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>> well, you can't unring the bells. you can't unsay what he is saying. this in the 20th century in a number of ways. how fast something could go from unthinkable to thinkable to action. and it doesn't seem to me it's going to be easy to just snap back as though this didn't happen. it happened. and he got away with it. and he became president. and there will be emulators. >> i want to get to a specific point of the fiscal conservatism and rush limbaugh saying oh, no one ever believed that. which i personally don't believe. when i was working in the is that the, i believed that the republicans across the aisle and democrats actually meant what they were saying about the deficit and the debt. but politically it's very difficult to wrestle with, and in your new book "the conservative sensibility" you quote my old bass daniel patrick moynihan talking about that phrase he used, "civic religion," about minimalist government. and you put it that it is avowed but not constraining, this civic religion. it's one thing to aspire to a certain value in politics and th

but with deals takaking place n car pas anand unr tablbles, policing t this is anothther mae ter r the fair, wewe showed or footage to pro wildlife, who identified protected species for sale, and told us a legal grey zone lets unregulated animal trade thrive. katharina: we have noticed in the past that shortly before the trade fair in hamm, the number of online ads increases dramatically. and very often, the parties agree that that's where the trade will take place. reporter: most adverts we saw leading to the terraristika were in closed facebook groups. facebook refused multiple requests to comment, but did delete some groups after we contacted them with screenshots of suspicious animals. many more groups are still active. tech companies face challenges policing the wildlife trade. ebay struggles to keep sales of ivory out of its market. but animal welfare groups told us they haven't found live animals there. wolfgang: it's not like in a a social network where you have closed user groups that you can enter by invitation only. that's not happening on ebay. so anyone can check anytime a

for much of the country it's been a leweltering weekend of unreing heat. excessive heat warnings and advisories in effect from the midwest to the east coast. the heat t indexping 110 in baltimore, norfolk and atlantic city. at least three deaths are blamed othe heat. late word today, a lightning strike on clearwater beach on florida's gulf coast. our kathy park has all the latest. >> reporter: this asp t a beach g in clearwater florida, struck a man in his 40s. >> shocked and thrown onto the ground. >> reporter: sending himnto cardiac arrest. he's in intensive care, and several others are being cared for. another day of relentless heat. outside of manhattan, in queens, hundreds of customers were without power, many finding relief outside rather than inside their home. last week, expecting mom elsa cano was admitted to the heat. physically do you think you can handle another one? >> no. no. >> reporter: the storms exasperating conditions, with thousands of customers entering day three ho off-line wit electricity. also in the midwest, the heat index reached

for much of the country it's been a leweltering weekend of unreing heat.sive heat warnings and advisories in effect from the midwest to the east coast. the heat t indexping 110 in baltimore, norfolk and atlantic city. at least three deaths are blamed othe heat. late word today, a lightning strike on clearwater beach on florida's gulf coast. our kathy park has all the latest. >> reporter: this asp t a beach g in clearwater florida, struck a man in his

i mean, this is really, really horrific trafficking of people unr age and that he got 13 months is reallyemarkable. robert: let's go over the charges. on monday, federal prosecutors indicted him on new. charg one count of sexng trafficn minors. epstein pleaded not guilty. epstein and a friend were running a vas network of urgedage girl for sex some a -s- under age girls for sex under 18. they knew they were under 18. i'm so glad we hav two attorneys and phil rucker. president trump was watching the. what did take away and why did epstein end up resigning? excuse me, whyid acosta resign? >> the performance was not the kind of performance we' use to from people when they're trying to please the president. he lacked he lacked indignation. you'll remember when brett i kavanaug his confirmation hearings for the supreme court defended himself, he did so with a lot of vigor and passion and indignation and anger and trump really liked that.ru i think wasn't sure what to make of acosta's performance. started askingt around and f forward to friday and acosta's out. robert: he alsoid not apologize t

rivers overflowed, roads into rapids, cars and homesde unr water. this is 4 mile in arlington, overflowing its banks and submerging cars nearby. >> not a creek any more, that's for sure. the water came in so fast and so furiously, some people couldn't turn around fast enough. this is the scene here on canal road from potomac into georgetown that road runs one way into the district in the morning and this morning one way into trouble. us some harrowing moments and the damage not jt to our roads. check out the waterfall inside the virginia square metro station here. and in the elevator at pentagon ustion, metro officials tell poor drainage above ground caused the issues below ground. >> boy. >> hi, verybody. they are scenes no one around here will soon forget. the records fell almost as fast as the rain. >> that's right. we are still getting new video o of the damag there. we're talking about washed out roads and flooded out homes. we have live te coverage for you tonight. >> we want to begin with ews 4's shomari stone in potomac. shomari, whags the s

