i spoke with fans who are just getting the news that dusty baker is being let go. >> dusty baker got fired. >> knowing sports, not really. >> really? >> not really. they only give you a few years. after that you are out the door. >> i just think he's a great manager. >> that's a heart break. >> are you surprised? >> i am some what surprised because he brought them to the finals just hasn't gotten the big ring. >> did you hear about dusty baker? >> no i didn't. >> fired. >> that's wrong. yeah. >> really? >> they take him for granted. detroit had terrible managers. they'd kill for him. >> i didn't expect dusty baker to be fired. he was my favorite of the nationals. >> maybe we saw it coming

guest: we talked about the baker case. there's a huge privacy rights which of cell phones course become very prevalent in recent years. and the supreme court is gradually weighing into these issues about technology and privacy. this is a big case about whether the police need a wasn't when they're trying to access historic cell site location information, which is the information that pings from your phone to the cell phone tower which the police can use to figure out where someone is or was over a long period. and so this case could help sort of set a new standard for how easily the police can get this type of information which could then be applied in other cases down the line. host: i'll stress again this is a brief overview. we will be sure to get you back during the supreme court term but we want to move on to other business.

i spoke with fans who are just getting the news that dusty baker is being let go. >> dusty baker got fired. >> knowing sports, not really. >> really? >> not really. they only give you a few years. after that you are out the door. >> i just think he's a great manager. >> that's a heart break. >> are you surprised? >> i am some what surprised because he brought them to the finals just hasn't gotten the big ring. >> did you hear about dusty baker? >> no i didn't. >> fired. >> that's wrong. yeah. >> really? >> they take him for granted. detroit had terrible managers. they'd kill for him. >> i didn't expect dusty baker to be fired. he was my favorite of the nationals. >> maybe we saw it coming though. they didn't renew the contract. >> you know how it ended. nats lose to the cubs in the first round of the play offs which meant i had to wear this cubs hat and eat one of their well known beef sandwiches and the chicago radio station and restaurant more on my having to pay off that play off bet coming up tonight off script. frank will have more on the nats general manager, a new manager comi

and so on but i was only sister baker they'd only use your first name here so i was just your baker for seventy years was a david ferrie just told you to run. he always tell me don't get your name in the paper my sister i did not go to her wedding. i mean i love my sister's only sister my i love my grandparents i love my grandpa whiting with all my heart you could read about the human in me and lete and yet i didn't dare go to his funeral so i did because the names that don't get their name very high in the papers you know when i came back from new orleans they put me in a cover job at first at producer can research because i was always think followed by reporters because i was you know i was the genius in all this kind of thinking cancer so they said oh we're kicking her out because i had to i had objected to using prisoners. who didn't know that what they were volunteering for if it worked it would kill them and that's what saved my life i guess god spared me so i could speak to all of you now. all right as we go to break rock watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the

guest: we talked about the baker case. there's a huge privacy rights which of cell phones course become very prevalent in recent years. and the supreme court is gradually weighing into these issues about technology and privacy. this is a big case about whether the police need a wasn't when they're trying to access historic cell site location information, which is the information that pings from your phone to the cell phone tower which the police can use to figure out where someone is or was over a long period. and so this case could help sort of set a new standard for how easily the police can get this type of information which could then be applied in other cases down the line. host: i'll stress again this is a brief overview. we will be sure to get you back during the supreme court term but we want to move on to other business. thank you for your time this morning. what we are going to do, coming up on 8:25 or so, we're going to take a short break and then we're going to get back to the story from las vegas where at leas

