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for your business report, i'm morgan brennan t athe new york stock exchange. >>> it's time to take a look at me of today's up grades and down grades. we began with microsoft. $118 a share from nicolas, following the company's earnings that we told you about yesterday. the analyst cited momentum across microsoft clouds and gaining unit. the stock grows morthan 1.5% today to 106.27. six flags down graded the neutral to out perform red bush. weather and a high stock evaluation, price target, $70. the stock fell more than 4% today, $67.64. sketchers was also down graded to neutral to positive. the firm cites a negative outlook following the company's very disappointing earnings report of yesterday. priels target, $26. ares drop by 21% to 6.27. >>> still ahead. soybeans get squeezed. >> i'm contessa brewer in north dakota where the farmers are feeling the pinch from this trade war. soybeans cing into a bountiful harvest. more ahead on the business report. >>> now t w tradere the president says he's ready to go with tariffs on all $500 billion worth of chinese goods coming into this untry.

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to be able to put labels on these stocks and think that we can develop and invest in ath strategy fro, is something we don't subscribe to. >> what does the individual investor do then. go look for fairly valued stocks withot goodm line? how do you determine what is going to grow your portfolio, regardless of whatever the definition is by the money managers? >> sure. question.eat and really how we counsel clients is, a well diversified portfolio, that's going to be able to capture what growth has to offer over a long term you want to segment your portfolio among different capsizes. large cap, mid s cap,ll cap. all of those have different value components. large cap growth and large cap value. there's not muchum of a pre value there. oftenimes it will pay a premium over time, having your bets spreadosut a a number of different factors makes sense for the average in keeping your costs low, and being able to stay the cost through the ups and downs of the market. >> which brings me full circle back to my first question. would you include the facebooks and amazons and netflixs which have be

look athe finishing touches. he's 19 years old. the first teenager --he have yo ard of pele -- to score in a world cup final. france beats croatia 4-2 and win their second world cup, the first since 1998. what did you do on your summer vacation? >>> all those fans of the nationals are excited going into the cvention center downtown for fanfest. this town is wrapped up in major league baseball all stars. it's a nice distraction from the home team stumble. losers of 5 of 7, the nats trying to change that before the break. citi field, you've got to enjoy hot dogs, right, andlso the pitching before the mets. jeremy hellickson looking good.g s six innings, his longest outing since may 8. he got some help from the nats bats. daniel murphy doing it again against his old team. scores two runs. he's batti .377. 4-1, bases loaded. that's a rocket shot to left. two more runs come home and the nats go up 6-1 on the mets. that's good stuff. in the ninth, i herrera a jam, bases loaded, two outs. a pop-up and the nats win it 6-1. washington goes

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invitindent trump is russian presir athe whiteouse va the dsfteromhees c two leaders met in finlan these meeting would reportedly happen in the fall. >> and good moking to you. thanou for joining us. >> today is fri july 20th. let's check in with mikeet thomas and an update on today's weather and thewe ekend. >> hey, guys, today's weather looks greyb once again. e a few moreuds in the sky this afternoon but it's the weekend we're concerned with here in d.c. as we get rey to begin it. one more workday here to get through and then we'll be there. starting off nice andle pant this morning but here are your weather c headlines. paloudy day today. so just a few more clouds. other than that, a really pleasant day with temperatures much like they were the past 80's this afternoon. to upper saturday as things stand at ksthis moment, looike it's going to be on the wet se of things. could be a steady rain. yesterday was just looking like that scattered showers through thefternoon. now it looks like it could potentially be a wetter afternoon some storms sunday. sunday looks like the drier of th t

tsipras, says he takes full political responsibility for the bushfires that have ki.ed 80 people around athe the government faced calls from opposition to apologize for failing to respond quickly ough. he said that the authorities would act quickly to tackle unlicensed residential building development. two people have beend while trying to contain a rapidly expanding wildfire in northern california. thsands of people have bee ordered to evacuate as the carr fire continues to rage. another firefighter was killed earlier this week while battling a separate blaze near yosemite national park. the directors of u.s. television network cbs say they will examine allegations of sexual against chairman leslie moonves. the allegations were published by "the new yorker" magazine and also to go back decades. the board said it would promplly review theations and take appropriate actions. moonves is one of america's highest-paid business executives. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's less travelede h what it is l be young and republican in trumps america. in siaurviving t

a good time to sell ath a h price but will that investment pay off in the near term for bp. for "nightly business report" i'm jackie deangelis. >>> fellow dow component merck topped forecast an raised in particular that helped power that drug giant's profits. meg has ttot sry for us. >> reporter: a big drir of merck's strong quarter, theca er drug keytruda, sales rose to $1.7 billion. first approved in 2014, the medicine is nowle fda ced to treat nine different kinds of cancer from lungs to lymphoma to melanoma. it was for that cancer it was famously used to treat for jr presidenmy carter and credited in 2015 with helping shrink i tumors his brain. >> this week they didn't find any cancer at all. keytruda ist p of the new wave of cancer treatment known as immunotherapy. some cancer cells have the ability to hide from immune system. bristol-myers unveiled cancer cells so defensesan tack. merck and bristol-myers have been locked in head-to-head battle for immunotherapy na nce. for theeyirst timeuda posted higher sales. >> we think they are very similar. however, keytruda was a

