crews areg at the cave to try a way w to millionsons of water are being pumped out of the cave. to put this intave to navateark flooded tunnels for six hours to rea t team. >> this is an incredible restory. nds me of thean c miners. >> yeah, yeah, yeah and a nice resolution after so long there. we hope the same repeats there. >> china says it will now bow in the face of threats and blackmail on the eve of u.s. tariff hikes. at midnight the u.s. and china are set to impose tariffs on $34 billion worth of goods. targeting 800 different items including industrial machinery and auto parts beijing plans to fire back by hitting 500 products. the trump administration is fighting over trade with american allies such as c europ. the impact on both economies will be sign if the tariffs start there. >> washington post economic reporter heather long joining us via skype. hi, heather. >> hi. good to be here. >> we've had a l p ofeople talk about tariffs. i think the first question i've asked everybody so far do hat's playing out right now asyothse aise trr are we far away from that? >> i sti

. -- they areg to willing to see where the market is pricing it. that is a good response.or the pboc it is the right thing. they will allow some banks to invest again and ease regulations. liquidityo redo track -- they are trying to redirect liquidity. the chinese are having the right response. jonathan: there are many ways to look at the giants -- chinese currency. when you look at it, what story do you see? lisa: i think the dollar and the currency is trading roughly where we think fair value is. depreciating in the trade basket, looking at euro and asian currencies. that makes sense. the trade right now is going more toward asia. we expect more weakness coming into the basket. the u.s. is a tough call. we just were discussing what the u.s. policy response is and the president pushing back. from 27 into 2018, do you worry about a slowdown in china? 2018 -- intodid 2018, do worry about a slowdown in china? bob: i think we are going to see a real acceleration. when you look at what is going on in china and with the policymakers are doing, this is the frustration you are se

. >>> highway 37 we areg femo than we we are still in the green in the westbound direction though, 21 minutes between 80 and 101. just north of 37 along the lakeville highway we are tracking an accident. this is a head-on crash and it's blocking the southbound direction so just a heads up if you typically use that route. you may be in for some slowdowns even if you are going northbound due to all the emergency crews on scene. give those guys some room if you are making your way through that stretch. we'll take it to petaluma, where speeds are looking good in both directions along 101. no delays there. and here's a live look at your ride. this is right near north petaluma boulevard. and just a quick check, this is our dublin camera, 580, we can see the diamonds but not the rubies. my director got in my ear and made sure i knew that. we are dealing with some dark and foggy conditions. please be careful. back to you. >>> a group of house republicans is trying to impeach the man overseeing the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. house freedom caucus leaders say d

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on track, because everyso time trump doething that looks like he is being generous to putin, people areg why. he compromised, did the russians assist him in the election? it is rd for him to get traction, and it increases the democratic party's resistance to working more closely with the russians. laura: thank you smuch for joining us. james: thanks for having me. laura: u tted nations has warned that 8 million people ine n are on the verge of a famine after eight years of civil war. in an exclusive interview, president hadi di ended the sampaign which has killed many civilians. our international correspondent orla guerin and cameraman have this report, which does contn distressing images. orla: an ancient civilization ringedy mountains and entombed by conflict. yemenis have spent years living in the shadow of the gun. here is the relt -- this is at childhood looks like in yemen. if you live long enough. many don't. heof is now growing a nomad thanks to the war. p he arrived in this camis ago -- a month ago and said it is very tiring. he spends his days collecting water. he says he misse

areging-market assets facing down when of the worst quarters and almost three years.t how safe is the new safety trade? investors flocking toward leveraged loans. we begin with a big issue. can u.s. markets decouple from the rest of the world? >> the u.s. looks like a better place to be than the rest of the world right now. islandre the one strong performing well, and the rest of global growth is slipping. within the u.s. economy continues to do well. it could be isolated as long as the shocks are not massive. >> we are looking at economy that is driven by the consumer. when you think about it you can him at health of the u.s., still very strong. the consumer remains strong. >> the u.s., ultimately, will not be able to decouple. it is part of the global economy. even president trump will work that out. >> you are starting to see weakening pretty broadly and the u.s. high-yield bond market. even though people continue to say that the economics are solid. >> it depends. trade battle gets out of control, which i do not think it will -- i think there will be a resolution

areg women, you know, they -- i don't envy them. put ins a story that i the book about a number of women athletes who have posed topless or semi-topless for "sports illustrated." one of them i quoted and said i am proud of my body and i want to help young women with body issues. and my feeling is that is a crock. women should be dignified. should remember, when you disrobe, it is hard for people to take you seriously. a man looking at a picture of a topless woman is not going to say, oh, look at that fantastic athlete. isn't it wonderful that she doesn't have problems with body image? he's going to think about sex. he is not going to think about her in a respectful way either. that's why i said angela merkel, the chancellor of germany, would fortake off her blouse positive body issues. she wants to be respected. respected,nt to be they have to behave in a way that will elicit that. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. definingians discuss equality in the declaration of independence. protective of it is in interpretations of w

