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leaders did a lot of but.ng at the g7 meetin agreed on litt trade policy, russia, china, and climate ange were just a few of the contentious issues. one of the most delicate and divisive was how to nee with iran. the french president favors dialogue. he suggested a meeting between the u.s. and iranian leaders. 'here is donald trump'response. pres. trump: i think he is going to want to meet. i think iran wants to get the situation straightened out. is that basehton fact or based on gut? that is based on gut. but we cannot let them have a nuclear weapon. can't let it happen. i think there was a good chance we would meet. laura: for more i spoke with former state department pj, the president says there is a good chance we could meet.ha do you see iening? p.j.: it is certainly possible. present obama and rouhani thought about a meeting while in office together. they settled on a phone call. but i think there is so much baggage in the trump-iran relationship. president's rhetoric today -- no missiles, i'm not paying anything. you have to think, to get to a meeting, what is the incentive for ir

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the 35-year-old got a new tattoo next to the one he got with ang lee.t's of an image of a tall man standing over his shadow. could be a reference to brad's role in "the curious case of benjamin button." for his new film "ad astra" brad heads to outer space. who helped him prepare? his pal george clooney. his film gravity premiered at venice in 2014. >> george and i exchanged some discomfort stories. >>> a few hours later brad went from casual to tuxedo. he's clearly having a moment and soon he might have another oscar. the buzz is good for "ad astra" which includes a scene about a strained father/son relationship. >> he was a pioneer. we are taught to be strong, not show weakness. you're denying things, you feel shame whether real or imagined the regrets in one's life. >> brad also got great reviews for "once upon a time in hollywood." >> you an actor? no. >> no, i'm a stunt man. >> are you hoping to have an oscar, maybe, in that category? >> man, i just want to get this film out. my feeling is when your number comes up it's great fun and when someone e

they were last seen yesterday and were supposed to return hi today from ang trip they went on.ow the coast guard says they will chtinue to s by boat and radar tonight, and they're moving their efforts northward. >>> alsodeveloping, a motorcycle rider is dead after colliding with another bike inf erick thisafternoon. the crash blocked tra for more than three hoffurs. it happened on i-270 northbound. maryland state police say the two motorcycles lost control ter hitting each other. 25 year old dan stbeck of gaithersburg was pronounced dead at the scene, the other rider f hospital there. police think reckless driving m though no charges have been filed. >>> all right, well all eyes on the skyhond tse warm temperatures. we're checking in with gwen tolbart to see just how long this heat wave is going to last. hey there, gwen. >> well, we're actually going to move into that right through into the early part of the weekend. so get ready, it's going to be very hot and sticky for you. 80 degrees right now though feeling like it's 84 degrees. winds are from the south and they're light at

the ruling does say police can use the smell justify searching >>> ang curriculum cha is coming.ools will start including lgbt and disabilityts righ. it was brought on who said social media curculum should cover movements. >> it's time we tell sort of the whole story of america and there's a lot even as an adult i had to learn about disability rights movemt t because i wasn't taught in historyas ses. it's important we teacher the whole story. said thet's alreadyed in the ion process of doing the curriculum update. >>> ice seizing $50,000, gu shi, niki, caught in the bu. items came from honk's kong, if they were real, reality value would have been 3.4 million, officials say consumers would be tricked oh into believing they were getting a discount and that the money would be used for other imes. >>> local kidsthho aree hospital got a special visitor. we'll show you who smiles coming up next. ♪ . ♪ . ♪. ♪ . z3 g2yz z1jnz y3g2yy y1jny from the 5am wers, to the 6am sepers. and the hope thi trip never enders. pheryone uses their e differently s. and in different place that's why xfinit

