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and with us now as well is john blake, he's a senior writer for cnn digital. with a piece that discusses the fallout from the president's remarks. first, i want to speak with you. i want to ask you, if you would share your experiences of when people have told you to go back to where you came from. nadal, i'll let you start. >> serving as the first vice chair of the democratic party, i get to a lot of these comments regularly, i go out and start organizing. telling me things like go back to the desert you support car bombings and comments that are very similar to what the president is putting up now, it just shows, something he's emboldening to say to other people. >> what do you respond to people when they make those types of remarks? >> a lot of times, when they send me private messages, i try to ignore them as best i can. and at the same time, i know when they send me these messages, they are just behind the keyboard, sometimes there are people that will actually feel embolden by these actions actually, in north carolina, three of my closest friends were mur

tyrone blake jr did not live to see his 26th birthday. i. call appoints office fully rigged with 110 i am radio scanners and monitors this is where he tracks police dispatches night by night listening in on police radio is not only legal in the us for the point it's a crucial part of his work he's a freelance photojournalist who specialized in police operations the material he gathers he sells to local television stations for their crime related news. he has a range of contacts across the city he can send out collect footage and he also hits the road himself every night. it really gave us here in chicago just like it can be anywhere where people are shooting at each other you know i were a bulletproof vest for added protection. some nights seems a little more dangerous than others some nights i don't wear it but it certainly helps make me feel a little bit safer when we're out there and the violence has ticked up in chicago so. classy downtown chicago with its imposing skyline is worlds removed from the chicago love point works and he covers

blake burman, this is slow-going but keep going plan, right, blake? port tort that is a food way to put it. remember there was a frenetic pace before the talks broke down in early may. one week after the next where the trade team would go to china. then the chinese team would come to d.c. suddenly everything broke apart in may. now the talks are back on. one of the main headlines out of this is the next set of discussions will be in september. you can look at the calendar. you can see that is a full month away. things have absolutely slowed down. you can pair that with the comments president trump made in the lead-up to all of this, he thinks china might be trying to wait him out until november 2020. so the place absolutely slowed down. that is one headline out of this. the next talks coming in september. the other, that china committed to a large-scale a gbuy. this is something president talked about leading up to the meetings. both sides say china will go forward. we don't have many details related to size, scope, when, what, et cetera on down the l

jillian: blake, richard, thank you. >> good to see you. >> thank you. leland: one of the things we heard about during the last debates and we're certain to hear about in this one is how these democratic presidential hopefuls look to take on president trump in 2020. new fox polling showing how voters think the economy would do under a second trump presidency. pretty interesting. 33% of voters say they think economic conditions will get better if trump is reelected, 39% say it's going to get worse, 26% say it will stay the same. another fox poll has voters sounding off on capitalism and socialism. 34% of all voter saying a shift towards socialism, get this works be a good thing. 53% of democratic primary voters say they think shift would be a good thing. tells you a lot about where the democratic party is right now as they try to look for a candidate. jillian: yes, it does. a that is for sure. leland: all right. iran is releasing nine of the 12 crew members aboard an pan mainan flagged ship sized earlier this month -- seized earlier this month while conti

. >> blake wishes mill valley would take the same approach. >> people are scared and people at city hall do not get it. >> reporter: the planning manager agrees and they are watching how other cities handle the matter. there were no plans to change the noise ordinance for generators to be installed. kpix5. >>> the planning director adds the noise regulations are a matter of public preference. if there is enough outcry, the ordinance could be amended. >>> a call to action in chinatown. last monday two elderly men were attacked and knocked unconscious. one of the victims was lifted up and thrown headfirst onto the ground before his watch was stolen. the three perpetrators remain at large. community leaders held a meeting saying this was the eighth violent attack targeting seniors in chinatown and something needs to change. >> the event that took place in this community are horrific and reprehensible and they cannot happen in chinatown or any other part of the city. >> police will increase patrols and are pushing their outreach and cameras will be installed along stockton street over the ne

