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, as theyze both sides do between tv and pay-tv, both sides have an economic interest , andming up with a deal the responsible thing for me to do as a public official was to stand back and not put my thumb on the scale, because then i am allowing the marketplace to assign prices that reflect values of the content, and that is what is happening. host: before we go further, let's bring paul kirby into this conversation. recently thatech the pay-tv folks are trying to get things and legislation coming up, that is not fair. you used to allow markets to work in these agreements. do you want to elaborate on that? gordon: back in the late 1980's, early 1990's there was a bill passed designed to be temporary to help the satellite industry compete with what was a cable monopoly. it allowed this current reauthorization, called stella sometimes, it allowed for technological reasons satellite companies to bring in distant signals into local markets. all the technical impediments have been overcome, but still at&t and 12 of the 210 markets, they do not deal with local tv providers. bowling green, ke

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european central bank said the ecb was setting the stage for an aggressive rate cut in september, andmes central bank announced it was cutting interest rates by a quarter point as well. this is just the latest in o stri more than 30 central bank rate cuts this year alone. stocks are clearly continuing to take their cues from the bond market, falling to session lows as soon as the yield on the ten-year u.s. treasury note dipped below 1.5%. but it bouncedack at the yields came off of their lows. one clear bright spot today was the consuckr. walmart s rallied on a solid earnings beat. retail sales rose more than pected in july. alibabae-commerce giant got a big boost from the huge eatsings beat of i own, in another sign the consumer economy is clearly doing better than the industrial economy even over in china. still, there's no shortage of confusion in the marts and there's little wonder why. there's an awful lot of models that can't figure out what is going on. a number o key questions can't be answered right now. for example, will china send troops into hong kong to quell the protests o

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at 25% say they don't have any acquaintances,which is compared to just 9% of baby boomers andme 50% ofen xers who say the same. where did we go from here? >> the president should convene a national task force on mental health and the connection to violence and these mass shootings. as the pastor said earlier in the show, it will take a moral reawakening, family and community ties.at a time that pe breaking their vows and it's a tough moment for the church and morality, and we nee. we need to identify these people, almost profile them, laura, discover the difficulties and get them the help they need. they are out there and crying out, but they are in isolation. this culture is sadly fermenting and we will see more of this. >> laura: raymond, extremely powerful.thank you. up next, president trump in the rnc fight back against the bogus newc og law in the liberal statf california. stay there. [ giggling ] let's play dress-up. ♪ [ doorbell ] [ slap ] your nails! xfinity home... cameras. xfinity home... disarm the system. door's open. morning... welcome to the neighborhood. do you like my w

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and more over the target than anybody and you are the one of the hardest working peoplein television andm amazing every time i talk to i. >> sean: tucker was off all week. laura is off all week. i'm a loser. i don't take vacation. >> jason: i fill in for them. what does that make me?come on. >> sean: makes you someone who probably takes advantage of the opportunity when it's available. have a great show. >> jason: thanks, sean. i'm jason chaffetz in for laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. president trump just wrapped up a huge campaign rally in the battleground state of new hampshire. our power panel is standing by to break down the big moments. and, shocking new information tonight about the suspect who shot six police officers in philadelphia in that standoff you saw here last night. neww jeffrey epstein autopsy details raised serious questions about what happened in that cell. more than 100 seizures and dozens of teens hospitalized with severe lung injuries possibly tied to vaping. undr. drew pinsky is here with e prescription to end this. plus, so

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was beforewhere it the monetary policy. , andme something as well this is a question potentially foribrate's and decides to reenter quantitative easing, what do you take away from that and what is your reaction? all central banks are responding to the fact that they have economic conditions that are changing. in europe and the european union , economic conditions have slowed quite a bit. that requires central banks to take action in doing that. states, we also look at our economy and see how global factors affect us. look at the domestic economy. there is the sense that central banks are being held hostage by the markets? the more central banks do, the more the markets want. is this the new normal? are you comfortable with how this is panning out? >> well, markets move day-to-day. they fluctuate, they are finding their own footing. some of that is based on the outlook they have for the economy, some of it is based on just trying to figure out what is coming next. what i do is take market information, financial conditions more generally as an input. financial conditions being tighter,

