miss lynch?e here. >> five years earlier, lynch was a sheriff's deputy assigned to the jail in neighboring sumner county. but since then, she's had several stays as an inmate in the sedgwick county jail. >> we keep a special tab on her to make sure she's not having trouble with somebody she might have had dealings with. we're just wanting to check on you, make sure you're not having any problems with any of the ladies. >> the first time i walked into this jail, i was scared [ bleep ]. ♪ >> i was like i'm going to go in here and i'm going to -- i'm going to have to fight for myself. >> none of them recognize you from your time? in sumner? >> no. i speak about it if people ask me. i don't hide from it. i'm not scared about it. >> most of the ladies in there know? >> yeah. >> they didn't cause you no pain? >> no. >> you still know that you can contact us if you do have any issues pertaining to your stay here. >> yes, i do. >> as far as them knowing that. we can take care of that. >> yeah. i don't fe

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book, memories of surviving the lynching.e started to write those when he was in jail awaiting his trial. when he was convicted and sent to prison he wrote his book. james cameron was born in 1914.sin, december 25, his family moved around. his dad was a barber. they made their way to indiana and he grew up in indiana. as an adult he moved to milwaukee in 1952. when he was growing up in indiana, indiana was a state they did not have a significant amount of african-american people. primarily they did not because they had banned black people from living in the state of indiana in their constitution. they did not have a great many -- a great many blacks in the state. there was a lot of farmland around. had mixedtate that reviews from blacks. 1930's indianand had more ku klux klan members than any state in the country. presence of kuy klux klan. it did not make indiana attractive for black people to live in. august 7, 1930, the night the lynching took place, the day before james cameron, known by jimmy was outside hanging out and

lynch? >> it's a great point. most people think of the budget process has been an annual process when in reality about 70% is fixed. it could be helpful to look at the '80s and '90s. in the '80s and '90s the idea is you would use budget resolution to look at budgeteers penny but look at mandatory spending and revenues. you would look at that as a whole and look at what would be an appropriate amount for a deficit. and then congress would use budget resolution and then trigger the budget reconciliation process and they would use the budget reconciliation process to make changes to mandatory spending and revenue in a way that would be projected reduce the deficit. those tools are still available to congress, and i just think the '80s and '90s are good example because you had the chambers controlled by different parts. through the branches of government controlled by different parties and their still utilizing those tools. >> and i just would add come exactly no surprise coming from the bipartisan policy center, that

lynch was possessing. to set the goal in five to ten years out and willing to hit that target and will force not just to look at discretionary spending but will look at total budget. >> i dad from the convergence perspective that that leans towards an outcome but you have what we do and that is the whole point. it's full in the process so the process actually works so you have that discussion. year after year so if not, having a discussion year after year in a way that leads to a policy outcome you're punting there, punting every time. that was our perspective. you're talking about groups here that are very right leaning and some are in the middle. if we can fix the process you have to start taking on a big major issue such as that and regardless of your respective. >> miss lynch. >> i think it's a great point that most people think of the process as being an annual process and the reality is about 70% is actually fixed. i think that it could be helpful to look at the 80s and 90s and the idea that you woul

racism in the united states in the peak year of lynching there was a lynching every other day. there women being pulled into that. and women roles and that were often very complicated. rebecca felton had made some striking remarks about the protection of white women. we do see the devolution. hopefully we cannot just tell one story , but many stories. i am sensitive to the way that we have battles over rhetoric. and unfortunately there's a lot of statue battles going on with sojourner truth, needing to have her place, a leader who stood up to white woman women, we need to praise a battle of politics which is a modern fairy term. those of us looking at the past see how sensitive was during that era to the varieties of change. who got to speak and what the platform was. >> is there anything that you would like to add about this conflict? >> what could i add? in the moment, both of you jumped ahead to the next phase, in that next moment was when a lot of the existing suffrage movement really blew up over the question of the right to vote in the 15 amendment. when you look at how t

