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think the mechanism is artie and the process. i think the position of the united states is that after 20 years of having nafta, we now have eventually the conditions to modernize and update nafta and potential lies this agreement even more. i agree. of thethe values transpacific partnership is that we have learned from our experience. what has worked, what hasn't, where we can strengthen it in a number of the provisions inside of it transpacific partnership address some previous criticisms make what isill already an extremely strong economic relationship between our two countries even stronger and we will make sure that the iscess of global integration serving not just large companies, helping small companies and small businesses and workers so what i say consistently is that globalization is a fact. because of technology. because of an integrated global supply chain. changes in and we are not going to be able to build a wall around that. how we can do is to shape that process of global integration proceeds so that it is increasi

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isnow firsthand how hard it being the chair of a national arty, but when you rig system and spread e-mails with each other and senior staff in that manner, i think this outcome is inevitable. there's no way out. obviously, the end has come. i don't think there was any other outcome that was for seeable. today's events show the uphill climb the democrats are facing in unifying their party, and starting out the week by losing your party chairman over long-standing bitterness between factions is no way to keep something together. 100%er party has total unanimity, but it's how you lead and bring things together through times that are not the easiest, and i am not just talking about debbie wasserman schultz's resignation. i'm talking about the delegates upset about the selection of tim kaine and will never support hillary clinton. the outcome of the secret service scandal proves the system was in fact rigged. problems the democrats have our ideological, and the left will not be satisfied by one person's resignation. we at the rnc are here for one reason. we are here to give a voice to americans

features four buildings and the decor is simple, a mix of vintage finds and pieces crafted by local artish rain forest comes right up to the edge of the pool. it all looks like the perfect place to unwind. the problem -- anderson's hardly ever there. >> anderson confessed that he doesn't get there as often as he'd like. maybe three weeks a year. and a few weekends. but he says that just knowing that the place is there -- and that he can get to it, makes him happy. he keeps the picture of the property in his office here at -pcnn. >> it's a spectacular home, but no easy journe get there. it's 14 hours of flight time from new york city, then a long car ride. so could explain why anderson only gets there a few times a year. >>> in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which action star performed in a production of "death of a salesman" in college? was it bruce willis? sylvester stallone or mark wahlberg? >> the answer is next! next on kron-4 news at eight: heavily armed police surround an armed man for hours. what they did to end the tense standoff peacefully. a massive fire destroys homes a

see how the diva arties off the coast of italy. >> i was very jealous. >>> did jared leto take his jokert? >>> then -- >> whattan evening. >> what an evening, right. >> we're one-on-one with "bachelorette" jo jo and the an she choosss. >> you'll have to wait and see. >>> and a day in the life of jon gosselin. the father of eight takes them >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one -- hollywood continues the dnc takeover. as a former "glee" star takes us inside broadway's newest tribute. ♪ what the world needs now >> it was going "the insider" darren criss here, i just goff got offstage after singing. >> and stephen colbert joins hillary's "fight song." >>> and julia roberts speaks out for the first time about losing her friend, garry marshall. >> he's such an amazing human being. >> their 30-year friendship. >>> and number three, kristen stewart gets candid about her lady love. so why is she opening up now? >>> plus our "insider"on

it is very much confirmed what she had artie made clear that although she campaigned for the remains she would week to see brexit through. she is serious about brexit. the headline of this piece is a note that appointed three leaders to the key brexit related jobs in government, selecting david davis as the man in charge of the exit from the eu. according to this journalists, it is proof that she is not interested in backsliding. >> not everyone is pleased about that. there is a rather convincing analysis of mays speech in the garden. in promising to speak for the ordinary working-class family struggling to make ends meet, the new prime minister is making a direct pitch for the political center ground but may's first cabinet position would suggest a shift to the right with liam fox and brexit campaigner boris chunks and -- boris johnson holding the top offices. >> it was his appointment that became is the biggest surprise to many. >> a surprise to many and an embarrassment to others. --t iconic image of boorish boris johnson at his buffoon in best. the caption, dear world, sorry. it

