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secretary perdue, secretary chao, director mulvaney, administrator mcmahon, and acting administrator wheeler, who's doing a terrific job, by the way, over at the epa. and we're joined today by six really impressive people. people that some of you have gotten to know. people that have been both helped and hurt in lots of different situations, but very spectacular people. i want to introduce chris chinn, a fifth-generation missouri farmer. thank you very much, chris. how's missouri been, good? ms. chinn: we're doing good. we had a drought this summer, but we're recovering. pres. trump: that's good. it's a great place. it's a great place. luanne cundiff, a community banker from missouri, also. right? ms. cundiff: st. charles, missouri. pres. trump: and the community bank business is doing much better now that we got rid of the man that was running the regulatory service that was just absolutely destroying people. how is that going there? ms. cundiff: yeah. we have new heads of many regulatory agencies in place now, and they have been boots on the ground trying to listen to concerns from communi

they asked that ted wheeler give up control of the police department. response to that. >> ted wheeler has kind of gone back and forth on this issue. until now, he's taken the position that he's going to let the riots play out. that's proven too dangerous for the city, even for ted wheeler who hates to have the police crack down on things. we have a good family friend in portland p who works for the portland police department and he's expressed concern that these things are getting out of hand. my own familiarly and friends that are still there -- family and friends that are still there, they can't get to work sometimes because protests are holding up traffic. store windows are being smashed in. what we're seeing is glorified, blown out of proportion temper taken trumtion. temper tantrums. these can be traced back to college campuses. heather: go to where it begins and perhaps do something about that on campus as well. begin there. thank you so much, emma. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. heather: the time now is 8 minutes in p front of the to

it was from the mayor, ted wheeler, who basically said, i'm paraphrasing, that there were a lot of bad people out there. it wasn't just one group that was violent. i mean, it was a kind of a little bit murky. in other words intimating that your group was part of the problem out there. it wasn't just the antifa crowd. >> well, i would challenge it. if people don't show up to attack us, there's not going to be any problems. so the goal is, we really want to be able to have our right. if you carry an american flag in portland by yourself, you're going to get bloody. that's the thing people don't understand. until the city makes some changes and the culture makes some changes, free speech isn't going to truly exist in the city until they really make changes, especially with the police. the other thing people don't understand is the police have slowly been changing their tactics in portland where they used to just stand back completely. they would never intervene. if you look at august 4, they did do their job and even last saturday, fights broke out that lasted maybe a minute, a minute and

and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers caroline wheeler, who'sy political editor at the sunday times, and the political journalist, jane merrick. the brexit secretary dominic raab says the government is "closing in on workable solutions" in the search for an agreement for britain to withdraw from the eu. he told mps he was confident a deal could be reached this autumn. labour has urged ministers to change course, saying the government has no right to "plunge the country into chaos". theresa may is also facing calls from within her own party to change course — as our deputy political editorjohn pienaar reports. who is backing mrs may's plan for brexit? are you facing brexit mutually, mr gove? the cabinet behind her, at least in public, at least for now. will we get a brexit deal next week? but keeping tory discipline is a bit like herding cats. it is almost as if time is speeding up ahead of brexit day. these negotiations, mr speaker, were always bound to be tough in the final stretch. that is all the more reason why we should hold our nerve, stay

the huffington post is reporting that andrew wheeler, the acting head of the environmental protection agency, regularly engaged with right-wing conspiracy accounts on social media and "liked" a racist post featuring the obamas in 2013. the post is a picture of barack and michelle obama at a sports game, appearing to look at a hand holding out a banana. on another occasion, wheeler retweeted a prominent "pizzagate" conspiracy theorist, who's repeatedly claimed hillary clinton and other prominent democrats were running a child sex ring from the back rooms of a washington, d.c., pizza parlor. wheeler is a former coal lobbyist and has been the acting head of the epa since scott pruitt resigned in july amid an onslaught of financial and ethics scandals. and in california, the group of activist catholic nuns known as nuns on the bus have launched a countrywide tour under the banner "tax justice truth tour." they will appear at events around the country, , focusingnn the republican tax bill which they say poses a "existential threat" to many americans. they were joined by house minority lead

