you have to ask alexa because they want it on the echo devices. amazon wants to hold on to you and keep you in their sphere any way they can. >> all right. bertha, thanks very much. alexa is not yet invited to live in my home. when she is maybe we'll ask her. >> 5 bucks a month for the music. >> not too bad. let's get to the "closing bell" exchange. today we have susan fullton, stewart garfoyle and rick santelli. susan, we heard of consumer discretionary stocks up and chemicals, materials. seems like the cyclical trade is in gear. do you think that's something worth playing here? >> i think they're moving -- >> market itself is looking for yield. you know, it is almost only horse race in town right now. is yield. and the cyclicals, i mean, the tech stocks are beginning to pay pretty well. we're a little concerned because the market seems or the complacent. it's not very volatile. it's as though volatility it's had since 1995. and it's hitting all-time highs everywhere except in terms of growth and productivity and income. and that people stuff and

where he echoed clinton's support for strengtheni l united states. he also lashed out at donald trump's business record. for outsourcing business to suppliers overseas. (( 0.50 it's not right that donald trump can ignore his debts, but students and families can't refinance theres. and it's not right that trump's trump university sadled so many students with so much debt. )) for the clinton campaign over the past month or so coming out of the conventions. it's a big week for nevada... hillary clinton will be in northern nevada thursday... and donald trump will be at south point for a rally friday before heading to reno. it's a tight race in nevada... right now clinton leads by about 2 points in the state in the average of polls over the past 6 weeks. again... we're expecting the vice presidential nominee on stage within the hour... and we'll be streaming his reporting live... patrick walker... 8 news now./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> and republican presidential candidate donald trump will be back in town this week as well. trump is speaking at the so

we get up into the sedona area and b, echos going through that area. south of there we picked up a little over two inches and then there is 1.2 of an inch. and then up a little bit to the northwest of there and you get 1.3 of an inch as well a lot of moisture coming down in those places. as you look at it right now, you see not too much threatening the valley, but the valley does have a threat out there also we have some watches and warnings. we will give you a look at those >>> yesterday's heavy rain hit one area particularly hard and they are still cleaning up the mess today. this is gold canyon at the golf courses out there. take a look. >> the gold canyon golf resort was dumped on yesterday in a short amount of time they saw a lot of rain which led to serious flooding came up so fast that we did everything that we could to alert the guests that kind of congregated in a certain area over here that was safe on the golf >> -- the director of golf at the resort told us they waited 45 minutes for the weather to pass. two golf courses at mountainside hot

echo canyon players playing for us as we look at those clouds out there. there is a positive to that. in that about two minutes ago the rock hall half marathon just started. i think 7:30. first person out. does weather during the week, and he was one of our evening reporters, shelby miller taking off to get that 13.1 in there. good for them. they have no sun on them at this hour. >> weather: right. gray skies will not clear up. so put on a happy face. okay. i love the music and levity and let's get onto the maps. you can see, yeah, there it is. csu tower and gray skies. forgot about the race. this is not bad racing weather but humid flash flood watch in effect through this evening. and for all the counties except erie, ottawa, sandusky. at least in our viewing area. there it is. dollop in northern summit. of moderate rain. and this is not a lone ranger. there will be more of this coming through. look at what is coming through indiana. illinois. just coming in now. not long before it arrives here as it tracks northeast at 35 miles an hour. so far. rainfall

to five dollars a month for essentially newer stuff and mo popular stuff, but it can only play on echohow does that mesh with the other songs you might have? you're talking to the ececho, isn't there the chance they're getting into the weeds a bit here? >> it cements a bit like that. you can have spotify and put it on your mobile phone. there might be some partial information that we have that makes it feel confusing, but the high order of bit here talking to your computer, you no longer look like a dork. it used to be your computer didn't know what you were saying and you didn't get the actual payback. i'm sitting with my daughter and my 7-year-old says what does it work mean? and i say alexa, indefatiguable. so if you look at what people are excited about, ahmet startups are thinking about machine learning, and talking to computers and uses that voice interface, so many of the startups are not thinking the apple watch. they're thinking about talking to computers. >> we know that you've been bullish on alexa for some time, but on this music product specifically, if you're an artist an

