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pouty baa or associates but also automakers like you annoy in persia will benefit from plans tax cuts and might invest more but such steps are not without controversy in france earlier tax cuts on the president which were mostly targeted at corporations and investors led to anger and strikes across the country. and let's take a look at some of the other global business stories making news the government of saudi arabia has announced changes to its visa rules opening the country up to tarus for the 1st time as part of a push to reduce the desert kingdom's economic dependence on oil rules will outearn us from 49 countries and relax the strict trust code for female visitors. delta airlines is buying a 20 percent share in chalet and carrier la tam for nearly $2000000000.00 the u.s. carrier aims to boost its number of flights to south america it comes after a deal between an american airlines fell through. over the african l. intense drought pushed cape town to the brink last year nearly drying up water supplies just outside the city why growers escaped the worst of the crisis but they say

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but all the while, lou pearlman, who they call big baa papa was cheating them, raking in millions whileboys were still struggling to pay bills. when they found out, they sued and set is theed. >> you're looking at five individuals that paid $5 million a piece to rid him of their lives. >> so he owed you money and you guys paid him to get rid of him. >> basically. we all loved him and admired him as a businessman, but when the curtain was pulled back and it was revealed he was ripping us off, it broke our hearts. it hurt. >> reporter: the drama took its toll. first a.j. and then nick battled drug and alcohol abuse. and in 2006 kevin left the band. but the band refused to leave him. >> every reality tv program came to us and said, oh, we can find another kevin if you'll sign on. we wouldn't do it. it's like building a house. we built this career for 26 years with a part of kevin's blood, sweat and tears and we weren't going to replace him. >> we will never turn our backs on each other. >> are we going to talk about the fact you don't sound as good as you used to? are we going to talk abou

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day by day baa it is worse than wrong and you know the editor let's flip the real agenda. couple of month ago when he was speaking to an internal meeting. and he said look we tried with russia. we tried. to get trump with russia and now we're going to move on at the time it was racism and it shows this agenda just permeates everything they say there's a split at the "new york times" you've got the straight journalist and then the comment pages there's no split. they're all the same they're all out to get trup and anyone who is supporting him. >> it is rape, it is russia, recession, i don't know what else they have larry they've run out of bulletses in chamber. i don't know what they're going to do next year. i mean, heaven for bid what happened to hillary they wouldn't be out of business but it is a smear machine and everybody knows it now. >> jesse it is journalistic malpractice not to mention that the fact that victim doesn't recall the or she has a close friend who doesn't believe her but outrageous and they were out to get brett kavanaugh they don't care about the fact

>>taken no one to baa 3 time right now dozens of volunteers spent hours pulling thousands of pounds of garbage from the delta saturday i live on the smith can now hear so i've seen the trash is floating up and down you know volunteers like dinka murray were on a mission to clean up this month can now as part of the san joaquin delta is neighborhood watches coastal cleanup day event their goal is to help improve the delta's for war. >>quality and family members kids people just came out to help clean and have a positive impact on our waterways and the delta today was outstanding tim king county supervisor tom petty donated his water. he is reporting out garbage ju been thrown in there is that you throw grappling hook in your come up with something on the bottom of the delta hundreds of levee before being elected. >>a lot stuff that's in here people are dumping and then the homeless go through it. >>everything from reclining chairs couch cushions tires and even a pool were pulled from the water. this hasn't happened for quite a while so there's been a stockpile of. >>still right and then

everyone buildings left stranding face a baa ranl of wind and flooding. desperate people braving chest deep waters to reach high ground. saving loved ones and kids. it's devastating. after seeing what dorian has done. u.s. is preparing for the storm. the category 2 hurricane is picking up speed. and size. as it moves north. georgia and florida are seeing wind and rain from the outer edge of dorian right now. dorian is not expected to make land fall there. it could threaten the carolinas later on this week. the latest on dorian's track. so, it's after midnight here in the east coast. give us a sense of where it's going and what people can expect in the morning. >> this is slow progression. of course we see changes here in the past 24 hours. it is moving to the north-northwest. around 7 miles per hour. essentially twice the speed of walking pace. of course the last couple days it wasn't moving at all. beyond that walking pace. it is the fastest progression of the storm in about four days. that aspect of the storm is better news. the storm lined up 100 miles

