our president, and we went behind him and he is now president of the united states! [applause] before his inauguration he hit the ground running. when he arrived in washington, he went straight to work. what our founders were looking for, there were looking for the best and the brightest, to come to washington. and then, when they were done, they would go home to see what they had done and be with that. that is why our capital buildings are not to be staffed with wealthy and incompetent politicians who serve their own interests. who are they to tell our 50 states, that we cannot even keep men out of our daughters public restrooms? i have six children, five of them are daughters. i have to tell you, it heart my heart.hurt my the powers have gone so far out of control that they now refuse to do their job. so they can damage the president that we put in to clean up their mess! we are not going to let that happen! we already showed them that we are awake, or we -- they did not get the message. they are fighting back, they are fighting back we the people. fine, let them f

the kind of framework that we have already seen a lot of republican lawmakers and constituents unite behindowever, will behind. the real test, however, will be later in the process, when they begin to fill in some of the details. by that the coalition and the consensus will continue to stick as they make some of the hard choices that go into crafting a technically competent reform. so as you point out, the devil is in the detail, but from what we know so far, what do the numbers look like? to what extent is not add up? so far, most of these are pros to make —— propose changes are tax reductions. large reductions in business tax rates, with so reductions on individual tax rates, as well. republican lawmakers have gestured to a number of areas of the tax code that they would like to improve in order to raise revenue to offset the cost of those rates. but they have not been as specific on those areas. so it is difficult at this point to tell what the overall fiscal effect of this plan will be, until lawmakers spell at their intentions are little more clearly. just briefly, is easy to tell if t

it comes as downing street insists the cabinet is united behind the government's plans for leaving thehe foreign secretary's decision to publish an article, setting out his own vision for brexit. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. the most eye—catching claim from the referendum campaign. since widely discredited, but this weekend boris johnson revived it. saying that brexit would mean roughly retrieving about that much of an eu and it would be a fine thing that was spent on the nhs. it led to the uk's most senior statistics official saying he was surprised and disappointed the foreign secretary had chosen to revisit the number. warning it was a clear misuse of figures. boris johnson hit back saying his article had been wilfully distorted and misrepresented. statisticians set ourselves, are we clarifying the big debates of the day, it is not our job as the statistical community to tell you what the answer is. but the british public have a right to know what the real numbers are and put them into context. that is what the statistics authority was try to do on this occasion

republicans say they are united behind the president.comes after the legislated failure to six health—care. after the legislated failure to six health-care. we will try to turn this mess around. —— overhaul. i wa nt this mess around. —— overhaul. i want support from both sides of the aisle for our country. how much will this plan costs? while everyone supports tax cuts for the middle—class, it is to see democrats getting behind tax cuts for the wealthy. it is as tough as healthcare. that report from michelle fleury. amazon's echo has been the surprise hits gadget in the past few years. the device can talk. it isa past few years. the device can talk. it is a best seller in the voice assistance market. we went to the headquarters in seattle to see what is coming next. for about an hour, amazon talked about a lot of devices, including the updated echo assistant, and a premium edition called the echo plus, a small version with a screen, called the echo spot, and an updated smart tv device. it will cost £89 in the uk. it is smaller than the p

david: united behind tax reform. high-stakes battle looming on capitol hill as the president pushes forward his own tax plan. connell mcshane live at with the latest from d.c. connell. reporter: we started to have this conversation yesterday when i was out with the president in indianapolis, how do you get the package passed with the framework introduced? early in capitol hill the conversations have started. i give you two things to think about. one is timing. the other numbers. kevin brady house ways and means committee talked about timing. the budget has to pass first, if and when that happens you can use reconciliation from tax reform so you stay away possibility of a filibuster it. we'll watch that next couple weeks. that is certainly timing. now numbers, as president tries to line up some support for this, if one or two republicans are safe, hypothetically not on board you start wondering if any democrats can be con striped to be on board -- convinced to be on board and house majority leader was asked that today