you can almost hear it echoing. >> what's so funny? >> echoing from the buttes. sun devil football is back. >> i'm going to leave it right there. >> hey i agree with you. 100%. counting it down just 12 days until they kick off the regular season at asu. there are more questions than answers and here are the top 12 questions. number one. who's the startingua there's not a single quarterback on the roster who's thrown a pass in division one play. number two cam smith his deep threat returns from an injury can he be that dynamic weapon he was brfr the injury. number three the offensive line. will the line hold nup play with four new starters. number four is a guy with number four on his jersey running mate helps to give them a one two punch no doubt he can be an unstoppable force. >> what a play. >> number six championship talk. todd graham has been asked to tone it down but will he. number seven chip lindsey what will the offense look like? number eight six new coaches on staff. is that too many new voices in number nine the secondary the most maligned unit from a

today echo and white mark carney is so aggressive.s this situation under control? paul: there is a lot of uncertainty out there. the reason they took this action is because the outlook for the economy is so uncertain following the brexit vote. although the economic data said forward-looking. there's not enough to draw any conclusions. going out there aggressively -- to reassure the consumers the british public that they've got our backs and the economy will continue to remain. francine: risk pricing. risk.ort curve may be if you look at the u.k. two-year , it has been narrowed since october 2008. is anything on the level? lothar: bonds may feel like there. how long can that bubble last? it can last as long as the bank prefersnd at the moment on the side of caution and the impact of exit is going to have a material impact on the u.k. economy. not just in july but also going forward. they would rather take preemptive action than wait. therefore, it will last and we have already seen over the last couple of weeks that it can swing very q

the beginning of a hook echo, no at the classic hook echo, fortunately. but part of the storm that we've a rotation or spin up above us, nothing that's dropped down. there is no tornado. just had somebody asked me about that on twitter. i don't see a tornado touching down with this storm yet. let's hope it stays that way. any way, bellingham now, but milford in a few minutes. then franklin on the southern portion of it coming toward you. peggy told us about heavy rain earlier via e-mail. thanks for thement are, peggy. send any reports to kevin lemanowicz on twitter. best way to get them to me. walpole, this toward 6:00 this evening. we've been watching the back end of the storm. see how it's brighter red right in here, that's the area i've been watching closer for. see the green that lines up there. not lining up where the heaviest precipitation. i don't expect any rotation going on currently. but since it has some in connecticut, rhode island, and now into southern worcester county, i have to continue to tell you that there is that threat, small as it ma

and there is an echo today the way democrats rand urban plantation this is the echo of the pro slavery argument they defended consistently in the civil war is understood better as a fight not between the north and the south in the antislavery republican party. we think of the civil war of a fight but it is a triumph that they took their own crimes to say let's play with the south. was make the south the bad guys and make that anti-slavery north and prose slavery south. did most owned slaves? no. 3/4 did not provide the same token the northern democrats protested slavery to with the same aggressive enthusiasm is the southern democrats. console right away you can see that north-south divide that this actual argument is between the two parties. they lost the biggest feeling project because slavery is best we can call say you work i.e. to steal a behan's labor his whole life. after slavery the democrats came up with new stuff. segregation, jim-crow lynching and the kkk. before a landmark democratic party policies after slavery then every segregation law without exception was passed by it d

that's echoing the clinton campaign again. gwen: well, let's talk about hillary clinton. theoretically if your opponent is is having a bad week, you are having a good one? doyle? doyle: it would have been a monumentally bad week for hillary if donald trump hadn't been absorbing so much coverage. hillary clinton's real problem, she did another interview about the f.b.i. investigation of her emails and she asserted that james comey, the head of the f.b.i., had said she had been completely truthful in everything she said. that's not what james comey said. he said there was no evidence that she had been untruthful in her interview with the f.b.i. there's a big gulf between those two and she's been called on this several times. she cannot seem to deal with this problem and in a sense it's her equivalent of someone, of donald trump's problem with anyone questioning his judgment or attacking him. she got called on it by reporters. she finally by the end of p the week said she had short-circuited the answer, she had sorted of telescoped it a bit. i think she needs to do better. m

only work on amazon's echo hardware. there's the catch.wants to launch in september, but hasn't finalized deals with major music labels or accomplishers. that's always a sticking point. the content. content is king, so they say. >>> bangkok is cracking down on pokemon go. launching a buster squad on sunday to help regulate players who are disregarding traffic rules. the squad is made up of 50 police officers patrolling ten of bangkok's busiest roads. this coming after complaints of residents of reckless drivers. increase in car accidents involving the gamer. bangkok is already a terrible traffic city. >> forget about the fact it's bangkok. eve seen people right here in the united states walking around. whether they're playing pokemon go or not, i see them holding their phones walking around like this, if you're out there playing, pay attention to the surroundings. >> are you saying we need a buster squad as well. >> i don't play. >> i know. >> but if it's causing traffic plans and safety issues, maybe not a bad idea. >>> big night for cnbc

