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>> umm, for the most part. and one of the things to really understand about the clinton and obama is one of the things we overlook is how much the democratic party shifted since the 1960s. the democratic party of bill clinton is not the democratic party of lyndon johnson. it's bill clinton who says the era of big government is over, who ends welfare as we know it. so they turned back into a far more centrist party that still and and clinton had that, you know, that style. he was able to do that. as for the big one you talk about is reagan. and the reagan democrat. for all intents and purposes in my book is a local study of people who are called reagan democrats. in in fact, one of the lines in the book, before people called them reagan democrats in philadelphia, they were calling him rizzo-crats. >> what is it about the white working class voteer? what do they want from elected officials, whether the mayor of philadelphia or the president of the united states? >> that's difficult to say. and you're right when y

i have certainly received my fair share of, umm, reporting on me personally that i know not to be fully accurate. so i've, you know, had some -- i have some sensitivity around why people have concerns and gripe, especially when they sort of feel targeted. but no, i do not feel that the media is the enemy of the people. >> that response prompted her father to take to twitter this afternoon with a clarification of his daughter's comments. he wrote, they asked my daughter ivanka whether or not the media is the enemy of the people. she correctly said no, it is the fake news which is a large percentage of the media that is the enemy of the people. the question also came up during this afternoon's white house briefing. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was asked repeatedly whether she believes the media is the enemy of the people. sanders told reporters she's there, quote, to speak on behalf of the president and that, quote, he's made his comments clear. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up t

. >> umm, i -- this was someone who i thought would help me. published a book of poetry, a terrible book that i hope nobody reads. but i was young and i thought it was wonderful. i went to this man's office, he was very nice and very helpful. i was sitting across from him. he said he was so impressed, because young people were not reading and i had written this book at 17. then he got up, came around and casually put his hands on my breasts. >> just like that. >> yes. >> did you get a sense of foreboding when he got up? >> no, because nothing had prepared me for it. >> you were 17? >> yes. >> how did that shape you? how did that turn you into the feminist you are today? >> as a child, i was very much aware that the world did not treat men and women the same way. i didn't read any feminist texts. i didn't have a moment when i said i was a feminist. i didn't know what a feminist was for a long time. >> why did you decide to tell this story now, given it's been six months since this whole revolution started? >> i think partly because -- i'm not in

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funding the mitigation efforts for those small businesses during the extended time frame that is to, umm, complete the construction project. also, taking a look at the small business round tables, their summary of priorities, the office of small business can develop some recommended set of procedures for early engagement for the mayor to include in its executive directive and also to provide support for supervisors. and then, the last item under number one is small business commission can draft a resolution for presentation to the board of supervisors requiring that the county transportation authority staff to include -- excuse me, i didn't complete this -- in its budget construction mitigation funding. and the reason i have that in there is in support of supervisors is the governing body to the sfmta. if the mayor executed an executive directive as to whether the transportation authority's mandated to follow that executive directive or takes it as an optional, so just to ensure that there's -- we're dealing with it on both sides. so i -- so i -- i -- i guess we can either go down bullet

face i've been cursed out, i've been hit with the bicycles, pushed out out of the way i watch them hit ummyoung people, children unfortunately, more often than not people remain on their bikes and they driver through and you sorta hear the spokes going and you have to move over to the side to let them through outside of the signs, the city installed these barricades to basically force the riders to walk their bikes bike whizzing by that didn't work. then i saw this rider coming up and decided to have a chat to see thats going on ((you got a moment?)) ah sure ((so i notice you rode your bike through the tunnel)) yea, ((you see those)) ah sure ((what does that mean)) i don't know . ((you don't know what that sign right there means?)) i do now. ((so how many times have you been through here before?)) a couple times i just started using my bike this week again, you never noticed all those signs, says walk bike i'm looking forward, i'm not looking up. ((looking forward))..ok thank you so there you have it the city need to put those signs forward instead of up . oh wait. palo alto is very bike f

((what do you think)) umm well i hope that's the only one you find, ((second one so far)) the secondne on the other side this is jeff and we'll come back to him in a moment and no jeff was not behaving badly i'm at the brand spanking new salesforce transbay terminal, where on multiple levels, buses from all around the bay arrive to pick up and drop off passengers nats: ambiance on fremont street, you might see a rideshare parking in a dedicated turn lane dropping off passengers or for that matter you might see one waiting to pick up passengers on mission the difference from this driver and this one every bus driver trying to make that turn took a photo of the rideshare which means the rideshare driver might get multiple bus zone tickets in the mail that's 288 dollars a pop i guess you can call this a revenue free day for this driver nats: ambiance back on fremont street notice the light is red, but notice that not many drivers are stopping in fact just about every time the light turns red you can see people rolling through the red light..which is there because muni needs the space so

