wheeler. wheeler had run for election to the senate in 1922 on a platform that he was going to investigate alleged corruption at the justice department and corruption that extended in his view to the attorney general, harry dougherty. dougherty was, among other things, the personal attorney of president warren harding. he worked for about a year to get the senate to agree to a bipartisan joint committee, select committee to investigate the justice department's sensational hearings were held in 1924, a cast of characters that would be right out of central casting were paraded before wheeler's committee and eventually the attorney general was forced to resign. he stood trial on the corruption charges sometime later and one of the 12 jurors in the corruption trial held out against a guilty verdict and he walked away a free man despite substantial amount of evidence that he had, indeed, misused his office along with several of his cronies at the justice department. as a result of that investigatio

wheeler. a senator in the 1920s teapot dome oil scandal and initially supporting the new deal policies then opposing president roosevelt's attempt to add more justices to the supreme court. from the montana historical society in helena, this is about an hour and a half. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our speaker, marc c. johnson, the author of the book, "political hell-raiser." rod in our store would be more than happy to sell you one or ten copies after the talk. i'm pretty sure marc would also be happy to sign them for you. so marc c. johnson has worked as a broadcast journalist, a top aide to idaho's longest serving governor. a journalism graduate of south dakota state university, johnson has chaired both the idaho humanities council and the federation of state humanities councils and has frequently served as a national endowment for the humanities visitor. a student of political history, marc writes and speaks regularly on political history with particular focus on the new deal era. u.s

wheeler was worth doing.e was enormously helpful to me and i just want to publicly and knowledge that tonight. and thank you for being here tonight. how do we explain this political held razor? a politician that is controversial. i would say between 1923 and 1947 when he served in the u.s. senate, there was not much in the way of major public policy in washington, d.c. in one way or another, and that he did not have his hands on. he was a politician, he had to take refuge in a boxcar when he was assaulted by a mob who is determined to assault him and perhaps worse. he was then labeled by his critics as box car birds. his views on civil liberties and opposition to war were shaped, i believe, by the still unsolved murder in butte in the summer of 1917. this is a picture of his funeral procession through the streets of butte. truth be told, burton k. wheeler's life and political career could well be the stuff of hollywood movie. the famous film director frank capra previewed his famous film mr. smith goes to was

liz wheeler. liz wheeler is a 30-year-old young conservative hailing from the heart of the midwest. during college liz served on the board of zoning appeals for hem home town and was the youngest person to hold that position. at the same time, liz co-authored a book with 13 other young americans about being a millenial generation conservative. the book title "young conservatives and why it's smart to be like us" reached number two on amazon's kindle best seller lives in the civics category. liz has spoken to conservative groups about the role of government in our society. and how to win the youth vote and has been interviewed on several radio shows nationwide. she has hosted the show, tipping point with liz wheeler on one america news network since 2015. and august of 2016, liz was named a top ten 30 under 30 conservative rising star by red alert politics. liz is also the author of the new book, tipping points, how to top the left's house of cards, available for preorder now and available on tuesday, august 6th. in stores. liz is also a graduate of penn state university, with a bach

who is andrew wheeler? >> i see andrew wheeler as being way more professional than scott pruitt.s the agency, and he knows how the regulatory process works. >> andrew wheeler was a lobbyist for the coal industry. >> he's bound to be affected by that. and believe their interests are in the public interest. >> you asked me to do three things, continue to clean up the air, continue to clean up the water, and continue to provide regulatory relief to keep the economy growing. the president knows we can do all three at the same time. >> washington d.c., 1991. andrew wheeler started off his career at the epa's office of pollution prevention and toxics. four years later, he moved to capitol hill. wheeler spent 14 years serving under senator james enrof, a renowned climate change denier who once used a snowball to try to disprove global warming. after the senate, wheeler spent nine years as a lobbyist consultant working with more than 20 clients including a trade associations and the largest private coal mining company in the united states. >> i did work for a coal company, and i'm not as

mister wheeler . >> thank you mister chairman. member roby.i have laid out my positions in a statement and i won't belabor this in any great detail here but would refer you to the statement but in brief i believe the supreme court should have a code of conduct for no other reason than its own self interest but with deference mister chairman, i don't think it's a good idea to ask the judicial conference of the united states to develop a code for the court that runs counter i think to the statutorygovernance structure for the federal courts that congress has created . i have written and i believe that judges should explain the reason for refusal on the record for transparency, for a pellet purposes and also to create a common-law of recusal, but i do worry a bit about requiring such a statement in matters of nonfinancial conflicts, embarrassing details that judges might decide to sq recusal rather than reveal those matters on the record so i think any rule has to find an exception to protect judges in that circumstance. i acknowledge that the fe

