he started working for alpha bank this year. after all that controversy about alpha bank in the trump organization during the campaign. he started working for alpha bank after he left the trump transition earlier this year. we also learned that he was still working for alpha bank when the trump administration asked him to take this very high-level job at the justice department. and we learned that if he is confirmed to run the criminal division of the justice department, he said he will recuse himself from matters involving his client alpha bank directly, but he will not say if he will recuse himself from any investigations into any ties between russia and the trump campaign. in april he found out he was up for this job, leading the criminal division at the justice department. he found out that in april. he stayed on representing this russian bank until june. until the day he was formally nominated. head of the criminal division at justice is a really big freakin' deal. that's the job robert mueller used to have before he was fb

, the alpha bank maintains that those electronic communications were totally innocuous. the trump campaign said at the time, quote, the trump organization has no communication or relationship with this entity or with any russian entity. so that the alpha bank and the trump organization servers thing denied in terms of it being nefarious as both parties involved. the alpha bang thing has remained a loose thread for people trying to get to the bottom of the connections of lack thereof between russia and the trump campaign while russia was attacking our election campaign last year. tomorrow in the senate president trump's nominee to lead the criminal division of the justice department, he's going to get his confirmation hearing. tonight the "the new york times" reports that hey, it turns out he worked for alpha bank. in fact he supervised a review of those mysterious communications between the alpha bank serve every and the trump organization server. he supervised one of the reviews of those suspect communications that ultimately pushed back on the suggestion that there was

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weeks later shut down the very largest site and that sort of sent all of the largest site's users, alphabay's sites users, able to watch them do some transactions, probably gain the oiferg details of many more users that way. that was certainly part of their intention and i thought it created a kind of psychological impact. there is a fear that the dark web users are everywhere. >> sreenivasan: if they are buying and selling physical products, they have to go to a place in the real world right? if you are buying something you have to get physical control of it. the different authorities say now i know i've got your address. >> reporter: in theory, when you buy drugs on the dark web you encrypt the address and send the address to the eler, and only the seller knows where you live. but many users are sloppy and don't encrypt their addresses. >> sreenivasan: you mentioned silk road, when that went down we thought that was going to have a big impact but this is an economy that moves on, two oher, three other sites pop up. what happens now? >> this is definitely not the first of these take do

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well just to give you some insight out of a was about ten times the size of silk road and alpha they also had its own backup web site that users could go to an alphabet was initially taken down so i'm here at black hat and i spoke to a lot of people to get their professional insight and also just our general thoughts on the dark wet and on alphabet a and they all sort of share the same sentiment on one side it's a positive success for law enforcement that they were able to take down the black market of this i mean there were tens of thousands of vendors on. alpha day and they also had hundreds of thousands of customers but on the other side the dark web is an acid and there's a lot that we've had yet to see so they think that we're going to continue to see more alpha base and more silk road in the future and we don't really have the ability to stop that that said they do recognize the downside to the dark web but they also are telling me that there is a positive side that they are well but just overshadowed by the negative sides about it so take a look at what they had to say about.

vladimir putin and donald trump sitting back, both alpha males, with their feet sitting back, both alphaheir feet wide apart, and sitting back, both alpha males, with theirfeet wide apart, and in position. donald trump looking straight at the camera, as he talks about vladimir putin, and putin interestingly does not even look at trump, the body language suggests 0k, trump, the body language suggests ok, let's hear what you've got for me? we have helped you, we've been good to you, so let's see what you can deliver. i think trump, asjohn said, coming out of the meeting with a spring in his step, putin is a very experienced ex—kgb man who specialises in recruiting. he would have played to his vanity, and... to his own vanity? to donald trump's vanity. putin is used to dealing with oligarchs. trump is an oligarch, they would be sizing one another up. and ultimately, what i think they would have discussed, we need to look back at trump's speech yesterday in warsaw, where he said we will defend civilisation, it is about family values and the church. his almost verbatim in quoting what putin w