united behind him hoping to once and for all. held his own rallies convinced no one would dare to vote against him. as usual he put on the show. believes he has magical powers. and could cure people from each i.v. and aids he created the treatment centers inside the state he showed al jazeera street. prayers. appeared personally. of those that followed the full fare of the survivor. speak about this not anymore . contract to the virus in one thousand nine hundred ninety she joined an hiv prevention support group becoming a vocal advocate she encouraged people to get medical help but in two thousand and seven john mayer notes he found a cure against the virus he then selected and other members of the support for treat. was not easy for us because. you know you want to know what i mean because. i marked my. mary and. it was our name that was given to our recent. so all we have to do is. go to determine if you had refused his treatment what would have happened to you. maybe why forcing you to. have. you with. it was not my intention

fine tuning the convention from, working on the convention address and making sure the party is united behind the nominee. now this story comes on the heels of reporting we brought you yesterday as it broke that bob mueller is scrutinizing several of the president's actions as part of his investigation. those include the firing of mike flynn, the firing of jim comey. president trump's meeting with -- donald trump jr.'s meet with russians -- no, i had it right the first time. president trump's meter with russians in the oval office and donald junior's role in responding -- donald junior's meeting with russians in which he was promised dirt on hillary clinton and the president's role in explaining that. let's get to all of this with our reporters who will help me make sense of this. i have all of you here because all of these stories have obviously frustrated the white house on a week when the president thought he'd be taking the world stage, taking manhattan by storm with his displays of brute strength. he seems to be dodged by your paper and others relentless pursuit of the truth and facts in

know the boy or his family they saw that they never saw or heard any commotion come out of this unit behind me you see here and they tell me, as you you you can imagine that the news today came as a surprise for this community, especially they say when they saw the boy's body laying in the road. the call came in this morning a little before 11. a hostage situation at a townhome in this community the information we received is that one of the parties had a bomb strapped to his chest and also was holding a family member hostage. police say when they arrived they found a 15 year old boy in front of the residents on hearts election hill lane. they crowbar and began to aggressive ly approach one of the officers. at that point one of the officers discharged his department issued firearm at the individual and viking him. we're told police stayed with him and provided aid until emergency crews arrived. he was pronounced dead at the scene a short time after. i've never seen anything like that in my life as i looked out the front of my house and saw it just there. neighbors told fox5 they happened to

opportunity for peace shaaban from the scene i tell the palestinian people it's extremely important to unite behind the goal and to overcome differences and seize opportunities and to be ready to accept coexistence with the others the israelis and the chief stability and security for all and i say and i direct my call to the israeli people we have an excellent experience in egypt in peace with you for more than forty years we can repeat this once again peace and security of israelis together with peace and security of the palestinians let's talk now to ben white he's a journalist and author of the book the palestinian israeli conflict and white welcome back to al-jazeera was there anything from mr abbas there. but the short answer to that question is no about his speech at the un described quite accurately albeit not comprehensively the plight of the palestinian people with respect to the ongoing israeli military occupation with respect to policies that he described as a form of apartheid settlement construction and been displaced from violence and so forth but while he described their situation pe

i think this is an opportunity to set out a very clear line that the whole cabinet is united behind,tential political wins here is to distinguish the position from a messier, noisier, harder to grasp labour position. do you agree? i think so. the labour position is a mess. but the prime minister needs to be clearer than they are. we have to leave it there. thank you very much for your time. goodbye. it has been another day on the poolside. it is being another day where we see plenty of showers as well, and also sunshine. this was the sunny start to the day we had in cornwall, but the showers hooping going across eastern parts of england in contrast. in the last hour, they have come into a number of places in yorkshire and lincolnshire,. some of the showers have been quite intense, we handsome thunder and lightning mixed in with those, some very heavy downpours as well. that as we go on through the rest of saturday, we are looking at templates around 15—18. through the evening and overnight, showers will continue to affect eastern counties of england for a time. some local cloud movin

