reiss, ceot was dani of canada goose.hery: we are seeing the 10 year yield now falling to today's lows and below that 1.5% level. this would be at the lowest level since july of 2016. we continue to see this pressure on yields despite positive economic data earlier today on retail sales jumping the most. at a0 year yield already record low and the 10 year yield below 1.5 percent at 1.495 at the moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. the world's largest online retailer stake rose 11% in the second quarter and is now valued at more than a billion dollars. joining us is bloomberg news finance reporter. great to have you with us. we are talking about a lot of money and yet it is smaller than their stake in apple. >> it's a good point. it's still relatively new within the whole berkshire portfolio of companies. it's now $1 billion and i think that's a big sign. that was made by one of his investing deputies. the fact that he's actually iing

> juan: he wants to cook another goose. >> greg: i'm tired of being goosed.ber when cnn went after that woman because she retweeted a russian bot? he had a meme with that was pushing around. >> dana: the guy lost his job. >> greg: yeah, the guy lost his job. >> emily: the free press, the concept of it, absolutely is sacred. so should neutrality. so is credibility. we should absolutely hold them accountable, because why should i take as credible or neutral, the senior editor who sent out anti-semitic tweets? i was so uncomfortable reading this. for me, i don't think there's any room for a lack of that culpability, calling someone out. it's not harassment if you are showing someone what they did. they are expecting you to rely on them to accurately cover our government and our politics. to me, that's the disconnect. see five i think that's fair, but i would say that what would they are doing is putting out journalism. you should judge their journalism or journalism or so. >> greg: that should apply to everyone, dana. correct? >> dana: correct. >> greg: thank yo

another is the blue goose. incinerator, a product of epa's research facility in new jersey. the goose uses intense heat to eliminate much of the toxicity of hazardous waste. epa has also helped to develop new sewage treatment technology and new ways of preventing the contamination of ground water by leaking hazardous waste dumps. the work of the people of epa and their thousands of colleagues in environmental protection has been rewarded by the marked response of the natural environment. there is fishing and water recreation again on many major rivers and bays in places that many people thought were dead forever. we've improved water quality on 47,000 miles of streams since 1972. lake erie did not die. over 22,000 acres on the new jersey shore have been reopened for shellfishing. there are fish in the trinity river at dallas, a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement has been the return of the bald eagle. endangered populations of the bird have come back more quickly than ex

is a goose control officer it is an experimental program they put the geese on the perimeter rather than using soldiers and gis they put the geese out there then they start honking. not to be super easy to hear but for permanent defense so the idea if you ever run into a goose it will wake up the dead if the vietcong is trying to infiltrate the base camp. that was the effective way to use animals for defense. and other types of mammal and anything that comes out of the ordinary automatically trained to warn o people that could be a diver, pollution but they are using animals very effectively. had we use them and their senses to our benefit? that is what they were trying to do.he and with that glow-in-the-dark paint to scare the japanese or using synthetics or biological weapons. and they are not used on the same way. and there are wonderful books out there and national security going the entirely opposite direction for being here. so president kennedy said with that in mind with those desperate measures what keeps us on the right side? what stops the security from going too far? >>

they have no motive. >> larry was elisa's golden goose but elisa was sarah's golden goose and sarah wasut of this whole triangle. larry had just told her two days before he was killed that, you know, he wanted her gone, he wanted her fired. >> so said testa, it was sarah who had the motive to kill larry. sarah's lawyer, of course, saw it differently. >> this seems like a classic instance of, you know, evil sort of wrapping around a sweet, young. little baby. >> at the trial the defense portrayed her -- as a black widow. she wanted him dead and sarah was her innocent and terrible pawn. >> horrible. i didn't mean to do it. not because i wanted to. not because i wanted to. >> really? now prosecutor testa introduced ginger miller, remember her, the other secretary who work aid long side sarah and elisa. she said in the days and weeks after larry vanished elisa and sarah seemed to feel anything but remorse. >> they're laughing together. they're shopping together. they're eating together. they're sleeping in the same bed together. she's living at her house. >> so they were not really working,