we are so excited because we are going to be joining garth next week as he hits the stage with blake shelton. golden. so much fun. >>> still ahead tonight ---how oprah really rolls, giving us a tour of her hawaiian estate. >>> then, beyonce shuts down the grabbed canyon to shoot a music video. >>> and before queen bey ruled the land. >> i was so scared. >> then the "jersey shore" cast, how their italian got saucy. closed captioning provided by -- >>> birthday girl jessica simpson rocked some sunglasses and a leopard print bikini to celebrate her 39th birthday poolside with 18 of her best girlfriends. they dined on barbecue. her hubby eric hosted and all three kids for present. we heard maxwell and ace stayed home from camp. >>> if you're curious to know how lady o. spend her weekends get ready for saturdays with oprah. >> welcome to my garden. everything is in such full bloom. i want to give you a tour. >> we are going say it -- it is good to be oprah. whethers the picking flowers on her estate in hawaii -- >> remember in the wizard of oz and the wicked witch says, poppies, poppies!

our front four starting us off on a monday night, donna edwards, juana summers, stephanie rawlings blake, thank you. >>> dan coats is out as director of national intelligence. we'll take a look at the man trump wants in and how a texas congressman's grilling of mueller last week just might have done the trick. >>> later, the democrats gathering in detroit for the next round of debates as a new poll has some bad news for one of the breakouts stars of the last debate. "the 11th hour" just getting started on this momentous monday night. >>> people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others. they said they think it's russia. i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> just over a year after that moment in helsinki, indelible as it was, president trump announced the director of national intelligentsia dan coats is indeed stepping down. the president said he intends to unemp

eastbound i-66 at blake lane, looking in decent shape.pretty now. eastbound i-66 at ooake lane, lng in decent shape.well on 295. eastbound i-66 at blake lane, looking in decent shape. >>> we talk about the future weather four friday. we are talking about some cloud for yourfriday. we do see the sun trying to peek through across our area. take a look as we throughout the late morning around 11:00 a.m., starting to see some rain showers but we also see out to our wet, we are starting to see those storms or rain shower starting to building and we know what happens after 2:00 or 3:00. the rain showers will move across our area as we go over the mountains andtart to become more enhanced. we see by 5:00, more green across your screen which mean more shower, possibly more thunderstorm. but after the sun starts to set, after 9:00 p.m., those shower will move across the area and then clear out. for today's pool forecast, everyone, temperatures will rise to a very steamy 89 degrees with chance of storms and between 2:00 to 4:00 and we will see the otorms bubb

blake, great job. thank you very much. blake burman at the white house. again, sometimes you can blur the lines of the debt ceiling and not coming to a budget accord and all of that, but again, that kind of thing does threaten if you don't raise it or push it back or do something to avoid, you have a government shutdown and then of course you have to worry in that event how far you push it and what do you risk, what bills do you pay or not pay if you're hitting that level. but this president has been embroiled in that just as almost every president before him. i do want to stipulate here, without playing politics when it comes to this issue, they all play politics, including donald trump. >>> let's get the read on all this. moody's capital market chief economist john lonski, fox news anchor brett larson and mary, i want your take on where this debt ceiling goes. the market isn't panicking because they think they will come to some sort of agreement. we play fast and loose with this stuff. >> we sure do. i think the markets remember in 2011 how it came so c

political reporter for "the washington post," moderator of washington week pbs, and stephanie rawlings blake. former democratic mayor of baltimore. good evening and welcome to you all. mayor, i'd like to begin with you. let's not over-gauzy this up. it is true, as you know better than most people on the planet today, the crisis they have dealt with from crime to drugs to public education to vacant buildings. however, it is bracing to look up at the television and see the headline that the president attacks baltimore. how has it been on your end on this day? >> the way i was raised, it's not what people call you to, it's what you answer to. so when the president made those remarks about baltimore, i know that not to be true. do we have blight? yes, we do. do we have areas where there's rat infestation? yes, we do. is it the entire city? the entire 7th congressional district? it's not. i knew he wasn't speaking my truth. that being said, it's disappointing as a person who dedicated their adult life to public service for someone who in the highest post in the world, who could do any number of t