i have artie said some of these to you. labeled forne is and against for the purpose of this chair being able to alternate speakers. will go to that microphone, the chair will ask you to line up on the chair is right. and on the chairs left if you are against it. the chair is going to come of the sheep and goats will be there and the chair will take a now, i havee goat you are being, if requested to second something or to show your consent to something other than using your clickers, if you would put something in your hand so that it will make it easier for the chair to see you. sometimes the chair is going to be looking for 15 of you, sometimes the chair will be looking for 20% of you. whenhair will let you know the chair has ascertained the correct number. used toickers will be vote for substantially every vote that you are going to make. chair will be here and i will be here. if you have any parliamentary questions. if they're a motion to adopt the rules of procedure? a second? our 15. is there any discussion? we will mo

they have a few that have artie come down. he's right there. they are being passed out. we will wait a minute. >> does everyone have it? who does not? ok. courtney. i think the final ones are being delivered. it is 83. we will put it up. courtney, could you read 83 please? chair.y: yes, mr. courtney: yes, mr. chair. . amendment number 97, sponsored by maia barry on page 29, line six, the proposed amendment is to strike the following, "will not hesitate to take military action if iran violates the agreement," and insert the following, "will work with the international community to resolve any potential disputes regarding implementing the nuclear agreement." >> the maker has one minute to explain. >> thank you, mr. chairman. barry. is maia we will continue the work of this administration to ensure iran never acquires a nuclear weapon. >> speak a little slower, there are some people -- >> we will work with the administration to ensure iran never acquires a nuclear weapon, and will work with the international community to resolve any disputes. the amendment is simply to adju

." >> how do you deal with something that is artie full of emotions. over the weekend, he wrote a piece for the huffington post calling for a three-pronged solution in oakland starting this week. a prayer vigil to bring the community together, a dialogue between protesters, the mayor, and police. before all of that, a truce. >> to the extent that somebody is thinking about repeating what happened on saturday, i'm calling for stand down. i'm calling for a same stand down by the police. >> -- drug he said black lives matters supporters -- he said that 'black lives matter' supporters are on board too.>>> sheriff's deputies need help identifying a jane doe found on the road. the chp found her body and southbound highway 242. she is between 50 years old and 60 years old with our care. she was wearing a gray or blue pinstriped shirt along with this nit pouts. it contained a clear crystal. >>> new video tonight of this video in the north bay. schp video flying low over churning waters picked up three hikers trapped. the group had got caught in a crow -- had g

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thelly, they play into character of the candidacy that has artie taken shape.re might be a bump, as we say, with the polls going up a little bit, but these convention speeches don't have that power anymore. the electorate is very polarized america. they are not willing to be persuaded by a speech, and the media is so fragmented, it's really hard to reach large parts of the national electorate. tom: ok, thank you so much for speaking to us. thank you very much, indeed. now, in exactly one week, the summer olympic games will begin in rio de janeiro. in the run-up to this, the world's biggest sporting event, there are still serious concerns about the games. amongst them, security, water pollution, and infrastructure. there's also the question of which russian athletes will be allowed to compete, following revelations of doping on a massive scale. our correspondent has this report. testing fireworks in the skies above rio de janeiro, but away from the bright lights of the opening ceremony rehearsal, one of the main challenges facing the game was brought into sharp

that iseful to the team not just put this together, the work lester's report has artie begun. -- last year's report has already begun. we are building on the information we have gained the proper year -- prior year to work with countries. i would to say to any country, we work with these countries. i have made plenty of phone calls to my counterparts in foreign ministers and presidents and said, you are not cruising in the right direction. we need to start to move. we send people to work to those countries and our embassies are deeply engaged to promote transformation. it is think to everybody and all hands on deck, full team effort that this document comes out and it is not an insignificant document. the p rankings that i have -- t ier bringing i designated reflect our best assessment of the government effort to limit human trafficking. the don't take into account legal and other factors. they are based on the criteria. in addition to the rankings, the report outlines specific concerns. as well as the ways that we can improve our efforts. this is not meant to be a du nning report. th

