and there will be immediate relief as well as immediate dividends as a result of this. there were some. i think there was a lot be -- that the iranian central government had to do in terms of structural and strategic macroeconomic issues. and so, the effect and impact on individual iranians is going to take place over time and we are very much hoping that that impact is going to be felt sooner than later as a way to validate the course that the president is on. this will take some time. i'm sure some people may be frustrated by it. i know that our government is working to fulfill the obligations that are attended to the agreement. this is taking a bit of time. judy: the third row. >> forgive me, and administrative question. judy: you have to give us your name and affiliation first. >> years ago, i heard you say there was a need for more language training in the agency. i think i'm advanced in that direction because i think, around the world, i am encountering people, and they don't seem to speak the local language. you did say he wanted to do it, and i am just curious t

as many as nine gunmen attacked that bakery in the capital. the security forces exchange their gunfire with the attackers who also threw bombs. it is not clear how many people are being held, but that there are reports of as many as 20 hostages. police are said to be trying to negotiate with the gunman to free them. the restaurant is not far from the u.s. embassy. and that they are accounted for. >> and i can tell you that as of now, just before i came out here, that they were accounted for 100%. they industrial working on accountability, everyone under their authority, right now we know that we have accounted for all americans that will be working on the authorities. >> a number of the foreigners are believed to be among the hostages, but again, we don't know how many or what their conditions are, the white house official says that president obama was briefed on the situation and asked to be kept informed as it unfolds. here is a look at the map of the region. and their authority that have seen the surge in violence, nearly two for them. that

but it won't be as hot as yesterday.ht now in the 50s heading into the mid 80s for the east bay. 90 in the south bay. also some 90s in the tri-valley. and san francisco, a breezy 66 degrees. i'll talk about what to expect for this weekend coming up, but mike says the crash in san jose is cleared. >> that's right. that's the good news. the rest of the south bay is clear as well. although damien is going to talk about the efbt of that gas leak on your freeway there just off of 680. meanwhile, zoom up over toward the bay bridge with if earlier crash did clear at treasure island that was in time for the traffic to move smoothly. but it's sticking around. the slowdown at the incline continues up toward the tunnel and witness you get past the tower everything smooths out but this has to ripple back as far as the recovery. we'll look at the toll plaza buzz the metering lights looks like they are on and that is backing up folks here. they may be turned off later on. once they're on they typically don't turn off. back to you guys

well as the operational chain of command as well as the chain of command that prepares them to deploy. investigation review seven areas of manning training material readiness command and control adherence to procedures while in theater the rules of engagement and the code of conduct and international law. and admiral aquino will talk about the actions underway. in recent testimony my conversations with you and our intent today is to be as open and transparent as possible and hopefully you have had the opportunity to review the dock and patiently a party distributed and we can address any additional questions you may have at the end of the brief. today though we have to be careful about covering specific accountability actions. that process is conducted separately and i know you are familiar with that and together we can bias the actions in any way so we will not be commenting on the specifics of those proceedings. with that as an opening to walk you through the details of the investigation and the corrective actions i will turn the podium over to vice admiral aquino my deputy for oper

as governor of virginia that he wouldn't spend a whole lot of time, you know, basically as -- as dnc chair he'd make sure that he spent as much time as possible as governor of virginia, but it turned out thanks to the richmond dispatch that he spent a whole lot of time as dnc chair on the taxpayer dime using the virginia police as his detail on dnc trips. >> all right. thank you. we have more to talk about and we'll bring you back next hour. we'll see you soon. >> looks like that role is open right now. thank you. the time now is about 18 minutes after the top of the hour and protests raged at the dnc and pete was right in the middle of all of it. >> and right now he's there with a special message for the officers there. pete joins us live. that's next. >>> and they started and pulled out a flag and started to try to light it which is why there's a safety reason you have to expand the perimeter or else you're going to light the whole crowd on fire. this is an unlawful protest. god bless our police officers. >> absolutely. we showed you this video. more than a dozen protesters arreste

as much as information specific of the krooim as possible and you want to identify those individualswho who could possibly be related, connect order have some valuable evidentiary information. >>> and at a very basic level, what a scary time for your line of work. >> it is absolutely a police officers nightmare scenario. and i've indicated on previous occasions there is as part of policing a vulnerability, an exposure that you have. when others run away from danger. you run to it. you respond to the most dangerous situations, often times at great risk to your own personal safety. you are there to protect and serve and secure other folk. so the idea that ambush is a possibili possibility, or even being purposely and specifically targeted for this revel of violence or killing is a police officer's nightmare. the police's officer's loved ones and friends and family nightma nightmare. quite often that is where police work is. that is just the reality of what we do. >> grew up with a number of friends on the job and i still have a number of friends on the job today. and it strikes me that