brussels.” think this is an opportunity to set out a very clear line that the whole cabinet is united behind wins here is to distinguish the position from a messier noisier to get labour position. the latest position is a mess. the prime needs to be very clear. thank you very much real time. that is all for. —— much real time. that is all for. —— much for your time. —— that is all for now. hello there. the second half of the weekend should bring us a decent day across most parts of the country. it could be quite a chilly start to the day on sunday morning, some mistiness around. later on, sunshine and a few showers, but not as many showers as on saturday and not as heavy as they were, either. low pressure still sitting to the east of the uk. higher pressure, though, moving in from the south—west from the atlantic. that leaves us with a bit of a cool northerly breeze, particularly for eastern scotland and north—east england too. through sunday morning, most of the showers will be concentrated across southern england. across much of the rest of the country, quieter. one or two heavy showers to

what you saw was a national festival a nation united behind its leader i feel sad about what our neighbors did to us but we are proud of our immunity sunday's turnout is in stark contrast to what some regional media have reported about a khatami leadership that's out of touch with its population while the gulf dispute has posed economic challenges to qatar the country has managed to launch new shipping routes to prevent the flow of goods from being disrupted. and for many who showed this was their chance to passively thank the emir and show the world their resolve throughout the crisis. that despite the blockade we showed the world we are united and with that resolve we can overcome all the crises fashion and i mean you know american abby living here for eighteen years i feel i belong here this was the first time the emir left qatar since the crisis began. visit took him to. berlin and paris before landing in new york to address the united nations general assembly to aid and the u.s. have been trying to convince all the parties to negotiate an end to this dispute people here see no end in

wejust had a cdu presidency and federal board meeting and the party is united behind the chancellor and even more difficult. she is our leader and we all want her to be a chancellor for the fourth term because she's good for germany. ina in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour, but first, the headlines. the shadow brexit secretary says labour are now the grown—ups in the room when it comes to negotiating britain's future relationship with the european union. labour also says it would review contracts signed under the private finance initiative and bring them back into the public sector. germany's right—wing nationalist afd party vows to fight an invasion of foreigners into the country after winning its first parliamentary seats. hello, here is the business news. labour says it will introduce laws to limit the amount of interest that can be charged on credit cards — if it wins the next election. under the changes, nobody would pay more in interest than they had it's good news, bad news for aldi. it's had record sales in the uk and ireland last year. but profits have dropped

the news comes as downing street insists the cabinet is united behind the government's brexit plan despitek. let's cross to our assistant political editor, norman smith. why was he moved? well, the line from the government is he was moved because hisjob from the government is he was moved because his job was too big, from the government is he was moved because hisjob was too big, quite simply they say he was having to run that brexit department at the same time as he was having to lead the key brexit negotiations. far too big a job so they're moving into the cabinet office, where he will work as an adviser to theresa may. the second explanation is that in his new role he will be better placed to court in aids different government departments in getting their approach rights to brexit. under one level you can say, well, this looks like theresa may trying to strengthen her grip on the exits against nations by bringing the key figure under her control. the unofficial view is that relations has simply broken down with david davis, that the two had found the strained personal relations, they co

lawmakers, meanwhile, coming together to come up with a tax rate mark after repeated failures to unite behind still skeptical about the road ahead for tax reform. kevin mccarthy brushed by doubts earlier. x you will see the first phase start next week. if you have a question about whether this will be done next year, start looking next week when we moved the budget. article one, section seven, says all tax reform starts in the house. ways and ahat movement on the markup to move the bill out of the floor in congress this year. innie: for more, let's bring the republican congresswoman from tennessee, who happens to be the house budget committee chair. there.lack, you heard it it has been shunted aside to allow for tax reform. how do you feel about that? representative black: it's the golden key to unlocking tax reform, we will get reconciliation on that and i'm excited that we are moving forward, i'm ready for tax reform. your hopes forre the budget that may now have to be damped down a little bit to be -- in order to have success on tax reform? rep. black: we all knew that when we did the budg