and his bank the alpha bank which mr. bit cowsky represented through his law firm raises a question in my mind. am i overreacting or what is your thought about this? >> as i said before, i think that any russian oligarch should be dealt with extreme caution. it all depends on the ethics of this individual whether he -- whether -- i mean, i don't know his loyalties to his former client, so it would be wrong for me to make any judgment about it. >> understood. understood. can you sort out -- i'm trying to piece together a few things here and the steel dossier, i'm trying to understand it as it repeats to fusion gps. can you put it into perspective as to their role and what that dossier, why it was created and what the people who created it hoped to achieve. >> i only know about the steel dossier and the -- and this whole thing from what i have read in the press. so i have no -- you know, i'm just a bystander in that part of the story. what i am absolutely familiar with on a firsthand basis is fusion gps and glenn simpson's

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out-alpha. i think that's really interesting.entioned that you sit on the house oversight committee and that's because i want to ask you about something that trey goudy, the new chairman of the committee says. he says he doesn't want to pursue an investigation into russian meddling, into election interference. he doesn't want to explore questions about potential obstruction of justice by president trump as well. do you agree with that decision to not pursue that probe, especially considering it was trey goudy who seemed fine to pursue a benghazi probe when there was several probes just in congress already under way and now he's essentially saying there is too many, not another one is needed when it comes to russia? >> in fairness to the incoming chairman, i think when you have a whole host of investigations, which is what's presently the case, and you have, you know, on both the house side and the senate side, committees at work from the standpoint of investigation, then you've got a variety of different ways of looking at the si

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the guy who ran alpha bay which have been a few arrests. alphabay which was shut down on the 5th ofjuly, he was a canadian living in thailand, and he was arrested, but it seems that he committed suicide a week later while in custody in thailand. there is a bit of a mystery there. the other people in terms of hansa, some arrests were made in the netherlands and germany as well in relation to the european side of it. there is some discussion about alphabay and some discussion about alphabay and some people who work for that in the us getting arrested. i think they are particularly focusing on finding the service, and they have done that, and closing them down and closing down this trade, because of course, jeff sessions was very explicit about this, he said americans have died as a result of buying opioids like heroin and artificial opioids on this alphabay website. he named some names. it is a big dealfor them, particularly because of the coordination they have managed to pull off with other jurisdictions. i think they are trying to send a m

the alpha climate change. i was clear to president job at how disappointed the uk walls that the united states had decided to pull out of the paris agreement. and also clear that i hope that they'll be able to find a way to come back in to the paris agreement i think that's important for us globally also because as. i believe it is possible up we don't renegotiating the paris agreement that stays but i want to see a united states looking for ways to rejoin and. this evening the twenty world leaders had dinner together. the g. twenty has almost become a side show next to the main event. the first meeting between the leaders of russia. and the united states. jon sopel bbc news how back. protests outside the g. twenty meetings in hamburg have continued for a second night running. at least a hundred and sixty police officers reported injured reinforcements have been drafted in and calls and trucks have been set on fir. oberlin correspondent jenny hill reports. nnamdi. cities into is now. program. twenty four hours

that brian benczkowski disclosed on the eve of this hearing today that among his clients has been alphage russian financial institution whose owners have ties to vladimir putin. and that has been at the center of some scrutiny, though it's not clear how strong the basis of that is, for the investigation and rumors. >> it was discovered last year, please correct me i'm wrong, a server linked directly to alpha bank. >> this is part of what we now think -- although some of this remains murky and may have been garbled. there was unusual sets of data stream going to alpha bank servers from a server linked to the trump organization and that got reported a he then it was communicating sereptitiously with this moscow bank with putin ties. >> then i was wrong. no server found. >> as best as we can tell at this point, there was a server that had the trump name on it but not controlled by the trump organization and controlled by a spam company, essentially, that was spamming out e-mails about trump properties on behalf of the trump organizati, not controlled by the trump organization or in the tru