japan's nikkei as well as shanghai composite index and a quarter 1%. nicole: oil prices closing below $45 a barrel. right now 4466, up 1 penny. lauren: microsoft stock up 4% after posting better-than-expected offense held by the company's cloud computing is as. trained to morgan stanley and tech giant intel. we will tell you what to expect. lauren: in sports and the international olympic committee that the ban on the table for now. the yankees keep hope alive by beating the orioles. trained to good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. we welcome you to "fbn:am," the first look at today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. lauren: the republican party formally nominated donald trump for president. key speakers on day two of the gop convention. paul ryan and the trump children. here are the highlights from cleveland last night. >> what does the democratic party offer? what is their idea of a clean break? they are offering it to obama term brought to you by another clinton. >> when people tell him it can be done, that guarantees th

well as a japanese citizen later on in the year as well.o the government has stepped up security. and any way because it's a diplomatic area with lots of embassies around, there is a little bit more security than usual. but in terms of restaurants, shops, you wouldn't see, you know, roadblocks and police or anything like that in a very -- in a big way. but i suspect that may change going forward. >> lona lakhani. a new day in bangladesh, sadly. we'll have more coming up here, plus from the u.s. election including donald trump's possible short list of running mates. "ow..." "are you okay?" "yeah, i just got charged for my credit monitoring. that's how i know it"s working." "ah. you know you can go on creditkarma.com and check it out there. it's completely free." "really?" "yeah" "oh, that didn't hurt at all." "yeah, completely painless." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." >>> and welcome back. i'm natalie allen live in cnn center atlanta. the bangladeshi prime minister says a siege at a cafe in the capital is over. bangladeshi offici

good a man as humble, and as committed a public servant as anybody that i know. i know his family. i love anne, i love their kids. he will be a great vice president. he will make hillary a better president just like my dear friend and brother joe biden has made me a better president. [ applause ] now, hillary has real plans to address the concerns she's heard from you on the campaign trail. she's got specific ideas to invest in new jobs, to help workers share in their company's profits, to help put kids in preschool and put students through college without taking on a ton of debt, that's what leaders do. and then there's donald trump. [ crowd boos ] >> don't boo, vote. yeah, the -- the donald is not really a plans guy. he's not really a facts guy, either. he calls himself a business guy, which is true, but i have to say, i know plenty of business men and women who have achieved remarkable success without leaving a trail of lawsuits and unpaid workers and people feeling like they got cheated. [ applause ] does anyone really believe that a guy who spent his 70 year

well as younger bangladeshis as well.n't know the breakdown of the nationalities of how many expats and how many locals were there, natalie. i'm sure the information is going to start coming out now. so now the siege is officially over. so 14 hours from the time that the gunmen stormed that restaurant to the time the bangladesh army said that the operation had been complete. >> yes, absolutely amazing as we see pictures of the inside of the restaurant. you think where were those hostages that were able to be rescued. it looked like a little bit of a big place. we'll talk more about that as we push on here in our coverage. but for now, andrew stevens, we'll let you go. we'll see you again. thank you so much for bringing us the latest. >>> well, one of our best accounts of this tragedy came actually from an eyewitness. his name is fayyad munaim who talked with police at the scene. and he was giving us reports every time he came out of his apartment and told us what he was hearing during this news blackout. so here is what h

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long distance flying there as well. and when you look at the front of the spirit, you see the flags of the nations that lindbergh visited during his latin america tour but you also see some military insignia there from the army and the marine units that he interacted with other the course of that tour. upon return of that flight in february and then in the spring of 1928 lindbergh gives the spirit of st. louis to the smithsonian institution. and that artifact stayed on display, arts and industries building, the old tin shed, throughout the history of the old national aerial museum and then is in display with the opening of the national mall build of the national air and space museum where it's been on display ever since. the artifact that you see behind me is the original spirit of st. louis. it's the original fabric. once again, one of those one of a kind original artifacts that makes the smithsonian aviation collection so important and why you need to see it. >>> and we are back live outside the smithsonian national a