due to a change in process, even that there is a ppi and a baa, it needs to be an interest gated contract, and that requires commission approval. that is why i am here. i'm happy to answer any questions about the contract if you have them, but i think it is somewhat self-explanatory. >> thank you, very much. >> my question is, i looked at the budget every year and there is a 5% increase. i am just asking this question. >> that is my understanding if you approve it, it will be allowed. >> any other comments or questions from the commission? >> also, when i look at the last page, someone should read out the number because the number is a little bit off. it is still not the correct number. >> okay. >> thank you, commissioner. any other comments or questions? any comments or questions from the public? may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> any further comments or questions? all in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. thank you very much. item d., requesting authorization to enter into a new contract agreement with net smart technologies inc. for ac

baa this came at a point in time when the president and the administration was assessing overall foreign aid. but he took particular interest in they have aid to ukraine. >> it started out as this broad review. the president was focusing in on ukraine. which was surprising to staffers because he wasn't interested in even meeting with the president. and then he started talking about ukraine as they were looking at these individual packages saying they wasted money, making claims privately about them and talking about them being corrupt. that's when he directed mil mulvaney to tell the pentagon to freeze this aid as they were reviewing the package. it became division between john bolton who wanted ukraine to get the aid and mulvaney. they were pushing back on each other. >> that's interesting with bolton out now. >> right. mulvaney doing what the president wanted. that's why you've seen the president take an interest in this. you've got to look at the timeline here. that's around when rudy giuliani was pushing these and that was really something that people started to put two and two toget

a hurricane shelter opened in boynton beach, florida today 100 miles west of the baa a mas. >> fox news lauren blanchard in daytona beach. but we begin with chief meteorologist bill martin for where the storm is headed now. >> that's the big question mark here. where is this storm headed? it's a massive storm and a record setting storm. in many cases it will be a historic storm in many different categories. this is a category 5 not seen in the atlantic. raking in the bahamas right now. it's not a very typical island. the hurricane will stay up. this thing will drop down, right through the mountain ranges. the bahamas, they have a low typography, continuing to hold in strength and still a category 5. we will take a look at the path and there's a couple of things that are ominous here and obviously in my mind, this thing is running along the coast like this is not a good sign or a good thing because this thing, they could really easily go to the outside of this cone. and they could run just rake the coastline for hundreds of miles all the way up into the carolinas with hurricane forced wi

the drama behind all this, baa h benjamin netanyahu, he's not just fighting for his political future his career. he's fighting for his freedom. he's facing three different allegations of corruptions and his best way of staying free of not going to jail, of not being indicted in one of these hears in hearings is to remain in his position. can he seduce liebermann to throw his way behind the party. benny gantz, his main rival says he's not going to be in coalition with benjamin netanyahu because he faces the possibility of indictment. ali. >> he got 42 days to do this. sometimes it is less time, either he'll get the 61 seats he requires or going back to the president saying i can't. >> anything is possible. >> reporter: he does not have anymore more than that. if he wraps it up sooner, he'll be grateful. >> matt bradley. thank you for us in tel aviv. >>> back to our story, ukraine president, zelensky is about to meet president trump. this comes after the white house released notes from the call. trump did ask zelensky to look into the country's top prosecutor ended the investigati inve

it's like -- baaa >> jimmy: baa. >> no, every sheep i've met, and i've met millions.i've ever met is not like "baaa," it's, like - [ screaming [ laughter ] [ screaming [ laughter ] it's, like, akon having a panic attack [ laughter ] [ coughing ] >> jimmy: akon >> yeah. or you go to another country, like, you know, you go to mexico, and they're, like, "what noise does a dog make? they have their own version of the noises they're, like -- mexico, "what noise does a dog make? [ speaking spanish ] [ laughter ] [ speaking spanish ] [ laughter ] i went -- i went to france, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> and uh -- and i was, like, "what noise does a dolphin make?" they're, like -- "uh, duh - uh - [ laughter ] dolphin? dolphin? the noise of the dolphin is --" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness, no. >> i was like, "that's not the noise of a dolphin." >> jimmy: oh, no >> "that's the noise of a cat. he's, like - "the noise of the cat is cunning silence. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to show a clip of nick performing on tour here's a clip of nick kroll. oh, my goodness.

