travails and victories, not for ng that, is a recipe ending it and not continuing it and giving new it's ations the hope that inspired in the past. >> colorado springs is home to academy.force and we close out the c-span city's tour of colorado springs colonel mark welles talking bout his book "courage and air warfare" the allied accrue experience in the second world war. when many people think about air there are a number of images and potential that come to mind. the first instance was in the world war arguably and i think for the public in general for his torians glamor, a sense of nights of the sky, wind in the wire kind of thing. nights of the air fighting chivalrous combat the reality. life spans were short. airplanes broke down and people ere killed at a pretty regular basis. i decided to do the comparison based on o air forces the fact that for faculty way afforded the pportunity to study in britain in 19 ninety-eight being an airman and interested in air power history, i had a case study that was the royal al air force and bomber command and u.s. army air force with the ighth air force

local beaches, we'll have one for you right now beach.bethany there's a look west, capital harbor,ational alexandria and old town right, mount vernon left. if you're thinking about the beach, this is a live look. the shadows overtaking the beaches so if you're the heading to evening plans, we have the forecast. 85 degrees washington realtime 70's veryes to the low humidity all the way back, eastern shore all the way back lakes and the great midwest. we're not going to tap into rain chances just yet but we will tap south wind. temperatures will rise but comfortable humidity levels. the bigger picture over the next the weekend,ish get into the work week. still warm but low humidity. whennot until monday temperatures top 90 degrees. humidity is up, not too bad but the feeling, not enough humidity widespread showers and storms. overnight, tomorrow morning, areas incool in suburbs tomorrow morning in the 50's. we'll warm back up tomorrow, slightand there's the chance of a shower and storm to come way west with the next approaching front. to upper 80's coming into some of the nicer of the 87's

day --ational limit a lemonade day, sport fans. in our lineup tonight -- but first, trump.pstaging jeb bush in new hampshire hosting a town hall meeting 20 miles away. trump treated the dual like a politic slam, repetitively dissing jeb. today, jeb responded with what some are calling a tirade. a bigsh: there is difference between donald trump and me. i am a proven conservative, he isn't. i have been consistently pro-life. he until recently was for partial-birth abortion. i've never met a person who actually thought that was a good idea. he's for a single payer system. he actually advocates these things. he's been a democrat longer than being a republican. i have fought for conservative causes all of my entire life. -- my adult life. when people get this narrative, this compare and contrast narrative, they will find i will be the guy they will vote for. it's a long haul, man. the immigration policies he has brought up are not conservative, either. it is going to cost hundreds of billions of dollars. it will disrupt families. the idea you have another country pay for the inf

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joining me today on studio 1.0, xiaomi president of global --ations, hugo barbara barra.o great to have you here. hugo: my pleasure. emily: how is your chinese? hugo: coming along slowly. maybe next time, we can do it. emily: i will hold you to that. that is a big promise. i understand they call you tiger brother. how did you get that name? hugo: our ceo, a social media rockstar, superstar did a simple post and said hey guys, hugo is joining us from google, we have to give him a name. people went crazy. everybody started suggesting names. i had no say in it. i was communicated on my first day, by the way, you are tiger brother. emily: when are you going to start selling phones in the united states? hugo: i would tell you if i knew. but i don't. we don't have a set date yet. selling phones is a big step up. it is a huge marketing undertaking. you know, building a smartphone brand. operationally it is complicated. you have to have after sales set up, customer support set up, and it takes a huge amount of work plus localizing the hardware. we are going to work our way to tha

goal is to put the commissioner's office in a position where we can make a complete recommend lgs ationnership in november and give people an opportunity to get ready to make changes. >> the nhl installed more safety netting in 2002 after a teenage fan was killed after being hit by a puck. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a close flyover by a drone prompted two cape may county football teams to stop playing in the middle of their game yesterday. the remote control drone buzzed become and forth over the field. they say it came about ten feet above players at the time. the referees delayed the game for about 20 minutes. officers say there's little they could have done about it anyway. >> there were times when it was very low, no more than ten feet above the players. >> we are waiting for the lawmakers to give us some unforcement powers to regulate the use of drones. >> people on ocean city's fifth street beach say they had a close encount with a drone last weekend. no one was hurt. >>> the philadelphia zoo welcomed a new arrival. >> meet kayla, a sloth bear. ever heard of a sloth bear? >

