to reduce the number of troops in afghanistan down to 8,600. that's the number general austin scott miller has been working on. an american ken invoice -- an american envoy has been working on. joining us, jack keane. nine rounds and we are still, still nowhere it seems with the taliban. are we to be in any way encouraged that there will and tenth round? >> i think frankly we are close to some kind of announcement. maybe within a week or so. after 8 or 9 months of core gaitions. i think the framework, something like this. the united states will agree, and this wil will be the headlie all over the world. the united states will agree to withdraw all troops by the end of 2020, less than 18 months from now with the following conditions. one, there must be an agreement between the afghan afghan government. and two that al qaeda will not establish a safe haven in afghanistan. we can't trust the taliban. the other one is the taliban guarantees they will destroy isis. the problem with that is they don't have the capability to do that as isis has grown inside afghanistan. so we'll not move f

. my name is scott shields. first of all, i'd like to comment that society is very difficult to manage and operation so i encourage you that they're participating to make difficult decisions in their environments. it sounds to me that people are standing for their interests of money and friendships and relationships. i understand that. that's politics. i heard what you said earlier on that tape. if you change your mind on that, you've got to answer that. this is a picture of democracy in hong kong. they fight for people so they can get decisions based on intellect and fact. i've been a liberal all my life. i've fought against the owe pressed. oh, my god, this man, 12 years -- standup. 12 years in prison, smuggled video and risked his life for the b.b.c. and me to report on this. >> thank you very much. >> don't vote for her. >> next speaker, please. >> you know what i'm going to say. stop it. thank you mr. chu. >> dear board members. people's republic inference -- >> can i get your name for the record. >> alisha chow. -- and a san francisco politics are obvious to many people bu

tragedy. it's a comedy. in every respect to the film buff scott roxboro who is in venice and i asked him whether this movie busted the conventions of a traditional superhero film. yeah i think you're right there i mean this is almost a new genre we see in joker appear in real morris. films always as the batman's a nemesis but in this the 1st time he's he's got his own story of his own backstory he is the sort of anti hero of the of the movie and in all the previous appearances by the joker he's always sort of remained a mystery here he is given central stage but interestingly walking phoenix who went to extreme measures to play this role he lost 50000 pounds he told us in the press conference that he went deep and dark to get into the mind of this legendary psychopath but even he said in the end he never got to the to the real the core the real mystery that is the joker pickle this. she was so many things to me at different times and. who he was the 1st few weeks of shooting completely different than who he was at the end it was something that was constantly evolving right there just

put scotland in control — with late scores from darcy graham and scott cummings sealing the win. the two teams will meet again next friday at murrayfield for their final warm up match before the world cup. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories — and the latest from the us open tennis, tonight's big boxing bouts and much more — on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. now it's time for a look at the weather. nearly 2 million people in the indian state of assam have been effectively stripped of their citizenship after being left off a newly published list of indian nationals. residents were asked to prove they had lived there since 1971 when neighbouring bangladesh declared its independence. it's home to around 10 million muslims, many of whom are suspected by india's hindu nationalist government of being illegal migrants. 0ur india correspondent rajini vaidya nathan sent this report. lining up to find out if they still belong in the country they call home. if they are not on this list, they are not considered citizens, their fate decided by

plates tonight. [laughter] scott and all of the whole line of cases says the black people were not citizens of the united states. >> no matter where they lived. they were slaves. the combination of a whole line of cases the have pretty much gutted the civil rights act and the civil war amendment. then there is williams versus this is to be which basically sanction franchises. really until 1939, when gains versus canada, the courts had not erased the cause for civil rights. really it is a slow process. the ending of a white primary in smith versus all right, the ending of segregation dining cars. in brown versus board and there is a whole line of court cases. that is only a piece of the american history and i'm not going to get into a debate okay. [laughter] but i will say, the nothing is permanent in the law. sorry to say the rule is an important principle but not an invite. also as you said, there has to be people who advocate the law because the law of objectives do not do this by their own initiative. there has to be people standing up for their rights. >> look at the most famou

challenges. but scott is also facing another pressing problem namely the illegal draining of the spine both locals and industries which is causing massive lung subsidence and it's put many buildings on the brink of collapse we have seen did asians for their thoughts on the plan to move the capital to borneo. only donnybrook what type of cotton i believe the government has a strong reason to move the capital city so i have to agree with the decision that it will well i agree with the relocation but attention should be also given to the people by our economy struggling there is unemployment and many companies are collapsing now but is that yes the juices i don't agree with this jakarta has already become the sense of life where is the new areas not ready to jungle but nothing of the reasons for moving the capital with the traffic the sinking and flooding i don't agree with that because the president promised to fix the rather cation i will how development across only a chance that i am in favor of ok but it was a base for you in just half an hour's time see it. what politicians do something.

