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. >> i have made my position 've spoken tohe chief whip about it. laura k.: time is sht, but within days, mps will try to move the possibility that boris johnn could take us out of the eu without a deal. even senior tories will try to change the law. >> it may well be that next week is the only opportunity. i'm afraid it i'oks as iour options have now narrowed. n if parliament is going to assert eantrol and say, ok, if we with no deal, it has to have the consent of parliament, that would suggest we need to move sooner rather an later. laura : ur this the moment led the light -- the moment polite resistance will become more aggressive action? >> i thinkt willontinue to be po9lite, but iit also thin is going to need to ed robust. laura k.: those who fear the possible turmoil of leaving without a deal seem more determed now. the prime minister has caused outrage. protesters not just inin we country, but in norwich tonight. boris johnsonum has cut the nr of days the commons will have to scrutinize what isoing on. frustration at that in leeds and other c

. >> i don't have the answers, i am trying tohe shake tree to see what falls o a find people tt are compassionatebout people losing their lively hoods and having to leave towns to find work >> reporter: i'm ylan mui, in manhattan beach,california. >>> the question being asked right now is how will the probe impact upcoming trade talks with the big three automakers. as phil lebeau reports, the contract is up in two weeks. >> reporter: when uar: presiden gary jones marked the symbolic start of contract w talksh automakers by shaking hands with the leaders ofgm,fiat chrysler and ford, he said the negotiations would be all about getting more for members. but the fbi's expanded investigation of corruption at the uaw is now hovering over these talks, especially after fbi agentss raided gary jones' home looking for information about corruption a the union. over the last two years seven people including former uaw leaders have been convicted of receiving pay-offs from vendors of training pgrams. after the fbi raid, the union issued a statement sayi, the uaw will continue to cooperate with the government

by t middayomorrow 87 degrees, see as few cloud and if you are headed t tohe beach ocean city is going to be good as well. talking temperatures into thes, water temperature at 70gr deees, a bit of some sun and clouds but i will be pretty pleasant out there and that will be a nice way to stay cool. speaking of staying cool g that challengoing to come to you by the time you gettu to day and monday, look at this,nto the mid 90s at that pointment factor inmi the huty it's only going to feel worse, pretty oppressive and a few storms inashe forec tuesday, wednesday and thursday. be safe out there, enjoy your weekend. marina. >>> a fight over virginia's high scho named after confederate leaders could be headed to the courts. a virginia chapter of the naacp is filing a lawsuit fighting names like lee and stone wal jackson. it's a violation of the first and 14th amendments. hanover county named in the lawsuit declined to comment. >>> residents tourists will have to wait longer to get into the washington monument. national park service announced will now reopen on september noonth. it was initia

the borderer that democrats have targeted the administration's efforts to transfer more resources toheorder, decrying the move as a shift of more than $15 million from fema disaster relief in order to pay for immigraonigra courts. house spker pesi called the decision reckless stealin for an inhumane agenda, her words. but president trump remains undaunted. he is so eager to complete his border fence he's directed aides to fast track billi dollars in construction contracts, seize private land, ignore trirmente environmental for those who run afoul of the law. president trump later deniedns ering pardons. michael, you're writing a book about immigration and president trum he's going around congress. executive order afteriv exec action. what's next on this front? is he going to build the wall through executive pow her michael: he's going to try. the wall has, from before he became preaident and cenl oncee took office, has been sort of the totem of this presency. it is the, you know, the thing that symbolizes so much of how mp won the presidency and what he wants to acco with it. you know,

fall globally, tobacco companies are looking for newroducts such as e-cigarettes and heated tobacco tohestry. now a potrtial merge between philip morris and c altriaould reunite these companies after a split in 2008, bringing march borough, jule and the newly approved icos heated tobacco property under one roof. philip morris sells marlboroid ou of the u.s. icos was approved for u.s. sale by the fda in april. tria will handle the marketing and distribution. in december altria bought a 35% stake in juul, the market leading for e-cigarettesn the u.s. analyst bonnie herzog forecast a possible deal ahead of the news, citingit ben of scale. better cash flow for the combined company. jeffreys analyst brian tompkins said there are sizable opportunities and a merger would createetter internation distribution for juul and better rollout for icos. it would create the bigger tobacco company in the world heth the two fastest selling products in industry and the mostib extensive distrution network according to analysts. sources say the two companies are actively dispossing the ible deal and the discu

