>> no question, goliath. have a dynamic here where david has outperformed by about 50% or so in the last three yea years. why would i want to get in this trade on the side of dunkin' when dunkin' is running into slower growth? i think that multiple isn't deserved kevin johnson gave a long chat where he didn't have a chance to rationalize a lot of these u.s. comp numbers that knocked the stock down dramatically so there's no reason to me, you're selling starbucks. i would be owning starbucks over dunki dunkin'. >> this is david versus the goliath? why is the incredible hulk -- put that graphic up again. that's the craziest thing. >> that looks like a transformer. >> creature from the black lagoon. >> the crack staff could have -- they should have got an biblical david and goliath. i like dunkin' better than starbucks. starbucks is up against it, i get the valuation story but valuation story might be rich given their growth so i'd rather be dunkin'. >> karen, etsy is the underdog, amazon is the top dog. david o

this seems to be none of we are goliath in your david. -- just class, graciousness. only knew about the suleiman test this gentleman, it would be -- by thegue that a language and tone and actions and words but gracious. --s wasn't even speaking to it seemed like he left the stick at home. he was speaking very graciously. i think president trump has been much-maligned. there is no question, there is some snarkiness surrounding him. i would say this, we could line up a bunch of government type policy wonks. anyone would be hard-pressed to say no matter what disagreement -- this agreement may look like, this was a diplomatic achievement. the most sophisticated policy wonks would say this is a straight up diplomatic achievement. thank you for having my call. axioms, that from final handshake between the north korean leader and president trump. first, the u.s. and north korea commit to establish a new u.s.-north korean relations in accordance with the desire of the peoples of the two countries for peace and prosperity's. they will join the efforts to build a lasting insta

season two of his show "goliath" premieres week from today on amazon. >> hey! >> jimmy: you know what? you know, i know people are happy to see you. i didn't expect you to ge a "yow!" >> oh, yeah. >> yes, i have. ur life?made >> jimmy: you . for whom? >> i can't tell you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was a arite situat but okay. i e,hiing like a conc you're a big sportsfan, right? >> y, sir. >> jimmy: i know you watch all the st. louis cardinals gas. >> yes. >> jimmy: you're czy about th. do you watch baetball? nba guy? >> you know, i watch the nba, but i'm mainly an ncaa guy. >> jimmy: you like the college basketball games? >> love college basketball. >> jimmy: what's your college basketball team? >> well -- i grew up as a razorback fan. it hasn't beenamazing lately. but we have in the past had some greateams. >> jmy: your dad was a basketball coach, what, a high >> yes, high school basketball coach. if you imagine "hoosiers," only a lot more poor, that was my life. >> jimmy: unpaidersion of "hoosiers." s that his job? he volunteered? >> that was his job.

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confidence and it's going to be interesting to see how that came pans out it's another kind of david goliath i mean he's been fatter another david to life time but we have seen already it doesn't always go the way you expected and we have got alexia shifts keep the ringers jetted over from st petersburg overnight what is the atmosphere like has out alexei. paid zephyr to building up now and. i would say iranian fans are outnumbering the spanish fans maybe four to one the plane i took from st petersburg last night i had to charles from moscow head was full of iranian fans my hotel is full of iranian fans the whole city is full of iranian fans they're walking around blowing their iranian horns chanting about iran i literally just a few minutes ago a huge crowd of iranian fans passed me on the way here and you know what i have to say they're feeling very confident just expanding on your thoughts so that peter and i completely agree with what you said about iran they're definitely not pushovers there is a very strong degree of confidence among the fans and i actually managed to speak to a couple

the lawyer says it's a david and goliath case but he is glad they're fighting the company in court. >> they have never warned anybody about it. mr. johnson made safety decisions based on the label every day and unfortunately has this aggressive nonhodgekins lymphoma. >> reporter: he says in a statement more than 800 scientific studies, u.s.epa, national institutes of health and regulators have concluded that it's safe for use and does not cause cancer. we have empathy for anyone suffering from cancer but scientific evidence shows that this was not the cause. the outcome of the case could have broad implications for other cases. the lawyer in the case says he is representing hundreds of other cancer patients who have used round up extensively. jessica flores, kpix5. >>> santa rosa firefighters looking for an arsonist. they said someone set 13 fires over the weekend. the first was at hern avenue and the railroad pad just before midnight. fires continued north and went west along the santa rosa trail. >> given the volume of fires, one after another along what we refer to as a walking pat

