investigating franz beckenbauer in a separate case on account of his current state of health back and bauer were charged along with the others and then failed to appear it could endanger the entire case. and the clock is ticking. commuters are under time pressure there are only 8 months left under the statute of limitations it's high time charges are filed now swiss justice has to hurry to reach a verdict or the fraud charges will have to be dropped. so let's look at this we've got from spec and dollar in the reportedly paid $6700000.00 euros to could tare football executive mohamed bin. is there any speculation over what that money or that payment was supposed to be for there's always speculation in football over and this is no different i mean there are 2 main theories about what that money was used for and i should stress that this is speculation this is not anything that's been proven in court but the one theory is that this money was used to buy votes to germany to host the 2006 world cup mohamed bin hammam let's not forget was an executive committee member at the time the executive co

with me is richard bauer, chairman of the nationalfarmers union richard bauer, chairman of the nationalch educates and inspires the next generation of farmers and i am joined by duncan hall. thanks for all of you being here in bbc news. richard if i can start for you, you are the third of bowers to rear crops on yourfarms. are the third of bowers to rear crops on your farms. what change of you seen an expense during your lifetime there? good evening and thank you for inviting me on this evening. from my point of view i think farmers have always been pushing new boundaries. granddad used to farm with horses and mechanization using tractors. my father then use more technology. but now an environmental focus in the work. it is notjust about producing food,it work. it is notjust about producing food, it is about looking out for the environment. and that's beneficial for us as well. emily duff from the agricultural science unit, tell us about the work you do there stop what we do a whole range of friday's of education and mainly pushing the livestock sector. for the future farming. tell us m

bauers expressed a hatred of jews and has not made a final decision on whether to seek the death penalty. >>> and into the death of accused trafficker and financier, william barr said he was appalled the multimillionaire died while in custody and said the inspector general is opening an additional investigation. on friday, unsealed court documents revealed new allegations of sexual abuse claims against epstein and several associates. he was dead the next day. epstein had just been taken off suicide watch. >> it is very difficult to understand how he was not on a suicide watch and how this happened without some involvement of those who were responsible to hold him safely. >> although epstein is dead, cases for his alleged crimes are still ongoing. legal analysts say prosecutors are still going after the coconspirators. 5:10. >>> cal fire revealing the cause of a brush fire in lake county. >>> and amazon wants to bridge liquor to your front door but it is not sitting well with others. >>> and as we go back to school today and the next few days i'll let you know the hottest days coming up.

joining us now from the cme is scott bauer.lower in equities and yields, but oil prices seem to be supported. what is your outlook for the rest of the week? scott: specific to oil, i think it will be lower unless we see a big ramp up in the tensions between the u.s. and china. even with all of the speak coming out of saudi and potential production cuts, the big thing really weighing on the market is global growth demand. andiea came out on friday lowered their forecast for the rest of this year and going out to 2020. vonnie: it is interesting because one asset class that has been trading very independently to most everything else, even the u.s. dollar to an extent. do you see any correlation? scott: not right now. in the long-term you see a correlation, but right now it has split apart a little bit. the u.s. dollar is as strong as it has been and continues to be strong, and yet there's all this pressure on the oil patch. we saw the two-tens spread below 10 basis points. are we over the hump, or still in for some pain? scott: we

prosperscott bauer from trading academy, thank you for joining us today from the cme.en standard investment's head of european equities then richie will join -- equities ben ritchie will brexit and much more. here in the u.s., the dow is picking up a bit of steam, up more than half. a percent we started off the day -- half a percent. we started off the day a little slowly. the pharmaceuticals doing well today. the s&p 500 is up 4/10 of 1%. it is also higher on philip morris and a few -- and hewlett-packard enterprise, having a great quarter, the top performer at the beginning of the session. revenue fell, but it beat margins and gave a good outlook. autodesk down 11%, holding back the s&p 500 from rallying further. autodesk not underperforming year to date, but today definitely, the revenue guidance had investors back off just a little bit. the nasdaq up 1/10 of 1% now. the vix is above 20. the dollar index is above 98. the 10 year yield in the u.s. at one point set -- at 1.47%. in europe, the ftse 100 is bouncing back after some declines, up to tenths of 1%. the dax i