s story and ted wheeler's story. and again, ted wheeler needed an axe to grind.we did is we came, our message was bold today. our message wasn't we didn't stay there, we didn't antagonize anybody, we -- we held our hands in prayer, we bent a knee, and then we went ahead and left. we said our message with zero violence. >> reporter: what is the message that you are trying to send? because a lot of people see the message as one of intolerance, xenophobia, racism. what is the message that you are trying to actually send -- >> you mentioned people of color, right? you said -- i'm a person of color, i'm cuban, right. my family, two of my family members got killed in castro's regim regimen. it's a difference of opinion of people of color, white, message of race. our message has never been about race. >> reporter: what is the message? >> when you join our ranks, we don't ask you what race you are, what religion you are. we just accept you for who you are. we have liberals in -- a lot of liberals. there's actually one prominent liberal that's here that's part of our rank

my name is liz wheeler and i hope the show tipping point on america news network. on july 6 of this year the day after independence day i logged into twitter as one does. and found myself lost by none other than everybody's favorite socialist aoc. [applause] block. i am always respectful, always civil and i had even defended aoc with political policies which are delusional and i had defended her and comments about her looks or her age as a bartender. when i rebut her tweets i only present facts. nothing personal. you know what that means? somebody is threatened by fax of the truth and this is the tweet that made them block me. trump spent millions on a poorly attended one day parade and days after he cannot afford toothpaste and soap for children and he asked congress for military parade money, no he held them hostage to secure billions. i responded and i said stop. you voted no on afford half a billion dollar bill to give emergency to humanitarian aid for weeks to these migrant children in the detention centers. if you wanted to help the kids, you could have but y

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we're going to keep coming out here till ted wheeler does something. >> portland's mayor ted wheelersaid president trump's tweet was not helpful and added to the noise of a potentially volatile situation. by the way designating antifa as a tear anner organization would be difficult since is the u.s. has no domestic terrorism law and the group itself has no centralized headquarters or leader. >>> troesh information has come to light about president trump's speech last week that took place at a chemical plant in the state of pennsylvania. it now appears the plant workers felt they had to attend the speech or risk losing pay. a memo also instructed them not to protest the president but it's not clear who exactly wrote that memo. the company says that it wasn't them. cnn's kristin holmes explains what we know so far. >> reporter: well, shell is deny they go wrote that memo and they are taking particular issue with the line about how workers were not allowed to protest president trump saying that any language about worker conduct was not something that came from the company but when it ca

>> we certainly hope that mayor wheeler holds boldness and strength on calling this what it is and that's domestic terrorism, i'm working with representative dr. mark green on some long-term legislation that would identify this, we've got to make sure that we protect people's right to free speech, even if it's stupid sometimes that does not alaw people to counter with violence, if you look at antifa, that's part of mantra, we have to be able to push back and i hope that the mayor and other people will stand up and speak against this. >> what about more broadly, the issue of domestic terrorism that's come up so greatly in the last couple of weeks with gun attacks. does this go into that, the is that part of greater effort? >> i think it can all be connected, as ranking member on counterintelligence and terrorism we brought in andy attacked by antifa and bridge by some of the men and women who have been really attacked, you look at thing on ice and other places, even some of the members of congress and rhetoric to refer to concentration camps, all of this is part of the issue, doesn't excus

we're going to be here in gilroy at the wheeler community center and the gilroy library. victims who also left behind personal property, victims who ere to the family vehicles, they assistance center to be reunited with personal property and also with their vehicles. so, again, we welcome all victims in this time when they need help and we are going to continue to be here as long as that is needed. so, again, to recap, tuesday through friday, 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. thank you. >> so, again, we'll start off with the gilroy police chief scot smithee. >> good morning, everybody. so i'm getting more information that is coming forth on this case that we're able to i release and when i release it. but i have quite a bit ofmore d to you today. one of the questions we've gotten from a number of sources is how many rounds were fired. and we've been able to determine that. the suspect fired approximately 39 rounds during the course of this event. and the gilroy police officers, there was three officers that fire, in between the three of them, they fired a total of 18 rounds. the su