mandatory evacuations unr way for thousands with warnings of life-threatening storm surge. >> i stuck around a little bit too long during katrina and don't want to make that mistake ago. >> the latest on when and where barry will hit. >>> the terrifyifl ht over the pacific as a flight with 300 people board hit severe turbulence. >> it went bang and the people just shot up. >> dozens injured, the plane forc to make an emergency landing in hawaii. >>> the president alters course on the census and immigration crackdown expected this weekend. thousands target for immediate dertation in ten major cities sparking fear across the country. >>> ford under fire caeportedly selling two populamodels even though it knew it had major problems. thousands of oz complaints ands of injuries reported. >> i would not feel confident selling this car to somebody else and having them drive it. i don't know if i could sleep at night. >> more than a million of the cars still on the road. >>> the price you pay, hol guests shocked by the fees they've been charged now being investigated in all 50 states. >>> whe

a tower of potentially toxic smoke forced nearby residents inside for several hours unr a shelter in place order. tonight, the fire in baytown texas is under contl, but experts are still monitoring the air quality for danger. our joe fryer has late details. >> reporter: it started with an explosion. >> oh, wow. look at it from he. >> reporter: sending a storm of flames and umes of black smoke into the air at the exxonmobil plant in baytown, texas. the company says 37 people were hurt all with minor injuresin cluding first degree burns. the city initially told neighbors to shelter in place, but that orders was lifted hours later. the company and other encies monitoring the air andeporting no concerns. the plant produces ethylenechemical used in many plastics, but it's unclear what sparked the explosion. >> i can tell you we're going to work diligently to figure it out so that it doest happen again. >> reporter: in march, erupted fir in part of the exxonmobil complex that neres oil. around that same time about 15 miles away an inferno at the intercontinental plant burn for days prompti

. >> he right about this, this one bell that joe biden cannot unring, he eulogized strom thurman. >>m not on cory booker on this, agree on strom thurman. >> crime bill was backed by congressional black caucus, naacp, and crafted in consultation with black leaders inflation communities and -- faith communities, i think a little bit of ma culpa is necessary. kennedy: he is not good at explaining. >> he has not been. but you look at cory booker, a black manablack man, who is pol% with black community. you see -- kamala harris landed her blows well, i didn't like it, i thought hig he went too fr but she needed to do it, cory booker is just -- >> i think he is one of the people like you -- chris christie, trying to do as much damage as possible to frontrunner. knowing he is not going to get a nomination. >> i side with booker on this, but you are right, more black voters might not see it the way booker does, i wish we have booker from 10 years ago, a more moderated, strong voice on school choice from a lib ta liby schaaf tarrian -- libertarian perspective. he had so much more to offer. ke

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>> i believe that what this president has done to our culture to our civic discourse, you cannot unringhese bells you cannot unsay what he's said. you cannot change that he's made it normal for school boy taunts and obvious lies to be spun out in a constant stream. i think this will do more lasting damage than richard nixon's burglary stint. >> do you think he's right? >> do you think what he said, in saying, that you cannot undue what trump has done? >> i do agree. i think it's going to take a long time. even if trump loses in 2020, he's not going anywhere. i was a republican member of congress. my party welcomes anybody into this country legally, if they want freedom and opportunity regardless of color, race or creed or where they come from that is not the republican party that this president represents. that's a shame, and that's going to take a long time to undue. >> we have too leave it there, thank you for a great discussion this afternoon. thanks very much. >> we do have breaking news into cnn, an arrest has been made in the murder of a louisiana civil rights activist. she was a

th to braz, wherhe deforestion of t aman raforest i rapidlyscalatin unr theresident the equivalt of thr s soccer fields are being destroyed every minute. >> at this time the main actor in the environmental problems in brazil is sitting in the chair of the president of the republic. in charge of the country. all deforestation must be avoided. it is not welcomed. it is no longer tolerated. we can grow the country without deforestation. amy: and we look at the privately owned detention center in georgia where at least four immigrants have died over the past two years, including one last week. all that and more, coming up. ♪ amy: welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm m amy goodman.n. in california, police have identified the shooter that killed three people - including two children in mass shooting sunday in the gilroy garlic festival.. sunday as 19 year old santino william legan. he was fatally shot by police at the scene. authorities say they are still determining a motive for the attack but the gunman's social media activity shows him promoting a manif