blake burman and connell mcshane filling in my absence. did not have the opportunity to talk to peter thiel. new signs that the white house could follow him. what is on thiel's mind here. the readout on that. the cryptocurrency crackdown. steve moore is on defense because he kind of got this ball rolling. earlier on we got stocks hitting new highs as earnings season kicks off. iting still very early. 5% of the s&p 500 companies have reported. of never less in small pool of names. they handily beat expectations. they were after cheted down. you know how they. "fbn:am"'s lauren lawyer simonetti. >> ceo jamie dimon said this, we continue to see positive mope momentum with the u.s. consumers. rising wages reflected in our consumer and banking results. the bank's credit card sales that division saw double-digit growth. that stock is up today. different picture at goldman sachs. stock trading revenue rose, highest level in four years by the way. goldman has been investing in the trading technologies, algorithms, but the effort to bulge up the co

he has a new duet with blake shelton called "dive bar." and garth joins us now from an actual dive bar. [ cheers and applause ] hey, garth, how are you doing? >> we're doing great. this is the place to be. >> jimmy: i see arms but i don't see people. i assume there are people attached to those arms. >> if you move this way a little bit you can see all of them. everybody wave. >> jimmy: garth, why are you on a tour of dive bars? is it the smell that you love? >> yes. it's everything i love about -- this is where our music was born. so yeah, this is it. we've got a dive bar single out with blake shelton right now, fellow okie. so we're starting our dive bar tour here tonight at joe's in chicago. >> jimmy: excellent. couldn't you have just told trisha you wanted to go out drinking and not gone through this whole process? >> i guess i could have. but she's granted me this. so this is going to be the first of many. so we're excited about it. >> jimmy: what is the next stop on the tour after chicago? >> i can't tell you. >> jimmy: it's a secret,

>> blake burman at the white house. thank you. florida known for its alligators. the crocodile population is crawling back from the brink of extension. phil keating earning hazard pay on this one. >> shannon, about a million people is served by this plant. but its other customers are getting the extra special attention as they're hatching out of share shells. baby florida american florida crocodiles brought to the lab when they're days old receive gentle treatment from fpl's croc team. they measure their length and girth and weighing them and implanting a microchip to track them. today there's about 2,000 of them and 25% call this nuclear power plant and 170 miles of cooling canals home. no, they're not radioactive. wanted and endangers species, now they're threatened. >> so crucial to the environment and so interesting. it's basically seeing the fruiting of your labor. you go throughout the year waiting for the babies to hatch, collecting them and releasing them back in the wild, which is the ultimate satisfaction. >> every july and august, they zigzag up and dow

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blake burman at the white house with more. blake? reporter: a lot there. just 2:00 on monday afternoon as we begin our week over here at the white house. for the third consecutive day in a row that the president continues to take to twitter to attack the head of the house oversight committee, the democratic congressman from baltimore, elijah cummings. the president, for example, saying on twitter earlier today, of baltimore and cummings at one point, 25 years of all talk, no action. so tired of listening to the same old bull. but the president hasn't stopped there. he is also taking issue today with the reverend al sharpton who is also in baltimore. the president writing of sharpton this morning, al is a con man a troublemaker. always looking for a score. just doing his thing. he goes on to say of sharpton, hates whites and cops. this was how sharpton responded earlier today. >> i marched on him with central park five. i dealt with him on the "birther" issue. he can say what he wants. call me a troublemaker. yes i make trouble for bigots. reporter: back at

connell: let's go to blake at white house. i will admit i was cheating. i got my phone out. i refreshed it. i do not see any fed related tweets as we look at white house reaction. reporter: keep hitting refresh on that connell. we haven't heard from the president. he was meeting with the mongolian leader as jay powell was speaking. that meeting broke up 40 minutes or so ago. it is possible the president needs to be read in on all of this. ahead of the announcement the president said he would gladly talk about this later. yesterday as we know he said he wanted a large cut and for fighten stop immediately. it is safe to think that the president will not be fully pleased with the fed's latest move. there has been no bigger critic of jay powell than president trump. the president said today this was not a direct result of caving to the president's desires. >> this action is designed to insure against downside risks overglobal trade tensions, offset the negative effect that those factors are already having, promote faster return of inflation at 2%. that is what we're doing. that

