avery as a psychopath.osecuted both steven avery and brendan dassey, says he's undaunted. >> are you afraid of kathleen zellner? >> no. i'm not involved in the case anymore. i shouldn't be afraid of anything. my involvement -- >> she could unravel your work if what she's saying has some weight to it. you don't think she has a chance? >> i don't. >> she's so confident. why are you so confident? >> because we spent 18 months putting this case together. it wasn't just thrown together. it wasn't a bunch of keystone cops. it was done very professionally, very well. >> kratz does have personal regrets. in his book, he admits to past prescription drug abuse and says he's ashamed that he sent sexual texts to a domestic violence victim two years after avery's trial. a scandal which led to his resignation. while he still takes issue with "making a murderer," he says he's moving on with a new life and a new girlfriend. >> i'm hoping this book will change the narrative. >> meanwhile, avery continues to fight and brenda

avery price joins us with his lesson for the rest of america.pecial ceremony yesterday. the sons of a korean war soldier received their father's.bags in washington dc. it was included in the remains of those missing in action from the korea conflict and they were returned, the family will join us with what it meant to them. one of the sons was two, the other was 3 years old. ford motor company rolling out its 10 millionth mustang. mustangs from the past 5 decades on the plaza. did you see this? a photo of in alabama deputy's first day of school as a resource officer armed with a spiderman lunchbox. it is going viral. that officer will join us live. if it were your first day back to school, what would you put on your lunchbox? rob: peanut butter and jelly. we will be right back. beneath the duvet i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness, it's gas! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easier tonight. do you need the most in your wireless mouse? maybe not. no... maybe you co

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they would hear them talk about bob and avery.on of retro and contemporary design and it's beautiful. >> one should take great care in unpacking the fragile components. items can shift during shipping. >> with the new version of mickey mouse, it's a combination of the old classic disney style that we love and a modern sensibility. >> finally, people are allowed to like animation even if they are not under 10. they are teenagers and young adults and old adults that are really enjoying cartoon network and adult swim. >> one of the biggest shows on television right now is "rick and morty." the landscape is so fractured now, people can really make these amazing interesting shows that do well enough to make more of them so we're really seeing fascinating stuff right now. >> the possibilities are endless. the technology is improving. we're getting quicker turnarounds. >> yeah. >> it can be incredible. >> you ready, keith? >> i'm ready, kenny. >> i think the future of animation is bright. kids love cartoons and adults love cartoons. anim

. >> avery dennison, and i think of avery office supplies and they've gone high tech with the smart labelshave out there and how do you see that as an uncertain environment. it gets that they've got great positions, for one. their product makes global supply chain so much more efficient and that segment is growing by 20% a year and it can do that f quite some time. i think they're immune from trade wars and b tariffsause they produce around the world and i think we've got a nice t long growtnd ahead of them. they're playing about a 2% dividend. i think they'll keep growing that dividend by ar10% a >> and we finish up with j.p. morgan chase, a large, stable blue chip. >> yes. a lge stablelue chip. the last quarter of the bank grew the revenue fro 9% from investment banking and from their trading services and asset management as wells just core loan growth. so about 80% of their business is in the u.s. we think they've got a great chanceo keep expanding international as other international banks have to pull back, and management just announced they'll raise the dividend 40% in the third quar

julia avery has this story of true human compassion.owing tremendous compassion and support since the carr fire ripped through redding.natsot "the carr fire has just exploded again.""everything is moving so quickly.""this trailer behind me may possibly be the origin of this fire." but people are going further than just helping those who lost their homes. they are now reaching out to tell the owners of the trailer with the flat tire, which is believed to have caused the carr fire, that they forgive them.rachel pilli/resident"i was thinking if i can send a card, maybe my friends would also send a card."so she posted the request on social media, and just two days later. natsot/rachel"68, 67, 69...90, 91"and they keep coming in. hope seth/facebook group administrator"we had firefighters who had been out there fighting the fire send notes, we've had counselors send notes saying they would be willing to meet with the couple, we've had people who've lost everything and they are even saying it's not your fault."julia avery/reporter"and it's mor