as soon as i'm done here, i'll be presented with those plans. in addition to this second floor garage as we recap the previous press release, we have in custody a female who was in the same area of the el centro garage. and we followed a mercedes with two suspects who had camouflage bags who officers end up stopping on traffic in the oak cliff area near polk and 67th. they are in custody and being interviewed. the suspect that we are negotiating with that has exchanged gunfire with us over the last 45 minutes has told our negotiators that the end is coming and he's going to hurt and kill more of us, meaning law enforcement. and that there are bombs all over the place in this garage and in downtown. so we are being very careful in our tactics so that we don't injure or put any of our officers in harm's way, including the citizens of dallas as we negotiate further. we still don't have a complete comfort level that we have all the suspects. so we will continue a very, very rigorous investigation and search of downtown. we'll likely be working throu

it appears to be as effective as deet. without a good reaction to get it to market as rapidly as possible. with the diagnostic test we have had excellent collaboration which has approved for emergency use the diagnostic test we have developed. butave to go to the floor, are you familiar with the legislation that the senate is considering from the house on the zika funding russian mark -- funding? are you familiar with the details at all? >> yes. >> ok. because i hear people talk about funding of planned parenthood, and i just want to make -- i have a question for you on this funding. does the house bill take money away from planned parenthood? >> i'm not familiar with the exact funding allocations in that bill. >> i believe the answer is no. and i would love if you could get back to me on that. thank you. >> senator kaine. >> just one brief follow-up, advice for all of us. tell me if this is right. i understand that the mosquito that carries zika breatheseds in -- breeds in containers, not necessarily in standing water on

--profit as well as avenue revenue. was actually a record in addition to revenue itt came from cloud services depends on the range and how it turns out. guidance, thee estimate definitely beat there. amazon of the highest as seen in after-hours trading by about 2%. yvonne: thank you so much. live from new york. at next, the outlook on hong kong and china's property markets. we will be to ronnie chan. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines, apple is selling arms to ask that for shareholder rewards. they rolled out the company to lower yields than it will use for working capital and debt repayment. apple has relied on the bond market to fund a share repurchase program and currently has about $72 billion of bond debt. new advertising rules are hurting china's biggest search engine. , they fell by a worse curved and under of as that can fromown while costs rose video streaming to on demand services. company rejected a $1.2 billion loss in the first half due to a write-down down on

region, as well as in our homeland.f anybody here believes that, you know, the u.s. homeland is hermetically sealed, and that the daesh or isil would not consider that, i think, i would guard against that. >> mr. chairman, what's your best assessment about the current threat to the u.s. homeland. >> well, i believe the cia has taken a sober look at this. we've long been saying from the intelligence committee that it appears to us that isis and al qaeda are both growing. and so when you look at the potential for an attack in the united states, what i'm afraid of, is that these attacks like you saw in orlando, like you saw in san bernardino, are going to become the norm. and about i guess it was about two years ago the fbi came before us at the committee, and said very clearly that they were concerned about the radicalization of jihadists over the internet. they talked about the inability of our intelligence services to be able to track people because they were going in to these chat rooms that are encrypted. and so, i th

we are hearing now that it's about 2300 firefighters that are coming from as far as away as oregon. in the next hour, we'll try to see if we can get closer to where the wildfire is burning. back to you. >> janine, thank you. >> yes, thank you, janine. >>> smoke from the monterey county fire is contributing to poor air quality for us here. looking at video from sky fox 2. lochte haze over silicon valley. for the second straight day, we have the spare the air day here in the bay area. >> spare the air day, firings burning close to home. rosemary is here to explain what this means. >> and the heat is up. so let's take a look at the air quality. a bit unhealthy for sensitive groups, east bay as well as the santa clara valley. we'll remain moderate at the coast. remember yesterday, we had a bit of a cooldown. we had more of a southerly flow moving through. that is already beginning to switch just some. high pressure in control of the weather pattern. we had high pressure over the pacific. we had that high pressure over the dessert southwest that will be strengthening our way as well. if

tim kaine is as good a man, as hu humble and as committed a public servant as anybody i know. i know his family, i love anne, i love their kids, he will be a great vice president, he will make hillary a better president, just like my dear friend and brother joe biden has made me a better president. now, hillary has real plans to address the concerns she's heard from you. on the campaign trail. she's got specific ideas to invest in new jobs, to help workers share in their company's profits. to help put kids in preschool and put students through college without taking on a ton of debt. that's what leaders do. and then, there's donald trump. don't boo, vote. the donald is not really a plans guy. he's not really a facts guy, either. he calls himself a business guy, which is true, but i have to say, i know plenty of businessmen and women who have achieved remarkable success without leaving a trail of lawsuits and unpaid workers and people feeling like they got cheated. does anyone really believe that a guy who spent his 70 years on this earth, showing no regard for working people,