. >>> joining us now is aaron blake, a senior political reporter for "the washington post." and one of the authors of "the fix" political newsletter. aaron, it's great to see you. we've got mueller coming to the hill. let's pick up there where garrett left off. it does seem that one of the major questions out of that is just how many minds does it change in the american public, but also inside the democratic caucus? >> well, i think that first of all, it's can worth pointing out that many people have nod read the mueller report. there was a sur fvey of 3% peop. why not focus on individual events in the obstruction of justice investigation. make sure people are intimately familiar with all of the details. i think to some degree democrats can get this out of the hearings. maybe they see robert mueller in his own words -- >> watch the movie than read the book? >> exactly. the flip side is robert mueller is going to say i have not said anything that is beyond in my report. he said he has does not intend to testify. he may show up and reveal something that we already know is very

crosstown to blake burman at the white house. we'll get the president's reaction. blake standing on the north lawn, every chance when the president leaves the white house on south lawn he may speak about this he has been tweeting throughout the day. reporter: one of those if you never know the president will talk. he is set to leave the white house here any moment now. he took to twitter, wrote truth is a force of nature. rnc called this a quote a disaster for democrats. press secretary stephanie grisham said it was an embarassment. after the first hearing he seemed to be gearful what he heard on capitol hill. he wrote, i would like to thank the democrats for holding this morning's hering. that was a 180 from the president who started out the day trashing robert mueller as he has done for the last extended period of time, describing him as highly conflicted. he also continued to hit the investigation as a whole, calling it the biggest witch-hunt in u.s. history. the president's personal attorney, jay sekulow, focused part of his statement today, trying to shoot dow

blake: gotta stop it there because lou dobbs is next. going to -- good to be with you tonight. have a great weekend. ♪ >> good evening, everyone, i'm gregg jarrett, sitting in for lou dobbs. a week of winning on the trump economy. it's soaring to unprecedented levels. the dow, is s&p and nasdaq all closing the week at an all-time high. plus, the american gulf bracing for another major storm. tropical storm barry expected to make landfall tomorrow morning, bringing with it a deluge of rain. the national hurricane center calling it a life-threatening situation. and president trump traveling to wisconsin today where he touted the usmca trade deal,

melissa: blake, thank you for that. connell: also today disney firing back at abigail disney's criticism saying her statements are quote, unfair and libel oust. reporter: she is the granddaughter of roy disney, she was livid after visiting disneyland last year, more specifically about the pay practices with the company. this came out yesterday. disney fired back with their own statement. we generally avoid commenting on base le reports. this is particularly egregious and we won't let this stand. we strongly disagree with this characterization of our employees and the experience at disney this is widely reported stunt is a gross and unfair exaggeration of the facts that is not only a misrepresentation but also an insult to the thousands of employees who are part of the disney community. two major words there. you have insult and stunt. abigail disney visited disneyland last year. she will look further into the investigation. she complained bob iger, the ceo has received $66 million in pay. that is 1424 times the median s

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our own blake burden is there in the rose garden. what do we expect, blake? reporter: this is mon you mental day for the heroes, the first-responders who rushed down to ground zero in the immediate days and month and stayed in browned zero with all the smoldering rubble on the ground. the issue is devastating health effects that many first-responders will continue to encounter and for years on down the line. the president will sign in matter of moments the 9/11 victim's compensation fund. so far, stuart, there have been 22,000 plus claims from first-responders to tap into five billion dollars, but the issue was going forward additional funding. making sure the first-responders suffering from health illnesses will continue to receive compensation and receive money to make sure they're taken care of down the line. this new funding will go forward to 2092. over the next 10 years or so, it is believed $10.2 billion at least will be handed out to the first-responders. here in the rose guarden momentarily the president will sign this into law. of course one of the