now, the proud boys' leader told cnn his intention is to force portland's mayor ted wheeler to simply waste public resources. take a listen. >> as long as ted wheeler keeps pandering to antifa and not calling them out by name, we're going to keep coming out here, keep wasting his resources. he will call all those people and we will keep coming out here until ted wheeler does something. >> how should law enforcement respond? they have to be prudent if there is a threat to their community? but what do they know if it is a political ploy? >> it shines a light on how challenging it is, the job we expect our law enforcement leaders and officers to do day-to-day, certainly with groups like the proud boys and others who have a history of violence, who have a history of provoking violent encounters within protest activity, no police chief wants to have the next charlottesville on their hands. and with having learned the less sons of the mistakes made in charlottesville, you have to expect that any solid, competent, professional police chief will make the same decisions they did in portland. t

let's leave moreno wheeler they are and move on to the observer. —— marina wheeler.h the future of the labour party, because its electoral fortu nes labour party, because its electoral fortunes in part depend on scotland staying in the uk, thought to be very ha rd staying in the uk, thought to be very hard for labour to win a majority without scottish seats. but also the potential risk to the uk from brexit. gordon brown is saying that growing nationalism is blowing the united kingdom are part, and he lays the blame at the feet of the prime minister boris johnson. lays the blame at the feet of the prime minister borisjohnson. let's not forget gordon brown laid a critical role for those who supported the union and 2014 when he intervened, i weep before david cameron said to please say something. he has got stature in scotla nd something. he has got stature in scotland to speak expensively on the subject. the problem for labour is, last week the shadow chancellor was freelancing at the edinburgh fringe festival while jeremy corbyn was holidaying in romania, he is entit

back to the front page of the telegraph, a small story but a much more uplifting one, wheeler praisedho has publicly spoken about the treatment she has received and it had luckily been successful, and i think, this reminds me of thatjade goody situation as well, just about raising awareness for women to go and get these tests and just the awareness of the issues so i think that in itself is really, really important. anybody with a public platform who can do that, i think should. i think there is also something else very important to be said about this, it was a big store in the sunday times, that she has been going through all of this over this very fractious period when her ex—husband, do we call him? estranged husband has been with his girlfriend. you have to remember the emotional cost that must have been paid, and i'm really angry... it is beautifully written. she wrote it so beautifully. but at the same time, asa beautifully. but at the same time, as a woman, i do feel for her, hugely. she certainly got a lot of support for what she has been through and what she has come out and

. >>> next journalist marc johnson on the career of senator burton wheeler, a democrat from montana. senator wheeler was known for being the prosecutor in the 1920s teapot dome oil scandal, and initially supporting the new deal policies, then opposing president radios vet agencies attempt to add more justices to the supreme court. from the montana historic

on one hand there was a narrative from the mirror, ted wheeler, and what he did say is that the police were not going to get involved when the illegal activity was taking place. including stopping traffic and throwing concrete, that's throwing a hammer at an individual who only tried to use it as self-defense. he got away with all of this and then the police stepped in. what you are seeing is a man being stomped on and, that took them going out to police personally to keep this alive. they were not intervening and it looked as though the city was complicit with the violence. >> laura: this is what mayor wheeler said about how it all went down. >> we were preparing for and planning for a worst-case scenario and i'm very pleased that at least so far this did not happen. i'm grateful that this was a peaceful event. >> was that footage an aberration or was it that while the raucous and violent for most of the time? >> was absolutely interesting about this is, the mayor is like every democrat politician out there saying everything is peaceful when they were not there. if we put this video f

yes, and this is the story, it was actually written by marina wheeler, the estranged wife of our prime what she has gone through. she has had to cancer operations since may. she does two or three things in this piece. she lets us know what she has been going through in a very gentle way, on top of what else she has been going through, with the marriage and the mistress and so on. she doesn't mention either of them, but i think that messages in there stop but also, more importantly, you should go for tests. you know, women need to be careful, government have these cervical smears. the problem is, most clinics that one used to be able to walk into have closed down. so there is a huge problem. that message around testing has been quite well received. yes, it has, from charities and other people who are involved in raising awareness. i think, you know, don't underestimate how the challenge of opening up publicly about something so personal must be, and the pros and cons that you have to weigh up. the fact that you have to weigh up. the fact that you can use a platform to share this kind of