proposal would exempt some companies from monitoring leaks of the gas that contributes to climate ange. we'll ok at the details, later in the program. in britain, restance is mounting to prime minister boris johnson's move to suspend parliament before the brexit deadline of october 31st. today, protests, legal challenges and petition drives gathered steam. the opposition labour party leader jeremy corbyn vowed to fight the move when parliament returns from its summer recess. >> we will be back in parliament on tuesday to challenge boris johnson on what i think is a smash-and-grab raid against our democracy, where he's trying to suspend parliament in order to prevent a serious discussion and a serious debate, to prevent a ba deal brexit. >> woodruff: by suspending parliament, johnson givesne ops little time to prevent britain from leaving the european union without a formal agreement. tochina sent fresh troops hong kong today, calling it ang state television showed dozensof oldiers arriving in hong kong overnight, and tanks rolling throh otherwise empty streets. the deployment also rais

it is ang to say manufacturing recession globally, feeding into the u.s. how does that affect the service sector? they have no idea how to get inflation higher. they are really selling this hard as an insurance cut. the market reaction tells you there is no believe that these insurance cuts will work. we have been calling for an extended easing cycle, to markup this year, three more potentially next year. i am very skeptical that this will work. it is not really changing our call, but powell has this waffling attitude on wednesday. i think that would have changed, had the tweet come out tuesday. jonathan: most people would agree, a terrible performance. wasou believe monetary ease going to work, inflation expectations would be higher, longer rates would be higher, that is not happening. robert: it is not happening. there are different styles we have seen at the fed. what we are used to from mario draghi, janet yellen, alan greenspan, they really get the committee on a message, or at least come in with we are easing conditions, that is the thrust of the com

q'dangered species act ange. is at stake for california when the federal ment move s in like this. >>@ww)ñit is a huge deal. and a huge deal or the state of california. species alive, the condor, the z y bear, what it is not talked about is hoit effects the ecosystems of california. the ave more plants on endangered list than animals. a huge and california has more endangered species than any other state be ides hawaii. our is federal land. even though california might have strong laws, you know, a lot of the laces in the state are not covered under these protections that we have. >> dan, one thing that bu critics about these changes is that they will allow government officials to ignore threats to species from climate change. has climate change been an important factor in determining if a species needs to be on this list? >> it has not historically been but now that climate change is very much with us in '+fñterms fires and clout seasons and ;bodthe rangeof species having to move up higher elevations it is now e

>> we know that most of what wez are ang over there and measuring are long-range transported pollution coming from the continent, coming from asia, coming from all over the world. some of these chemicals have properties that are a threat for the ecosystem and animals.is reporter: scie have found that air and sea currents drive pollutants north. last year we broke the news that arctic sea ice had more micro plastics than anywhere in the ocean, because floating particles get bonded into the ice as it freezes. we found plastic polluon on the arctic beaches. some of this debris had drr ted ousands of miles. tourists still trek here to experience what appears to be wilderness, creating their own pollution on the way. how do locals feel about plaic in snow? >> i amere to show pure and clean snow, dogs, and the arctic nature. that is what i hope to do for the rest of my life. i continues this way, we will not be able to. >> we have to do something. so it is not good news, but west ot give up. >> up here you look aroundou every day and you see somethingh you think is the pristine arctic, as it

conflicting advice on trade, friction a ang hisisors. unlike previous presidents, he doesn't have a goo staff or top advisors. oeunsel of economic advisors. he't have real economists advising him. andrea.d analysis from you've been on the ground with the president, in new jersey, at his golf club. what are the tensions inside the white house on how to proceed on the economy, on trade? >> we did see the president pull back on somet tariffs t were about to go into effect. he pushed that back until. decemb at the same time, he said tariffs were not having an effect, but here said w going to push this back several months because we are worried aboutri e mas season. as andrea said, he is listening to people who say,aybe you should think about the politics, think about your own political fortes here,aybe push this back until after the elections. he's also hearing other voices saying it's hard to take the hard line against china. let's push for as much as we can iget. >> w in his ear? peter navarro, the hard liner on klein? is it larry kudlow,