polk argues bauer, quote, had an entirely unrealistic view of the war, end quote. once it came because he thought california could be gained quickly with very little military effort. to bolster this assertion, bauer cites thomas hart benton, one of his early advisers, and a man engaged in as many machinations as the president whom he secretly plotted against. benton complained that the polk administration was filled with peaceful men who wanted only enough war to accomplish their goals. more pacifistic trepidation than the typical use of war as an instrument of state craft. quote, never were men less imbued with military spirit, benton says. now benton, it should be said, had his sights set on the high military post. the highest of all he wanted to be lieutenant general. doing that would have marked the reappearance of the rank for the first time since 1798. that was when george washington briefly held that. benton told polk he would only serve if he could be scott's superior. so i think his criticism of polk's lack of marshal spirit which bauer seems to take at fa

baby sleepers from disney and eddie bauer are being recalled.ies can roll over and be suffocated by silar ones by other brands have been linked to deaths after infants rolled over from their backs to their stomachs or sides. parents can contact the manufacturer for a full refund. >>> and french's has teamed up with cool house to make a mustard-flavored ice cream. starting today french's mustard ice cream will be sold in new york and los angeles. it's a limited time offer throughout the month of august. french's also plans to serve the ice cream with a pretzel cookie. it comes in time for national mustard day, which is tomorrow. if you can't make it no new york or l.a., don't worry. french's has an easy to make recipe on its website just in case. >> just in case. >> just in case you want mustard ice cream. i'm out on this one. i'm not a big mustard fan. >> i agree. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. diane, thanks. >>> still to come, water rescue caught on video. police in iowa try to pull out two people stuck in a raging river. they

the scan found more than a hundred other african-americans bauer bauer -- buried right here at this cemetery tucker is here, if so, where? >> e -- we didn't see a headstone or anything for that person, so we took it to the state archaeologist for examination, and they caused us to dig deeper. >> reporter: in nearby, jamestown, researchers have discovered the home of the first african ever to be documented in colonial north america. angelo. this team is searching for clues of the life she may have led as a slave. early documents reveal she's the only african known by name to got off an early slave ship called "the treasure." >> you can't argue with a forensic crime scene. >> reporter: the tucker family still faces challenges of their own as they try to share their story. they made the connection to william tucker through an oral historian and can only trace their lineage back to the early 1800s. is there any debate about your family's role in american history? >> there are those who say our story is not authentic. it's not real and it's not true, but i have to argue this. they have not proven

celtic have signed austrian international right—back moritz bauer from stoke city on a season—long loans an option for the scottish champions to buy him next summer. spain's angel madratzo claimed the biggest win of his career on stage five of the vuelta a espana on the first summit finish of this year's race. ireland's nicolas roche crossed the line more than two minutes behind losing his overall lead in the process to colombia's miguel angel lopez. and alexander cox has resigned as head coach of ireland men's hockey team following the team's relegation from division a to the second tier at the eurohockey championships in antwerp. ireland's 4—0 defeat by wales on saturday meant they finished eighth overall, with the 2020 olympic qualifiers coming up later this year. we heard from phil neville earlier in the programme talking about bury — well, he had been speaking ahead of england women's friendly against belgium tomorrow. he says his team must be braver and tougher in order to win trophies. they lost to the usa in the semi—finals at the recent world cup in france — and are now heading

>>about 24,000 disney and eddie bauer baby sleepers are e concerns that infants could roll over and suffocatethe us consumer products safety commission says anyone who owns the sleeper should stop using them immediately. both were sold for $60 at target. kmart and other stores nationwide. back in april fisher-price recalled almost 5 million infant sleepers after more than 30 babies died in them over a 10 year period. take a look at this a 3 year-old boy in china survived a 6 story fall. he's seen here hanging on. that's a high rise. the heart-stopping moment was captured on video their egos the toddler is seen first clinging to the apartment balcony but he seemed dropping their slow motion neighbors used to large blankets to break his fall and they just had gotten those blank it's extended. the boy was not hurt. reports say he had been left alone at home and woke up from a nap to find his grandmother, not there. that's when he made his way to the balcony. the boy was taken to a hospital to be checked by doctors a 10 year-old boy has been charged with assaulting another boy during a game of do