. >> echo. >> is that her name there. >> you say alexa. >> you say alexa but it is amazon echo. >> butl. ex-a. >> app is echo. >> this is too much work. >> i had a friend over. he says, i was talking to alexa, and she comes on. >> what do you want. >> there she is. >> i have yet to see it be helpful. >> i use it every day. >> it acts up when i'm around, because it doesn't work. >> she's not real updated on current issues. >> no. >> well, there is that. >> people just hit play. >> laying on the couch, alexa. >> he likes the idea of calling out for something. >> yes. >> she does it. >> like sue google. >> sue. >> your happy song what was the song you told us he was driving in the rental car and you and i were like that is your happy song. he said he started to crying, because he was all by himself. >> i was than the crying. >> did that make you sad. >> so somebody at home remembered, you went to kansas or somewhere, you went to the car. >> right. >> were you driving by your parts, and remember your song was that you put on and alex said that is your song. >> that is not my song. >> you s

this is an echo of the argument of the 19th century. the democrats defended slavery and the civil war is understood as a fight not between the north and south north and the south but between the proslavery democratic party and the anti-slavery republican party. we think of the civil war as a north-south right, and amazingly this way of thinking about it is a salve triumph the progressives took their own crimes of the democratic party and said let's blame the south. let's make the south the bad guy and the anti-slavery north and proslavery south. but right away, if you pause you think both southerners owned slaves? .. for his whole life. after slavery the democrats came up with some new stuff. segregation, jim crow, lynching and the ku klux klan. those are for landmark democratic policies after slavery. again, it may seem like they're exaggerating a little little bit, segregation, well wait a minute, every segregation law without exception was passed by a democratic legislature and signed by democratic governor. there is no exception to

they get captured by echo chambers and there's little debate, a better debate that we use to have had the old newsstand that had several hundred journals and magazines, that was a genuine has less value. where there's value a lot of times it's one way, you have twitter where there's little content, you become a follower and you can't reply and you have good publications like the new yorker which don't allow responses to articles, increasingly that's the trend. just some ideas to challenge the way of the one way to two way. >> let me say that i didn't -- i hope didn't say that the government controls the news media. it's that there were two main pipelines, one the private news media and the other the government. in some parts the government does control. in this country and democratic countries, you had a model before, it's just a model of, you know, information flows controlled either by the government or the private news media, that's what's been broken down. >> hi, rachel, i'm a reporter covering foreign affairs and in my free time i work at press freedom issues in the national pres

trump himself at an event today did not echo those remarks in any way and avoided the topic completely. how is the republican party handling what trump has said about khan? john: some of them with a little bit more honor than they have handle these rings in the past. -- handled these things in the past. republicans seem to have convinced themselves that this kind of thing isn't going to keep happening again. this is part of a pattern. we see this with trump with great regularity. we are not passed the point where anybody believes there is going to be a pivot. i think they have a huge political problem. the ones you pointed out, the ones running for reelection, has spoken out most strongly, but there is going to come a time -- i don't know if this is the moment -- where people will have to reconsider whether they can stand by their endorsements of trump and start to actively walk away. mark: no one else we have ever covered who has run for any office would say what trump says. john: no one ever has. mark: trump is lucky that this happened in a summer weekend when there is other stuff go

this is a claim the clinton campaign says echoes the talking points of vladimir putin, the president of russia. mr. trump just wrapped up an address to the home builders convention in miami beach. cnn's sarah murray is there, also jeff zeleny at the venue for secretary clinton's economic speech in warren, michigan. we'll do extensive coverage on all of this. to the next event, let's push forward to what we're about to hear, where you are sara. donald trump is not retracting any of it, mott mitigating it. take it from there. >> reporter: you're absolutely right, ashleigh. donald trump is standing by these comments. what republicans have said they wanted from trump is to turn up the heat on hillary clinton. i'm just not exactly sure this is what they meant. trump coming out and saying hillary clinton and president obama are the founders of isis. he had especially point red marks about that today in his speech. take a listen. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they're the founders. in exact, i think we'll give hillary clinton the -- you know, if you're a