the fact the nominee continued representing alpha bank until the day of nomination raises questions.ntinue to represent the bank after he knew about the potential nomination? one thing that is important here, running the criminal division of the department, does that have connections with the special department? >> it shouldn't because it falls under the national security and is separate with the own ag, the only head that runs that department. the only way here, he may have exposure to it is the financial investigations that we have all heard about and maybe going on as part of this. all of that, anything that is connected of anyone within the trump world is being handled outside of the department of justice with the special council. however, you know, if sessions goes, then a new attorney general would come in and who knows what would happen. this could potentially, potentially, you know, have him overseeing some aspects of that investigation. >> questions of recusal with him. thanks so much. >>> tension between the united states and iran. we are learning a yus navy ship had to fir

head of the justice department's criminal division, he disclosed business ties to a russian bank, alpha bank. can't they find anyone for a top job who doesn't have a tie to russia? >> well, it seems like they're all in with the russians. but at least i believe he was truthful about that. the thing that's troubling about this administration is so many of them are lying about their contacts with the russians. starting with general flynn running all the way on through the most recent communications from donald trump jr. and jared kushner. and that is very troubling when they won't tell the truth about their contacts with the russians. i think the confidence in the house and the senate is eroding. they just had a procedural vote today on health care but then they voted down this crazy bill they had and they got to the actually come up with a law. that's a lot harder. you're not going to get legislation through when people don't trust you. in order to get people to trust you, you have to tell the truth. and they've been doing a lot of lying. >> john? >> it's not working. > pardon me. >> go a

alpha bank, which was represented through a law firm, at least raises a question in my mind. am i overreacting? what is your thought about this? mr. browder: as i said before, any russian oligarchs should be dealt with with extreme caution. it all depends upon the ethics of this individual. i do not know his loyalties to his former client. it would be wrong for me to make any judgment about it. sen. durbin: understood. i am trying to piece together a few things. i am trying to understand the steel dossier as it relates to fusion can you tell me about their role, why the dossier was created and what they hope to achieve? mr. browder: i only know about the steel dossier and this whole thing from what i have read in the press. i am just a bystander in that part of the story. what i am familiar with on a first-hand basis is fusion gps and glenn simpson's role working on behalf of the russian government to overturn the magnitsky act. the steps they took very much compromise their integrity. sen. durbin: you are saying you do not know about a connection between steele fusion and th

ask you because there's all of these cases in the news talking about these crackdowns whether it's alpha bay or silk road and the illegal activities that are happening on that sites can we expect governments to start coming down harder not just on these sites but also on digital currencies as a whole. well it's pretty tough for governments to come down on to jill currency itself you know the original promise of big corps and when it was created in january two thousand and nine was to be a truly universal currency a form of borderless money that you know could be sent around the world in minutes and would work as well in new york as a dozen new delhi and so even if the government of india or the government of united states or the governor of russia tries to kind of you know ban it in some way the innovation and the use of it will simply you know flow to other parts of the world. people call it regulatory arbitrage but japan just in april declared officially to be legal tender for the first time its third largest economy so i don't anticipate that that will happen it will keep growing mayb

alpha bank is linked very closely with vladimir putin. alfa bank featured prominently in a controversy last year concerning unexplained electronic communications during the presidential campaign between computer servers connected to alfa bank and computer servers connected to the trump organization. we learned at benchcowski's hearing this week that his time working at alpha bank is not one long-standing relationship that he now has to explain going back years. he started working for alfa bank this year. after all that controversy about alfa bank in the trump organization during the campaign. he started working for alfa bank after he left the trump transition earlier this year. we also learned that he was still working for alfa bank when the trump administration asked him to take this very high-level job at the justice department. and we learned that if he is confirmed to run the criminal division of the justice department, he said he will recuse himself from matters involving his client alfa bank directly, but he will not say if he will

