bottom line, a sell-off, it's an opportunity to buy, especially stocks that have just pulled off theirhs and stocks with nice yields that have grown larger thanks to the decline in the overall market these are the best places to bargain hunt in the decline of any magnitude. and i'll be right there alongside you, trying to spot them let's go to jada rose in new york >> caller: hi, cramer. >> hi. >> caller: long-time listener. i wanted to know how interest rates will affect my dividend stocks. >> okay, people will immediately sell higher yielding stocks when rates go higher. it just happens every time why? because you know what? bonds can offer more attractive yield with more safety so you swap out the alleged safety of some stocks and go for true safety of bonds this is the way some people think. i personally like growth and yield, therefore i would not be a sell of the stocks, but it's what happened in the marketplace. it already has it's happened since '79. get ready and don't be shocked jason in new york, jason >> caller: hey, jim, how you doing? >> all right how with you >> caller:

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a drop off in the numbers.hine and then cooling for tuesday and wednesday. next warming trend, that kicks in later in the week, thursday. especially by friday and saturday. we will introduce 90s by that time frame. tomorrow morning fog, locally dense near the coast the bay area -- coast and the bay area. clouds clear back to the shoreline but probably patches around the bay and san francisco monday afternoon. forecast highs, warmest locations in the 90s, vacaville. oakland 70. upper 80s to lower 90s for antioch and brentwood. san jose 79 and san francisco lots of clouds tomorrow morning. still left over patches for tomorrow afternoon. 64 degrees. the coast, temperatures close to 60 degrees for tomorrow. here is your 5-day forecast and we will cool off for tuesday and wednesday. they will be the coolest days of the week and we warm up by thursday. look what happens, friday and saturday, more 90s. mid-90s by saturday. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> there is a new push to limit the amount of screen time fo

but i gave a totally off-the-record, you saw it, it said off-the-record. and i said something strong, but it's my belief and they violated it and they said they violated it it's unbelievable what's happening with the fake news it's unbelievable. when you say off-the-record, that's a very -- it's not a legal term, but it's a term of honor. so when i say off-the-record, here's the story in order to really save time, i don't want to waste a lot of time and then they say, they actually printed my off-the-record. they said president trump said off-the-record, and then they go onto this. i said this is first, these are very dishonorable people but i said in the end it's okay because at least canada knows how i feel, so it's fine it's fine. it's true. it just happened it just happened as i came off the plane, i said that's impossible -- no, they didn't do that they would have been better off if they left the off-the-record. usually what they'll do is they will leave the off record and say oh, i thought it was on the record to explain more about how our plan will

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can see the fifty sixth season of the bundesliga welcome to kick off. who will stop by and save german football could it be uli in august on his hof in hindsight finished third last season ticket to the champions league and i guess man one small. well there's no point going into an olympic one hundred make a final and saying i want to finish fifth next we don't seventeen sides j.c. and by then we want to give it a go. typical fighting tilt from now goes man and open challenge to the title holders and one that by a new revel in. the open if they said before the game with they were going to talk a challenge in front of yeah but i liked i. could this kind of confidence rattled by in this season. oftentimes have spent thirteen million euros on me players including cassim adams thirty million more than buying so would it be sweet dividends for that investment. reality swifty keeps him for the visitors often time found themselves in depression no sign of their pre-match bravado. and midway through the first half the reigning champions opened the scoring a goa

break have you forgotten all about the bundesliga well we haven't before the next season begins kick off takes a look back at last season hamburg is no longer around what went wrong. how did shall commence to conquer second place and is it a surprise that by and champions but was enough to make the giants happy let kick off take you back. we've seen it before again by and celebrating being win as league champions but only one title this time . it would have been nice to see him off with a double you do both even without it your pint is bowed out of by and fun ha. ha. you think you the early season was a bit sticky. back to the beginning victory in the super cup after apache pre-season then a winning start to the bundesliga but still that nagging sense of. dissatisfaction . we hear different so. relieved. after improve. on match day three by last hoffenheim campaign defeat since twenty eleven and with the us rivals dortmund playing up a storm the storm clouds were gathering on high and you know. if you remember when you buy arrived in october we were five points behind the leaders of the