face i've been cursed out, i've been hit with the bicycles, pushed out out of the way i watch them hit ummle, children unfortunately, more often than not people remain on their bikes and they driver through and you sorta hear the spokes going and you have to move over to the side to let them through outside of the signs, the city installed these barricades to basically force the riders to walk their bikes bike whizzing by that didn't work. then i saw this rider coming up and decided to have a chat to see thats going on ((you got a moment?)) ah sure ((so i notice you rode your bike through the tunnel)) yea, ((you see those)) ah sure ((what does that mean)) i don't know . ((you don't know what that sign right there means?)) i do now. ((so how many times have you been through here before?)) a couple times i just started using my bike this week again, you never noticed all those signs, says walk bike i'm looking forward, i'm not looking up. ((looking forward))..ok thank you so there you have it the city need to put those signs palo alto is very bike friendly, in fact many people believe the fi

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the full seven minutes, but in the event you go over three minutes, you don't have to stop, so -- >> umm -- >> you can identify yourself for the record. >> i'm brad suskin. this is my wife. as chris mentioned, we have come to an agreement. he's been out to the site and seen that the tree is not an appropriate tree to be under the high voltage lines that it's under. it's a tall growth tree. we have proposed to plant a new tree that's more suitable to be under a high voltage line. we've also, as part of a larger remodel, proposed adding landscaping to our front yard. currently, it's an concrete. in addition, have proposed a permeable driveway, sidewalk planter beds, and for the tree, a 48-inch box, whatever the city recommends. as to the proposed garage, we applied for a site permit in may of last year. planning approved the addition of the new two-car garage to go to 311 notification. that notification, 30-day window, went forward. there was no objection from any neighbors at that time. we believe we're going to make this a better situation, and as we've discussed with chris, the city, an

>> umm, a man who is following the letter of the law?different than the criticism we have heard before. why does sessions put up with this? >> i don't know. i think what sessions did today in responding to that was really important. it was the first time that someone in this administration, and really the most important person in the administration because of his job running the justice department, it was the first time where he stood up and fully declared his independence from the president, and assured the american people that he would not let political interference sway the way that the justice department does its work. we now have the leadership at the department of justice as a sort of bulwark against a president who at least in my reading, watching that interview today, has complete contempt for the rule of law and views law enforcement officers and the justice department as people who should be his political protecters, you know, his sort of shield and sword. that's what came out of that interview today, he believes the justice de

((what do you think)) umm well i hope that's the only one you find, ((second one so far)) the secondhere is one on the other side this is jeff and we'll come back to him in a moment and no jeff was not behaving badly i'm at the brand spanking new salesforce transbay terminal, where on multiple levels, buses from all around the bay arrive to pick up and drop off passengers nats: ambiance on fremont street, you might see a rideshare parking in a dedicated turn lane dropping off passengers or for that matter you might see one waiting to pick up passengers on mission the difference from this driver and this one every bus driver trying to make that turn took a photo of the rideshare which means the rideshare driver might get multiple bus zone tickets in the mail that's 288 dollars a pop i guess you can call this a revenue free day for this driver nats: ambiance back on fremont street notice the light is red, but notice that notany drivers are stopping in fact just about every time the light turns red you can see people rolling through the red light..which is there because muni needs the s

guaranteeing two-day order through ups, it's app based and it will exist under the broader company ummbe its own management team and board, business-to-business e-commerce, companies ordering office supplies or supply chain components, medical devices for hospitals, this is seen as a big growth opportunity they're expecting it to become a $1.2 trillion market in the u.s. alone by 2021. there are some services already out there and exist in the marketplace. you can point to amazon or fedex or others, but ups believes and this is the reason they're starting this company, that they are the only ones that are actually offering this one-stop shop alternative to companies looking to do more with e-commerce. >> interesting move out of brown. we'll watch that meanwhile, markets, s&p has gone down 3, dow lost almost all of its gains. let's get to the judge >>> welcome to the halftime report i'm scott wapner our top trade the summer stock surge, new day bringing new records for most of the major averages and questions for investors, if a major move higher is in the cards, what can you still buy

( laughter ) >> umm-- ♪ ♪ terrible, terrible! ( applause ) i'm terrible.ith me. >> i will. where is your favorite place? >> stephen: sit down, sit down. >> i'm at-- well, i grew up in kenner, then went down to the fifth ward, and then hollygrove, so i was all around. but if you go to frenchmen, that's the best place to hear music. >> stephen: you probably here a batiste of some sort playing down there. >> oh, any night, any night you will hear somebody from my family playing. i bet you $100. >> where's the bar on oak street as well? there's a great one where, after the jazz festival, loads of the musicians go and play in that little bar up there which i love. >> jon: ohh... i know what's... maple leaf! >> maple leaf. >> jon: i grew up playing there. i played there when i was in fourth grade. >> did you really? >> jon: yeah. >> i saw, the other day, the best bass player i've ever seen. and the best drummer i've ever seen in my life playing in there. i couldn't believe it. >> stephen: do you play an instrument other than the face piano? >> can you not tell?