services going was higher taxes. the unions were fine with that, but it was not until scott walker's reforms, which they protested vehemently, that the school districts gained the ability to control their budgets and bring costs down and that is when we saw property taxes fall. government exists to serve the people. protecting the public, giving children good education, not needlessly cutting pay. the common good has to take priority over the interests of any narrow group, any interest group. make this unions impossible. think about what collective bargaining power does. it means elected representatives have to sit down with government representatives and bargain with them as equals over how we spend taxes, how the government will be operated. unless the government unions agree, public policy cannot be enacted. if you have a school district that is elected overwhelmingly, electing school board members on tenure andof ending bestg promotions to the performers, that school board does not have the power in our democracy to enact that platform. they have to sit down with the unions, and

hpcu. the hpcu community should be fully funded. senators doug jones and tim scott and mark walker recently introduced the future act. bipartisan legislation to extend the funding of title iii for the hpcu. $85 million for stem initiatives until 2021. it is my hope that congress passes this bill before funding expires in 2019. i must say to you that the nation is in need of the ability and ingenuity of the students we educate. in companiesosper locally. so continued investment. i want to thank you. my testimony has been submitted. please review it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good morning chairwoman davis, ranking members. i am patricia alberts -- executive vice president of economic affairs and integration at the university of texas rio grande valley. i am grateful for the opportunity to address you today and i want to especially thank you for giving me the ability to share some of the wonderful work happening at the university of texas rio grande valley. we are 120 miles along the us- mexico border all the way from brownsville to the rio grande city. the fall 2010 enrol

federal lawsuit. cnn's scott mcclain has more on the story. >> it seems there was no shortage of time for jail staff to get her to the hospital. according to the lawsuit sanchez was brought breakfast around 5:00 in the morning that's when she informed the guards she was having contractions. at this stage she was ten days from the official due date. by 9:th 43 in the morning you can see in the closed circuit video she is knocking on the door trying to get somebody's attention because according to the lawsuit her water had broken. relief though comes only in the form of a folded white pad slipped under the door that she puts on the bed. she pulse pants down to the knees and lies on top of it. about an half hour later you can see she is wrighting clearly in pain. at 10:444 in the morning gives birth. almost six hours after she says she told guards snefs in labor. the lawsuit claims the guards called for a non-ee mentoring van to take her to the hospital but that an ambulance wasn't called until after she gave birth. i spoke with sanchez's lawyer this week. and our local affiliate spoke with

control — with late scores from darcy graham and scott cummings sealing the win. the two teams will meet again next friday at murrayfield for theirfinal warm up match before the world cup. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories — this scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has condemned the violence overnight in glasgow. trouble erupted when a planned march in support of a united ireland was met by a counter protest within the govan area of the city. riot police and mounted officers dealt with the disturbance. earlier, i spoke to david scott from the anti—sectarian charity — nil by mouth. he told me that marches happen regularly in glasgow, but that the violence last night was the result of a year of mounting tensions. marches in glasgow are somewhat of a phenomenon because in recent years we find more loyalist and republican marches in the city than we had back in belfast. they're very much something that are part of the fabric of the city. we have the orange order and the apprentice boys and various organisations who have in excess of 100 a

scott roxboro he's out the film festival in venice for scott is it even correct to call this a superhero movie i mean isn't this more of a super villain film. yeah i think you're right there i mean this is almost a new genre seen joker appear in numerous films always as the batman's a nemesis but in this the 1st time he's he's got his own story of his own backstory he is the sort of antihero of the of the movie and in all the previous appearances by the joker he's always sort of remained a mystery here he is given central stage but interestingly the walking phoenix who with the extreme measures to play this role he lost 52 pounds he told us in the press conference that he went deep and dark to get into the mind of this legendary psychopath but even he said in the end he never got to the to the real at the core the real mystery that is the joker probably pick a listen. she was so many things to me at different times and the who he was the 1st few weeks of shooting a completely different than who he was at the end it was something that was constantly evolving just only ever ever had an exp

