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let its currerency sink to anan 11 year low. a move the u.s. president calls currency manipulation. thank you for joining us. the indian government has rammed through sweeping changes in the region of kashmir, sending tensions soaring in the world's most militarized region. status haspecial been revoked, stripping residents of exclusive rights to land and jobs. the government says it is necessary to integrate the region into the rest of india. opposition politicians are calling it a dark day for democracy. communications have been cut off. schools are shut and thousands of troops have been deployed. a wide-ranging security clampdown kept people off the streets in indian administered kashmir. thousands of troops have been --loyed and internet than internet connections were cut to -- there was a certainly uproar in parliament. the opposition leader accused the government of murdering democracy by revoking article 370. >> this is in many ways a black day for indian democracy. we have seen, if not the letter of the constitution, certainly the spirit of the constitution shamelessly viola

andresessa and sabririna live , whwhere the roadad ces to anan.il has compulsory schooling, but for young people like sabrina there are few opportunities for further education. at home her two children are waiting for her. the 22 year old is raising them on her own. her sister is helping so she can finish her training on the vocational school ship in the coming weeks. most of the women here have two options - housewife or farmer. but sabrina dreams of working as a nurse in a health center. >> "that would be wonderful l ii could do more seminars and get a job. that would help my whole family." >> for sabrina, the computer course is just the beginning. she has opportunities that weren't available to her mother, who farms a small plotot of la. >> "my mother had to leave school after six years. . she s always told me that she regrets that. she does know how to write her name, but she can't read." >> andressa also wants to lead a different life, that's why she's so keen to take advantage of the training ship. in the meantime she makes a little money as

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anan: the norwegian government he i is speang with two tongueues. the norwrwegian prime e ministes telling last on the 24th of may while speaking in front of thee climate striking school kids, that what the norwegian government has done since the previous school strike was actually to divest 134 oil companies from the state-owned pension fund. so she is talking about this in climate terms, and one could ask, who is actually the boss and the person in charge here. reporter: environmental protection may indeed be a concern, butut the fund's core mandate is to preserve the wealth of the norwegian people. if the world finally turns away from oil and fossil fuels, holdings in related industries could collapse in value. marianne: we are not aiming to send a message to the world. we are aiming to take good care of norwewegian peoples' saving. and the aim of this process has been to reduce the overall oil price risks in norwegian economy. and that's that, really. this fund is not an instrument of environmental policy, it's not an instrument of our foreign p

anan: there is acknowledgment that inflation has not been hitting the fed's target. not just the yield curve inversion, but that it has shifted down so significantly, particularly relative to the fed funds rate. today we saw it shift down even more. that titan financial conditions usually, so that could prompt the fed to act when it meets in september. generally, everyone is worried about global growth, so when you talk to regional presidents who spend their time talking to ceos in their districts, you hear stories about businesses not being willing to invest, but not actively cutting either. they are in wait and see mode. as long as that is the case, it's hard to manufacture -- imagine the manufacturing recession we are seeing leader into an economic recession. for all the negativity in the markets, you are hearing a lot about solid economic fundamentals, particularly when it comes to the consumer here. amanda: megan greene, thank you so much for that. coming up, wall street caught in the crosshairs as the u.s. china feuded deepens. reacted after china threaten that

q anan supporters are in the crowd and they held up a baby.sie that said trump on the front and q on the back. the president called that a beautiful baby. trump has not addressed qanon directly. one of the big qanon rallying cries, perhaps the biggest, is where we go one we go all. at trump's rally in cincinnati on the very day we learned they identified qanon as a threat, one took the stage and you the uttered that. >> we are all in this together. where we go one,all. >> he is not associated with qanon. he happened to repeat that phrase. joining me is ben collins. let's start with the fbi bulletin. >> sure. so it came out of the phoenix field office of the fbi. that doesn't necessarily mean it's the whole view of the fbi. this is the first time we've talked about this at all, conspiracy driven extremism. and they have a reason that it would come from that specific place. two hours from that field office in tucson there was a stabbndof between an armed qanon person. they got into a fight with the police. this is the thing that's starting to sh

in order to avoid this situation, parliament has to do so, but with this use of what is otherwise anan ordinary power -- there is a correct this in saying it is an ordinary power, but they are using it to give five weeks without debate, without any means of creating legislation and avoiding any kind of no deal brexit. we are facing a very simple question of little or no time. some very important points, that four days was just mentioned, the parliament will come back from summer recess in september. the e few days are the very end of this parliamentary session. any legislation which has not reached through both houses and become law by that date is dead. it will not continue into next session. brent: if i could, i just want to say, we are saying next week is the only time parliament has to stop the suspension, but we are talking about a full week. correct me if i am wrong, but the mother of all parliaments can come up with legislation in one week to preventnt its own suspension, right? >>>> we a are going to be lookit standing order 24. it is bringing emergency debates, emergency legis

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world where you did not get married and it was that harriet world but w but like barbara bush was anan important piece of pat brown's political career pat never went to college and went directly to law school at night and always fell intellectually deficient because of lacking a college education did not know how to pronounce words correctly sometimes and bernice was an aimportant part of his formative education and behind the scenes as the first lady who entertained and then fast-forward to jerry brown 2.0 the second time now he's married to his wife born in 1958 and had a formidable career of her own as a c lawyer with an important corporate lawyer and an executive at the gap then just got up and quit to become campaign manager running for attorney general and every bit his partner and tha the first person to say his success the second time around much of it was due to her who kept them organized and paid attention to the details. [laughter] she was his chief advisor and the attorney general and the governor's office to be hard-pressed to find a woman in california who has more influ