>> guest: we talk about the baker case. the huge privacy right case about cell phones, which of course have become very prevalent in event years and the supreme court gradually weighing too into the issues of technology and privacy and this is a big case about whether the police need a warrant when they're trying to access historic cell location information, the information that pings from your phone the cell phone tower, which the police can use to figure out where someone is or was over a long period. so this case could help sort of set a new standard for how f the -- easily the police can get this type of information, which can be applied in other cases down the line. >> host: this is a brief overview. we'll be sure to get you back during the supreme court term, but we want to move on to others business. lawrence hurley, supreme court correspondent for thompson reuters, thank you for your time this morning. >> guest: you're welcome. >> kathy grillo is our guest on communicators. then we take you to senate where they apre

apparently the president did not enjoy baker's reporting, calling him out on twitter. quote, the failing "new york times" story by peter baker should have mentioned the rapid terminations of me of tpp and

dusty baker told "u.s. today" he is shocked and disappointed by n, adding it'ssio tough to understand right now. jonathan: kentucky fried chicken is taking 11 herbs to a new level tonight. nancy: and a spacewalk cut short. and howard homecoming weekend is just warming up. we will take you inside, next. nancy: a smithsonian museum, first lady trump donating her inauguration gown. for more than a century now it has been a tradition. it started back in 1912. more than 4 million visitors passed through the first lady collection last year. jonathan: norman rockwell's three sons are trying to stop a sell twoan to paintings, seeking a restraining order against the massachusetts museum. the museum is trying to sell about 40 pieces. arguments are expected to be heard next week. in y: a different display fright yard is being transformed into a very haunted house. the homeowner says he is only doing it for two reasons. >> we do this to scare the hell the serious part is the food pantry is bare and i felt like this wou

dusty baker out of here. coming up in sports, g.m. mike rizzo will explain what went sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. i'm pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no, was i supposed to get fios? mr. peterson. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. it's like it was invented to stream 4k movies and shows. how do you know so much about tv and internet? right. streaming is only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. jonathan: we have a "7 on your side" consumer alert. ikea dresser recalled a year ago killed yet another child. alison: you will remember we have covered the ikea dressers that can tip over injuring and killing toddlers. senior investigative reporter lisa fletcher has details. >> california toddler is the eighth child to die after ikea dresser toppled over on 2-year-old joseph dudek dried after a three-drawer dresser tipped over on him in the naptime. the family attorney

baker is the make. >> adam: washg is the make >> adam: baker is the maker. -- >> brian: j.t. with the score for the cowboys and then ehlinger mr. everything for this offense, leading rusher and leading passer but what are you thinking? in overtime, o.k. state 13-10. what were you thinking? throw it away, throw it away. >> adam: fifth straight win for the cowboys at texas. mark richt in miami trying to stay undefeated and the challenge for syracuse. built the lead off eric dungey's turnovers. >> rick: christopher hernan on the receiving end. jeff thomas finishing the job. miami scored late. 27-19 now with 1:38 left. >> adam: syracuse with the ball. there have been a lot of field goals in the game. michigan state trying to stay perfect in conference play. down 9-3. >> brian: indiana playing well. took michigan to overtime. it's about l.g. scott, he's driving into the zpd. >> adam: that's how you fitzpatrick the drive. this is how you finish the game. get after peyton ramsey. >> brian: helped them to the come-back last weekend. >> adam: another one-loss team surviving there. u.c

baker has been in limbo since the nats lost to the cubs in the nlds. here's what he told usa today this afternoon. quote, i'm surprised and disappointed. they told me they would get back to me and i told them i was leaving town yesterday. and they waited ten days to tell me. it's hard to understand. well, general manager mike rizzo also chimed in about why the decision to move on from baker was made. said, quote, our expectations have grown to the fact that games and winning divisions are not enough. our goal is to win a world championship. there you have it. whoever is the manager at the start of next season will have to deal with one of their best players recovering from knee surgery. second base man daniel murphy repaired cartilage in hisk rhte. nats did not announce a timetable for his return, only rehab throughout the off season. in his first two years with the nats, murphy has hit 48 home runs, batted .322 this season after batting .327 in '16. >>> wizards put up 120 points in their opener on wednesday guinness philly. tip off for tonight's game