investigating france beckenbauer in a separate case on account of his current state of health back and bauer were charged along with the others and then failed to appear it could in danger the entire case. and the clock is ticking. to commuters are under time pressure there are only 8 months left under the statute of limitations it's high time charges are filed. now swiss justice has to hurry to reach a verdict or the fraud charges will have to be dropped. ok the clock is ticking on this is a serious speculation over what that payment of 6700000 was for yes the main speculation is that it was used to buy votes through the world cup as we heard the money traveled through several hands mohamed bin hammam. the 200-6000 committee and. robert louis dreyfus who has since died but at the time was the added a c. so you know this wild transfer of money that and prosecutors they think this money initially was also a payment for a loan they say even further back in 2002 payments made to a qatari company and it's suspected back in 2015 dish legal was already reporting this a german magazine that it was

mr bauer pompei or less the bolton they actually wanted their regime change in iran they wanted the regime to change or read somewhere in china they want to regime change and and russia they want to know the sima change in venezuela basically they're just one hijacked the international order this is does not work the way they see it they failed in venezuela miserably they tried to do a coup that didn't work they'd so i tried to bully china and russia is not working this backfiring on them basically on them and i think if they push too hard i think this is will lead to war and them i asked them it if there is a war i think basically it's going to be shaping for the political geography of the well you know i would feel like our told our i've been in you know i can i can you know me and we have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion around stay with our. one else showed him drama. but also just don't all. get to see palace. after the. trail. when the find themselves worlds apart. from the common ground. what do you do before you came here where did you

investigating france beckenbauer in a separate case on account of his current state of health back and bauer were charged along with the others and then failed to appear it could endanger the entire case. and the clock is ticking. commuters are under time pressure there are only 8 months left under the statute of limitations it's high time charges are filed. now swiss justice has to hurry to reach a verdict or the fraud charges will have to be dropped. next we have an idea of what this 6700000 was used for well it's still unclear but the main suspicion is that it was used to buy votes to secure the world cup back in 2015 already german magazine der spiegel had reported that the money they thought was used to influence for asian members of the fee for executive committee and the money traveled through so many hands back and forth mohamed bin hammam involved as we had thief the 2006 organizing committee but also robert louis dreyfus of has since died but was then the c.e.o. of german company at the dose so the suspicion is mainly that it was used to buy votes but also some think that perhaps t

committee boss france beckenbauer received 6700000 euros from entrepreneur robert louis dreyfus back in bauer then transferred this money to former qatari official mohamed bin hammam who has since been suspended for life due to corruption the central question of why bin hammam received the money is still unclear to investigators in 2005 the d.f.t. then transferred 6700000 euros defeat supposedly for the 2006 world cup kickoff gala but then transferred the money directly to louis dreyfus swiss authorities are investigating france beckenbauer in a separate case on account of his current state of health. or were charged along with the others and then failed to appear it could in danger the entire case. and the clock is ticking. commuters are under time pressure there are only 8 months left under the statute of limitations it's high time charges are filed. now swiss justice has to hurry to reach a verdict or the fraud charges will have to be dropped. over let's look at this we've got from spoken by our in the reportedly paid 6700000 euros to could tare football executive mohamed bin. is there any

for your health this morning there's a recall on eddie bauer inclined sleepers so the recalls involve the slumber and sued boston. ap, the disney baby doe's and dream bassinet sleepers were sold at stores nationwide between november 2014 through feb 2017 so far no injuries have been reported, but similar products have resulted in infant deaths, people who own the sleeper should stop using it immediately and contact the manufacturer for a refund. one woman in fresno is in the hospital and she's infected with the west nile virus, right now she's too weak to talk she can't even move or feed herself. no one knows exactly where she got infected, but her husband says she got a few mosquito bites while celebrating there celebrating the 4th of july in clovis around the 7th. >>is when she started getting symptoms of being tired and have malays didn't want to do anything and i just progressed and then on the 11th the morning of the 11th we broader and and she was out of she was out of his collapsed twice in the r coming in. >>while investigators are now looking at a few spots in clovis and also

people in a pittsburgh synagogue should face the death penalty if convicted they argue that robert bauer showed no remorse for the attack and wanted to instill fear in the jewish community the 46 year olds accused of firing on worshipers and october of last year ours has pleaded not guilty to a 63 count indictment it's been 4 months and sure long as easter sunday church bombings and the u.n. is now calling on the government to do more to restore religious harmony some members of minority muslim communities say they are facing increasing suspicion and discrimination since the attacks with chilled 259 people now fernandez reports from colombo. immoderate shafi is struggling to cope she says her world turned upside down after her husband was arrested earlier this year it happened at a time of heightened tension shortly after muslim fighters launched attacks in and around sri lanka's capital colombo on easter sunday the family says he's a rest as part of an orchestrated campaign i didn't have my job i i don't have a place to stay and so less my children out and i'm going to school i had to f

