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john died suddenly last august. he was a scholar and a dear friend to those who shared his enthusiasm for all things lincoln. john elef was born in washington, d.c. and grew up in illinois. he graduated phi beta kappa from depaul university, earned his ph.d. in political science from harvard university, and tot at barnard college and brandeis university. his career of government service ghan 1975 and ended with his retirement in 2010. he had served on the staff of both the senate intelligence and judiciary committees, moved to the defense department, and retired after advising the fbi national security branch on intelligence matters. dr. elef was a frequent writer and lecturer on the life and times of abraham lincoln. he helped organize events including the commemoration of the ses question scentennials o the first and second lincoln inaugurals. he was on the boards of the abraham lincoln association and the lincoln forum, and he volunteered with the national park service as a speaker and guide here at ford's theatr

the first meeting is august 10, 1863. one of the great things about speaking to any lincoln group is you all know so much and i do not have to fill in the details, that is also the scary part about speaking to a lincoln group, somebody is going to catch me here and you will email i know you are, because you do. [laughter] one of the risks of actually having your book read, fairly widely now, you get a lot of emails from people with opinions. [laughter] who also scrutinize your footnotes. hm? a couple of you are in the audience, but we've already talked, i know. and i have a list of revisions to do for the paperback. anyway, the first is august 10, a meeting that douglass sought out, he had no invitation. he had never been in washington dc. it was his first ever visit to washington. or hadin the midst, actually just stopped recruiting black soldiers for the union army, for the famous 54th massachusetts regiment, he has stopped recruiting because of the brutal discrimination against black soldiers, particularly the unequal

extending the contract by two years for a total of five-year term from august 26, h august 25, 2021. and increasing from $5.5 million to $15 million. as shown on page one, in june of 2016, o.c.a. issued a request for proposals to enter a contract for triple combination fire pump engines for the san francisco fire department. ferara fire apparatus was deemed the highest scoring sponsor and responsible proposer. there is a total cost of $7, 973, 792, for an average cost o792.o.c.a.plans tn additional six fire engines for $3,545,942. we do note that the cost proposals submitted by ferara includes a 1% payment discount for payment within 30 days of invoice. the payment discount has not been applied to either purchase to date. had the discount been applied, they could have saved $779,000 714 on the purchase. we do recommend approval of the proposed resolution. >> chairwoman: thank you very much. any comments, questions? yes, supervisor stefa stefani. >>> >> thank you, to the chair. have there been any impediments to utilizing that 1% discount for payment within 30 days? and if there have

. >> american airlines says its fleet will stay grounded until august 19. the u.s. is only planning to keep the planes out of commissision until june 5. anti-stall software is taking longer than expected to roll out. >> extending cancellation through the peak summer. american airline said it would untilts fleet grounded mid august until the june 5 deadline. it will force the country to scrap flights, representing one point 5% of its total flying schedule. it came days after pilot unions cacalled on airlines to priorite passenger safety. boeing taking longer than expected to roll out the fix for the stall out system. are looking at getting this right. interests.arious we have one interest, that is the passengers i am responsiblbe for. >> the decision comes after southwest announced it would untntil 737 grounded august. southwest says it has lost 150 million dollars between february and m march alone dueue to forcd cancellations. in 737 max was grounded march after 157 people died in a crash. carriers say it is too soon to estimate thehe impact of cancellations beyond

it was an executive summary, hearing date august 30th. residential roof deck policies which very clearly summarized the sensitivities and triggers which have been coming throughout the commission for at least the last three years and has gotten stronger and stronger to how we look at roof decks. we are not speaking just from the building, large building, we are talking about roof additions in smaller neighborhoods. i strongly urge that this would be on hold until we have an ability to discuss with you and your staff where this should go because in the end, we have the discretion to again hear this as unnecessary. i want to stop. i am emotionally choked about it. you have taken it to the guidelines and then this shows up and it just doesn't do it. >> thank you, commissioner moore. director, did you want to say something? >> i was going to talk about this in my comments. i will do it now. what we proposed is department policy which there are several such policies in the department. what we attempted to do was incorporate the direction you h