the team says baker won't be back next season. he was in the district for just two years, but led the team to its first back to back division titles. the nats have never had the same manager for more than three straight seasons. here's part of the team statement saying, quote sport and we thank him for the successes we've had together the last two years. we wish him nothing but the best going forward. >>> the team also says the contracts for its coaching staff have expired so what comes next, the team says a search for a new manager starts right away. pat, leon? >> this is crazy. >> big upset. >> crazy. >> all right, thanks, chris. >> first at 4:00, thousands of gallons of fuel have leaked just steps from apartments and people fear the fumes could make them sick. >> now, this fuel spilled at a gas station on king street in alexandria. people nearby there tell us that they are not getting answers to their questions about it. >> so, news 4's chris gordon went out there looking for answers. he's live with a scene with a closer look.

here is johnny baker next to another child performer. publicity materials proudly touted seven-year-old johnny best of your knowledge as the sole survivor of the wounded knee massacre and johnny accompanied buffalo bill to england in 1881 and 82. he was appear doptd. the performances of johnny and these other young show indians raised some disturbing and intriguing questions about performance and agency. were these children reproducing scripts around them. were they performing some behind of hybrid it mixing them with their own play scripts? johnny bushing offers an extreme example. many of them had grown up on indian reservations or with the show itself. it's impossible to know for certain how they understood their roles as performers. and the few roles they left behind disrupt the notion of cultural ar kooifg as purely a top down process. again, i can go into that more later if you want to know about that. a set of interpretations. it's a little more nuanced in practice. they more closely what robin bernstein calls a repertoire which s

baker was a terrific politician. in the best sense of the word, good politicians, he was the best. >> host: is trump missing a jim baker or something else you perceive as trump related to the previous presidents? >> guest: without talking which i'm happy to do, without talking about reagan's position, a striking unfamiliarity how the process of government works, it is good every once in a while to change folks, shouldn't be career physicians in that. and david sang her, what they did with donald from during the campaign. underlines how little he really knew about american foreign policy and the relationship with japan and allies. he needed people around him who knew how the process of government worked. tillerson is the kind of person in private life that somebody like people of that nature, and what they learned, but these people won't let him do anything, won't let him -- the state department is half-empty. nobody to help him. when he does say something trump doesn't hesitate to cut his legs off underneath him. who

dusty baker says he knows all that history. the team hasn't won a franchise series, since the team moved here in washon

let's call that the jim baker rule. tax reform must be revenue neutral, judged on its own merits. no dynamic scoring. no fake math. the republicans used to believe in that. middle class americans deserve tax relief. we democrats want to provide it. but as we have said, tax reform should go through regular order, it should help the middle class, not the top 1%, and should not increase our deficit. let me just say one more thing. by trying to put a plan through in a partisan way through reconciliation, the republicans are going to have the same problem with tax reform that they had with health care. they are going to decidedly push an unpopular plan, 70% of americans do not want tax breaks for the wealthy or big corporations. they are going to try to push that through. health care ultimately failed, repeal of health care, the republican trumpcare, ultimately failed because the public was against it. the public will be equally strong against this plan that is so perverse in helping the wealthy and hurting the middle class and it will fail. my great friend, our tax expert, senator wyd

the couple say that a ruling in favor of the baker in this case would be what they call a license to discriminate because it would allow people to circumvent antidiscrimination laws. >> host: here's what youro wrote, the case is likely to be hurt by the justices in december and offered the ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide with advocacy for the religious right and free speech. tell us more. >> guest: he's the swing vote co and on the conservative wing he sometimes fight with the liberals in the decision that he wrote so this is where he cuts him right down the middle because on the one hand she does support the rights and a huge part of his legacy when he left the court that he's also a free speech rights and business rateh and has to find a way to rule in so he this case and whatever he decides is probably going to happen because it will beeft costing the fifth of. >> host: davis: from ohio. i what would you like to say or ask about the new term?why >> caller: i would like to bring up one point. why are all of the supreme court justices part of the ivy league? is at har