so, i think his criticism of polk's lack of marshall spirit which bauer seems to take at face value, musting led in light of his arrogance and ambition. polk arrived with a good grasp of the strategy and foresaw difficulties that his generals the not. within limits powers, he tried to prevent the war from taking on an overtly he -- he never waivered. he did gradual escalate the mexican war, but not out of political considerations, he did it out of frustration. hit limited goals never changed only his tactics. the desire to wage war in the most limited way possible still was with one's objectives is not a bad predelection a war-time president. he was confident he could get a war on the cheap, to say, he is almost every other american president that led the country in to war. with the exception of roosevelt and wilson. prior to the civil war, presidents, governors and congress all played a role in fielding regiments and appointing officers. this process was politicized long before polk took office. it's critical -- or politicalizing in terms of policy and war-of time goals. his two lea

bauer's life. setting a leader to attorney general william barr citing religious and personal objections to capital punishment. one rabbi who penned a letter said he was shocked and disappointed with yesterday's decision. no trial date has been set, we continue to monitor the situation. >> jon: laura ingle, thank you thank you. >> johnson & johnson will finally be held accountable for thousands of deaths and addiction caused by their activities. >> sandra: johnson & johnson ordered to pay more than half a billion dollars to oklahoma and a historic opioid trial. going to tell you what the drugmaker is planning next. >> jon: plus, you will remember andrew mccabe was fired from the fbi for lacking candor. now they could be nearing a decision on whether to indict the former deputy director. jason chaffetz will join us later this hour. >> sandra: how one player points to address the homeless plaguing cities up and down the west coast. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have

studying subjects here that a male dominated in europe like applied geas sciences and professor wilfred bauer from germany teaches the subject he says that studying he also encourages women to aspire to a korea like they're made of gold most of my family members are and the petroleum industry so big a scientist i can't i can't be in the petroleum i actually did a training in petroleum companies but i also have like the new industry of minerals this is a new i think in our mind a tourism. hydrology so we have lots of sectors we can participate in. geosciences are opening up new economic sectors for the future and they also reach deep into a man's history. in the largest afy alight in the world is in our mom it's the former ocean floor that formed here on the arabian tectonic plate a little more than 19000000 years ago. and as it was guns are something very special every year hundreds if not thousands of geologists come here to study the structure of the ocean floor here on me and what's on board the borders. what would normally lie several kilometers below sea level is part of the man's landsc

two of the three congregations that worshipped at the tree of life what bauers to serve life in prison>> dickerson: new developments now in the criminal case against harvey weinstein. today, the movie mogul pleaded not guilty to a new indictment charging him with predatory sexual assault. prosecutors say the new indictment was needed to allow actress anabella sciorra to testify against weinstein. she claims he raped her in 1993. weinstein's trial is now pushed back to january. nasa's top official has reignited the debate over pluto. jim bridenstine says he is sticking with what he learned long ago. pluto is a planet. 13 years ago, pluto was demoted to dwarf status when international astronomers created a new definition for planets and decided pluto didn't fit. obviously the argument never ended. tonight little leaguers from river ridge, louisiana, received a hero's welcome home. they shut out curacao 8-0 yesterday to win louisiana's first little league world series championship. president trump has invited them to the white house. up next, the untold story of a tennis champion and pion

robert bauer facing 50 charges and was said the killing of vulnerable victims, hostility towards theewish faith and premeditation is justification for capital punishment. bowers is pleaded not guilty. the russian government is refusing to allow senator ron johnson into the country for a bipartisan congressional trip. the kremlin denying johnson's request for a visa. he was planning to speak with diplomats and business leaders on the trail. the wisconsin republican same regardless of this petty a front i will continue to advocate a strong and resolute response to russian aggression. johnson has been outspoken critic of russian election interference. >> congressman sean duffy is resigning. the wisconsin republican stepping down after eight years as his family prepares to welcome their ninth child who has a heart condition. duffy's wife and fox news contributor rachel campos duffy supports his decision. >> i'm proud that sean has decided to do this. is popular in wisconsin but he made a decision that based on what we have coming up, he will take a pause, take care of family stuff and we