the 56 strike put just 75 cents for that i would have gone out slightly longer, maybe july or august was trying to look for something in the 60 to 90 day time frame they don't have the expiration this is a trade you can sort of be nimble with here. if it rolls over, you can look to roll down and out that's the simple way to make -- and inexpensive way to make a bearish -- >> simple is often better. you take the fundamental moves, come up with a complicated trade when i look at this trade mike basically has a little more than a month and a half risking 1.5% of the stock price that lines up at a level that if it is rejected -- when you think how expensive the underlying names are in the group, how sensitive there are to the dollar, which is breaking out, i can see scenarios where investors would dump staples in the next five to six weeks. i think this is a really good way to play it from a risk/we wards standpoint >> you have the earnings risk out of the way so many have already popped on their number all of that expenditure of energy simply returned it to the former high. what is it t

selling those for $2.40 and then buying the august 35 calls against it for $5.20 net-net you're goingaph basically does demonstrate that if you held this entire position, let these first once expeer and hung on to the august 35 call and they need to be above 37.80 to be profitable however, in the many time, if they announced earnings and the stock lingers within a rage of down 15% or up 15% you will probably break even and if it stays here you will actually see some profits and the near-dated and very elevated calls right here are going to expire close to worthless and you'll still own the august 35 call and the stock is expensive and i wouldn't buy it down here although i really like the products and this is one way you can take advantage of the fact that those option are very expensive and it is grd to go into theups, just by buying outrights the way we did in the consumer staple, for example >> we're talking about simple before and then threading the needle there aren't too many stocks we talk about that have 90% implied volatility and he's got some opportunity to sell very near-da

i would have gone out slightly longer, maybe july or august i was trying to look for something in the0 to 90 day time frame they don't have the expiration you can be nimble. if it rolls over, you can look to roll down and out that's the simple way to make -- and inexpensive way. >> simple is often better. you take the fundamental moves, come up with a complicated trade a lot of times this is a month and a half, risking 1.5% of the stock price that lines up at a level that if it is rejected -- when you think how expensive the underlying names are in the group, how sensitive there are to the dollar, which is breaking out, i can see scenarios where investors would dump staples in the next five to six weeks. >> you have the earnings risk out of the way so many have already popped on their number all of that expenditure of energy simply returned it to the former high. who would compel it? we've heard from proctor, pepsi, and coke. >> if you believe the markets are having a downturn, or growth is in jeopardy around the world, maybe these companies are better off because they have pricing po

august 25, 1944, paris was liberated. my mother witnessed firsthand inm the windows the battles the streets between the german soldiers and the french alliesnce before the came into paris. 25, thely on august second armored division of asked eisenhower to have the privilege of liberating paris. authorization and he entered into paris. paris was liberated on august 25, 1944. we were liberated two days later. bill: tell us about the incident with the little boy he ran away -- who ran away. albert: that is something i will never forget. the kid that ran away from the school. all of a sudden he came back and said the allies had come in. i don't know if he was punished or not for having run away, but we all went on the main street. trucksthe tanks, the with soldiers with smiling faces. a different helmet. helmets.eaded german these were different. gave usmiled and chewing gum, chocolate, even cigarettes. cigarettes andg that was our liberators. curiously enough it was the first time i ever heard about americans. was not to say

it consigns their fate to championship football from august, after a turbulent one season stay in the flight, has left them with a total ofjust 17 points with five games to go. they willjoin huddersfield, who were already relegated on saturday. well our reporter joe lynskey is here. it was a tall order this evening, and the scoreline reflected that. it was going to be a difficult ask for them. they felt the pain tonight. this confirms with five games of their season still left to play as well, but the results tonight has meetings. this is it now. you can see here, relegated alongside huddersfield. it is the first time we've had two sides go down this early and had their relegation confirm since 1995. fulham had to avoid defeat tonight to have any mathematical hope of keeping going in this division but they were beaten comprehensively, 4—1 at watford. the away side did have one brief moment in this game when ryan babel made it 1—1 just before half—time — the dutchman who they signed injanuary‘s been one of their few bright psparks this season. bright sparks this season. but in the seco

in july, thens again in august, bringing the cash rate to 1%.joined now by our guest in sydney. i am wondering, given we have seen -- bottoming out and a recovery in china, the manufacturing gauge in the u.s. rebounding as well, here in australia the labor market is robust, and potentially we will get more people -- more fiscal spending from either side, so is the market overextended when it comes to pricing in what we think with the rba? >> i do not think so. on the regional picture, we have a cautious view. my colleagues, we think that china data is looking a little soft, particularly over the next months. and we are looking for rate cuts in india this week, in korea by the and of the year, in malaysia and the philippines. so the backdrop for australia is soft, so not a good starting point. but that is really compounded and coming at a bad time, over extendede an consumer and a housing market that is turning down. it is not all negative. we have some fiscal stimulus coming through today. but we are on a cautious below consensus growth end of t