. >> still ahead, as two sports teams leave oakland, marshawn lynch is bringing in what could be the new hype: indoor football. >> plus fall is in the air and in silicon valley, that can only mean one thing: fresh apples. the tech giant's newest offerings. >> and b.a.r.t. -- with different ticket gates. are the ones with the blades here to stay? >> a pretty nice day outside today. it was breezy, but we got sunshine, even in san francisco. are you ready for a warm up? the fog goes away, the 90s return. how long? your forecast coming up. >>> well, turns out this is not the last season for pro football in oakland. >> how ex-raider marshawn lynch plans to keep it going long after the nfl team leaves town. >> reporter: well, this is the last season of the oakland raiders playing here altthe oakland coliseum. but it's not necessarily the end of professional football here in oakland. it was announced a much smaller football team is moving in. it's called the indoor football league. oakland is getting an expansion team called the panthers. and one of the new team's co- owners is none other t

as start off with general attorney lynch. let's talk about the first step law.eard the idea that probation, that's one policy that people are talking about rugt now, but another is is this idea of early release for those convict ed of nonviolent criminl offenses. has it gone far enough? >> it's a good step. it's a first step. it's a culmination of a lot of discussions people have been having on these issues for years i'm hopeful it's the beginning of discussions. if you want to want to deal with the problems of mass incarceration, you have to deal with keeping people out of prison in the first place. once they are here, we have to recognize that we hahat we have untapped human capital and give people true opportunities to earn the credits to come home early and once they earn those credits or win leniency is, give them a meaningful path to truly come home. >> we should point out, first step act only affects prisoners. that's a small piece of the pie. what's happening on the state level? we talked about louisiana earlier. what's going on there? >> the states have

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ethan is bank of america merrill lynch's head of global comic research. let's check in on the first word news. here's viviana hurtado. viviana: president trump ordering tougher sanctions on iran days after strikes on saudi arabia's biggest oil facility. secretary of state mike pompeo blaming the attack on iran. after exiting the 2015 nuclear agreement, the u.s. imposed sanctions on much of iran's economy. president trump says he will appoint the state department hostage envoy to be his new national security advisor. he will head efforts to secure the release of american hostages, including those held by north korea and iran. u.s. home construction surging in august at the fastest pace since 2007. for future construction housing permits also rising to a 12 year high. let's go over to london. that's where boris johnson's government is back in the supreme court for day to of those hearings -- for day two of those hearings on his decision to suspend parliament. judges asking for a statement of what johnson will do if he loses the case. global news 24 hours a

, a lynching every other day in america. so there was women being folded into that. and women's role in that was often very complicated. rebecca fellton was the first woman to serve in the u.s. senate because she had made some very striking remarks as a georgia woman about the protection of white women. we see the evolution. one of the things we hope next year with the anniversary, we can tell many stories. i'm particularly sensitive to the way in which we have battles over rhetoric, but also battles over statues. unfortunately there's a lot of statue battles going on now with sojourner truth needed to have her place as such a leader who stood up to white women, who stood up to white men, who stood up to black men, and made the point that the -- we need to frame the battle of politics, that it is intersectionality which is a modern theory term but those of us looking at the past see how sensitive everyone was during that era to the varieties of change, who got to speak what the platform was. >> yeah. kate, you've written, to

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as i start off with attorney general lynch, let's talk about the first step law.ve just heard the idea that probation, that's one policy that people are talking about right now. but another is this idea of early release for those convicted of nonviolent criminal offenses. has it gone far enough? >> you know, i think it's a good step. it is, in fact, a first step. it's a culmination of a lot of discussions people have been having on these issues for years. i'm hopeful it's the beginning of ongoing bipartisan discussions. if you really want to deal with the problems of mass incarceration, we're going to have to deal with keeping people out of prison in the first place. once they are here we have to recognize that we what have is untapped human capital and give people true opportunities to earn the credits to come home early, then once they in fact earn those credits or win clemency or win leniency, give them a meaningful path to truly come home. >> we should point out, as you know well, first step act only affects federal prisoners. that's a pretty small piece of th