. >> with the assist from blake, yeah >> jimmy: with the assist from the best, blake lively we love her. but what's funny is, because it kind of got lost in translation -- >> very much so. yeahmy >> jimwhen you went to asia - >> when i did press for "detective pikachu" in asia, a a lot of people thought that was real that i was - [ laughter ] like, being quite serious.n and, i mean, evee most casual glance at my resume, you'll see i'm not daniel day-lewis or christian bale [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you're not method-actory. >> christian bale, like, you know, lost 412 pounds for a role once. [ lahter ] >> jimmy: and then gained it - >> and then gained, like, 1,200 pounds to play dick cheney. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, he's - >> look, i graduated from, like, the aerosmith online acting academy [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god that's a very prestigious school >> it's big time school. >> jimmy: that's a big time >> it's a big time sch it's crazy >> jimmy: can you tell us what "detective pikachu" is about >> "deteive pikachu" is, it basically tak

blake found. his position that a comprehensive reform program. that and neighbors equitable access to. economic growth this is a start you see people up. close. and potatoes so that people can. get closer. to this. if you strike you called in the role for chinese chinese. this is this is africa's been if this is our chinese. it's what we eat this very is they give us what they've stolen then we can't fight does not produce . the land it belongs to us they know very stolen then why did they show did it what if what if for example those farmers would refuse to give you the way why why why why why did why believe because they know their fight us their father said it could flood of thought and then no more. because they don't belong here they're not africans person that keeps coming out from racist and colonizes. who are whites who live with us here in this country is that you are learned you're incapable of anything what are you going to use the land for it's current from an attitude. of wanting to put trade people. as if they're. that must constant

joining me now, steve kornacki, "washington post" senior political reporter erin blake, former adviser for hillary clinton's campaign, adrian elrod and republican strategist and former aides to jeb bush and mitt romney, matt gorman. we've got a tweet from biden's pollster. i'm hearing in my ear, too, that we have new numbers from the quinnipiac poll that similarly show a pretty difficult past week for joe biden. i think we'll try to get those up on the screen. >> we've got them. we should have them right here. >> great. take it away. >> out in the last 30 seconds. quinnipiac poll, national, democrats, post debate. joe biden. we saw him in yesterday's poll from cnn at 22%. biden's campaign taking issue with that. here's another national poll. biden at 22% after this debate. kamala harris, surging to second place. 20% within two points of the former vice president. elizabeth warren, 14%. we saw her around there in that poll as well. sanders, 13%. buttigieg, 4%. kasie, this looks almost exactly like that cnn poll yesterday. so now we have had two multiday polls that have come back since t

joining me to discuss, "the washington post" reporter aaron blake and brian bennett. aaron, i'm going to kickoff with you. pick up where we left off there. what are the implications and frankly impact of the president sort of moving one direction and then shifting gears so abruptly? >> you have to wonder how it makes people that work for him feel. if you were a justice lawyer working on this for the better part of the last 18 months, you went all the way to the supreme court, you lost there, you came back down, and basically threw in the towel, had the president reverse course, have to go to the judge, explain yourself, beg the judge not to judge you poorly for the whole thing. it was just an entire exercise that was really for nothing essentially and then we also had the president come out today i would add and say by the way, we're going to get more accurate data doing this other thing, not through the census. then what was the whole exercise for, why do the census thing in the beginning when this is what the census bureau recommended from the very beginning. it is

is the real deadline where they really have to have a resolution on in. >> thank you so much, aaron blake. thank you, kim for coming in. what is the name of your book? >> "how to read the and why." >>> which does newt gingrich says poses the biggest danger to donald trump? the answer may surprise you. i'm not sure if newt know what he is talking about here. i'm going break down the race with reverend al sharpton, after this break. this break so ...how are you feeling? on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the whole experience. alright who wants to go again? i do! i do! i have a really good feeling about this. this is mia's pulse. with pressure rising, and racing. this is also mia's pulse. that her doctor keeps in check, so she can find balance. t