company areg working on a route in chicago.y they can do it all on their own without any government funding. is that a scenario that would be possible for you, or some sort of public-private partnership, is that the better think? josh: it all comes down to ridership. one thing that is attracting will be a is the amount of riders on that route. 5000 miles of hyperloop could be built in india. there are so many people moving into cities there that you will be able to pay for most of those projects through private financing. as long as you have a significant amount of riders, not an insane amount, just a reasonable amount. normal forhat is high-speed rail in europe, you could make the case for private financing, public-private partnerships, then ultimately it comes down for the government paving the way for a regulatory aspect. selina: i hope it is not too far off in the future when i can ride in a hyperloop myself. thank you, virgin hyperloop one cofounder and cto josh giegel. coming up, they have built fence with speakers, but c

. >> russn woman areged for spying will be back in court today. now this after a federal grand jury indicted maria buxt tina yesterday addind a s charge against her. ll trait organizations onen tofi behalf of russia including nra. justice department says buxt tina worked at direction of high ranking public frovl as early as 2015 to at least february of last year and during that time s got a graduate degree free american university. the fbi raided her home three goes aring go. maureen sgle there is no time limit when it comes to denuclear raising kim pledged to denuclearize but no timetable was set. diussions are ongoing. so congrats in order to the american l.gue they won lastpe night mucd major league baseball game held in d. drrks winning for 18th time in 21 games. >> they're g players were knocking back homers left right last night. total of 10 home runs in all. tar gost the all 5 year history believe it or not.rp >> suse, surprise, none belong to home run -y winner w bryce harpr went down swinging in two at bats. final score american league an

of course, people are out and children areg. play that's what police say that 10-year-old was doing not f from her home, when she was shot and later died. this g, police have surveillance images of a car and suspects that they want you to e.ke look here. this dark or black sedan pulls up to the courtyard in northeast last night. close to 8:00 p.m. then, four masked men, p chaps yo see, got out of the car and began to open fire in the direction o 15 to 20 people, including children. we now know a an wasshot. a woman was shot. and so was the10-year-old. all were taken to the hospital where she died a short time later. want to take you to the scene where police were there for hours, gathering evidence and speaking with witnesses. the assistant police thief tellin public at this point, enough is enough. >> my thoughts and prayers go out to the family. the oeople came in this community without regard to human life and opened anfire. we have to stand up as a community to say no more. >> reporter: police say this is an ongoinginvestiga

inpolice areg to figure out what happened. so far, there are no arrests. >> we're learning more about boy that was found dead in montgomery county. investigators say he had been seen earlier that day around the school and had played basketball at the school before. police do not suspect foul play. >>> the carr fire in northern california has killed six people. california state fire officia saore than 3,300 fire personnel are battlinghis re. it started one week ago today and it's burned more than 95,000 acres and is only 17% contained. >>> an independent investigation report on malaysia airlines flight 370 was released overnight. it reiterated the plane was deliberately diverted. it also said the cause of the disappnorance still c be determined. the flight disappeared more than four years ago. >>> the president said in a weekend tweet, he would be, quote, willing to shut down the government if the democrats do not give us the votes for border security. he wants democrats to support building a wall on the border.nd , the preside

severalownstitutions areg to ignore the new poli a. >>> powerful republican congressman is responding to accusations he ignored repor of sexual abuse while he was a wrestling coach at ohio state university. several fmer osu wrestlers tell nbc news jimordan ignored complaints that the team doctor abused them. jordan was an assistant coach at the time. at least one athlete says he directly told jordan what happening. ohiotate opened an investigation into former athletes in 14 sports. jim jordan is ae founder of house freedom caucus and floated as a possible replacement for speaker paul ryan who is retiring. in a statement, jordan's office said, quote, congressman jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at ohio state. end quote. >>> a pnsylvania emergency room doctor facesn prisotime after pleading guilty on gun charges. brian mold had an automatic pistol and ar-15 style rifle in his c when he checked into the trump internional hotel in d.c. last summer. he did not have a license to carry the pistol. as pa

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r: these pictures from our news partners at wtop showed how crammed the normally quiet side roads aregomin especially at rus hours. >> turn right. east taylor run parkway. >> reporter: resents here are largely blaming traffic apps like waze foren sng too much traffic down t streets. kimberly smith lived here for a year and says she can't take it anymore. >> the traffic here is unbearable at rush hour. you have to plan your day around what you're going to do so you ow -- like, i can't go to the grocery store at 5:00 because traffic is going to take me 30 minutes to get there. >> reporter: and t. this she says the traffic in this normally quiet community has gotten so bad that she is 100% going to move tut ofs area. >> to be honest, the traffic is what is pushing me out of the community. yeah. >> the city trying to enforce the no cut throughns regulat alexandria police say they're stepping up enforcement but this is a tough issue to get a handle on. peter turner is part of a civic association that is looking into the problem. they just recently completed a traffic study. >> told us that