and the next morning, takes off again. takes off again. goes into formation again, and this situation is even worse, where he gets into a dog fight with german planes and takes two bullets right to his head. plane crashes down in german territory, and a couple days later, an a.p. reporter from the "new york sun" knocks on t.r.'s door. t.r. is dictating correspondence to his secretary and it's like, i have this telegram here, and it says, watch sagamore hill for -- and the rest was censored by the war department. and t.r. knows it's trouble. he says, it's got to be one of my boys. and it can't be ted, because he's wounded at this point. it can't be archie, because he's really wounded. it can't be kermit, because kermit has been coming around the bend from the middle east to france. he's been laid low in italy with malaria. it's got to be quentin. don't mention anything to mrs. roosevelt. don't talk about this. but the next day, word comes, quentin has been shot down. but is he alive? is he did? is he captured? what is his status? and nobody

gets off and i'm just alone with the music he was equal miche. these much to me. well it seems dreams do come true and we now this is a family in norway who managed to build their dream house against all odds they wanted to build a sustainable home made from clay but in the arctic climates in the far north of their home country proved to be a bit tricky so they used a unique technique to make it happen and i'm now shielded from the elements we took a closer look at as part of our ongoing series your max deluxe. anyone who sees this glass dome for the first time might think a u.f.o. has landed. the unusual house stands on a small island with some four hundred inhabitants in northern norway just above the arctic circle. the glass dome resembles an outsized green house. this house right on the scene fulfilled one norwegian family's lifelong dream. we wanted to live a sustainable way we wanted the house and the lifestyle that would. that would harm us like the help our health and wouldn't harm there by. the year to photograph family our ben young men who works on a sa

you are just not qualified off to take it off. because -- you're not a pilot.ets. this person obviously had some training. and, knew the plane very well. because, he is a mechanic. so knew how to put the gear up. knew the important speed at which you've could take off. avoid stalling. got the engine, you know, two engines. now this q-400 -- it is a remake of an older plane. they upgreat!$!!aded t,madeeng faster. ten years ago this was a new version of an older turbo prop, belter better engines. >> respectfully, i was listening intently to vetting there is for pilot, versus vetting for mechanic. while it makes sense on its face, listening to you, it seems to me loike today has uncovered or proved a vulnerability in the system like david was telling us. >> sure, absolutely. been an issue for some time. because, 3/4 of the people who work at the airport haven't had vetting or security that even a passenger has passed. it is a huge loophole. and discussed at length after 9/11. >> because no one envisioned something like this would hap m? >> no, i think they have.

wall street shrugs off a warning from the u.s. president donald trump reckons if he were kicked out of office the market would crash. new u.s. tyrants on sixteen billion dollars worth of chinese products come into effect beijing responds in kind is there a way out of the ranks. and caution about one of the biggest company listings in history the saudis insist iran because i p o will not be called off. i'm ben fizzle and let's do business could pietschmann equal market crash legal chaos is roiling the white house this hour experts say don't trump residency is under threat he faces tough questions about pay to women he's alleged to have had affairs with is his response to questions about his political future i'll tell you what if i ever got impeached i think the market would pressure i think everybody would be very poor. because without this thinking you would see it you would see numbers that you wouldn't believe in reverse. or better place to get the reaction on this story than from wall street so if you mask is standing by for us

they will go off to france to fight. and, also going off to france, or eventually, is kermit. kermit is the son. he is sort of dark and brooding and also alcoholic, which is a problem in the roosevelt family, not with t.r. kermit had accompanied tr to africa and the amazon. he does not get to go to the american army at first. he goes off and joins the british army. he is sent to the middle east to fight against the ottoman empire, the ottoman turks, becomes friends and makes the acquaintance of a fellow named t.e. lawrence, goes off to mesopotamia and is in engineering or transportation corps with the british going up the tigris and euphrates and a n armored rolls-royce, a gentleman's war after all. if you're in the office accord. -- officer corps. he distinguishes himself at the tail end of one of these battles, stumbling upon a large contingent of turkish soldiers. he does not even have his pistol, but he has his swagger stick. he is with the british army after all. he waves the swagger stick and demands they surrender, and they do. [laughter] david: i think they know how th