day --ational limit a lemonade day, sport fans. in our lineup tonight -- but first, trump. bush in new hampshire hosting a town hall meeting 20 miles away. trump treated thal

this administradministr ation says that they are going to respond but they haven't. what do you make of it? >> what is taking place is china and russia, russia criminality, about 50% of the cyberattacks, china is stealing intellectual property to enhance themselves, getting considerably more bull because now they're moving in on the united states government themselves and even the military. and russia has the second-best capability in the world, the united states obviously being number one. they are the only country that has classified military networks and they have done that a number of years ago. >> as you listen to the gop presidential debate tonight, where you heartened that the comments and the positions of those candidates? >> i felt good about a couple of things. certainly one is that they all recognize the united states military to the abilities are being dramatically reduced and i think that every single person was given the opportunity to speak about it and some volunteer to speak about it when they didn't have the question put to them. and so they know th

this administradministr ation says that they are going to respond but they haven't. what do you make of it? >> what is taking place is china and russia, russia criminality about 50% of the cyberattacks, china is stealing intellectual property to enhance themselves getting considerably more bull because now they're moving in on the united states government themselves and even the military. and russia has the second-best capability in the world the united states obviously being number one. they are the only country that has classified military networks and they have done that a number of years ago. >> as you listen to the gop presidential debate tonight where you heartened that the comments and the positions of those candidates? >> i felt good about a couple of things. certainly one is that they all recognize the united states military to the abilities are being dramatically reduced and i think that every single person was given the opportunity to speak about it and some volunteer to speak about it when they didn't have the question put to them. and so they know that w

is getting ations $1 billion investment from the private equity firm silver lake. the equipment maker, motorola, says money will be used to step up growth in public safety products. motorola said it would buy back as much as $2 billion of stock in a price not yet determined. we will be speaking with the ceo greg brown here on bloomberg's "market day." deliveringceline second-quarter earnings that topped estimates driven by higher bookings. total bookings, the value of all services purchased through its websites, rose by 11%. priceline sites include booking.com and kayak. it has struck partnerships to fend off competition from google and expedia. neiman marcus has filed for an initial public offering. the chain filed with a 100 million dollar placeholder, an amount used to calculate registration fees. no word on an underwriter. proceedsans to use the to repay debt. the company posted revenues of $4.8 billion last year. erik: does wear your top headlines. a bunch more coming this hour. earth, nott place on so happy today. disney shares are down big in premarket tradi

ations s s s ♪ >>> this is al jazeera. >>> this is the al jazeera "newshour" with me, david foster fromadcast studios here in london. a taste of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes. attacks cross turkey target security forces and the u.s. consula consulate. syrian se report more advances against government forces. >> i am nicole johnston in pakistan. we will be reporting on the biggest case of

ation. >>> official in mexico are trying to crack down on child labour, discovering more than 60 childrenng long hours in a plant in mexico city. more than 2 million farm workers, including children, travel across mexico picking fruit and vegetables, most sent to europe and the u.s. john holman has more. it's not just the young who are vulnerable in an unscrupulous market. these workers are free to come and go as they please, they are paid daily, in many fields they are held virtually captive, with i.d.s and wages withheld illegally until ind of the harvest season. this week more than 300 pickers were rescued, including 78 children stay engine rat-infested rooms on a farm. workers and supervisors say it's rare for authorities to check what is happening in the fields. the government and parties only come to the vote. after that they don't know you, come here or think about anyone working here. years of neglect led to one of the biggest agricultural strikes in the valley. farm workers prize the local possessions from the government and producers. but pickers around mexico continue to work f

so far this year the marijuana erradica to the ation team has confiscated marijuana with the value ofillion. >>> more now on tonight's lightning strikes in the bay area. there's a report of a fence being hit by lightning in san ramon. yet another report of a small vegetation fire in the south bay. we want to show you now some video. that comes to us from inside the house in san jose. you can see how that lightning boy take a look, lighting up the sky tonight. >>> and if you're in the east bay tonight. you're noticing it. oak -- oakley now getting thunderstorms. it's kind of been all over the place. we want to take a look at what's going on. just about an hour ago right, right about here. you see this area down in here. all this, the lightning cells. that was really starting to go off right in this area. that was all tracking this way. but if you look watch what happens. i am going to move it forward now. watch what happens. it really starts to die down. it's still raining hard right. the thunder and lightning really dies down. not as aggressive as it was a while ago. that's sort of a