how many things of the house of representatives -- have the house of representatives united behind recentlyhen self driving cars? i think that is great. it bears reminding, there is a difference between the problem we are trying to solve which is self driving and removing the human from the car and letting our technology do the whole driving task. the different problem that is trying to be solved today is driver assist technology. mtsb wass what the rolling on. our drivers getting too comfortable with these technologies? the fundamental conundrum we face in this space. we learned it at google prying 2012, weng waymo in had a pilot experiment where we put employees in cars for highway use. googlers,ese smart they had to be very attentive, we would be watching them and if they did not behave we were going to take this free car away from them. we ended up having to stop that pilot experiment after a couple months because of those google employees couldn't stop taking their eyes off the road. they very quickly came to trust the technology too much. that is the fundamental conundrum. if at some

neighbors are coming together to help o >> this is the story of a neighborhood relighting -- uniting behind the family that has lost so much. family's home. they lived here until the daughter lost her life in a terrible car crash. neighbors have been setting up ramps and making it easier for the three children injured in the crash. this is a picture from their gofundme page which has raised $67,000 in a couple days to pay for expenses. it was before 5:00 this evening when the driver of a bus ran a audisign and struck the station wagon with eric kaplan behind the wheel. all three children, a 12 grade boy, an eighth-grade girl, and th hurt. neighbors are helping to do with the can. >> -- what they can. >> it is awesome to see the camaraderie, the skills that they have, putting it to good use and being completely unselfish. it is something that you want to see in every community. amazingremembered as an mom who would do anything for her kids. you'll hear from some of these volunteers who tell us why they are out here trying to help. >> coming up on abc seven news at 4:00, the virginia connecti

. >> the ac unit in this place behind us is under investigation and was not working and they ,ere utilizing portable ac which were not running significantly to reduce the excessive heat. alison: the surviving residents of the facility have been removed. before the storm hit, the unit had a much below-average safety rating.

people who may not necessarily be supporters of president trump and show them that the country can unite behind this leader. take a listen of what he had to say. >> i hope that it will unite us, not only republicans but democrats. we need to unite folks -- we got problems outside of the country besides fighting each other in our own country. we need to unite each other. we don't need to worry about republicans or democrats. we need us as americans to unite, we got threats like korea and iran and all the middle eastern countries that does not like our country, we need to come together. we need to be united of america and not the divided states of america. >> reporter: boris, you mentioned just down the way from us in front of the lincoln memorial is a rally that's put on by the metal band, they're here dem stlonstrating the factt the fbi designated their group as a gang. they do not want to be defined as such. they want to come here to demonstrate peace and love as well. >> now, there is a chance these two groups can intermingle, they don't have a posing views but because there are a viert of di

republicans i listen to on this.l hill cringe at they just wish the president could unite behind theates they have come up with, that they believe in. charlie: they have to work these things out before they have to go and perform tax. bob: this is a tumultuous time in congress. you talk to these lawmakers. they have an alabama senate primary runoff tuesday night that is looking very turbulent or the incumbent. you have health care going nowhere inside the senate. all this voter anger. the president weighing into all the culture wars. that looms over the prospect of tax reform. how do you get tax reform passed if you have all this drama consuming the republican party? that's the question. charlie: if the president's candidate loses an alabama and does not get the nomination, is the president really upset about , or has he deflected what he expects might be the result? >> my reporting over the last couple of days show that when he went to support luther strange in alabama, he was complaining that luther strange was "low energy," which is exactly the diss he aims so effectively a jeb bu

the washington monument not under the banner of republican or democrat, but just with a goal of uniting behind donald trump. and there was a moment that could have turned on out bad. that is when a group of black lives marries suppotters suppor approached the stage. someone on the stage actually invited the black lives matters supporters on stage and this is what happened. >> listen to me very carefully. my name is henry davis. i'm a brother. i'm a brother. i want y'all to step back behind that line. if you want to be on this stage with me, i want y'all to get behind that line and don't come past that line. all right? i'm giving y'all a chance to put your fist up, don't say a worked don't disrespect my platform. are we clear? no, you're not going to say nothing. if you want to say something, you got to go down now. this is my platform. security, get them off the stage. get them off the stage. i tried to give them a chance. i tried to give him a chance. y'all need to go. y'all need to go. y'all need to go. you wait till i get through. you need to go. you need to go. let me do this. let me do th