our colleagues at nbc news areg workhis story and will have continuing coverage right here on news 4. wendy, back to you. >>> new at 5:00, ihe-team takes on a changing mindin stigation and what inmates are telling us is behind the rise of suicides in jail and y what te doing to turn this trend around. >> a little boy in maryland shoots his father. we're live with what set off this dangerous situation. >> and we have new deo. this is a water spout. justneore crazy bit of weather that we're enduring. doug says theicystem thatd this up is affecting our acrecast. he's going to be to tell us when we might see the heavier . >> all right. look how thick it is behind us now. the live pictures. we can't makean out hing. >> we don't know where we are. >> i think it's you know, guys. it could be that we're begging for rain for weeks. i think we c turn it off now, can't we? >> that's the thing. you beg long enough, d all o a sudden mother nature says oh, you want that and, boom, you get a foot of rain and that's how much we've seen in about a week. >> through july 16th only had a trace of raiall

ay>> people areg that she was dragged and beaten up out of thvehicle and when i cam out here she goto around to the back of the vicle to see if she -- to see what she had hit. >> the 72-year-old driveras injured and is expected to be okay. the familiar lift 10-year-old who was hit tlls me she is recovering, and they expect her to return home soon reporting from lexington park, maryland, chris gordon, news 4. >> years after the death of 13-year-old matty stepanek his legacy of hope andveace on. little matty died from a rare4, since the city of rockville has honored him with a day of peace on his birthday, and this year governor lry hog haeks panned that to a statewidest. today his motherni j explained how matty was able to make such a huge impact during his very short time here on earth. >> matty had a way of taking peace from being an abstract ncept, to being from let's end war and making it very real. he had arnay of tng peace into concrete what we think, what we say, what we do and how we ve in a community. >> jeppi also suffers from the same disease th tookll of her children. the

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." >> reporter: that is, what areg women doaying a man's, or boy's, game?eamer annie fuschiashe too has been harassed, after people found her home address online, and asked that we not use her re name. then there's "swatting": where a viewer calls to the police to falsely report a "serious hocident" at someone'. streamers have been popular targets.he avily armed swat teams ldmetimes arrive. last year, a 28-ye streamer was killed when police arrived and opened fire. of course, the internet is also famous for instances of racism and sexual harassment. kittyplays' site has built a community of good will, good vibes. but isn't there the problem that it's echo chambers like you know neo-nazis for example who could all find neo-nazis and now feel empowered because they're not alone. >> oh, 100%. i mean that's the other side of looking at it. >> i mea dangerous for the mindful people who but i think it can be if you're not told or are aware that this is even a process that's happening. ter: still, valnicek has no plans of unplugging, especially because, as a woman

in which a week later it is the russians who areg wmeng,nd theent, it ernments meeting between the presidentted states and the russian president. >> brennan: and, susan, how do you take the political filter off of this? because it sounds like as senator graham laid out there is a constant conflating of issues. there is the intelligence threat, the national security concerns and then there is the president's constant claim of a witch-hunt. and that is where the public seems focused right now. >> you know, i think ramesh is right that there is not a "titanic" change in how voters look at this but i do think this is a week where things begin to change. i think we, we began to see a more, a greater willingness on the part of congress to push back, you saw the senate vote backing up nato and opposing the idea of turning over americans, allowing the russians to question them. and you also -- just the fact that the director of national intelligence and the director of the fbi were willing to do interviews at the aspen conference washink in week it is to say this, i think this was the most 2 -- tumu

they areg to make a case that this is a bad system. this is just 1% of the ttal people who have been affected by this. many of the stories you may never hear a because the folks who have been deported. it's important to say these are cases selected by those who oppose the system, but they are very gripping. lisa desjardins, thank you. >> woodruff: u.s. and north korean officials will soon be talking again at the highest levels, following last month's historic meeting between president trump and north koream leaderong-un. john yang has the story. ft yang: judy, secretary of state mike pompeo washington early this morning for an asian trip that is to include a day and a half in north korea. he hopes to begin to flesh out details of kim jong-un's broad summit commitment to "work toward denuclearization of the korean peninsula." but, recent reports cast doubt on north korea's intentions. analys of satellite photos of the country's nuclear and missile facilities have led some toonclude that they areui cont to improve their capabilities, and

. >> everyone talks about the areg stocks and they masking underlying weakness of the market, howeverhe complete opposite with the energy sector. we are the two largest energy names, they are responsible for 40% of the energy sector. abigail: that is interesting. >> those names are flat year to date. so they are the things of the energy sector -- they are the faangs of the energy sector in a negative way. that is so interesting. talk to us about the start and how you -- >> when jumped up to us on the top is the s&p 500 energy sector. it is stalling at the new high. it could not break above the january hide. however, if you look at a ratio and an equal weight energy sector versus the in cap elated energy sector, on the bottom, you should equal weight sector is lifting higher. that shows the average stock is doing better than index itself. to us that means positive returns for energy. more stocks are doing better things. but is masked by the two large names. abigail: so you really want to do stockpicking in the energy sector. this would suggest you would do quite well. >> buying energy

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