were rescued from a clip, just before 5:30, the child was on a bike when had he fell downfireg liff tohebackboard d to an ambulance. >> you are really noticing it downtown. and they are ac transit buses that will resume their buses service on sunday. that is here on the upper level. that means more commuters walking around the area and through, and sunday marks a year since the center opened. it was shut down six weeks later after workers discovered cracks in steel beams. the beams if i canned and the center reopened july 1st. >> part of building a better bay area involves addressing tough topics along the peninsula, there's a group of teens that created a podcast that is meant introduce you to the team behind project oyster. beyond reading and writing, three high school students are putting the topics of depression, suicide, who loss and identity in a podcast meant for their peers. >> high school itself is a he very interesting dynamic and can be hard for people. >> relatable stories that create emotional connections. is the tag line. another gun high school student, and mental health m

according tohe u.c.l.a. school of law's williams institute, there are at least 267,000 undocumented l.g.b.t.q immigrants living in the u.s. gutierrez says familia t t.q.l.m.'s goal is to pu national spotlight on their unique circumstances, both in b the u.s. ak in their home countres. >> they're facing discrimination, racism, you know, transphobia, homophobia in their own communities, i own families.ey then, ind themselves being detained for months and months, trying to get asylum, trying to get refuge. >> reporter: tysns migrants, utierrez, face a specific set of obstacles. s take try of 28-year-old victoria castro, a trans migrant from el salvador. a she says slied for asylum in 2017 after being the target of violence bk home. >> ( translated ): we are being puued and attacked. that's what motivates trans women to immigrate into this country and to seek whatever safety we ca >> reporter: castro used to run workshops on tsans health and ty practices in el salvador. rke says one night while doing outreach wi

charleston shooting there was anre officeed that worked to anti-recruit people seen as vulnerable tohe ideology which is a global network of people.dm the trumpistration in its early days basically gutted that office so there's concern among national security officials that we're not putting the resources where they need to go. robert: what's the scene inside the west wing, josh, when confronted with criticism on the president's rhetoric aboutgr imion and funding for different programs looking at white nationalism? josh: his security adviser said ore president has to do about white supremacy, he has to take the allocation of resources and put them back to they were pre-9/11, what tom bossert told me this week. robert: what about the rhetoric? josh: the rhetoric on immigration, there could be an effort in t white house to ol that but the president, going into ae-ection term, sees the iasion, talking about the caravans and immigration, as key to his message. it's hard to imagine a president who will tone down his rhetoric on immigration. we've watched him from 2015 all the waygh thr the

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the universe ofs stakeholn the healthcare environment, that most people believe that there is a way tohe reformealthcare system and are coming to the table in good faith? i do think that. i mean, it started with the affordable care act. i think the affordableare act covered tens of millions of more americans across the country and actually made it so that americans started to think, "wait a second -- healthcare is a right and not a privilege." >> since you mentioned the affordable care act, lete just play a clip of president obama talking about the affordable care act, 'cause it is shocking to think that it was just 10 years that demrats were pushing a major reform to healthcare that is quite r different than medicare l. let's take a listen. >> today, after over a year of debate... day... after all the votes have been tallied... health-insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america.ee [ and applause ] >> so, that was only 10 years ago.ab but the affo care act has really fallen out of popularity in parts of the democratic party. ?s that fa >> no, i think it's not that it fel

thank you.ecte > tohe daytona beach man accused of being fascinated with mass shootings. police arresting 25-year-old tristan scott wix for his text messages which describe mass killings in disturbing detail. just the latest incident in a nation on edge in the wake of the mass shootings in el paso and dayton. >> reporter: tonight, this body camera video showing the moment police arrested a florida man after he allegedly sent a series of text messages threatening a mass shooting. tristan wix, a 25-year-old from daytona beach, was taken into custody on friday. >> do you have any weapons we need to know about? >> reporter: local police were alerted about the texts by an ex-girlfriend. >> he wants to die and have fun while he's dying and he wants to shoot people the way the sniper did in las vegas. >> reporter: the text messages released by police. in one, wix allegedly writes, a school is a weak target. i'd be more than likely to open fire on a large crowd of people from over 3 miles away. i'd wanna break a world record for longest confirmed kill ever. in another he writes -