with me are caroline wheeler, who's the deputy political editor at the sunday times, and the politicalany of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily mail reports that school pupils are to be given routine mental health checks. teachers will be trained to carry out the ‘wellbeing' assessments at primary and secondary schools the daily telegraph says the royal college of psychiatrists is to review its opposition to the legalisation of cannabis, despite its concerns over the risks the drug poses to users' mental health. the i says health chiefs are calling for an army of unpaid helpers to support ‘exhausted' medical staff and improve patient care. according to the metro, one of the spies accused of carrying out the salisbury poisonings had his identity exposed by his grandmother. the financial times says the bank of england has issued its starkest warning yet that up to £41 trillion of derivatives contracts maturing after brexit are at risk, unless european officials urgently address regulatory uncertainty. the guardian reports on comments from the former prime minister gordon br

agenda undoing environmental regulations is basically continuing underwriting administrators andrew wheeler according to the new york times. financial correspondent months old wall street new york thank you very much. he is in the hot seat with german prosecutors probing with a premium segment subsidiary fulls of fine documents on calls intent if export to south korea reports from german media say that employees at the also suspected of having modified pollution and fuel consumption test results those were alleged to have changed the shall see numbers of the affected engines to throw off regulators if proven that would mean audi fortunately obtained authorization to be able to sell its cars in south korea prosecutors in the southern german city of munich say the investigation has been ongoing for months. and joining me now to talk through this is jeanette from business you know what well can you tell us about the allegations currently against saudi well it helps to think of this as an accompanying fraud to the original sin of emissions cheating so this has less to do with manipulating the c

wheeler tas tak the hospital in critical condition. the fight and the fire all happened within sight of a police camera. with you live outside the fireu where the victim was, we're told they wanged on the door. the suspect at large. the person is facing a rnlg e if malicious disfigurement. >> a local woman stopped on the side of the highway when she sees a driver ined the instinct to help cost her her life.ea still talking to the family of this good samaritan. >>> plus, most of us do it. reading the doctor reviews online before booking an appointment. the news4 i-team shows you why you might want to get a second opinion. it's a cool afternoon. it's a cool afternoon. onlyn e hlow to mid 50s. spanberger: i'm abwhen dave brater, and i appwent to congress,. he went washington. [ camera shutter clicks ] while virginians struggle with rising drug prices,us [ cbrat's taken tdsicks ] from pharmaceutical, insurance, and other health care companies, voting them billions in tax breaks while voting against lowering the cost of prescriptions and vo

with me are caroline wheeler, who's the deputy political editor at the sunday times, and the politicaljournalistow's front pages are already in. the daily mail reports that school pupils are to be given routine mental health checks. teachers will be trained to carry out the ‘wellbeing' assessments at primary and secondary schools. the daily telegraph says the royal college of psychiatrists is to review its opposition to the legalisation of cannabis — despite its concerns over the risks the drug poses to users' mental health. the i says health chiefs are calling for an army of unpaid helpers to support exhausted medical staff and improve patient care. according to the metro, one of the spies accused of carrying out the salisbury poisonings had his identity exposed by his grandmother. the financial times says the bank of england has issued its starkest warning yet that up to 41 trillion pounds of derivatives contracts maturing after brexit are at risk — unless european officials urgently address regulatory uncertainty. the guardian reports on comments from the former prime minister gordon brown —

i happened to ride a 3 wheeler. i didn't want him to thank i liked him so i fell off and it broke my ankle. >> brian, a scar? >> i had an exploding vein in my cast and they took it out through my groin. i have two scars. >> oh, stop. >> my grandmother made my dress for easter sunday. it had a long ribbon. i was playing sitting on an escalator. i forgot to tuck it under it and guess what? >> wow! >> whoa. i told this story before after drinking on thanksgiving, i shooed up from the toilet and smashed my head on the mirror on the medicine cabinent and told everybody i got in a fight, fighting for a tv on black friday. >> i got hit by a lunch pail from bobby in the second grade. he threw it on the fly. so i have to give him credit. bobby kennel, i have not forgotten. >> you never forget your first scar. >> all right. jamie asks. if you could write a book for another co-host, what would be the title of the book and what would it be about? how, brian? >> well, thanks for the lead time. >> a co-host. >> ghost write? >> ev