party but at the same time we should not think that this is a major defeat this is a david versus goliath fight there is something in particular i would like to point out and made a point about the headscarf issue. is sister who appeared in numerous campaign rallies is varying the headscarf his mother is varying the headscarf so making this about conservative versus secular doesn't necessarily fly in that way unless you're making the claim that my heart i mean geez also and then me of his own sister who appeared at his campaign rallies you need to see the larger picture as i said before. it's given us a chance to kind of come back to celine go go ahead and as briefly and this sort of . i'm sorry but that doesn't mean anything i mean if he is i mean wife or mother or sister is being and has a car in the past also terminus and it's in turkey they use this kind of this where they said look my mother is also being a headscarf my mother knits governing is to run and i am and you know the use of rights covers a political symbol and this kind of rhetoric we have heard also i mean i love what i a

this weekend will see something of david and goliath matchup as australia take on france to start theiraussies — this will be their fourth consecutive world cup in a row — however the socceroos have actually only made it through the group stages once before — so how will they fare this time around? joe lynskey has been taking a look. well this is the fourth world cup final ina well this is the fourth world cup final in a row for australia and they went 30 years without qualifying before that and their players have travelled more miles than anyone else for international fixtures. one australian player who could join an exclusive club in russia is this man tim cahill. he scored in all three of the socceroos world cup campaigns this century including the stunning volley against the netherlands and brazil. only three players have ever scored infour only three players have ever scored in four world cup finals and one of them is the brazilian great, palais. well the socceroos go to russia on something of a salvage mission for a string of awards, this has been a chastening year for the cricket

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all data online be treated equally whether it's from a small startup on main street or an internet goliatheant to protect consumers from providers slowing down traffic from services that couldn't pay or picking and choosing which sites and services would work best. but now the landscape is changing. think net without neutralitythose willing to pay extra can take the less crowded toll lane where things work quicker. service providers like at&t, comcast and verizon can now charge more for faster access to certain content creating a own content easier to access than other sites but if they do, they have to make it clear in their user agreements. it won't happen overnight and there's a chance it may get held up in court on overturned by congress. for now you shouldn't see any disruptions. in new york, brett larson, fox news. >>> today day at the pool leads to a trip to the hospital for dozens of kids and adults. the mistake that created a yellow clouds of toxic chemicals. good evening. i'm heather holmes in for julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. it happened at the shadowbrook swim club in

is it a david verses goliath case? >> absolutely. couple of young guys. lee johnson verses monsanto. >> reporter: he worked for a school district, using round up on the job. he was healthy when he started in 2012. now he is one of 4,000 people across the country who have filed suit saying that round up gave them cancer. >> the company will say they haven't warned anyone about it. mr. johnson made safety decisions based on the label. >> reporter: the general public will probably have round up in their home. should they feel safe using it? >> absolutely, they should. >> reporter: scott is vice president of global strategy. he said he has sympathy but. >> there is nothing that supports his position. >> reporter: while they are on trial so is the truth about the main chemical in round up. the epa said it likely doesn't cause cancer. the state of california says it does. lawyers on both sides offered up conflicting studies, asking reporters to take them as fact. the trial may inform this truth. lee's lawyers just hope he is a round to see it. >> he has hung ti

is this a david versus goliath case? >> absolutely, yeah, a couple young guys, i don't even have a hair-cut and lee johnson versus monsanto and the best trial lawyers of the world. >> reporter: lee worked for the benicia unified school district as a grounds keeper regularly using roundup on the job. he was healthy when he started back in 2012. now he's one of 4,000 people across the country who filed suit against monsanto saying roundup gave them cancer. >> monsanto will stipulate they never warned anybody about it. mr. johnson made safety decisions based on the label. >> reporter: the general public will see this and probably have roundup in their home. should they feel safe using that product? >> absolutely, they should. >> reporter: scotpar partridge is vice president for monsanto and said he's symp or the plaintiff's position. >> reporter: glyphosate is the main chemical in roundup. the epa said it likely does not cause cancer. the state of california said it is carcinogenic. lawyers on both sides offered up conflict