as far as how much influences him, i think he uses fiction as -- again, a kind of personal war game. basically where you can imagine the near future. i equate to how he's working through the fog of war. so they talk about the fog of war and how you need to make out these in distinct shapes in the fog. he's going to try and compare them to something he knows where is reagan is imagining what they could be, which is why he's different in how he yoviews the soviet unions. because he's trying to imagine with the future could be, using more of a creative approach, he has a greater view in policy as a result. >> is there any record how clancy's books were received and interpreted back in the soviet union? >> publicly, they were denounced. they weren't very popular there. they're pretty consistently reviewed negatively, you can imagine it's kind of reinforcing the superior capitalist nation denouncing the soviet union unfairly, so, in the public records, it had very negative reviews of the tom clancy novels. i haven't seen anything that indicates a more official, how they're used internally

as far as how they treated them after the war was over, i don't have that information. but they did make use of them. and in fact, the -- jackie cochran spent time there flying with those women. and it was as a result of her time there in that experience that she was able to help come back here and encourage -- strongly encourage united states to do things. >> so was the role similar -- >> it was. it was. supplies, that kind of thing. not combat related. although of course it is all combat related. other questions, comments. >> can you explain what victory gardens are? >> yes! does anybody know what a victory garden was? yeah, go ahead. >> something for -- growing your own so you didn't have to buy as much, you were doing your part by providing your own food. they started in britain, didn't it? >> yeah. victory gardens were -- exactly. >> rationed. >> yeah. it was a time where you could only buy certain foods and we didn't -- we were rationing things. gas was one of the things we rationed. victory gardens were exactly that. women were told, grow a garden. go out into yo

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you hope and pray as bad and as evil as this deed was that something good can come out of it.s a reminder of all the problems that face our nation there isn't always a legislative solution out of washington, d.c. there's nothing we can do in congress to legislate against hate that is in somebody's heart. you hope all over america people will just start to think, am i here to deepen the wound or am i here to heal the wound? do i want to be a part of a society that engages in race consciousness or do i want to be part of a color blind society? i think a lot of times the answers come from within. there'll be pleasanty of time f us as members of congress to look at different responses. the most important response is for us to decide in this tragedy what kind of people do we want to be? will we cease to be us and them and again be what the founders envision, that is "we the people one united." >> at the same time, there are the troubling police shootings, these two this past week and others and black lives matter protesters and others are still out there, in some cases throwing roc

as soon as the president landed in warsaw, as he got to the hotel, he wanted to give a statement to the press. it was a long one. ten minutes long he spoke. this is not a situation where he had a prompter. these are notes he prepared on the way over here. you could tell he felt this deeply. he was deeply disturbed. he spoke about america needs to do better. he talked about the anger and frustration. that something he and the first lady are also feeling. he spoke a lot about not just black lives matter, but all lives matter. blue lives matter. at that point, things had not started in dallas yet. as he begins his day, he is in a meeting with european leaders. he is again going to deliver a statement. this time talking about the latest developments. i think this will be quite an emotional address. you can hear some of that last night. as the president said, this is something that is not an isolated case. it has happened and keeps happening. it is something that he is very frustrated about and wants to say something again. we expect him any minute now to come out and deliver more of the rem

>> it's to the, but as a veteran that's what will come with it as a veteran, as a young vet. we are in the locker room trying to help make that process smoother. with him coming in and that he lays down the pretty solid foundation that we will be ready to get out there in the past two years. >> reporter: it's the nature of pro sports that there will be turnovers every single year. you mentioned chip kelly a new head coach. what are both of your impressions of him so far? >> i like him. i like him. and a very strategic guy with the morale around the building. that's what we need. we need a morale in the building for guys that want to come to work and so far so good. >> and how about your impression? >> i'm from the same. just the way he runs the team. everything is very deliberate the way we do things. our first practice is early at 10:00 in the morning because we would have their 10:00 kickoff with the east coast games we have. everything is very strategic like he was saying. it is for a purpose. >> you guys have a lot of travel this year, which they do anyway, but feels like