kpix5 jackie ward has the biggest announce. >> keeping football in oakland that is what marshawn lynch is doing by bringing in a new football team. >> with the team coming up i feel it's the opportunity to keep it lit. >> after retiring from the nfl for the second time after last season the former star running back of the oakland raider is hopeful for this new business venture and bringing in in door football team to his home city, the time something just right. >> it gives opportunity for our community continue to show up and show out because we got something good here, you know how to do it especially oakland . the panther team name is a nod to "black panther" party. play be the isl joining 11 other teams across the country and home field will be right here at what's now call the oakland arena formerly known as oracle arena with the warriors gone and raiders on the way out. they are devoted to oakland. through this the consistent factor has been the commitment of roy choi the owner to come to oakland and to do this and do it right. >> i had the opportunity to be able to get the playe

how marshawn lynch is going to change that.news at 6:00 starts now. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news. according to tmz sports, former raiders recently turned patriots player antonio brown is being sued by a woman who claims the nfl star sexual assaulted and raped her during three separate encounters. the report states the woman behind the lawsuit says she was hired by brown as a personal trainer. the first incident allegedly happened in june of 2017. we'll have more details on this developing story coming up tonight at 11:00 right here at kpix 5. >>> our other top story tonight will be a test of how bad traffic can get when there are events at both oracle park and the chase center. the giants playing the pirates. first pitch at 6:45. at oracle arena, the dave matthews band will begin at 8:00 p.m. over the weekend, the metallicca and sf symphony concert went off without a hitch. you do see red and orange on that map. but there is green as well. wilson walker joins us now from the chase center. wilson. >> reporter: we are

-- average number of african americans lynched was 50. the high number was 192. the violence was constant. it was so often unpreventable, even in the case of someone who escaped to boston and could not resist or prevent extradition besides having the support of the racial protective agency. -- new the new nee support fromt got woodrow wilson. is and is not often come up -- if it is referenced to, it is as a friend of african-americans but he was a real supporter or giving a prop to the new negro movement. when he appeared before congress to ask her declaration of war, to go into the great war that killed whole generations of europeans, a war that the united states had stayed out of for so long, he famously declared the world must be made safe for democracy. african-americans responded, "uhuh, yes. starting here at home." this quote from william monroe trotter. the new spirit among the colored americans resisting attacks upon their lives is something for which president wilson is chiefly responsible. his reaffirmation of noble sentiment an

>> lynch: if you mean, i look after my nails, then, then yes, yes i do. got here, i couldn't really see a reason for me to go back. and, just look at me now. >> see if you can spell it. >> kroft: when it comes to the essentials on eigg, there is basically one of everything. one primary school for five students. one grocery shop where 100 islanders all choose from the same food. and one pub at the tea room down by the wharf, where the best beer is local. stu mccarthy and gabe mcvarish, who are both married to women who grew up on eigg, got so tired of drinking the mass produced stuff from the mainland they started their own mini micro-brewery two years ago. so this is it. is this legal? >> stu mccarthy: it's legal. >> gabe mcvarish: it's legal. >> kroft: they make eight different brews, including "i am the eiggman," which is very popular with the tourists. they're just beginning to turn a profit, but say they've saved a lot of money drinking their own beer. are you the biggest-selling beer on eigg? >> mccarthy: thankfully, yes. yeah, we can say that. >> kr

don ford on how marshawn lynch want to keep up a wall in town, long after the oakland raiders leave. >> it's called the indoor football league. oakland is getting an expansion team called the panthers. one of the new teams, owners is none other than marshawn lynch. >> this gives us something to rally around as a community. one thing i know about oakland, we are proud. give us the opportunity to keep that going. >> indoor football league is not the same as the arena football league from s ago. th nfl rules. it is on a tiny, 50 are playing surface. the games are played inside of the oakland arena. there are some wrinkles to iron out, like the roster. >> we will start with five open tryouts. we have 4 northern california, and one in texas. >> anybody can come down? >> if you think you are good enough, come on down? >> that's right. >> size matters of football. >> something smaller, and quicker. they are like vegetarians compared to the real linebackers. that is my opinion. iniquity read? >> i eat meat. >> they will feed and house the players in an undisclosed location in the east bay. i