we knew we were in a cartoon when you watched a tex avery cartoon.ntly. >> visually, and verbally, i would play to the audience an awful lot. >> that wasn't in the script. >> i wanted them aware that they were out there, that i knew they were out there. >> tex avery is known mostly for his outrageous or zany types of animation. his sensibility is to push the boundaries of that as much as possible. >> i've always liked extra jokes, i guess you could say, and cartoon world is a land of extra jokes. classic tex avery joke i'm sure you've seen was based on how people viewed movies in the theaters. there was always something wrong with the film. hey, you out there, get that hair out of here. >> that's the beauty of animation. that's really what you want animation to be used for, to do and see things that you've never seen before. and can't be shown in live action. >> the tape you're watching is just a taste of the cartoon network, an appetizer, a mere morsel of what you can expect from the first and only 24 hour cartoon network. >> cartoon network was own

joining me right now from cleveland, civil rights attorney avery freeman and from las vegas, richarda new york criminal defense attorney. good to see you both. prosecutors say they have at least 2,100 pieces of evidence from manafort's next trial. five times the amount presented in the virginia proceedings which did bring some convictions. what does that tell you on will this be kind of a rinse and repeat or does this just mean it's including but very different route? >> well, believe it or not, when you compare what went on in northern virginia when that jury came back that is minor league compared to what's coming up in the federal district court in the district of columbia. they had 800 pieces of evidence in virginia. in d.c., they have enormous, thousands of documents and we go from ostrich jackets to oligarchs. we're dealing with failure to register a foreign agent. we're dealing with serious crimes. in comparison, if you look at what happened this past week and you see what's coming up on the 21st of september, holy smokes, mr. manafort has huge problems. >> so, richard do you

. >> avery freeman is civil rights attorney and law professor in cleveland.rd herman, a criminal defense attorney, joining us from las vegas. it's been too long, gentlemen. >> it sure has. good to be back. >> i missed you. >> good to see you. >> all right, thanks so much. richard, you first, you know, in your experience what does it mean, if you want to, you know, read the tea leaves, longer deliberations usually favoring the defense? >> the defense attorney's a little cocky there with his comments like that. he went beyond that actually, fred. he thanked the president of the united states. this eloquent word smith decided to go out and say last week, ooh, manafort. this is why the jury is in deliberation, fred. manafort is a very good person. and this trial is so sad. what a sad day for this country. this is an abomination, fred, for the president of the united states to comment like that. i mean, that, to me, we could go for obstruction of justice against him, jury tampering. how does the president have the gal to -- >> and the jurors are not sequestered. >

they would hear them talk about bob clampett and tex avery.e generation of animator who are inspired by both generations and in doing so have emulated what is sort of a combination of retro and contemporary design and it's beautiful. >> one should take great care in unpacking the fragile components. items can shift slightly during shipping. >> with the new version of mickey mouse, it's a combination of the old classic disney style that we love and a modern sensibility. >> whoa. whoa! >> finally, people are allowed to like animation even if they're not under 10. there are teenagers and young adults and even old adults that are really enjoying cartoon network, adult swim. >> dub dub. >> one of the biggest shows on television right now is rick and morty. the landscape is so fractured now that people can really make these amazing had nish interesting shows that do well enough to be abe to make more of them. so we're really seeing some fascinating stuff right now. >> the possibilities are endless. the technology is improving. i think we're getting

julia avery has the story..howing tremendous compassion and support since the carr fire ripped through redding.natsot "the carr fire has just exploded again.""everything is moving so quickly.""this trailer behind me may possibly be the origin of this fire." but people are going further than just helping those who lost their homes. they are now reaching out to tell the owners of the trailer with the flat tire, which is believed to have caused the carr fire, that they forgive them.rachel pilli/resident"i was thinking if i can send a card, maybe my friends would also send a card."so she posted the request on social media, and just two days later. natsot/rachel"68, 67, 69...90, 91"and they keep coming in. hope seth/facebook group administrator"we had firefighters who had been out there fighting the fire send notes, we've had counselors send notes saying they would be willing to meet with the couple, we've had people who've lost everything and they are even saying it's not your fault."julia avery/reporter"and it's mo

the blt goes to avery. the lettuce and tomato equal one of her servings of vegetables too.ack jumps on the peanut lltter apple with chocolate milk while eats cucumbers.e they sampl and swap. >> i wouldns do this iad of that. getting a : carrots hard pass, while the chicken salad lettuce wraps are presented in an appealing enough y they'll give it a try. >> i like everything not tor.hing each ot >> reporter: we quickly learn the kids like almost everything and are even willing to eat veggies or grain.y avoesn't want the popcorn but would prefer more vegcaes e much to my surprise she does like the broccoli salad. >> it doesn't taste like broccoli. >> it doesn't? it's good? >> write douwn the things that they like. >> reporter: ella promises to eatit just don't skip on dessert. >> every lunch should come with something like eat all your good stuff and then you like have like aprittle se at the bottom. >> i would take all the help i can get with ide and things because whatever i do seems to bewrong. i didn't want that. >> as long as he has something, right? get something in you