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well as protecting peace and stability. ties soured after north korea's nuclear test in january and a rocket launch in february thought to be a test of a long-range ballistic missile. last month, chinese president xi jinping held talks with north korea's vice chairman of the workers' party in beijing. experts say the latest meeting between the foreign ministers is an attempt to show the country's intent to improve relations. >>> the story of hiroo onoda caused an international sensation when it broke in 1974. the special forces officer hid out in philippine jungles for nearly 30 years, refusing to believe world war ii was over. nhk has gained access to declassified documents about his eventual return to japan. the records show the government at the time worried the former soldier could have sparked diplomatic and political problems. nhk world's takafumi terui reports. >> reporter: hiroo onoda received a hero's welcome when he returned to japan in 1974, three decades after the war. people saw him as the last example of a goo

so as we head out this morning, low 50s in napa as well as santa rosa. upper 50s for concord and oakland. as we break it down for oakland we will be at 62 degrees at 10:00 this morning. and lunchtime 64 degrees and a lot of sunshine. we keep the sun throughout the day with the highs briefly hitting the upper 60s and then coming back down into the 50s. we'll be up to 78 degrees in livermore. san jose, 77. and fairfield at 78 degrees. and this evening at at&t park at first pitch, 60 degrees. upper 50s by the end of the game. we'll be windy, too. winds coming in from the northwest at 15 and 25 miles an hour. and our marine layer keeps our weather for the next couple of days nice and cool. morning clouds. afternoon sunshine. as this trough digs in from the north it keeps the heat in check and fighting back that high pressure that we're seeing across the southwest. we'll continue on with an ocean breeze that makes it far enough inland to make it cooler down toward the tri-valley. average high is 86 degrees. we won't even get close as we go into the weekend an

well as for safeguarding the civil rights as well? >> as i said earlier, congressman, it is a huge feature of the work of our counterterrorism division. we have hundreds of people who work on what we call the dt side. that is at headquarters, agents and analysts. and then in every field office there are agents and analysts who focus just on the domestic terrorism mission. so we have extensive resources devoted to it all over the country. >> thank you. secretary johnson, everybody's saying this is potentially the last time you'll be before us. are we safer now than we were when you started? >> good question. i think that the environment has changed fundamentally from where it was three, four years ago. my first four years in this administration in the department of defense, i was giving the legal sign-off on a lot of targeted lethal force at terrorist organizations overseas to prevent them from exporting terrorism to our homeland. and i think we did a pretty good job of degrading a lot of the threats that we saw at the time. we continu

as mr. updike indicated there are significant tenant improvement costs to the steacht the estimated cost of the improvements is six million dollars. the landlord will provide the city rent credit as listed so there would be a remaining net cost to the city for the tenant improvements of $5.9 million shown in table three on page 22 want report. funding is included in both the 17-16 budget and new funds requested in the fiscal year '16-17 budget. of course subject to appropriation approval of the board of supervisors. we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> thank you mr. rose. colleagues any questions for our budget analyst? okay. can we move on to public comment? anyone to comment on item 6? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] colleagues can i have a motion to move forward with a positive recommendation. >> so moved. >> moved and seconded by supervisor yee. we can do so without objection. madam clerk please call item 7. >> item 7 is resolution authorizing the mayor's offic

rnc they wanted this to go as smoothly as possible. there was a different group of people who were never trump. doingy they thought about it was on bind the delegates, -- unbind the delegates. we areiled outright, and not expecting to see that in great lakes on the floor today. yet affection was a faction ing,l to the ted cruz wait and they wanted to decentralize the power from the rnc. that would give the power to more ted cruz type, more conservative lawmakers and win in 2020 and beyond. now we have a package that looks similar to what we started with without too much concern on the floor now for the trump people. >> they cannot do anything until the rules have been approved? delegatese are enough that can do something, that makes things longer, the longer they wait, the longer until trump becomes the official nominee. >> we will be following it on c-span. thank you for that insight. >> of course. >> thank you. tonight in addition to a theme of national security, people in this hall and around the nation a trump give one of her major

allow criminals to hide as well as escape. they will also be bringing in additional patrols also providing free transportation for residents until the culmination of the project offering free rides for residents here that call a hot line that will put up on our website fox5dc.com those rides will be around the clock. of in the meantime tonight still no arrests, dc police now offering up to 25 thousand dollars tore any leads that will lead to an arrest or conviction. live tonight in northwest dc marina marraco. >>> there are concerns about high caliber weapons stone from a vehicle. someone broke in the vehicle yesterday morning and stole service weapons. fox 5 sarah simmons joins us with the latest. >> reporter: they're similar to an ar 15 and a glock 22, a handgun, street. fbi confirmed two service weapons fully loaded were reportedly stone yesterday morning. here's the area where this all happened. the 800 block of 7th street northeast. the fbi vehicle a ford expedition was parked on that street. and according to their report