the weather conditions have kept us from going any further to the rest grand ba baa island consumers town. this has hampered our search efforts as we try to get in there and get people out. to date, we have done, let's see 60 total and rescued about 47 people. those people are largely medical evacuees from the clinic in marsh harbor. and what we have been doing is putting doctor and some corps men on the ground there to help triage and get the most critical patients back to nassau on the island providence. very challenging four our island crew. >> martha: they obviously need your help. you are working in coordination with the british royal navy and the air force as well? >> martha, we they're at the request of and in coordination with the government of the bahamas. they have asked for our help. they have also asked for the royal navy. the royal navy has one ship that's fighting to get to the scene. but weather conditions have kept them from getting close to grand bahama island as well. there is several coast guard cutters in route in addition to our aircraft. there t. is a large effo

tanons and will bring in more as soon as possible but you must move fast enough they can't respry baas we new that weren't ready for the battled, then you talk to the assault units , right down -- you walk the line with them, pull them together some small groups and complaint and then they have to asks and you back and forth and if you could draw out of them what was really concerning them inside, then you would have a unit ready to go and you just do this. that's the leader's job. once you made that clear, if you trained your people and they were very, very well-trained, the assault units, then you take your often the steering wheel and give the initiative, if you trust your youngin' cos, young officers keep the social energy going into the units? calling for the sounder them outcome nco's doing their job they's blow hold in the sides of building so they don't have to go in through the front get a where it's bob by trapped. if -- bob by trapped. if you want to control like in the marines we don't call it command and control. how many of your heard of that word before? command some con

. >> i am going to jump on the -- so we are trying to use more of the baas quite a bit more than we used to. it used to be very much just our research and development arm that would use those. we are looking at how we can use those more in what i will say the big fine suppose rather than it always being just for research and developments that we can got out easier that day. we are looking at what things we can take advantage from the ota but also from some of the changes that they have done within d, and i for doing erds are what they are called but doing shorter timelines, having much quicker authorities to get through. we are looking at what are those things that are already out there that we can take a hold of. also understanding where the stumbling blocks still remains so that we can bring those up as well. very much, yes, it is still going to have red tape. we are trying to figure out what red tape we can get rid of or make sure that it is not such a hurdle. >> i will just quickly mention two thing that we are doing. lieutenant general j.t. thompson at space and missile systems cent

. >> so, i'm going to jump on the -- so we are trying to use more of the baa's quite a bit more than we used to. it used to be just our research and development arm that would use those, we're looking at how we can use those more in what i'll say the big -- rather than always just being for research and development that we can get out easier that way. we are looking at what things we can take advantage of from the ota, but also from some of the changes that they've done within the dni, for doing basically rd's, what they're called, basically much shorter timelines, have much quicker authorities to get through so we're looking at what are those things that are already out there that we can take a hold of and also understanding where the stumbling blocks still remain so we can bring those up as well. very much, yes, it's still going to have red tape. we're trying to figure out what red tape we can get rid of or make sure it's not such a big hurdle. >> i'll just quickly mention two things that we're doing so that lieutenant general, jt thompson at the space and missile center has. he's