rich: this is the story of a new coming together, uniting behind a family that has lost so much. he is pitching in to make this house ready for the homecoming of love. call it a labor of love, after a terrible loss. >> it is tragic to hear him a when they are so young, a parent passing. it tugs at everybody's heartstrings. erin was a loving mother of three. just before 5:00 last friday, the driver of a bus converted to a food truck ran a stop sign. the truck struck their station wagon. erin kablan behind the wheel. the children and grandmother suffered injuries, but erin was killed. >> she was a great mother. her kids were first. she is a great person. >> all three children, and 12 grade boy, eighth-grade girl, sixth-grade girl, and a grandmother are in the hospital. neighbors are pitching in, setting up ramps in the bedroom and ground floor t >> they have been working for the past few days. i think they are trying to make the home handicap-accessible. >> walking in the house, you look everywhere and there is erin. the moments that they have spent together. rich: you can see the

congress is united behind this effort but i worry about jeopardizing an agreement with such legislative games." what about the debt ceiling and harvey relief being tied together? >> we have to deal with the debt ceiling. we all know it. the treasury secretary is telling us that because of harvey, because we are putting this extra money out there to help those in need, you're hitting the debt ceiling faster. that's one of the rules of the treasury secretary. i'm going to listen to him because the last thing i'd want to have happen here is that we pass a supplemental relief for fema but because of the debt ceiling, we can't help those in need. we know we are going to have to deal with the debt ceiling. we need to work through it and get it done. if you are looking at september, there are only 12 legislative days where the house and senate are expected to be in session. it was expected to be a busy month before harvey. how will you get everything done? >> we will make it happen. we need more days, we'll make sure we get it done. we'll get that supplemental done wednesday. appropriations, t

indicated he would oppose such his proposal to tie the two together in a statement congress is united behindhey worry about jeopardizing the legislative gains. our obligation is to assist those impacted by this great flood basalt boulders in d.c. began receding as well. that starts at being both compassionate and fiscally responsible. these two principles are not at odds. congress also must keep the government by october 1st as well as raise the u.s. by reinvented or risk defaulting on the nation's debt. if congress doesn't pass the spending bill, because passÉ possible government tax reform. a group known as the big six expect it to me with president trump at the white house today. that includes speaker paul ryan, senate majority leader mr. mcconnell, house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady, senate finance committee chairman orrin hatch. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin and white house economic director gary cohn. also expected to meet with the bipartisan group of house and senate leaders on wednesday. cheryl, all of this by the house and senate are in session at the same time

something pretty special when you think about it -- how many things have the house of representatives united behindecently? i can think of none other than self driving cars. a bill was passed recently that i think is very supportive and in line with what we saw from the secretary, so i think that's great. i think it bears reminding everyone that there is a difference between the problem we are trying to solve, which is fully self driving and removing the human from the car and letting are sensing and technology and our compute do the whole driving task, and the different problem, with driver-assist technologies. there is a difference between those things. brad: that's what the ntsb ruling was on. are drivers getting a little too covetable with some of these technologies, taking their eyes off the road -- too comfortable with some of these technologies, taking their eyes off the road? john: it's the fundamental conundrum in this space. we had a pilot experiment where we put some of our employees in some are self diving driving cars -- self-driving cars. them they-- we told had to be very attentive,