there was a widespread assumption that the klan was about violence and lynching. first of all, i'm talking exclusively about the klan in the midwest in the 1920's. not other places. godforsaken south urban essays. -- for goodness sakes. i didn't mean that, did i? it is commonly assumed that the klan was lynching african-americans just like this still from "birth of a nation" depicts. it is not true. again, there is considerable research still to be done, but the best scholarship i know and what i have learned in the last few years shows surprisingly little violence on the part of the ku klux klan. i am talking now about documented evidence, the kind that scholars expect to have two draw a conclusion, to make a statement. years and for many out of her of $50 for anyone who $50show me -- an offer of me anyone who can show documented case of a klan lynching in indiana. my $50, i still have and i have raised it to $100 for documented evidence. so far, none. zero. not in indiana. i'm not saying none anywhere else. some of you may have documented evidence, and i would b

i want to thank my friend governor lynch for that introduction. isn't governor lynch amazing?e is the anti-trump. he is humble. he is compassionate. he is a people person. he is also a successful businessman. him.uld use more like we are all excited to have the next president of the united states in the house today. ever have a critical role to play. not just in winnowing this field down, but in shaping the terms of the national debate well beyond february. we are going to show the rest of the country what unity looks like once the dust settles from this contest. an honor to share the stage and share the delegation with my wonderful colleagues, jeanne shaheen, maggie hassan, and annie kuster. i thank them for the service to the great state. thank you as well to chairman buckley and the staff for putting together this unprecedented event to bring us all together today and set us up for great victories in 2020. to all of you delegates and guests, welcome to the great city of manchester. we are proud of our city, and we are proud of our great mayor joyce craig, the we are going t

lynch is bringing a new professional team to oakland. let us now the cold her of an indoor football team call oakland panthers so the team is likely to begin its first season in oakland in the month of march. lynch and the indoor football league says that they hope to the panthers will fill the gap being left by the raiders and the warriors. >>this opportunity gives us something that to rally around and as a as a community. >>amily friendly entertainment, a affordable price for the family to enjoy. that's what we pride ourselves on here at the indoor football league. >>step for the panthers is to of course build a team and they plan to hold 5 tryouts including one in the city of oakland. now house members took a series of gun control. measures on the first gun control actn on capitol hill since the summer's mass shootings, supporters are pushing for expanded background checks and also red flag laws, washington correspondent bree jackson has details. >>back from summer session democrats say their first order of business is to help protect

bank of america merrill lynch has it around 5.7%. america says policymakers are behind the curve when it comes to the need for stimulus. we have seen a package of measures to support consumption, outlined in the last few weeks. we have had tax cuts, we have had changes and the interest rate mechanism. bank of america, merrill lynch and others say more is needed given the pressures on the economy. if you are not getting 6% growth in 2020, that poses a challenge for president xi's goal of by 2020, doubling growth of 2010 levels to create a moderately prosperous society. that is another key challenge. the forecast being downgraded and economists say more needs to be done to shore up growth. shery: tom mackenzie, thank you. still with us is cumberland advisors chairman and cio david kotok. you were just listening to tom talking about some analysts saying that perhaps china is behind the curve. the pboc has a lot of firepower left. could they start acting more strongly if we see the tensions continue with the u.s.? david: i think a good a

the team also introduced marshawn lynch who has been brought in as a partner.nt of the league was also here they talked about how they want try to fill the gap is being left behind by the oakland raiders leaving along with the warriors moving to san francisco. >>this opportunity gives us something to rally around there's a as a community. >>family friendly entertainment, a affordable price for the family to enjoy that's what we pride ourselves on here at the indoor leag >>now the next step for the panthers is to build that he may have hired bay area coach kurt brian as their head coach will also hold 5 trials over the coming months, including one here in oakland, the season begins next march, there will be a total of 14 games, 7 home games, 7 away games and if the team does well there's also a postseason for now in oakland charles clifford kron 4 news. >>antonio brown drama, the raiders came out and played really well and their season opening win last night mark and jason will set you up for bay area sports night was some raiders time coming up. and it's mostly

