >> mr. manafort had a great day. >> reporter: attorney kevin rwning attacked richard gates' credibility one day after he testified that his former boss knowingly committed crimes. "you knowingly and intentionally lied," defense attorney kevin downing asked? wees," gates an

don't get, gob, is how you can sit there under the sanctimonious veil that you are hole holier than thouwhy don't you investigate james comey or peter strzok or andrew mccabe or bruce ohr and his wife nelly? his wife had a job with feution gps, the company hillary funneled her money to to get the take dossier to get dirt on donald trump. here we have bruce ohr not even disclosing that his wife is work for the agency paying for the dossier. bruce, are you side? your position as the government cleaner are etched in the record. after four americans are murder in benghazi, why would you say the fbi couldn't get to benghazi in time. it could two or three weeks? they needed someone who would say the fbi couldn't get to benghazi since it was way too dangerous. bob, you look and sound like a fool. cnn and just about every newspaper in the country, in the world got there. they made there it, but the fbi couldn't? i get, a good cleaner wants a crime scene as trampled as possible. but you know, bob, we are all getting tired of this and this comes down to your effort to get donald trump indicted and

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blitzer in 2021: "in the end, this supreme court case will be decided by the swing vote, (ulaug) cav- thouve huge peussi abthe court that just this week crippled unions, upheld trump's muslim ban, and race-based gerrymandering might turn conservative. ( laughter ) now, in a letter to president trump, justice kennedy wrote, "this letter is a respectful and formal notification of my decision, effective july 31 of this year, to end my regular active status as an associate justice of the supreme court." okay, "effective july 31." so, enjoy your gay marriages now, because as of august 1st, you're back to being roommates. ( laughter ) yeah. >> jon: ooh. >> reporter: and this could happen fast. reportedly, the white house will push for a nomination and confirmation before the midterms. well, of course before the midterms! just like you want to eat all the weed before the cop walks up (ug m court 're ng! gem in the court!" ( applause ) now, why would he-- ( piano riffs ) why would he want to do it before the midterms? that red wave is coming. trump spoke to reporters about it today, and he teased

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. ♪ amazing grace how sweet thou sound ♪ >> a few tears and laughter and mmany,y memories followed.begin our team coverage from inside this emotional tribute. >> reporter: for the last touch senator john mccain leaves the arizona capitol. mourners, hisns tuents, line the street to bid a patriotic farewell to one of theat s most beloved adopted sons. >> in arizona he was our hero. i think you can see from this outpouring of support and love for john m tccain,t he was america's hero. ♪ how sweet the sound >> reporter: remembered forng focun the greater good of the country. >> he celebrated he embraced humanity. >> reporter: more than simply a decorated war hero turned political mav vic, walking across the aisle to ask longtime friend and political opponent joe biden to a eulogize him a service mccain planned himself. >> i always thought of john as a brother that held a lot of family fihets. >> former vice president consoling the late senator's widow cindy and seven children. >> because you shared john with all of us your whole life, the world nows sha with you the ache of john's death

. >> i read it and i must say this thou and all of you that are interested, read the document carefully judge it for yourself. i will not say one word on this. i think the statement speaks for itself. >> shepard: the former vatican official says pope benedict xvi put sanctions on carl mccarrick said several priests accused him of sexual misconduct. the vatican did not even confirm the abuses existed. mr. shapiro, thank you for being here. this 400 plus page report is like nothing i have ever record. they con to the conclusion that they have documented through the church's own records, more than 1,000 victims and 300 accusers but the grand jury believes there's thousands of victims and the vatican won't even admit what it knew when it knew it. >> shep, this is the most comprehensive report ever written on this horrific subject. as you pointed out, 301 predator priests. the grand jury said there was over 1,000 child victims and probably thousands of child victims. what the grand jury also found is not just widespread sexual abuse of kids, but a systematic cover-up at the highest levels in