this move the epa administrator andrew wheeler said was designed to help america's energy providers.w wheeler, by the way, who runs the epa said that global warming is something that's 50 to 75 years away. the same year the trump's administration rolled back the fuel set of si standards for cars and light duty trucks. in 2016 about one-sixth of u.s. greenhouse gas emissions came from, you guessed it, passenger cars and light duty trucks. and in 2017 just five months after taking office president trump said that he's pulling out of the paris climate agreement. as of 2019 196 states plus the european union have signed that pact leaving the united states as the only country in the world to reject it. all right. we do talk about climate a lot around here. join us september 19th and toth for msnbc's climate forum 2020 in partnership with georgetown university and our daily planet. i will be joined by chris hayes as we hear from presidential candidates on climate change. thanks for watching "velshi & ruhle." i will see you back here at 3:00 p.m. you can watch this show or listen to it on s

. >> i'm going to keep coming here as long as ted wheeler keeps pandering with antifa and not callingm out by name. we're going to keep coming out here and wasting his resources and he's going to call the agencies and he'll call the national guard the fbi and all those people and we will keep coming out. >> what do you say to residents. >> do they pay federal taxes. >> this is my city as my city back home in miami and this is the united states of america. >> so you've come from mime toe waste the resource of portland. >> that wasn't our original intent. >> now it is. >> ted wheeler needed an axe to grind, and we're not going to be that axe. >> you will talk to us. >> do you want to talk to us? >> [ expletive ]. >> all right. in time to talk to some of the folks here and they're pretty rude and won't have conversations and you can see that somebody is being beaten up over there pretty badly. we don't know why, but the police are now out here and these little things, you know, keep popping up. these are some of the things that will happen and you have incidents. you can see the man over

the return center is at the wheeler community center on sixth street. it's open from 11:00 this morning until 7:00 tonight. >>> new this morning, a chase leads to a deadly crash in napa. it started around 7:30 last night when police were called about the driver pass the oed o. when emts showed up, the driver woke up and took off. officers tried to pull the car over. the driver did not stop. a spike strip was deployed. the driver swerved to avoid it. that's when the driver lost control and flipped the car. the driver and a passenger were taken to the hospital where a passenger died. those people have not been identifies. >>> to the wildfire season and the rush to prepare before the next one. as you know, pg & e plans to shut down power in certain areas when the fire danger is high enough. santa rosa leaders want people to be prepared knowing what to do and what to have if power is down for an extended time. a city council study session begins at 2:30 this afternoon. watch it on the city's social media pages. >>> the giants start aid nine game home stretc

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i grabbed the nearest two wheeler which happened to be a cooter. >> why is there a shortage? >> we have the bike share network one by lyft and they have been having problems the last few month. three or four months ago they had problems with brakes on the eltric sist bicycles. these are very popular in fran cisco because of our hills. so, they had to take half the bikes off the street. they just introced a new fleet. these bikes have pink wheels. a few days after that the batteries died and they took bikes out again. wh we are seeing is a little unusual. a full cbike if there had been one where i was, i would have written a bike here. >>> a lot of these bikes still have nson them. what is the arrangement with n ancisco and the bay area? >> is a bit complicated. here is what is happened. this company made n exclusive agreement with the metropolitan transportation district. is the agens that handl funding for large transportation projects ithe bay area. with this agreement it covered san francisco and san jose and emeryville. they put these bikes on stthe et with expensive dock

a look less they want you know the one that saw the irony make you know a little wheeler she hired at the subway year. and. he's a bull on. the his it. may be a little insane if. i'm really the scuff and my sisters are marlin clerk and some you know i understand their feelings towards the syrian family next door we cannot a true to sympathize with them as if we teased because if you're in the ward we suffered a lot here in 70 from the syrian army's ok basin of heaven and. my feeling is in north and met in between. because failure and the tortoise with. this are our houses and this hers were the occupied by the syrian army they used to bombard us and target us by euros less or don't get launchers. countless people died homes were burned down and families forced to seek refuge it's where. our village was a demarkation line between to lebanese army and to syrian army where vicious battles took place. on several occasions we had to leave our homes because of the bombing and run away at night once we had to leave our homes for 3 years the place was no longer safe for us to live in. is 7 ye