na'ofessor at georgetown univerlty, but a3 the o senior advisers to the center for strategilovand inte on ational st that weeies. after hapant makes his remark will be joined by commentary by bill wilson was a recent scholar of the regents study here at heritage. fill it for a naveber of years n beijing and a3 the o spent time in mouse now, he has a unique perspective on the economies of these two countries. also jim roberts, research fellow for the economic freeddii and hapowth eand center for trade and economics here at the heritage foundatiows cesimpll ask grant to cdiie up d deliver his remarks and then we impll hear from the other two. thank you very much. >> thank you can for that kind ine speathl where when sdiieone glf s throuh your bio you feel yourself aging all over again so ibu not se mei realeciate the introduction. the blues part i really lwas that's one thing that that weees young. my job here is first of all to g bpl urd the release of the is mbral agenda. i look look forward every year to the index coming out bec urse it is a benchmark all inst what we can see the underlying inst

instead today we hit backward ation. the spot vix got up over 24. futures were out there at around 21 and 20 in october and september. so that means to me, judge, that that is the kind of capitulation and/or panic that would you hope for. especially if we're almost down 9% to josh's point from some of the recent highs. >> i would say like the thing with the vix is not to worry about the numerical value of where it's trading. i think the thing is to keep in mind what the spike has been. and it's pretty pronounced. you're about 50% above the 10-day moving average for the vix. so if you were, you know, if you want to kind of think about that contextually, you haven't seen it since august 2011, a reference i made earlier in the show. this is what actual panic looks like. this is the most important thing. the vix is not predictive. it's a coincident indicator. it was asleep in july while all of this stuff was building up beneath the surface, it wasn't telling you anything. it didn't tell you anything until this week in which case it was already too late.

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ations on the a-plus. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "action news", this sunday morning, an overnightye, claims the life of the 21 year-old. police say speed was a factor. >>> also a ahead eagles fans will be flocking to the link today for the team's second and final open practice. >>> chris? >>> mid, yeah coming up, we will have those dangerous rip currents down the jersey shore again this afternoon plus we're tracking much needed rain in the seven day forecast. school starts tomorrow, and they're not ready. with staples they'll be 110% ready. notebook, folders, glue sticks. 25¢, 15, 50¢. aw, now i'm not sure if i'm ready for them to go back. i'm so ready. make low prices happen. make 110% ready happen. staples. make more happen. 9:00 a.m. on this sunday august 9th. in the news a teenager is rush to the hospital, after being shot at his own going away party in west philadelphia. >>> developing right now eight people, including five children are found dead inside of a texas home after a police standoff. >>> plus rude, awakening for residents in frankford when fire forced them from the

debate was on msnbc a city elect ation mayor, and they broadcasted the debate nationally. and then there was the every day heroic beyond imagine they're supposen positively here in new orleans. but they were amazing after katrina. fema comes in, u.s. army corps the engineers telling the city it is going to take at least 80 days to dewater the city to dry out o -- the city. sewage and water did it in eleven days. it was just extraordinary. then you have all of these everyday heros, so in this room connie she's from lake view. apolitical but hasn't been involved in politics her community is destroyed. what is she going to do in she steps up. i maintain that former katrina have -- prekatrina was not recognized who she is, and i joust love that people that were made. mack in the lower 9th war. i told mack that you're the black kind of -- and i told connie you're the white mack that's the same thing. apolitical guy who never really got involved. i don't think the to get involved. i don't to get involved kind of expression the mardi gras way of life. have a good time. leave ever