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anan approximate would be in the next hour. that's out of everybody's control except for them. >> reporter: we have to wait and see how successful they are in towing the tow truck out of here. hopefully if all goes well here, sometime in the next hour they expect to re-open the two lanes that have been shutdown on eastbound highway 92 in hayward. we will keep an eye on this tow process, tow truck towing out a tow truck out of the embankment. hopefully things get resolved and the lanes re-open. allie rasmus, ktvu fox2 news. >>> police in gilroy say by the end of today, all items left behind on any part of the festival grounds will be released with the owners to go pport are still available. or if you your family member was there. the attack is being investigated as domestic terrorism. they revealed a list of targets that included federal buildings and courthouses and churches as well as political organization s affiliated with both republicans and democrats. >> we have uncovered evidence throughout the course of our investigatio

there is an automaticc stay when anan officer is depeployed.t was represented to me by the city that he was deployed to afghanistan. of course, we want our first responders -- we do not want to stand in the way of service to their country, but it was the first day. a couple of months right after he returned, the case got stayed again as a result of the criminal charges. amy: the sequence was, they killed tony timpa and then he went off to afghanistan and came back? geoff: yes. amy: what should officers do? were these officers trained? how do you deal with the mental health crisis, somebody who from the beginning said i am suffffering from a mental health crisis? geoff: this is an ongoing problem inin law enforcecement. , have representnted other folks and frankly lost cases that have been t thrown out, where deadly force was employed againstt somemebody in a mental cririsis. the judiciary for the last decade has been struggling with this, , because everyone knows this creates horrific situationsns. the bottttom line is, cops are t the best medi

. >> stephen: kevin costner. ( laughter ) no doubt his character from "big chill" who dies ananes s ae people come back as dogs. >> stephen: right. >> some dogs come as humans. which is what our dog in the movie really wants to do. which is really cute-- i don't know. i read the book and became a dog person because of it. >> stephen: we have a clip here. can you tell us what's going on here? >> i believe this clip is when milo's character, denny, and enzo, the dog, meet eve, who is- - what the dog thinks destroyed his life by moving in. >> stephen: okay, jim? >> enzo, this is eve. >> hi, enzo. how you doing? >> my first impression of eve was as complicated as the scents in the air >> i'm not really much of a dog person. >> a melange of produce, shampoo and pheromones. >> he's more person than dog. >> denny was clearly taken with her grooming. she probably bathed every day for all i knew. >> does he always stare at people like this? >> if he likes them. >> he's a really cute dog, man. ( applause ) he's a good dude. >> stephen: so lovely to meet you. thank you for being here >> thank yo

theyey asked f t the resignanatn ofarririe lam and anan investigatation into p police rl the againstemonstratorors an pro-o-independenence reforms. pro-democracy activist and nobel peace prize nominee joshua wong tweeted monday -- "hundred thousands protestors gathered at hk international airport. we successful shut down the airport and force them cancel all flights. calls for democracy and free eleconon will nenever stop. we oppose #h#hkpolicestate!" for more, we go to hong kong where we're democracy now! describe what is happening now at the airport. >> i was at the airport earlier for more, we go to hong kong where we're joined by mary hui, a reporter for the business news outlet quartz who's been covering the mass demonstrations for more than two months. mary hui, welcome back tot was completely packed with filling every single inch of the airport, arrivals and departures. they are peacefully and orderly sitting down or walking slowly around. chanting slogans, venting anger. the palpable anger that is brimming. there angry at the police of the brutality unleashed on sunday agains

." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our first guest is a a grammy winner, an emmy winner, anan osc winner alongside melissa mccarthy, tiffany haddish, and elisabeth moss in the new movie, "the kitchen. he's also releasing his next album, "let love" on august 30th please help me welcome common, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> yes yes. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming back. well, we love you man. >> love. >> jimmy: thank you so much. you are having a great summer. big year you got the new album. you have a book. you have a movie and you just became a doctor >> yeah. i'm a doctor [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: now, this -- please. now let's explain this please. yeah >> okay. so, i attended florida a&m university historical black college and i left school my sophomore year to pursue my music career but went back to do the graduation speech this year and they honored me with an honorary doctorate i didn't know i was going to get it so, now everybody got call me doctor amir, you come on, man come on now, man, what's up? [ applause ] >> jimmy: of course you gotta do it. you have t

anan area that you mention, whih is follow-through of documentation is an area of focus. in fact, we are revisiting our training in that area. in a certain sector of aviation, we have to do some work and get better. wouldhink the committee be well-informed if you could get back to us when the report is official, indicating what corrective action you have taken in response, and any issues you have because again, when it comes to safety, and i don't have to remind this panel, you don't -- you cannot do enough, and i want to thank ms. langford for your help. rewarded by more work. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, madam chair. i apologize for coming in early and then having to leave. we had a markup in the congress committee, and i was unable to hear all of your statements, so i apologize for that. i want to begin with a thank you to the faa. we had an issue with our emergency system at yeager airport. i see some nodding heads. we had a hillside collapse in 2015 which wiped out our emergency runway overrun area, an actactually had to do of congress so we were able to se

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