what would you say about the suspicion there was some communication between alpha bank and the trump campaign, which was reported and has been debated back and forth as to whether it was true? mr. browder: i only know about that from what i have read in the press. from what i have read in the press, it is not enough information for me to make any judgment. based on what you know about the background you have described to me, it would give you some measure of caution, would it not, in dealing with alpha bank and mr. fridman, from the perspective of our own national security, would it not? i would say any russian oligarchs, i would not single out alpha bank, all russian oligarchs should be dealt with with extreme caution. their wealth is totally dependent on their relationship with vladimir putin. sen. durbin: let me tell you why i asked the question. you have a man that wants to head the criminal division of the department of justice. committeed before the recently. he had alpha think as a client, after the election of donald trump and after he served on the transition team, the landi

this is feminism coming back to inflict some pain on some alpha females.ltural story. we have written a lot about this on the website, actually. the numbers are significant. supposedly, there has been a fivefold increase in british women freezing ex to about 4000 in total. —— freezing eggs. the procedure itself is very invasive. we are told this is because there is an oversupply of educated women and more women are going to university than men, it seems there and all —— are no men for them. another hand, you could be going to university and leaving with £57,000 of debt. this is a symptom of the fa ct of debt. this is a symptom of the fact that there are more educated women than ever before. six out of ten students are now women. the education system is succeeding for the funeral population, because we made that decision, but it is failing poor young white boys, to quote the book from last year. failing young white guys are not getting into uni. there is a story behind that story. there is a whole book on that. we have it on the website as well. been there

alpha bay and down following a major international investigation.and hansa we re investigation. alphabay and hansa were linked to drug trade, stolen data and weapons trade. shares in ebay have fallen about 5% in after—hours trade after they warned that profits could fall for this quarter below analyst estimates. they are spending big on marketing and revamping their platforms to attract more shoppers. it is striving to compete with rivals like amazon. microsoft has had a revenue jump amazon. microsoft has had a revenue jump in the three months tojune. it saw shares rise in after hours trade. however, they are laying off thousands of workers from the global sales tea m thousands of workers from the global sales team in a bid to boost its cloud division. the microsoft ceo has confronted one of the biggest challenges of the sector, taking a company that was dominant in one market and retooling it for new markets. its original moneyspinner is steadily losing value. in microsoft's case, windows softwa re value. in microsoft's case, windows software was a

he wants to sit in a room, face-to-face, alpha male to alpha male, with donald trump.his flamboyance, military technology displaying to the world during the holiday is just a negotiation game. he sees it as just a bargaining chip. heard by the way, we have president trump entertainment possibility of a face-to-face meeting with the leader. once he gets that, if he gets that, what does he want after that? he wants a meeting, but ultimately, what does he want? jasper: trump and kim jong-un want the same thing -- they want to display power and create a legacy. they want to be distinguishable from those leaders before them. kim jong-un and father, and president trump and obama. they want to package a deal were both go down in history books together. self interests are shared. what i envision, if i had to advise donald trump is that, please package this in a trade agreement framework between the u.s. and north korea, or just korea, north and south. within this, you can talk about security issues. that would be the strategic approach. betty: let's dig further into that. what

which one is the alpha of the alphas. that's what will be done far more so than anything they say. i think you could turn the sound off the television and just look at it visually and you'll know everything you need to know about this meeting. >> eric: that's a fascinating way to look at it. we'll do that. governor huckabee, good to see you, as always. >> shannon: one fourth of july fireworks show going up in smoke in one town. details on the big scare. >> eric: it was a tphoeu complaint. it didn't turn out the way you'd expect it. why it turned into slip and slide. oooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. the future isn't silver suits anit's right now.s, think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, well, everywhere. how? because our phones have evolved. so isn't it time our networks did too? introducing america's largest, most reliable 4g lte combined with the most w