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people who show up for immigration hearings are people who have a pretty good expect t t ation that they'rewin. they're going a get a green card or somehow or other be allowed to stay. if you figure i don't have that much of a chance of prevailing, why would you show up? if you lose, you get deported. but if you run off and years later the immigration service finds you, maybe under some other administration, because this administration won't look for them, what's the worst that's going to happen to you? you're going to get sent back just like if you had showed up for your hearings. of course they're not going to show up. >> what about secretary jaye johnson say if you come here, you don't get to stay. the administration is running ads in other countries saying don't come here. they're not going to get to stay. gu if this is what the reality turns out to be, what the insin tif for people to get here? >> not much. the adds are on the internet. we've published links and blogs on them. radio ads and other things in central america. they say just this. if you are caught at the border you will be

i am ation is -- homeowner. i was renting because of cindy. is in the area that seems to be forgotten. that everything is a process. my problem is that when is this whole catastrophe going to be reclassified because it was not a flood due to water from nature. and theue to hazards breach of the levees. how do you get this reclassified? i know there is something in place that was probably due to you needil members -- a crew because everything is referred to you. i know you put some things into place for the land owners and the tenets but there is nothing in place for the people that are here that are being priced gouged. i do not know what to do and i am on the street in 24 hours. >> let me see if i can try to answer some of the things that you brought up. gouging isent concerned, we are starting to get more complaints about that. part of the powers of the mayor is to enforce the current laws on the books. we are trying to use everything in our power it legally to see what we can and cannot do. we may need some new laws. berkeley, california ha

you have talked about intern ationalization.cro trends, the nationalization of lg and as a business. we have been hugely successful. global pension de-risking not going away. 10 trillion of assets that need to be managed. we will get a reasonable share of that going forward. housing, an interesting area. as we move from nimby-ism of the past. anna: remind us of where we are on the structure of -- story of infrastructure investment. nigel: not in my backyard was a dominant theme of the british economy for 25-30 years. devolution, it is part of the same thing. giving accountability back to the great cities of britain. several stepping up, realizing they are not under built. they have to make themselves into modern cities. generating real jobs and real growth. there is too much focus on bank of england what interest rates will be. what we need to be talking about is investment in jobs. how to create more investment in the u.k., more jobs in the u.k. and ana: let's explore that. they said -- i remember speaking to the bcc around the

ational parks authority says pennsylvania doctor killed a lion with a high-powered bow and arrow in aprilce on land where the animals are protected. onhas featured prominently hunting websites. it is said to be a big week for wall street. debate that iran nuclear deal. let's have a look at what we are watching. >> the week ahead on wall street will bring another round of earnings and economic reports that will be closely watched and there is also a good chance we will see lower volume as many professional traders typically take off for vacation in the final weeks of summer. economists told me that a report on jobs will likely show that employers in the u.s. added more than 200,000 jobs and that will be holding the jobless rate at a seven year low. a separate report will likely show reduced spending in june after the biggest gain in six years. july manufacturing and services data also on tap for the coming week. industry will be in the spotlight as both ford, general motors, come out with some of their latest models. in washington, it will also be a quieter week than normal. house members

and we thank you for this great .ation in which we live with the religious liberty that each of us is guaranteed under our constitution and we pray that you will awaken the body of christ across this nation. the believers and lovers of liberty. that we stand together. .o reclaim this nation we thank you and we praise you. in jesus name we pray. amen. [applause] ♪ >> on the next washington journal, the role of immigration in the 26 teen presidential campaign -- 2016 presidential campaign. then a middle school math teacher from new york city will share his perspective on race and class. he is the author of this is not a test. what do you think about standardized tests? is liveton journal" every morning at 7:00 eastern. >> at a clean energy summit in las vegas, president obama announced new executive actions making it easier for homeowners and businesses to invest in new energy. president obama: earlier this month, i unveiled our clean power plan. the first set of nationwide standards. the single most important step america has ever taken to combat climate change. the clean power plan is

to note at the outset of our discussion the research suggests no single path is radicalizradicaliz ation, rather slightly due to a confluence of fact areas including local context that might compel an individual to radicalize. however, factors such as alienation from traditional community support structures or alienation from cultural identity, political marginalization and lack of opportunity to engage in meaningful or productive work are often contributing towards a turn towards radicalism. the launching set of influences and internationalized to shins, think tanks and other organizations to work with young people are especially concerned about the status of youth and their potential to radicalize. we must examine why this might be the case. a sample not about demographics here could provide some of the motivation on the topic. according to figures, a little more than half the world's population under 30 years of age and those individuals that in countries with emerging and developing economy and democracy is. a show for example the largest number of young people could roughly three qu