battle of guadalcanal the first major worldwide to allied defensive in the pacific which unfolded from august 1942 to february 1943. from the national world war ii museum in new orleans, this is about an hour.>>> good morning. how is everyone doing? ready to go? all right. welcome welcome to the national world war ii museum, and of course you are here for today's guadalcanal turning point in the pacific symposium brought to you by the museums institute for the study of war and democracy. and as jeremy said, i am stephen watson and have the privilege of and being the president of the world war ii museum and thrilled to see so many of you here with us in person for today's programs and of course you all know, this will be an interesting day exploring this critical battle that was an important victory on our past ultimate victory in the pacific. in addition to those of you gathered here in new orleans, i also want to welcome our viewers who are watching today via the museums lifestream. and also those of you that are watching on c-span. welcome to the program. in keeping with our tradition here

boeh august 19th. >>> american airlines won't fly its boeing 737 max jets through august 19. the airline extended the cancellations through a major summer travel period as the planes remain grounded. that's roughly 115 flights per day during the summer that american won't be flying. it comes after the software was implicated in two previous crashes. southwest said it wouldn't fly threw august 5. united canceled through june 5. >>> the trump administration not backing down over a possible plan to bus migrants to sanctuary cities, including some here in the bay area. the president it targeting places that are democratic strongholds. democrats have set a new deadline for the president to hand over the last six years of his tax returns. jennifer johnson has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the white house still considering shipping thousands of migrants to sanctuary cities. even though the idea was dismissed twice before. >> we have to look at all options across the table so that the towns on the border aren't taking on the entire burden. we're shifting some of the burden

then finally japan surrenders on august 14, 1945.o in the span of four months, harry truman had overseen the end of the wars in europe and japan. at the end of world war ii, the united states emerged as the only country in the world that had actually become more prosperous during the war. but the united states still had a problem. harry truman remembered from his own world war i experience, he came back and he set up a business with his friend, eddie jacobson, and that business went broke during a depression after world war i. one of truman's goals at the end of the second world war was to try to have a rational, logical reconversion of the military economy back to a peace time economy. people had earned money during the war, but there was nothing to spend it on during the war. so there was a lot of pent-up urge on the part of consumers to spend money on the war to buy things. that, of course, would put extreme pressure on prices and prices would go up. so truman was trying to use the government to kind of balance all this out and ma

icons it was part of flight 300 from enterprise and on the night of august 30th he goes out with the marine to attack japanese destroyer a part of the rapper troll coming in but his plane is it, badly hit by antiaircraft fire, he's wounded, he's bleeding and is knocked unconscious and delirious and stupid, flying uncontrollably back under the japanese ship and for the island and and away from the island. then finally the jimmy kimmel decides this guy's not worth it annie puts his thick in the rear seat and he's help find the comments back and he saves them by bringing the plane and and landing it and he's among the few guys that lifted out of there because of battle injuries but at times, the rear gunner and not only shot zeros but had to land the plane. >> the enlisted men to part working on planes between attacks helping marines to cast them up and scavenge parts and put them back together, this is the boneyard a marine dive bomber shipping it apart and putting planes back together to get them in the air. torpedo eight, which came in and served for a period of time in the cactus ai

under pressure to try to build a government of national unity because since his reelection back in august this country has been wronged by political instability because the outcome of the election back in august was contested by most members of the opposition and so at stake here isn't just the political stability of this country but also the security situation my guess was really put under pressure we've seen massive protests says here on the streets of bangkok go on april fifth there were threat of more protests if you didn't resign so really the president had no choice but to listen to the streets and try to find some sort of solution here we're told that by the end of the weekend we'll have an answer at least will have some sort of inclination who the next prime minister will be and what the new government will look like the reason why my guy was it was really removed because he the president was reelected on this idea that he will bring back security for all mali ends but since his reelection the situation has gone from from bad to worse and my guy has tried to rely on mali and secur