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the two men have been battling for the role of alpha male ever since their first handshake on the sidelinesthe g7 summit. donald trump later pulled out of a key climate change deal brokered in paris, prompting mr macron to issue a video parodying the us president's campaign slogan. make our planet great again. but mr macron, keen to boost french influence abroad, has since turned on the charm. and mr trump's comments today on climate change suggest it might be working. something could happen with respect to the paris accord. we'll see what happens. but we will talk about that over the coming period of time. and if it happens, that will be wonderful, and if it doesn't that will be ok, too. translation: i want to continue discussions with the us and president trump on this very important subject. i respect the wish to preserve jobs. i think it's compatible in the paris agreement. now we have to let the us work on its road map and to continue talking with them. and amid allegations that russia interfered in the us election, mr trump was also asked about his son's contact with a russian lawyer

dog, the alpha male.ng the situation. what they don't understand is that ultimately at the end of the day, when you're facing the gauntlet of federal investigators and federal attorneys coming at you and investigating you, the best thing you can ever do is just sit down and shut up. it doesn't help you. this isn't helping anyone's cause. >> i wonder how risky it is for him to fire off a tweet. seems like some of these could be a knee jerk reaction. if anything in those tweets turn out to be inaccurate, could that come back to haunt him, mark? >> yes. absolutely. they already made the statement several times that the tweets are official statements. could that be the basis for false statement? no. that's never the basis for a 1,001 false statement. if you're ever in situation where first of all pre-filing you're trying to convince somebody not to file a series of tweets that seems to undermine what your then narrative or what the facts get developed are is going to be real problem. if you take him at his wo

he's been tried to none out alpha other leaders in bilateral meetings. chest out, be bold, take over the conversation. that may be more difficult with this president who has been known obviously to out-alpha other leaders as well. so i think it will be fascinating the interaction between the two. >> experts have said that putin concluded that president obama was neither strong nor tough. will putin be taking the measure of this new president, comparing him to his predecessor and what he can and can't get away with? >> i think so. it's a really crucial moment. the foreign minister from russia said the relations between the u.s. and russia are now at zero. they can only be better. you heard u.s. officials saying they have deteriorated greatly. there's a lot of eyes. critics of this administration wondering if somehow the president will give up too much as you suggest in your first question in the wake of all of these investigations that are ongoing. i do think that on a geo political basis, this is a big moment for europe and for the u.s. >> gregg: all rig

politico says both of the men are alpha males seeking to stamp their power on the global stage rememberinghere are both relatively new leaders. the meeting is expected to be a lot more areerative and the men expected to discuss issues like the fight against terrorism. >> the former president of brazil has been sentenced to nearly a decade behind bars for corruption and money laundering. >> the new york times calls it a stunning setback for a brazilian politician who wielded a norm is latin america for decades. says hislian paper defense team are preparing to appeal the decision and they say the presiding judge used the process to politically persecuted him and bury his chances of making what was a planned political comeback. they accuse the judge of losing his impartiality. he is not getting a lot of support. says hebrazilian paper betrayed the country twice. first by throwing away a unique opportunity to fight corruption in brazil and then by betraying the power bestowed upon him. moving on to a trillion ton iceberg that has broken away insolentantarctic and this week. it's not necessaril

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there was 861 alpha, forth and south, 950 and 1015.he north vietnamese showed how much they wanted them with a blistering attack in late april '67. it started when engineers assigned to ripley's company trying to secure route 9. >> every man, every vehicle was lost. >> this was the beginning of what came to be known as the hill fights. they raged from april 25th to may 5th, 1967. >> no one i feel certain in saying was prepared for the ve rossty, the extraordinary commitment that the enemy made to not just take the hills but to hang on to them. it was a seminole point in the war. >> 168 marines were killed in action in the hill fights. things quieted down in may but trouble wws still brewing in the rugged highlands. >> it seemed peaceful but you knew after that it could erupt at any time so there was always this apprehension. >> ray stubbe was a chap tin and arrived just after the hill fights ended. >> i'd have a little church service when the platoon would come back and it was quiet and the whole companyywas there. and then i'd take th