upper 60s possibly 7s 0 -- 7 0á as well. >>> -- 70s as as well. >>> college football player helped hein florida. the sexual asalet -- assault was caught on camera but shows the man attacking a woman next to a dumpster. christian garcia is a linebacker at the university of florida and he was one of the people who pulled the man away from the woman. police went onto arrest the man on charges of sexual battery. the detectives say they have reason to believe he may have assaulted other women as well. >>> driving in san francisco can be a hassle as we all know especially during the very busy commute hours. and it cab problem that -- can be a problem that cost you money if you are behaving badly at a jammed intersection you may never see the fine coming. stanley roberts explains in this morning's edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter: have you what ticket show up in the mail and for some roon you don't have a clue -- reason you don't have lieu how you -- clue how you got it that's a ticket on a fly and it happen at second and harrison in san francisco just about every commute evenin

german special forces as well, as you can see, are on the scene at this munich mall. this is a manhunt under way, gillian, as we look at these live pictures come in. up to -- okay. so social media plays a big part. right now we are being told munich police are saying stop sharing any live feed or pictures from the scene, because clearly if you go on twitter or facebook right now there is a lot of information being exchanged. munich police are saying stop, do not continue to share any live feed, any videos, any still pictures from the scene there, which are happening on facebook and twitter right now. and this is as the suspects are at large, no arrests have been made. all we have to go off of are the reports that the munich police said that they received. they received reports of a gunshot at that munich shopping center, just before the 1:00 p.m. eastern time, eastern hour here. witnesses say that they heard multiple shots in some instances. kitty logan, our reporter, our foreign correspondent, said there are at least one or two people killed in this situation. it cou

easy as you think as having a celebrity as the other centered.chumer said i had hillary clinton as my other senator. they said you know what happens? are watching with and out of the airport and someone says hey, you're like hi. would you take my picture without? that's what happens in all the time to i can deal with the one day we got on a flight that was down from washington, d.c. to minnesota. we get o on the flight, out and meet with the whole plane is full of minnesota's and the flight attendant is not from our state. she gets on the thing, doesn't know me, gets on there and says everyone, we have celebrities on the plane. everyone cheers. mr. and mrs. al franken. [laughter] i'm like, really? so how then looks at her and says no, no. no, no. she is the other senator from minnesota. she says, how cool is that, everyone? husband and wife senators. true story. that happened to me. okay. so outspoken last night but the speech civil code and in history that you will be able to say to your kids and your grandkids and everyone else that you saw was

wind as high as 54 miles an her there in logan township. it is all because of the heat. ninety-seven was our high. 10 degrees above the average. record 101 in 2011. very close to records tomorrow. for that matter as we get into monday as well. right now in the city it is 84. still 95 in dover. ninety-five in allentown. eighty-four at the coast in cape may. ninety-five in trenton at this hour. here's satellite six with action radar. you can see showers, storms essentially firing up across the region because we have so much warmth and heat and humidity. believe it or not this is a cold front dipping down to the south and east and tomorrow we will have a hot air but it won't be as humid thomas it was today. and then thunderstorm around early is calling tonight, otherwise, warm, sticky still dropping down to 66 in the suburbs and 74 degrees in philadelphia for overnight low. tomorrow in the city record watching, sunday we are calling for a high of 96. still hot but not as oppressive. record 98 setback in 2011. ninety-nine is our high on monday, the record 96 setback in 1899.

we will try to answer as many as time allows us. we will have time for another table activity which will build you haverk adjusted -- just did. that was a lot of talking. i went out today seat so you can listen to the stories from our panelists and get started. [applause] first up, dakota. >> my name is dakota brown. i come from jackson california. youth, it as a native all if i like the odds were stacked against me. native youth have these terrible statistics that follows. highest dropout rate, low graduation rate, higher suicide rate. all the terrible statistics. my family on both sides struggle with alcoholism. all these different things. going to school without on my shoulders is rough. to add on to that, there's always this discrimination. i can remember all the way back to elementary school in third grade, there's an incident that a lot of you about this yesterday. there's an incident in third grade we were assigned a project . historical figures project. we were supposed to pick a person from industry -- history who inspired