>> the dust has settled on dusty baker. they gave him just two seasons. two nl east crowns, 97 wins this past year but he did not get the team over the hump and that's why the team decided not to resign dusty baker so he is looking for a new gig. now the nationals are now looking for a new manager. this will be their third one in the last four years. now the buy in the blue shirt there is gm mike rizzo who is making a decision here under the duty ladies and gentlemen of the ownership so the owner said we've got to go a different way and the reaction on social media about dusty baker's departure was a bit mixed as we see on twitter here earlier today. there was some folks who said that dusty was an incredible regular season skipper. he simply is not cut out for the post season. his record shows it but it is the manager's jo the team and get them up and running. that was jared on our facebook page. on twitter kevin francis said bravo nats you can't have a team with this much talent and continue to lose the divisional round. a look back at his record one pen

what does losing baker mean for the team? scott: nancy, it basically means continuity is looking for the franchise. dusty baker is out. the washington nationals will now have the seventh manager in 14 seasons. nobody has lasted longer than two and a half years in this managerial position since the nats came back to town. in two years under dusty baker at the helm, the washington nationals won two division titles. 192 total wins. but hard to por get the two the nlds. dusty's contract expired at the end of the season. and the entire coaching staff. the ownership going in a different direction with a new coaching staff from top to bottom for the 2018 season. dusty baker spoke earlier saying he is shocked and disappointed with the nats decision. as for mike rizzo, in the conference call he said the club is moving forward and the search is starting for a new manager and they are hoping to have a guy in place that will lead the franchise and the team over the hump and the playoffs and potentially a world championship down the road.

baker's two-year contr expiring. in statement, the nationals say the search for new manager will begin immediately. baker led the nats back to back division titles. >>> from just a dream to reality >> we'll tell you who is throwing his support behind that high speed underground transit system between dc and new york city. city. . >>> maryland governor larry hogan is hyped, hyper loop train is supposed to get commuters from dc to baltimore less than 30 minutes, elon musk pioneered it. he allowed a conditional permit to dig a ten mile tunnel under the parkway, that's only beginning, musk said the hyper loop could eventually, eventually get people from dc to new york with stops in baltimore and philadelphia still in very little time. but you know, there's a whole lot of talk about the permits to dig from here to there. so >> i know it's just the initial thing but that ten miles trip that would take like a minute. or less. >> can you imagine? >> yes. >> traffic jambs, that's what i say, definitely. >> all right >> nice d

and the team announced contract baker's coaching staff would also expire. and in a statement the nationals say theer is is. for a new manager will begin immediately. and baker led the nats to back-to-back division titles. >> marine corps marathon is this sunday an a lot of folks are headed down. there will be plenty of rolled closures in place you need to watch out for. and they will begin as early as 3 will reopen on rolling basis. if you are headed down to the race metro is best option. metro opens at 6 a.m. surprised and closest metro station to start of race is pentagon station on the blue and yellow lines and we have also post aid fill list of all the road closures on our web site, go to foxdc.com. >> and mother nature will cooperate for that race. weather will be absolutely perfect this weekend. let's take a look where we were today. because we were above the seasonal average by about 10 to 11 degrees. talk about what time of year is it. double 77 international airport for daytime high and 76 dulles and 76 bwi thorough good marshall. it was a day fill

is going -- dusty baker how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> say your prayers prayers for game 4. that is it for us tonight. >> have a good one. ♪ so we created the only bed that adjusts on both sides to 9 out of 10 couples prefer a different mattress firmness, your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. you can even see how well you're sleeping and make adjustments. does your bed do that? the most amazing part is they start at $699. that's $200 off our queen c2 mattress during the final days of our fall sale. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would lik