canada goose shares dropped more than 7% to 39.97. >> disney fell 3% today to 132.85.hares dropped more than 1% to 375.18. > and starbucks' main rival in china, lucken coffee, posted the first earnings report since going public. it beat earnings estimate but fell short of earningsargets. it has been discounting prices and found success with several smaller pickupre s shares plunged though by 16% to 20.44 today. >> with recession fears creating steep declines in the stock market you are probably wondering if there are still opportunities in the market. our next guest, ben phillips, joins us with ideas. ben, nice to have you here. >> thanksor having me, sue. >> quite a day to have you here actually. what did youalake, first of of today's sell-off and what did you do during the sell-off? >> well, we're long-term instors which i think most of your viewers are as well so we're not reacting necessarily to the news, b we are looking for opportunities. i think that's why you're having me on. we are looking for areasf the market that are being dis-lochted because di of -- dislo

palo alto utilities tweeted a picture of the dead goose. they say it caused the outage after it flew into some power lines. several witnesses had alerted the power company a goose may have been the cause. >>> a south bay park partially reopened today after the discovery of a family of mountain lions prompted rangers to close it. the lion and her cubs were spotted in rancho san antonio park. in cupertino. today rangers tweeted that eight miles of trails east of deer hollow farm as well as the form itself are back open but backcountry trails remain temporarily closed to give mountain lions room. the rangers urged all park visitors to stay alert and not to into the closed areas. >>> let's take a peek at a couple things, first thing are the temperatures from today, we had 100 in fairfield, 99 antioch, so temperatures today pretty sure they're going to be about as warm as they get this week, tomorrow should be a degree or two cooler but very similar, just not as hot. i think we'll see instead of 100, we'll see 99. splitting hairs but the fog is

he's goose. >> his mom says two points for quinn. he's like, make that three, lady.soon as she saw the baby go down, she ran over and he wase s the pit down and laughing and having a good time. >>> to this video where this dude learns his place in the world, too. he walks right out into something. do you know what that something is? >> no. >> you're going to learn today. >> matthew, are you okay? >> no. how? there was a huge spider. >> oh, that's a spider? >> wow. >> he's down under the stairs and he's like it's a spider. >> no. >> sorry, sir. it just wasn't your day. >> that spider web was really nasty. >> when there's smoke, which you see right here, there's fire. right there you see a fire has been stted. they believe an arsonist, this hedge that was set a fire, was 25 feet long, 6 feet deep and 10 to 12 feet high. that fire starts ticking up. that family inside the home, they're asleep. even though the family is asleep, this is a story about neighbors coming to the rescue to help out. their neighbors saw what was going on and they come running out of house. they

when mr goose could only mess i decided to stay. i had wanted to leave because my olive trees were all dried out then i saw the water and i changed my mind you mclaren. now can read that i was proud of his olive harvest given that no burger was not abuse of the 1st we're going to eat them ourselves when we have more we'll sell them i mean you know. it's poverty and the dream of having one's own plots of land that drive people to move into the does it. during the focus they'll have access to water but what happens in summer from december to march when there's almost no fog the satellite is a planning a reservoir for folk water so they won't have to buy so much. even if you're back in talking on color supporters plot. about chris and colleagues from the peruvians without water project checking the direction of the wind to ensure the nets are in the right position cruz has given lectures that you.

they are killing the goose that lays the golden egg. >> the way i figure it, we are all in this together. the bigger the paycheck, the more groceries i sell. the quicker they get their raises, it will be better for all of us. >> the way i see it is the prices i get and the factory paychecks, they are kind of like a team of horses hooked up to the same plow, you know? you all have to pull together to get the day's work done. and we allfamilies want to raise them decent, don't we? i remember the last time. lots of good crops all around. people were going hungry. i don't know. they was even killing meat. they wanted to keep the prices up. they ain't afraid of no depression. strange, butm there used to be people who claimed depressions were good for us. you've got fresh air and exercise. lots of leisure time for thought. ♪ ofopportunities for men initiative. a great time for bargains. cheap. pick up anything from a pair of gloves to a railroad. somehow, these gentlemen never convinced us. back in 1933, people had a different idea. they call

when mr goose put up the mess i decided to stay. i had wanted to leave because my olive trees were all dried out then i saw the water and i changed my mind him again. now can read various proud of his olive harvest given that no burger was not abuse of the 1st we're going to eat them ourselves for when we have more we'll sell them i mean you know. it's poverty and the dream of having one's own plots of land that drive people to move into the does it. during the focus to have access to water but what happens in summer from december to march when there's almost no fall the settlers a planning a reservoir for folk water so they won't have to buy so much. that you can talk no one call us apart as plot. about chris and colleagues from the peruvians without water project checking the direction of the wind to ensure the nets are in the right position. cruz has given lectures at universities and won awards around the world for his pioneering work he's determined to help more poor communities in dry regions look at their most what do plants