. >> the credit has to be given tohe administration for putting the pressure on mexico to enforce their there's been a trop in the be in of children held in detention facilities with fewer than 200 in custody. >>> democratic hopefuls are at the iowa state fair. it's a traditional stop. for candidates lagging in the polls it is a potential launch apad. two dozen candidates made the trip taking advantage for the chance to connect with middle americans. >> amazon is paying zero in taxes, how can a trillion dollars tech company pay less than everyone here today. >> the biggest name missing is beto o'rouke who is home since the el paso shooting. >>> it's been a year since the shooting spree in los angeles. >>> president president continues his tough talk on trade. how the trump administration is responding from threats from china. >> amazon wants to delivers wine. travelers in hong kong were greeted with protesters. they say the goal was to spread their protest message to people arriving in the city. hong kong police say they kept to protests peaceful. they are protesting china's control ove

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inability tohe deal with -- >> the newly elected muslim members are outspoken critics of israel's treatmentpalestinians and have repeatedly sparked with president trump. the philadelphia district attorney set a suspected gunman fired more than 100 rounds during an hours-long standoff wednesday that left six police officers wounded. all were treated and released from local hospitals. he told reporters today the suspect, reese hill, has not been charged, but he will likely face attempted murder and other charges. that multiple contacts with this man, and the system, following its policies and philosophy at those times, did things that rbc did not stop this incident. -- did things that did not stop this incident. i think it is obvious because it is obvious now. it should be obvious in law with that what a lot of us to do in law enforcement is risk management, and there will be like it or not occasions when there are bad results. policephiladelphia commissioner richard ross junior expressed amazement that the standoff which began when officers attempted to serve a drug warrant, ended with no wi

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he had tohe fit in a segregated rail car on the journey to basic training in 1943 but in two years timestang with the distinct makings many of his fellow servicemembers will get a sigh of relief especially when an escort in the belly of a b-17 or be 24 bomber and the markings were of course named for the tuskegee airmen, the first african american military aviators in history of the united states armed forces. the red tails.ry colonel stewart was 40 blue 43 combat missions amassing an outstanding record which included being one of only four tuskegee airmen with three aerial victories in one day, amazingly taking down three german aircraft on april 1st, 1945. moderating tonight's discussion is retired air force colonel wayne and scott. colonel scott served for nearly three decades as a communications and computers systems officer in the united states air force. as a service career took him to 19 different assignments at 11 tcations around the world that included tours of this quadrant commander responsible for the o 500 personnel. colonel scott retired from the air force in 2005 to join

by noon everything is back to the coast where we'll have pockets of sunshine until you u. 73 tohe todaycomfortable there. tours 65 to 68 on the peninsula coast. near 70 for downtown, south san francisco. if you cross the golden gate to sausalito. santa rosa northward, upper 80s to low 90s. you can see weave got the mid to upper 70s along the east bayshore and even mid to upper 80s in the east bay valleys. that's pretty comfortable. tonight we'll drop into the low 50s to near 60. some more good sleeping weather. temperatures a little warmer than average for saturday and sunday. those middle 90s inland really stick out. we'll drop back to near 90 inland. mid 70s around the bay, mid 60s at the coast. typical summer, kind of holding on. frances. >>> we've got a problem in san carlos. a water main break is blocking lanes on el camino real at san dienue,g atund we'll keep you posted on this. elsewhere, 101 looking good on the peninsula. but we're also following an accident in concord. northbound 24, the grant street off-ramp is blocked due to a big rig fuel, oil spill. clayton is an alternate

tohee: we are likely going be down to 10 candidates, maybe a few more than there are some qualifications -- this qualifications here or there in the next week. i want to see if the progressive candidates begin to go after each other. so far it's been relatively groomed by on the far left. the question is if they begin to tear each other up to be that individual to go up against biden and that more modern view in the democratic party. are these progressives going to go after each other? the other issue is how biden fares. be able to continue talking about electability, about the guy that can be trump going forward, and will not be the essence of his argument? that argument at the end of the day relies on polls, and the minute that you get a bad poll, that doesn't work anymore. shery: we know historically presidents have not been reelected overseeing a recession. we see one coming with the yield curve inversion. most analysts are saying a recession is perhaps 18 months away. will the president be able to ride this through or will he be cutting it close? lanhee: the key question is not the