scott has taken time off to spend time with her. and the tournament's sponsor will take another $15,000 to help fund the couple's fight. we wish them well. >> you know what curry was doing today he was watching the pga championship. >> was he? >> for sure, like everybody else. thrilling sunday in golf. final major of the year where tiger woods and brooks kepka wowed the crowd in st. louis. swagger i t b he theamt tiger e backf kepka on 11. did not fall, would have been a birdie. he birdied 12, made sure he hit it hard enough on 13 for another birdie. suddenly he's one back of the lead. then tiger bogeyed 14. got back to throwing darts on 15. 164 yards and it muddied the bank. tiger kicked that in for a birdie. just one back of his first major since 2008. brooks kepka was tied with his playing partner adam scott. but on 15 he drained his first birdie of the back nine. tiger sliced it into the hazard on the par 5 17. department go into the water but he carted a par when it should have been a birdie at the worst. and it was a winning t

takes off a bit of an invitation. to kill in the reason folks he takes that chance but obviously it's a take and will be easily i believe we should have told the referee and should have said please have a look at least check it yourself get it different and make a decision i'm hundred percent convinced if you would have done that to repeat no penalty it's interesting that you call it a clear mistake because we've now had the d.f. days refereeing commission chinee and with that opinion on this and basically what they've said is that the video assistant was correct not to step in not to get involved and tell the referee to check it again and what i say is that the video assistant should only get in touch with a referee if a clear mistake has been knighted now obviously i think is going to be a lot of debate over whether that was a clearness that you clearly feel and when you see some of the decisions they get my by over the course of a weekend you do have to wonder how is this all work and yeah exactly and the whole thi

this after a big drop off yesterday. santa rosa, 79 degrees. low 60s in san francisco, upper 60s in oakland and livermore checking in right about 73. san jose at 71. a few there at sfo, mostly cloudy skies over sfo. because of that, we could have some arriving flight delays. that will continue as we get into your bay area wednesday. the 24 hour temperature change showing you down by 9 degrees over areas like concord. in livermore around the bay, a tad warmer in oakland but for the rest of us, a cooler one out there. we are going to continue to see the onshore breeze. fairfield, 32 miles per hour gusting, sustained at 28. so, that cooler air and a lot of cloud cover around the bay area. along the peninsula, did not even clear out. take a look at san francisco, down through areas like san mateo and redwood city where we continue with mostly cloudy skies over portions of the north bay as well and even into the east bay. getting into your bay area wednesday, temperatures will be very similar. we've got 60s along the coastline. for your afternoon, a

it comes off. see? oh my gosh, it's coming off.r freaking blood. >> that's actually a scratch. okay? that's a scratch. >> still, the detective pressed him. he had motive and opportunity, she said. >> when you went upstairs you were arguing with her. and you know you were arguing with her. >> reporter: she was also reluctant to believe the shooting happened so quickly --- no threats, warning or hesitation. >> she went from saying i'm going to do what i want to just pulling -- >> yeah. yeah! she did. i'm not lying to you. >> reporter: and when the detective gave a description about the gunshot wound. a description that turned out to be inaccurate. that really set tom off. >> that wound on the back of her head isn't where she could do it herself, tom. it is not. >> oh [ bleep ] >> it is not. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: and then, quite suddenly, in the middle of it all, completely out of nowhere, the detective made an abrupt declaration. >> and i have to let you know that your wife did not make it. your wife did no

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s round of negotiations sent tos kick off tek. rajini: paul backdrop in new york, thanks for joining us. pridentith trade, immigration p's freenrget cye s on of i e immigrations and customs enforcement service, also known as ice. he called them patriots and --oes command claimed tr aiopandts and claimed that democrats are weak on border control. i spoke with the former acting annt tayorin t rderref or oice. head up ice. it is a good thing, right? >> it is a good thing in the sense that they are honored for the work that they do and the cases he highlighted are thexa goodles of the incredible work that ice officers do in the country -- saving drugs of the border and saving people from human trafficking. the overall purpose behind the event is what concerns me. ihink it is political in nature. we have the midterm elections and an element in the democratic party looking atolicies like family separatit is shing -- not the good things t ahe does, but the extremepushing, e abolishment, getting rid of ice. what the president is tryg to d

as you expect in the valleys it could cools off 69 by 8:00. our east bay valleys, our warmest temperatures today and through the weekend. we're starting off pleasant, 62 degrees this morning, 67 at 10:00, to 74, get out at lunch and enjoy that. we'll hang out in the low to mid 80s for the better part of the afternoon hours. as a football friday night begins around 7:00, 8:00, temperatures falling back in the mid to lower 70s. we'll look at the warmth, 90s coming this weekend next. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. we are looking at friday light and holiday light volumes so far for the friday morning commute. here's emeryville, westbound 80 no delays. a crash much earlier this morning about two and a half hours ago that has cleared. making your way to the maze and the maze is empty with no metering lights on yet. highway 4 to walnut creek, six minutes, westbound 24, to highway 13, another 8, westbound 580, even the central valley is friday light. that is only going to take you about 30 minutes. you're in the green. >>> there are new details