another is the blue goose a block long incinerator and a product of the research facility at edison new jersey. they use intense heat to eliminate much of the toxicity of hazardous waste. epa has also helped to develop new sewage treatment technology, and new ways of preventing the groundwater. the work of the people of epa, and thousands of colleagues with environmental protection has been rewarded by the response of the natural environment. there is fishing and water recreation on many major rivers and bays and places that many people bought with forever. with improve water quality on 40,000 miles of streams since 1972. lake erie did not die. there's fish in the trinity river at dallas. a stretch once written off as a sewer. the most symbolic achievement has been the return of a symbolic achievement at all has been the return of the bald eagle, endangered populations of the national bird have come back more quickly than expected. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are flying again largely because of a ban on ddt. new problems have taken the place of old ones, and each program a

democratic congressman jonah goose of colorado's -- tweets -- republican senator rob portman of ohio tweeted this -- tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, afterwards with journalist natalie wexler, author of "the knowledge gap." score lowern kids is they don't have the reading references. it's not that they can't make an inference. some toddlers can make an inference. that's not the problem so much as they lack ground knowledge on vocabulary to understand the passage. problem that a big has been overlooked. 9:00 p.m.onight at eastern on book tv on >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, marion smith from the victims of communism memorial foundation, on the hong kong pro-democracy protests against china. also, voting machine security. michigan professor j alex holderman joins us. about international conservation work. we sure to watch washington journal live sunday morning. >> washington journal marks are available as c-span's online store. go to c-span door -- c-span store.org. see all of the c-span products. >>

but i'm from a few people this is will filippo goose in the 11th on busy mall where my dad nor lived an elderly woman who was murdered. she was stabbed to death. a holocaust survivor reportedly killed by a muslim neighbor of north african descent the murder in april 2017 caused outrage across the country and divided opinion. some attributes of the crime to drug addiction for others it was murder fueled by anti semitism. learn one thing is beyond doubt the case further increased many jews fear of being attacked. the neocon oil can still not believe what happened to his mother in his apartment outside paris he has boxes full of treasured mementos. how can you kill an 85 year old woman she was old and sick and disabled so much hatred. for. his mother had managed to survive the holocaust as a child only to be murdered in old age probably on account of his jewish heritage for the neocon or intolerable. there's nothing worse than human stupidity and racism and anti semitism there are so many issues that are genuinely important you know on their losses but people fight each other over stupi

. >> when i was in vietnam and i have the friend tell me that captain x was goose control officer andi was friend of captain x, he was a west point graduate, i might add. i asked what's august control officer, this is a experimental program whereby we put the geese to perimeter the bases and rather than using soldiers and gi's who might get shot, we put the geese out there, when there's noise, they start honking. >> yeah. >> did you come across anything like that? >> absolutely. the question -- not super easy to hear but when he was in vietnam actually for perimeter defense, they put geese out of the idea that if you ever run into a goose, honking or wake up the dead and you know, anybody else is trying to infiltrate your base camp. that's respective way of using animals for defense and we do that all of the time today. right, dolphins and other kinds of mammal, water mammals are used for port defense, right, other places because they get to know the port very well and anything that comes in there that's out of the ordinary, they are automatically train today warn people, hey, there's

hong kong is the golden goose. he needs hong kong.f trump's tariffs and economic policies, their economy is in real trouble and if he were to crack down ten mn square style , the golden goose would be kille killed. this isn't like an easy thing for him to do. >> martha: all the more reason to put the pressure on. we will see. thank you. always good to see you. coming up next on "the story," jason chaffetz says they are using election security to pull off a power grab. he will explain the details on that and debated, coming up next. ♪ if your glasses aren't perfect, we'll fix them. so will we...no we won't! [ laughing ] don't get just one pair of perfect glasses. buy any pair at regular price, get one free. really. visionworks. see the difference. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. but it's not really something yoyou want to buy.. it's not sexy... oh delicious. or delicious... or fun. ♪ but