it is the forecast, the expect ations that serious lijund shot what we were expect g.of 31.9. it came in at 25. that for me is a little bit worrying. manus: we seem to have passed over that bridge for now. there is euro. up an eighth on the day. trade g above the median for his quarter. ok. first up, china. mark: but for china it is a big deal. biggest evaluation in 25 years. biggest movement in the yuan. get a look at this chart. this is the shot of the day. this side a one-year chart. china devalues the yuan. this is dollar versus the yuan. look at the spike. i have gone from dollar to yuan rather than yuan/dollar. it would have been an invert of this chart. we would have seen a downward spike. this is the shot investors like to look at. e dollar started the day 6.0297 against chinese currency. look at that whoosh upwards. biggest move in 20 years since china unified in 1994. it is yuan that is seeing big movements today. have a look at some of the other currencies have been affected. this is the chinese currency against all the major international currencies. all 17

it will come prior to implement ation day, and i think it behooves the administration and the congress to begin now to work together on items that we can't agree on to clarify this. assuming this legislation -- i'm sorry, that this agreement will go into effect. it ought to be clarified now and not down the road, and that would make it far more likely to be an enduring document rather than one that is simply signed and forgotten later. with that, mr. president, i yield back. mr. president, i would suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from utah. er. mr. lee: i ask unanimous consent that the senate stand in recess until 6:15 p.m. the presiding officer: without objection. the senate stands in recess for example in the landmark legislation, the fostering connections to success and increasing adoptions act of 2008 congress allowed states to get federal reimbursement for certain kenship placement and under the last congress states are now allowed to get federal incentive

three yet there was no asgressional observer group in all important international agreement 1990.ations since why? >> i will say this is not a treaty. itis an executive agreement. is not a treaty in the sense it is not a legally binding agreement of the nature of a thirdsthat required two of agreement of the senate. it is a political agreement that hinges on the continued mutual agreement to implement it. it is different. it is hard to argue congress has been in the dark. if wendy sherman were up here, the number of briefings, hearings, i don't know a single we spend moreere time talking to congress. it's not just now as we try to make the case this hill is a good one and should be supported. through the entire process folks have volunteered to meet with any member of congress, senior staff. i think if you talk to senator menendez they offer greater insight into what is going on. i don't know if there was a sense that congress was locked out of the details. case our right to make the that it supports the deal. >> let me make one more point. under international arms control there are thi

fish is central to the diet on this island ation. with so many different types of fish available, one way to stand out is to not simply serve it. for 15-year-old jennifer trohan the from california, menus can be so predictable. >> eel, tuna, starfish. i'm going to catch that starfish. >> reporter: in her case, catching it involved a fair amount of squealing which prompted a question to manager junichi. you have all these hooks flying around the restaurant. is this ever dangerous? "we ask our patrons to not wave the fishing rods around. just use a gentle dipping motion to snag the fish." tokyo, a city of 13 million, boasts options. and establishments are not above a gimmick to lure customers. we visited cat cafes which cater to feline lovers who pay to pet by the hour. we've even taken goats for a stroll at a goat cafe for goat enthusiasts. still, fishing was a first. and evidently made for beginners. i caught that fish in -- it might not have even been a full minute. it might have been 30 seconds. how is my catch? does this look good

and we thank you for this great .ation in which we live with the religious liberty that each of us iseed under our constitution and we pray that you will awaken the body of christ across this nation. the believers and lovers of liberty. that we stand together. .o reclaim this nation we thank you and we praise you. in jesus name we pray. amen. [applause] ♪ >> coming up tomorrow on c-span3, a focus on veterans issues. onwill show you a series health care, suicide prevention, and whistleblowers at the veterans affairs department. veterans advocate gary sinise at the national press club. that will be tomorrow between 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> i am so thrilled and excited to be here and i want to thank c-span for covering this national book festival. we have a beautiful, sunny day. i hope the camera shows how big the crowds are. >> exceptional dissidence. they are the exception. >> thank you all for coming today. this is a wonderful event. it has been said that heaven is a library. if that is the case, heaven has gone outside today. and we are in heaven at this nationa