nearby, two huge cranes, once the biggest in the world, nicknamed samson and goliath, rise like skyscrapers above the harbor, another reminder of this town's former shipbuilding might. in 1888, queen victoria granted city status to this boomtown of 300,000, and soon after, its citizens built belfast's centerpiece, city hall. with its statue of queen victoria scowling down belfast's main drag and the union jack flapping behind her, it's a stirring sight. queen's university is also from the illustrious reign of victoria. its backyard is an inviting public park, particularly relaxing on a sunny summer afternoon. the palm house, an early example of an iron-and-glass greenhouse dating from the mid-1800s, gives you a lush and humid jungle experience right in belfast. also in the garden is the ulster museum, the city's one major museum. you'll find a fascinating made-in-belfast exhibit under an arch proclaiming, "trade is the golden girdle of the globe." exhibits explain how belfast thrived in its glory days. the linen industry employed thousands. belfast workers made products from flax, like canv

the victor, by surprise. 28-year-old alexandria ocasio-cortez comparedace to the story of david and goliath. representive joe crowley held his seat for 20 years and was hgarded as the next leader of his party in theouse of representatives. ocasio-cortez was the first person in over a decade to challenge him. ms. ocasio-corte i wasn't born to a wealthy or powerful family. nada: in a campaign video that went viral, the former organizer for bernie sanders emphasized her roots in the community whi portraying her opponent as an out of touch insider. ms. ocasio-cortez: doesn't seho kids to our ols or drink ourwa r or breatheca our air ot possibly represent us. nada: she promised to fight for universal health care, a jnds guarantee,mmigration reform. the morning after her win, she explained how she pulled it off. ms. ocasio-cortez: i think whats we did is we f on grassroots, on-the-ground organizing. focused on making sure that every person could see and have ysical contact with our campaign in the community. we made sure to have a message that was unapologetic in its advocy for economic, social,

. >>> in what could be categorized as what could be the ultimate david versus goliath, argentina played iceland. one team finished as the runner-up in 2014. the other making its first ever appearance. i'll let you do the guessing. but iceland up for the challenge. 63rd minute. the match tied at one. lionel messi with a penalty kick but iceland gets the save. this one ends in a 1-1 draw. on to group c action. game tied at one. paul pogba scores the game winner for france. goal line technology was used to confirm that the ball crossed the line and france gets the 2-1 win. here's a look at some other world cup action from today. denmark downs peru 1-0, and croatia beats nigeria 2-0. >>> the a's and the angels in a day game at the coliseum. tryin four-game skid. a's down two. marcus semien starts the rally with a solo shot. his sixth homer of the season. cuts the angels lead to one. bases loaded, two outs situation. stephen piscotty, a two run single up the middle. the a's go up 5-3 and would hold on to win 6-4, the final. >> it is a big boost. i mean, you know, it was looking like for a wh

the giant goliath grouper which every commercial fisherman is trying to hook, 400-pound fish will spend the first four or five years and seagrass. mangroves are part of that environment. they create habitat for marine life but also feeding ground for marine life and a habitat for birds. that marine life is what brings the birds to the shore. >> parts of your book you talk about other historians. i did not realize there were beach historians which sounds like a great gig. it turns out it's not the grouper, but another fish that's important to the development of the gulf and people using it. >> i write about the history of sportfishing. it's a billion-dollar industry. another reason why the estuaries are so important. when we think of vacationing on the gulf coast we think of the beautiful beaches. the beaches are not what attracted the first tourist. it was fishing. and one fish was the tarpon. the first person to hook it on record was an architect from new york in 1885. everybody knew they all wanted to catch a tarpon because they knew it would be a wonderful fighting fish. they would h

hearts on the pitch so we'll see whether that happens to be the case whether to stay david versus goliath situation. going on from watching the munchie sell fans about the chance to see the city of his and which they think given something of a thing. and let's show you the scene now in moscow's founds and live pictures this thousands of fans have gathered it's not just the russia games that people are flocking to come to watch this nail biter between iran and big favorites for many people for this competition spain this is just one of many fans of the cases to host cities all across the country people who haven't got tickets can still enjoy great atmosphere you can see the packed in there to watch the game for free on the big screen. and lots of other football action of course three games being played on wednesday let's have a look at europe wide beating saudi arabia one nil in russia's southern city of rostov on don that's the result in the table it means that russia after there were cheers all around the country when that victory for a year ago i came for europe by themselves it's very