the zoo has brought joy to a few goose bumps to millions of visitors since then. >> people love bugsnd even people who do not love bugs are fascinated. >> that was the important trade behind the glass. >> it got so popular, management made it permanent. >>> you look at some of our weather camera, sometimes? we have our own creepy crawlers out there. >> i know. shocked by the spider crawling over your head. it is not so fun when it surprises you. >> live doppler 7 showing you not a cloud in the sky. it is a quiet sweep. it really quickly broke down for that sunshine and that means temperatures really took off today. san francisco, you hit a high 74 and backed off to 69 right now. oakland, we hit 80s and 78 and 82 in san jose. it is hot in 91. brett wood, 86 and santa rosa. the big story certainly the 24 hours temperature change showing you across the border, we are warmer right now this time. yesterday by 10 degrees and concord 5 degrees. oakland 5 degrees in santa rosa. that trend will continue tomorrow. live doppler 7 across california, that low pressure we were dealing with yesterd

. >>> no kidding that song gives me goose bumps. >>> now, let's check out these all-stars -- the fierceeven their style is dangerous. but in the movie, j.lo and the gang take fearless fashion next level. >> i want to ask about the costumes because i was here for all of it. >> it was frightening. >> it was frightening. i think that was the scariest part of taking on these roles is baring ourselves physically. you're out there naked. when i watched the movie for the first time i was like a little bit sick to my stomach. i was like, oh, my gosh. >> while j.lo owned every second on screen, there was one hustler who wanted to give it more but just couldn't. ♪ they call me cardi >> cardi b. the former stripper showed up to our interview a little late but gave a totally candid reason why she wasn't in peak shape on the pole. >> i was really mad because, let me tell you something, when i did the movie i just got my [ bleep ] done and i got lipo, right? so i was like, this was my moment to shine and i can't shine because i can't climb. those moves everybody think, hehehe, it's so easy to do. no,

in other canadian news, canada goose are sliding today.t it's 89 degrees in much of the united states it's that the company removed statements regarding the ethical treatment of animals used in the $900 coats with fatmous patch they said coyotes used for trim were from overpopulated areas where they attack pets and, quote, sometimes even people the company denying this removal of this disclaimer was a response to false advertising allegations from the ftc. >> if they removed it. there's a lot of buyers who thought it was not an indulgent purpose. i'm doing something virtuous here >>> an nbc universal, our parent company, is looking to throw down with disney "hawpes and shaw" is the ninth edition to the fast and furious series it's estimated $200 million worldwide by sunday. in total, the franchise brought in $5 billion in ticket sales globally if you didn't read today's "wall street journal," it's not a review, it's insight about how the men on your screen right there count the amount of punches they land and the fight sequences they win t

more than 3,000 customers lost their power just before 8:00 last night after a goose flew into power lines. the customers affected were homes on bay bayshore, louis road and greer. palo alto utility crews were out there fixing the outage problem. >>> the bay area rock music station kfog is about to disappear from radios for good. the owner of the station announced the station will switch from it's alternative rock format to sports. they they started back in 1964. it was hugely popular for years, especially when it was a classic rock station with fans known as fog heads. the end is coming next week. that switch over is scheduled to take place september 6th. sal was on there. >> i do know that. its been one of my favorite radio stations. i know they changed the name. i'm really sad. you were a fog head. >> i was a fog head. you know, in 1982 when they went from elevator music to rock was a huge deal. >> yeah. >> huge deal. >> they play a really nice -- they have been in the past -- you know ten years play a really nice mix of new and old. >> right. >> i'm sad to see it go. >> i think n

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how fast it can goose this economy is very much in doubt. the tariffs are probably having, and he continues to apply tariffs, if he does not indefinitely delay the tariffs he's already pushed until december, that can have a greater and more immediate effect than changes in monetary policy. but it can be argued and some argue on both the left and right that the fed erred in raising late last year. but that's not why the economy slowed down. we already knew that before that decision was taking. >> i'm back to thinking your analysis is correct. john harwood, thank you. he is cnbc's editor-at-large. >>> all right. up next, 2020 presidential candidate senator bernie sanders rolls out his $16.3 trillion plan to fight climate change packed with policies aimed at helping the u.s. transition to 100% renewable energy by 2030 and achieve full decarb nization by 2050. we will dive into the details after the break. ter the break.s. worry free. boom! ha.ha. boom! now save $249 on this lenovo ideapad, plus total tech solution at office depot officemax or o

