as unbreakable. trump is in paris for talks with french president emmanuel macron.he two announced joint efforts on counterterrorism, trade, and syria, but trump danced around the question of whether he would reverse the u.s. withdrawal from the paris climate accord. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. we will be right back, everybody. ♪

as unbreakable. trump is in paris for talks with french president emmanuel macron.he two announced joint efforts on counterterrorism, trade, and syria, but trump danced around the question of whether he would reverse the u.s. withdrawal from the paris climate accord. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. we will be right back, everybody. ♪ ♪ >>> this week on "wealthtrack," investing for four decades. next on "consuelo mack wealthtrack." ♪ >>> new york life offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your client keep good going. >>> additional funding provided by thornburg investment management. active management. flib

two leaders seem to have set aside initial differences with both saluting what they described as the unbreakabled between the two nations. ♪ correspondent: a perfect backdrop for a perfect display of national pomp and circumstance. presiding over a bastille day festivities for the first time, a newly elected macron. he made a grand entrance, testament to france's belief in its role as a military power. and one that seemed to impress the guest of honor, u.s. president donald trump. he had been invited to commemorate the centennial of america entering the first world war. hardware of the era was on show. and unusually, u.s. troops joined the parade. some of them wore uniforms of the period. in 1917-1918, more than a million u.s. troops came to france to help fight the germans. macron thanked america for sending them. pres. macron: we found reliable allies, friends who came to our rescue. the united states of america is one of them and that is why nothing will ever break us apart. ♪ correspondent: words of solidarity after a difficult start between the two presidents, so different in character. don

as the conflict in syria and ukraine. the friendship between our two nations. and our selves i might add. is unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture. destiny and liberty. that unite us. so strongly united souls. as long as we have pride. in who we are. where we've come from? how we got here? and what we've achieved. as free. and democratic nations. then there is nothing we cannot accomplish. together. how often should automatically soon bone climates did we know our disagreements? we have expressed them and she had them on several occasions. and i think it's important to be able to continue to see how we can move forward on this issue. and even i respect president truman's decision as a result he believed the necessary thought and work that correspond to his campaign promises. for my part as i have said. i remain committed to the paris according to my desire to pursue the framework of this agreement. we have to proceed step by step towards what's envisioned it could do follicle. i was on a trump and emmanuel macklowe speaking there earlier now what o

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as "center." >> what kind of information were they sending? >> the broadcasts were essentially unbreakable.nto their communications system. at certain times we did have a microphone in the house. >> so we were always monitoring what they might be doing in their routine lives, how they talked to their children, how they talked to each other. >> many of their children were not aware of the fact that their parents were spies. >> they really had assumed these notional identities, and that's who they were day in and day out. >> in fact the murphys at home, you never heard them use russian. so they kept to their legend even when they thought they were by themselves. >> what is a legend? >> backstory. it's their persona, their identity, and everything that goes along with it, all of which is fake. >> legend building takes place over the course of years. >> russia has whole offices devoted to doing this. some of the identities are completely fictitious, like the murphys. in the case of the boston couple, heathfield, they are what are called a dead couple. someone identified a deceased canadian infa

unbreakable. our occasion disagreements are noing compared to immortal bonds of culture and liberty that unite us. strongly unite us also. as long as we have pride in who we are are, where we have come from, how we got here and what we have achieved. as free and democratic nations, then there is nothing we cannot accomplish together. france helped us secure our independence, a lot of people forget. in the american revolution thousands of french soldiers fought alongside american troops so that as lafayette said, liberty would have a country. ever since then courageous leer owes from both nations fought for the same values and same righteous cause. tomorrow the french try color will once again wave proudly along the american stars and stripes, our brave soldiers. will march side by side and we'll all be inspired to protect and cherish the birthright of freedom that our ancestors won for us with the sweat and blood. president macron thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration. and to you and your spectacular country may god bless france and may god bless america. thank you very much. >> thank you. n