she was the best of all hollywood wives italy's had his back and would keep in touch but i think baker was a terrific politician in the best sense of the word because good politicians we need good politicians. he was the best. >> is trump and missing his jim baker or something different from the previous president?. >> without talking about reagan's i mean trump's position on the issues to strike that familiarity. he said he would drain the swamp it is good to change those in the white house. but the interviews with the lead david singer did with trouble on the campaign undermined how really little he knew about arab-american foreign policy he needed people around him that the new that process. >> to be that type of person and private life to bring in what they knew but but then there is nothing there. when he does say something then trump doesn't hesitate to cut his legs out from underneath him. and who were the chief of staff the? i don't know if that is possible. it has trump's business background. a mom-and-pop grocers are run by family not like the quarter group tree but everybody

he's a special guest of dusty baker tonight. thrilled to support a man who has meant so much to him. >> i'd be there for him no matter what. i've given two kidneys if he needed them. being here today, there's no place -- there is nothing that could have stopped me from being here. i love him and i'm rooting for him. and we're going to take home that w today and move on to the nlcs. >> and, carol, he told me it has been such a special experience getting to know dusty baker off the field. as you and i maybe some fans know, he says it, too, dusty baker is one of the cool est guys he knows. back to you, carol. >> he's showing that cool right now. everybody is being looing normal out here. normal activities. meanwhile the fans are exercising a rubber chicken's head over here. you have this guy over here, blessing the bat. that's wh g park for now. >> so cool. >> just a little over an hour away. got to root for them. thanks, carol. folks, thank you for joining us. sta >>> tonight, hostage family freed. an american woman, her husband a

manager dusty baker has been pretty tight lipped with his starting rotation. we still don't know who is pitching games 2 and 3. being named starting pitcher for game 1 sounds like a big deal right? listen to dusty baker describe his star pitcher's reaction. >> i called him in before i got here, and i just said hey, you're starting game 1. you probably figured that. he had that same look when he left my office it's true. anybody who knows him, man, i thought he was going to be like yeah. he was just -- >> some good stuff. >>> how about caps. there they are, arriving at the canadian tire center in ottawa. the capitals open up the season against the senators. the caps were knocked out of the playoffs in the second round for a third postseason in a row. however, the p caps have a core of -- the caps have a core of  those guys back. and they're confident this will be the year. >> we still have a lot of good players here that are going to be here for a while. i think it's going to be mostly getting those younger guys on board, with how we play the game. it's going

dusty baker says he knows all that history. the team hasn't won a franchise series, since the team moved here in washon all that. this is a 2017 team that beat the cubs, the defending champs last night, and they have all the momentum going in their way. i want to go back to where you talk about the metro though. i had to get to this game, because i really want to enjoy this tonight. but i actually walked to the ballpark, and i ran into some nationals fans who let me know how they felt. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: so this is it. game 5. loser goes home. winner moves on. our nationals have the opportunity to lock this bad boy up with a win against the cubs. but if you're getting ready to celebrate something big, you need one thing. >> champagne! >> reporter: lots of it. you see, the only way these bottles are going to pop tonight is if the nationals can win a playoff series for the first time in team history. the nationals have been in this position four times before, only came out victorious one time. that's not a good lo

well, dusty baker is well known for his jovial demeanor. after all, he gets credited for inventing the high five in 1977. current nationals players murphy went on record saying they wanted to play for baker next season. well, they did not get their wish. dusty and his coaching staff are out, and two years at the helm baker had the highest winning percentage in nats history. despite that regular season success, baker now joins the six other nationals managers who have failed to win a post-season series. this afternoon baker spoke with usa today about the change saying, quote, i'm surprised and disappointed. they told me they would get back to me and i told them i was leaving town yesterday. and they waited ten days to tell me. i we'll hear from some of those aforementioned nats players who supported bringing baker back, also have an update on daniel murphy who had knee surgery today. jim, erika? >> all right, chris, thank you. >> people living near a major field leak could put their lives at risk. 5,000 gallons leaked in the 4300 block of ki