to the economy, alexisting home in july rose to a five-month high thanks to lower mortgage rates and angbor market. according to the national sales tion of realtors of previously-owned homes rose 2.5%, slightly better than expectations. this report marked the first year-over-year up tick in nearly a year and a half. existing home sales make up a large part of housing market activity. >>federal reserve officials were sharply divided when they voted last month to cut interest rates for first time in a de tde. accordin the minutes of the meeting which were released today, the decisionas seen as a recalibration of policy. it was not intended to start a eeset course for m easing. some members of the committee wanted a deeper cut, others wanted no cut at all. but policymakers did agree that washington's trade strategy is creating a headwind for the economy. >>> president trump said he's no longer considering tax cuts because he says the economy is strong. as we reported yesterday, the president said he was considering cutting payroll taxes and examining whether to reduce capital gains taxes by

the move is being seen as a radical ange and will mean an end to kashmir's rights like i maki own lawsuaranteeing jobs and property for local people. from delhi, yogita lamaye reports. yogita: an uneasy quiet in kashmir, its people under lockdown as its future was being deded hundreds of kilomete away. with one dramatic announcement in parliament, the special status kashmir held for 70 yeara revoked by a direct presidential order.>> his is a black monday, this is a dark day. yogita: there was an uproar among opposition mps, who called the mo unconstitutional. but among supporters of the decision, it was time to celebrate. one of the big election promises made by prime minister modi and his ruling bjp fulfilled.f >>look at it from the people's perspective in terms of employment and economicop rtunities, seeing that development reach the grassroots, kashmir deserves ch better. this is about the people of kashmir. yogita: at the time of partition, kashmir was a princely state. it was given a choice to be part of india or pakistan. it chose the former o condition that it could make its own

so since we addressed a lot of climate ange also on r show, that is the main metaphor, the locals of this neighborhood are being bears are being displaced in the north pole. that is what we play with a little bit. >> w. i wiconfess i moved to north oakland three years ago from another part of california, and this was whd i starworking at kqed. i had no idea that it was actually called the north pole, the people who had been ther for long time were called polar bears. i can't be called a polar bear, but i actuallywothink this d be a good moment to show a clip of santiago rosa in action as betty since he is acoually talking abt polar bears in this clip. >> please brother the polar bears. excuse me madam. gluten-free, dairy free, organically commerce. are planets most majestic creatures are under attack. save the polar bears. save the environment. saver sales. >> do the donations go tot suppe arctic penguins tweak the >> actually piglets are found in at that to get down on the sell side. don't have them up north, bulucky for you, we got love for both in this program. >> that's great. >>

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in her new book "because in a rnet," an author and linguist has been tracking these anges, and she spoke to me earlier. thank you for joining us. what is the key difference between the old language rules id the new internet rules? >> one of the thinhink is interesting about the internet is it gives us this explosion of writing by ordinary people that is so mundane and so beautiful, that lets us write the way we have been talking and not have these editorial rules that are imposed from on highenut rules ou have people interacting with each other. laura: but there is confusion, as you point out in the book, over how different generations read internet language. is lol an example of that? >> exactly. lol started out as "laughing out loudand turned into might send someone lol even if you did not laugh out loud because you want to acknowledge that they said something funny. this is common across generations. but there are additional uses of lol that are ironic, sarcastic, g that something is not intended seriously, which sometimes has more differences cross-generationally. saying something li

satisfaction.s laura: but are we seeing the fallout from the failure to get eca deal so far not just ang global economic stability but also foreign policy in everything from iran to north korea? mr. rudd: what's gone wrong so far in these trade negotiations has less to do with the competence of the negotiators than it has to do with t ntinuing political overlay of external commentary. when you start to see breakouts in various partsf the globe, we begin to raise a question about whether the rest of the world believes the united states of america is continuilo to act as al policeman or not. are we seeing a bunch of naonal actors now concludi that they have free reign within their own local domains? laura: you are a china expert. is it your bet that the chinese are playing a long game and think that trump will fold? mr. rudd: the chinese bottom line is they would ldeal. if the politicto prices pushed ide by the political management of these negotiations, by the president of the united states, then the bottom line is that the chines i will say, whthere to lose? the americans are going to ch