. >> just about half the field has played the front nine so far unr par today, so the course is gettable right now. but with this weather expected in, could be very interesting in a couple ofours. >> one more day. his own country this week. making the weekend has been one of the main focal points of the fans. he's getting ready to go with tom lewis over there and just a couple of minutes. back over to the 9th for lou oosthuizen. louis gets it to one under. third birdie of his first nine. back to two. >> korhonen for birdie, 32-year-old from finland. so a bogey start. it will be exciting to play with d.j. he'll be watching and learning. >> over at the third, he missed his birdie attempt, cantlay for his two. >> back up the hill, just hit it through the break. >> tommy fleetwoodng arrivi, the final pairing with shane lowry. got his family e,ther making his way. must be little frankie. wife claire here as well, hoping that tommy can mount a comeback that tommy can mount a comeback in that final ♪ that tommy can mount a comeback in that final ♪ creating the perfect night... just takes a litt

all of these areas i orange are unr gilroy. we went over the heat tips.ly expect 95 to 105-degree temperatures in this orange zone here. i've posted it on twitter. if you want a closer look at that. how about the temperatures? how do we shape up for tomorrow morning? it's a wide mix. get ready for temperatures. close to the coastline, it's going to be cooler. 64. the inland tri-valley. start off with a mild 70. notice the east bay. i have you between 60 to 70 degrees. closer to the bay near oakland, near 60. in the inland valleys, concord, antioch, pittsburg, brentwood, chance here of a little bit of drizzle and 58. pass through the day tomorrow, the noon hour, i think we're in for a 10 to 15-degree heat up. it's going to be noticeable. it's one. days where you get close to the door, you start to feel the heat. you open the door up and head back especially down here to morgan hill at 100. san jose, 94. a lot of you hds. you like the heat during that festival. make sure you stay hydrated early on, by 11:00 in the morning, you're up to 83 degrees already. l

assembled and probe why the investigation even started in the first place as the basic questions of unrseleased about mueller is preparing. >>though is past his pro long he's more than ready. >>director mueller will be impeccably prepared that is part of his strength as a i remember those sessions are kind of legendary the hallway that led to his office on the 7th floor will be lined on both sides of the briefing teams. he is very studious he's not a verbose in dramatic witness. but he knows his stuff. >>and mueller did stress when he spoke at the end of may that the report itself should serve as his testimony. >>wildfire coverage time now in the mitchell fire that was burning in contra costa county is now 100% contained. it started burning near the top of mount diablo it a crime for a viewer. sent us this video of the fire you can see the smoke there an airplane dropping that read were charted. it was burning near summit road. no injuries or damage to the structures has been reported. >>the trump administration is proposing a plan to slow wildfires by bulldozing or otherwise clearing ou

. >> so unr, one of the most important fib use is keeping outside out and inside in.let's look at windows. >> let's assume this window is broken in the earthquake. we have wind and rain blowing in. one of the most important things you need to do as a homeowner is secure the plastic properly. if you just take staples or nails and put them into the plastic, we're going to get a strong wind and rip it right off. what i'm going to have somebody do is they're going to have -- this is an old piece of shingle. you might have -- everybody has a piece of wood in their basement. it doesn't have to be fancy. they take out this rusty screw begun, and hopefully you have one of these. >> there is one at the neighborhood support center. >> at the neighborhood support center. you're going to wrap this plastic around this board, take your screw. and then screw that in. >> you need a permit for this? >> you do need a permit for this. and you can contact the former head building inspector to get that permit. that's it. now when the wind blows, it's tight and it's not going to pull throu

there is the unring the bell problem, right? we need to "men in black" your memory and everyone in the supreme court and everyone in the public who knows this was pretextual and knows they were lying, woof, that never happened, here is an executive order. like, can they do that? >> look, last i checked, we still had separation of powers in this country, and the president doesn't get to override the supreme court through an executive order. the census is in the power of congress. article i of the constitution -- >> yep. >> -- says that the congress has control over the census. it's a power that's delegated to the executive branch but there are huge constraints on it, including, you know, black and white federal letter law that justice roberts relied on in issuing the majority opinion of the supreme court. they will try. i think they will meet a dead end whichever way they go, but meanwhile there is a really important thing at stake where health care, hospitals, policing, political representation are all at stake with this very se