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thou shalt not yell. that is commandment 12. it's there.he more you yell, the better it feels but the worse you look. just watch. i love her. she is just thinking what rosie is saying. >> i believe he should be impeached. i am sickened by congress that doesn't call for articles of impeachment. we've got to fight with everything we've got. somehow they are able to rig the elections again, as i believe they did in 2016, then we are all going to be in trouble, as democracy dies right here on our watch. >> ♪ let the sunshine ♪ let the sunshine ♪ the sunshine in >> greg: looks like fun. rosie seems like a perfect fit for the resistance. if the democrats don't make her their 2020 candidate, they are facing the boat. meanwhile, the democratic council voted to remove trump's walk of fame star in hollywood. sure that ruined trump's day. if losing your star on the walk of fame as the price you pay for being a president who gets stuff done, you know where you can stick that star. dana has a name for it. filthy, filthy dana. where have you been? >> dan

no relief fords thous of firefighters battling t massive wildfires sweeping across california. 15 wildfires are burning and two are converging into one to put 12,000 buildings at risk for destruction. 44,000 people were evacuated. e wildfires have killed at least eight people and destroyed more than 1,000 homes. >>> for the second time in a month, thieves made off wit a car left unlocked with the keys in it. you can see the man get out of the passenger side of the black suv. e detectives say the man then jumped inside a car at a nearby gas pump and drove away. it was the same july 4th.n on take a look, a thief was caught on camera taking a car at the same gas station. the man gets out of the red car there and sneaks over to the black mercedes and just takes off. >>> the department apartment is create in creating the sixth military branch back in june. according to the report, they will use existing personnel and facilities. no word yet on the cost or how long it will take to launch. >>> and crumbled cars and slabs of concrete are all that is left after a parking garage collapses twice in te

temp,atures, thou will still be around 90 this afternoon. make six dayin a row if we do hit 90 today. and we have a couple isolated showers passing through. temperatures as you oalkside a little milder in some areas than yesterday morning. we have a litere cloud c around but overall things are lookinpretty good. 77 degrees annapolis. and nice and dry, a couple showers off near frostburg, those will start to die off soon. but if you're headed to the pool later on in the afternoon keep your eyesn the sky for a shower to pass through, after 2:00 p.m. it's goio be decent. spf 10 or higher today. here's future weather. you there see passing clouds. 3:00 p.m., some passing showers. just an isolated chance of the foowcast. tomo we're looking mostly dry and sunny to end the week. and late night showers north and west. forhe weekends unfortunately, we have rain coming back saturday, through the afternoon. we'll have this is low area of pressure organizing for saturday and sunday. so, we're looking s higher rain chance for saturday and sunday and that

fbi or that they've ever known about what is right and what is wrong is turned on its head because thou sometimes you hear people that say facebook says or i read this on twitter and the president says exhibits reinforced. we found out that many that were introduced into the 2016 were not of american origin, that they were crafted by foreign intelligence agencies outside of the united states and for professionals like myself who grew up in the cold war the reason i can't do it so quick is because i had seen them before. they were slow burning propaganda techniques used by russia but which could never keep pace with the news media world of the 1960s, 70s and 80s. it's only when social media came to the height of its power. the ability to pick up a fake story ended that three or four or ten other people insid in spf your facebook channel or twitter feed and then they would do the same thing to create an unbreakable link of false narratives. at that point, adding that he believed before could be reinforced by anyone you know including the president. >> host: as you explained part of what p

the famous psalm 23, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death i will fear no evil for thou art with me and comfort me. fear is not a christian habit of mine. nonow again, my theological and religious tradition teaches me we live in a very broken world. i've learned that from reading the protestant reformers, people like reinhold mueller. the world is broken and fear is a natural product of that. we are all afraid, but it is not a christian option as they read my bible to dwell in their fear or to build policy around here were to build public engagement with the world around that fear. it leads evangelicals to find salvation or saviors in things other than their highest allegiances of the person god has been get their highest allegiances to. as i began to explore this i began to conclude one could write an entire history of american evangelicalism with fear at the center. in almost every instance whenever there is some kind of significant social, cultural or religious change in the united states there has been a backlash whether it be catholic immigrants coming in in the 184

labor day areookings. 90 on labor day, 91 next tuesday, 90 next wednesday, 93 next thursday, even thoudy will be back in school by tuesday. >> yeah. i like it. okay, thanks, amelia. >>> a must-see moment. prince harry on stage with the cast of "hamilton" andhe is singing. >>> and what is better than a ripe, fresh tomato i the summer? after the break, a local chef >>> would you take a look at that? 20,000 people taking part in spain's annual food fight. the crowd was armed with tomato tomatoes. a local restaurant is celebring this tradition, not with the fighting part oft but with the tomatoes. here to explain it all is chef robbie meltzer. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> thank you for joining us here. you have dishes on th menu, the savory, the sweet. you even have a cocktail on the menu, a special tomato menu. >> we have a little bit of everything. there won't be any tomatoes beingdthrown, inst we are showcasing them. we have a whole bunch of local varietiesend we'reuring these wonderful, beautiful tomatoes called granger county tomatoes. they're from gr