. >>> wheeler about the man following an altercation with deputies. he was taste in custody but died at the hospital. it occurred near el camino near milone try. he was found running in and out of traffic. a witness says the man was taste one ones. >> >> reporter: the man was reportedly taste at least three times. he was uncooperative and assaulted deputy. el camino is back open after nearly 9 hours of investigation.>> reporter: the incident occurred in front of the tri-counties bank. investigators spent most of the evening investigating the use of force by deputies after a man in the custody died. >> it was looking suspicions and was walking back and forth in the street. >> reporter: kevin ramirez works nearby and says he saw a man walking in and out of traffic around 1:00. he said deputies attempted to stop him but the man will not listen. >> they asked him to calm down and relax but he was resisting. interest is running.>> reporter: the consultant when deputy considered >>> continued to struggle with more as they showed up. that is when euros -- ra

. >> 18 wheelers were in the road. regardless, i drive a big old silverado.ee an 18-wheeler, wherever they go, i get out of the way. >> reporter: chp has seen the video. they are working to track down the driver of the big rig. tom waite, kpex 5. >>> a brazilian surfer has just broken the world record for the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. and back in january, maya berbera conquered this off the coast of portugal. earlier this week, the guinness book of world records announced it was, in fact, the biggest wave ever for a female. in 2013, she had a grueling wipe out that almost ended her life. she said that only motivated her to go bigger. >> wow. >> go big or go home. >>> i decided to do the weather instead. we have windy conditions erupting around the bay area tonight, and things are getting gusty. that is why we've got the wind advisory posted through monday morning. you'll notice they are for the upper elevations of the bay. so diablo range, and also along skyline boulevard and the higher elevations of the north bay. sonoma, napa and lake counties. r

council says mayor wheeler left the people of portland to fend for themselves.ulf war forced to resign over a year-old facebook post that reads, quote, i stand for the flag, i kneel for the cross. carley: this post setting off a social media frenzy among party members who labeled it as insensitive but he's not backing down on his beliefs. rob: here to share his side of the story is former executive director for the allegheny county, pennsylvania democratic party and marine corps veteran mark salvis. thank you for coming on this morning. do you believe that that post, that facebook post about standing for the flag singularly is the reason that you were asked to resign? >> well, it was a combination of two posts, actually, that i had posted, both took place before i accepted the position of executive director. rob: and tell us a little about the second post. we see the stand for the flag, it would be very disappointing if that's what led to your resignation. what is the second post? >> well, the second post was a close personal friend of mine, officer michael roth

ted wheeler is incredibly popular, and it's because of decisions like this.lks out both sides of his mouth. he would go to a meeting with civic leaders and someone will say hey, there are bunch of homeless people in old town and they look like zombies. the police tell us you have tied their hands and they can't do anything about it. if a cop tells you that, i want their badge. he tries to sound tough when it's politically convenient but he has a run of beautiful, incredible city into the ground and it's unforgettable. -- unforgivable. >> greg: if police abdicate the responsibility and the left believes you can protect yourself, isn't this possibly the best commercial you can never have for the nra? >> juan: the nra? >> greg: the gun lobby. if the police aren't going to be there to protect you come all you can do is protect yourself. if i was the nra, i would run that every day. >> juan: that that you are in a car and you can run them over, you want to shoot them. >> greg: the police are there to protect you. if they are not there, you have to defend yourself.

our guests this evening are caroline wheeler, who's the deputy political editor at the sunday times,he politicaljournalist, jane merrick. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm sarah mulkerrins. three years ago it was third — how will england women fare in france next year as the road to the world cup continues tonight. a reinvigorated ross barkley says i deserve to be here, as england men prepare to face craotia and spain in the nations league. and we continue our sporting journey in malawi with dame kelly holmes as she takes on some local endurance challenges. well, for the last three years, since that third place finish at the womens‘s world cup in canada, there has been a growing sense of anticipation of what this team here could achieve in the upcoming edition in france next year. the build up is well and truly on, after phil neville‘s side secured their spot in the finals in august. they were 1—0 winners over brazil on saturday and tonight, they face australia — a team on the up and fancied to go far next year.