this is 40 minutes.autz, >> joining us is jason plautz lk abo with nationalut journey to talk ation. about president obama's new climate change regulation. what did the president announce on monday? >> yesterday he announced -- plants finalized the first carbon pollution standards for power plants. the total 8 standards will cut 870 million tons of carbon pollution by 2013. that's ath 32% cut compared to 2005 levels.going it's set up to transform the power sector. it's going to encourage more enti renewables, discouraging some coal and really just changing the energy mix entirely. >> what does it mean for states?y can >> each state gets their individual goal. they canan p do that by producing more renewables putting in energy efficiency standards. there are a whole suite of doing options available. each state will have to at al determine the best path for them. >> which states are looking at doing more and which are saying we're not going to do that at all. >> we've seen a lot of states saw we're not going to do xas anything at all. oklahoma indiana and texas have said they'll not co

if you want to be a global ation you to have the ability to safeguard. not only for us but in the ensure that we can allow the free trade and oil and those things. host: con straining our ability the act to things around world. in terms of how quickly has isis threat, do you see any parallels to your xperience with what we knew about isis before they started taking vast portions of eye lack about al-qaida u.s.s. cole and then september 11th. >> i think there is some similarities. right now it's a regional problem that has the potential o grow into an international problem. if they get the technical and global reach that then da for example they'll represent a threat to the united states of america. right now it truly is a threat countries on and the over there really need to start taking it upon themselves and we providing the support nd logistics for them to go after siisis and solve the probm before we want to get our boots on the ground and solve it for them. host: you've been outspoken on the iran nuclear deal. your concerns about the national securi

boy got his soccer medal, ation middle -- little recognition trophy. get, i hateing you -- at this young age, politicize. minds into kids whether they participate, or they are recognized. you don't get recognized along the way for what you've done. we just have to be part of a team, and if your team is good enough, then the gets recognition, and then, a lot of times come on you think about it, the trophy goes to the school. with a coach. it goes to somewhere else. they don't have them in their homes. it's a team effort. in the school of college, they get it. in cub scouts, the individual is recognized. they put them -- in boy scouts, they put on a sash. , notids walk around everybody has the same amount on their sashes. they stand out. and they ought to stand out. host: --t: this tweet bob in philadelphia. everybody gets a trophy? caller: i disagree there. is best thing you could have to show you were part of the team. trophies went to the best -- went to the best participants. it showed that you were on the team. host: rich calling in from pittsburgh

he's looking helping ation, she's out the v.a. and g.i.'s, and hat's important, you know?dering what she thinks about health. everybody needs health, you know? host: christie, let me ask you, what are your thoughts about vice president biden in the wake of reports about the growing worry in the clinton camp and among democrats about hillary clinton's email server troubles? there's been increasing reports about a potential bid by vice president joe biden. do you think he could enter the race and win? caller: i'm not sure, because i haven't seen what was going on with him. i don't have any comments on that one. i apologize. host: that's ok. in politico today, there's a story about joe biden potentially seeking the presidency, the story noting that with his blessing, confidants of vice president joe biden have begun strategizing about travel to early primary states and identify potential donors who could bank roll a campaign, even as he remains undecided about whether to pull the trigger on a late entry into the 2016 presidential contest. if up to the read that story, it's in

other thing you will see an minnesota is we are a state that invests in our infrastructure, people,ationd our and that is why just last month, cnbc voted minnesota and the best state to do business in. [applause] that, my friends, is what happens when democrats are in charge. [applause] we are gathered here today because we know how important 2016 is. it is the difference between electing an outstanding democratic president, or putting someone in the highest office in the land who t seeks who thinksn for -- the explanation for our economic inequality is that they just don't work hard enough. or, someone who believes that children born in our country should be uprooted and sent away and your you tell that to the 99-year-old minnesota has panic world war ii vets i met a few to the 99-year-old world war ii vets i met a few years ago. fellow democrats, will be tell that vet that we did not meet him and wanted him to go away? i didn't think so. this election will be up to you. in 2016, you that it is not just the presidency up for grabs, it is also the congress. what do i mean by this? ournfi