. >> reporter: artie's coverage continues now. fireworks are being blamed for several big fires are around the bay area. critically troubling in cities where fireworks are not allowed. kron 4 alecia reid shows us what firefighters have been dealing with. >> reporter: lee hoped he tells us they had had the highest numbers of illegal fireworks compared to previous years. reporting in redwood, kron4 newest. -- reporting and vallejo. firefighters have told us they have had the highest numbers of illegal fireworks compared to previous years. reporting and grant wood-- brentwood >> brittney: we will see a lot of sunshine. but as we go into your lunch time the inland low temperatures are in the '80s. but tomorrow they are more in the mid '70s. we will continue to see below average temperatures and i will tell you what aspect for the rest of the week coming up next! >> steve: sad how the state police are asking for help to find the people who shot at several cars. --san jose police are asking for help to find the people who shot at severa

as has artie confirmed how scotland is able to remain in the european union. did prime minister discuss this when she met with nicholas surgeon when she was in edinburgh and will she do everything to ensure that remain means remain for scotland? >> can i thank him for his judgment and the, that he made. the recognition that he shows us he supports my husband philip. we all rely on support from those around us to do our job and we should never forget that. i did discuss the arrangement in relation to the negotiation for the united kingdom pleading -- leaving the eu. i was pleased that my first trip to scotland and i was able to do that so early in my premiership as i have been clear, the union is very important to me. i'm also clear with the first minister that i think there is some ideas put forth that are impractical but i'm waiting to hear the options and we will be engaging fully with all the involved administrations. >> germany has the highest level of support of any continent for scotland remaining. minister thank chancellor merkel and the members of our

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we arty have people fanned out and people picking up -- any thing to add? >> yes. i think it would be easier if you can begin taking the old sections out of your binders so when you receive any sections you can put them in. the want to make sure there is no question around the version. these questions have subcommittee report types on the header or footer, so if you remove the old sections of your report right now, it will make it easier for you to adopt new sections. >> road to the white house coverage continues thursday and friday as republicans determine the rules for next week's convention. live coverage on c-span. >> our road to the white house coverage continues tonight in westfield, indiana, where donald trump holds a rally with governor mike pence. watches live at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> now, a discussion on unemployment insurance with the chair of the white house council of economic advisers and the house ways and means ranking member representative. is is hosted by the center for american progress. the georgetown center of poverty and inequality,

paul simon, age 74, an american and music institution, and, yes, like you, we thought arty might comeled water." two things about him, he has a spectacularly successful new album proving to his fans again why they love him and gave an interesting interview to the "new york times" saying he could easily walk away from show business. speaking of show business, sarah silverman of the great state of new hampshire. to dismiss her as a come mdienn speaking to this convention i think would dismiss the potential of a real moment there. >> that was a, an important speech and really important ad-lib in terms of the what it was greeted and what it meant. >> our things were watching with us, what did you think? >> we're waiting for the political heavy hitters. >> gene was moved by the moment obviously. >> no. this heavy hitting lineup that's coming later in the evening, that could have been the most significant speech of the evening. >> speaking as a bernie supporter. >> as a bernie person who has credibility with bernie supporters, who can just say, you're being ridiculous. >> i think the more i

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hascellor angela merkel artie taken a more assertive stance overseas. it has armed kurds in iraq and take in air strikes in syria. of australiaister is claiming victory in parliamentary elections. more than a week after votes were cast, it is unclear if those national coalitions actually have enough seat to form a majority government. both are still being counted. a typhoon has battered china will -- china's coastal province. at least six people were killed, more than 400,000 people were evacuated. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2,400 journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm an much andra. this is bloomberg. the markets up, the markets down friday. today, among other things, the japanese promise of new stimulus. the global economy cannot seem to break out of a low growth. ,oining us is daniel moss executive editor for global economics. we just had another example of economy, down worse than expected. >> it looks like what we saw with friday's jobs report. a pretty good number, it assured people there was not going to be this collap