. >> we have the alpha predator, humans. [laughter] >> the poor great white. >> oh!. okay. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> another train derailed thursday night at new york's penn station. there were at least 180 passengers onboard. the fdny was brought to the scene. fortunately, there were no reported injuries. but that's the third train derailment in over three months. so the good news is train-mageddon coming to you on monday. amtrak is improving new york's penn station's infrastructure, and they will be closing three tracks at a time during the week out of 21 tracks. that is going to cause trouble in the entire tristate area. so i wanted to speak to some of the commuters that will be affected the most on monday, in fact, they won't be able to take one train from summit, new jersey, to new york penn station. they're going to have to go to hoboken, the bus, path train or ferry. what are you going to do come monday? >> i'm going to take the train to hoboken, and i think i'm going to experiment for the fist week or two with the options. >> try to make -- figure out what you're g

at the same time, you have two new presidents, two alpha males for sure as we saw play out with the worlds white knuckle handshake and both unconventional. what do you think is a win from both of them? >> well, let me tell you what they don't have in common, poppy. they don't have favoribility ratings. president macron is respected in france and throughout the world. donald trump is struggling here at home, hovering between 30% and 40% favoribility. we saw at the g-20 where many people look at america as being in a place of isolation. this is where donald trump excels. he excels in 101 meetings where he's able to look presidential, with a setting and backdrop that reinforces this alpha male dominating characteristic he thoroughly enjoys. i think both men are going to do what they went for, the photo-opes and moments of prestige. when they leave, donald trump is still going to be covered with the cloud of russia and low approval ratings which is going to drive him insane and president macron is going to leave with high approval ratings in france and abroad and looked at as he stood up to d

. >> now to developing news north korea has claimed it has fired its first inter continent l alpha list particular missile. with some possible range of some 4,000 rake it could possibly strike alaska. it is a significant change in the military challenge to the united states. this is probably the toughest national security we face today. i see no signs that they're willing to come to the table. just look at what they did to otto warm beer, this is not a regime that would lead to diploma i. nick i hail i has emergency meeting at the un to discuss the north korean situation. president trump and pope francis are both trying to help a british resident who is suffering from a deadly incident fox's benjamin hall has the lat est from london. >>reporter: 11 month old charley guard was born with an extremely rare disease. his brain is damaged and he is currently on life support. now, dr.s and lawyers against the wishes of his parents who want to spend as much time with him as possible say it's time to switch it off and let him die. the recall is that charley can't see. he can't hear. he can't mov

. >> yes, sarge, this is shepard alpha 1 alpha. i have inmate stafford in here. far beyond a quarter of an inch as required. i asked him to have his nails cut, he's refusing to do so. i'm asking for assistance to get that done. >> the special operations group sends a three-man team to stafford's cell to clip his nails for him. >> we're cutting your nails, all right? >> not many times we actually have to use force but sometimes it does happen. just as long as you're complying with the directives that i'm giving you, then we don't have to escalate the force. so you can say what you want to sa but as long as you're doi what i ask you to, do then that's fine with me. >> it's just one of the days that [ bleep ] goes through. are you writing on the walls in there, dude? >> i can walk. i know the ropes. i got this. there's no physical way you can make me cut my nails with my hands balled up. primetime. it's going down. how you all cutting if i keep my fists balled? you batter me? >> listen. all you got to do is cut the fingernails. if you want to do it the hard way, we

a spokesperson said he was employed by alpha best in the avalanche 2015. he worked briefly in 2008 for the county government facility attend for the department of community services. they say he worked as a track coach at la play ta and now we learn he was a coach in a variety of locations in the greater washington area. >> couple of other things we learned here last couple of hours, we learned that according to the school system, he showed up at west lake high school for a school track meet, and was noticed and was told to leave, and was told that he had been trespassing after he was told not to come on to school grounds. that was just this past may. there was also a parent who reached out to us to say that no letter went out to the stoddert students's parents here back in december when he was told to leave school and not to come back to the grounds here. that is correct. there was no letter sent out. however, there was letters sent out to the parents of the students on the track team over at la because that's where he was track coach. we also know that t