reporter: this participant got off to a good start. after her very first go, the target figure is riddled with holes. everyone gets ten shots, and encouragement as well, if needed. these aren't gun enthusiasts -- they're women who are afraid. marchelle: that's all it takes. nobody's getting back up from that. that's right here in this breastbone right here. that means the lungs are collapsed. he's not getting back up. reporter: so, how do participants feel? maxine: powerful -- and it's serious. i mean, it's a little scary. and i've fired -- it's not my first time coming to the range, but it's a little nerve-wracking. reporter: it's all smiles for the souvenir photo. none of the women are great shots yet, but they do feel more confident. marchelle tig washington belongs to the national african american gun association -- the first group of its kind for african-americans. the atlanta branch alone has grown from 500 to 1000 members within two years, and 600 of them are women. and the industry is happy to supply them. gun stores now also s

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at off will leave a pole a three no off against west ham at anfield and imbali are also on the field right now if no no that he. now the spanish football season kicks off on sunday when the league champions the baath alone to face couples all right runners up the via in the super cop the traditional season opener is being played over just one leg for the first time since one thousand nine hundred eighty two another change to the fixture is that it's being staged in the moroccan city of tangier buffalo in a row wary of the via who could be more much fear after playing in the early rounds of the europa league you think. they have the advantage over the radio play doing the last two or three weeks they may feel at a later stage the tightness of play too many games but right now they have the advantage of having that competitive tone even though some of the games they played as difficult as regular ones. are a super team and specialists at winning finals the stats prove that they can count on many of the best players in the world and that is often decisive but i always say that the only

here she is with her mom. >> oh, nice. >> whoa. >> she pulls off this move.e does this. >> you know, you got to hit your celebration dance,hyot>>eaed from fort night. now check out these other instagram videos that her mom who clearly is into fitness herself is posting she's such an adorable little girl and she's clearly got her own fitness workout routine. >> so many parents have a problem with their kids wanting to stay in and play fort night, in this case she's get together gym. there's no problem with this at all. >> they've even set up these workout routines outside and she's kills it. >> i thought she was going to flip a tire. >> she does flip a tire but it's a much smaller tire. also in beast mode, zack rules. >> what? >> uh-huh. >> wait a minute. >> he's coming a lot heard than i anticipated. doing the moving handstand pushups while on top of a vehicle, i'd never guess that. >> and carrying the weight of your wheelchair too. he's 26 years old now but he lost his leg because he was born with a deformity. so they just amputated. and was growing up he de

it effectively slashes 5 zeroes off the old currency. president maduro says it will revitalize the economy, but many economists believe his make things worse. cases of measles have hit a record high in europe, according to the world health organizatie . 41,000 peove been infected in the first six month of this year, leading to 37 deat. experts blame this surge on the drop of the number of people being vaccinated. president trump has said that he will most likely have a second euing with kim jong-un, according to thers news agency following an earlier sit down with the north kore leader in singapore. this comes asnother symbol of warmer relations takes place on reunion ofla, a families on both sides of the border who have norseen each ot for 60 years. laura bicker has more. laura: after more than 60 years apart, it can be hard to find the words. some just throw themselves in their brother's arms. others offer a deep bow. "i remember how beautiful yous were," sayone sister to another, as they try recognize features not seen in decades. ear

it's lift—off for nasa's mision to the sun.he shutters come down on seven more m&s shops as the retailer battles to improve its fortunes. paul pogba unveils a new penalty technique as manchester united open the new premier league season with a win over leicester. # daddy cool. and we meet the men making dad dancing cool. good morning, it's saturday august the 11th. our top story — nasa will this morning launch one of its most ambitious space missions — sending a probe into the sun's atmosphere. a rocket carrying the parker solar probe will blast off from cape canaveral in florida just after 8.30. it will travel at speeds of more than 100 miles per second. that's the equivalent of london to sydney in 88 seconds, making it the fastest man—made object in history. scientists hope it will gather data to help understand the solar storms which can disrupt satellite communications. will batchelor reports. liftoff! address rehearsal for a journey into the sun. for more than 60 years, nasser has wanted to gather data from inside the sun'