united. all behind this speech. will eu leaders like what they hear in florence?transition deal that could be up to two years long, after we leave the eu. she is likely to signal, too, she might be ready to offer 20 billion euros so that no other country loses out from brexit. but after we leave, the prime minister will make clear again she wants a bespoke trade arrangement, not a model based on any other. remember, in the referendum, leavers promised that we would get money back, but after a visit to number ten, this prominent eurosceptic sounds completely on board with paying, if only for a couple of years. we are leaving a big hole in their finances if we just leave, and if the european union is going to deal constructively with us and reach a sensible agreement, then i think there are reasonable political and diplomatic reasons why we should help them. but in a transition, the eu's top negotiator‘s been firm we would have to pay and play by their rules, so there are still big uncertainties around our approach. in government circles, though, there is hope the s

chelsea are now five points behind united, after being held to a 0—0 draw at home to arsenal. the game. we have a bad wreck a tearful they have a good record at home. i took the players to focus on solidarity and that was good. —— we have a bad record here. there was good news for gareth bale last night. the welshman was booed by his own real madrid fans during a match on wednesday, but it didn't seem to bother him as he scored this spectacular goal in a 3—1win at real sociedad. bale's side are fourth in la liga at the moment. lewis hamilton took a big step towards a fourth world title yesterday, after coming from fifth place to win the singapore grand prix. it couldn't have been a better day for hamilton, as his championship rival sebastian vettel crashed out after a first corner collision, along with his ferrari team mate kimi raikkonnen and red bull's max verstrappen. it means that the briton has a lead of 28 points in the drivers standings, withjust six races remaining. heather watson's disappointing season has continued at the seoul open. the british number two was knocke

something pretty special when you think about it, how many things has the house of representatives united behindtly? i can think of none, other than self driving cars, which passed recently that is very supportive and in line with what we saw from the secretary. i think that is great. it bears reminding everyone that there is a difference between the problem we are trying to solve, which is fully self driving and removing humans from the car and letting our technology do the whole driving task, and the different problem with driver assist technology. there is a difference between those things. >> that is what the ntsb was rolling on. getting too comfortable with these technologies? what do you see as the danger? >> it is the fundamental conundrum that we face in this space. we learned it at google prior to becoming waymo in 2012. where a pilot experiment, we put some of our employees in our self driving cars for highway use. we told these very smart users that they had to be very attentive, that we would be watching them with cameras in the car, and if they didn't behave and keep their eyes on t

the trump coalition or not, agree that this is disrespect have to the flag and wants everyone to unite behindhe anthem just as we do when we go to a stained of the but it is a constitutionally protected right of the and i hope they ask about nuclear war. the most reckless thing he's done since he took office, that is this constitutionally protected freedom allows for the sports freedoms to stand up and do the same thing at games. and i believe that's part of the reason he blew this whole thing up. i think somebody gave him a little talking to after the tweet he intent the north korean foreign minister. >> day after day after day. five days where he still wants to talk about it. i agree. this binds him to his base. they love this kind of talk. the question is not about the president's relationship with his base. what about his relationship with the broader country? and is he going to be a uniter? a divider? >> that got answered in a way. >> what does it mean for a country that has a leader that actively tries to divide? that's where we are. and polls show that. there was a "washington post" po

republicans are uniting behind one idea: nat: "tax cuts"nat: "we want a middle class tax cut"nat: "we'reoing everything we can to relieve the tax burden"but maya macguineas with the committee for a responsible federal budgets says republicans are also avoiding the painful side effect of tax cuts: massive amounts of debt. "right now we're only hearing about the goodies, its like handing everybody a present, but nobody's paying the bill, and that's going to fall on our children"president trump says tax cuts eventually pay for themselves.that is, once the economy grows.but senate democratic leader chuck schumer says that doesn't add up. "so this idea that the administration can pay for a 5 to 7 trillion dollar tax cut through growth, is simply selling a bill of goods using fake fake math."some fiscal conservatives, including senator john kennedy of louisiana, insist tax cuts will grow the economy but he tells us, there's no doubt more budget cuts are necessary. "i'm very mindful of the deficit, we're going to have to do some things to make people unhappy, you can't make everybody happy"hous