aran khan says those clai to distract fro athe corruptiegations. residence in all in the watching watching rawalpindi sults come in were divided. >> nawaz sharif has been in power and stealing from us. becauseport the plm they fulfill their promises. reporter: imran khan's supporters are in a buoyant mood tonight.ee but it sms likely they will have to form a coalition to take power, and his opponents are adamant in rejecting his victory. jane: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, the court case over the candy bar. nestlÉ could not catch a break when icomes to the kit kat bar. s hasrime minister of l said more than 130 people are missing after a partially built dam collapsed, flooding villages. killedast 2le were in the disaster and dozens made homeless as the forces ripped apart structures. reporter: surcovors of the apse of the dam in laos wade towards safety. they are a few of the almost 12,000 people affected. according to local media, thousands are still in need of rescue. water rolled through remote ar

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many were here athe height of the tourism season. ar the flames consumed his he and his family ran to the sea. >> we went directly witour clothes on the sea. very, very quickly. the fire was still coming because it burned everything and ore in coming more and our faces. mark: as the flames came crashing down the hill,de uring everything in their wake, one of the most tragicnt incidehappened over here. dssome 25 people ran towar the sea to try to take refuge. but they were too late and they were trapped.od when their bs were discovered, the remains of the parents were found hugging the children. the greek prime minister, visibly shaken, announced a state of emergency in the athens region and three days of national mourning. prime min. tsipras: there are no words to describe the feelings of all of us at this hour. the country is living an untold tragedy. bdozens of human lives han lost. mark: for the rescuers, the fear of discovering more bodies as dozens are reported missing. the flames may have faded, but beneath the ash, what nightm

we are telling themhat i want in, it is athe t good thing, but they are doing it badly. reporter: the pillars are built high a wide with the aim of noise reduction. those behind the project say there is no need to sound alarm bells. >> we entered the national parkn february of this year. it was three months ago when they give the orders. we are in compliance with the law. what sustainable mitigation measures are you taking to ensure that the infrastructure is sustainable? reporter: what makes the railwayreporter: such an important project is not just the thousands ofasngers who travel daily, but the tons of cargo that travel between the portnd the major points further inlet. this is part of kenya's plan to region's main transport hub. jane: next week more than 100 million pakistanis will head to the polls to choose their next leader. among those running ime minister is former cricketer imran khan. but the buildup to the election lahas been overshadowed bys that the powerful military is trying to propel him by cracking downn political rivals and press freedom. mr. khan' f

athe u.n. today, the secretary of state was backing his president. sec. pompeo: i'm glad that they are continuing to meet, and if the meeting takes place in washington, it is all to the good. gary: not all republicans arer happy, and as ponents, they see the whole approach as a betrayal. mr. kerry: i found it shocking. i found it to be one of the most disgraceful, remarkable moments of kowtowing to a foreign leader by an american president that anyone has ever witnessed. it wasn't just that it was a kind of surrender, it is that it dangerous. the president stood there and did not defend our country. gary: while the politicians get stuck e comedians cannot resist it either. >> second meeting? second meeting, because the first one went so well. it is like the exciting sequel cong out this summer, "titanic 2: here we go again." gary: after a turbulent week, it off to his golf club for the president, with the political and diplomatic establishment reeling from uncertainty. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, washington. jane: while we heard the u.s. secretary of state

. >> a shake-up athe top of papa john's. the fallout as the chain's founder and chairman resigns over racist comments. >>> an upset for the ages. croatia rises to beat engdnd dvance to the final round of the world cup. >>> overly generous? why some are takinliissue with jenner's spot on "forbes'" list of richest self-made women. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm milissa rehberger in for frances. >> we begin this morning withts developmenut of brussels where president trump is hosting several more meetings and bilateral discussions today before heading to the uk. all partom of what critics are calling mr. trump's disruption tour. >> with the preside taking more swings at nato and u.s. allies while making demands not even the u.s. is able to meet. all ahead of that highly charged sit-down with vladimir putin. nbc white hou correspondent ff bennett has more on what we can expect from e commander in chief today. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, milissa. president trump k

nkem: athe world cup, belgium have knocked five-time champions brazil out of the tournament. and france beat another south american team uruguay. in moscow. reporter: the five-time champions brazil getting knocked out, you would think that the world cup is alwa a poorer place without them. but they just haven't been very good. they've been getti better. but belgium are a side who have looked really strong. i paid a lot of attentionemo ecause they were in england's group. they're now unbeaten and had their wobble against the japanese. but the belgians looked absolutely fantastic. they went in 2-0 halftime. it was an own goal from fernando and an absolute thunder bolt from kevin de bruyner. brazil did come back. th pulled a goa back late on through augusto and neymar.he as diving around a few histrionics and perhaps they should have won a penalty through gabrielle jezus. brazil going home in what is a world cup of shocks. obviously that will rank among but not a massive shock because belgium are a very good side indeed. and they deserve their first oorld cup semifinal since 198