jade is friends with aaron who plays blake on the series. >> she wanted to give you this. >> she said to open the >> turn around. >> cool, she got an autographed picture. >> little panic in my mind. there is also a note there and she reads it. >> she tells me what you're going through. >> her family says she's been very strong and recently diagnosed with a disorder that causes paralysis. and so jade reached out to aaron to brighten up her day just a little bit. but there is more where that came from. >> she sent you something. >> jake posted the video of her sister ruby opening the ppackag her twitter account and aaron replied tweeting i had to take my glasses off, got teary. i'm glad i got there and like that you're both such strong and lovely human beings. thank you so much for your support and friendship. >> now this video from london, we have two young fellows. they're cousins, actually. they're ringing the doorbell and a complete stranger's home. >> hi. there. >> how you doing? >> we make a cooking show. we go door to door and offer people lunch. >> they have a youtube channel, s

blake, we will be watching it. interrupt us if you get anything. thank you so much. >>> tech companies are not just hand wringing over when they will be able to do business with huawei again but dozens of mega-names in tech land are dotting the is and crossing the ts on their earnings reports set to release this week. here are the numbers. look how crowded this is. ten dow stocks and 138 s&p 500 names report results this week. coke, lockheed martin, chipotle, ford, boeing, facebook, tesla, starbucks, twitter, mcdonald's, all coming out with numbers but arguably thursday is sort of the bolt yourself to your trading account day. amazon, alphabet, parent of google, 3m, intel all reveal on thursday. now, we always say this, right, a single name depending on the numbers can move the markets if they beat, match or miss. we bring in our floor show traders to pick their brains on this. scott, i will start with you. which names do you think our viewers should most closely watch here that could move the market? >> i think this week we have to watch amazon. i

nancy cook and aaron blake are here with us. one source of all of us, president trump, tweeting today about puerto rico. he is out now with his first comments on twitter about the crisis there and the bad things happening, the governor sunday siege. clearly now after a couple of days of unrest this has reached the president's radar. what are you guys working on? what's your sources telling you? >> you asked governor inslee how long he was going to stay in the race. >> not because we have any dogs -- the next debate you have to be at 2%. >> exactly. you know, we got fundraising reports this week, second quarter fund raising reports so we got a chance to see not where they are as far as polling, but where they are as far as finances. people drop out not because their polling is bad but because of money. two of the worst reports were from beto o'rourke whose fundraising fell off a cliff and hiccan looper who raids less than some senate candidates in his home state of colorado. there's going to be some talk of more of an overt every

alana blake byrne is being treated for possible drug ingestion. the 24-year-old coby gregory was arrested at the release shopping center. he is being charged with resisting arrest. people do not have any idea about the relationship between the two of them. reporting in lake tahoe, rachel wolf, kpix 5. >>> tonight, a close up in court really has cleared the way for the trump administration to use billions of dollars in pentagon funding to repair the border wall. tonight, president trump tweeted this. wow, big victory on the wall. a big win for border security and the rule of law. >> that decision came in a very narrow ruling today. the court unfrozen 2 1/2 billion dollars in department funding. that means that workers are to replace existing sections of the barrier in arizona, california, and new mexico. >>> how speaking nancy pelosi says the supreme court to allow president trump to defy the bipartisan will of the congress, and proceed with contracts to spend billions of dollars on his wall undermines the constitution and the law. >>> coming up, a

today, blake's friends, family, and community have gathered to remember her and celebrate her life. mr. guest: mr. speaker, i would ask for a moment of silence on the house floor at this time as we join her loved ones in honoring her memory. mr. guest: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for onemen. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to highlight the trump administration's latest efforts to combat the skyrocketing housing costs in the united states. mr. lamalfa: there's likely no state feeling the effects of unaffordable housing more so than my home state of california. that's why i applaud the president's recent order creating a board on housing. there have been countless regulations in california that make building a home so expensive many people can't afford to buy them or even rent. the c

concord police detective blake roberts signed up for bone marrow registry five years ago and he learned last week he's a match for a woman in canada sew travelled to a medical center in san diego to begin the process. he doesn't know much about the woman because of of of confide confidentiality and incredible story. >>> andronicos is coming back. safeway is rebranding the bay area stores with the iconic name. safeway purchased it in 2016 and switched it to safeway community markets. the name isn't the only thing changing. it will feature more local food options and have upscale delis. two of the stores are in berkeley and san yes elmo. >>> in pacifica, a restaurant near livermore beach will open as a taco bell canteena with a local menu and beers from local brewery and if you prefer something stronger there is a margaritas. the restaurant makes its return on saturday due to the scenic location it is occasionally referenced as the most romantic taco bell around. >> sure. >> right on the beach. >> it is a low bar. there wasn't a second most romantic taco bell around. >> i'm sure that is n