. >> it is hard to imagine a character who is a victim is hard to imagine more of a david and a goliath or a widow with a baby one of the most powerful and influential corporations in modern american history. >> so finding out her husband has been murdered i know that is the bk givthe high level. >> or what she had to do? first off there is a massive puzzle to unravel. they had contracts and that was the globalization of cheap labor. we think of moving factories or moving poor workers to countries to be slaves essentially in a lot of cases to get them to buy these jobs. so you essentially can become the property of your husband and so if they are killed you are discarded but in some ways it is worse to be made invisible and that is how she wound up and didn't understand what happened to her husband that he was murdered in this event it was like 911 in nepal only more intimate because of everyone she ever met watched her husband i and the whole country watched her husband died. so when i met her iad had no idea what this was but it was 100 other widows who for two years for in this inten

party but at the same time we should not think that this is a major defeat this is a david versus goliath fight there is something in particular i would like to point out and their staff made a point about the headscarf issue. is sister who appeared in numerous campaign rallies is bearing the headscarf his mother is varying the headscarf so making this about conservative versus secular doesn't necessarily fly in that way unless you're making the claim that more hard i mean jeez also an enemy of his own sister who appeared at his campaign rallies you need to see the larger picture as i said before oh ok. let's give us a chance to. come back to celine go go ahead and as briefly and this i'm sort of. i'm sorry but that doesn't mean anything i mean if i mean wife or mother or sister is being and has cigar in the past also a chemist and it's interesting they use this kind of this where they said look my mother is also being a has got my mother next governor megan's to a bomb and i am and you know the use of rights covers a political symbol and this kind of rhetoric we have also i mean i love w

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then we have a david and goliath match to kick things off in group d, argentina taking on iceland.makes his start in russia 2018. i wonder if he can follow what cristiano ronaldo did yesterday for portugal. peru and denmark also play in france and australia's group, talk to anyone who has been in russia over the next few days and asked them which fans have made the biggest impression at the tournament so biggest impression at the tournament so farand it biggest impression at the tournament so far and it is the peruvian fans. they are so delighted to be back at the world cup for the first time since 1982 up against a denmark side inspired by christian eriksen of totte n ha m. inspired by christian eriksen of tottenham. a fantastic day to look forward to let russia 2018. thank you. is opening batsman jason roy, is going well, as england's cricketers take on australia in the second one day international, taking place at cardiff. england of course won the first match at the oval on wednesday, but here australia won the toss, and put england into bat first and the hosts are 129—2, after

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you know in as far as a major spike and we've had a nice move but it hasn't been anything you know goliathtype of a move on the way up yeah and i want to ask you a general price question before we have to go but you know we did see. it trading now around sixty five or sixty six but it was up you know from the seventy's and brant was trading around seventy four bucks today that's down from the i think it peaked over eighty couple weeks ago and gasoline prices in the states the current prices to eighty eight per gallon that's down a bit from a week or month ago but but still up from a year ago where it was to twenty eight so what do you expect going forward for sort of the rest of the year david well as you know i've been a bear my entire life and energy is but i felt seventy five dollars oil i mean oil when it was at one fifteen and then i felt the same way when it was at thirty five i think we're coming out to a pretty good equilibrium and you have to remember the world didn't fall apart when we hit one hundred one hundred ten there was some stress and the world and flourished were to an o

. >> do you feel like david and goliath sometimes? >> sometimes. but, you know, david won, right? >> harry smith, montana. >>> we have launched the second season of our pod cast been there built that and this week we're talking to alley web who is co-founder and ceo of the dry bar. she talked to us about how sme went from stay-at-home mom to creating this multi million dollar franchise and about the relationship with her brother and her husband who both work at the company. i hope you get a chance to listen to it. if you do, please give feedback. pod cast is still pretty new, as i tell you every week. so we love hearing what you think. go. listen for free to been there built that on tune in or wherever you get your pod casts. >>> for some people, entrepreneurship is in their blood. both my grandfathers started companies. my mom and my dad were each entrepreneurs and i go founded my business good shop with my brother. danielle is the founder of investor fill down. she was as practicing attorney completely indifferent to what they are father did until she decided she wanted more con