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture and liberty that unite us. so strongly unite us. asas we have pride in who we are, where we have come from, how we got here, and what we have achieved as free and democratic nations, then there is nothing we cannot accomplish together. france helped us secure our independence. a lot of people forget. in the american revolution, thousands of french soldiers alongside american troops so that as lafayette said, liberty would have a country. ever since then, courageous heroes from both countries have fought for the same noble values and the same righteous cause. tomorrow, the french tricolor will once again waved proudly alongside the american stars and stripes. our brave soldiers will march side-by-side and we will all be inspired to protect and cherish the birthright of freedom that our ancestors won for us with their sweat and blood. president macron, thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration, and to you and your spectacular country, may god bless france, and may god was america. thank you very much. thank y

as i possibly can. ♪ >> that was janet's promise to fans last year after postponing her unbreakable world tour to startily. and in less than seven weeks, she launches the state of the world tour. >> it's me, jan, just in case you don't recognize me because i have put on quite a few since i had the baby. >> that was then. this is now. since getting back to exercise and eating clean, we're told the superstar has lost 65 pounds, as she gets ready to hit the stage. >> bam! >> janet will bring the baby on the tour, which ends just before christmas. and speaking of busy moms, you can bet beyonce has her hands full with two new babies at home. >> one baby is a lot of work. i can't imagine two. how are jay-z and beyonce adjusting to live at home with three kids now? >> well, it's exciting, you know. it's a wonderful experience. >> can't forget the first born, right. how is blue ivy doing as a big sister? >> very proud and very excited. >> beyonce's mom is gushing over the grandkids. b-day bued the twings la b-day. >> -- according to a report, despite her trim post-baby body, the singer hasn't worked out since

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture, destiny and liberty that unite us, so strongly unite us also. as long as we have pride in who we are, where we've come from, how we got here and what we've achieved as free and democratic nations, then there is nothing we cannot accomplish together. france helped us secure our independence. a lot of people forget. in the american revolution thousands of french soldiers fought alongside american troops so that as lafayette said, liberty would have a country. ever since then courageous heroes from both nations have fought for the same noble values and the same righteous cause. tomorrow the french tri-color will once again wave proudly alongside the american stars and stripes. our brave soldiers will march side-by-side and we will all be inspired to protect and cherish the birth right of freedom that our ancestors won for us with their sweat and with their blood. president macron, thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration and to you and your spectacular country, may god bless france and may god bless america. thank you ver

unbreakable he was speaking at the start of a two day visit to paris. for talks with president emmanuel not chrome. the pad discussed areas of common interest such as trade and the fight against islamic state but don't climate that all disagreements mr trump withdrew the u. s. from the paris climate accord last month. the bbc's lucy williamson has more. if diplomacy is about power disguised as flattery there a few more potent greetings that attends. and shake. menu electoral welcome donald trump today with a visit to the tomb of france's grand military leader napoleon. the impressive location designed to flatter both visitor and host. wned. as mobile. revolutionaries. giving away the oath. is an expert tions but mr mack brown also sees nothing wrong with using franz's imperial history. minutes tonight but it's. about to make sure. the two men have been feeling for the role of alpha male ever since the first handshake on the sidelines of a g. seven summit. donald trump later pulled out of a key climate change deal brokered in paris. prompting mr microns issue of video parodying the u. s. president's campaign slogan. make. all planets. greta getting.

"unbreakable kimmy schmidt" in the third season during the quarter they canceled a number of shows such as "blood line" as well as "the getdown" after only one season. what do you think of their strategy at this point is it working? are they still finding their ground >> yeah, it's willfully not an easy thing to do it's not all science or -- and analysis it takes a combination of the creative and the analytics to understand what your subscribers want to see and how much they want to see it and what impact it has on both churn and acquisition and i think netflix is way ahead of everybody on that the problem, always, is you have to bring in the creative element. it's not like you can actually, you know, force directors or writers to create the exact kind of content that you know is right. so, i think that netflix has a proven team that understands content and understands how to utilize the analytics behind not only choosing, but also on how to promote it. so, you know -- time will tell there definitely will be missteps along the way, but if you correct them quickly and learn from them, which

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture, destiny, and us, so that unite strongly unite us also. as we have pride in who we are, where we've come from, how we got here, and what we've achieved, as free and democratic then there is nothing we cannot accomplish together. france helped us secure our independence. a lot of people forget. in the american revolution, thousands of french soldiers spot alongside american troops so that as lafayette said, liberty would have a country. every since then, courageous heroes from both nations have fought for the same noble values in the same righteous cause. tomorrow the french tricolor will once again waved proudly alongside the american stars and stripes. our brave selves will march side by side and we will all be inspired to protect and cherish the birthright of freedom that our ancestors won for us with their sweats and with their blood. president macron, thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration, and to you and your spectacular country, may god bless france, and may god bless america. thank you very much. pres. m