(vicki) tonight senate republicans appear to be uniting behind a plan to overhaul obamacare.resident trump is also backing the bill known as "graham / cassidy". but not every republican is ready to make this plan america's this plan america's health care standard. the plan "graham cassidy" repeals most of obamacare. but also re- directs federal dollars to individual states. states would then develop their own healthcare system. but democrats see "graham cassidy" as nothing more than trump care 2-point-0h and already some republicans say they wont' support this latest push. senator rand paul of kentucky says he'll vote no. the president says he'll will sign this bill because it takes money and power out of washington (grant) a deadline is fast approaching for the latest effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act.(vicki) a bipartisan effort has been put aside and another effort by republicans is making headway on capitol hill. steve aveson joins us now with reaction from a member of the california delegation. (steve) yes, senator john mccain was the decider for the la

there hasn't been any feeling of split in society and seems to me that everyone is still very much united behind the emir they made himself a farmer right in saying was the only gulf leader who actually spoke at the general assembly of the country sent their foreign ministers or ambassadors and the like i mean he he does seem to be taking more of a leading role than in the earlier days very much the foreign minister was the one who spoke in the early days of this crisis it seems the image is stepping up a bit more now to lead this well it's true but i think he did it he did it in a way which is interesting to know that he did not just focus on his own crisis his speech at the u.n. was not just about what qatar is going through he had the time and the. interest really to tackle a number of very important regional and global issues all the way from you more to palestine to yemen and so on and that has illustrated his own direction rather than his foreign minister so he's. clearly he's very comfortable in his position where he is he has his future vision set and this is an important crisis having t

despite the diversity is, we can stand united behind that. so this concerns me. what also concerns me is somehow calling capra nick was a place of oppression. he has a liberal icon, he wears socks that depict cops as pigs. somehow this guy who is making tens of millions of dollars to play a sport who is literally emblematic of the mobility that we have in this country that you can become a multimillionaire. all these opportunities in the united states, almost the opposite of what he is protesting. and it just concerns me. i think that's president trump is trickling down on an issue that if you look at polling, after the colin kaepernick thing, saying that 72% of americans find us unpatriotic. i think he is hunkering down on an issue that americans really care about. >> harris: so you are from chicago, and i looked up some details this morning there were very disturbing. when i talk about this all the time, you can take a need, it worked for dr. king. i look for this picture and found it this weekend, and people are replicating versions of it. taking a knee in pra

audience is the palestinian people i tell the person people it's important to extremely important to unite behind a goal and to overcome the differences and not to lose opportunities to be ready to accept coexistence with the other with israelis in safety and security and to achieve stability and security for all and i say and direct my cause to the israeli people we have an excellent experience in egypt in peace with you for longer than forty years we can repeat this experience and this excellent step once again. through peace and the security of the israeli citizens together with the peace and security of the palestinian citizen. the day in a common. my call is for talk stand behind your political leadership and support and to not hesitate do not hesitate i am addressing israeli public opinion do not hesitate. we are all with you for the success of this attempt and this opportunity might not repeat itself. my other. cause is to all peace loving nations and stability loving nations. and arab states support this excellent endeavor. and to all of the nations of the world stand behind this time to

for the cd i tell the palestinian people it's extremely important to unite behind the goal and to overcome differences and seize opportunities and to be ready to accept coexistence with the others the israelis and achieve stability and security for all and i say and i direct my call to the israeli people we have an excellent experience in egypt in peace with you for more than forty years we can repeat this once again peace and security of israelis together with peace and security of the palestinians we heard from ben smith earlier a journalist and author on the palestinian israeli conflict who said despite the details of the trump peace deal being unclear palestinian officials have historically supported the u.s. . the problem goes back before trump and that's how we've got to where we are today in terms of. the palestinian strategy for a long time while this idea has been that if you please watch washington if you're close with washington with whoever's in the white house that that will produce pressure on israel to make concessions and to earn your keep ation and so forth that hasn't wor