scott cummings sealing the win. the two teams will meet again next friday at murrayfield for their final warm—up match before the world cup. let's have a quick look at some of the days other headlines. in the us open, two—time finalist caroline wozniacki is out, after being beaten by the number 15 seed bianca andreescu in the third round. the canadian took the match in straight sets. over in the men's singles, three—time us open—winner rafael nadal has just started his third round match against south korean chung hyeon. germany's nikias arndt won stage eight of the vuelta a espana. france's nicolas edet has taken the overall lead by six seconds afterfinishing in the main group. james knox is the highest placed briton in 28th. hull kingston rovers hopes of avoiding relegation from super league have been boosted by beating catalans dragons by 24 points to six. they ran in three tries in perpignan from ryan shaw and danny mcguire. staying with rugby league, bradford bulls will play their final game at odsal stadium tomorrow when they host sheffield eagles. the six—time league cham

dealt with the disturbance. joining me now from the scottish borders is david scott from the anti—sectarian charity nil by mouth. thank you for being with us. people might have been surprised by what they saw last night. first of all, just for context, how common are these kind of marches? marches in glasgow are somewhat rare because in recent yea rs glasgow are somewhat rare because in recent years we found more loyalists then we found back in belfast. they are part of the fabric of the city and with the apprentice boys in various opposition. in a smaller number of marches of republican groups between 20 and 30 a year. quite an awful lot. so we don't have a marching season in glasgow but almost a march every weekend here. given that, what is it you think that made last night's march go so badly wrong? last night, it seemed very shocking, very disgraceful. they were part of a wider part of the city for quite a year now, we have had incidences after a catholic priest was spent on and verbally abused where someone was convicted. that really stoked a lot of resentment in the city.

morning. [ applause ]. >> okay. and now let's hear from the chief of police, bill scott. he is a big partner with public works every day, 24/7, all of the partnership we have with the police department, thank you for everything that you do to support public works. thank you for everything you do for our city. welcome, chief scott. >> thank you, mohamed, and thank you for your partnership. first of all, i have a lot of people to thank here. mayor breed, your leadership and commitment to this police department and city is just off the charts. this is a long time coming and it took vision. it took commitment. i just want to thank everybody who made this happen, beginning with the mayor and the director, all the contractors that will take part in this. the officers that are standing here behind me and onto the sides, this is for them. these are the frontline people that do the work. they keep our city safe and they deserve seismically safe facilities and facilities that are state-of-the-art as stated. we thank you for appreciating our work and your gratitude for voting to allow this to h

say it doesn't and well joining us with more on that is our film guru scott roxboro he is in venice for us scott's the joker is back it's an iconic villain he's been played by by jack nicholson heath ledger among others what does joaquin phoenix now bring to the role of the joker. yet well say this is an iconic superhero character comic a villain in the in the in the batman universe but while jack nicholson played the joker sort of us sort of a homophile clown for the political over the top showman and he pleasure famously paid them in sort of an amoral force of darkness really sort of a fully formed corps of darkness. very very different and he basically betrayed her almost as an ordinary man who just is pushed too far and just snaps this film is much more about about mental illness and about sort of a dystopian society that pushes people too far in some ways this film roots of the joker in a much more realistic world and that makes actually just. transformation into this for reference a villain much more terrifying and much more authentic in my pit stop we have a superhero movie a

raised by i think the man called stefano scott so i worked in a photo circle and he took the photos and developed the whole of all. of that. so stuff and ascii work with l. ike and the resistance. 75 years ago this was the largest photo story in just a hole that everyone had their photos developed here including the germans. stuff and also he and i man names for their skin made unauthorized copies of their photos and passed them along to l. and. now i'm going to be traduced these grandson. with you because as you know. i still get just as this photo with a rabbi is from the chester home again oh. it's. not as neat that's. so this could be thought this is the school on the. right you know you know here's another one of the from us a good steak in the same place must you have this photo to write this is my cousin something that's yours and this one's mine look there's an x. mark on the back of both. there's an observer printed on the same paper they're both a bit overexposed in the death of a deal this one's overdeveloped but see my grandfather used to make 2 sometimes 3 copies for th

for the governance committee, i'm recommending as chair, commissioner scott, and members, commissioner canning and commissioner how. i would entertain a motion to approve these recommendations. >> can i ask one question? who are you appointing yourself to? >> either. as president, i am ex officio on all boards. >> i move approval of the two committee -- two committees appointed as outlined. >> second. >> any public comment on this item? seeing none, all those in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? it is unanimous. all right. item number 8, please. >> item eight is the director's report. this report is given by the executive director. >> thank you and good afternoon. i would like to start my director's report by recognizing , on behalf of the health service system and the health service system board, our staff member, florence lamb, who is retiring as of september first. their certificate of commendation reads, in grateful recognition for your enduring commitment to exceptional customer service, the health service system and the health service board thank you for your 19 years