much was made of how baker shot it-- on an iphone 5s. and it was another film set against a fantasy-world backdrop, hollywood, with a community living on the margins. >> i think i'm drawn towards underrepresented stories, under represented communities and subcultures. it's my response to what i'm not seeing in u.s. cinema. but, i don't think it was so much of a conscious thing. it was more of like, i feel that these stories should be told because i want to know more about it. it gives me the opportunity to learn more about other people. >> brown: this time baker shot on 35 millimeter film and cast a big supporting name in willem dafoe, as the motel manager. he found one of his leads, bria vinaite through social media-- he thought she looked the part. she'd never acted before. that made the seven-year-old brooklynn prince, who had done some acting, the veteran. >> i would be a little bit nervous, but sean, willem, brooklyn, everyone on set just always made me feel really confident and comfortable. and because of them i just felt like i ha

. >> reporter: christine baker visiting the philadelphia area from south carolina heard of this mass for vegas and attended. she like many here came with heavy hearts hoping to get a lift through the power of pray er.

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may be problematic for bakers but even more so for bankers. one of the four big financial institutions in spain has decided to make a quick exit to put their customers at ease into the best i must thank you i still feel safe at the moment but if i see any instability i'll take my money out of me she's able to work the system and the situation in catalonia i don't really inspire trust i've already withdrawn my savings. spain's economics minister claims the catalan regional government for the insecurity in the population he's not afraid of or brown on the banks. of the. big banks in catalonia protected by the safety mechanisms of the european central bank the spanish guarantee fund and the federal government. that's why we don't think there'll be any limits on the money that customers can withdraw. from the. independence for catalonia could have a detrimental effect on the ailing spanish economy to catalonia is the industrial heartland of spain the region generates a fifth of the country's economic output. chinese growth slowed slightly last qua

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they'll move forward and he stands behind dusty baker. >> same team you get to this point, but why is it they can't succeed they seem to choke the this point good growing pains. >> the cubs were better team. >> growing pains. part of the growing process. >> i think they're cursed. >> a lot of mistakes. >> 9:09 is the time. the other big story this morning, new fallout over obamacare. in surprise move the trump on a threat to cut off cost sharing payments to insurance companies. it could could have major impact on insurance markets with open enrollment just few weeks away. melanie alnwick is live at the white house with mr. on this story. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. three and five people who buy their individual insurance plans from health care.gov they depend

ben stein, kayleigh mcenany and mike baker as well as nfl great burgess owens here to react. welcome to "risk & reward," i'm elizabeth macdonald. forwarded by congress, president trump going solo to stop obamacare from continuing to cause household chaos and costs to soar. signing executive order he says will bring health insurance costs down and help millions of people. >> it directs the department of health and human services, the

liz: thank you, mike baker, good to see you. >> sure. liz: president trump interviewed stanford university's john taylor to discuss possible nomination of federal reserve chairman, according to white house official. you don't need the fed, you can just put a computer in there. he's under consideration for the job. fed chairman janet yellen's term ends in february. >>> harvey weinstein making an appearance, talking to reporters before heading to arizona for rehab. hear what he had to say. that's next. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. . >> harvey, are you doing okay? >> i'm hanging in there, trying my best. >> thank you, man. >> don't follow us. >> glad to see you are doing okay

bakers across france and other parts of europe are facing the same dilemma consumers are already taking a hit paying more for butter at the supermarket in france there have even been supply shortages high prices are difficult to swallow for countries like france for butter is hardly considered a luxury its the local cost of global demand consumers around the world especially in china want more european dairy products butter is back in favor of a margarine production hasn't kept pace meanwhile in france dairy farmers and distributors say the problem is temporary. but only. i don't think that we should talk about shortages at the moment milk supplies will naturally recover as autumn and winter progress. on the other hand we do hope that agreements can be reached between distributors and processors in order to make sure that stores are being supplied as they should. limit. or capacity. but with the holidays approaching local bakers say their bottom lines are taking a hit sooner than later and he says that what comes if it continues like this with rising prices i'll be forced to pass this o