agenda of undoing environmental regulations is basically continuing under acting administrator andrew wheelercording to "the new york times." >> sophie on wall street, new york. thank you very much. >> now, a soccer match is heading for a goal to spice things up with an entertaining pitch invasion. in a georgian top division game on sunday, the invader was slightly firmly and cute than your average intruder. >> online when humans invade the pitch when a fluffy, pooch does, it is harder to crash time for them to submission. they are a lot cuter for one and more interested in makingg friends. or in getting themselves a free belly rub. this furry fellow did not get everythihing its way when causea halt t to a match between the gegeorgian teamsms. but it seemed to have the time of its life in a short cameo appearance before a player finally drew him off the pitch. >> you are watching dw news from berlin. bunting more coming up at the top of the hour. i'm helen. thanks for your company. we will see you soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its c

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professor russell wheeler. he's one of the authors of the comprehensive administrative conference of the united states report that was published in may of this year. on issues of administrative judges in the federal government. and he has raised serious concerns about the department's use of quotas and deadlines on immigration judges. similarly, over 150 expert law professors in the field have signed an open letter to the department highlighting their serious issues, conflicts, and concerns with the department's actions. both of these publications, i believe, have been made available to you today. i strongly urge you to pick up a copy or request one. now, new and senior judges alike also have a reason to be worried about undue interference in their independent decision making authority as evidenced by the department's recent action against a well-respected and senior judge on the bench. on august 8th, 2018, the national association of immigration judges filed a formal grievance against the department for removi

agenda undoing environmental regulation is basically continuing under acting administrators andrew wheeler according to the new times. financial correspondent so if she runs the old wall street new york thank you very much. now when adele was soccer matches heading for gold the straw what a way to spice things up then with an entertaining pitch invasion in a georgian top division game on sunday the invader was slightly more furry cute than your average intruder. on look when families innovate the pitch when a fluffy pitch disrupts a football match it's a little harder to crush tackle them to submission. but there are a lot chooser for one and also more interested in making friends all and getting themselves afraid belly rob. you're a good image of this fairy fella didn't get everything its way when causing a halt to a match between georgian teams dilla and told pedo kutaisi bought it seem to have the time of its life in a short cameo appearance before a play of finally jew him off the pitch for the school year. those were. here watching the dow be news from back then plenty more coming up

wheeler?orter: she said this was launched after the flint water crisis stalled, with one company brought in by the new administration telling her anything brought in with regulations wouldn't fly. >> my sense is the government has absolutely no intention of taking any actions towards seriously changing lead in children's environment. >> reporter: what does that mean for the kids? >> it basically means that our kids will continue to be poisoned. it basically means that kids are disposable. they don't matter. >> reporter: through it all, she says, she kept pushing until about three weeks ago, when an official came into her office. >> my boss, who is the deputy chief of staff, walked in and handed me a piece of paper and said, i'm putting you on administrative leave. and i almost fell off of my chair. i said, what's this about? and she wouldn't say. >> reporter: did you have any idea what was happening or why it was happening? >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: did you have any warning? >> no. >> r

no four wheelers, no helicopters. >> anthony: excuse me for saying so, it seems a little stubborn.pposed to change. [ laughter ] >> bodie: it's not all bad, is it? >> anthony: no. >> shelly: i mean, these guys, they love it. i mean, they get up every morning and this is their office. ♪ [ cows mooing ] >> shelly: bodie, he had his teeth kicked out. >> anthony: by? >> shelly: a cow. and then he got in that chute with a steer, knocked them all out again. {horses galloping ] >> men: hey, hey, hey. ♪ >> shelly: oh, there goes evan. she's about to rope. ♪ >> anthony: how old were you when you learned to ride? >> evan: oh gosh, um -- i had a horse when i was like 3. >> anthony: 3! [ laughter ] >> shelly: evan shows horses all over. she is top five in the world right now. >> evan: in the cow wars, you have to show how well your horse can do different maneuvers. >> shelly: here comes levens. >> anthony: how old? >> shelly: he's 10. watch this. [ cheering ] >> anthony: damn. [ laughter ] >> shelly: is that hilarious? >> anthony: it's killing me. >> shelly: way to go, levens! ♪ [ gate opens ]