thirty four billion dollars let's get more the story now with adrian brown our correspondent in beijing avery what he what more do we know about this boat it's obviously been going around in circles and giving as old as quite a bit of a headache yet. absolutely this vessel so has now been at sea for just over two months it left the united states in the first week of june set sail for darley in a port in northeast china it set sail with the intention of trying to beat the deadline that was set for the start of the trade war between china and the united states on july the sixth but it actually arrived on july the sixth just hours it seems after the deadline had passed the owners with them faced with the prospect of paying a twenty five percent levy to chinese customs if they wanted to offload their cargo well they clearly decided not to do that and have been working out what to do ever since their problem is this if the vessel returns to the united states they return to a market where you know soybeans have been falling in value and there's now a glut of soybeans because china the world's large

avery has become a television journalist like his mother.sion programs that are trying to outdo each other on ratings. >> they find a very different home for his journalism. >> they shot one episode of their 13-show order so far. right out the gate, murphy brown goes head to head with her conservative son, so, this cast isn't pulling any political punches. >> the second episode deals with the white house briefing room. >> will it be the current white house briefing room? >> oh, you bet. >> of course, it will. >> will we see some of those folks? >> the episode is called i and then there's a heart with a line through it, huckabee. >> just like the original series, expect to see the famous guest stars. i hear the first episode that there's a big guest. >> yeah. >> i'm just going to say a name just for fun -- hillary clinton. >> hmm. >> okay. anyone out there that'sour ultimate get to be on this -- >> for me, bk bk. it could happen. >> oh, man please. >> they plan to tackle lots of topics on the show including the me too episode. that episode is

avery, an independent, next. caller: a great subject. it is one of my major concerns and fears about the country we about the world conducting this hegemony and the things we do around the world and we rely on this power we that is easily destroyed when you take down the electrical system. does go months without power in this country would put us in the stone age. are using hundred-year-old power lines, grids, nuclear plants that should have been decommissioned 30 years ago and , they would, russia be foolish to take us on militarily. when something as simple as a hack to our system would cripple us. in 2018 it is shameful that we do not protect our main vulnerability because we spend all of our money in needless wars rather than rebuilding our infrastructure. host: i think we have your point. guest: the infrastructure point is critical. in the energy area whether you're talking about electricity of thesepelines, all are areas where we need to modernize our basic system if we are going to be meeting the needs of the 21st century. electri

reporter julia avery explains.a county showing tremendous compassion and support since the carr fire ripped through redding.natsot "the carr fire has just exploded again.""everything is moving so quickly.""this trailer behind me may possibly be the origin of this fire." but people are going further than just helping those who lost their homes. they are now reaching out to tell the owners of the trailer with the flat tire, which is believed to have caused the carr fire, that they forgive them.rachel pilli/resident"i was thinking if i can send a card, maybe my friends would also send a card."so she posted the request on social media, and just two days later. natsot/rachel"68, 67, 69...90, 91"and they keep coming in. hope seth/facebook group administrator"we had firefighters who had been out there fighting the fire send notes, we've had counselors send notes saying they would be willing to meet with the couple, we've had people who've lost everything and they are even saying it's not your fault."julia avery/reporter"a

avery in the low 20s and it will feel humid.inder of our top story... the struggling department store chain house of fraser is bought by sports direct. it agreed to pay £90 million for the business, just hours after it went into administration. that's all from the bbc news at six. 0n bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines this hour. sports director by house of fraser for £90 million. it remains unclear. i think we are alljust it remains unclear. i think we are all just trying to it remains unclear. i think we are alljust trying to keep each other up alljust trying to keep each other up and stay motivated. we hope they are going to be some sort of option. this is not finished yet. the feel—good summer has boosted the economy the royal wedding and the world cup. a muslim convert is facing life in prison for a plot to kill 100 people in a care attack outside a disney store on 0xford street. zimbabwe presidential inauguration, which had to do to ta ke inauguration, which

the same avery brooks coming soon on al-jazeera tens of thousands of demonstrations erupt across china each year driven by anger over corruption and the illegal sale of communal land most protests fail to make an impact but in two thousand and eleven one village defied the odds. i. think. to cancer villages rose up demanding the return of their land calling for their leaders to step down after decades of corruption. i.