coming up soon as part of the echo family. i don't know if you've used those, speakers that really smart speakers that amazon has put out. a a wonderful product. it's the use bability of this device, which is really a ground breaking device for amazon. one of the things that's important is music. this is a music service. you can use spot i fy and extend your link to amazon. just like you do with prime or movies or things like that. >> we hear about amazon launching a competing service at a cheaper price. you think maybe one will win, are we looking at this too narrowly? is the wallet on music, does it expand with an amazon offering at a low price or actually take away from other services? that's an excellent question. i would use an amazon service. whatever the monthly fee is, i forget. and the question is there's only so many you're going to use. which is not a -- musical. the device, you're going to want the easiest service to use and if amazon is cheap and you get the same thing, you know, you're going to use it. the questi

are they dovish echo on a more dovish than they were couple of weeks ago?shok: if you look of the data that was coming out last week, it was pretty bad. the downturn in the inventories indicates they're going forward. you do not get that kind of movement. the main reason you get the pressure to think about raising rates is really due to the fact that [indiscernible] the wages begin to rise. when we have seen is the first sign that wages are picking up in the lower income categories. that means the pressure is greater building but a lot of that has to do with the minimum wages being raised gradually over the next year or two. that is going to have an impact. really, the most important thing in any political decision, do you raise rates ahead of the election echo francine: why would you? the most difficult thing they have is if they have a great jobs number or data saying you need to start hiking rates now, it puts them in nature he situation. why would you do something just a couple of weeks before the presidential election? ashok: the fed does not want to e

moses castillo/los angeles police dept "cecilia"/neighbor ((echo park) neighbors continue to add to a growing memorial in honor of an innocent life lost. an 11 yr old boy killed police by his mother after suffering from severe abuse and (teri rodriguez- neighbor 39:43 its very shocking but as time goes on the stories get worse) 39 year old veronica aguilar is now behind bars? aguilar's husband called police to their echo park home monday afternoon after she she told him her son was dead. (det. moses castillo- lapd 17:34 once they arrived at thy dead for some time) neighbors say the family had only moved in a couple months ago, one resident (cecilia- neighbor 51:52 we hear that social services has been over detectives say the department of children and family services had contacted the family before, but it's unclear what actions they took. dcfs says it can not comment on specifics of the case, but says the department has made a number of improvements following several high profile cases.. including the death of 8 year old gabriel fernandez who beaten to death by his mother and her boy

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is it a moment of recovery or more pain echo -- pain? growth will be close to zero this year. .olitics is the dominant theme i am or has a sword into 2014 at we have a -- iron ore has a sword -- get ready for issues in terms of supply and you are going to see a contraction in the biggest user, china. that is your risk radar. let's get to juliette saly. juliette, good morning. juliette: manus, thank you. investors pulled more than $25 billion from hedge funds last month, the biggest monthly reduction since february 2009. total outflows this year, close to $56 billion driven by mediocre performance. hedge funds have faced nothing criticism over state costs and their failure to keep pace with -- it is a most time to short crude rally, the century-old commodities firm which was the largest in dependent oil refiner in the u.s.. simon green shield says traders should short the vti crude -- should short wti crude. former uk independence party leader, nigel farage, appeared on stage with a rally with donald trump in jackson mississippi. farage s

this is an echo of the proslavery movement of the 19th century. democrats defended slavery consistently, the civil war is understood better as a fight not between the north and the south but between the proslavery democratic party and the anti-slavery republican party. we think of the civil war as a north/south fight, amazingly, this way of thinking of it is itself a triumph of progressive historiography. the progressives took their own crime, the crimes of the democratic party and said let's blame the south, let's get it off ourselves by making the south the bad guy, let's make the civil war the anti-slavery north and the proslavery south but right away if you pause you think wait a minute, did most southerners owned slaves? 3 fourths of the people who fought on the confederate side of the civil war did not own slaves. by the same token the northern democrats rejected slavery with the gray same aggressive enthusiasm as the 7 democrats but slavery wasn't is having thing, the northern democrats were covering for too so right away the north/south di