. >> umm, it's, uh, certainly premature to be talking about that.nd i think it would be a mistake. >>> and the "i" word. are democrats now eyeing impeachment if they win the house? despite the president's unusual warning today. >> i don't know how you can

>> umm, cajones, backbone, spine, whatever you want to call it. it is appalling, it is galling, it is embarrassing. particularly among members of the senate who, having served with john mccain, and even engaged in battles with him and all that good stuff, knew the kind of man he was, knew his service to the nation, could not find it within themselves on this one thing. let alone when the president, you know, ridiculed mccain's service and said he wasn't a hero. "i like people who don't get caught" and all of that crazy. regardless of that, in this moment, could not find the words to say to the nation, but most specifically to the president, this is wrong. it tells you everything you want to know. these folks are more concerned about returning to washington in their elected seats come january than they are about anything else right now. we sugarcoat this stuff and talk about analysis, but this is the bottom line. we can't psychoanalyze these folks any more than that. the most important thing for a member of the united states senate, a member of the

. >> umm, so the a.d.f. project, we're using a new delivery method as well by chapter 6, it's called best value, so we've gone ahead and received bids, but we're not evaluating the price that we're receiving, the cost ponent. that's about a two week process, and once that's done, we can look at the total best value between a percent of the noncost criteria versus the cost criteria. >> okay. so there's still a chance you might not accept either bid. >> yes. >> okay. and i just, again, want to thank you for the presentation. but i don't know if i'm right, but this may be the first detailed quarterly report, and it really -- i was a little confused, but when i read this, it explained a lot of things, answered a lot of questions, so i really, really want to thank you and the staff for doing the detailed quarterly report. and i'm really looking forward to when that red financial data disappears because again, i think that having complete, current and accurate detailed project expenditure budget information is cri

>> umm, i can't guarantee anything. but i can tell you the president addressed this question directly. i can tell you that i've never heard it. >> well. do you all know how hard it is to do what kristen welker did yesterday in that white house briefing room? joining me now is nbc white house correspondent countrikris welker. first, to you, kristen. those moments are very tense. you don't often get followup questions. you and kevin corke, one of your colleagues there, giving you that deference, you took the opportunity, you put her on the spot. how surprised were you at her reaction? >> i was surprised, andrea, and thank you for your comments. i thought that she would likely try to dance around the question. i wasn't expecting her to say "i can't guarantee anything." but i do think it was a question that was not only about whether she was aware of a potential tape but whether she could actually know for certain that one doesn't exist. and what she essentially acknowledged yesterday is that she can't know that for certain

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. >> umm, it's, uh, certainly premature to be talking about that. and i think it would be a mistake. >>> and the "i" word. are democrats now eyeing impeachment if they win the house? despite the president's unusual warning today. >> i don't know how you can impeach somebody who has done a great job. i'll tell what you. if i ever got impeached, i think the market would crash. >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitctchell in new york. president trump distancing himself from his former personal attorney michael cohen and cohen's role in paying hush money to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal before the election in an interview on fox news. >> he made the deals. >> did you know about the payments? >> later on i knew. later on. but you have to understand, ainsley, what he did, and they weren't taken out of campaign finance, that's a big thing, that's a much bigger thing. did they come out of the campaign? they didn't come out of the campaign. they came from me. >> why is he doing this? >> because he made a great deal. he was in another business totall

. >> dude, if it's unicorn, i'm gonna be so mad. [ laughter ] umm -- which i know it's not. >> jimmy: no hints. no hints. >> um -- i'm gonna say sheep. >> jimmy: no. it is the unicorn. [ buzzer ] can you believe that? [ cheers and applause ] is that unbelievable, i've -- >> that is not a real animal. >> jimmy: yeah. it's the unicorn. >> dude. >> jimmy: sorry. >> that's not a real animal. >> jimmy: it's the unicorn. all right. please bring out -- ♪ >> yes! >> jimmy: kwame evans. >> oh. >> jimmy: and tad rickman. >> oh, come here my darling. >> jimmy: kwame and tad. come on. >> oh, my darling puppies. come here. >> jimmy: how great is that? >> come here. >> i heard kent -- >> come here. >> i heard kent say "say sheep." [ barking ] >> jimmy: yeah, okay. oh, that sounds means it's time for "final puppardy." >> good. oop. what is that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is for all of your opponent's puppies. >> oh, great. okay. >> jimmy: and what a tight game we have. tonight's a -- >> they never help me. i'm bitter. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here we go. if you can, pick up the ipads next