mayor ted wheeler of portland, oregon, good luck.hank you so much. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >>> i want to bring in sarah sidner from portland. kind of describe what you're seeing and we're just looking at various vantage points of people gathering, milling around. like the mayor said, it's potentially volatile just by the fact that you've got all of these people there. but what's the objective, and what's the fear? >> reporter: right. what makes it more volatile is that the person that organized this from the far right group, proud boys, was on twitter, joe biggs, saying things like death to antifa and talking about get your guns, be ready, make sure you train. that is part of what ratcheted this up because of course, antifa being the anti-fascists, they responded and are expected to respond. the whole reason for the whole thing was to try to get the government's attention. the far right wanting antifa to be called a domestic terrorist organization. and the president chiming in certainly ratchets all of that up here in the city

later journalist mark johnson on the career of senator burton wheeler known for being the prosecutor in the 1920s teapot dome oil scandal, and his views on president roosevelt's new deal policies. >> all week we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. the lectures in history, american artifacts, real america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span3. american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-spanstore.org to see what's new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. from the u.s. capitol historical society, in celebration of the 116th congress, we heard from house speaker nancy pelosi and historian joann

that's followed by one american news network liz wheeler on how to debate the political left at 10:00 we wrap up our prime time programming with journalist liz len's report on faith and religion in middle america. check your program guides for more information. now, here is russell gold on alternative energy sources. >> today i'm pleased to introduce russell gold, politics and prose. in 2010 he was part of the award-winning wall street journal team that covered the deepwater horizon explosion and oil spill. his first book the boom was long listed for the financial times and mckenzie book of the year award in 2014 his newest book "superpower" examines michael scally, an infrastructure builder who began working on wind energy in

for perhaps designated as a terrorist group and criticized the city's mayor ted wheeler ted wheeler fired back saying you know doesn't care about trump from was trump's tweets from washington he's too busy here trying to keep the peace. thank you very much rob rannells in portland oregon india's defense ministry says one soldier has been killed along kashmir's line of control of pakistan it says the pakistani military carried out mortar attacks around the town of red cherry his town said 3 of its soldiers were killed off the fighting broke out among the seas 5 foundry this week meanwhile leaders end in a mess of kashmir with started to lift some restrictions imposed weeks ago when you tally remove the region's autonomy funds obvious as if and we connected in some parts but in one area of downtown trying to go destructions were tightened again after dozens came out to protest at least 6 people were injured in clashes with indian security forces and child who has been following developments from you danny . we spoke to an official in ministry of defense in india and he said that one indian

>well we've all seen that video of the incident from a week ago sunday the second incident which wheeler's first learned about yesterday. dates back to february it involves a knife, according to police as well as criminal threats, vincent charged with those today pleaded not guilty and yet still it was enough for the judge to keep him behind bars. after being arrested a week ago sunday and charged cou van aken said her public safety assessment of vincent had now changed. this comes as vincent seen in court in orange county jail jumpsuit was charged with 2 new crimes, assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. these new charges stem from a february 4th incident near 4th and brandon, we're vincent allegedly armed with a knife. this suspected of threatening to kill a woman and her friends as they waited for a row, i'd share vehicle. judge van aken said she's concerned that until vinson's underlying issues are addressed. he is a public safety risk as a result. she ruled there would be no bail and either of the 2 cases sending vincent back to the county jail pending his >>you kno

. >>> starting tomorrow people who fled the festival can claim their belongings at wheeler auditorium at wessex street. that includes hundreds of cell phones purses strollers and the other items. >>> your 401(k) took a hit today. u.s. stocks had the worst drop off of the year. dow jones futures pointing to another rough day tomorrow. thanks the fears about the trade war with china. at one point the dow jones was down almost 1000 points. recovered a bit of the losses. but still ended down 706 d7 points. the nasdaq also down 278. the s&p down 87. banks and tech companies let the nosedive. by noon apple lost 5% of value. google's parent company alphabet was down more than 3%. facebook salesforce and uber each down 4 to 5% in afternoon trading. >>> investor fears about a global recession are growing. after china allowed its currency to weaken against the u.s. dollar. the lowest level in more than a decade. the move is meant to make chinese products cheaper in order to skirt u.s. tariffs. >>> is after president trump said he will place 10% tariffs on remaining $300 billion chinese imports