that means it will cancel about 115 flights per day through august 19th.line previously canceled flights through the end of june. the global fleet of 737 max jets was grounded indefinitely in march because of two deadly plane crashes -- a lion air flight crash in october and an ethiopian airlines flight crash in march. (jrstone) first daughter ivanka trump took part in a traditional coffee ceremony in ethiopia, today. trump is in the country for two days, focusing on african women's economic inclusion and empowerment. after ethiopia, trump will visit the ivory coast to attend a west africa regional summit--part of the initiative she rolled out with the world bank in 2017. (justine) coming up -- don't fake that smile at work...it might lead to mo drinking after hours... details ahead . (jrstone) and a local baseball team is searching for answers after finding out that of all their equipment is gone! details on the search for the person responsible, when we come back. (jrstone) for your health -- officials are urging caution about kratom-- this, as a new stu

southwest is saying they do not anticipate that until august, that tells us a lot about the timing heremakers on capitol hill that they were looking at july, so august pushes that back another month, and it does suggest they are having some issues, perhaps not so much with the software, but with public relations and trying to get everybody on board. >> what needs to be done in order to see a reasonable timeframe for lifting the grounding? >> it is not a simple thing. you have a technical issue of convincing u.s. regulators and other regulators around the ,orld that the plane is safe that the software is fixed so it cannot crash like it did in these recent accidents, but then you have this completely different thread, which is a lot trickier, and that is to convince the public and nationsans and other that this is a safe system. the definition in that area is a than just to do science. >> sure, very subjective effort, not quite as clear cut. thank you so much for that. plenty more ahead on "daybreak asia," as disney anticipate -- disney releases its highly anticipated streaming service t

you can take advantage of the offer beginning may 29 of its august 15. but five days free is better than nothing. that is it for the news at five. >> news at six begins now. >>> where should cannabis dispensaries located? next to schools? next to preschools? that is the question tonight and santa rosa. >>> here is your chance to design three streams of any help if the city of concord says it is up to you to help them decide what should be done. i will have that story coming up. >>> another bay area measles scare, this one involves a pair of mass transit systems. kpix news at six starts now. >> we began in san francisco where the measles exposure occurred. over three days last week, a patient visited several restaurants and the federal building near city hall and the road on moody and caltrain. >>> andria borba's is at the location right now with what officials want you to know. >> it does not get busier or more crowded than caltrain first thing in the morning. that is where this patient was when they came into san francisco. the latest case of measles ex

the season starting in august marking the beginning of a new era for the orchestra under chief conductor kill. the celebrations and events abound to commemorate the five hundredth anniversary of the death of leonardo da vinci we look into the legacy of the tuscan master. artists in poland have taken to the street and to social media to protest the decision to remove a video installation from the national museum in warsaw the video in question by a prominent artist l l dates from one nine hundred seventy three and depicts a young woman eating a banana in a suggestive way well although it's been on display for many years conservative authorities have now branded it obscene sparking concerns that artistic freedom is under threat. occasionally protesting can be a tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together. all in the name of volunteers stick freedom. we fully reject censorship in art over the past few years our freedoms have been increasingly compromised and now it's. the story of we're protesting against the remov

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i think that's why they chose august, to be better safe than sorry. from what you're saying, it doesn't sound like that's a conservative estimate. maybe this could drag on for months we were originally told the fix would be available in a relatively short period of time. >> one of the things muilenburg said at the press conference is he wants the training for pilots on this new system to go above and beyond one question, though, that he did not get to it is what exactly will that training look like he had said previously that that training will primarily be online and an option for pilots to have additional simulator training but some pilots say they need that simulator training, especially as muilenburg seems to be alluding to if what happened in part of these crashes was pilot error. there's a big debate about that, obviously. but boeing has trade to stop short of saying that it made a mistake and that there was an inherent flaw in the design of the mcas system. >> the timing of the fix is just one of the five main questions you outlined, including

it's extending the cancellation of all flights aboard boeing seven three seven max aircraft until august the airline c.e.o. told employees he believes the aircraft will be recertified within the next three months cancellations will affect about one point five percent of the airline's daily flights the u.s. and a number of other countries grounded the seven three seven waddle in mid march after deadly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia john hendren has the details from washington d.c. . american airlines is extending its cancellation of the boeing seven thirty seven max planes until mid august this is due to a recognition that boeing and the federal aviation administration in the united states need more time to institute a software fix to recertify those planes so that they can fly safely after two deadly crashes killed more than three hundred people this is after southwest airlines on thursday said it too would cancel its flights of that plane through mid august that is one hundred and sixty eight canceled flights per day because southwest airlines has more of those planes than any other