to batter the coast. joining me now from fema headquarters senator rick scott. senator, thanks so much for being with me. you have been through quite a few of these storms before, as governor of florida. what is your message to residents of florida right now? >> first off, i'm here at fema. you've got your federal agencies all working here, working with state and local efforts to make sure people are informed, and then wherever the storm hits they're ready. so don't take the middle of this path saying that's where it's going to hit. look at that whole cone of uncertainty, and take this seriously because not only is there unbelievable wind. we've got -- we're going to get a lot of rain, and we've got this storm surge. i remember in michael, it was very difficult for people to understand that nine foot of storm surge is deadly, and so we don't know where the storm's going to go for sure. everybody's got to take this seriously along the coast. >> in fact, a lot of people will receive this or look at the latest hurricane forecast, see that it bends, you know, turns upward, doesn't app

follow it very closely. this is clear scott singer. alexander causey of cortez think the gop has a new scare tactic is not working. that's up next. ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums another look at the white house where trump is expected to leave for camp david is our. if he stops to speak to the camera's as he often does, we'll bring you his comment as soon as we get there. alexandria okazaki cortez says republicans are using socialism as a scare tactic and it's not working. she tweeted out in part, drumming fear around socialism is the gop's big play and it failing because capitalism equals gofundme as our national healthcare system. what you make of this? >> total bs. there is no area where capitalism has failed to deliver the goods at the lowest price possible. i'll go right back to her example, healthcare. we have a free market in healthcare but it's in classic surgery. what has happened with prices and plastic surgery? that come down versus inflation. it's the only area of healthcare where prices have come

, after scott stepped down as commander -- general in chief sigel was entirenly officer in the union army that had commanded such a large number of troops. they knew had to shoot very well, fighting in their own revolution it preparing for the next. so they were good soldiers, and they were also radical soldiers, and the radicalism and the goodness -- they were not west point-trained either. that really alienated people like mcclellan and halleck, and a lot of people in the union who did not like the german americans either. prof. thomson: one great place to look, if you want to see the perceptions, particularly german americans, look at the -- in the immediate aftermath of the war, look in the congressional records when it comes to the debate over who to support in the franco-prussian war. you have folks on one side saying the french were the allies in the revolution, lafayette will be rolling over in his grave if we don't come to their aid. others were saying the germans were the ones who helped us win the war, and what would it look like if we were to turn our backs on them? it is

are being offered now choice. republican senator rick scott is here. to that other storm, the economic one, new tariffs on chinese goods the kick in within hours as they continue to kick it up with these protests. why what is happening there is threatening to hit your wallet over here, busy day, stunning weekend, welcome, i am neil cavuto. thanks to david asman for filling in. dorian breaking out everywhere. here's what we know right now. a mandatory evacuation is underway in part of brevard county including coco beach, cape canaveral, residents and low-lying areas are told to get out starting tomorrow. florida's republican governor ron to santos telling our residents to listen to local officials free information. orlando international airport will shut down at 2:00 eastern out of abundance of caution. the impact on labor day travel will be felt nationwide whether you are heading there or not. team coverage in west palm beach. we begin with rick. >> such a complicated forecast. normally use a storm will turn in a direction 50 miles one way or another but when that 50 miles mea

after that meeting tomorrow. eva. >> rachel scott from the white house. rachel, thank you. >>> joining us now from fema headquarters in washington is associate administrator for response and recover jeffrey byard. now, the path of the storm keeps shifting moving along florida and now possibly turning up toward the carolinas. that is a much bigger area of coastline to be watching. how does this new path change how your teams are preparing for the storm? >> yes, ma'am, first and foremost, thank you for having us. you know, you're a very vital part of our team and emergency management and emergency response, so just as you said, the coastline has expanded, so we want to make sure those residents in georgia, south carolina, north carolina are definitely starting to make their preparatory actions, however, we don't want the citizens of florida to lose sight of the cone of uncertainty that the storm presents. and even if it skirts the coastline as current forecasts have it, this is going to create a lot of rain, wind and damage all through florida. so, you know, we have to keep

responsible for deepening the racial divide in the u.s. "washington post" political reporter eugene scott was in the room for biden's remarks. eugene, help us understand how this all unfolded. i understand it was supposed to be off the record, a short conversation, and then the vice president clearly had different ideas of how things might go. >> indeed. there were a few members from his campaign that reached out to about 10 to 12 journalists, black journalists from major media outlets for an off the record conversation with the former vice president. when we arrived, we were notified there would be some elements of the talk that were on the record. so given the demographics of the journalists there, we spoke to the former vice president about his plan to connect with black voters, we spoke about some of the challenges that he is having with black voters, and just across the board. we spoke about his plan for working class americans. he speaks often about middle class americans, and just touched on other issues related to those headlines that we're seeing in the 2020 campaign. >> so what were