hong k kong is still i in unres. we are v very much not satisfied with the government not allowing a complete withdrawal of the extradition bill, anand also a real urge from all s sides to establish an independent inquiry into the whole fiasco. amy: we will have more on hong kong after headlines. iran announced it has surpassed the limit on uranium enrichment permitted under the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal and said it would continue to increase its stockpile. trump responded to the news by saying iran was playing with fire. the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif said they would now bow to u.s. pressure but would engage in dialogue with any parties that demonstrate respect. last week, france, germany, and the united kingdom said that instex, an alternative financial mechanism that would circumvent u.s. sanctions, was operational. iran said that the system was a popositive developopment but tht europe was not buying iranian oil l d needed t to do more to uphold its commitment to keeping the landmark 2015

of course it's going to affect the market you can't unring a bell, but ultimately, tyler, i think the issue is that when jay paul went to paris, he really changed his views in a way i think the ecb is about ready to embark on even more stimulus. bigger inversion in the curb i think that sends a negative message. i think the fed's trying to get in front of that it's a losing battle >> all right, rick santelli, thank you very much. president trump commenting on the debt ceiling just recently let's take a listen. >> thank you very much i can't imagine anybody ever even thinking of using the debt ceiling as a negotiating weight. when i first came into office, i asked about the debt ceiling, and i i understand debt ceilings and i certainly understand the highest rated credit ever in history and a debt ceiling and i remember saying to senator schumer and nancy pelosi would anybody ever use that to negotiate with they said absolutely not that's a sacred element of our country. they can't use the debt ceiling to negotiate and don't forget, president obama during his eight yea, he created -- h

. >> i believe what this president has done to our culture, to our civic diskrs, you cannot unring theseyou cannot unsay what you said, and you cannot change he is now in a very short time made it seem normal for schoolboy taunts and obvious lies to be spun out in a constant stream. i think this will do more lasting damage than richard nixon's surreptitious burglaries did. >> his argument is what nixon did was supposed to be in secret and when it came out what he had done, then he was largely admonished by the public and essentially forced to resign. what's different he says is that the president is doing this in full public view and retains a 97% rating within his party. >> he's doing it within full view and basically with full support of somewhere between of 30% to 40% of the country. i still many tain there are a lot of trump supporters who don't just tolerate the president's antics, if you will, they enjoy it. i don't always agree with george will. i think implied in what he's saying is also that president trump has done damage to george well's notion of conservatism, right, but what

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mandatory evacuations unr way for thousands with warnings of life-threatening storm surge. >> i stuckring katrina and don't want to make that mistake ago. >> the latest on when and where barry will hit. >>> the terrifyifl ht over the pacific as a flight with 300 people board hit severe turbulence. >> it went bang and the people just shot up. >> dozens injured, the plane forc to make an emergency landing in hawaii. >>> the president alters course on the

opportunity to read it and remember as a member of both committees i've had an opportunity to read the unred t unredacted version, as well. when i first read the redacted version, i was convinced then that the elements of multiple crimes was there and that we should have begun impeachment proceedings at that time. certainly after reading the unredacted version and just everything being topped off with director mueller confirming some very critical portions of the report, i have no doubt in my mind as a 27-year law enforcement officer, police detective and police chief the president engaged in wrongdoing and were it not for the department of justice olc opinion, he would have been indicted. >> is it only members of the intelligence committee who have been able to see the unredacted version? >> i can't -- i'm not sure about that particular portion. i believe there are some limited members of the judiciary like the chairman but i know members of the intelligence committee have been able to review it. >> can you give us some sense of how much more people would understand if they were able to see

we're checking in on the don barden bridge just unr 30 minutes to cross the bay and make it to the peninsula to 37 that's going to be crowded 21 minutes now that's heavy 8.80 to one on one. we'll have more slow downs coming up sergeant james, thanks a lot rob and today federal investigators are on the scene of a deadly helicopter crash in the east bank flight instructor and his student were on board when that craft went down it was it. >>hayward's executive airport and that's where kron 4 sarah stinson joins us. now live this morning, sarah. >>you can still see the wreckage from that helicopter crash here at the hayward executive airport and that is because federal investigators still need to come out here and figure out what went wrong with take a look at this video that i just shot moments ago. you can see the helicopter down there with the with the chp officer just looking over this scene and now we know that the instructor in this because we know that it was a flight instruction that happened when the helicopter went down the instructor died on scene he has been identified as 62 year-old