about 24,000 select disney and eddie bauer baby sleepers have been recalled.ducts were sold between 2014 and 2017 at several stores. they make both sleepers and is warning parents to stop using them immediately. if you have a sleeper the company is offering a $60 voucher the recall comes four months after fisher-price recalled over 4 million similar products. >>> new state law will limit full contact practices for youth football teams but the governor signed a bill into law yesterday that cuts practice time from 90 minutes a day down to 30 minutes a day twice a week. practices during the off-season have been banned altogether. the law is designed to reduce brain injuries. the new law also requires a dr. be present at all games. also gives authority to sideline players who show signs of an injury. >> to people claiming to be relatives of mentors 1930s gangster john dillinger what his body exhumed from an indianapolis cemetery mike thompson and carol thompson griffin filed paperwork throughout the body dug up and it's dna tested they say they have proof the body

each episode is one hour in a day, and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of timen't. >> pull the trigger! >> damn you! >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath. >> 24 was really the first binge show if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of 24 that would only buy the dvds, and a lot of the subtleties and complexities that the storytellers were doing you'd say my god, it's blowing my mind. i just watched three in a row. >> i think "lost" is the first huge scinematic tv show i saw. i remember gathering at a friend's house to watch. and it was long enough ago and the internet was young enough and social media was, what, friendster? >> jj abrams' aim bambition for the lost pilot was grandiose. he talked about it being like making a movie every week. what we meant by cinematic was open it up a bit more but like an action-set piece. he was very aggressive. if you want me to do this pilot, you're going to need to give me the resource to do it, and i want to shoot it as a movie, and then we

. >> battalion condition chief james bauer tore responded to the ghost fire fire. >> fire's completely different. >> this warehouse was comprised of roughly three dozen work spaces. >> it's not a live/work studio. individuals go home at night. >> it was called moxie where welders, carpenters and other artists worked side by side. >> they used to have little art exhibitions and stuff like that. the community would gather and check out the art. really cool stuff. >> the warehouse is not a complete loss. more than 50 firefighters managed to contain the fire and prevent it from destroying the entire building. fire officials say at least seven artist work spaces were destroyed. >> nobody got hurt. it's a good day. >> now, oakland fire is investigating the cause of the fire. it appears right now to be accidental. and the battalion chief did tell us there were people inside of the building this morning ready to start the workday but thankfully made it out safely. melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> so glad nobody was hurt. thank you. >>> strong criticism today from the judge overseeing pg

. >> george linden bauere same ar years ago destroying his greenhouse. >> there's the paper. >> this time he didn't lose anything. thanks to the quick acting firefighters. >> i thought maybe the fire would come across the street. it was really -- it was intense, you know. i mean, they did a hell of a job. they really did. >> reporter: we're back here live. you're looking at one of the three sheds that this fire destroyed. now, fortunately, thankfully, no houses were destroyed today. but, again, the fire came awfully close. it was a scary afternoon for everybody who lives out here. again, another wakeup call for folks to be ready reporting live in contra costa county, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc ou be a dangerous couple of months. >>>let bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, tracking the conditions throughout the afternoon in east contra costa county. what are you seeing? >> the biggest concern for the firefighters into tomorrow. it will be the wind gusts. you can see the fire near oakley and nigh son. gusts up to 30. humidity at 36%. and as we move through tomorrow, wind gusts

sleepers due to safety concerns associated with incline sleep products the recall involves the eddie bauerinet and the disney baby doze and dream bassinet. they were sold between november of 2014 and february of 2017 >>> and there will not be a woodstock music concert to mark the 50th anniversary a series of misfortunes and obstacles have derailed plans for the massive concert this summer maybe next year. that's the news update this hour back downtown to you guys on "squawk alley. morgan, back to you. >> sue herrera, thank you. >> mm-hmm. >>> well, i just want to take a look at shares of dynatrace, just opened for trade here at the new york stock exchange. up 57% after pricing at $16 a share. we're going to be talking to the ceo in just a few moments, so stay tuned for that. meantime, call it the race to space. richard branson has virgin galactic, but also another virgin spin-off, virgin orbit, which may be a few weeks away for provide iing launches joining us now, virgin orbit's president and ceo, dan hart, who's live at the company's california factory, where they are currently working o