. >> steve, people have artie been talking about it.k you, a bit of low cloudiness around day baseball, how about the oakland a's? . -- sunny and 70 degrees in any fog will burn off, there are some areas in low cash of low clouds but they will retreat. we had a full moon yesterday at 3:56 am and water temperatures, 51 to 56 and averages write about 57 but much colder than a year ago when it was tough to get below 60 degrees, not the case in july, we will see if it holds. 50s in santa rosa at 50. 60 at the oakland airport, 2 warmer than brentwood and san jose also in the 50s. menlo park is now 46, 48, and 49. it's a bit of a chill. a little warmer here but san mateo at 53. pretty cool for this time of year and not much of a breeze, concord, martinez to fairfield, i have not heard from anyone in cordelia that i would imagine there is a breeze there as well. 87 in las vegas 84 in palm springs, 54 in monterey and 32 in turkey, south lake tahoe at 44 and 60 in reno. 87 las vegas, 86 phoenix and the monsoon moisture has been going crazy but i

native spanish speaker, catholic, gun-control advocate, though she is artie making the case for thatking the case for that, too. when i saw him speaking to the virginia delegation and he started tearing up, choking up during his remarks, how much he might end up being like biden. probably a little more disciplined, not quite as loquacious, but fun, emotionally vulnerable stories. we know because we cover politics, but most people have no idea who tim kaine is. mark: on what issues are the democrats playing offense? phil: national security. we will hear from national security leaders, including the on panetta, former -- leon panetta, former defense secretary. trump made this charge a couple hours ago, and the democrats are going to try to -- mark: bill clinton would never have let gun-control be such a prominent thing at his convention. the issue has obviously changed. between our boss, mike bloomberg, speaking tonight, and gabby giffords, do they see a risk or is this all-in? phil: they said they think this is a winning issue, that they can win over suburban moms in virginia, north c

in fact, we have artie defined and mapping process so that we can really promote activity in both nations and how we can strengthen the relationship and this is another mechanism generated as of the commitment and will of president obama's administration and the relationship between our two countries is not a monochromatic relationship. we wanted to really try to launch efforts in both governments to promote competitiveness and productivity of the united states, of mexico, of what america to really promote and foster this region so that it can become the most attractive region for investments, economic growth and productivity in the feldman. for that, we have to working better jointly defined that will also allow us to really comply with this. >> i thought that was a good summary of what we mean when we say they need to institutionalize the relationship. i think it is important to remember that so much of the work that gets done between countries is not done at the level of presidents but is done within. organizations, law enforcement, economic ministries and when they establish relations

what about supporting local arti artists.ht only artists with the beehive society are putting on an "arrested development" theme show. saturday night from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. go to our link and we'll link you up with hood line. >> warm enough for you today? let's go to spencer now. >>> if you're a fan of very warm weather you might not like this weekend. a live look at doppler hd. low clouds target the coast and that's the picture across the entire state. it will be hot at interior secti sections. 96, sacramento, who knows, it could hit 97. 99 at yosemite. fresno, 112 in palm springs. we will see temperatures in the 90s. 96 at livermore and 95 at fairfield. highs around the bay will reach only 70s, upper 50s on the coast and high temperature trend in santa rosa over the next seven days is indicative what we can generally expect. steady range of highs dropping down a few degrees over the weekend and more summer levels by midweek next week. >> thanks a lot. >>> still ahead. major changes are coming to a bay area bridge, how it c