. >> my he a good day, avery. >> enjoy. my kids have been in since last week. it's all right. everyone have a good day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, august 20th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." pope francis breaks his silence on the pennsylvania grand jury report on abuse. the call for action for all catholics. >>> shots are fired at the u.s. embassy in turkey overnight, adding more stress to a showdown between the two countries. we're in istanbul. >>> only on cbs this morning, we talk to the cancer patient who

avery price joining us, don't go anywhere. ♪ >> a fox news alert here.g children for terror. what we learned about ciardi father teaching kids to carry out school shootings. rob: shocking court documents revealing what happened inside that new mexico compound. >> taking the russia investigation off the table, donald trump sitdown with robert mueller? >> the answer we got from his legal team. >> we might have your dream job. rob: a company entering -- hiring hundreds of virtual employees, fox news continues right now. ♪ ♪ spend a lot of money ♪ everybody is talking about it ♪ it is still rock

stocks, dollar tree and dollar general getting whacked today before reportings for after the bell averyfor joining us. you've been involved with them in the past in terms of shorting them is this an overreaction in particular in the latter >> just to be clear and actually worked on the dollar general ipo back in 2009 it's always been very positively inclined towards that stock. i think what we've really seen is the difference in execution dollar general has been a consistent executer for many years. and the story of the dollar tree and family dollar merger was that family dollar was going to become dollar general, and that's just proven to be more difficult than anticipated and that's really come through in this quarter's results with reaction to both i would say dollar general probably should be fine from here i don't know if you sigh a lot of multiple expansion, but it should continue to benefit for the economy. and the dollar tree, it's really if you can start to see those dollar stores start to improve, it's nowhere as cheap as other retailers that have a lot of opportunity for sign

political agenda we -- the google spokesman said the search is not used to get a political agenda we don't avery any side -- favor any sign. mark gurman got a big wake-up call and we have him along with others. then, let's start with you. does the president -- ben, let's start with you. does the president have a point? >> some of the new conservative sites, farther on the right, more conspiracy minded, probably are not showing up much in google search results. news, which hex loves and watches religiously, comes up all of the time. we and d.c. hear this from politicians all the time. you only write the bad things. the answer is that that is kind of what the news media does. it's a common critique and something we hear a lot from the president. emily: what has been the response from google, mark? mark: i was talking to some folks there claiming this is outrageous and the idea that google -- they don't with his two years ago with the idea they were suppressing negative search results of hillary clinton. part of the issue is that google has been pretty secretive about its algorithm and does not sha

bill avery in lincoln, who is the national committeemen for the democratic party voted for it becausewas a commonsense bill that addressed an issue that all of us, except the most extreme, could agree upon. >> the same question to you, what areas are so important to you you do not think it is compromise. to councilwoman raybould: i would stand up every single day i am -- for our seniors every day i in the u.s. senate. am we are celebrating the 83rd annual security special security anniversary. senator fischer has voted to gut medicare by 500 billion over the next 10 years, changing the program as we know it and turn it into a voucher system. she voted for the private -- privatization and we need to vote with something that will protect our seniors. i will do that if i am in the senate. i will think of no better way to fight for those folks who have contributed their entire working lives to social security and medicare. we can make that fully viable for the next generation. >> senator fischer, you have the same question. councilwoman raybould: i apologize that my opponent keeps being n

>> first, poland has avery goo growing double digit growth in the banking sector and robust growth inwider economy. we intend to grow by 10% this year we are the largest corporate bank, we tend to see everything happening in the economy the sector has been consolidating. so santander is active in the market bnp, european banks, so the sector will consolidate around six players. our bank is a good bank, but we have come to the conclusion given where we are in the global macro cycle, given where we are locally, given the fact we have exposure mostly on cash loans and we could not agree on a good exchange ratio for shareholders, we have decided not to do the merger this time around. >> you have said you're not opposed to non-organic growth so you're willing to look at other m&a options down the road. you mentioned significant consolidation in polish banking over the years do you expect further consolidation the next two, three years and will you be a part of that >> yes, of course, but we'll be picky about the targets we choose something we have been looking at is the digital bank in eur