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the bonds of culture, destiny and liberty, that unite us. so strongly unite us also. as we have pride in who we are, where we have come from, how we got here and what we have achieved as free and democratic nations, then there is nothing we cannot accomplish together. nothing we cannot accomplish together. despite the warm words, mr trump's trip came at a difficult time for relations between the two countries, after the us president pulled out of the paris climate accords. but speaking at the news conference earlier, he hinted that the decision to do so might not have been final. yes, i mean something could happen with respect to the paris accord, we will see what happens, but we will talk about that over the coming period of time. and if it happen, that will be wonderful, and if it doesn't, that will be ok too, but we will see what happen, but we did discuss many things today including the ceasefire in syria and we discussed the ukraine, a lot of different topic, we briefly hit on the paris accord and we will see what happens, 0k. but it's notjust pressure from the inte

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the mortal bonds of culture, destiny, and liberty that unite us. so strongly unite us. asg as we have pride in who we are, where we've come from, how we got here, and what we've achieved, as free and democratic nations, then there is nothing we cannot accomplish together. france helped us secured our independence. a lot of people forget that. the american revolution, thousands of french soldiers fought alongside american troops so that as lafayette's liberty would have a country. ever since then, courageous heroes from both nations have fought for the same noble values in the same righteous cause. tomorrow, the french tricolor will once again waved proudly alongside the american stars & stripes. our brave soldiers will march side-by-side and we will all be inspired to protect and cherish the birthrates of freedom that our ancestors one for us with their sweat in with their blood. president macron, thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration and to you and your spectacular country, may god bless france and may god bless america. thank you very muc

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture, destiny, and liberty that unite us, so strongly unite us also as long as we have pride in who we are, where we've come from, how we got here, and what we've achieved as free and democratic nations, then there is nothing we cannot establish together france helped us secure our independence a lot of people forget in the american revolution thousands of french soldiers fought alongside american troops so that as lafayette said liberty would have a country ever since then courageous heroes from both nations have fought for the same noble values and the same righteous cause tomorrow the french tricolor will once again waveproudly alongside the american stars and stripes. our brave soldiers will march side by side and we will all be inspired to protect and cherish the birthright of freedom. that our ancestors won for us with their sweat and with their blood. president macron, thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration and to you and your spectacular country. may god bless france and may god bless america. thank you very much.

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture, destiny and liberty that unite us. so strongly unite us, also. asong as we have pride in who we are, where we've come from, how we got here, and what we've achieved as free and democratic nations, then there is nothing we cannot accomplish together. france helped us secure our independence. a lot of people forget. in the american revolution, thousands of french soldiers fought alongside american troops so that as lafayette said, liberty would have a country. ever since then, courageous heroes from both nations have fought for the same noble values and the same righteous cause. tomorrow the french tricolor will once again wave proudly alongside the american stars and stripes. our brave soldiers will march side-by-side, and we will all be inspired to protect and cherish the birthright of freedom that our ancestors won for us with their sweat, and with their blood. president macron, thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration, and to you and your spectacular country, may god bless france, and may god bless america. thank you

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unbreakable kimmy schmidt. be back for season two! it premieres >> she went missing last season season. there are rumors though she will be back for the season 2. it premieres around halloween on netflix. as for the emmys, you can see them right here on kpix 5. stephen colbert is hosting them on september 17. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. i got a little tennis for you as the story continues to be the king from wimbledon, because of a queen of the court. five time wimbledon champ venus williams faced johanna konta. ladies semis and williams came out firing yesterday. 103-mile-per-hour serve took the first set 6-4. age 37, get out of here. watch her go to work from the far court. williams reached the finals for the first time since 2009. 6-4, 6-2 the final. konta was just 3 when williams turned pro right here in oakland in 1994. >>> over to a little basketball. warriors patrick mccaw got a title ring. playing against boston in the summer league. mccaw, my gosh, he had 20 points but the warriors were already down 21 and lost to the celtics 93-69. bird late of the cal berkeley bears, he had 17. warriors face the clippers later on today. >>> also, major league baseball, back from the break