so this happened in 1960, in 1980, as recently as 1997. traditionally the military in turkey tries to create boundaries for the government to act within its means, and by that i mean separation of church and state. maybe here you could say mosque and state. some people say erdogan's government is leaning too much towards islam for their own comfort. many are assuming this is the reason, though we don't have the full details at the moment. >> diego, we're glad you're okay again. thank you very much. diego has been living in ankara since september of 015. he said reforms are being pushed by the government because erdogan is leaning too much toward islam? >> i think that tends to be the kind of western narrative about erdogan. but when you talk to people in turkey, the fear is he's usurping power. turkey is very secular as a country. it's like france, you can't wear a veil in government buildings and things like that. he's jailed a bunch of journalists. he has kind of done power glabs that have been threatening our countries is. >> these are

too early" after a devastating night for dallas as well as this nation.ive police officers are dead. another six injured, after snipers opened fire during a peaceful protest last night. police tell our affiliate in dallas that the suspect has been neutralized. that remaining suspect there, three other people are being questioned right now, according to the police chief. dallas police described the shooting as ambush-style, with at least two snipers, firing on police officers from elevated positions in the downtown area. the shootings in dallas took place at a rally following the deaths of philando castile in minnesota and alton sterling in louisiana, the men who were both african-american, were killed by police officers within 48 hours of each other. now, moments after being shot by police, philando castile's fiancee diamond reynolds began streaming live from facebook showing the bloody scene. it is not clear what happened before that video was taken. however reynolds says they were pulled over for a broken tail light. two police officers involved in the

is that as far as you think things will go at this stage? >> as far as the international reaction?y will see that turkey is not going to pay much attention to that. and they are determined to get these people out of the bureaucracy. we did an interview with the deputy prime minister yesterday and he said this group has been laying down this for. 40 years under normal circumstances, it would take 20 years to root them out. that is why they pass this stage of an agency. they don't have this time. caroline: it is a nominal, the conspiracy theories that seem to be swirling around turkey. benjamin harvey, thank you for being with us. , a turbulent first week of german earnings. -- up next, a turbulent first week of german earnings. what is in store for the week ahead? this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to "on the move." 20 minutes into your trading day. the dax is down by .5%. deutsche lufthansa the worst performer in germany. clear downside concerns after a loss of earnings. we are well into the season now. volkswagen and daimler beating expectations in germany. flagged a turb

now, they been moved as far away as shaw has and 26. and as well as 16th and sanchez. so more than half a mile away. i think i would prefer not to drive to work. some of my coworkers that did i still want to the shuttle but as it's become less can be nothing more and more people are going to do that you i prefer not to. there's an area now between douglas street and brian street, between 18th st. at 21st st. which is zero permitted commuter shuttle stop. i think that a lot of people live there. there's over 40 other transit stops so it's obviously demand for transit in that area. i like to see if economy moving stops further away to a lease find something in that area, probably in the space between dolores park and mission for a shuttle stop. there used to be a stop those being planned one people have talked about the lords and 19. people have talked about the lords and 18th, 18 that church. something in that area i think would really do well to sort of serve the demand for transit in that area for people using the shuttle system. so i also just in general i think dens

as london. there were many apothecary vendors that would have sold raw ingredients to apothecary's here in the united states. it would have taken roughly a month to get any raw ingredients over via ship, but we were very for a thriving seaport. a lot of these ingredients which would have been very expensive farther west or farther south would have then readily available for him to sell to customers. as the 19th century progressed, they not only were working on their thriving retail business, but they had expanded to have their own line of products. one of the things in the line of audits was pure sweet oil that would have been made from all month or almond oil. it could be used as a hair tonic, to alleviate irritate, to alleviate any coming aches. you could also use it for cooking. in the 19th and early 20th century, other product that would have been wholesale under the name would have been things like they made their own brand of paint, so you can see the different varieties of colors here. yo

in the senate as well as governor.nd he made a pitch directly to hispanics, speaking in spanish. he had the crowd chant in spanish, as well. this is someone you many in the progressive base are not completely satisfied with. there were supported in the crowd for bernie sanders chanting against the transpacific partnership. this is a key division point within the democratic party, and one at donald trump has also come out against. as of the battle lines still drawn clearly on that issue. but clearly, democrats tonight trying to project unity and again, a surprise moment when hillary clinton and barack obama were on stage together. real clearaid, some attacks on donald trump, including some from joe biden. his choices image very interesting, malarkey, he said. bidenvice president joe giving them what they want. he grew up in scranton, not far from here. but you have tonight the democratic party trying to project that unity. and then, that hillary clinton moment. thisre trying to frame with donald trump, that his rhetoric