the one alpha male in trump and now the ascendant alpha male in scaramucci they're venting their spleens against the perceived enemies within the walls. all of them at the human level they would be like i'm out of here. but you know reince priebus has been humiliated serially throughout his entire time as white house chief of staff. he may or may not be gone by the end of the day or the week but hardly matters at this point because he has been now effectively neutered as having any real authority in the white house. i will say this last thing. back when you were communications director can you imagine ever doing anything like this? saying that andy card was a leaker and that you were going to tell the fbi and the doj to investigate card and say that bleeped out thing about bannon about karl rove. think about that. >> i can tell anthony scaramucci exactly how to stop the leakers. you don't need the fbi or the justice department. he talked about ludicrous digital fingerprints which i'm sure is a lie. you stop acting like a bleep hole. i mean, that's how you stop the leakers. i mean they're

you're not going to have any alpha.lso, when and if the -- something happens in the world, you have no flexibility to get out. if you're rules based, everybody knows you're rules based so they can all front run you getting in and getting out. >> and they should like the fact, mark, that somebody is applying that expertise that you and your team have to an etf rather than just having a straight rules based -- >> reason why they want rules based is because the only people that matter in the etf world, very large hedge funds for trading and liquidity and then investment advisors because that's where all the flows come from retail really doesn't make a big dent in etfs it's advisors. advisors are presenting clients with a financial plan. they're saying this is the portfolio that's going to solve the riddle of what you need. then they use a bat test to say these indices, these rules-based funds, we can go back 40 years this gives me a mathematical answer to say this is how you're going to hit your goals. so rules based is re

we know in normal times president trump, without a doubt, likes to play and perform as the alpha.eting while he did have a positive speech in poland, he did leave that meeting a man standing alone. you know, he didn't have a posse there. they left with paris climate accord being the focus. president trump left the paris climate agreement didn't have much to say. could president trump be in need of an olive branch and be willing to accept help here? >> look, if emanuel macron does what he has been trained to do as a banker, treats donald trump like the client and sort of plays up to him, maybe even fawns over him a little bit, makes him feel important, he could fulfill that role. theresa may and the uk is a bit wounded now after her election. doesn't get along with angela merkel. certainly the u.s. and the france have a long, historical relationship despite going out of the paris climate accord, we do need each other. this could be an opportunity for macron. generationally, they're coming from different places so i think that will be tough. if he treats him like a client, as he kno

north korea launch of epa inter continent l alpha listic missile on friday is the p tense discussion right now. the . north korea state run media is calling the us's recent military drill a provocation. u s military officials say two us air force b1 lancer bombers from air force anderson base in guam flew alongside japanese fighter jets on july 7 for a ten hour bilateral mission. they flew over the korean peninsula and reportedly witnessed weapons. they called it a practice run in a direct response to north korea of a recent launch of an inter continental missile. run by the country's ruling party published commentary on sunday accusing the us of quote, recollect reckless military provocations. when it comes to theec regime officials say all options are on the table. how many test s does it take and how many more times do we have to tell them no escalation? the fact that they launched an icbm test is hugely dangerous, not just for us, but for so many of our friends in the world and we've got to put a stop to it. president trump met with chinese president the at the g20 up s the it an

. >>> looking at video from sky drone 5, flying over alpha plaza park in san francisco's pacific heightsghborhood, and it was certainly clear when we had sky drone 5, i think getting foggier by the minute as it comes inin, right? >> low crowd clouds, dead on queue just in time for the fireworks, but per usual for this toom of the yeeshgs low clouds competing with the fireworks display coming up. at first we will have a look at what the situation should be like overnight tonight, offshore and then onshore, very well prepared for this sort of thing, they can adjust the altitude which the fireworks explode, so, everything should be fairly decent for an okay display tonight. we have seen better but certainly seen worse, low clouds and fog near the shoreline around the bay shoreline opposed to the suific coastline. probably better conditions, inland, not a problem at all. 67 inland at 9:30 tonight. around the coast will be in the mid 50s. so, not bad at all. here is the contrast between the clear inland area, nothing but blue but you take it out here to san francisco and you can see the fog a