we will so be tohe legenryry iters soa sanchend nikki giovan, all d dr friendof toniorrison. we wilalso hea more of toni morrison in her own words. stay with us. ♪ [music break] this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we continue to look at the remarkable life of toni morrison, we're joined by three guests. her dear friends and colleagues. angela davis, renowned activist and author. distinguished professor emerita at the university of california, santa cruz. a close friend of toni morrison for over 40 years. 1974morrison edited her book "angela davis, and autobiography." she is joining us on the phone. in philadelphia, we're joined by sonia sanchez, award-winning poet and one of the foremost leaders of the black studies and the black arts movement. author of 20 books, including "morning haiku" and "shake loose my skin." she was also a dear friend of toni morrison. nikki giovanni, a poet, activist, and educator. she is currently the university distinguished professor, virginia tech. professor giovanni is the author of over two do

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ve been spossess of 12 miion acreof land er the th centu and howhis contributed tohe racial wealth gain the uteted stes. all th and mor coming . welcome to democracy nowow!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel has announced it will conditionally allow congresswoman rashida tlaib to visit family in the west bank a day after barring both tlaib and fellow congresswoman ilhan omar from entering israel to travel to the occupied territory. israel is still refusing entry to omar. israel initially blocked them after president trump took the unprecedented step of publicly urging israel to bar entry to the women, the first two female muslim members of congress. on israeli prime minister thursday, benjnjamin netanyahu defended israel's decisision to bar the u.s. lawmakers. >> by law, we'e're not willing o submit anyone into israel and calls for the boycott of the state of israel and asked to do legitimatize the state of the jews. say rashidaorities tlaib will be allowed to visit on humanitarian grounds to visit her ailing grandmother on the condition she does not pr

arrestsere made sud's mitary ruls have sworn a new gernment part oan agreent to brg civili rule tohe count aftea populauprisingnded the 30-yr reign authorarian president omar al-bashir earlier this year. sudan's sovereign council is composed of sisix civilians, two ofof them women, as well as five members of sudan's powerful military. economist t abdalla hamdmdok tok the oath of f office as prime mininister. he was the favored choice of many pro-democracy activists whose protests toppled al-bashir in april. under a power-sharing agreement between protesters and the military, the sovereign council will govern sudan for three years ahead of general elections scheduled for mid-2022. in hong kong, riot police squared off wednesday evening against demonstrators at a suburban train station, the site of an attack one month ago by masked men on protesters returning home from a pro-democracy march. protesters say the assailants in the july 21 attack have ties to organized crime, and they say authorities colluded with the attackers by failing to prosecute them. meanwhile, chinese officials hav

. >> the trumpdministration made the changes called for in this rule without regard tohe well- being of these children and without regard to the rule of law. every time we go to court, for the most part, we win. we're proving that this administration is trying to do things the wrong way, by breaking the rules. >> yang: california so asked ask federal judge today to block the administration's "public charge" rule. that wou deny green cards to legal immigrants who draw public benefits, such as medicaid and food stamps. fallen movie producer harvey weinstein has pleaded "not guilty" to revised charges of sexually assaulting two wome he was back in a new york court today face the new indictment. it would allow a third woman to testify that weinstein her in 1993. the judge has now delayed the trial to early next year. officials in hong kong warnedat today thiolent protests are pushing the chinese territory t thbrink of great danger.pt new violence e over the weekend, as protesters threw bricks and smashed toll booths. riot police fired back with a water cannon and tear gas. >> these attac

points tohe data continued economic expansion. trump echoed the comments. the word recession is inappropriate. it is just a word certain people in the media are trying to build up. we are very far from a recession. if the fed would do its job, i think we would have a tremendous spurt of both. -- spurt of growth. manus: the president rebuffing the use of the word recession. trying to recalibrate the mindset. we have gone into frenzy mode over recession. worried is the desk in the united states? >> we are not super worried. the fact is if you look at data in the u.s., it has been relatively strong. it is very light cycle. this is the longest cycle in history. this rise in protectionism -- i would say we need to be worrying about 20/20, but not 2019. you say the risk is the fed could be behind the curve and the markets desk you speak to, they want aggressive action. the risk is of course this week that jay powell does not deliver on the narrative that the markets want. the markets want 50 to 75 basis points. barclays note this morning talking about another thr