i do want to thank the president and the acting administrator wheeler from the epa for moving forwardthis went into effect, the idea was it would reduce smog and it was going to help global warming. the one is out urging folks to make changes in terms of technicality to produce global -- reduce global warming. do you have any concerns about that? >> i don't. there is conflicting information different scientists will come up with different reports on this issue. the jury is out on that but we know ethanol is a cleaner burning fuel serves -- source. so we are excited about the opportunity to provide a green and renewable product for our fuel serves -- resources. >> some of your colleagues disagree with this. 16 republicans, four democrats writing a letter and they were against this. do you say to them? >> it is about consumer choice. do we want a mandate that tells us we have to consume only petroleum products, or do we want to offer choice to consumers and again, moving toward the more green type of fuel source, and offering choice. about what isk going on with the oil sector, just las

no four wheelers, no helicopters. >> anthony: excuse me for saying so, it seems a little stubborn. is so opposed to change. [ laughter ] >> bodie: it's not all bad, is it? >> anthony: no. >> shelly: i mean, these guys, they love it. i mean, they get up every morning and this is their office. ♪ [ cows mooing ] >> shelly: bodie, he had his teeth kicked out. >> anthony: by? >> shelly: a cow. and then he got in that chute with a steer, knocked them all out again. {horses galloping ] >> men: hey, hey, hey. ♪ >> shelly: oh, there goes evan. she's about to rope. ♪ >> anthony: how old were you when you learned to ride? >> evan: oh gosh, um -- i had a horse when i was like 3. >> anthony: 3! [ laughter ] >> shelly: evan shows horses all over. she is top five in the world right now. >> evan: in the cow wars, you have to show how well your horse can do different maneuvers. >> shelly: here comes levens. >> anthony: how old? >> shelly: he's 10. watch this. [ cheering ] >> anthony: damn. [ laughter ] >> shelly: is that hilarious? >> anthony: it's killing me. >> shelly: way to go, levens! ♪ [ gate

believe me, i get why these rules exist, you don't want people driving on 18-wheelers with no sleep. the trucking companies need to hire more drivers. if that happens, we can stop fretting about the supply chain. boy, are we ever not getting that instead what we are getting a lot of hot sauce spilled right on it here, man. that th is what we are drinking. smoking. listen there is another way whole things can work out here too it is simple don't fight the fed, don't fight the tape if it tightens, and it is going down and it makes sense to do some selling i will admit that it is hard to find workers in the country especially with the tight immigration we have in the country. i know powell is worried about that the bottom line, nobody ever got hurt taking a profit we did in our travel trust today. we did not take money today. better chance to sell if you are in a panic mode. it doesn't mean the bounce will last the some opportunities may be nibbling soon. i wouldn't be surprised if you get a better opportunity town the road it is not worth it jared? wisconsin. >> caller: hi, jim, thanks

so i would leave the commentary as it is in the current draft or even strengthen it as russell wheelerst. i talk in my statement about issues of coverage and a think i will leave those to statements, unless the questions about that. i will concentrate instead on transparency and disclosure. when the legislation that became a 1980 act was under consideration, very little consideration was given to what the public should be told about misconduct proceedings. it's strange to us today but you just don't find much better. today, however, as professor geyh said, when all institution institutions, including courts must struggle to maintain public threats, the questions are central in the amendments in september draft address three elements that are of particular importance. interim disclosures, identification of a judge who is subject of an order, and the men and which orders are made public. i address of those subjects in detail in my statement and here i will make -- first, i'd like to like an idea that is relevant for all three elements, which is this. more disclosure and greater transpare

stephanie chase wheeler tried on break up the fight but someo poured gas on her and then lit a fire. >> i'm sorry that it escalated to that point. but that just shows you. t something change. something has to give. we can't live in a world like. >> police say someone drove her to a fire house. police treated her wounds and then rushed her to the hospital where she is inritical condition. >>> two construction workers are recovering fromca elect shocks in arlington. one is in critical condition with life threatening injuries. fire officials stay other in serious but stable condition. townhouses rking on in arlington. police are now investigating what went wrong there. >>> two sisters, local sisters found dead, floatg in the hudson river. today detectives with the new york city police department continue tonvestigate their deaths. >> the latest details this mysterious case.ic >>> p have identified two women as 16-year-old tala and 22-year-old rotana. they're both from fairfax. all we have is a sketch. their bodies were found in the river. they were bound together at the waist and fully