for them this is why this is what the world cup so fascinating because it is really kind of a david goliath in terms of the look on paper the quality we get the surprise it does happen not very. often said on occasion so used to say and the thing is the big difference between playing for instance the european championship which i may be wasting is a little bit different more difficult how to because it's so difficult to qualify but it's one of the you know you have the best teams in europe playing in that to the big differences are you playing teams if you're spain for instance today you're playing teams like iran portugal portugal played in the rock you play poland played japan you know you play teams that you very rarely play against and from different continents with different mentality with different support which we have been fortunate keen to offer to experience here every night behind us every day in the squares and streets around so this is the challenge of the world cup the deal with all this difference. of the players you play against that this playing style as well and that goes

advisor the empire's top here witnesses to an unequal jewel a german david against a supremely powerful goliath. yes n.t.f.s. of it were gathered here to put an end to the blasphemous elias present like dr knot in luther from that under the new tower sticking back. with with heretics zeal yes cast doubts on paper law thora to his writings to question the author of the of the church and in so doing since he has destroyed the unity of all christians pinata martin luther are you ready to recount your life's and arrows here and now he wants yet so if you don't hold. even news his powerful supporters advised him to recant. i mean no one can deny that through the pope's laws the consciences of the faithful have been the most pitiful a troubled. or does and also the possessions of the german nation have been devoured by unbelievable tyranny if then i recant the only effect will be to add strength to such tyranny to open not the windows but the main doors to such blasphemy. vanished unless i am convinced by the testimony of scripture or by clear reason i cannot and will not recant. anything. so help me

. >> you feel like david and goliath sometimes? >> sometimes. david won, right?harry smith, montana. >> we have launched the second season of our podcast, been there, built that and this week we're talking to ali webb. she talked to us how she went from stay-at-home mom to creating this multimillion dollar franchise and about the relationship with her brother and her husband who both worked at the company. i hope you have a chance to listen and please give feedback. podcast is pretty new. and so we love hearing what you think. go and listen for free to been there, built that on tune in or wherever you get your podcasts. >> for some people entrepreneurship is in their blood. both my grandfathers started companies and my mom and dad were each entrepreneurs and i co-founded my business with my brother. danielle town was a practicing attorney completely indifferent to what her father did until she decided she wanted more control over her life and money and she turned to dad for help. danielle along with phil details her journey in "invested" father and daughter also

empire's top tier will witnesses to an unequal jewel of german david against a supremely powerful goliath. yes in c.f.s. i met. well we're gathered here to put an end to the blasphemous lie a spread by dr martin luther from that under eighteen who tell us that. it's with heretics zeal yes cast doubts on take the law thora to his writings to question the author of the of the church and in so doing he has destroyed the unity of all christians genial tell martin luther are you ready to recount your life's an iris here and now he gets to be there who. even knows his powerful supporters advised him to recant. me when no one can deny that through the pope's laws the consciences of the faithful have been most beautifully troubled. on does and also the possessions of the germination have been devoured by unbelievable tyranny or that if then i recant the only effect will be to add strength to such tyranny to open not the windows but the main doors to such blasphemy. vanished unless i am convinced by the testimony of scripture or by clear reason i cannot and will not recant anything. so help me god

you know in as far as a major spike and we've had a nice move but it hasn't been anything you know goliath type of a move on the way up yeah and i want to ask you a general price question before we have to go but you know we did see. it trading now around sixty five or sixty six but it was up you know from the seventy's and brant was trading around seventy four bucks today that's down from the i think it peaked over eighty couple weeks ago and gasoline prices in the states the current prices to eighty eight per gallon that's down a bit from a week in a month ago but but still up from a year ago where it was to twenty eight so what do you expect going forward for sort of the rest of the year david well as you know i've been a bear my entire life and energy is but i felt seventy five dollars oil i mean oil when it was at one fifteen and then i felt the same way when it was at thirty five i think we're coming out to a pretty good equilibrium and you have to remember the world didn't fall apart when we hit one hundred one hundred ten there was some stress and the world and flourished were to a

the lead union organizers commended workers to standing up to goliath amid a nasty campaign.ill democrats go progressive or stick with the obama strategy in 2020. and fox five in las vegas with what appears to be a tentative labor agreement and cover 50,000 of the hotel and casino workers threatening to strike. the culinary union said it covers 12000 workers on the las vegas strip. fox news in detroit. said they will work to legalize marijuana there. a pro pot coalition including the democrats therement voters to decide the matter this fall. but the first time the gop senate leader said he has the votes to do it without the people in a reverundum. and in jefferson city. a new governor will be sworn in. this is from st. louis. missouri gets the new governor. mike parson who assumes the top spot after the resignation of eric greitens ended in jefferson city. greitens faced possible impeachment. and the new governor will be sworn in live outside of the beltway from special report. we'll be right back. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from yo