gives me goose bumps when i think about it. let's ta let's talk about what's going on weatherwise.'ll post interviews i did yesterday, with a lot of people that make this happen. it's on carona cast. you can check it out there, too. here is a look at the golden gate bridge, west-southwest at 12 miles per hour. a little foggy here. it's not going to hang around very long. today is the hottest day this week. it is a spare the air with unhealthy air possible for those most sensitive. most of the week will be close to average. that means we'll have a summer feel to the last week of summer for most of the country. you know that's not the case for us. here is a look at the cloud cover. you can see it clinging the coast. pockets of it do try to roll across. it's back at the coast at noon. it doesn't linger there everywhere. there will be pockets of sunshine there, also. we've got temperatures near 90 all across the south bay, from 89 to 96 degrees. even 98 in gilroy. 82 in santa cruz. redwood city 90, millbrae 82. we'll hang out near 70 along the coast. mid to upper 70s for downtown, sout

but i'm from a different people this is will filippo goosed in the 11th on busy mall where my dad nor lived an elderly woman who was murdered. she was stabbed to death. a holocaust survivor reportedly killed by a muslim neighbor of north african descent the murder in april 2017 caused outrage across the country and divided opinion. some attributes at the crime to drug addiction for others it was murder fueled by anti semitism. learn one thing is beyond doubt the case further increased many jews fear of being attacked. down yoke noire can still not believe what happened to his mother in his apartment outside paris he has boxes full of treasured mementos. how can you kill an 85 year old woman she was old and sick and disabled. so much hatred. for. his mother had managed to survive the holocaust as a child and the need to be murdered in old age probably on account of her heritage for the neocon or intolerable. there. is nothing worse than human stupidity racism and anti semitism there are so many issues that are genuinely important you know on the loss of people fight each other over stu

crusade a century at the end of the 19th century the german emperor vilhelm the 2nd and his consort a goose to victoria presided at the dedication ceremony. the provost leads us through the narrow alleys of the old city to christianity's most sacred site the church of the holy sepulture just 50 meters from the german church it's been a destination for pilgrims since the 4th century. traditions say this is where jesus was crucified and buried and where he rose from the dead 6 denominations the greek orthodox and meaning of the star like roman catholic ethiopian orthodox syriac also talks and coptic church is share the care of the basilica the lutherans have no say it was built more than a 1000 years before luther. burns is over and some of you might call us late comers . but the tradition goes back to the 1st christian centuries with the deckers with the sun because there weren't any protestants until the late middle ages and we've only been in jerusalem since the 19th century there was a live. in. lake come as they might be but protestants have made their mark all over the holy land. in tel

once the market is done being goosed, the market isn't the economy. as far as the economy goes, remember, he said gdp would be 3%, 4%, 5%, 6%, we're at 2 plus for ten years. >> thanks to seiche of you. appreciate it. catch stephanie at 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on msnbc. we have the breaking news out of philadelphia that i mentioned. police saying five officers have been shot and taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive at this hour. we have just received in our newsroom you're about to hear new audio of the emergency communications during their shooting. >> cars stand by. 3750 north 15th. shots fired. shots fired. >> need s.w.a.t. asap. long guns asap. >> god -- >> cars stand by. >> america, takinging in another terrible shooting based on what we know. five officers shot and much we don't know at this hour. we turn on our breaking coverage to former atf special agent in charge jim kavanaugh. jim, what can you glean from the initial reports that we have? >> well, s.w.a.t. is already on the scene. they've got that place surrounded and know whe

happen you don't know to what extent it's going to happen but you can feel it was raised i'm getting goose bumps in this dialogue is going on and in the middle of a dialogue it's like dan simon. what politicians do something good. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or some want to. have to do it to be close it's like before 3 of them or can't be good get. interested always in the waters at the college. there should. need to course tony. i'm a little but i think it's ended up by getting one when there's real buddy. dave . one of them one audition benicio. put them down i don't want that i or i can't listen to me as i knew she was going to the outcome of to get out of the impression. he could feel that he had a chicken does the night he made a move out of one of the lucky i want to fight over before out of the. show small seemed wrong all right old roles just don't hold. any gold that you get to shape out of disdain because to educate and in games from an equals betrayal . when so many find themselves worlds apart. she still