catholic charities is building 18 wheelers are palates of water that we will be able to help the community. we are looking for opportunities to serve rather than be served at this moment. we are trying to rebuild the church. any help with that is really appreciated. >> father, hang in there. we will be looking after you as best we can. we know the time after the time is always the toughest. we wish you the best of luck. we are staying on top of all the developments out of florida. sources telling cnn that turkey has audio and video evidence of the saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi's murder. how will the president respond now? >>> pope francis has accepted the resignation of the arch bishop in washington after weeks of outrage. he is believed to have known about those victims and covered it up. >>> we will also take you live this morning to the new york stock exchange looking from futures like the market will rally this morning after the two brutal days of a melt down. we're on it. chloe. ♪ she's so cute. ♪ the most loved iphone meets the most loved in wireless. right now, save $300 on ipho

ted wheeler responding to a viral video showing demonstrators harassing drivers protesting the deathot by police last month. this coming days antifa members counter protested a patriot prayer march, burning an american flag, someone dashing in to save it from the flames. four people were injured. >>> high school band is barred from a yearly state competition over a halftime show depicting cops at gunpoint after two local officers were killed on duty. the jackson school district in mississippi ruling band members at forest hill can't wear uniforms or march at football games for the rest of the season, as the state representative demands a watchdog investigation into whether the fake guns were bought with taxpayer dollars. the band director is keeping his job. officials say there was no ill will in the halftime show. >>> a fox business alert, the last chapter for sears? tracy korosko has a big announcement breaking overnight from the retailer. >> reporter: sears has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. this doesn't mean it's the end of sears. they do plan on restructuring, stayi

the facts of the matter on hand is the portland mayor ted wheeler also doubles as the police commissioneram not privy to some of the internal conversations he may have with the police department here. just based on other events thath happened in the past, i would say there is sort of a dereliction of duty of upholding the rule of law. >> tucker: one might be tempted to come to that conclusion. the "washington post" doesn't agree, but i do. thank you very much, andy.y. good to see you. thank you for putting that online.os >> my pleasure. >> tucker: quentin james is cofounder of vestige strategics. we don't agree politically but we can agree that people banging on doors with batons threatening old ladies is unacceptable. why isn't it being denounced? >> it is unacceptable. there are larger problems at hand. the violence we are seeing across the country isn't really coming from the left but actually from the right. you could show clips tonight of dylann roof preparing to kill people in a church in charleston or clips of many of the other white supremacists who have gone on and killed people,

employees has asked state and federal officials to open a criminal investigation of portland mayor ted wheelerr his direction of a police response to i.c.e. protests over the summer. demonstrators blocked areas around the i.c.e. office, set up camps and clashed with federal police officers. california secretary of state demanding a new investigation into the dmv. blaming a processing error for improperly registering noncitizens to vote in california. the dmv said none of the people registered are in the country illegally. here is one noncitizen who got registered by the dmv. >> i got this piece of cardboard that said congratulations. you are registered to vote. i thought that is stupid. >> shannon: residence in alameda, california, voicing opposition to turn out federal building into a homeless shelter. many calling it a safety risk, warning its proximity to our park and children's hunter could put kids in danger. tonight's midnight heroes. an organization that provides lodging for veterans. lisa freeman realized veterans were sleeping in their cars while waiting for treatment because they cou