hit into right field now, doesn't necessarily change the outcome of this game knowing that they were artyee-piece hits now, and the reds were going to score a run. >> when they love to have the chapman right now? >> i'm sure that bryan price does not allow himself to go down memory lane when he thinks about the absolute pressure it was to step out of the bullpen am a or out of the dugout and raise that left-hand and bring in chapman to close things out. >> setting up the force everywhere. and take their chances with jose peraza. >> like crying over an old girlfrie. it go and move on. >> sometimes the bryan price looks at his facebook. remembers the good times. >> maybe shoot some attacks. i miss you, do you miss me? the speaker output on, untrue peraza. i think we saw our first fireworks of the weekend off in the distance. >> it should be a great weekend here in washington, d.c. monday will be great day overall in major league baseball, a ton of day games, starting at 11:00 eastern and they go as late as 10:00 eastern. if you're a baseball fan, that is a full day. let the great action. >>

and if you want to see people showing art and artis pick ways to show what's going on in the country one of the art installations it says, i can get a witness. i feel like should come and witness this. they'll have senator corey booker. it works all day during the day they have people come up and do panels and discussions at night they have a performances. they'll be talking about the fight for economy and race and then have performances tonight. if you would like to go it's the truth of power he vechbility i posted pictures. it's at the hash tag if you want to look at art installations it's great going on the sportsfever television network spring garden. i'm sorry mike want to do this performance. ♪ very nice. i think that's it. >> is that it? >> that's it. >> got to love the sound check checks. >> oh, we heard two, besides lady gaga. we have to hang around for lenny kravitz doing his today, too. >> who else is showing up. we get another private performance, i love it. >> speaking of musicians kit-kat kline come in here a second we have breaking kit-kat kline news lien in here. what

. >> and they stink, but they're arty. >> donald trump continues hammering hillary clinton over the latestail scandal. >> even went as far as urging russia to hack clinton's prove a emails in a press conference. >> listen to this. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> prior to trump's remarks, the us golf believes russia is behind, obama then criticized trump for repeatedly expressing add more agents for russian president vladmeere pout glenn called trump a genius. the dnc has brought thousands of delegates and visitors into our city. >> and with that of course comes traffic, and maybe some congestion, but also supposed positive bring in the monday. >> i money, money, money has it. maybe too early to tell. dave kinchen, what's your take on this? >> well, i can tell you, it certainly is coming in for a lot of hotels, and lot of bars, by the way, police here at the convention center setting up for another day of events here, but we want to show you reading term that the mark, as chris fox spins around right there. not quite open at

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. >> ronald reagan had artie announced his running mate. 16 c was designed to do what? >> force president for to name his running mate ahead of the balloting. >> politically, why? >> the republican party was horribly fractured. moderates, conservatives, insiders, outside it. john sears, reagan's campaign fordger reason that anybody picked would antagonize a certain percentage of the delegation. hopefully and prevent him from winning. the whole goal was to prevent gerald ford from winning a first ballot nomination. they would into a second ballot were lot of delegates mandated to vote for gerald ford on the first ballot, but would vote for whom they want to do on the second ballot. they reasoned that if they could get for you name a running mate, it would suppress his boat's we would not get a first ballot nomination. today --his up orton why is this important today? reaganublicans are republicans you have written today. furthermore, reagan unleashed the most vigorous debate over the role of government in america's daily lives and goes on to say that since the founding f

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arty: go be amazing! amazing!give your cardboard box another life. >>> welcome back to "fast money." shares of shipmently volatile in the after-hours session. let's get to kate rogers for that news. >> reporter: chipotle reporting misses on the top and bottom lines and comp store sales were down more than expected. the stock was initially higher on the news but has since started falling, down nearly 2%. as we all know, chipotle has been struggling in recovering from the e. coli and norovirus outbreaks it was hit with earlier in the year. to counter this chipotle adopted chordso at some stores which it will expand to all stores by the end of the year and also launched a loyalty program offered free food throughout the summer. cla gave them an upgrade on that. here's the ceo talking about the program on the conference call. >> our main objective with chiptopia is a reward that incentivizes our loyal customer and to restore their visit frequency back to the prior levels. most of our customers have returned to chipotl