when a gilroy high school and one at the wheeler community center on six street in the downtown gilroy air. it will be open tomorrow starting in the morning for people to retrieve the items they had to leave behind. personal items such as cell phones purses and strollers. it is going to be a difficult process. and probably a lengthy process because each person has to go in and claim their item individually. >>> for more information on how you can help the victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. visit kpix.com. >>> bay area tech company caught up in the investigation into one of 2 mass shootings over the weekend. more than 1000 miles away. g y sharing the alleged gunman's motives.>> reporter: we are talking about cloud player based in san francisco. they provide online security to 8chan. the online forum that a lot of the shooters are apparently using to spread their hateful messages. at first it looked like cloud player was going to sit on the sidelines. and not chime in on this debate. let these 8chan do what does. overnight the ceo had a change of heart. he yanked the online

under the wheeler administration, they did net neutrality, and the chairman went back to the previous -- the internet is still working. everybody has access, nobody is being blocked, i have heard no reports about that. the question is, is this a solution looking for a problem? depending on where you sit, you will answer yes or no. that is an issue that has to get figured out as part of any telecom rewrite, and i do not sense the parties are getting closer on finding common ground. host: gordon smith is president and ceo of the national association of broadcasters. paul kirby is senior editor of telecommunication reports. gentlemen, thanks for being on "the communicators." >> thank you. ♪ the house will be in order. c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington dc and around the country. 1979, c-spanble in is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. this weekend on american history tv, sunday at 6:00 on american artifacts, a prev

classic 2 wheelers also well the highlight of the event is the vintage car parade where around $300.00 vehicles cruise through the town center. stefan vance has been run by us mayor for 20 years and luckily he's a big fan. service and only time i sign up for these cars just have to be vintage he says all makes in the years i welcome and you might not believe some of them are already been to each and because you've seen them out on the roads there are some models that are very ran out of some really old cars have survived and some just on to around anymore even though millions were built like the red off 14 and there are only about 5 in germany that are still going to get some of it's those kinds of rarities they have a kind of classics that's what makes it special i'm a classic saab among us must be on the balls this is a ray of lovingly preserved possessions bears witness to automotive history. and many of these cars have been on quite a journey literally and figuratively like the borg he's a bella owned by master comic county billy your hand guess who briefed new life into the empty

epa administrator andrew wheeler. he has done an incredible job. andrew. great job, andrew.lly great. and i also want to recognize some of my great friends that have helped me so much. congressman john joyce. john. john, where is john? john? john, usually you are in the front row. i can't believe this. i guess you got shut out by the unions. thank you, john. fantastic job. john joyce, great friend of all of us. speaker of the pennsylvania house of representatives, michael, thank you, great job. good to see you, michael. michael to resign -- michael, great name in the state for a long time. how long has it been, michael? you have been there a long time. good luck. not that long. thank you, mike. and one of my good friends from beaver county, david urban. david, david, where is david? david, thank you, david. great football player, great athlete. he was a trump supporter. he liked trump. when he liked trump, nobody was going to get in his way, right, david? thank you. thank you. how are we doing in the state, david? are we looking good? thank you, i appreciate it. thank you. i

cooled a bit, but millennrel collectors driving a boom in lower priced vintage trucks, suvs and fr wheelersford bronco sellingp $80,000. two movie cars are making cameos this weekend. james bond's silver 1965 db5 made famous in "gold finger" sold last night at rm sotheby's for nearly $6.5 million. mecum auction has the ferris replica of ari, a the one used in the it is expect to fetch over $200,000. as the ferris buehler once said, it is so choice,f you have the means i highly recommend picking one up. for "nightly business report", i'm robernk in monterey, california. >>> and before we go, here is a look rather at the day's final numbers from wall street. the dow rallied 306 points. the nasdaq was up 129 and the s&p 500 added 41. but forhe week, the major averages were all lower. >>> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. we'll see you right back here on monday. ♪ ♪ woman: this is "bbc world news america." is made possible by... the eeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's

what is hot right now is the vintage four wheelers and trucks millennials are buying like this 196 fordronco that will sell up to $80,000. movie cars doing well this weekend. james bond's db5 which went for 6.5 million last night the ferris ferrari, rather a replica of the ferrari used in the movie is about to sell for $200,000 the stage has become huge for the car company to launch new products buccati is launching a $10 million car that sold out before it was unveiled lamborghini saying it is a new strategy how to market to their customers. >> i do believe that the right thing to be is to create unique events in a special location like we are today, to have the right connection with our customers. >> now, lamborghini is going to double production with the new suv to over 8,000 vehicles this year, and the ceo telling me basically despite the concerns about a global slowdown they are not seeing it with their 200,000 and $400,000 cars and, again, with that buccati selling out at 10 million we have not seen a big slowdown, but a lot of cars coming into the space at the high end. we will h