"the new york times" is reporting acting environmental protection agency administrator andrew wheeler has completed a proposal to dramatically weaken a major environmental regulation covering mercury, a toxic chemical emitted from coal-burning power plants. meanwhile, the interior department has proposed loosening major offshore juggling regulations that were put in place after the 2010 deepwater horizon oil rig disaster in the gulf of mexico. this all comes as the epa has announced plans to dissolve its office of the science advisor which was created to give the head of the epa sound advice about scientific research. in immigration news, "the new york times" is reporting the trump administstration has been bebegun ansfsferring d detained migranant children from shelters across the country to a barren tent city in west texas. "the times" reports hundreds of children are being sent each week from shelters to the tent city, which currently houses 1600 children. the u.s. government is now detaining a record 13,000 migrant childrdren. a federal judge has rulele congressional democrats can

lydia wheeler and doug brinkley. interesting, from your perspective, what you heard there from grassley, we talked a little bit about this idea of the comments that he made. i know you're responding to that. these comments he made about republican female senators not being willing to serve. do you think he's explaining this any better than the original statement? >> i think he might be trying to walk back that original statement a little bit that seemed to have gotten him into trouble, especially in this era of the me too movement where women feel empowered. might offend, in ill taste, so i think he's saying now he didn't mean that. >> it does seem to be to a certain extent an image problem for republicans when questioning someone like dr. ford when there were only male republican senators available. do you think that the republicans have gotten the message at all about what this looks like and how this may impact these conversations going forward? oh, we don't have douglas. i'm sorry. okay, but manu raju is ready. s

mott was a talker, a wheeler dealer, a trial lawyer, a political. and dean was a journalist, a scholar, cerebral, a writer and a theorist. and they poured each of themselves into their boy jackson. on the mott side, a moment occurred in 1911. he was also a democrat and the democratic leader, a big figure, connected in democratic politics and he took his boy, jackson, if i may, only 19 years old to albany. there he introduced him to many people. a lot of handshakes. most i think were forgettable but when that he did remember was a freshman senator from dutchess county named frank roosevelt. he was 29. jackson was 19. roosevelt, it was forgotten. after that first apprentice year jackson spent the next year at dean's urging getting learning at the law school. they gave him credit for his apprentice year and he transferred into the senior year of what was then a two- year program and was a sterling student. but by the end of the year he was still only 20 years old. they declined to give him a diploma, instead giving him a certificate of completion. he w

two-wheelers have been blocking sidewalks, parked ilheely or toppled altogether. you can't do that.ou also have to wear a >> we're going to have a lot of opportunity to teach the right way to be riders, the right way to respect non-riders. three days in we're happy with how things are going so far. >> it is not ready. i think people can respect it better. >> sfmta says it has the authority to fine the companies for complaints. $100 for the first offense, $200 for the second, and $500 for each additional complaint. >> we'll wait and see if it has the follow-through. >> people that use the scooters and consider it actions. >> correct. >> in theory. >> okay. we'll see how that goes. all right. see how your weather goes. coming up on 5:49. you're never more than 7 minutes away. take a look at the exploratorium at pier 15. broken deck of clouds. a little bit of a warming trend. our warmest days are ahead of us. fall will return with temperatures back to average late this weekend. there's still a chance of rain. not as good as it was yesterday. it's still out there. less than 7 minutes. h

and then with the interesting clouds that we have seen sunrise and sunset, karnta wheeler sent me this picture picture of sunrise. and you can seend me your weather pictures at facebook, twitter and also instagram. posting the weather updates as we is it still have rounds of rain moving through inland valleys reaching to the mid-70s. and then thursday is looking really nice. only lower 70s but then low 80s for the weekend. san francisco clearing out in sometime for many of the fleet week festivities, the air show but still we have to windchill for today and tomorrow. laura and marcus. >> what a range throughout the week thank you kari. >>> yes. also come up are your kids hands grew today video game controllers? the study you need to hear about before you let them play. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify

this comes as portland mayor ted wheeler reveals that on august 4, portland police found a hidden group of patriot prayer members on a rooftop with a cache of guns right before the white supremacists took to the streets for a rally. no arrests were made that day and portland police instead fired rubber bullets at anti-fascist protesters at the march. portland police chief danielle outlaw later said the counter-protesters were acting like children and were "mad because i kicked your butt." in malta, supporters and loved ones of mamaltese journalist daphne caruana galizia gathered on tuesday to o commemorate one year since her murder by an unknown assailant. galizia was a wewell-known investigative reporter who reported on corruption at the highest levels of the maltese government, including tax evasion, nepotism, and money laundering. she faced personal and legal threats, harassment and arrests because of her work. the investigation into galizia's murder has been criticicized for itits lack of independenence and efficiency. her son matthew galizia said -- "it appears that there is a comp