what time does your go off? get to sleep in. >> david gregory's went off at 5:35. something like that. >> david gregory. get that man some coffee. see you in ten minutes. thank you. >>> let's get a check on cnn money at 5:50. stock futures ticking lower. the market finished mostly higher yesterday. tech stocks carrying the gains. stock markets in europe and asia are mixed. investors awaiting the july jobs report due an hour before the opening bell. the forecast for 190,000 new jobs. unemployment rate expected to tick down. wages forecast to hold steady. >>> apple is the darling of wall street this morning. stock popped 3% yesterday. it capped off a historic mind boggling run. apple is the most valuable company in u.s. history. worth more than $1 trillion in market value. stock up 22% this year and more than 200% over the past five years. the start of the span the market cap was below $500 billion. some perspective on the new number, only 16 countries in the world have a gdp of more than $1 trillion. or this, the

then the lightbulb went off immediately. >> reporter: it also went off for marion.stimony of the prosecution's case she told the jury when she heard her friend was gone she immediately remembered something jody said just weeks earlier. >> she said that during this conversation that i had with him, if anything happens to me, you'll know who did it. she said, you'll know it was him. >> reporter: the prosecutor's position was clear. a husband with a motive. the perfect setting. the violent intent to kill his wife. or was there another way of looking at that couple perched high on those cliffs on a summer night? stephen's new wife says the prosecution has it all wrong. >> my husband is not capable. that's not the man he is. my husband is sweet, kind, loving, considerate. >> reporter: the defense was ready to show how stephen scharf, far from villain, was the real victim in this story. coming up -- >> they destroyed the crime scene area. >> reporter: new questions about the evidence and was there another reason why a son might implicate his dad? >> who does the money go

we're starting off with fog, thick in some parts. here's a live view and here's how your day planner works out. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it will be breezy this afternoon and that's going to allow for temperatures to come down a little bit from yesterday and also improve air quality. by this afternoon temperatures still very warm inland, in the mid 90s around the bay we reach near 80 degrees. and at the coast the sea breeze keeps things cool in the 60s. sunset, 8:08, temperatures will be dropping. >>> we have an issue in the fairfield area, westbound 80 past texas street, we have a vehicle fire blocking the lane, right now. other than that we are fairly quiet. here's an empty side of the richmond side of the bridge, no delays approaching the toll plaza there. >>> the larger of the two fires making up the historic mendocino complex fire is now 49% contained. >> crews are still weeks away from reaching full containment. the ranch fire has burned 256,000 acres the smaller river fire has destroyed near 49,000 acres and it' senator

this did not fall off his hand. >> when abc 7 got involved.ived this statement from sheila gibson at kaiser redwood city. when we were made aware of the loss on saturday, we began an extensive search to locate his ring, including interviewing all staff members involved in mr. halvorsen's care, carefully searching his room and locations where he received treatment, sifting through trash and working with our linen supplier. we will continue our efforts and will cooperate with any police investigation. it's a statement pete and his family do not agree with, saying the hospital didn't get involved until sunday night. the halvorsens know they may never get the answers they're looking for, emfor penny. >> and that was the one thing she was really looking forward to putting on her necklace and keeping him with her. >> penny and the rest of their family doing their best to stay upbeat and positive for bill's final days. in redwood city, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> well, hopefully they find that ring. >> absolutely. >> goodness knows they've been through

it was off the table. if congress wants to set rules for states that take grants from the government for law enforcement, you can set those rules. they can require cooperation, but it cannot be done retrospectively. >> i'm getting insight into the courts decision. they cited an interview, with fox news last year. implying california may have been targeted by president donald j. trump. >> yes, in the sense that san francisco and other so-called things work cities in california were a prime target. there are other ones also. we were among the first to proclaim ourselves that way. therefore, it was a target from the president. ultimately, in terms of the decision, it did not matter. what matters is the executive order goes way beyond his power. it was issued the same week as the muslim man. -- ban. >> there is a victory for the trump administration. that is the court ruling that the lower court was overreaching. they are urging them to reconsider the nationwide ban. what does this mean for the fight ahead? ou