historic third baptist church of san francisco. it was f scott fitzgerald who said, "the sign of an integrity us mind is to see both sides of an issue, and still maintain one's integrity". i have friends on this board, and it had a conversation with the president. i have no friends nor enemies to punish on this issue. i just came tonight to be the truth giver. [inaudible] one of the blacks to finish harvard university, a degree in sociology, and history. share this, and i quote him; " either the united states will destroy ignorance, or ignorance will destroy the united states". [applause] i do not use the word "ignorance" as a negative. we were talking about, not to be aware, not to be enlightened, not to be a friend of truth. the first thing i want to do, before i sit down, is recommend that every member of the board get a copy of this book entitled "stamped from the beginning". but abraham asked kennedy. the most definitive history racist ideas, in these united states of america. board members, mr. chairman, it pains me that we have become complicit in a move to do a reduction of

tweaks from members of congress this morning, including rick scott, a senator out of florida, of course a republican, "we must find a solution and hold big pharma accountable. we need to limit and reduce the spread of drugs in the communities, and a link to his clip in which he talked about it on television this week. "we all know the devastation it has cause in our community. fentanyl and fentanyl-laced heroin are flooding our knowts," he said, and "we where most of it is coming from arriving atd it is th post office facilities like jfk's international mail center. " host: we want to hear from you regionally, a eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8000. mountain and pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. jim, waynesville, north carolina. good morning. caller: yes, good morning to you as well. if found like you have had a very interesting morning. i have enjoyed listening to everyone. there is a lot of blame to go -- there's enough people to take all the blame for this. i worked in health care for 35 years. i took care of overdose patients on ventilators, given heroin addicts narcan a

thing another person on the other side was identified with hitler. we had a rally in which scott walker was alive with hitler and obama, now we have paired instances, republican and democrat being pictured in hitler ask fashion. when we look at how more liberal cable stations and more conservative cable stations play those things and what they did tells us something important. instead, this is an instance, not common across all of the rallies by all the democrats and republicans. one isolated instance was made to look typical when being treated on the stations that did not happen on both sides. there is a tendency to say our side is not reaching discourse standards. it is typical they do that to our candidate where you haven't noticed it because it is not featured on your side and it is stressed on your side. we created a communications structure was the tendency of how to communicate in like minded space plays to licensed forms of discourse by virtue of seeing it over there. they did it and we should be able to do it too at which point respond in kind. we are mirrors as communicators.

choice. republican senator rick scott is here. to that other storm, the economic one, new tariffs on chinese goods the kick in within hours as they continue to kick it

like mayor breed said. we can all do much better. i am so proud to join chief scott and his department who performed a traffic safety enforcement list earlier this month. i am grat -- glad i didn't get a ticket. interim director mcguire who continues to work with their communities and crating safe and sustainable transportation options, and marine, who has been an advocate for students and pedestrians across our city. and of course, again, mayor breed was continue to shine a light on transit safety and has worked towards creating a safer san francisco for all of our students. as we begin our school year, let's all recommit ourselves to making our commute to and from school safer. i look forward to working with mayor breed and my colleagues on the board of supervisors, our department heads, and families and all of our school communities to further our shared vision for a safer san francisco. thank you so much. [applause]. >> thank you, supervisor. at this time, i would like to introduce our police chief, bill scott. [applause]. >> thank you, mayor. thank you. good morning, ev

scott and i just spoke to -- we have a lot of people we're speaking to, marco rubio and the governors of georgia. georgia and florida. and they're doing really well and working hard. florida seems to be the main target at this moment. but i think a lot of good things are happening. fema is there. tremendous work is going on. many, many gas trucks are coming in. they're bringing gas from louisiana and all over. and we don't know if that evacuation will end up locally right now. we'll see where it's coming in. we don't know where it's going to be coming and how far in it's going to be comings. i'm going to camp david. we have a lot of experts with us and a lot of the fema people coming up but importantly, we're coming back and on sunday at 12:30 we have a meeting at fema headquarters. that will be the time we know where it's going, a day before it hits. we'll see what happens. on other things, the stock market is doing great, the economy is amazing, worldwide we're the number one by far. stock market is up again and we're getting close -- we'll be very close to a new record soon. and wh