angeles angels pitcher had alcohol, fentanyl, and oxycodone in his orter: texas authorities say los ange choked to death and ruled it a accident in a statement, the skaggs family said we are heart broken to learn that it was a result of combination of dangerous drugs and alcohol. this is completely out of invet character. they've hired an attorney to investigate how he got the drugs and say they've learned it, quote, may involve an employee of the los angeles angels. nbc news reached out to the club today for a response about that, but we have not heard back skaggs' sudden death stunned the world, playered honored him, and hundreds showed up to his memorial last month. playered >> ron, thank you. skaggs' family one of so many across this country suffering from the opioid crisis tonight in an nbc news exclusive we go to the front lines of the war on illegal opioids the dea giving nbc rare access inside unprecedented raids in florida. >> reporter: at this fl customers routinely here's katie beck. >> reporter: at this florida pharmacy, customers routinely pick up medleys meds, but our camer

investors say much has to do with the companiesea ang dividend yields. >> dividend-paying names tend little less volatile than the maet, and they do offer stability in this type of situation. st, you know, look for company specific stories. >> reporter: with central banks coming more accommodative, invesco says it is making highei nd-yielding multi-nationals specifically in the consumer staples space more attractive, but it can change if a stronger dollar continues to eat into profits. for "nightly business report", seema mody. >>> so joining us nowo put a of this into perspective is andreasarcia amaya, the founder and ceo of his own well it management firm, zoe financial. nice to have you back. >> thanks foraving me. >> we posed the question at the beginning and the premise that when rates are falling it is usually positive for stocks. but you haveates falling all over the globe and actually negative rates in many countries around the world. so is it different this time? >> so when rates are falling and the globalconomy is doing fine or global growth is agreerating, i would that's u

in 198 8 i graduated from cal state los ang and studied mostly classical percussion and music education but at the same time i was in hollywood so played at night in rock bands so was doing two different things. >> the reason i'm [inaudible] the people. there is a extremely vibrant art community especially arounds the red poppy art house [inaudible] as a artist in the past 2 or 3 years there is a event called the [inaudible] every 3 months a free art music festival that i usually play at and just met so many people. >> i was teaching a little bit and doing odd jobs like waitressing and going at night and playing in bands and meeting a lot of people. i chss in ban that had cool break jz get parts on tv shows or things like that. a friend of mine, we had mutual friends that got signed to a record deal in san francisco called 4 nonblaunds and i addition frd the bands and moved to the bay area. i think things are different now than 30 years ago, the world evolved a lot. it could be a challenge but have to know how to negotiate everything and sometimeatize is [inaudible] it was great to get

she took her grandson to the hospital after officials say he made threats about shooting at a hotel ang7 and multiple knives in the hotel room the boy rented. he was arrested for making false statements to a firearm dealer . >>> monday was a rough day on wall street. stocks had their biggest one day decline after the chinese government retaliated against the new tariffs announced by the president last week. the dow fell more than 900 points at one point before closing down 767 2.9% the s&p and nasdaq also saw steep declines >>> it comes after china let its currency sink to the lowest level in 11 years, prompting the u.s. treasury to designate it a currency manipulator >>> pipe bomb mailer sayoc got 20 years in jail illegal explosives with intent to kill or injure. in court, the 57-year-old sobbed and expressed remorse for his actions telling the judge, i am so very sorry for what i did i feel the pain and suffering of these victims. sayoc was arrested in october after mailing 16 packages of inoperative pipe bombs packed with fireworks, powder and also shards of glass to 13 well-known de