"off the record, canada is working their you know what off. he goes every time we have a problem with a point, i put up a picture of a chevrolet impala." that vehicle is made in canada. the president has threatened tariffs against canada should there not be a trade deal with that country. the star says that when they went to canadian officials today asking for a comment, that made the canadian officials, hearing about the comment, sour a little bit as to whether or not the trump administration and negotiators for the administration were actuallien win in getting a deal done with canada. watch this exchange here. a question that was posed to the foreign minister of canada earlier today outside the ustr office. watch. >> you think they're negotiating in good faith? >> ambassador lighthizer and his team have been working really, really hard. as i said, our starting position at the beginning were very far apart. i think at this point we know what each side needs. >> are they working in good faith? there was a pause. she said they're working really

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they are off to a good start.the school year and to begin a new adventure. >> reporter: the school is located in the former saint elizabeth high school in oakland's fruitdale district. the freshman class is diverse but made up of mostly of african-american, latino, and vietnamese students who wouldn't have an opportunity such as this. >> we are starting this year with a class of ninth graders. over the next four years we will grow to a school of over 500 students >> reporter: right now there are 69 students but the school is still -- is still accepting new applications. classes will begin next week. in oakland, ktvu fox2 news. >>> new york city is now the first in the country to cap the number of rideshare drivers allowed on its streets. officials say there are too many rideshare's including uber and lyft so they are not going to issue any more licenses for a year. rideshare companies are protesting against that freeze on new licenses. lyft says in parts, the cuts will bring new yorkers back to an era of strugglin

off the aircraft and you get that round of applause.hat was fun. i miss those days. [laughter] >> i'm just being honest. so, now days we have taken a different approach. many airport law enforcement agencies have gone back and we've adapted our policies and how we deal with these disruptive passengers to account for that. minimize the exposure to the airline, minimize exposure to the department and to the airport and to minimize the injury that we have to other passengers. and the way we do that is, those first two sfeps that i talked about, trying to get them to come off, asking somebody from the airline to tell them they're no longer welcome, then we ask everybody-- we tell the flight deck or somebody from the airline, in order for us it remove this passenger you're going to have to deplane that aircraft. as matt was saying, it was an expensive proposition, but many of us including in my city, we will not forcefully remove somebody who is being passively resistent and without the aircraft being deplaned. we just won't do it anymore. m

i felt like cutting off my own flesh.ere chosen this time around. he got a call to say he‘ll meet his younger sister. he hasn‘t seen her for nearly 70 years. translation: after hearing the news, i was so shocked that i drank and couldn‘t sleep at all that night. he fled north korea in the middle of the night, leaving his family behind after growing concerned about the spread of communism. he fought the north during the korean war and is unhappy with the current division. i want to tell the world that we should allow separated families to meet whenever they want. instead of how it is now, with few people meeting rarely. for decades, this man kept looking north across the border for his mother in the hope she would return. she went back to north korea in 1953 to prepare for peace. he even built his house near where she left him. he‘s never been selected for the reunions. translation: when can we meet our loved ones? after all of us are dead? 100 people per event isjust meaningless. there are 50,000 people waiting all over t

i don't want morore girls to e sold off. the girls should be made aware of what's in store for them. reporter: most of the women at the shaheen center have been traumatized. here, at least, they are provided with safety, support, and care -- and given the chance to regain control over their lives. host: around 650 million people around the world own a gun. almost half of these private individuals are from the u.s. the right to bear arms is firmly anchored in the american constitution, but it remains a controversial topic. in 2014, firearms were responsible for the deaths of 34,000 people in the u.s. two thirds of them were suicides. who exactly decides to go out and buy a gun? in surveys, nearly a third of all u.s. households have admitted to owning a pistol or rifle. the large majority of u.s. gun owners are white -- 81%. and almost three quarters are men -- but that may be about to change. >> good morning. >> good morning. reporter: these women are leararning how to shoot. they're housewes, , single mothers, and pensioners

to do a series of books oh that have been a little off the books other. fans flocked to read his self reflects of books and enjoy his unique voice we choose the tools and the art of short stories to compose books that are just seems like the human condition the trauma of colonialism and the struggles of people in the developing world nine ball like any other human being or a writer had his drawbacks and. and there and problems. but that does mark. me mad at his writing. can be it is rejected completely all those writing was widely praised for its compassion his critics called him offensive bigoted and message mystic. he was accused of being racist when portraying african societies and for talking islam most critics agree that night paul wasn't afraid to be offensive or eccentric and that he dared to write about his most unpleasant thoughts and present them to the public with honesty and a unique gift for storytelling he died at his home in london aged eighty five. it's time now for this ball with tatiana thank you very much english premier league defendin