things. whatft the foundation of made america great and it is not the race question but of dewey preserve the rule of law and the foundation of christian values? do we preserve the age of reason? do we take lessons from the enlightenment and will we continue to be an industrial country and grow us into the next generation of humanity? there has been a robust success rooted in western civilization and western civilization is not a race, but it is a belief and our founding fathers understood this and they articulated it and put it in the declaration and thatest comes from god, so the judeo christianity has been the foundation for this cold sure, and we have been able to assimilate people from all over the world into it. i do not want to see us lose our values because they are values of real success. because weour reason continually throughout the race card, then in the end, our civilization moves into a downward spiral, and i went to see his have an ascending destiny and not descending, not only in america but the world. host: a few more calls. adam, go ahead. caller: thanks, repre

. dewey bech ach at 70 degrees ri now. there are changes to are this afternoon and might require an umbrella. >>> right now, dry conditions for many of us. woodhaven road, east/westbound traffic looks good. not a lot of cars on the roadways right now. driving into the city, we see a

. john: one of the great secret is finding out who played donald trump. dewey -- whatre trumps debateut prep, did they get more formal or serious along the way? >> they did have a podium. he practiced for five hours, he and spending some dedicated time and some candidates pull up from behind closed doors and steady. he was not doing that as much but he did do some actual practice with the podium and a couple of the strategists told me that it one point he had an aura that he was projecting that was spot on and one of them said i'm not sure if we can bottle that and have him present that demeanor. he nailed it. during practice. john: did anyone play clinton? mark: big night here. enjoy it. work hard and win. go team and fight. we will be right back with an important announcement about your debate tailgating plans after this. ♪ john: it 8:30 p.m. eastern market i will be hosting a pregame debate show from hofstra university on bloomberg tv. here's the deal. you can watch that coverage along with the debate itself in a livestream on twitter. @bpolitics.handle, debate prettythe m

much of the same. 67 in lincoln, milton, 62. along beach points, warmer. 69. dewey beach at 70 degrees. not a bad start. here's better news. moving into the afternoon, not seeing much warming because of that cold front we have been tracking all morning long. it will keep temperatures at bay through the afternoon, making it feel more like fall than we have the past few days, which is good news because we are now in fall. thursday is the first official day we saw. 89 was the temperature we saw yesterday in philadelphia. these are forecast temperatures for next few days. lot better off. mid 70s where we should be, that's the average. 74 for today. 73 sunday, and then repeat on monday and tuesday. things are looking great as we move through the next few days. for this time of year, this is where we should be temperature wise, instead of high heat we have seen recycle over and over. also, it is staying dry for the weekend forecast. if you have plans outdoors, a few different street festivals going on, things are okay. saturday, dover through atlantic city, reading as well, the bar t

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dewey bartlett. he joins >> thank you for yours. >> i know you've had a conversation with president obama. >> it's a big honor for him to call, but also to complemeimentr transparency to openness and provide a scenario because of the relationships we've been able to develop over the last seven years by being mayor has had a positive effect upon a very, very difficult and a terrible situation that, obviously, world has seen the video, but we have been able to, because of our friendships we've developed, establish a situation where violence is not an option. >> mr. mayor, i read a quote where you had spoken to your police chief before this shooting and wondered amongst yourselves how you would handle a police-involved shooting were it to happen and that day came to your town. >> right. several years ago when we would see events happen throughout the country that had a bad result with riots and things like that, the chief jordan and i would talk about it and we decided early on several years ago that whatever the problem was, transparenciy, honesty, being straight forward with the publ

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with truman and dewey and every election except the nixon election, the most likable candidate wins. take all your metrics, all your algorithms. likeability is what decides this thing. now, the clinton campaign's problem from the start is the country has decided that clinton is not honest and trustworthy, and it's not easy to change that. but maybe they could make her not honest or trustworthy, but likeable. so she goes to this event and she does something that's condescension. it's like president obama talking about the people bitterly clinging to their guns and religion. or, 47% of americans are takers not makers. >> mitt romney. >> mitt romney. the problem is cultural in this country, not just economic. that is, people don't feel just left behind. they feel looked down upon, despised by their elites. that's much more volatile than an economic grievance. >> juan, i want to ask you about this because a lot of people are comparing this with mitt romney and a big fundraiser in florida, with a lot of rich people, saying 47% of americans just want handouts. is this that bad? >> no, i d