from the cme, scott bauer. from the nymex, luke. teddy, i will start with you. green on the screens in the stock market. that has to feel good. can it hold? >> you know, it's very tough, deirdre. it's interesting, you have two completely opposite predictions. i don't know what crystal ball you're looking at. mine is not quite as clear as theirs. there's so much uncertainty being created at the moment. it comes from the fed, it comes from tariffs. it even comes from the messages about the economy. you know, half the economists say things are fine, the other half say things aren't so fine, and they use the inverted yield curve to support the negative scenario. the fact is, all this uncertainty just creates an enormous amount of volatility. nobody seems to care when the volatility is on the upside like today, but clearly, it gets our attention like yesterday when it's on the downside. deirdre: easier to focus on volatility up. i'm with you there, teddy. scott, what do you make of what teddy said? is it possible to make money in these markets where there is so much

about 24,000 select disney and eddie bauer baby sleepers have been recalled over concerns that infantsllover in them and suffocate. the products were sold between 2014 and 2017 any number of big- box stores including kmart, target and t.j. maxx. if you have the sleeper, the company is offering a $60 voucher.>>> two cars known for their powerful engines top the list of most stolen vehicles in the united states. the research by the highway loss data institute founded the dodge charmer charger and dodge challenger are five times more likely to be stolen than any other vehicle. most of the models with the high step are either cars with big engines or pickup trucks.>>> the bmw three series tops the list of the lease stolen vehicles forget had the lowest rate of vehicle theft claims among 2016 and 2018 models. those are luxury cars but the report says those cars may be less likely to be stolen because of their often parked inside a garage. >>> a new project is designed to make life a little bit easier for electric car owners. a san francisco startup called stable auto plans to build a roboti

. >> scott bauer i think is an important battle to fight, however, i'm not so sure soybean farmers inheat farmers are really thinking that weight at this very moment. because the just follow whatever hope that the chinese would start bing their agriculture again fizzle. i'm not saying that cannot turn around but what do you think? >> i think that they are throwing up their arms and exhausted. and thinking what will i do for the rest of my life. this is almost at the nail on the coffin for the period there is no chance that jerome powell knew this was coming. unfortunately, the way the market is reacting, i really think that president trump had this in his back pocket yesterday and was going into the press conference yesterday knowing that if it was a quarter-point cut he was coming out with his news today and it was a 50 basis point cut he probably doesn't say anything. unfortunately, the market is taken like that. this is adding so much uncertainty, does the fed really have is independence or not. >> on looking at the dollar. it had been hitting two-year highs earlier today and sudde

so scott bauer, what is the trade? we're not here to bellyache over inverted yield curves. we can't control that. we can control what we purchase for our portfolio. what's the trade here? >> no doubt about it. listen, i think ira hit the nail on the head. the market is trading now with a psychological bias, meaning i was sitting on the desk with you at your desk back in february of 2018 when the market and the world was freaking out at 3% rates, and you know what happened? the next time a month later and a month later, not a big deal. that's what's happening now. the market is getting numb to this inversion. so i think what you need to do right now is actually look at some very cautious upside trade, upside meaning in the banking sector, because what i see happening here is i don't believe jerome powell and the fed are going to give the market what the market wants to see. i don't believe they are going to come out and say okay, we will lower by 50 basis points and be in this continuous lowering path that they're on right now. you know what? many traders, many retail trader

it's clear they feel 'em bauered when he attacks people. >> you don't have to use a lot of imaginationnnect the dots here. it is very clear that this kind of hate is being legitimized from on high. and if that were not true, the president would be acting and speaking very, very differently than what he's doing right now. >> cnn's kaitlin collins is at the white house for us. what's your understanding about whether the president is going to do more than just tweet today? >> reporter: well, that's the question right now. so far over the weekend as the president has been tweeting about these two shootings, he stayed out of the public eye while he's been at his new jersey golf club. he has not had any public events in front of reporters but he stopped by several weddings held at the club on saturday night but that is the only time it appears that the president has been in front of people over the weekend while he's been at his new jersey golf club. of course that's going to change in the next hour when the president is expected to make his return to washington. right now aides say that's w

thank you robin time now 5.26 and there's a recall now on the eddie bauer, inclined sleepers the recallolves the slumber and soothe bass and that and the disney baby d-san dream bason at there's concerns the infants could roll over and in the end suffocate themselves the sleepers were sold at stores nationwide between november 2014 through february of 2017. no injuries have been reported, but the risk is there. similar products have seen results with infant deaths, so that's why the recalling these people who own the sleeper should stop using it and contact the manufacturer for a refund we'l >>traffic will get to the weather in a minute i just want to check that hot spot. it's going it's still there still blonking a singular remains in place and and it's not good news for people trying to get out of san francisco or to downtown san francisco because it's right at a major interchange the northbound james lake at the 80 east split meaning for those of you trying to merge onto the skyway you have this activity right here you can see crews are wrapping up our looks like they moved off to th