i think you have artie seen an indication that we are not going to get fiscal tightening at quite theame pace. but part of the problem that we have got is that there is less to maneuver fiscally. the economy slows down, tax revenues are dropping, you can do that to stabilize, but additional fiscal stability becomes a problem. immigration into the u.k. has tended to be a net positive for the fiscal position. in other words, migrants bring more may take out. if we see the slowdown that is quite widely expected again, it does damage to the fiscal civility of the government in the medium-term. i think they have less room to maneuver. i don't think we will see grandiose infrastructure projects this time around. anna: thank you very much. paul donovan stays with us. interesting what you said about the job market. we will talk more about the job market in the next hour. here are some other highlights of your day ahead. jpmorgan will post second-quarter earnings. and as we were just discussing, a few minutes later the bank of england is due to deliver the first post-eu referendum policy decis

the fbi has artie been on the ofne and through the work all levels of government, justice will be done. out of all, our hearts go to the families who are grieving. over prayers go out to be officers who are still fighting. this has happened far too often. i have spent a lot of time with law enforcement this week. i'm surrounded by the best of the best every single day and i know whenever this happens, wherever this happens, you feel it, but families feel what i want you to know today is the respect and gratitude of the american people for everything that you do for us. five days ago, i traveled to dallas for the memorial service of the officers who were slain there. killer wouldt that not be the last person who tries to make us turn on each other, nor will today's killer. it remains up to us to make sure that they fail. that decision is all of ours. the decision to make sure that reflectedelves are across america, not our worst. that is up to us. we have our divisions and they are not new. around-the-clock news cycles and social media sometimes amplify these divisions and i know we are

derek, you have artie given us some clues as to your fairly relatively low expectations about what theyill do. what you go along with this analysis, that they need to step away from its commitments around all of these comments they have made around unlimited policy space and how quickly they can get to the inflation target? derek: it is a tricky one. i see both sides. in terms of the 2%, target i agree. . i can also see governor kuroda's concern, sending a signal to the markets, perhaps giving up on that goal. ux, of course, the whole the deflation mindset that exists in japan after 20 years of mild inflation. for the boj to throw in the towel and abandon these commitments because they feel they are unrealistic, could have a very powerful impact on expectation for inflation. i can see both sides. isertainly getting to 2% very unrealistic. we should not discount the fact that getting to 1% and maintaining that for a. a. period of time. manus: we have a chart about the fed holding's of the treasury. comparing that to the bank of japan, and this leads to two big lies, the bank of japan own

people in the upper echelons of the military who are very concerned about some of the things he has artie said he is going to ask the military to do, but more importantly, i think there is the inability for mr. trump from at least the way it has been deemed, to take advice. >> on what basis is he going to make it decisions? it will not be on a deep knowledge of foreign affairs and national security, because he does not have any. >> he seems to think he has all the answers and he does not need any advice. the category under of toxic leadership. instructedmets are rhetoric.ostile we do not need to use threat to prove we are resolute. >> mr. trump's bombast is already alarming our allies and fueling the enmity of our enemies. >> does not have a temperament or judgment to control himself when he gets mad. >> shoots from the hip. would rely on get instinct. >> sporadic. >> one it's stupid reckless thing after another and has shown no temperament to try to learn the things he does not know and he does not know just about everything. there is only one saying policy. a nuclear war cannot be won a

. >> we don't come to you as republicans or democrats or with any arty affiliation, we come to as american to care. americans who care about our country and our comrades in arms. we don't deal with failed leadership, false promises and washington doubletalk when american lives are at stake. the zendaya back -- is an exact columns we do covered. >> livia was a different kind of calculation and we did not lose a single person. we do not lose a single person. we did not lose a single person. single person. single person. >> we honor the memories of the ambassadors. their families have dealt with the reality of their deaths because of their service to america. and this is the simple story of those men's reality on the ground in benghazi. our intelligence agencies new that some of those that we supported were terrorist. some were members of the living islamic fighting for. all of them were al qaeda groups on state department terrorist lists. one of the terrorist commanders was even a former inmate at guantanamo bay. >> the day before the benghazi tourist attack, president obama conferred with h