. >> we did it, we beat goliath. >> but the drama inside the courtroom wasn't over.ct, prosecutor kevin steele told the judge cosby was a flight risk in his own plane. >> he yelled, he doesn't an airplane, you a-hole i'm sick of you. there was a gasp in the audience. i thought, there he is. now everybody sees what this man is. >> bill cosby? >> cosby. >> cosby is free on bail until his sentencing this september. the 80-year-old faces up to 30 years in prison. his defense team declined comment for this report but right after the verdict, his attorney spoke to reporters. >> we don't think mr. cosby is guilty of anything, and the fight is not over. thank you. >> are you going to appeal, sir? >> yes. yes. very strongly. >> cosby's wife camile issued her own statement. she condemned the trial as mob justice, not real justice. but these four witnesses say camile's voice can't drowned out the verdict. >> when we last met beverly johnson, also an accuser, said this body of women are moving the needle. >> not much but we're still moving it. and that's the power we all feel. >

we're looking forward to the david versus goliath kind of matchup that is going to happen later today. amanda davies is live at the spartak stadium where argentina and iceland are facing off in just ban hour at this point. what's going on? >> hi, christi. hi, martin. glorious day here in moscow where the stage is set perfectly for the smallest nation ever to qualify for the world cup to take their bow on football's biggest stage. and what a way to do it against the might of the two-time world champions argentina and, of course, their star man lionel messi. this is a country with a population of just 330,000 people. and then when you look at the size of the pool of professional players they have to choose from for their 23-man squad, they have only about 100 of them. so just getting to this point, their first major world cup, is impressive enough. their coach is actually still a part-time dentist and he, as you would expect, has described this match today as the biggest in his country's footballing history. this is a team not just popular for what they do on the pitch but for their fan

. >> is this a david versus goliath case? >> absolutely, yeah.ouple young guys, i don't even have a hair-cut and lee johnson versus monsanto and the best trial lawyers in the world. >> reporter: lee worked for the benicia unified school districts as a groundskeeper regularly using roundup on the job. he was healthy when he started in 2012. now he's one of 4,000 people across the country who have filed suit against monsanto saying roundup gave them cancer. >> monsanto will stipulate they have never warned anybody about it. mr. johnson made safety decisions based on the label. >> reporter: the general public will see this and probably have roundup in their home. should they feel safe using that product? >> absolutely, they should. >> reporter: scott partridge is vice president of global strategy for monsanto. he said he's empathetic for mr. johnson but that -- >> there is no science that supports the plaintiff's position. >> reporter: while monsanto is on trial today, so is the truth about guy foe glyphosate, the main chemical in roundup. lawyers o

reports from outside the courthouse in san francisco and says the case is being called a david versus goliath battle. >>> reporter: yeah. it is all about a very popular product that a lot of people have used called roundup. you probably have used it over the years. the trial this morning starts at 9:30 a.m. this trial has the attention of the world right now involving a multi-million dollar company. here in downtown san francisco centering around 46-year-old lee johnson, who is dying from nonhodgkin's lymphoma with lesions that cover 80% of his body. he says the company monsanto is to blame for not warning the public about roundup. lee worked for the benicia unified school district as a groundskeeper regularly using roundup on the job. he was healthy when he started back in 2012 and now he is one of 4,000 people across the country who have filed suit against monsanto saying roundup gave them cancer. >> monsanto will tell you they will stipulate they have never warned anybody about it. mr. johnson made safety decisions based on the label. >> there is no science and there is no medicine that su

a david and goliath story playing out. >>> a woman's support dog is stolen and now the only hope is someonehing and give her back. >>> also, uc researchers come up with what could be the future of using dna. >>> tonight in prime time on abc7 at 8:00, we've got "the bachelorette" followed by the premiere of "the proposal" and then stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. there you have it. please tune in. >>> did the toxic smoke from ldr perhaps their unborn children? that is the focus of a new study being conducted by public health researchers at uc, davis. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: his name is phoenix as in one who rises from the ashes, and there's basically what he did, born just days after the devastating napa fires last october. >> it was just such a scary time here. >> reporter: a very pregnant amy whi whiteford took this photo of the heavy smoke she was subjected to. >> the fumes were so bad. it was different than just a wildfire. you are worried about particulate matter. these were houses and garages that burned, you know, house paint and refrigerators.