>>it's 7.38 still ahead in the 8 o'clock hour, we'll tell you why 24,000 disney and eddie bauer babyare being recalled and after the break the reason left is pulling its electric bikes off the streets of san francisco. and a look outside this morning shows temperatures still in the 50's and 60's we're going to be a little cooler for much of the morning due to the cloud cover that saying out. >>more your forecast to come. >>cash lanes carpool lanes fast track lanes are all backed up here at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's j >>time now 7.41 a gas explosion in kentucky killed one person early this morning and you can see the giant fireball shooting into the sky here in this viewer video. fire officials say a gas line ruptured in lincoln county that's about 70 miles southeast of louisville. at least 5 homes caught fire. they had evacuated nearby community. 5 people had to be taken to the hospital as well. crews have since been able to shut off a gas and have put out that fire as well. meanwhile closer to home lyft has removed its electric bikes from san francisco. the company says it nee

lucie cave, editorial director of bauer media who also ghost wrote two of jade's autobiogrpahies. very much forjoining us. is itfairto thank you very much forjoining us. is it fair to say, lucie, when she burst onto our screens, we had never seen anything like that before? she was a character, somebody nobody had seen on tv, she was the mark of the new wave of celebrity. that is what the documentary lays out. to change the documentary lays out. to change the face of reality tv forever and she was around, when she burst onto the scene, a real optimistic moment, i guess, the scene, a real optimistic moment, iguess, in the scene, a real optimistic moment, i guess, in the political world as well. she was a sort of symbolism of anyone can do anything and i think thatis anyone can do anything and i think that is how she made her mark. people saw her on tv and thought, if she can do it, i can do it. she came fourth, but she ended up being the real star, she is the one we remember and she had such a massive impact. in her very short life after that. but it was a real modern—day tragedy, h

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polk argues bauer quote had an entirely unrealistic view of the war because he thought california could be gained quickly with very little military effort. to bolster this assertion, bower sites one of polk's advisers during the ere arly months of t war. benton complained that the polk administration was filled with peaceful men who wanted only enough war to accomplish their goals. more pacifistic trepidation than the typical use of war as an instrument of state craft. quote, never were men less imbued with military spirit benton says. now benton it should be said had his sights set on that high military post, in fact the highest of all. he wanted to be lieutenant general. doing that would have marked the reappearance of the rank for the first time since 1798, and that was when jorgeorge washington briefly held that. he would only serve if he could be scott's superior. i think his criticism of polk's lack of marshal spirit, which bower seems to take at face value must therefore be read in light of his arrogance and ambition. foresaw difficulties that many of his generals did not. within

and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of time.>> i know how hard this is for you but if you care about me at all, you will pull the trigger. do it. >> i'm sorry, i can't. >> pull the trigger, damn you! >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath. >> "24" was really the first binge show, if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of "24" that would only buy the dvds. >> you think he'll come after you? >> yes. >> and a lot of the subtleties and complexities, it's a, my god, this is blowing my mind, i can see it because i just watched three in a row. >> "battlestar galactica" was a show made in the late 1970s. not a very good show but a show with a great idea, which is civilization has been destroyed. humanity is on the run. what happens next? years later, sci-fi channel looked at it and said, what if we take it seriously? >> madam president, we have to eliminate the olympic carrier immediately. >> there are 1,300 people on that ship. >> "star wars" feels lik

they've recalled disney and eddie bauer baby sleepers.ated to the products. earlier other companies recalled their infant sleepers. >>> the woodstock 50 festival has been silenced. no peace and love this year. yesterday concert organizers officially canceled the event. it was originally scheduled from august 15th through the 18th in new york state but it had setbacks including permit denials and the funding fro a production company. the event was moved to maryland. but many of the headliners, dead & company, my favorite, jay-z, miley cyrus, they all pulled out. they issued a statement saying we thank all the artists, fans, and partners who have stood by us even in the face of adversity. >> the handwriting has been on the wall for a while. the lineup was spectacular. the financing has collapsed. you could tell it was falling apart. privately they were saying for months -- >> hold on. the original woodstock didn't have any permits. organizers don't decide when there's a concert. musicians and people do. >> it was a different time. nobody kn

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