there's a lot of good guys behind the wheels of 18 wheelers. we have folks in arizona that are driving uber and taxicabs that are aware of this. if they see something, they say something. they report it. these people that were getting away with this were invisible, and young girls were invisible. that's just not the case. and the more there's a light that is placed on this, the more we'll be able to get rid of it and minimize it. any other governors? we're fortunate in arizona, cindy, because this has been one of the focuses of the mccain institute from the get go and it has been a resource and partner for us. are there other partners out there or who would a governor look to at the state level to have that kind of support and efficiency to move the message forward as they find a champion to carry the torch? >> well, what i would suggest to anybody, not just governors, anybody in this room that wants to become involved in this issue, and i hope some of you do, is first come to mccain institute website. we have a list of organizations that work

so, whether it's e—scooters, segways, one—wheelers or e—skateboards, there's a lot of confusion over modes of transport. as omar mehtab has been finding out. here, at one of the busiest intersections in london, the metropolitan police are on the lookout for electrically—powered scooters. these eco—friendly and easy to ride vehicles have exploded in popularity and are rapidly transforming the make—up of road traffic in cities around the world. however, as spencer pointed out earlier, with e—scooters freely available to buy in stores, many people don't know that they're actually illegal to ride on public streets. when i bought it online they should have told us that there are legal to ride here. i mean, ijust spent £500 for nothing, basically. the problem is, these e—scooters are electrically powered, so they're classed as motor vehicles, which means you can't ride them on pavements or in bike lanes. and to ride them on roads, you need insurance, licensing, tax. things you can't get for light e—vehicles at the moment. and if you get caught? well, in the uk, you could get up to six pena

closely hopefully the mayor will be able to properly do his job the president wrote the mayor ted wheeler is a democrat it's not clear exactly what the president's tweet it meant because there is no such designation in u.s. law as a domestic terror organization moreover experts say that and teeth as a verily very loosely organized kind of. not. stratified organization that comes together at times like this so it's not the kind of organization that one might be able to designate as a terror group and finally it's a really notable that the president singled out and made no mention of the far right groups whatsoever in his tweet and that was a good news for joe big says the head of the proud boys who said that the president's tweet gave the problem is exactly what they want it rob reynolds reporting live from portland oregon rob many thanks leaked government documents highlight the severity of britain possibly crashing out of europe without a briggs it deal they show that the u.k. is likely to face shortages of food fuel amidst the documents leaked to the newspaper the times show the disrupt

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so, whether it's e—scooters, segways, one—wheelers or e—skateboards, there's a lot of confusion overfinding out. here, at one of the busiest intersections in london, the metropolitan police are on the lookout for electrically—powered scooters. these eco—friendly and easy to ride vehicles have exploded in popularity and are rapidly transforming the make—up of road traffic in cities around the world. however, as spencer pointed out earlier, with e—scooters freely available to buy in stores, many people don't know that they're actually illegal to ride on public streets. when i bought it online they should have told us that they are illegal to ride here. i mean, ijust spent £500 for nothing, basically. the problem is, these e—scooters are electrically powered, so they're classed as motor vehicles, which means you can't ride them on pavements or in bike lanes. and to ride them on roads, you need insurance, licensing, tax. things you can't get for light e—vehicles at the moment. and if you get caught? well, in the uk, you could get up to six penalty points on your driving licence and a fin

please join me in getting a warm welcome to this wheeler. [applause] [cheering] thank you so much. good morning to everyone. thank you for having me. i host the show tipping point on one america news network. thank you. on july 6 of this year, the day after independence day after my show, i logged on to twitter and found myself blocked by none other than everybody's favorite socialist. [applause] now here is the thing. i'm always respectful and civil, and i've even defended the political policies but i think are delusional and dangerous to the nation. i've defended her against mean comments about her books or age or comments about her past history as a bartender. when i agree that their messages, i only present the facts, nothing personal. do you know what that means? somebody is threatened by facts. this is what made them block me. trump spent billions on a poorly attended one day for a days after he couldn't afford toothpaste and soap for caged children then asked congress for the military money. no, he held these kids hostage to secure millions and congress needs to see that. so