as life once did. ♪ scott tarde developed the concept of town square. >> it is a fully immersive environment based on a concept called reminiscence therapy, which really takes people back to where their strongest memories are, which for our participants is typically in the 1950s and 60s. >> reporter: cinical studies have shown that reminiscence therapy helps out with insomnia- families say that for the length of a school day, town square gives their loved ones nostalgic hours of fun. >> what they remember most is from their 12th year to the 25th. so when they go see the juke box they're just like i'm going to play a song and they can do it. >> reporter: each weekday, those in attendance are moved as a group room- to-room gently guided to take part in activities with one another. town square is modeled after san diego itself, making the prompts all the more tangible for its native daughters and sons, like jimmy lydon. a teenaged star during the golden age of cinema, jimmy gave a young elizabeth taylor her first screen kiss in 1947's "cynthia." >> he has dementia. sometimes he gets

prosecutor, would now square off against a younger court-appointed defense attorney named scott holmes. >> it's important, i think, to try to see the world, try to see the world from the eyes of shannon on the days that led up to and the day that this happened. >> the whole trial was basically us saying that shannon crawley committed this murder and the defense saying jermeir stroud did this murder. that was basically the trial. >> reporter: detective shawn pate worried shannon crawley could walk. after all, the case against her was largely circumstantial. her dna was not at the crime scene. there was no murder weapon. and she hardly looked like a killer. >> i thought she might be able to sell the story. i figured she'd be dressed real conservative, probably come in looking like she just landed off the mayflower, and that somebody would be sympathetic. >> reporter: from the beginning the prosecution portrayed shannon as a woman scorned, who couldn't have jermeir stroud to herself, so she made sure denita smith wouldn't either. shannon, suggested prosecutor saacks, was either carrying a

markets tend to cook up. by just more money coming and artificially and lifts it up. >> host: scott is in your city. you are on with author nomi prins, scott. >> caller: i wanted to talk to you about an idea i had come a set of ideas i've been developing recently. and that is if you were to construct a global wealth tax where 0.1% of the wealthy, the large corporations and the large foundations had to pay 7% a year if they do not pay with bank loans but don't have to pay 3% a year if you do pay with bank loans, then obviously to say 400 basis points on their wealth, all these guys would pay you with bank loans and the banks would get two sets of fees. first of the able to charge fees to the wealthy for providing the loans, event a second set of these is the banks with package the loans into wealth tax collateralized loan obligation bonds, and the bond buyers would pay a fee for the packaging. so the wealth tax if you constructed it that way, the banks could make 200 billion, $600 billion a year for the $10 trillion a year plus in wealth tax money. and since you were talking earlier

scott, there are other people we are speaking to. know, georgia and florida are doing well, working hard. florida seems to be the main target. i think a lot of good things are happening. tremendous work is going on. they are bringing in gas from louisiana and all over. we do not know about evacuation. it isy we will see where coming in, we do not know where it will be coming or how far it is coming. i am going to camp david, we have experts with us and fema people. 12:30 we have a meeting at fema headquarters, and that will be about the time we will know where everything is going. a lot of decisions will be made. we will see what happens. the stock market is doing well the economy is doing great, the economy is amazing. worldwide, number one by far. the stock market is up again, close to a new record. reporter: [indiscernible] >> i cannot tell you but we are speaking to china. i do not know if it will be president xi. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: i understand twitter account have then hacked . -- have been hacked. hack my account, they will not learn more than than wha

spokesperson for the 2016 clinton campaign. and scott jennings, special assistant to george w. bush. you come from opposite sides of the aisle here. just nod in agreement. >> bad idea genes as they said. >> she should have known better, correct? >> absolutely. i can tell you, i worked in the clinton administration and had both for president clinton and then first lady hillary clinton. i can't imagine ever saying anything like that. i can tell that you the person who was the president's aide or the first lady's aide, they did not generally come, to be perfectly honest. one of the rules is don't put yourself in the situation. it sounds like she said something that somebody who was at the dinner then tried to get more information about and maybe that's part of how it came out. i also always tell people, because the sort of off the record, on the record. >> a couple of issues here. every position in the white house requires great judgment. you're all the president's calls. and you know who he's talking to. you see him interacting with his own family. so you are a repository for all these pri

out in 2017 and the movie rights to that book werey purchased by a guy named scott sanders. a father and son team so they have the movie rights to the book and they were going to do a film documentary based on the book and i said you can't you're free to do whatever you want but you could do a documentary go for it. so he decided to do is entirely own thing so it will be an actual film with a script with actors and actresses classic hollywood style. p so rob put together a group of 14 different people to interview i am one of the 14 like h w brand brinkley, top scholars bishop robert baron mark sullivan jim rosebush the only person that was there with ronald reagan when he is watching footage in his living room of john paul second we got back i on film.14 altogether about 14 different people it will be released this fall in the theaters for the 30th anniversary of the fall of communism the divine plan movie.com. in the midst of this, rob had 14 transfers of all these different folks in 20 pages each somewhere 30 pages per i think craig shirley was 25 or 30. he knows so much about ron

