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it's happeng today, the stadium is opening and tonight is the very first game. if you look bind me, you can see people are lined u waiting for the gates to open. that's expected to happen very soon. and people are getting here extra early to take look and see the new home of the d.c. united. we shot a little bit ofid earlier today just to give you an idea what it looks like outside the stadium. officials cut the ribbon for audi field less thanne week ago. it's a $500 million stadium that seats 20,000 soccer fans. now, i spoke to a 14-year-old who's excited about attending this first game here. >> i'm just a big soccer fan in to have a team locally around my area, i have to support them. >> is it a big deal for you as a teen to get to go to the first game here? >> yeah, because 5 years from now, i can still say, i went to the first game at audi field. it's going to be interesting. >> what are you looking forward to the most about the new stadium and being here? >> well looking forward to the team winning. but also to thembnce of a new stadium. big soccer fan. >>

that's happeng all over the country. besides the trade battl with chiep a there's also tippi freud between the president and harley davidson over tariffs and now bmw could pottially be next. more tariffs on europe auto imports would raise costs and potentially force bmw to cut its production in. the white house says this is something ey just have to do. tt pres is focused not on the the long termt on and he wants to make sure that we're doinghings that help protect american workersot and prt american industry and he is going to keep t pushingo make sure that we have good trade deals. we have been in trade deficits with nearly every country across the globe for yearand a president wants to ensure that that doesn't encontinue. republican sors are getting frustrated with the tariffs and growing concerns that h they willt the economy ahead ofember's midterms. up next, should raise be a fact or when it comes to college admissions. we're talking aboue the house decision to refers obama era guide lines oni that be. coming up ne

. >> chief dean tells us the overdoses are happeng all across the district, not a single neighborhood. >>s proteutside the white the third night in a row, demo against what they see as corruption. the sign reading trump is not above the these demonstrations kicked off the night he returned home from that controversial appkirance in he helsinki. tonight in an interview with cbs, the president says he accepts that russiaed meddl in the 2016 presidential election and he holds russia's president responsible. >> do you hold him personally >> well, i would because he's in charge of the country just like elf to be m responsible for things that happen in this country. so certainly as the a leader of country you would have to hold him responsible, yes. >> president trumplso reiterated he's willing to sit down for an interview with special counsel robert mueller. he maintains the russia probe is a "vicious witch hunt." >> i've always wanted to do an interview because look, there's been no colleeion. there's nontalk of russia. there's been no phone call.e' th been nothing. and it's, i call it a

than income and that will result in some sort of a setback for the financial industry, but it's not happeng like it will be tougher to make it happen in the future. >> we have the cfpb which i hope is still going to be continuing to operate and especially in the mortgaending space. we needed the mortgage lending standards and we have them now. >> looking back on that stressful weekend. sheila bair wishes she had not allowed indy mac's immediate overseer, the office of thrift supervision or ots to close the bank on a friday in the middle of the afternoon freaking out customers. >> if there was one mistake, i still kick myself for that is we should have waited until the regular closing hours were over before we closed the bank. >> by the way, one other change since 2008? the ots no longer exists. for "nightly business report," jane wel, pasadena, california. >> seems like yesterday. >> ooh. that does it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joiningls. >> i'm b griffith. have a great evening. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation

totten and get around all of the work happeng here. that might be your routine because this work is set to continue into september 3rd. that's 45 days in total from july 21sntt, u that third day. back here live on the ground, we're seeinguses comend go. they are buses tt will get riders between ft. totten and er this france is tied up, too. buses will get you there, as noll. this is a short term deal. this will be the deal here, for the next several weeks. back to you in the studio. >>> now, to a horrifying city om ocean city. was impaled in the chest by a beach umbrella. a gust of wind lifted the umbrella. last week, strong winds drove at >>brella int ankle of a woman. a sister killed by a hit-and-run drer, and making this even worse, the driver was her own brother. family members asked to takeer the airport this weekend. the two argued and moreno climbed out of the car. that's when witnesses say michael ran over here and kept on going. nancy was trying to help her brother get much-needed help. >> she was beautiful. and she was caring

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trade we'll check in with the ceo of rockwell on a mission with unusual insight on what is really happeng. that's coming up on "squawk alley. >>> we have an interview with jack lew plus british prime minister, tony blair and facebook comments. and we'll talk to the cfo of ford ahead you don't want to miss blair's thoughts on the trump meeting today. and what deal could happen between the u.s. and europe. >>> and "the washington post" has a story up citing three sources that the president's advisers believe he will plow ahead on $200 billion of tariffs on auto imports despite objections from some of his advisers we have already heard some not contrary opinions but at least more shaded opinions from the likes of mulvaney and kudlow. >> and the question is, what is china going to do to retaliate these are the $200 billion in chinese. then they can go for all of the u.s. imports into china. and what, if anything else, could they do when it comes to regulatory, not approving deals, like we saw from facebook today. the other question is the market's resilience in the face of all this. not much