brazil's economy is sluggish and he is looking for way.to goose that and he is also strongly supported by agriculture interest in brazil. you have to forestry aonivities goino clear the land for agricultural production. he sees that as a poli issue as much as an economic issue. from the international community, folks look at it a tely different way, th environmental damage and the damage that is done in the trade-offsetween the economy and the environment. laura: when president trump tweets as he did today that president bolsonaro is doing a great job dealing with the fires, does that help president bolsonaro? eric: it is unclear. it does in some sectors and doesn't in others. agn, brazil is a polarized society. one thing we can say is that both presidents trump and bolsonaro have made an effort to getet close tr in terms of the relationship personally, politically, and also between their two countries. not a surprise that president trump would have offered his support this way. laura: if these fires get worse, as they are predicted to do, what impact does that have on president bush n

and jawbone the the chair of the federal reserve to convince him to lower interest rates and simply goose the economy in the run up to the election next year trump would like nothing better than for chairman thousands do that i don't think he will given typically federal reserve chairman guard their independence very very carefully so i don't think it's going to work but a chunk of trungpa certainly looking for scapegoats he's worried that the economy's going to slow down and frankly he doesn't have a lot of tools at his disposal at this point in the business cycle this is scott thank you very much for that for now and that is robert scott live and north pushing back marilyn thank you now as the tide warns knology 7 leaders are gathering in france this weekend for their annual summit of global challenges on the table range from the economy to climate change and diplomatic editor james bays brings us the details from garrett just hours before the g. 7 started in the iranian foreign minister was in paris mohammed job it's a reef met with president mackerel new pictures of the meeting releas

other notable companies reporting today include canada goose, canopy growth, and cisco, that's the networkingare company. facebook reportedly paid hundreds of outside contractors to transcribe audio clips of its users according to a bloomberg report. the employees said they listened to users' conversations and didn't know why facebook needed them transcribed. facebook told cbs news it, quote, paused human review of audio more than a week ago. big tech giants including amazon and apple have faced criticism for collecting consumers' audio from devices which critics say invades privacy. norwegian air is cutting flights between the u.s. and ireland. the transatlantic service will end in september as three airports in the u.s. and canada. the airline blames the decision in part on the grounding of boeing 737 max. this is the latest round of cutbacks for the european discount carrier. united airlines is cracking down on when pilots must stop drinking before flights. now pilots must abstain from alcohol for 12 hours before flights. before the rule was 8 hours. the new rule comes after two united pil

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bernie sanders one of the leading democratic candidates for the nomination and that of the blue the goose that does something that new god fearing american should ever do said something almost complimentary about china. is a country that is moving unfortunately going to war with north korea where you have the directions but what we have to say about china in fairness to china and its leadership is if i'm not mistaken they have made more progress in addressing the extreme poverty. than any country in the history of civilization bad bernie good thing there are patriotic journalists free media and honest politicians to remind me that it's not nice to say nice things about china it was seen as bernie basically praising the chinese communist party you know which is probably killed more than any other regime on earth do you think this will be a problem for him going into the general election i think. this again it was a wild way to answer that question well the chinese socialists killed millions of poor people so there's that dead people are poor just dead they call that the great leap forward

you can't run a business in new levees are placed on your goosed. as for quitting doing business with china. >> it the commander-in-chief of the military, not all of the u.s. >> could this trade war bring a worldwide recession. >> it's a danger for that. >> no matter what happens, in any event you are and will continue to pay for it. >> we hear the president say our economy is strong, the jobs are out there, pay is out there but the signs are there, the president says the economy is fine, it will be everyone else. >> imagine you have a 401(k), you are ask getting to the important you may need it, you start getting frightened. when people get frightened that's when recessions start. if people are afraid, then it's almost uncontrollable. people pull back on spending. there's nothing that can stop it unless people regain the confidence. if people are not spending money, you have to pie something to keep it going. the president's tweet storm included a shot at his federal reserve chair. he said the president's trade policies are complicating the ability

since the deadly chemical instant outside the syrian capital back in 2013 the rebel stronghold of east goose or was targeted with rockets containing sarin gas this prompted international outrage with many pointing the finger at the syrian government the syrian government has utilized chemical weapons in its fight against rebels the syrian sarin gas attack which are ministration says the syrian government launched the assad regime has used chemical weapons including the nerve agent sarin syrian troops now have the deadly nerve agent sarin gas weaponized and at the ready. syrian president bashar al assad responded to the allegations calling them part of the fake narrative of the west the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons launched a fact finding mission to investigate that incident and others in its wake ego standoff reports on what progress has been made. the syrian war theater has become to seeing for some of the scariest chemical attacks of the 21st century in many acts of this tragedy it is still not known to this very day who launched noxious project tiles that have kill