venice film festival with my colleague scott rocks who is there also coming up. ancient sites destroyed in syria's civil war are resurrected in virtual reality at the fascinating new exhibition. and adventurous photojournalist whose latest project could be taking photography to new extremes. but we begin at the venice film festival which in recent years has become more and more important as hollywood likes to premiere films there to give them time to build up steam for the oscars in 6 months time i'll be talking to our man in venice scott rocks in a minute but 1st let's take a look at 2 highly anticipated movies marriage stories starring scarlett johansson and 1st ad astra starring this man brad pitt. its objective was to search for advanced extraterrestrial life the ship disappeared approximately 16 years into the mission and the commander was it was my father's. wish. or the shark. was a great dancer structures. she was a mother who plays really plays. she gives great presence. talk ok. start. right now over to venice and to our correspondent scott rock's. scott hello now th

scott walker along with president obama know you. instances, republican and democrat, we looked at how the liberal stages in the conservative stations play the stew things. and what they did was unfortunate but tells the importance. they overrepresented the likelihood that that had occurred against a candidate they preferred. this was just an instant, this is not common across all the rallies and democrat spring instead of thinking this is one isolated instance, it was made to look typical and it did not share the ideology. it happened on both sides. there is a tendency to say are side is not breaking it. it is typical over there, they do that to her candidate but is not featured on your site is featured underrepresented underside and stressed underside so we have now created a communication structure in which the natural tendencies play out to license forms of discourse by seen over there and saying they did it so we should be able to do it too. we will just respond. naturally our mirrors as communicators, so you call me a nasty name and i'm likely to call you a nasty name and then es

scott to set new emergency requirements that mandate nursing homes and the living facilities to have a generators and adequate fuel to maintain a comfortable temperature for at least 96 hours after a power outage. those requirements have not been totally met. according to an analysis from the miami he recalled. 60% of the nursing homes have not installed equipment that meets the new standard. that means 400 nursing homes across florida do not have enough back up power for air-conditioning for four days. if the storm causes damage anything like irma a lot of people who can't help themselves could be in danger. governor of florida says they are on top of it. >> there's going to be site checks and phone calls to make sure they have a plan to deal with the folks that are in their care. and then once the storm passes, they'll be spot checks done in conjunction with the department of health. to see where there maybe needs after the storm and see who has lost power. >> officials across florida are working hard tonight to make sure they are equipped to respond to this monster storm. one

with my colleague scott rocks who is there also coming up ancient sites destroyed in syria's civil war a resurrected in virtual reality of the fascinating new exhibition. and an adventurous photojournalist whose latest project could be taking photography to new extremes. but we begin at the venice film festival which in recent years has become more and more important as hollywood likes to premiere films there to give them time to build up steam for the oscars in 6 months time i'll be talking to our man in venice scott rocks in a minute but 1st let's take a look at 2 highly anticipated movies marriage stories starring scarlett your hands .

hurricanes we have seen in a long time. it could be very devastating. i just spoke to rick scott. we have a lot of people we are speaking to. i spoke to marco rubio. doinga and florida are really well, they are working hard. florida seems to be the main target at this moment. i think a lot of good things are happening. tremendous work is going on. guests are coming in from louisiana and all over. we don't know about evacuation. locally, we will see where it is coming in. we just don't know exactly where it will be coming and how far it is coming. i am going to camp david. we have a lot of experts with us. .e have a lot of fema people a sunday at 12:30 we have meeting at fema headquarters. that will be about the time that we will know where everything is going. a lot of decisions will be made. a little bit less than a day before it hits. we will see what happens. the stock market is doing well. the economy is doing great. the economy is amazing, worldwide we are number one by far. we will be very close to a new record. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: that i cannot tell you but we

would that have an impact? >> no that is a civil issue. we are building code. scott and his team handle the planning stuff. we are building code issue. >> thank you. any public comment on this item? >> come on up. don't be shy. welcome. >> hi. i am betty lee, owner of unit number two. this is my home. i love our building. >> i am sorry. stop the time. i believe since she is just a member she is allowed to speak as member of the public comment. unless you are an officer of the hoa that is my understanding. when we have nonprofits. >> are you an officer of the hoa? >> i am treasurer. >> unfortunately you are not able to speak as a private citizen. if the appellant wants to give his time up to you, he is welcome to. you are a member of the body at this point. >> thank you. >> googood evening, ladies and gentlemen. i am an owner. >> you are not an officer? >> no. my wife and i bought one of the units. mostly the contractor license. we about the our unit as four bedroom, four unit building. it was to be removed the kitchen and the wall. she never separated her unit into two. now she came to