avery has started out as a television journalist and then our first episode we are both on televisions that are trying to out do each other on ratings. >> and another reboot could soon hit tv. alf may return to earth. >> ♪ >> yup, we were with the alien life form throughout the '80s, but a fresh take on the sitcom is in development. the series about a cat alien living in the suburbs ran for four series after debuting in 1986. >> i'll never see the purple sun of my planet again. >> we talked about will and grace. we obviously can't wait for the revamped show to return this october. nischelle turner got a heads up. >> oh, honey, grace gets a boyfriend. >> boom. >> you're going to be so excited. >> e.t. can now uncover the identity of grace's friend with benefits. >> i'll be at the bottom of the dating barrel now. >> david shurmur will have a recurring role as deborah messing's love interest. the new season premiers on october 4th on nbc. deborah has the idea for another star to stop by. who's her dream guest? >> i want barbara streisand to play grace's aunt. >> you heard that. >> i thin

weisselberg's coopthation was, avery least, helpful to prosecutors in securing the conviction of michael cohen, who pled guilty earlier this week. i think the question is is there other potential lue in that testimony beyond that and i think that's an important question going fward. >> woodruff: that's what i wanted to ask you, staying with o you, renariotti, in the "wall street journal," reports of him testifying to the grand jury last month. the question is, is it just around the michael cohen paymts to these two women, or is it something broader? how do we read tht? >> well, it's interesting, judy, because, even if you look at the michael cohen payments, those payments resulte in false statements within the records of the trump orga the "wall street journal" story that broke this talks a little bit about that, but, for axample, mr. cohen submitted request for payment to be on retainer for i think it wasa $35,00month and included other payments, i think there's a $50,000 consulting fee and so on, that were not act truth, and those are laid out in the charging documents that the justice

inspiring words, avery. thank you for doing that, inspiring us all. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team are next. shannon, have a great show. >> shannon: he's a patriot. thank you, laura. we begin with this fox news alert. the president's attorneys tonight sending a new message to special counsel robert mueller. in the past couple hours, we've heard from rudy giuliani and jay sekulow. ed henry is following the develop must. it's a fox move that night exclusive interview with u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. we are there with her life. tough talk on iran and the latest on efforts to denuclearize north korea. later president trump expects giant red wave in november. the is he seeing something the experts are missing? welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. as president trump's team of attorneys response to robert mueller's latest offer for a sitdown interview with the president, the negotiations of been going on for months. tonight there seems to be some movement. the ball is now in mueller's court. w

heartwarming clip circulating online, very patriotic 10-year-old boy, his name is avery price.hereditary disease thac hinders the use of his legs and stops him from getting up from his wheelchair. it did not stop him from standing for the national anthem. i am a college football guy nowg so sick of what the nfl is doing. that is my own personal choice. unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. we'll always be fair and balanced.t ingraham is here. by the way, our little chit-chat every night is apparently big news. the fact that we get each other, you take cheap shots at me all the time. >> laura: i'm looking at your shirt. is that a blue shirt? you should wear more blue. that looks good on you. do you like blue?? >> sean: you want me to wear a blue shirt and nowow you will tl me how to dress, after 23 years, i will get lessons on how to wear? >>: laura: jill takes good care of you. hannity, that little boy, i was doing my radio show the other day, and he called in to my show. >> sean: that 10-year-old kid? >> laura: yeah, he cal

go to stamps.com/save and never go to the post office again >> closing out with a tenure-track boy, averyrice requires braces on his legs has become a viral sensation after getting up for the national anthem in spite of his disability. as he told look reporters, quote, i usually sit and put my hand on my heart but last night i decided to stand because i like my country. inspiring words and thanks for inspiring us all. shannon bream and the fox news at night team up next. >> he is a patriot, thank you very much. we begin with a fox news alert, the president's attorneys sending a new message to robert mueller. we heard from rudy giuliani and ed henry is following latebreaking developments. a fox news at night

his opponent, his son tookt a meeting wim, and his closest aides all look like gangsters from a tex avery his rney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now. and his lawyer rudy giuliani challenged special counsel robert mueller to come forward with everything he knows. >> we believe that the investigation should be brought to a close. we think they're at e end of it they should render their report, put up -- i mean i gue playing poker or whatnot. put up or shut up. >> seth: it is very lucky you're not aying poker, rudy, becau robert mueller has resting poker face. [ laughter ] and you have the face of someone who has just been stuck with a hot poker. [ laughter ] giuliani then complained that his team has had to respond to a seaccusations, including accusations leveled by trump's former lawyer and personal fixer michael cohen, who said last week that trump knew in advance about that infamous 2016 meeting at trump tower with russian officials. >> we have every reason to believe they don't have anything. the president didn't do anything wrong. i don't believe they