this is that going how they feel about -- this is echoing how they feel about the situation.m oil falling from now to the end of the year. this is even after oil step into bear market territory. what you are looking at here is the skew, and that has narrowed some 30% since july. citigroup says that the oil has gone wild. at $40 a barrel, there is plenty of potential for investors, commercial, and physical demand as well. that sentiment is echoed, saying, this could be as low as that goes, in terms of the $25 potential. that is what the options market is telling us. caroline: oil turning back into the red. thank you very much, a great chart as ever. now, let's return to our corporate news. thische post the estimates morning, confirming it is well on track to achieve the targets for the rest of the year. the german postal service was considering adjusting prices in the u.k. we are very glad to have you on this show. give us a sense of particularly, beenrexit hit we have talking about. the fact that you have been hedging could be changing prices in the future. to what extent? >>

and he echoed what a lot of people in this neighborhood continue to say to us... we just want sherman park to go back to normal.this was the scene over the weekend, more than a dozen recording artists visited sherman park opening up their hearts and their wallets.the group was handing out school supplies to kids.some of the artists say -- new school supplies should help kids sherman park reopens in just about an hour.a strickly enforced curfew in the city continues.. this morning police are investigating an overnight shooting that killed an 18- year-old man.officers responto shortly before one o'clock this morning.they found the man lying on the ground and tried to revive him.. but were unable to.other details involving the shooting have not yet been released. a milwaukee teen this morning in jail after leading police on a high speed pursuit-- and crashing a stolen car. brown deer officers spotted the stolen vehicle-- tried to pull the driver over, but that person hit the gas. the driver eventually hit a car near 76th and good hope-- then hit a tree. the 17-year-o

trump needs to get out of that right-wing echo machine. he needs to talk to people who can tell him how to do a broader message. [ talking simultaneously ] >> the counterpoint to that and there is an issue with the so-called pivot to the election, the counterpoint is whatever you think about roger ailes and the allegations against him, as a political matter it is certainly true he helped richard nixon reinvent himself from a right-wing caricature to a general election candidate and bush senior. >> but how? southern strategy. willie horton. the most base, icky, bad ways to go about not expanding his base. the fox news audience that roger ailes helped develop, they're ageing white men. >> you're saying we're not necessarily looking at the 1988 electorate he was so good at. we're talking about fox being to the right and that's fine, but don't forget how it got developed. it was an anti-clinton machine. that's when it started. roger ailes has devoted the last 25 years going after the clintons and developed a network based on that. the wealth o

brave in telling about being sexual abused abused by her first coach -- [ indiscernible ] -- >> echoing the same message as the other women athletes. >> find people who believe in you. there is a life at the end of the tunnel. there might even be two shiny gold medals. >>> a lot to be proud of there. when i asked the secret behind their success they told me, fly >> yes. inspired by his own little girl, she's four years old. so nice to see him do a story that is so much about what he cares about, family and heart. 93, but 19% relative humidity. one more stop, 97 and 14%. double digits. as we go through the 7:00 hour. with the clouds the falling temperature will be a little more the east side, green valley 103. goes down as a normal day if lower $100, i think we'll get a little more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. keep an eye on the doppler radar. just a slant there. needed some action in parts of utah and lincoln county. high temperatures, 101 in boulder city, laugh lynn 108. death valley 116. our valley tonight, 82 degrees. we'll call it partly cloudy parking lot if there will be a storm i

but it's almost more this sort of inherited -- echo that we get from history that makes us, you know, respond in the moment in ways that we later would rather take back or rather not be on cnn. or in "the new york times." but those echoes are there, and that's just something that i thought about when you asked the question well why do we keep talking about this or why bring up old stuff, yeah. >> just to add to that. i get a little tired of whites who are privileged who continue to insist, there you go again bringing up that same old story. we've already, you know, we've gone beyond that. well, we haven't. i have been fascinated by the fact that a lot of folks have said to be about my book which is now been out for about eight or nine months u how it came out at such a great time. because of what is happening in the united states. and -- you know, maybe. but a little bit like jason was saying. but the race issue has continuesed to be with us. every one of the books on this panel tell stories that have been buried for 50 and -- jason's book 100 years. and i have been fascinated by rece