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture, destiny and liberty that unite us, so strongly unite us also. as long as we have pride in who we are, where we've come from, how we got here, and what we've achieved, as free and democratic nations, then there is nothing we can not accomplish together. france helped us secure our independence. a lot of people forget. in the american revolution thousands of french soldiers fought alongside american troops so that as lafayette said, liberty would have a country. ever since then courageous heroes from both nations have fought for the same noble values and the same righteous cause. tomorrow the french tricolor will once again wave proudly alongside the american "stars and stripes." our brave soldiers will march side by side. we will all be inspired to protect and they cherish the birthright of freedom our ancestors won for us with their sweat and with their blood. president macron, thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration, and to you and your spectacular country, may god bless france and may god bless america. thank you ve

artificial intelligence to make them unbreakable, but then also just say, "yeah, we're not going to help you try to figure out a way to defeat it" in the next crisis? i think, as a society, i find it very likely we're going to say, "the government should at least have the same right to mine that data" -- look, as we're giving all these companies already. john donvan: i want to remind you that we are in the question and answer section of this intelligence squared u.s. debate. i'm john donvan, your host. we have four debaters, two teams of two, debating this motion: tech companies should be required to help law enforcement execute search warrants to access customer data. going back to audience questions. and -- err -- [unintelligible] -- ma'am in the red sweater, if you could stand up. female speaker: hi. my name is kate conger. my question is about the life and death issue that you raised. earlier you were talking about how law enforcement needs access to encrypted messages to save lives. and i'm wondering how you balance those lives with the lives of our service men and women overseas whose locations are protected by encryption -- how you balance those lives a

artificial intelligence to make them unbreakable, but then also just say, "yeah, we're not going to help you try to figure out a way to defeat it" in the next crisis? i think, as a society, i find it very likely we're going to say, "the government should at least have the same right to mine that data" -- look, as we're giving all these companies already. john donvan: i want to remind you that we are in the question and answer section of this intelligence squared u.s. debate. i'm john donvan, your host. we have four debaters, two teams of two, debating this motion: tech companies should be required to help law enforcement execute search warrants to access customer data. going back to audience questions. and -- err -- [unintelligible] -- ma'am in the red sweater, if you could stand up. female speaker: hi. my name is kate conger. my question is about the life and death issue that you raised. earlier you were talking about how law enforcement needs access to encrypted messages to save lives. and i'm wondering how you balance those lives with the lives of our service men and women overseas whose locations are protected by encryption -- how you balance those lives a

unbreakable. our occasional disagreements are nothing compared to the immortal bonds of culture, destiny and liberty that unite us so strongly unite us also. asmerican revolution thousands of french soldiers fought alongside american troops so that as lafayette said liberty would have a country. ever since then courageous heroes from both nations have fought for the same noble values and the same righteous cause. tomorrow the french tricolor will once again waive proudly alongside the american stars and stripes. our brave soldiers will march side by side and we will all be inspired to protect and cherish the birth right of freedom that our ancestors won for us with their sweat and with their blood. president macron thank you for inviting melania and myself to this historic celebration. and to you and your spectacular country, may god bless france. and may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. >> translator: very well we will be taking full questions. neither president trump nor myself have a microphone. >> he's getting first question? president. >> translator: the question first of all, president macr

the unbreakable kimmy schmidt stars are in town for the district comedy festival that starts tonight at the ken dough center. >> cocktails with a bite a shark bite. don't miss it as that and mor minutes. >> all right. sounds like must appointment tv. >> always. >> i like that. must appointment. >> see you at 9:00. kevin mccarthy up next working hard. what do you have? >> good morning. i had a major night here in d.c. last night. two major red carpet premieres including inconvenience sequel as dunkirk. i caught up with the legendary christopher nolan to talk about done kick and i also go one-on-one with former vice-president al gore. stay tune. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> now we're in tight rotation of these heat songs. >> right. >> either we're like in a big long heat wave or there weren't that many songs written by the heat. >> i'm going to write a whole new album. >> we'll find new ones for tomorrow. >> we need you in more ways than one. >> tweet us your favorite hot weather songs. >> maybe one we haven't heard before. >> anything from the band heat wave. one of my faves. i'm just saying. >> over to you, tuck. >> or canned tuna. isn't that a band, steve hot hot heat. >> right. >