avery you for your time. 84 getting us on air. draw attention. —— thank you. there has been a proportion of flooding happening in kerala. 0ther been a proportion of flooding happening in kerala. other states are on a state of alert. the whole of kerala is affected and underwater. the situation is fairly grim and there is more rain predict that. just to give you a sense of how cute —— how humongous this has been. it is one of the worst disasters in kerala. kerala is used to rains and landslides, it would usually accompany monsoons. 300,000 people are currently camping i am from the indian red cross and we have been on the ground ever since the water levels started rising. the end ofjuly, beginning of this month. 0ver end ofjuly, beginning of this month. over the last week or so, especially since august eight, it hasn't really been crazy on the ground. inundation, electricity has been cut off to avoid any deaths related to an execution —— electrocution. that is all we can do on the ground along with other agencies but it is turning

inspiring words, avery. thank you for doing that, inspiring us all.bream and the "fox news @ night" team are next. shannon, have a great show. >> shannon: he's a patriot. thank you, laura. we begin with this fox news alert. the president's attorneys tonight sending a new message to special counsel robert mueller. in the past couple hours, we've heard from rudy giuliani and jay sekulow. ed henry is following the develop must. it's a fox move that night exclusive interview with u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. we are there with her life. tough talk on iran and the latest on efforts to denuclearize north korea. later president trump expects giant red wave in november.

. ♪ ♪ emma: this is bloomberg avery. home depot is offering more evidence that the u.s.sing market is strong. they issued better than expected same-store sales for july 29. this was after disappointing results in the previous quarter. property owners tend to spend more on their homes went they believe values are rising to analysts at morgan stanley say the automaker can no longer afford to pay 15% quarterly dividends for ford. says the carmaker has enough cash and income to cover the dividends. unemployment in the u.k. has felt to a 40 year low. europe's largest economy grew faster than expected. -- in germany grew 1.1 5 0.5% in the quarter. alix: thanks are feeling the heat because of their exposure to turkey. something has to be done about interest rates besides physical discipline. monetary tightening is the remedy. levine,us is alicia bank of new york portfolio of market strategy director. what is the contagion effect for european banks from where you sit? alicia: that is dissolution right now because what is causing the turkey crisis is the fact that the central ban

> that is included in the bill kennedy adds is not the standard for radio or newspaper we see with avery doing with energy issues they actually had a financial interest. i think they have been overlooked because of the obvious focus on the 2016 election in the last question the last three years we have seen personal information disclosed. we are proud of our social media internet companies in the u.s. that are incredibly innovative. but yet either and mr. zuckerberg we need to put some rules in the road not exactly what europe did we continue our own but can you comment on that consumer rights act that senator kennedy and i introduced? do you want to applaud you for your leadership and if anybody thinks congress is not up to task you have proven them wrong you were very quick to turn this around and i am grateful for that. but in this hearing and exact steps to take. in terms of the conversation it would be wrong to say europe did this and let's get our version i think this committee is doing the necessary steps taking input from the stakeholders in my particular feedback are those two c

still with us, michael avery, head of asia financial markets. correlate of the fence between the lira as well as, the yen, it looks like it is at a yearly high but it is also a case of non-throwing the baby out with the bathwater. what are your thoughts? >> which baby in which but water? in the past few days, we have been talking to analysts for there are opportunities for buying. this is just something that could be more of the short-term. i think of it tactically, just before the break, certainly, those who have been performing worse in terms of fiscal deficits are the ones that you want to be most nervous of. they are already been published. they should be performing better. iftainly, you be saying that the salt is over, which i do not think is likely to happen. yes, you suddenly swing back. you could argue that the worst performers of the ones that have not performed particularly bad so far. you take a nuanced view on that. i think you also have to look at this with a broader context as i try to allude to earlier on. this is not just about t

i want to play something that we were talking about with michael every, it has -- avery, who has beenbearish on the yuan, and he said we could see an 8 handle. take a listen. >> within 18 months to two years, you will have turkish style headlines about china, that is a given. and we will blow through seven, we should be worrying about eight, not seven. haidi: do you see eight? what would policymakers be doing if we go in that direction? hao: i think in the near-term that the depreciation pressure is persisting, no doubt about it. just now i mentioned it is more easing on the way. if you look at the reason why we have the plunging interest rates, all of this is putting pressure on the currency. and going for eight, you are talking about going back 10 years, probably more than that. which is a very aggressive call. at this moment, looking out 18 months down the road, you know, in an environment lacking visibility, i think that is a courageous call. rishaad: i was looking at this chart that i have here, it is the industrials, where we get the numbers at the top of the hour. that is actua