some of those echo he mocked bush for during the primary. when trump was taking a hard line, bush advocated letting them stay. now in a new interview, bush says this looks like it is all a game to donald trump. >> i can only say that whatever his views are this morning, they may change and they were different than last night and they'll be different from tomorrow. his views seem to be ever changing depending on which crowd. sounds like a typical politician. you get in front of one crowd and say one thing and get in front of another crowd. >> after jeb bush gave that interview, trump went back to saying all 11 million undocumented immigranted has to leave. and there is also the battle over bigotry. hillary clinton delivering a speech in nevada. in the interview with anderson coop cooper, donald trump said i know you are but what am i. hillary clinton is a bigot. listen to this. >> you called hillary clinton a bigot. previously you called her policies bigoted. >> she is a bigot. you look at what is happening to the inner cities and african-ame

mayor tom barrett echoed many of the chief's comments. he also spoke of his 11-years as a resident of the sherman park neighborhood and accused some of the young people who took to the streets of deliberately trying to damage the area. "we know there are issues. there's too much poverty, t those issues get addressed if your intent is to inflict property or personal damage in this great neighborhood." neighborhood." the mayor announced plans to enforce a 10 o'clockcurfew for teenagers more aggressively....and as we mentioned, sherman park itself is closing earlybs c's amanda devoe has reaction, live from sherman park....amanda? it's a much calmer in sherman park compared to over the weekend. parents aee that having these rules in place will keep it that way. miranda smith, mom: i'll just say cautious. my key word here is caution. we want to take as much caution as possible. they deserve the very best so just be a little more cautious now for the season. season. the boys and girls club here also closed early today because of the unrest

. >> reporter: that's a thought echoed by dave. they are going to show their dog taco today. of course the best way to celebrate is by taking a photo of your dog. check these out. this is freddie gray mercury. then we have otis and mille. our website, www.wkyci.com that's cool. this is a viral video we had to share. a first year fourth grade teacher in chicago made this video welcoming his students to the school year. he outlines the curriculum and shows off his way to remember material. ls following the rules. >> that's awesome. my mother was a teacher for 35 years, i cannot imagine her doing that. >> did you feel something unusual happening a few minutes ago. uj that the world shook -- i think that the world shook, facebook went down. wait, it's back, whew, we can continue. the world is spinning again. >>> lets look at what is happening as far as the forecast. it's amazing, people start to panic when it goes out. a few clouds through the night. beautiful conditions, temperatures in the 60s. the stormy southwest. it's trying to move north but it's running into a huge area of

they echo the clinton campaign. they echo president obama and his attacks on trump. to anything that would be considered fair or even equal in the sense of equal time or equal scrutiny to both candidates. eric: they would probably say, they have investigative journalism. they want to hold his feet to the fire. they're investigating his business, his finances. melania and on and on and on. they say it is all fair game. >> look, no question, donald trump is out of the box candidate but is he abnormal? does he require psychiatric evaluation as "the new york times" suggested recently? this is the kind of treatment that over the top, out of bounds. so they are editorializing in every news story. eric: do you think they hate him? >> oh, sure. sure. i think they, not just him. i think they have contempt for his voters. i think that, you know, there has been a lot written over the years, we have, in journalists faced all kinds of situations. that is why you have standards so you don't run off the rails in the moment of personal bias or just some kind of a whim as we're seein

we had hail, hail, we had two little hook echos. there was a wall cloud produced. this one over near just outside of town is the one we are seeing from indians. there is the lowering of the cloud base. that is what we saw on the radar. 81 degrees cleveland, 82 akron. 82 canton. 72 ashtabula. you want it don't you? it's coming your way. >>> an akron man at a traffic stop heading to prison after pleading guilty to an incident. he was pulled over for expired plates on his car. when the officer tried to open the door he sped off officer holding on to the car for two blocks. >>> the search for a masked gunman, he burst into a hair salon and robbed women of their purses. the images of you on jefferson avenue. at the time there were 9 women in the salon. all told to get down on the ground and throw their purses in the middle of the room. pantry as well. >> it is scary to walk in a salon full of women. women's purses are their everything. he took everything. >> if you know who this guy is or have information, give police a call. >> two robbers accused of scamming people, r