andm then all across the central valley is these temperatures will be seen at times in excess of a 105 degrees. look at these temperatures just here on your 4 zone forecast today, a triple digit heat is james was mentioning just a moment ago for areas like morgan hill our inland valleys, 90 solidly for even some bayside areas and even a few spots on the peninsula. redwood city up to 92 degrees today so as we make our way into the afternoon you may want to find a cool spot, especially if you do have maybe some family that's a little bit older more susceptible to heat or even get that is some cooler spots out towards the coast. a nice air-conditioned movie theater anything to cool down because as these temperatures rise into the triple digits this afternoon. you won't want to be stuck in that heat, i've got more details on the heat today tomorrow and when it will eventually cool downk still to come robin. thank you john. >>on traffic heating up we have some slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza so it's going to be crowded, especially for you cash payers right on the left on the right hand

be, andms to me to norma's opportunity, much more than it is a hazard for a white house.ther ministrations have regularly done briefings. there briefings were done in the cleveland administration. you always had the availability .f a press secretary provide was you did information on a daily and regular basis. i think it's to the white house's advantage. it's to the advantage of the president to have people coming up and explaining his policy. i talked for example in them a nguyen briefing that minute and talked about the ways in which the treasury department was working with other departments within the government. that was a positive for them. briefings where you bring in cabinet secretary's i think is just a win. disagree, especially when as an administration when a government can focus on policy, i will say accomplishments record, i was always a big fan of when we have sanctions announcement. to get somebody out there to talk about it. mnuchin out there, talk about it in the context of the policy. i think the meteor -- meatier we got with the policy -- the major news

pickering andm lucy macdonald are staying with us. coming up in the next hour, dan at 6:00 a.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ segmentedre not regional effects, these are global consequences. what could be a tipping point that could trigger a very significant global slowdown, even a recession. scarlet: that was carmen reinhart talking about the crisis in hong kong, how it could be a tipping point for a recession. aaron rosengren also cited hong kong. let's get to bloomberg first word news. viviana: traders are looking to jerome powell for guidance. three of the central bank policymakers made it clear they are opposed to lower interest rates. at a speech in jackson hole, powell may make it clear. markets pricing in a quarter-point rate cut. the new tariffs donald comp -- trump is threatening could drag the -- to the lowest and's 1990. that since 1990. economists say gdp expansion could be cut by half a percentage point. japan's prime minister accusing south korea of undermining trust between their countries. south korea will withdraw from an agreement as japan does not conside

so it is important we move today, andm from certainly the work that you have been doing for many years, we , by offeringat culturally-relevant programming that recognizes how important community is. empowerd other colleges students to become the next generation of their community, and that is why it is important to all of us that these opportunities are available, because we need them for our future, and we all have to buy into that notion and know that it is not helpful when we shortchange your institutions, when you are serving in many cases the most vulnerable students. what is interesting about the multiple challenges they face is that you are helping them where acknowledging that you have to be adaptive in your togramming, and to be able truly move with the time, and what we need as a country. we have talked about so many of the programs, the models that you brought, and part of what we are trying to grapple with here is how to make them work right, how to scale them, and how to be certain that they are opened and that they are exceptional, that they are prestigious for young peop

she said the whole store fell violent andme looked panic. >> four masked men come running into the apple store and detach phones and two guys grabbed three laptops and just ran out. it was really scary. >> what's your reaction to hear it happened again last night? >> same store. >> it's sad, actually. there have been a lot of apple store robberies. happening around all around the bay area. >> she is correct. here's video from an incident in walnut creek. apple store in santa rose was previously burglarized and we reported september last oo year the same crime happened five times in less than two weeks. the suspect vehicles descr iid sedan color gray. as well as a gray suv. i reached out for comment. a spokesperson had no nothing further comment other than to reach out to law enforcement. which i did. >>. a bicycle killed in a hit and run crash. police are looking for the driver who killed him. 44 year-old died alt story road and jackson avenue yesterday afternoon. wntss say a man in an suv hit a pickup truck before striking the victim. it appears he was in the crosswalk at the time. poli