. >> my he a good day, avery. >> enjoy. my kids have been in since last week. it's all right. everyone have a good day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, august 20th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." pope francis breaks his silence on the pennsylvania grand jury report on abuse. the call for action for all catholics. >>> shots are fired at the u.s. embassy in turkey overnight, adding more stress to a showdown between the two countries. we're in istanbul. >>> only on cbs this morning, we talk to the cancer patient who l he wants ton others about the agricultural giant's weed killer. >>> plus, how "crazy rich asbe one box office hit. >>> and what do you do with a bridge you don't need any more? we're at the shore in new york's fire island where parts of the iconic tappan zee bridge are now an underwater home for fish. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> president trump fuming on twitter over a new report about the white house counsel's cooperation with the russia investigation. >> the white hou

westbound norback and avery, a crash there well. >> melissa. thank you. in the 80s this afternoon. around 87 for a high. later this afternoon and evenina we haveut a 40% chance of some passing showers.rw ote tomorrow dry back in the 90s. even for thursday. by friday evening we have a understorm chance and that chance does hang around for both saturday and sunday with temperatures about the 80s for the weekend, eun. >> sheena, thank you. get thet news and weather any time in the nbc washington app. have a great day. >>> good rning, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. we have aoto get to this morning. controversy over the casting of bat woman to the question whether or not kids should have cell phones in schools. one country doesn't think so and they are actually banning them. joining ple to discu what's making the rounds nbc correspondent stephanie gosk and jo ling kent and matt iseman come host of - ar "american ninjaor." >>> okay. and we begin today with a provocative topic about theo actress landed a dream superhero role and then had to quit twitter because of t

avery gardiner with the brady campaign warns against kavanaugh... kavanaugh is so dangerous is that he has said he will take the opposite position and he will strike down laws like assault weapons ban the brady campaign says judge kavanaugh owes the american people an explanation of what he thinks the second amendment does and doesn't covers... but the heritage foundation says kavanaugh isn't a radical on the second amendment in reality what judge kavanaugh was doing was saying look: i as a lower court judge i am bound by the precedent of the supreme court it's my job to apply that faithfully to apply it consistently judge kavanaugh's confirmation hearings will begin on september 4th, before the senate judiciary committee in washington morgan wright. morgan wright. in washgton committee judiciary before the senate judiciar

avery, an independent, next. caller: a great subject. one of my major concerns and fears about the country we about the world conducting this hegemony and the things we do around the world and we rely on this power we that is easily destroyed when you take down the electrical system. does go months without power in this country would put us in the stone age. are using hundred-year-old power lines, grids, nuclear plants that should have been decommissioned 30 years ago and , they would, russia be foolish to take us on militarily. when something as simple as a hack to our system would cripple us. in 2018 it is shameful that we do not protect our main vulnerability because we spend all of our money in needless wars rather than rebuilding our infrastructure. host: i think we have your point. guest: the infrastructure point is critical. in the energy area whether you're talking about electricity of thesepelines, all are areas where we need to modernize our basic system if we are going to be meeting the needs of the 21st century. electricity i

. >> reporter: avery swims with his two kids at clark memorial swim center beating the scorching heat on this hot august day. >> it is really sunny and warm out here, and it is get to -- it is great to get in here and do some splashing. >> reporter: he came to san francisco for a birthday party. >> it was cold down here and a lot of wind and when i came up here, it was incredly hot. i kind of -- incredibly hot. i kind of regret what i am wearing now. >> reporter: the fire marshal says they are fully staffed. >> with the heat coming back up and the winds starting to increase, that is always the concern when it comes to fires. >> reporter: the firefighters did respond to a brush fire in martinez. it scorched 30 acres. the cause? a flat tire. marshalls says the rim of the tire scraped the pavement causing spark which is is eerily similar to the cots of the deadly car fire in redding. >> it was lucky. there wasn't a lot of wind. even if you are in an urban area, you still have fire danger and you can still get a catastrophic fire that can take out homes. what you need to do is prepare you