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which i think will do more lasting damage to the country, you can't unring these bells, than nixon'ssurreptitious burglaries did. it's going to be extremely difficult restore the tone of american lifehat prevailed from washington through barack obamaaw. >>: leave us with something positive to take away from this session. >> here's the bright side. no one ever got rich betting e united states or against the american people. they are more sensible and less passionate and inflamed than some of thr representatives would have us believe they are. people rather cavalierly say we'r in a constitutional crisis. we've had one cisstitutional . that is one crisis, thmad sewnian institutions could not handle that. was the civil war. watergate, all the rest, thest utions took care of them just fine. ur >> nawaz: at theof the last century, african americans from across the country flooded new york city's harlem neighborhood leadiltng to a al explosion of books, poetry, music and art that is now collectively known as the harlem renaissance. as special correspondent jared bowen reports, a photography

and as he typically does when blocked unr on something whether it's legislation, executive action or golf course he wants to build, he pitched plan b as even better than plan a. >> with today's executive order, which eliminates long-standing obstacles to data sharing, we're aiming to count everyone. ultimately, this will allow us to have an even more complete count of citizens than through asking the single question alone. >> so keeping him honest, that option was always open to the president, but it doesn't have the benefit -- and i'm putting that word in quotes -- of doing what numerous studies have shown, that it will depress the count in primarily hispanic majority democratic areas. as the census bureau itself warned last year, a citizenship question, quote, is very costly, harms the quality of the census count, and would use substantially less accurate citizenship data than are available from an administrative sources. so if the goal is to more accurately count people, the experts say the citizenship question is a bad idea. and just to remind you, article 1 section 2 of the cons

they will never be able to unring that bell. i believe that preclearance, in fact we know, preclearance would have permitted more voters to cast their ballots because the policy that denies us the right to vote would not have been enacted. >> think you, these are things i think about a lot. you say you are from mississippi and i want to say some nice things about nina simone. >> thank you. >>> mr. johnson, your record is eric >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. hawkins, texas has been up a number of times. is there anything that has been said here today or submitted in the written record that you would like to respond to as solicitor general of the state? >> yes, i would like to do that. thank you for the opportunity. there has been a lot said about the texas voter id law and litigation. i would like to set the record state, straight on it. no district court has ever found that any number of voters were disenfranchised. the fifth circuit found that 95% of texas voters already had a qualifying photo id and the ones who did not could s

the imenternational order is unr threat. the new national strategy or nds is help the united states compete with china or russia. as department per sues this new strategic direction, there are countries dangerous and the threat posed by organizations is not diminishing. furthermore, the department must continue to recruit and retain high caliber individuals by restoring readiness and pursuing new high end capabilities for the force. general hyten, you'll be working closely with general milich to address the issues and i hope you will share your views with this committee. you'll see a key role in the interagency process that requires working closely with senior policymakers within the department and national security council on critical national security issues. the committee looks forward to hearing from you on the effectiveness of the interagency process. the vice chairman assigned a number of responsibilities within the department. first, they oversee the council which is a critical process. senior member of the nuclear we

he said the president said he should do the unre cuesal act, correct? >> correct. >> a few days after flynn entered a guilty plea for lying to federal agents and cooperated with the investigation, trump asked to speak to sessions alone again in the oval office and again asked sessions to unrecuse himself true? >> i'm referring to the report for that. >> page 109, volume 2. down of any point when the president expressed anger or frustrations at sessions personally? >> i would have to pass on that. >> page 78, volume 2. the president told sessions you were supposed to protect me, you were supposed to protect me or words to that effect. >> correct. >> is the attorney general supposed to be the attorney general of the united states of america or the con sig larry for the president. >> united states of america. >> the president sought to convince sessions to unrecuse himself so the investigation -- >> i rely on the report. >> restricted the scope of your investigation. >> i'm not going to speculate. if he took over or was attorney general he would have great

president has done to our culture, to our civic discourse, you cannot unring these bells, and you cannote has said and you cannot change that he is now in a very short time made it seem normal for schoolboy taunts and obvious lies to be spun out and in a constant stream. i think this will do more lasting damage than richard nixon cea nixon's burglaries did. >> george will in an interview with the "the new york times" with that stark assessment of the effect of trump and his presidency and what it's having on our society. joining us now, cofounder and ceo of axios, jim vandehei. >> jim it's great to have you with us. i heard you say earlier, this what we have seen is part of donald trump's strategy. something i read yesterday from charlie cook and i'm going to give you the numbers. 52% of republicans think it's very important that donald trump get reelected. 73% of democrats think it's very important that trump loses. it seems to me that his racist tweets and his reactions only hardens that 73%, maybe drives it to 75, 78%, while there are some in that 52% that think it's important that tr