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the president tweeso so much and times it's hard to keep track of everything he's tweeting.t so we thou past week and set it to a beat. it's time for "twes with ats!" here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ tweets with beats ♪ >> jimmy: all right. so here's how this works. i everythiay is from an actual tweet by president trump. once again, these are real tweets. [ light laughter ] want to start us off, tariq? >> tariq: let's do it.♪ ♪ ♪ okay trump's back to work back on the computer said how he's been ♪: >> jrt buy these clowns and losers. ♪ ♪ and he still thinks mueller's just twisting the knife ♪ >> jimmy: i've never seen anything so rigg in my life. ♪ now he didn't spend all week denying the crimes ♪ >> jimmy: wacky omarosa who got fired three times. ♪ and it makes sense why they've been friends from the s if you read the book ♪ >> jimmy: she was vicious, but not smart. ♪ said the book is phony the news is fake said never give ♪ >> jimmy: a crazed, crying lowlife a break. ♪ but then he called her a dog and revoked her credentials even though ♪ >> i know, it's not presidential. ♪ he

he grabs a snack and get thou.ent warn future renters to lock cars and take the food indoors. >>> did you know it is illegal to sell crime-fighting comics to kids in the state capital? reporter jennifer mcgraw tells us it is one of several unusual laws up for debate in sacramento. >>reporter: any russell owns big brother, books in midtown. for years he has been selling these superhero crime-fighting comic books to kids. they make up a big part of this election. >> 50 percent. >>reporter: it looks like he is the one breaking the law. under a decade old sacramento city ordinance, any couple that comic book that beach -- portrays a crime is off-limits to kids. >> my first thought is how could this be a law. is anybody know about it. >>reporter: nicholas hello dawn spotted the comic book and while researching old laws. >> in sacramento we are the oldest city in california. i wonder what is -- >>reporter: the comic book band- aids back to the 1950s when a debunked study said they were contributing to the delinquency of

an announcement that should have been given to investors thou the company and not through a tweet. >> new warnings there are efforts to attack the midterm ilexz. this is an old ad, an example of someone trying to convince democratic voters they could text in their vote and there was no reason to show up at the ballot box. we're seeing more of these. by the way, i think you can on your nbc tv shows where you vote in who's the best, you certainly can't do that -- you certainty can't do that with politics. you show up. >> that's a good point, because that could confuse the younger generation. >> it was pretty effective, apparently. show up. >> there you go. get the sticker. >> i voted. >> 6:17. new this morning, i want you to hear this before you take the kids to school. new tests on three of the most popular minivans show potential weakness when it comes to specific types of crashes. the insurance institute for highway safety crash tested front passenger side for the newest honda odyssey, chrysler pacifica, and toyota sienna. the toyota received a marginal rating and poor rating for str

it works great as long as you don't live on a hill because thou [ applause ] rolling, rolling, rollingu guys. the president tweets so much and sometimes is hard to keep track of everything he's tweeting. so we thought it might be helpful if we went through all of his tweets from this past week, and set it to a beat. it's time for "tweets with beats." ♪ tweets with beats ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: alright, here's how this works. everything i say is from an actual tweet by president trump. once again, these are real tweets. want to start us off tariq? >> tariq: yes, let's go. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sunday the numbers had the president thinking that he's the best ♪ ♪ that includes honest abe lincoln ♪ ♪ but even donald thought that the story can't be whole he said ♪ ♪ there must be something wrong please recheck that poll ♪ ♪ okay now this is trump's twitter someone's got to get dissed he's like ♪ ♪ the only thing the democrats do well is resist ♪ ♪ and resistance is a thing that donald wants to prevent but ♪ ♪ i would be willing to shut down the government ♪ ♪ no