following. go back to every election starting with truman and dewey. the most likeable candidate wins. likability is what decides this thing. the country has decided she's not honest and it's not easy to change that. maybe they could make her not hones likeable. she goes to this event and she does something that's not right. it's like president obama talking about the people bitterly clinging to their guns and religion. 47% are takers, not makers, mitt romney. >> mitt romney. >> the problem is cultural in this country, not just economic. these people don't feel just left behind, they feel looked elites. that's much more economical. >> juan, i want to ask your opinion about this. mitt romney said 47% of americans want a handout. is this that bad. >> no, not at all. mitt romney made a mistake. something that's done two weeks before the first debate, i think trump is and people who choose to associate with trump. when you realize and think about it, trump is not your normal conservative. >> but to say that half of his supporters. >> she said she was generalizing but the point and i

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domination to -- like thomas dewey, and by match i realized i could put in a book and influence the convention. so it what pa whirl wind year. >> when did you write it. >> i wrote it on my royal standard type writer at night, at home, and then of course i self-published it. if you go to a publisher going to take them two years to get their act together and we needed it in '64. >> what is -- >> that's the little publisher i set up to produce this book. and so i sent it off to printer in march, and 25,000 copies arrived at my garage on april 40th, and i type out a one-page letter that said, dear friend. please read this book today and then buy enough copies to send to your delegates to the 1964 republican national convention. and i typed on my type writer, type with stencil and had a mimeograph machine in my basement and i put the citizen sill on the -- stencil on theground thing. sent 100 letters out the only advertising i ever did, and one alert was read by a friend in california, who called up and said, i read it, i'm going to a convention this week yet, united republicans for cali

secret to longevity is being in love. he was married for 71 years. so sweet. and helen dewey is 100 years old living in the same town and attended the same church her entire life. i think that's the secret right there. robert lee gordon is 101 years old. this world war ii veteran is from mobile, alabama. robert is your go-to guy. he owns his own mechanic shop and of course thank you for your service. and happy 100th birthday to mary barnes of casper, wyoming. she walks three blocks every single day. if you know someone turning 100 years old, let us know. head to today.com/celebrates and don't forget a photo too. >> i love that so much. uplifting about america. world war ii veterans. >> i love that. what do you have? >> mentalist is with us. hailey knox >> it is 8:56 a.m., i am kim wagner, hello, there on this labor day. maybe you can take your coffee outside. it's so nice. it's so rare we get to do this. september 5 and mother nature are agreeing. are experiencing. pahrump right now at 72-degrees boulder city 80, mesquite at 78. temperatures starting to warm up now. we bought ped ou

helen dewey is 100 years old living in the same town and attended the same church her entire life. i think that's the secret right there. robert lee gordon is 101 years old. this world war ii veteran is from mobile, alabama. if you need your car fixed, robert is your go-to guy. he owns his own mechanic shop and of course thank you for your service. and happy 100th birthday to mary barnes of casper, wyoming. she walks three blocks every single day. if you know someone turning 100 years old, let us know. head to today.com/celebrates and don't forget a photo too. >> i love that so much. uplifting about america. world war ii veterans. >> great advice to life. >> i love that. what do you have? >> mentalist is with us. hailey knox >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. we're a few minutes before 9:00 a.m. let's get to your labor day forecast with bill henley. >> morning, vai. clouds came in overnight. these clouds are coming in offshore, coming from hermine, which is staying out to sea. we won't see any rain. a warmup to 69 degrees now. we'll see more sunshine as woe go into the afternoon. mi

. hoover campaigned aggressively for dewey. while the reform commission was going through congress. i guess there was the practical aspect that hoover was president, he would do the right thing. do you have any other insights? michael: sure. franklin roosevelt as madeleine has alluded to, was not always charitable to his enemies. after defeating who were my -- hoover by a landslide in hoover never crossed the front 1932, door of the white house the next 12 years. roosevelt did not speak to him. especially after hoover in 1940 got very isolationist and nasty about fdr's foreign policy. harry truman did not just -- share that quality. one of the first things he did when he became president, he invited hoover to the white house and essentially said you have been treated wrongly and i want to restore you, bring you back to the american family. he called on hoover to make a study of the food problem in europe, which was grave and the wake of world war ii. hoover had enough for wilson world war i. hoover organized for him two commissions on government reorganization which, to some extent, l