maria: blake thank you so much blake burman white house before we do joining me first television interview since leaving trump administration, is former insinuate secretary of the treasury for public affairs former assistant secretary under steven mnuchin is here great to see you. >> great to be back. >> congratulations on a great run at treasury you are now going to private practice we are happy you are here. >> great to be with you -- >> what do you think about china story you heard blake talking about, whether or not the president is briefed, how often is he briefed in terms of meetings when mnuchin goes to beijing. >> first and foremost the president is the force on policy there is regular communication between delegation and president naturally in this instance i am not sure that is what led to the tweet. but, more importantly, maria i think the president is convinced now more than ever as economic team we have o he leverage with china their economy is slowing increasing did he manned from middle class companies as we are seeing potentially moving supply chains out of china. >> a lot

blake burman, thank you very, very much. the fact that both sides agreed on this, they don't love this, is probably a sign that they will go ahead and pass it but it will add to our debt at about $1 trillion a year. that might be a conservative figure. that's been the pace at which we have been running. in fact, this administration right now is running at about a 30% clip faster than the obama administration at this stage. now, anything can happen, possibly will. let's get the read from david dietze. we have democratic strategist david burstein. i better be careful who i refer to here. and kat, this idea people are used to it, debt is debt, no one seems to be bothered by it, people put money on it like the bond market. they're okay with it. so don't worry about it. >> i think that's the attitude but we have to make it clear that's not just democrats. i don't think that republicans get to call themselves fiscally conservative or fiscally responsible anymore. this would add to the discretionary spending cap by $320 billion ove

jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster. and we can talk tojonathan blake in westminster now. i'm sure we will be hearing from alan duncan in more detail later on. what is clear that whoever is going to become prime minister is going to have a battle of the backbenchers? yes, there has been a lot of talk about unity during this leadership contest, that whoever wins, the party should fall in line behind him. frankly, idon't party should fall in line behind him. frankly, i don't think there is much chance of that happening. we are starting to see signals that if borisjohnson does win will face a tough task to keep his own party line. backbenchers have made life very difficult for theresa may, those who are staunchly opposed to eight no—deal brexit under any circumstances, are set, i think, to make life difficult for boris johnson. sir alan duncan will be one of those, he did not mention boris johnson back nine in his resignation letter. he has made it clear that he has no fan of brexit at all, calling ita has no fan of brexit at all, calling it a dark cloud. also describing hi

jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster. we can speak now to the conservative mp for north east hampshire and boris johnson supporter raniljayawardena. he is in the house of commons now. thank you forjoining us. well, the day before the result is announced, we have a ministerial resignation from someone who has never been a fan of boris johnson from someone who has never been a fan of borisjohnson but it still does speak to the fact that mr johnson is a divisive figure. how is he going to go about uniting the party if of course he winds? well, in your question, you almost a nswered in your question, you almost answered your point in saying that clearly personalities don't often... sometimes don't get on but really what we have to remember here is that boris is setting out a vision tonight and not just that boris is setting out a vision tonight and notjust a party but the country as a whole and the way to do thatis country as a whole and the way to do that is to deliver brexit on the 315t that is to deliver brexit on the 31st

jonathan blake, thank you very much. police in northern ireland say an explosive device found in craigavon in county armagh, was a booby trap designed to kill police officers. images have been released of the device, found next to a bus stop, after reports of a loud bang at around midnight on friday. officers say they believed the incident was staged to lure police into the area. police blamed dissident republicans for what they described as a cowardly and evil act of terrorism. roads and rail lines have been closed in north—west england because of flooding, after half a months worth of rain fell in 2a hours. cars have been left stranded on roads in stockport, and sections of the m60 motorway in greater manchester were temporarily shut following heavy rain. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain across parts of the midlands, the north west of england, northern ireland and south—west scotland until midnight tonight. the headlines on bbc news. it is 14 minutes past five. riot police in hong kong cl