we're looking forward to a david versus goliath on the match-up to take place later this morning. >>s through that but coy wire. >> listen, world cup hype is real. even though the u.s. didn't qualify, more people bought tickets in the united states than any other nation other than host nation russia. and 1.6 million people tuned in in the states to watch the opening match. they were the two worst-ranked teams in the tournament. neighboring nations in what was perhaps the greatest world stage match in history with spain. one of the favorites and stable of thoroughbreds taking on one man, carrying a nation of portugal on his shoulders, and one of greatest of all time, renaldo. at 33, this could be his last world cup. he's a man on a mission, battling younger defenders. putting him to the test. earning a penalty kick early. spain would score, tying it at one just before halftime. renaldo's prowess and power another rocket shot past of the goaltender there. 2-1 portugal at the half. spain would jab back, tying it up again on this goal. the second of diego costa's two of the day. going up

these developers that traditionally may want to be with someone smaller, independent, as opposed to a goliathike microsoft >> meaning they don't want to be part of github because microsoft owns it? >> exactly. >> developers will flee the platform, is that -- >> exactly. >> i think that's the worst case scenario in this a lot of people are very imported into this system and use it it's a very vibrant and healthy system i don't know that that would necessarily make them move along just because it's owned by microsoft. if they made substantive changes or advantage microsoft, that would be the case. i don't think that's what satya was talking about when he was discussing that. he's right they've done a very good job i was just at linkedin recently and talkedo jeff wiener, ceo there. they've done a very good job of keeping hands off. and they should. they shouldn't medal they got into trouble when they did that at skype and some other acquisitions and i think they learned their lesson. >> the battle for talent is important to silicon valley companies. just because you have a lot of money doesn't a

that the nation has mixed up priorities and that we must think of the david of truth against the goliath of justice. the poor people's campaign was designed to get the nation right side up but it was only possible if the people in the room joined sclc that spring. after dr. king received his applause, it showcased the anxious energy of the activists present, not to mention the vastly different ways those present thought about poverty. asked, the one just our support or our demands to include in the whole ball of wax? characteristically the other was more pointed arguing if king wanted to confirm with chicanos, he must understand that conferring is a two-way street. he repeated such concerns and captivated the room with a fist pounding, table rattling defense of the land-grant struggle, equating the treaty and the destruction that violence and armed self-defense proposed. whites are afraid of their own crimes, he cried. they are not afraid of violence. the liberty bell cracked in rebellion against the betrayal against the country. he concluded by asking about abernathy standing in for dr.

victoria by surprise. 28 gerald alexandria ocasio cortez compared her race to the story of david and goliathhis seat for 20 yea rs joe crowley has held his seat for 20 years and is even regarded as the next leader of his party the house of representatives. alexandria ocasio cortez was the first person and over a decade to challenge him. i was not born to a wealthy powerful family. in a campaign video the former organiserfor family. in a campaign video the former organiser for bernie sanders emphasised her roots and her committee will portraying her opponent as an out of touch washington outsider. he cannot possibly represent us. she promised voters to fight for universal health care, a federaljobs guarantee and immigration reform. the morning after her when she exposed how she pulled it off. —— she explained how she pulled it off. we focused on making sure every person could see and have physical contact with our campaign in this community and have a message that was unapologetic in its advocacy for economic social and racial justice for working class americans. whilst you think the win mean

party but at the same time we should not think that this is a major defeat this is a david versus goliath fight there is something in particular i would like to point out and the staff made a point about the headscarf issue. is sister who appeared in numerous campaign rallies is bearing the headscarf his mother is varying the headscarf so making this about conservative versus secular doesn't necessarily fly in that way unless you're making the claim that my heart i mean geez also and then me of his own sister who appeared at his campaign rallies you need to see the larger picture as i said before oh ok. let's give us a chance to. come back to celine go go ahead and as briefly and this i'm sort of. i'm sorry but that doesn't mean anything i mean if he is i mean wife or mother or sister is being and has a car in the past also a chemist and it's interesting they use this kind of this where they said look my mother is also being a heads up i'm not in a scuffle and against her. and i am and you know the use of rights covers a political symbol and this kind of rhetoric we have also i mean i lov