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up ang is clearly going escalatory ladder, and i hope that the violence stops before acts are committedhat cannot be taken back and change hong kong's status forever. emily: president trump tweeted earlier, "our intelligence as reported that china is moving troops to the border at hong kong. everyone should be calm." it is unclear what information the president has, if any. what do you make of his response here? that he is initiating and how it is impacting u.s. business in tech companies and u.s. consumers? craig: the u.s.-china relationship is incredibly complex. i think the president's use of the word riot, which is the same word that the chinese have been using, indicates a degree of empathy with beijing. presidenthe understands that this is a situation that needs to calm down. the violence does need to stop. the u.s.-china bilateral relationship has multiple tension points, fragmentation points, and there is a great deal of conflict. let us hope that the pla stays out of hong kong so as not to add to that tension, and that the violence subsides as quickly as possible. we should be

. >> i would like to welcome commissioner latiff ray ang commissioner ambrose is under the weather andble join us. public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda?

fear about ang to recession right now except for the fear of recession. that is what is going on.re seeing people look ahead and say if trade war continues, if that does not get solved, it finally gets to the consumer confidence in the u.s.. has comeconfidence down. they are more worried about what is going on around the world. >> what should the fed do? why don't you join that chorus. what should he be doing? >> one thing he does not need is one more piece of advice in this. he has been clear they are thinking about this in the s of the 90's to make financial conditions a bit more accommodative to accommodate the longest growth time. they don't see anything we do not see. what they should do next is watch the data. people are over reading the negative sides of what they see. need to prolong and create accommodation. this is the longest recovery ever. keeping it going in the economy takes help. kailey: coming up, more of the week's compelling conversation. perspectives in the u.s. china trade war from the vice president of the philippines. and work for the fed as markets try to st

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not only china but india pakistan iran and israel have missiles that fall in the eye and therefore ange so there is a multiplicity of reasons and also both the russians and the americans unfortunately are now moving to nuclear war fighting back cranes developing low yield nuclear weapons and moving to a posture that looks at early use of nuclear weapons to stop a conventional war ok here's the thing when you start talking about nuclear site seeing doctrines that sounds like the choreography the language of what may become another arms race. that's absolutely correct for in the united states' nuclear posture review of earlier this year and then the nuclear operations guidance that came on came out in june this year it's very explicitly stated that the u.s. would use low yield or small nuclear weapons to prevail in a conflict and to restore strategic stability on the other side the russians argued that they now have. imbalance they have nato conventional forces are superior and they could use nuclear weapons to escalate to deescalate in other words to stop a nato conventional attack again

helped him on his team because everybody else wanted to sell the company, so he needed to replace 'em ang his board had been goong with it. so he needed somebody who could help him do that. and i brought e eryl sandberg into mpany. that was the big thing that i wound up doing. [smith] you had met her througthe government door, did you not? [mcnamee] it was unbelievable. it was even weirder than that. so i was, in 1998, advising the grateful dead on their technology strategy after jerry garcia died they needed some help, so they came to me and said "can you help us?" [smith] where would i go, i would go to you. was the chief of staff to the secretary of the treasury and she was working with bonfrom u2. [smith] larry summers. [mcnamee] larry summers. so in 1999, they're working to forgive debt that would never be repaid by emerging countries around tof world and this was sor gift from major countries to emerging countries for llennium. and bono had had this idea and sheryl helped him execute it. it was one of the great humanitarian things of our lifetime. so bono says to sheryl, "i hear the

to ang recently jumped five-year high as antigovernment protest continued.ave taken a toll on performance, at a time when the city is struggling with the fallout from the trade war. the fund's assets have slumped this year. tracks 55 hong kong-based companies, handful listed in singapore in the u.s.. e wh is tilted towards financials and property. hong kong exchanges and clearing, which operates the stock exchange, real estate names, and ck hutchinson round out the top five. ewh has an expense ratio of 48 basis points and gets a green light from the bloomberg traffic light system. kong, theg with hong city and residents are bracing for the 13th straight weekend of demonstrations this weekend. people thought it would slow down a little bit because school was back in session, but that is not the case. romaine: the group organizing the event will essentially be banned from doing this officially. this group has largely been responsible for the more peaceful protests. joe: it has been extraordinary. i remember the first week, then there was more chaotic action. t