moving, and you can also see why our attention is focused on westminster, because it is showing a hook echo which signifies that there can be rotation. sometimes rotation makes its way to the ground, and when that happens you can have a small tornado. were just saying it is not impossible. we got a call of 15/100 of an inch of rain in two minutes. the heavy rain has the highest chance. medium chance of lightning. some don't have lightning but can still be strong, because it is tropical. medium chance of strong wind with some of those cells, and even a low chance that there this continues into the evening, then it slides off the coast. it may not be the end of the story, because there are some storms in eastern pennsylvania. we'll cover that in a few minutes. heather: also happening right now, we've learned of the first case of west nile in massachusetts this year. the patient is a 79-year-old from middlesex county and is hospitalized. last year, 10 people were diagnosed with west nile in the state. ben: a jogger murdered in the hunt for her killer goes on. hundreds paid tribute to 27-year-o

the echo of she alivery argument of the 19th century. how to to the democrats defended slavery consistently and the civil war is understood better as a fight, not between the north and the south, but between the pro slavery democratic party and the antislavery republican party. we think of the civil war as a north-south fight. and madingly this way of thinking about it is a self-tryout for progressive historiographyy. the progressives tike their own crimes their crimes of the democratic party and said, let's blame the south. let get it off ourselves by making the south a beside guy. let's make the civil war the antislavery north and the pro slavery south. but right away, if you pause you think, wait a minute. this most southerners own slaves? no. three-quarters of the fem people who fight on the confederate side of the two did not own a slave. by the same token the northern democrats protected slavery with the same aggressive enthusiasm as the southern democrats. the slavery wasn't a southern thing. the northern democrats were covering f

on radar a couple of echoes from fremont county into south denver. a sprinkle this morning and moisture out in grand junction. some light there rain coming over a low that's over arizona here. a weak little storm system that's moving in. now it's picking up moisture. that's the reason that we're so cloudy this morning. through the morning enough heat to get thunderstorms going. initially showers and thunderstorms in the mountains as the moisture pushes back with the low. in the heat of the day more thunderstorms will move out over the palmer divide and the metro area. more souths from south of fort collins and greeley and down into pueblo into the night tonight. in the mountains 60s and 70s up there. we'll be in the 80s to near 90 degrees. so a pretty average temperature for thisim colorado. we're looking at 85 in denver. isolated storms this afternoon. a better chance of rain than we had yesterday. we cool it down just a little bit. monday, tuesday and wednesday near 80 degrees. isolated storms. back to the middle 80s on thursday with isolated storm

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biden echoed that. >> this man is thoroughly unqualified. >> he has no limits! back to the campaign trail today. notice pennsylvania has moved into the state and it's very important. the rally is held tonight in wisconsin. live from the newsroom, juliet and teresa ?back to you. >> another big moment on raising some eyebrows about what you said. rudy giuliani introducing mike comes in here for the terror attacks. he apparently got the math wrong saying there were no tears asked prior to obama. those eight years prior to obama there was no successful terrorist attacks. >> julia i was referencing attacks during the remainder of his presidency. >> girl he was shot in east new york in 2,012. peter liang avoided jail in was sentenced to probation. the money will be put into a fund for his daughter cannot be touched until she is 18 years old. >> six people were arrested and there was no writing and no destruction of privacy. the city exploded after police shot and killed a man named smit saturday afternoon. one person shot on sunday. the writing has been so intense tha

that's the sentiment echoed at this rally today, and new tonight a federal judge who ruled on arizona's controversial immigration law could decide his fate. judge susan assigned the case. arpaio could face criminal contempt charges for profiling hispanics in multiple traffic stops after a judge told him though the to do -- not to do so. the feds are reviewing that ruling. >>> >. and president obama getting ready to tour the damage left behind by flooding in louisiana. tonight more than 2800 people remain in shelters, and more tallies are coming in. we're also hearing about plans to remove all of the debris left in neighborhoods. >>> >. this phoenix pup stung by bees more than 400 times this weekend, the good news tramp is recovering at a local vet. he was able to get a little sleep at least last night and keep food down. his owners say a swarm of bees from a vacant home next door attacked him and their other dog who's expected to be okay. >>> looks like a mail melt down, but tonight the us postal service says we have worry about, but cameras spotting this, people picking up mail, we're

i'd like to echo in part what bruce gregory said and what you just said. i teach a capstone course, a year-long cures for students and have twiet as many enrolled for this fall as last year. there's definitely a thirst for people who are interested in public diplomacy and communications to develop real skills by working with clients. so perhaps your capstone course under the murrow program can be so designed. and then at au, there are skills institute courses. >> what courses? >> i'm sorry. >> skills institutes, short term, two days which help people from across the university coming through s.i.s. for short term courses, i'll be teaching one of those in january. i had a question about the last thing you mentioned in your remarks. >> that kind of the thing you're doing with the weekend workshops and things like that, we're talking about we could do more of that. that's a great idea. >> you might find a greater appetite for it than a year long course. >> yes. it's more than focusing on international communications but it's part of public diplomacy, yes. >>