. >> andepe's a republican and they will box any serious challenge tohe president in the primary. >> it's hard to know whether to take joe wal's apology seriously to say he was a fire brand is puticng it ely the things he has said on twitter that he said during his mpaign, that he has been known to tet about.ty prut there, all right. >> in some cases calling for violence. >> he's apologized for at, that's right. one of his most famous sayingi obama ieed a muslim, you should believe this. so that's one piectwe have o deal with. the second piece is who are these folks who are fruthstrated onald trump, the republican party. we think of the never tmpers, right. these folks once concerned themselves as republicans either they are consivive or moderate they don't find a place with donald trump. remember where joe walsh is om my home district, suburban chicago, the district that traditionally voted for mitt romney, voted for republican for congresses for many years. is last year, voted overwhelmingly for a democrat,o voted for hierarch hillary clinn 2016.although he's personally nt like tha

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i have tohe code, have at least one office in each state. we have been opening more offices that are smaller. the most recent one is in el paso, texas which i will visit before i leave. so we are trying to get out in the community with fewer employees, which is difficult. we do not, unlike sb or ci, or anybody else that gets to decide how many cases they will start in a given year, we do not. if a taxpayer is experiencing significant hardship, they call us. the case comes in. now, sometimes my offices try to reject a case but then they email is because my all over the place, and they let me know my office is rejecting them and then they get back into the system. but congress has told us that where taxpayers are experiencing significant hardship as a result of what the irs does, is not doing, or is about to do, they get through the door. i do not know how to say -- you are experiencing significant hardship but you do not get through the door. i don't know how you do that. so it has been difficult for our employees juggling some of these cases

in yemen, the ongoing conflict , it has become easy for iran thi's tohe hourt send alize the gulf and message hiding behind plausible deniability, saying it has no relations with the community. lie. a complete the houthis have gotten all of their capabilities from them. it is preventing the yemeni people from coming to peace. the u.s. has thrown all of its efforts into mediation efforts with yemen. politicaling the u.n. process, but we are consistently -- it is not going anywhere. iran keeps telling the houthis to escalate at a time when it is against its best entrance. if you look in yemen where the arab coalition was going to move port, try to reclaim the inch was basically help terms of elevating the humanitarian crisis, but there was pushback. any type of military confrontation could have escalated the crisis. have allegedly stated they would be able to withdraw, but the day after they withdrew, they launched the first attack on the airport in saudi arabia. >> you would say that the houthi s feel more empowered? have constantly been empowered by the iranian regime. they are standi

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opportunity tohe testify about my offices experiences with scammers everett delaware county sheriff's office experiences occasional reports from citizens about receiving a scam or robo calls from unknown persons. they vary, but the most common form is the caller claims the potential victim has missed jury duty. there is a warrant for their arrest. the caller will identify themselves as a member of the sheriff's office, typically using a fake name. in one incident, the color used the name of an actual deputy, going so far as to use the deputies voicemail greeting as their own. if the sheriffs office is able to get a number for a potential victim, and typically results in no answer. someone will answer but once they realize it is from the sheriffs's office, and we are asking legitimate questions, they typically terminate the call. another aspect is the colors often use spoofing technology. this is when they are able to program the main number to show on the potential victims caller id. find outften how we about the calls. the potential victim, people who realize something was amiss. we

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go, listen tohe our coverage using the free c-span radio app. washington journal continues.itical reporter zack colman is back with us as we continue our discussion of environmental issues and campaign 2020. 15 month before election day, where does climate policy rank in the minds of 2020 voters? guest: there was a place where drinks and the might of democratic voters, and then the broader public. for democratic voters, communication is showing that liberal voters rank it as the third most important issue. when you see the democratic candidates up there, they are jockeying for the primary voter. the broader electorate is a little lower on the pole, 17 out of 29 issues. but we are seeing is a little bit of emphasis on climate change because of who is being spoken to. see where it comes out in the general election. host: what are the major differences focusing on the primary candidates when it comes to environment the policy? where are we seeing the risks? guest: we are seeing quite a bit of agreement and that's a credit to the activism on the issue. and a lot of the natural e