to me, the self and lynching seems very historical and -- south and lynching seems very historical and theoretical. my experience is probably like most americans. we don't have a sense of how long slavery was going. it to us, lynching seems like that was more a few violent incidents and not the hundreds and thousands of women and children and men who were horribly tortured and lynched or the fact that people would bring their kids and have picnics to watch this. that this was so widely accepted is just very hard for me to even begin to wrap my mind around. you both made references to the fact that slavery ended not because there was a moral movement and widespread acceptance this is what i'm interpreting what you said so that it ended in a way that somehow left things unresolved in terms of where we were. in terms of our understanding about race and racial superiority and what equality would mean. is that why you feel like the courts turned their back on reconstruction and slid backwards in time? and got in the way of the progress that has been made in terms of trying to get to the dem

>>former oakland raiders marshawn lynch is bringing a new professional team to oakland's lynch is now the co-owner of an indoor football team called the oakland panthers the team is likely to begin its first season in oakland in march. lynch and the indoor football league say they hope the panthers will fill the gap and oakland left by the raiders and the warriors. >>there's opportunity gives us something to rally around and as a as a community. >>family friendly entertainment, a affordable price for the family to enjoy that's what we pride ourselves on here at the indoor football league. >>the next step for the pastors is to build a team they plan to hold 5 tryouts including one of them in oakland. >>san francisco bitten again by a homeless man a violent trend and one city neighborhood with the business owner now threatening to close down. >>oakland police officer is being credited with saving a raiders fans life at the game. the game. monday night we speak w ...6, 7, 8 the game. monday night we speak w ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. s

let's bring in the head of emerging across asset strategy from bank of america merrill lynch.ng that you're saying that you think we could start to see some skeletons emerge out of the emerging market credit closet but talking about fixed income i read in your note two thirds of emerging market debt is now trading in negative yield territory >> so, actually what's happening is that emerging market debt amounts to two thirds of negative yielding debt in the world. in other words, you have so much negative yielding debt all of this is becoming more attractive than it ever was and that's our key pushback against people who say oem is expensive, yes, it's expensive relative to growth there's no growth in the world, but it's not relative expensive compared to all this negative yielding stuff which gives you a guaranteed loss, right if so what really investors are struggling with these days is that you have this massive surge for yield. the yield curve is inverted which everybody knows means recession at some point but guess what the last time the yield curve went inverted like it's

torrential rains in southeastern spain hundreds of people have been evacuated from the regions of the lynch and. transport networks have seen significant disruptions some municipalities have reported record rainfall. here and american actress felicity huffman has been sentenced to 2 weeks behind bars for paying bribes to get her daughter into university hofmann was one of dozens of people involved in a scam to help the children of the wealthy when places at top u.s. educational institutions she pled guilty in may. and staying in the u.s. where teenage environmental activist groups had to join the protesters in washington d.c. on friday. she's there to raise awareness head of a u.n. summit on climate change hundreds of mostly young people took part in the demonstration just across the street from the white house demanding that lawmakers take action on global warming interview before the rally this we've just teenager contrast to the attitudes in the u.s. where president donald trump questions climate science to those of her home country is this a lot of differences and also in the way we. we

you've got the good cop/bad cop thing going on with lynch and the general manager, antonio brown, the brown posting on social media, a letter from that general manager, informing him that he had been all that time he can't get away with that. the raiders, to their credit, kept it all in house, they were not making it public read but brown responded with what i would call an unintelligible social media post, and here is what i would call that candy coated response to it all. >> he definitely raises everybody's game, he raises my game, he makes me a better player. he makes me push and strive beyond a different level. if that's possible, at that moment. so he does that for everybody.>> if he plays, he does it read that remains to be seen. we will see he will probably get out there and catch 200 yards of derek cars passes. meanwhile, yesterday we had the story of jarret goff becoming the highest paid quarterback, today we have a new highest paid running back him you see him coming in from cabo, ezequiel elliott, he's held that most of preseason, and finally made it to that dallas camp tod

