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verge of aare on the real transformation in the field. any timeline you think we could see that? >> certainly in the next five years, we will see clinical trials proceeding. we are hopeful about those. taylor: in the introductory package, and a lot of it is focused on china. do you feel that china is leading the way more on this stand the u.s.? jennifer: is really mixed. the amazing thing is it is being used globally, it is widely available. everybody can get access to it if they want to and deploy it for better or worse. taylor: do you wish that maybe would be taking more of a lead here? jennifer: i feel that at the moment, commercially, that is happening for u.s. and elsewhere. taylor: talk to me about the types of businesses, where we could see this. we talk about cancer, alzheimer's, parkinson's. where do you think they would be a product developed? anyifer: essentially, disease that has a single gene that is the genetic basis could be in principle cured using crispr. the challenge is how to get the crispr technology into the cell or

highway and her boyfriend who is also on trial aare accused of killing 27-year-old keith green after luring him to her home thee years ago. lee was afraid of losing custody of her kids and schemed to have green killed. now, lee's boyfriend at the time is accused of carrying out the killing. a third suspect is accused of disposing the body. that third suspect has agreed to testify for prosecutors making them a star witness in the case. a dozen people connected -- connected at the case have already take on the the stand including some private investigators that lee have houred including to prosecutors to follow the victims and follow green and find out where he livered. prosecutors have the wrong people on trail trial. live in red john wood city. time 6:04. later today, a man from missouri can clear in court. he started several fires. soon that clara county superior court. a high school friend told ktvu for his 50th high school reunion. there is no word of a motive, but 128 angers burned. if convicted on all charges, he could get up to 22 years in prison. >>> when police arrived, he fo

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. >>> new this morning, two men face attempted murder charges for a 30ic aare fire are in los angelesounty. the blaze began at a homeless encampment near glendale and prompted evacuations but there were no injuries and no buildings were damaged. the two suspects are accused of setting fire and were arrested saturday. crews are on the scene of a small brush fire in santa cruz county. the fire burned about 10 acres northeast of boulder creek. there are no reports of struck tar damage but a firefighter does have minor injuries. cal fire says there are some local road closures. the cause is unclear. >>> 6:14. this morning the jury in the ghost ship trial will meet again to see if they can finally reach a verdict. a new panel has started the process over after 3 original jurors were dismissed. defendants derick almena and max harris faces 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the 2016 firep defense attorney serra says he thinks the trial will end soon. >> i sense all along that a verdict is imminent. so i think it will happen this week. the judge will not declare on her own a mistrial.

who don't fit into the same structures that aare widely accepted in society.s is an extra burden for transgender people. >> that is exactly right. when politicians are out there painting transgender people as predator, when people are out there painting transgender people as less than human, it gives license for people who may discriminate or may attack transgender people to embolden their actions. it lowers the bar at which fatal violence may occur. and we have to acknowledge that when someone lives at the intersection of trance phobia, miss son massage any and racism, it can have fatal consequences. >> so what can you do about that? when you look at this cross section, are you saying the majority of those killed are black transgender women. we're aware of it. we're amplifying it. you are. we know the same thing from the american medical association. but what can you do in your position? >> well, there are a number of steps. one of the things that we've been doing at the human rights campaign is trying to sound the alarm about this epidemic of violence, to ma

thirds aare two consuming economy. and employment.hirdf those through the quarter were very strong and the momentum we have going on for the holiday season seems likely to be sustained. next year we should be right around trend. it is probably no change. matt: what do you think the that benefit the most from this economic strength? which industries do you see performing solidly through the end of the year? carl: the consumption sector is the one that will benefit. i would be very excited about some of the categories that are going to be featured in holiday spending. consumer durables. those sorts of categories. the ones i would be careful thet would be manufacturing. global manufacturing is having a rough go of it. toy will have to find a way remain profitable with global boarders getting higher. matt: thank you for that. you're going to stick with us. more from carl tannenbaum from northern trust. coming up on bloomberg, we are live at the labor party conference in brighton. stay tuned for more with john mcdonald. also hear more from

downton abbey, this time on the big screen.l e drama, the intrigue of the pbs series that ended four aars-- this time, wit meyal twist. i sat down with of the achirs and the creator for t preview, part of our "canvas" series on arts and culture. >> woodruff: you remember the sets, the costumes. those memorable one-liners: >> after all these years, you still astonish me. >> oh, good. i am glad i am a revelation and not a disappointment. >> woodruff: and most importantly, the dramas of the crawley family and the staff, upstairs and downstairs. all adapted for the big screen. >> you mean, during the stay you will be the butler? >> excuse me. i am not a butler. i am the king's page of the back stairs. >> so our staff has nothing to do? >> i am sure they can useful. >> woodruff: "downton abbey's" creator, julian fellowes: >> when the first ideas started sort of rumbling around of the possible movie, i didn't think it would happen. >> woodruff: how much of a challenge was it to take this story that had stretched out ovnd six seasons, six years, turn it into a two-hour film? >> well, we didn't g