the libertarian ticket echoes it as well. we have to shrink government. i i think there could be a case made for more government in these areas that will pay off and that's another thing i think the disability rights community can do and that is to make some equations where if you spend this or have this program, the benefits that you get in productivity or reduced reliance on government, i think it pays off so i think making the case on economic grounds is something that should be done. >> i have to jump on top of that because i just completely agree with you. our organization thinks the governor who is going to get an award from us later has met with 43 of the governors and we've seen such excitement by the republican governors around the employment with people with disabilities. i will give you a very specific example. in dakota, you have governor do gart at both of his parents were death. -- death. -- deaf. he was raised in a household with two parents who were hearing-impaired. they use sign language and he saw they worked hard on the farm, they work

if saturday's performance is any indicator..viva las vegas will be blasting from the unlv band and echoing throughout the mountain west all season long unlv playing unlv..coach tony sanchez slightly intense.. offense under the direction of kurt palendech to begin..moving the chains early.. defense would take a stand the first few drives.. dalton baker nice play in the back field.. but here comes the offense.. .. johnny stanton at the helm finds allan cui.. a 5'5' walk on from hawaii.. he made plays all day.. tribute to the offensive line finishing drives.. david green sprinting for six behind great blocking from the behemoths johnny stanton battling kurt across his body to brandon presley in stride.. line coach john garrison never far away... 3rd a 3...johnny stanton behind the great wall of las vegas...35 yard touchdoww.. untouched the offense exploded onto the scene.. and the offensive line made a statement..they are large and in charge and ready to light up the scoreboard tinsel town welcomes back the touchdown.. nfl returning to los angeles today with the rams first preseason game agai

storm in the baja, that will get our thunderstorms going this afternoon and we are picking up some echoes with some sprinkles trying to get going from conifer into morrison and that is where the first round of storms will develop in the course of the afternoon and on the cast you can see very spotty in nature, isolated under storms, a 20% chance today. and tomorrow and thursday and friday, a dramatic change in the weather, there is some cooling coming and some really good moisture in the next couple of days, we will outline that for you in a couple minutes. >> and both residential candidates are under fire music - - revealed e-mails and donald trump for off-the-cuff comments. craig boswell has that fallout. >> if she gets to pick her judges, there there's nothing that you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, may be there is. i don't know. >> trump insists this was not a call for violence against hillary clinton. he said that they must organize and get out and vote. > me a break. >> they say it is further proof that it is a - - that he is unfit to leave - - unfit to lead. >

i would to echo alan on the central american crisis. we focused in our other work on religious persecution overseas which tends to be in other parts of the world, but we have sat with a number in all of our research trips we focused detainees from the central american countries including mothers and children and the stories are horrific. i think it's more pronounced by that fact that 80 some% of people are passing their interviews in the obama administration recently announced that expansion of the child program. >> with regards to detention, yes, a lot of those conditions remain with the lack of privacy described. pods, sometimes referred to as open dorm rooms and i refer to as pods where you are sleeping with and you haven't section where you can have your meals and sometimes you can go out to the cafeteria for meals and watch tv and do your daily stuff there. showers, privacy, no curtains on the showers, no doors on toilets. when i mentioned progress, there has been a nude new facilities that have moved towards more privacy, which we

and he echoed what a lot of people in this neighborhood continue to say to us... we just want sherman park to go back to normal.this was the scene over the weekend, more than a dozen recording artists visited sherman park opening up their hearts and their wallets.the group was handing out school supplies to kids.some of the artists say -- new school supplies should help kids write their own postiv sherman park reopens in just about an hour.a strickly enforced curfew in the city continues.. happening right now...we're learning more about why a woman drove her car into a crowd of people on a dance floor in ohio.this all happened in the parking lot of a police department about 10 miles outside cleveland.9 seriously. new this morning -- police are saying it was all an accident. the 74-year-old driver told police she accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake when she was backing out of her parking spot.it happened during a frank sinatra and dean martin concert -- everyone -- hit was in their 50s, 60s or 70s according to police. it's still not clear if the woman is