perhaps august, more likely, early 2021.ovided there is the cancellation of nafta, and it has to wait until 2021 the reasons you described, how bad is that for mexico? antonio: it is not only bad for mexico. if you look at the economic fallout from just the prospects of a border shutdown that the administration talked about weeks ago, you saw the auto manufacturers very concerned. you saw pork and dairy producers, the bank interests -- the ag interests in the united states. this is not simply about mexico. this is united states and real jobs and real sectors. in terms of the united states, mexico, and canada, it is critical we get this done. you also know in one of your previous segments you talked about ongoing negotiations with japan and china and the eu. when you throw the united states and, that is four of the largest economic blocs currently negotiating trade agreements. if you cannot get the united states, mexico, canada agreement on, it sends this -- canada agreement done, it sends a signal to others that we're not as

ed reiskin is going to retire in august and there's no word on a replacement interim or permanent. >> alan, we'll have more on this developing story on the kpix5 news at 5:00. and online at kpix.com. >>> new at noon, a mountain lion is otted nr a ar the sighting forcing place to bay emily turner is here to show us, emily. >> michelle, this mountain lion was reported found the creature in a planter box. police spent hours keeping an eye on it. it did leave some workers unable to get to their desk on time. police blocked off b street between 7th and 4th street. that's close to downtown in order to set up a perimeter. as a large crowd grew, fish and game workers were able to move in. they used a tranquilizer gun. the mountain lion was captured shortly before 10:00 this morning. and police say a sighting like this is unusual for the ar anere, butiner usuallyn the east si town where the t wild land, but not this far downtown. >> police say thatat made it crucial for them buying time. the animal will be relocated and seems to be in good health. michelle. you. >>> in alameda county, the chp

of course in august, 1945, the atomic bomb had been perfected. and the first bomb was dropped on hiroshima. >> a short time ago, an american airplane got dropped one bomb on hiroshima. with this bomb we've now added a new and revolutionary increase in destruction. to supplement the growing power of our armed forces. >> people often ask if that was truman's most difficult decision? and he always said no, it wasn't. he actually felt that his committing troops to korea at the beginning of the korean war was his most difficult decision. a second bomb was then dropped on nothing is a can i. and then japan surrenders. so in a span of four months, harry truman has over seen the end of the wars in europe and japan. at the end of world war ii, the united states emerged as the only country in the world that had actually become more prosperous during the war. but the united states still had a real problem. harry truman remembered from his own world war i experience, he came back and he set up a business with his friend, eddie jacobson and that business went

after southwest airlines on thursday said it too would cancel its flights of that plane through mid august that is one hundred and sixty eight canceled flights per day because southwest airlines has more of those planes than any other company this has been devastating for boeing which is now lost eleven percent of its stock value they've cut production of the plane from fifty two a month to forty two that's due to some cancellations of orders but the biggest hit for the company has been to their reputation the challenger it's a victim ends uneasy and president says the country needs an economic change of the direction. it's off against incumbents joke away due to overseeing school at economic growth and his first term but his rival in wednesday's election says many indonesians aren't seeing the benefits reports. in indonesia's capital jakarta drive as a three wheeled taxis have more time than they used to to talk politics the president joko widodo has encouraged other modes of transport that can be ordered online meaning business has reduced dramatically for these work as they say they'll

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it's extending the cancellation of all flights aboard boeing seven three seven max aircrafts until august their line c.e.o. told employees he believes their craft will be recertified within the next three months american airlines estimates the cancellations will affect around one hundred and fifteen flights para day the u.s. sent a number of other countries grounded the seven three seven max model in mid march after deadly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia. john hendren is live with the details from washington d.c. john why is american airlines extending those flight cancellations. well this is a process hala that was supposed to be done by april and what's happening today is american airlines is extending that through august nineteenth and they're doing it because they are recognizing they're simply not going to have those those fixes in place at what's going on right now is that there was a problem with the flight control system on the plane and it would force the nose of the plane down if it was thought that the plane's nose was going too high and it would stall so if it got of iranian