we will bring that to you as soon as we have it. it was the deadliest ambush in law enforcement since september 11. president obama declared as a vicious terrible attack. apparently saying that he was angry about recent shootings johnson was later killed at the scene of the protest by police after negotiations broke down. dallas police chief david brown was very heartbroken. he called the attack very thought out. >> throughout our investigation some of the suspects it is revealed to us that this was a well-planned, well-thought-out evil tragedy. charles: rapid transit officer brent thompson michael kroll and patrick were identified as three of the five police officers that were killed. joining me now is bernard character. let me start with you. you and i were talking and you mentioned has been patrolled into the spotlight. what happens from here. he has to keep his department motivated and inspired. he is can have to deal with family members of those who have been killed that had families that had kids. it is a difficult time there

as far as 1776 is concerned, i have not seen that movie in about 35 years. but i went back and reread the play. i just reread it when i was working on this because i was interested in the depiction of caesar rodney. delaware had three delegates to congress. votedo delegate always with the conservatives. -- one delegate always voted with the conservatives. the other always voted with the radicals. rodney was not present on july 1 when dickinson adams spoke and the debate began. when rodney was not present when the vote was taken, then delaware's vote would be 1-1 and what not count. "f you remember the play "1776 or have seen the movie, rodney is depicted as having had a stroke early in june. he says, i want to go home to die. he tells john adams, you carry on the fight. forwards to july the second, and a very ill caesar rodney, the third delegate from delaware is brought to philadelphia. he arrives at the last possible moment, just in time to cast the that puts delaware over-the-top as favoring independence. rodney int the caesar some detail in the book. i d

not quite as bad as we expected.he forecast for the coming quarter looks quite good, which means they think that last quarter was the low point. >> it seems like it. there are some highlights that they are pulling out. they are still talking about pockets of opportunity in china, and that is obviously a strong point because that market, as a whole, is flat. they are finding that opportunities. they highlighted some initial penetration into india, which has not been the easiest thing because of the legal issues they have had to hurdle. again, the iphone sc is a new product line, it is cheaper and finding new opportunities and new audiences as well. scarlet: we are minutes away from the july decision when the federal reserve is expected to leave interest rates unchanged. let's go to mike. michael: no mention of economic activity overseas or the dollar, and certainly no timeframe for future action. but if you are feeling hawkish, there is this inserted into the second paragraph -- a statement noting that near-term risks

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just to make as much death and destruction as he could. the french police stopped him, you know, i don't know how far he drove through that crowd, but he wouldn't have to drive very far with headlights out against a mass of pedestrians to cause a whole lot of death. they were able to get the windshield shot out and stop him. big vehicles like that weigh so much, they are so heavy, they are hard to stop. if they killed the driver, that would do it. when you shoot out a radiator, it doesn't immediately stop but if the engine's revving pretty hard, it can stop not too long after that. but likely it stopped because he was killed. but he might have kept driving and driving until somebody could get in front of him. these officers got in front of him. the motor cop was trying to get in front of him. and they got him stopped. >> jim cavanaugh, thanks. i don't know how complete this could be, i don't want to spread false hope, but the state department is saying there are no americans among the dead. we grieve for the loss of life no matter who the

a dog strikes them as very cute or a put strikes them as cute. what do you want people to understand had they bring a dog into the home? >> people should realize it's a commitment. i must admit when we adopted keeva, we never had pets before. it was a little bit instantaneous, too. we realized that it took a bit of work, because particularly in these dogs which lived in cages for the first three years, they didn't know what it was to live in a house. they weren't house broken. so it took quite a while. a lot of patience to get them to become very well behaved dogs. >> that's very interesting. a lot of people are first time adopters sometimes when they go to these programs. some of the thing s touched on are something you have to think about. >> absolutely. people should make a commitment. it's not a radio or tv which if you don't like it you can discard it. it's not a discardable item. >> how about for keeva, a little bit personal, how much does she add to your life? what do they do for you? >> it adds five or six miles a day to my life. >> makin

as long as there are no security downsides. once again, that may make -- that may have some resonance, but the fact is that we haven't been willing to take those domestic political risks. so maybe the fact that donald trump has now said he would meet with kim jong-un, i'm not sure if that will give any domestic political coverage, but at least a new wrinkle in that area. so as far as i'm concerned, domestic political risks are the only downside to an approach that combines diplomacy with -- i'll stop there. thank you. >> thank you, joel. we're glad you maintained your sanity to this point. very sobering presentation. next, former ambassador susan burk is going to talk about the broader set of challenges that face the next u.s. president relating to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty as a whole, where these issues and others are discussed every five years in a cycle, and in between, and so thank you very much for being here, susan. >> thank you very much for inviting me. i wanted to thanked the arms control association for all