. my family and i arrived in america november 11, 1948. a week after he narrowly beat dewey in 1948. all of this was some time ago. in fact, i tell my students now that i went to college about halfway between the invention of the ipad and the discovery of fire. [laughter] ms. albright: so, it was much later when i became secretary of state and the question arose as to where to hold a particular ceremony. the event was to mark nato's decision to include poland, and my native hungry as nightmares -- hungary as new members. i cannot think of a more appropriate place than the truman presidential library in independence, missouri, a place devoted to the man whose vision was responsible for nato. as i stood there, i was so help tothat i cannot use an old czechoslovakia expression, hallelujah. [laughter] ms. albright: i was equally excited to hold a ceremony in washington to formally rename this building in honor of president truman. in 2002, i was honored to be asked to serve this foundation. harry truman was both a remarkable president and a remarkable man who spoke often about the impor

in america november 11, 1948. a week after he narrowly beat dewey in 1948. all of this was some time ago. in fact, i tell my students now that i went to college about halfway between the invention of the ipad and the discovery of fire. [laughter]

moves to the mid atlantic, we are talking the whole mid atlantic beach coast, ocean city, dewey, talking those areas 6-8 inches, depending on the track of the storm. tropical storm warnings are up the coast, sandy hook, 2:00, east of cape hatteras, over water, a chance to strengthen. it's a 50 miles per hour storm nows i could approach hurricane strength, the problem is, if it's 7 or 75, it -- 70 or 75, it stays off the coast for 2-3 days. they will get hit with the wave action for days and days, cag a storm surge and coastal flooding. 4-6 feet, locally higher than that. heavy rains along the coast, fresh water flooding from that. waves for days. beach erosion, dune breaches are possible. with the winds , the high winds especially towards the coast, trees down some power outages. we will have a few showers tomorrow and a glancing blow at worst in the metro. in a few minutes i will tell you about the holiday weekend forecast and the return of summer. >> hermine is roaring across the carolina coast right now and hits charlston, south carolina this afternoon with buckets of rain and winds g

more on the impact, amelia has that. >> 40 to 60 miles per hour, rehoboth, dewey, ocean city, sea isle, everybody here in pink with winds this strong we'll be talking about wind damage, beach erosion and that flooding threat was 3 to 6 inches of rain in play. look at your impact. only minor impacts here in the d.c. area as we go back there on the graphic inch to half an inch of rainfall here in washington. as we look to the beaches, more rain. 3 to 6 inches and maybe even ten inches in some spots. storm team 4 by 4 and storm ranger will be out in the storm. the ranger will not be traveling around. we will put it in one location and it will send out a signal and it will tell us where it's raining, where it's not raining, where the heaviest rain is and we'll have it following hermine throughout the holiday weekend but again right now our focus, doug, is on the beaches. tomorrow, it's friday, right -- >> it is friday. >> friday is looking very good. love having storm ranger out there today. it will be on the nbc washington app. the weekend, again, not bad in the city but south and ea

, 6-inches of rain certainly a pocket in places like bethany ocean city, dewey this weekend. 84 today. showers and storms are out of here in time for the bruce concert tonight. >> yay! >> if you're going to the bruce concert at nats park i think you're in good shape. zip trip tomorrow we look great. i'll be there 6:00 a.m. it's our last trip. question marks for the weekend. it's all about the track of the remnants of hermine. all right, how are roads erin. >> roads are all messed up tucker. we have rain, we have accidents, we have downed trees. right now we have closures on 450. we have a tree down. this is where skyfox is 450 between racetrack road and crane highway. it's completely blocked by a large tree. we need to get crews out of the way to get that cleared so we'll let you know when traffic starts moving. 450 between hunter wood drive and rutland road dealing with high standing water. here's a view of the round to tree from skyfox rider now. 450 shut down both directions between crane highway and racetrack road. so we'll keep you posted on. that big scene there. really large tr

study and look back to the truman-dewey election of 1948 and in this kind of 10 weeks, eight weeks ahead, -- in. tom: guy johnson, jump surface, below the plenty going on in the markets, plenty of sector rotation, that is where the story is. a sector is in rotation taking us out of utilities and telecom and into the -- >> the rotation in the financials which will -- energy on an index level, such strong rotation. the asset classes and how they're pricing and the probability of a fed hike, they we haveing the charge, seen very strong rotation and globally we have seen financials better did over the last few weeks and colluding euro stocks financials outperforming the euro stoxx 50 in the last few days. ixy: we see this calm in the v because part of the market thinks we will go in one direction and the other part in the other direction. a canceling out process, retail versus -- sectorsdispersion among but when you're talking about retail versus the pros, the positioning report, last friday, the report, as of tuesday, ahead of jackson hole, hedge funds, leverage funds, the most short