go online to learn more. >> midnight, august 28th, 2009.911 emergency. >> the woman in full panic. >> what's the person look like that was in your back yard? >> you heard shots being fired? >> yes. my husband is outside. >> the woman on the phone was jane laut, the wife of the hometown hero. >> oh my god. >> dave was still outside, she said, where she heard shots fired. >> where did you last see your husband? >> he told me to get back in. so i came back in. and i heard the shots. >> how old is your son? >> he's still asleep. >> don't wake him up just yet, okay? >> i can't see dave. >> stay with me. i have officers on the way. stay inside the house. >> the officers had to lock down and call in a homicide team to investigate further. it was a brutal scene. >> ventura county's investigator mike palmieri said by the time the police arrived, there was no sign of a prowler. but they did find dave laut. >> he had been shot multiple times. he was on the ground, face down, with very obvious gunshot wounds to his back and to the back of his head. >>

the judge, thomas scheduled breaks and the first one in late august.will start today, but they will most likely continue tomorrow. we'll hear testimony starting on may 6th. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> i'm anne mackovec at the live news desk and we're watching the beginning of a coo. opposition leader guaido called for it in his social media video. members of the military, about 100 joined him in the streets of camacho racas and this is a head to head against opposition supporters and those supporting the current socialist president. nicholas maduro who is basically blowing this off. we heard from u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo who says the u.s. is supporting the opposition coo. >>> time for a look at the top stories. >> jefferson telling a judge i'm sorry. jefferson is being held on $1 billion bail. he was arrested friday after wounding a deputy in a shootout in nevada. jefferson is accused of murdering three men in the span of five hours on friday. he could face more than 20 years behind bars for his alleged crimes in nevada alone. >>> th

they deploy in august 1959 under the leadership of lieutenant arthur bull simonson. he actually those two things. they are on 6-month rotations because of a restriction you can't station americans in laos. they are going to do 31/2 rotations and then the dynamics are going to change. in of december 1960, the last of the paratroopers conducted in august, december, the forces sparked the battle and he drop in apps, goes to the point and joins forces, turns traitor. special forces, that is when they start first entering. next slide please. some typical pictures. how the guys are dressed. they live in villas, gotta find a jeep in a trailer. on the lower left across the border in the flatlands, one of the major training areas and then teams help by building ranges and whatnot. next slide. that is in the four major training centers. they open up in a plain of jars, notice the french guy in the center. if you look in the background, americans. america is only allowed to do individual skills training. a lot of animosity builds up. a lot. in january 1961 when they come up to

it opened last august. cracks and steel beams forced closures. the soonist it could reopen was in june. we got a first hand look at how engineers will reinforce the cracked beams. crews will use a total of 16 steel plates. two per beam. >> 224 bolts for this exact location will be installed with the two plates. one on top. one in the bottom. that will be the reinforcement for these girders. >> it is expected to be finished in june. the fix will undergo an independent review before the center can reopen. >> on the peninsula, smash and grab thieves got away with $12,000 of products from the apple store. the police were alerted to the burglary by someone walking by the store around 1:00 this morning who noticed the front glass door were shattered. officers recovered two laptops on the sidewalk. seven others were missing. >> it is not the first time the burglars targeted the apple store. a team of thieves drove an suv through store front window. up to ten people stole a large number of items. >> in the north bay, the all clear has been given for the

people took to the streets asking for a new government asking for change now we know that back in august a very broker kato was reelected and the result the outcome of those elections were contested by many people of the opposition but those who took to the streets weren't members of the opposition only the richest people protesting. in regards of the rising cost of living i mean in the last year the cost of food has risen by twenty percent so there's legitimate concerns among mali and that the government aren't addressing key issues for mali it's a notably the issue in the north of mali the instability and the dettori detail ration and the security situation that we've seen in mali you know we were there just three weeks ago in the north of the country job where you have forces from from thirty nations trying to root out these insurgent groups in the north of mali but the fear is for a lot of analysts and a lot of people who are watching money is that this insurgency is turning into ethnic violence just three weeks ago we saw the poll community down this is an ethnic group there said se

but out in the night of the twenty second of august me. they also tried to set my home on fire then w n f was working. in his articles paolo has said that many sicilians prefer to rely on the mafia than the state to solve various problems. step by key my most recent investigation in paki no led to the arrest of a number of mafia bosses including an officer in the police force and. which is where the famous tomatoes comforted me said you know that quote it. so. one policeman working a case there didn't talk to his colleagues which would have been the obvious thing to do. what to the local mafia boss that shouldn't be happening that's not right and this culture of organized crime is worse than the actual mafia case eleven years. after the arsenate. back on his house paolo had no choice but to leave sicily and move to rome. after repeated attempts on his life and a number of death threats he now has the highest level of police protection available. he's accompanied by five police officers whenever he leaves his home including when he travels