she said, "well, contact these folks over athe choctawhatchee basin alliance and ask them about it because i think you guys would be a really good candidate." >> sreenivit took almost a year to get the permits from the state and federal government to build the living shoreline, and it cost about $3,000-- about a quarter of what an 8 seawall would have. thstc.b.a. subsidizes the co with grants, labor and oyster shells, which are collected from local restaurants. are you surprised at how fast it's taken? >> shocked. shocked. we just had to protect the shoreline a little bit to give a chance for these grasses to gain a foothold, and with it all this life. and that's been the biggest thrill for us. this isn't just grass and some reefs; this thing is teeming life. >> sreenivasan: the bags of oyster shells create a whole new research shows that living shorelines attract more marine life and plants than seawalls. what kind of things do you see here? >> oh, my gosh. every kind of crab you can itagine. we've got hermrabs, stone crabs, blue crabs, fiddler crabs, marsh crabs. i sound like that guy fr

when they saw ce ath frightened, they tried to corral it. it wasn't to be, but it's another example of how this community is rallying to help one otan just as thousands of firefighters are doing their part to hold the line on a massive fire that's at least slowed in recent days, here, near buckhorn summit, fire crews worked to knock down the flames before they get into the trees. closer to redding, many of the nearly 40,000 residents evacuated from their homes are eager to go home and help each other. >> pull together and stay positive. there's so many people in this community helping. we know that we're going to all get through it. we're all going to get through it. >> we have to be patient. we're all at the mercy of the fire. it's not just the fire. we've got power lines that are down, services that are cut off, gas lines, water lines. >> worst part is not knowing. >> no one is more anxious than ronald. he knows his neighbor's house is okay, but he's not sure about his. >> you just never think it's going to happen to you. so you work 20 ye

joel kibazo is a partner ath associates and a former director of communications at africa developmentood to have you on the programme. this really goes to the heart of the trade difficulties, doesn't it? that issue of the border, and they have got to try to resolve it. even as this week we've had the irish prime minister about making reparations for the kind of checks that you would need in the event of no deal. i think there are two things here. 0ne, i think there are two things here. one, i i think there are two things here. 0ne, ithink i think there are two things here. one, i think nobody foresaw when brexit happened that the irish border would become such a big issue, but it goes to the heart of the northern ireland political situation and of course, trade between what is now the eu in the form of ireland, and of course what then will be a country in northern ireland that is part of the united kingdom, that will be out of the eu. so what is the mechanism that is going to regulate that trade? the second factor is that when the talks started, there was talk of an electronic sort of

at's ath so the bottom line in all this, if you're on the east coast, it means a lot more humidity as we start august and downpours too. >> well, that time of year, bill. thank you. >>> some good samaritans in chicago, they became the heroes after they helped rescue two police officers. authorities say the officers were responding to a call when a vehicle cut them off, causing them to wreck into a tree. local residents pulled the officers to safety and treated them until emergency crews arrived. video of the heroic act has gotten thousands of shares online. >>> still ahead, all the news that is fit to fight the growing feud between president trump and "the new york times." and downloadable weapons. a growing concern as blueprints for 3-d-printed guns get the green light. ♪ you got it from your parents. and they got it from theirs. it's your skin, and it can protect you from millions of things. so we're here to help you protect your skin. reenpharmacists and beauty consultants are specially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin. walgreens. trusted since 1901. no

"we are committed to the truce as long ath israelis are dcommitted to it," s hamas spokesman han kasman. if it returns to ag ession then the resistance will have to answer. despite the shaky peace the latest round or of titat attacks ranks among the worst in years. it began yesterday after a palestinian sniper shot dead staff sergeant aviv levy on th gaza border, the first israeli militarsu alty in four years. then dozens of drill air strikes killed four including three hamas fighters. a fresh flare-up against a deadly backdrop. since march thousands of palestinian death trying to breach the border with israel, defying a 12-year-old blockade. edsraeli snipers have kill nearly 140 palestinians. until yesterday no israelis had been killed. for the moment peace appears to prevail, t this is the third time egypt has negotiated a ceasefire so far this year, showing that even whene peomes to gaza war is never far behind. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> back in thed uni states an amazing story of survival. it happened at an airport far from austin. a vintage plane tried to take off with 13 people

it athe big3 here on fox sports power. two unbeaten squads up two. 33-31.coach of power nancy liner man and nancy, when you look at this, tri-state has got 6 players who scored. meanwhile corey maggette has scored 24 of the 33. would you tell your team you don't feed the hot hand or what? >> you'll need to score a lot more because we only have 3 players with gomes not able to play. he's going to have to continue to play at a high level the way he has. we got guys that that can play multiple positions. >> brian: he gets that one over mobley and tied up at 33 >> jim: if they post up like that i think you'll have to come off on big baby on the weak side in order to double down. amar'e stoudemire did not like that call. maggette will shoot one for two. he's got 24. brian custer along with jim jackson. michael rappaport, working the sidelines. kristina pink be hosting here from oakland. week 3 of the big3. first team to 50 wins this game. you got to weup by two. >> i heard you say i'm working the sidelines. i'd like you to say i'm surgically die secretarying the

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