it seems a paradox, if you go to the national training center and it'srough an aar, critical thinking, and it's an attitude of not worrying what you say. you say what you think. it does not exist in modernization, i'm thinking specifically of the system like crusader, where we deny this being a problem until the senate sent a staffer down with two engineering degrees. and suddenly there was an alternate propellant that started. we have smart people in the army that we could have listened to, and i worry about that same thing happening. the army is going to be focused on cost schedule and performance to get the unit fielded. i know you started addressing it, but that same thing that happens at the national training center into the modernization program. >> it's a great question. in my paper i talk about hypersonic's created not a topic i'm an expert on, but you read the multi-domain operations concept and it does not put a hook. there are lots of books in it but it -- i don't see a hook for hypersonic's. i worry in this town, you'd be astonished to learn that we get in a frenzy about t

>> there are regulations in place that aare designed to -- n the event of emergencies.ds for about commercial vessel will more stringent than a recreational vessel. they need a certain amgt of life jackets on board, a amount of life raft, life rings, radios, a lot of equipment, a lot of protocols that are put in place on that in the event something like this does happen that they are able to respond. once we overheard the mayday call on channel 16, we were able to -- this is not something that you mess around with. so we launched every available resource that we had that was in the area alongside our partner agencies. but you this is definitely something that is a pretty gir situation. >> all right. thank you so much. coming up, bracing for impact. south carolina and georgia order mandatory evacuation of coastal communities. we'll have a live report from the states preparing for dorian next. n next ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. chase. make more of wha

she performed the feat just aar yefter treatment for breast cancer. wow.ll to come on the newshour: president trump's former campaign manager appears before congress, as democrats weigh the possibity of impeachment. israelis go to the polls, ile prime minister benjamin netanyahu's political future hangs in the balance. hearing from texas gun owners, amid a swirling debate over how to deal with a spate of mass shootings. remembering the life ofin legendary waon journalist and friend of the newshour, cokie roberts. plus, much more. oo >>uff: the mueller report t is back headlines today, the first witness mentioned in special counsel's investigation appeared before the u.y house judicimmittee to answer questions on obstruction of justice. our lisa desjardins was there, and e begins with this report. >> desjardins: democrati have been w for this opportunity. anpen hearing with corey lewandowski, a former trump campaign manager who has remained a cfidante of the president's. and, who also saw the hearing as an opportunity to defend the president. >> the investi

goes into recession, it will happen, we have already delayed three times i think in the last two aars, what was to be recession by few features, when we go into this we will need to highlight the speed between the monetary policy in between going respond ofo rate and qe and the fiscal policy. this is the mix of the two, which will give us the total quantity of qe. in other words, if we were to use intensively the fiscal policy to come after the recession, there's less of a need for monetary policy. so that is obviously in between the federal reserve which is the and if anybody, and the people in washington coming thick of fosco policy and the presidency, and we will be dealing with the policy mix. so on here for now it is too early to say what is the mix we are going to have because we do not know yet the nature and the amplitude of the recession. >> he recently recommended reducing exposure to bonds in the u.s.. can you talk more about that recordation. the power of the curve and how much would you recommend reducing? >> i do not regret because we printed three weeks ago. the heart o

if you go to the national training center and sit through an aar it's critical thinking and an attitude where you are worried about what you say. if you see something wrong, you say it. but doesn't exist in modernization and i'm thinking specifically of a system like crusader where we denied-- even being a problem until the senate sent a staffer down with two engineering degrees and all of a sudden there was a propellant that started. we have smart people in the army that we could have listened to and i worry about the same thing happening in the extended range programs because the army is going to be focused on cost schedule performance. i know we started addressing it but the same things that happened at the training center -- in modernization program. >> i would talk about hypersonic's. again you read the multi-domain operations concept and it doesn't put a hug. there's a lot of hooks in it. i don't see a hook for hypersonic's. sometimes i worry in this town you would be astonished to learn that we get into a frenzy. the driving force is the fact that the chineseÃare working on hyper

to drop aare we going chandelier on our visiting dignitaries? it did not happen.the best of the best. whoopsie doodles every now and then. host: what happens when they descended the staircase? capricia: they have to retrieve the colors that are posted in the yellow oval room and they descended the colors. they post them on either side of the president. then there is the official photograph that is taken of the president, the prime minister, and the first ladies. host: we will show our viewers that they will pose and be escorted off. where did they go to next? they will be brought into place by the social secretary. will lead the president and prime minister to the receiving line, to the place of designation. guests havet, the been having their own reception. in the state dining room and in the east room, drinks will have been passed. hors d'oeuvres will have been passed. people will know who else got invited this wonderful evening. the guest list is kept secret until it is put out watching the guests arrive. even the guests themselves don't know who to expect in t

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