. >> seven months for the s&p and i think it was august and eight months for the nasdaq. the dow is at .7% away and boeing has held it back. will the gains continue? the earnings certainly are coming in strong and that continued after hours. >> that does it for closing bell thanks for watching. >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york's times square. brian kelly, karen finerman and guy adami. check out shares of snap after the earnings report morning ago and the conference call kicking off right now and we'll bring you the very latest and plus the market closing at record highs and wall street's biggest bear says the gains are in for the year and wells fargo's chris harvey will be here to explain and that's where we start with the market rally that no one can seem to touch, not the fed and not trade wars and not fears of an earnings recession being washed away and closing at its highest level since september 20th and the margin has been on what it seemed like an unstoppable run off the decembe

. >> it is part by august 20, 2013 presidential tweet, saying after conversation with my generals, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. president trump claiming that the new policy will cut back on the militaries nickel cost, while also ensuring military readiness. >> i think i'm doing the military a great favor. >> reporter: however one person who is considering transition from male to female says that transgender troops are just as capable. >> we are not a detriment to this nation's military. we provide the same level of skill, commitment, and dedication, that any other service member provides. >> reporter: the supreme court is allowing the new rule to remain in place, but with it could all change. >>> the time is 4:34. two men were shot in the city of oakley. the investigation continues this morning. police rushed to fifth street last night. that is a small street off of main street. one man was shot in the chest and another shot in the leg. a were taken to the hospital. the i

this fall the first day of school will be august 12th. august 12th. let that sink in. school leaders say they're worried about keeping and hiring new teachers with a short summer vacation. this school year doesn't end in fredericksberg until june giving them a shorter time to fill open positions. at's a longer school year. i'm surprised they didn't shorten it at t endf june so you have more days in the middle. >> see who puts up a >>> 4:51. game, set, match. the citi open tennis tournament will be staying in washington, d.c. great news. >> yeah. it's been here for 50 years. it was on the verge of leaving but as news 4's mark sea graves reports, staying here will have an impact well beyond thecourt. >> reporter: when it started in 1969 it was called ther washington s international tennis turn to namt. while the sponsorship has changed, the mission remains the same. to carry on arthur ashe's commitme60. years later the citi open is one of the only major tournaments played in p alic park. it raises money for t tnis and education foundation which operates centers like this

. >> they've canceled 737 max flights through august 16th.le-per-hour says customers can request a full refund if they choose not to be rebooked in a letter to employees ceo doug parker says we remain confident that the impending software updates, along with the new training elements boeing is developing for the max, will lead to moving soon. boeing has stopped production. last week boeing said it completed nearly 100 test flights and plans to submit the fix to the faa for approval in coming weeks shares of boeing are down slightly have they fallen more than 10% since the planes were grounded last month >> frank holland, thank you very much >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange," an exclusive sitdown with the founder and ceo of huawei talking everything from 5g to the company's legal battles with the united states plus on this tax day a new survey shows a majority of americans have no idea what changed in the tax law and it's a potentially major opportunity for investors. then, what tiger's historic masters win means for nike and the sport

manafort in august of 2016 provided him in person a briefing on the state of trump's campaign. manafort's specific plan as trump's campaign chairman for how trump could win the election. the trump campaign's planned messaging for the end of the presidential campaign. yet more internal polling data from the trump campaign, although he'd been feeding him that for months. plus, "a discussion of battleground states." which manafort identified to his russian contact, again in august 2016, as michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and minnesota. so manafort, according to mueller, repeatedly lied, including to prosecutors with whom he had entered into a plea agreement. repeatedly lied about his contacts with that russian guy who has his intermediary with the oligarch. he repeatedly lied about his contacts with him, what he gave that guy from trump's campaign, repeatedly lied about their ongoing work and discussions on yet another plan that would result in the u.s. dropping sanctions against putin's government. because mueller's team was unable to rely on anything that manafort told them, b