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i call that the lynching museum and i encourage you to go and the narrative. and i am so happy for that popularity that we have a political message each week even those that came here thousands of years ago. we are all immigrants and when we do dna analysis the matter your differences under the microscope you are 99.99 percent to say we are in all of this together. we are all americans. we don't need walls. >> and one thing to tell a story teller to remind the country raciallac justice has never come easily. there is always resistance it is a history of the united states with the bash lapland - - backlash not just in reconstruction but every time there is resistance and with that phenomenon to understand better than ever was difficult to make progress. >> a wonderful discussion. thank you very much thank you for joining us. [inaudible conversations]

a new indoor football league team founded in part by former rater marshawn lynch is going to play at the war years old home. >> lynch and gaming entrepreneur roy choi are launching the brand-new oakland panthers team starting in the spring of next year. >> the name comes with a special meeting referring to the indigenous cougar, the oakland history of activism and the black panther movement and the recent blockbuster film like panther. >> the meantime, oakland raiders are now 1-0 after beating the broncos last night, but there was some added drama and last night game. >> fans we heard from say it is all because of antonio brown. tailgating fans burned and stomped on the former wide receiver's jersey. once the game began, some held the sign reading toclow. lded t s reed from the raiders just three days ago and then picked up by the patriots after feuding with management. fans say they stay true to who was on their team regardless of where their team plays. >> they could go to egypt. i will be a raider fan. i'm a diehard raider fan. >> if you are a true fan, no matter where your team g

like we didn't already know that if you form a lynch mob you are going to jail. greg: up next. i grab a p greg: she didn't endorse with much force. despite all his gaffes, joe biden is still leading in the polls. that's what why his wife jill said this. >> your candidate may be better on healthcare than joe is. but you have to look at who will win the election. maybe you say i personally like so and so better. but your bottom line has to be that we have to beat trump. greg: i have heard mice give cats better endorsements. my husband doesn't have the best ideas. but he's not so bad, unlike trump. that's the strategy of the biden campaign. vote for trump. listen to biden's first tv ad. >> we know in our bones this election is different. the stakes are higher, the threat more serious. we have to beat donald trump to restore the soul of the nation. greg: they are playing the trump is a jerk card. it's the only card they have got since the peace and prosperity card isn't going oh well these days. tell the people what you really mean. >> we know it in our bones that things are going

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>>former raider my marshawn lynch is bringing a new professional team to oakland's lynch is now the ownerf an indoor football team called the oakland cancers team is set to begin its first season in oakland around march. lynch and the indoor football league say they hope the panthers we'll fill the gap be left behind by the raiders and the warriors. >>opportunity gives us something that to rally around and as a as a community. >>family friendly entertainment a affordable price for the family to enjoy that's what we pride ourselves on here at the indoor football league. >>next step for the panthers is to put together their team they plan to hold 5 tryouts including one in oakland. several church leaders are in custody tonight facing forced to labor. >>conspiracy and fraud charges. the disturbing details of what they're accused of doing against the people they were supposed to be helping. >>also the fda sent a warning letter to juul accusing the company of unauthorized advertising. the response from juul tonight and next an open hero, how a police officers saved a raiders fans life on monda

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in lynch the ones they thought deserved the death penalty. they rode into washington hoping to lead a good pain job with the union army. he was outraged. baker had no spy training beyond what he might have picked up as asante visual any. he managed to talk to the union army into giving him a job as a secret service agent. scott whose nickname have no spies to speak up. he'd have anything to lose. our next spy is george sharp. he is down with the bottom left over there. they consider him a natural military leader. he have a magnetic personality that made men want to follow him. you can see he have a balding had and sad eyes and a dripping mustache that gave him more to look at. sharp was a learned man. he routinely read it to his men. and they never objected to those recitals. sharp was born in kingston new york a small town on the hudson river the son of a wealthy merchant. he received the finest education you could have at that time. he attended elite academies as a youngster. he graduated from rutgers university with honors. before setting