near the washington monument, not under the banner of republican or democrat but with the goal of united behinds a moment that could have turned out bad, when a group of black lives matter supporters approached the stage. one of the people on stage speaking on behalf of president trump invited the black lives matter supporters on stage and this is what happened. >> this is what i want all to do. i want y'all to listen to me very carefully. i'm henry davis. i'm a brother. i'm brother. i want y'all to step back behind that line. if you want to be on this stage with me. i want y'all to get behind that line and don't come past that line. all right? i'm giving y'all a chance to put your fists up. don't say a word. don't disrespect my platform. are we clear? no, you're not going to say nothing. if you want to say something, you got to go down now. this is my platform. i'm giving you a chance to stay here. don't nobody want to hear you scream. security, get them off the stage. >> reporter: protesters from black lives matter ended up leaving the stage peacefully. there was no violence at any time. ther

called itcentered, he down, and the responses been to unite behind him. they are working well.. they have positive gdp growth. the whole thing is looking fine. that is what people would like to see, unification, not separation. maizel: all right, luis joining us from san diego. thank you so much. coming up, bruce springsteen tickets going for $2000 despite their face value. his wall street getting caught up in a ticketing scam? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is time for the bloomberg business flash. president trump's criticism of nfl player conduct during the national anthem have some questioning his own behavior on twitter. executive officer of a pany has something to say, and for more on ellen pao's tune in at 5:30 p.m. member -- i was the detroit lions. while nike has the main license for it if including uniforms. alone a -- pittsburgh steelerlone sit on the field m stayed in the tunnels. he is in at army ranger. that is your business flash update. scarlet: for more details, let's bring in bloomberg's sports business reporter. we are seeing corporate sponsors taking a stand. for

the foreign secretary borisjohnson has said he's not considering resigning and is united behind the prime are due to meet at the united nations general assembly after the pm accused him of "back—seat driving" over brexit. meeting at the un, a bit of peacemaking perhaps? there have been reports circulating in westminster today that mrjohnson could quit by the weekend if mrs may gives too much ground at her speech in florence on friday, in particular if there is too at money offered all too long a transition period, or is theresa may were to signal we might have some feature arrangement similarto have some feature arrangement similar to perhaps switzerland or norway. this lunchtime in new york, mrjohnson was ambushed pretty much by the press pack as he was returning from a jog round the big apple and he was pretty much in denial mode. he denied any question that he was going to resign, he also with denied other reports that he thought mrs may had no chance of getting any decent deal out of the eu and to prepare for a no deal outcome. he denied disunity among ministers, he said they were lik

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. >> the unit in the place behind unit innder -- the ac the place behind us was not working, and they were utilizing portable ac units. it is insignificant to reduce the heat and the facility. adrianna: that facility' surviving residents have been moved. before it hit, that facility had a safety rating of much below average. uss virginia is on its way to the virgin islands. three volunteers are heading to help take care of people and to open up a shelter. the eyelids were among the hardest hit by irma, and residents are desperate for power and water. now to the weather here in our area. was cloudy and humid, but the sun came out, so will we need that umbrella later on today? chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check of the forecast. people need an umbrella this afternoon, but i cannot tell you exactly where they will be. we had a few showers associated with a remnant of what was once irma, the showers weakening of it. with the sunshine and humidity down, we will see the possibility of a few pop-up thunderstorms this afternoon. as you look at the national you can definitely fe

home what you saw was a national festival a nation united behind its leader i feel sad about what our neighbors did to us but we are proud of our emir. sunday's turnout is in stark contrast to what some regional media have reported about a khatami leadership that's out of touch with its population while the gulf dispute has posed economic challenges to qatar the country has managed to launch you shipping routes to prevent the flow of goods from being disrupted. and for many who showed this was their chance to passively thank the emir and show the world their resolve throughout the crisis and. that despite the blockade we showed the world we are united and with that resolve we can overcome all the crises fashion and i mean you know american abby living here for eighteen years i feel i belong here this was the first time the emir left qatar since the crisis began. visit took him to. berlin and paris before landing in new york to address the united nations general assembly to wait and the u.s. have been trying to convince all the parties to negotiate an end to this dispute people here se