control is handing out a warning and advice for people who live there. scott budman has the story. >> reporter: experts tell us changes in the weather have led to more yellow jackets flying around. something to think about if you're heading outdoors. ask anyone about an otherwise lovely summer and they'll tell you this. >> like they just appear in our backyard or the pool. >> reporter: she's speaking about yellowjackets. they are here and dangerous to those who stumble upon them. >> they may be working in the yard and they are digging with a shovel and hit a nest and yellowjackets come out of the ground and they can bite and sting respectedly. >> reporter: which is why vector control crew say they have been suiting up and finding loets i nests. these discoveries are up 21% this time of year. more yellowjackets because of a mild winter that left more queens to birth more yellowjackets. >> then we had a lot of rain. there was a bountiful supply of them. >> reporter: residents say they have been setting traps too. >> my parents put out yellowjacket traps around our yard pretty early

campaign and scott jennings, special assistant to george w. bush. you come from opposite sides of the isle here but nod in agreement, i think you probably do agree on this, which is that madeleine broke one of the cardinal rules of working in the white house. you don't talk about the family, correct? >> absolutely. >> scott? >> yeah, it's bad idea. >> more specifically, she should have known better, correct? >> absolutely. i can tell you having -- i worked in the clinton administration and had, you know, both for president clinton and then first lady hillary clinton and there -- i would -- first of all, i can't imagine ever saying anything like that and certainly, you know, there have been times when i was a press staffer, right? if i went out for an off the record dinner with reporters, the aid -- the person who was the president's aid or the first lady's aid, they didn't generally come to be perfectly honest. one of the rules is don't put yourself in this situation, and certainly, the moment she, you know, she clearly, it sounds like she said something that somebody who was at t

. live in lafayette with a look at the problem and that warning, scott? >> reporter: experts tell us it's likely a change in the weather that's led to more yellow jackets flying around, and those who track them have been kept extra busy. suiting up and tracking down yellow jacket nests. it's what contra costa county vector control employees do 21% more often now than at this time last year. they're seeing a lot more yellow jackets than usual. >> our entmologist tells us he believes because we didn't have a particularly cold winter that the hibernating queens probably survived. >> reporter: survived, built underground nests and birthed more yellow jackets. >> that's where we get exposed, our local school club and at home and stuff, in our backyard. >> reporter: and they're dangerous. >> they may be working nat yard and they're digging with the shovel and all of a sudden they hit a nest and then yellow jackets come out of the ground and they can bite and sting repeatedly. >> reporter: which is why a local downtown restaurant set traps earlier this year. residents say they've been doing

owner here and we agree with everything scott sanchez has said. i don't often say that, but tonight we're very pleased we were able to come to an agreement. we would like to thank all of the planning staff for the time they've devoted to helping us reach this and also to julie rozenburg. so we're asking the board to sign off on this compromise proposal that we have reached and we do have copies of the revised plans. i'll give you one at least for the record. >> okay. thank you. >> alec, if you could accept the plans. what's the date on the plans? >> august 28, 2019. >> okay. and so you just want the board to adopt the plans; correct? >> well, i think we would need to allow the appeal to be revised -- >> okay. i just wanted to confirm. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? so the parties are requesting that we -- you grant the appeal and uphold the permit on the condition that it be revised to adopt the plans dated august 28, 2019. >> are we going to go the other way and deny the appeal and uphold the permit with the stipulation that the current plans are adopted

months time i'll be talking to our man in venice scott rocks in a minute but 1st let's take a look at 2 highly anticipated movies marriage stories starring scarlett johansson and 1st ad astra starring this man brad pitt. its objective was to search for advanced extraterrestrial life the ship disappeared approximately 16 years into the mission and the commander was it was my father's. wish como's shark. he's a great dancer structures. she was a mother who plays really plays. she gives great present. talk ok. start. right now over to venice and to our correspondent scott rock's. scott hello now. that is known as a kind of stasis for the oscars so have you seen any awards worthy movies so far. well the the 2 that you just introduced there i think both have a good chance of making it to the oscars next year mary story in particular i thought. amazing. this is basically a sort of an update on kramer vs kramer the story of a of a divorce told in excruciating detail adam driver and hansen are the pair that split and they're both phenomenal adam driver particular i think you can get an oscar