and the baa ham mas could be hit again.here is a 70% chance of a tropical storm or depression in the area in the next five days. >>> in afghanistan, a new video from al qaeda shows the continues threat of terrorism nearly two decades after the nech attacks the group's leader wants to inspire so-called loan wolf attacks against the u.s. and allied. they are not the only terror group threatening. in a cps exclusive they joined a u.s. trained special operation force on a dangerous night patrol in kabul. >> we met up with the elite fighting unit in the early hours of an empty street. >> how dangerous are these conditions? >> it should not be that dangerous because they don't have a car bomb, only ak 47s. >> an isis commander is told to be holed up. the neighborhood is a notorious hot business of extremism. and then we move into pitch black ali ways. soldiers with night vision scan the horizon on the look out for those lurking in the shadows. they are among the best equipped should je soldiers in the country. they find no safe h

baaing to the question of potential democratic presidential candidate warren, do you expect that she she's won the nomination in a traditional mold of party or -- >> look, i think she has to, right, because if you look at the polling right now, on many of her problems the majority of americans, the vast majority of americans don't approve of them. medicare for all, taking away private insurance option, you know, health care for illegal immigrants, what have you, so i think invariably she would have to tack to the center. it's just a question has she gone so left and can she actually do that credibly? and will that necessarily win over independents is a big question very early days to even talk about elizabeth warren as a presidential nominee. >> libby, great discussion even if it's early. >> we'll have you back before the election. >> perfect >> probably and -- >> 14 months away, guys. >> we've got 30 seconds left mike, slippage for the last 15 minutes of trade but flat and much better than -- >> obviously flat has been the rule for -- since the beginning of last week and think the m

. >> one of the thins i ate a lot of this summer is these heirloom tomatoes, we ate it with baa ra taerg lettuce i like that crunch in lettuce. >> there is nothing wrong with iceberg. it got a bad rap in the '80s we're going back to it and i love it. >> you can use arugula we're going o'it take our hands and clump it in there this is a blt salad right here a little bit bacon on there and drizzle it with a little bit of the vinaigrette. >> that is fantastic. >> how do you like that guys >> that's pretty good. >> delicious. >> hoda, i hear you have been eating your weight in key lime pie. like it's a problem, isn't it? >> how do you know >> who told you? >> this is one of my favorite recipes, and i think you're going to love it it's all about that crust. >> yeah. >> phenomenal. >> also, you have to have something to drink, so after labor day i thought a bloody mary might work well today this is wor chester sauce, sweet pickle juice, a little horseradish, a squeeze of lemon and garnished it with a little beef jerky on top. >> bloody mary's are the only thing you can drink at 8:00 in the

we have tried to address the center and baa and hopefully that language was stay in there but i wouldlike to ask each of you can we get a commitment from each of you that if confirmed that you will continue the service, each of your services focusing on addressing these issues ensuring our military members and emily's housing that they deserve the transparency and responsiveness that he believed and i think all members of this committee believe are important to our family members and the well-being of a military and condition to our modern station. >> i tried to exhibit that very type of behavior or we could do when we release the ig investigation to the entire congress. we had a series of recommendations from the ig which is the legislation he just referred to. we are taking appropriate actions now and they are starting to fall in place that is mentioned earlier leave baseliner cells into problem because quite frank way it's not just the army. it's the entire department managing the contractors with the level of diligence that we should produce a guy we took out the chain of command

where we've seen the deterioration has been in the lower grade investment grade stuff, like the baa spread medic, i.e., the average stock has done i think if you look at -- that's, remember, jason, that's where a lot of the issuance has been in this cycle is that lower grade investment grade tier as opposed to junk. but i -- it does trouble me that junk spreads have hung in here as well as they ave. >> what did jim paulson have -- you work next to him, don't you, doug >> yeah. >> he doesn't believe -- you're cio. you've got to smack him around around he's been very bullish lately, hasn't he been bullish do you have arguments? >> we have some good dialogue. he's had a good year i think he's got the bigger large mouth bass between the two of us for the year too. >> i would rather have his record since january of '18 than yours, i think, right? >> well, he's been spot on because he was cautious with us last year. >> right >> right until the lows. >> you need to, like, talk to him more, doug, or -- we'll see what happens, right? you never know, right? >> that's right. >> past performance, no g

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