the farm is called blaker's after the other half of the hell's backbone grill, co-owner blake spalding. >> if you go to italy, they're not going to serve you new zealand lamb and french jam an spanish ham. they're going to serve you everything delightful from that place. and so it's visceral-- you take that place into your body, it becomes part of your... it becomes part of you. i believe we were the first farm to table restaurant in the rocky mountain southwest, but no one to my knowledge was doing it in a rural setting. anso i wanted to show that it could be done in a rural tting, and i wanted to use the food to help people fall in love with this incredible precious, majestic, fragile landscape. >> reporter: farming thousands of feet above sea level isn't easy. fierce winds blow the soil around and special tents have beencr built to protecs. despite the challenges, the farm grows an average of 23,000 pounds of produce a year. >> we grow all of our own table flower we grow edible flowers we grow potatoes,tohilies, tomaes, green beans. >> reporter: hell'shaackbone grilbecome one of the

going to be an ability to exclude people if they say it is say it is you can't come and all because you blake would be racist is that he is i mean i'm trying to figure out yes you know what did he write his definition is so you say yes ok that would be raised. now if a black person do to a white person how would it be would at the races well if it were white people and the shoe was on the other foot then it doesn't really make sense because we know in our house that if you spend your energy in a stadium when black people actually have that type of control again it's discriminatory it's a it's a practice where you are setting a bad about andrea barrier but is it preventing someone from receiving an economic benefit now but if it were the other way around if it were a white it was a coach music festival in a.z. anyway it is not why you go to pay double to brace went with the reaction to be your a c s u neo nazi you k.k.k. obvious a name what we're looking at right now is a young lady looking through the lens of history and deciding that it's important for us as a people to began to fix the issu

jonathan blake, bbc news. in a moment we'll speak to our assistant political editor norman smith in westminster, but first to glasgow and our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. borisjohnson is boris johnson is making borisjohnson is making funding pledges. borisjohnson borisjohnson is making funding pledges. boris johnson has borisjohnson is making funding pledges. borisjohnson has various meetings in scotland. what kind of reception is he going to get there? i think it's unlikely we will see borisjohnson walking the streets and meeting members of the public. never say never, given boris johnson's personality, but it does feel very unlikely at this point. but we think we will see meetings with the leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, and scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon. both of those meetings are likely to be pretty tricky. nicola sturgeon has said in the past that she has profound concerns about boris johnson's she has profound concerns about borisjohnson‘s premiership she has pr

neil: blake, thank you my friend. blake burman at the white house. former assistant secretary of state under bush 43 robert charles, what he makes of all this. robert, now what? >> what is the president is trying to do is compel diplomacy with graduated sanctions. he has a lot of tools at his fingerprints. some are economic. some are cyber, some are kinetic or military. i think you have to keep in mind what the stakes are here. this is an irresponsible leadership. this is a country frankly can't manage conventional weapons and promotes terrorist activity around the region and around the world. obviously we don't want them to have nuclear weapons. the president made it, the vice president, made it clear we'll not let that happen. there are a number of ways to manage that. one thing people need to remember, percentages are deceptive. the 3.67% uranium 235 enrichment that was permitted that they have now broken actually, it is a little bit deceptive because it takes 60% of the overall effort just to get to 5%. then if you get to 5% enrichment, it is not

neil: thank you my friend, very much, blake burman at white house. we could see within a matter of minutes is dotted, ts crossed debt limit deal. what would make this significant, it will last two years. the good news. but the bad news it might not be much of a deal. hillary vaughn. reporter: negotiations between the white house and house speaker nancy pelosi are winding down and we're pretty close to a deal. we could see something announced as soon as today but definitely earlier this week if the house wants to get this deal through, sources tell fox business's blake burman and i details of deal including spending caps, debt ceiling increases for two years each. spending increases would be for defense and non-defense spending. souths close to the negotiations it would put no restrictions on reprograming money for spending items like a border wall. the deal would effectively table concerns about a government shutdown or sequestration until well after the 2020 election. by july 31st, 2021. fox news is learning that the deal would permanently end the s