joining us to talk about that, the usual host of this hour on msnbc, nicolle wallace, peter baker is with us, white house correspondent for "the new york times," and kristen welker is with us from the white house lawn having covered this from there all day. kristen, let's start with you and the kind of hard news angle of this. how did you watch this progress as something the white house really needed to get its arms around as the rest of the country was kind of waking up and understanding this was a staggering mass casualty event. >> it was clear from the very early morning hours of this day, brian, that the white house shifted its focus almost entirely to what was unfolding in las vegas. i can tell you there were a series of meetings this morning. the president was briefed first thing this morning by his chief of staff, and then we were told he's been briefed repeatedly in the aftermath of that. this is something that has really dominated their attention. what has been striking is that we have also witnessed a -- an amount of emotion that you don't typically see here at the white ho

. >> the general manager again giving dusty baker baker a votf confidence. let's talk about the last three managers and winning percentages. david johnson 55 percent, matt williams 55 percent, dusty baker 59 percent winning percentage but of course the problem with all that winning in the regular season is that it doesn't mean anything when it comes to the post season because none of the managers have moved past the first round of the post season so the question is where do you do you go from here, what's the puzzle? tweet us with the #good day d.c. after watching that last night with all those strange things happening during the game, i don't know where you go from here. >> i thought first of all, it was a classy statement by mike rizzo. >> absolutely. >> to say in the moment at least we have the confidence in dusty baker. >> is there a but coming up. >> well, look, it's obviously it's -- they have to take a very close look at everything and you have to decide where you want to set that bar when it comes to winning. it's to doubt dusty has done a good job l

and peter baker joins me now. well, peter, someone said today eli stokols said the whole day felt like a rebuttal to the peter baker column. did you take it that way? >> no. i think he's got more things to think about than that. >> well, you'd be surprised. >> maybe so. he had a reaction to the story, and that's fine. it's fair. >> actually thought his tweet was perfectly reasonable and civil. i have no kind of problem with feedback if he wants to talk about it, i would talk about with it with him. the point is to look at big ticket items and how the talk is more expansive than the actual actions. sometimes it's because congress hasn't gone as far as he would like on health care, for instance. sometimes he is talked out of going further like on the iran deal. both of those things happened on friday. well talked a lot about those. that is what the story was focusing on. it wasn't meant to be a review of his entire recognize. >> one is the legislative agenda. i want to talk about that first. today is the goal is to

thank you for joining us this morning assemblywoman catharine baker . now we go to another area which is the weather. julie, what can we expect? >>> we can expect gray skies for the first part of the day. sunshine inland as we head through the day. temperatures in the 50s area wide. 55 at redwood city. the future cast shows us starting gray and gloomy and it is apropos this holiday weekend. sunshine and then the clouds roll back in and there might be drizzle late tonight and early monday. then we begin to cool substantially come monday. an area of low pressure making its way inland. it is a drier low. the temperatures today in the forecast are below average for this time of year and we top out in the low to mid 70s for the south bay today. 60s along the coast and inland temperatures in the low to mid 70s and topping out near 80. 78 at deerfield. around the bay we have are in the low 70s for the warmest spots like oakland and sausalito. northbay temperatures near 80 for santa rosa and sonoma. farther north we are looking at temperatures in the mid to upp

he put together a great team led by jim baker. not the best person for the best politician. that's what i'm saying. the second best i would say is melvin who was the secretary of defense. secretary of defense. he had been on the hill and was a master of understanding mike johnson. and a the third one was jim bakr but somehow or another had thiss ability to understand how to make things work. he understood perfectly how the press operated and he didn't see them as an enemy, he saw them as something he could use and sometimes heated probably more than the press would like to admit. he knew part of that was communicating in the press. if he was going to be on face the nation he would have a mock court or something where he was prepared for that. he had an enormous influence and was also very good at having so much they brought john kelly as the chief of staff and all of that. baker is a master of that and he wainfamous to close friend and bought that he would be the chief of staff. he picked him to be his chief of staff. >> host: a friend of his primary. >> guest: exactly. he h