private lynch a complete didn't do that. on the ground opening fire they were very very noticeable they would play rock music that in this was not there was no subtlety 6 this was not a even the military were more discreet than the private security companies so they were as they were very very public slap in the face for the average iraqi on a daily basis. the. a real problem for the military so we sell the contractor presence in iraq in particular but afghanistan too was becoming contrary to what the mission was for the armed forces therefore their presence was more danger than it was help. no need to. move. the police turn around the traffic circle. in their truck probably drive if you please. and. the problem was that we had all of these different private military companies running around we outsourced too quickly and they weren't coordinated both in contract terms but also in on the ground operational terms so what is your answer to a problem of outsourcing. outsource more we outsourced it to a private military company t

greetings from berlin and a warm welcome to arts and culture photographer peter lynch bagged changed the face of fashion photography in the 1990 s. and tributes are pouring in after his death on tuesday at age 74 we'll look back at his remarkable career and also coming up. director and filmmaker on does fire and is renowned for intensely political cinema his latest effort is cutting edge theatre and she'll join me in the studio to talk about it. and in the latest episode of meet the germans our intrepid reporter rachel stewart takes it all takes it all off to brave the german sauna landscape for employment. well his aim was to portray women in a different way and he said he felt responsible for freeing them from ideas of eternal youth and perfection. master all the cinematic image he asserted in the supermodel ero and in so doing helped redefine fashion photography and beauty standards over the course of his 5 decade long career he captured everyone from kate moss to the climate activist great most recently and his legacy will inspire for generations. very little makeup and not speci

merrill lynch -- bank of america merrill lynch said it is bullish. global wealth management went underweight equities last week for the first time since the euro area crisis. is now the time to buy equities or sit on the sidelines? charles-henry is still with us. if your reason to buy equities is predicated on support from the federal reserve, matching what is being priced in the bond market, isn't that quite a risky proposition? charles-henry: yeah. your view is that they will really struggle to match what is currently priced in the market, because the market is currently pricing in between four and five rate cuts and we believe it is too much. that could be the trigger for a correction. in six to 12 months, on risk assets -- you shared a chart showing that the ratio is at an extreme level. that's an interesting part of this market. -- rate cycle on top of that, sentiment is seen as good. we are still seeing a lot of bearishness. if you look at the money flow, there's a lot of money going to cash and outflows on the equity side. we view this as a po

like we didn't already know that if you form a lynch mob you are going to jail. greg: up next. greg: up next. i grab a p ♪ ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood now starting at $7.99. your business is up and running, but is it going beyond fast? comcast business gives you high speed internet. we also have solutions like powerful wifi that gives your entire business more coverage and automatic internet backup that can keep your business running. and it all starts with our gig-speed network. so give us 10 minutes. if we can't offer you faster speed or better savings than your current internet service, we'll give you 300 dollars for your time. call now to get your comcast business 10 minute advantage. comcast business. beyond fast. greg: she didn't endorse with much force. despite all his gaffes, joe biden is still leading in the polls. that's what why his wife jill said this. >> your candidate may be better on healthcare than joe is. but you have to look at who will win the election. maybe you say i personally like so a

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it's a lynching. and i said to him, "clarence, if that's the way you feel." >> let's just be clear here. clarence thomas did not go in that night to get confirmed. he went back to that hearing. whether he got confirmed or not, i don't think he cared. he was furious. >> he believes that he was the first supreme court justice elected by the people. despite those allegations, americans were still with him. but here's the thing. he said, "buddy, the liberal media will stop at nothing to change the minds of black people. i give you 15-20 years, and i guarantee you, their opinion of me will be unfavorable in the community." >> she said, i have it all figured out. don't you? >> you can see the full reports beginning wednesday on fox nation. up next, we will take you to the scene of the nation's oldest and largest political stump. first, here's what fox village around the country are covering tonight. i town official in farmington says a propane gas explosion has destroyed a building and killed a firefighter