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. >> bla, bla, bla. >> thank you. hobbs, back to you. >> thanks for having me. >>> contact lens makers are taking a price war to court and the result could have a very big impact on you if you buyen could tact lenses meg tirrell is here. >> federal appeals court will hear this case which will have a big impact on contact lenses. they are challenge will go a consumer protection act. it aims to prevent contact lens manufacturers from setting a minimum price on contact lenses. i was just talking about jpmorgan analyst, chris pasqually. he says that is a way for the manufacturers to enable optometrists to compete with the discounters like 1-800-c1-800-c and costcos. it makes sense for them to want to appeal to them. if you look at the total market, $7.5 billion. the biggest holder is johnson&johnson with accu view and after that. novartis, cooper. this doesn't necessarily have a huge impact on these company's businesses but it could have an impact on what they end up paying. the federal appeals court is hearing it later t

shanghai is the big concern because worries of the economy have been bla id f the stock market free fall. today, the dow rallied but ended down 205 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 were in negative territory. if there is encouragiag news, analysts say the marke is close to bottoming out. >> i don't think it'll have a very serious downward direction from here, no. i think there will be lots of volatile volatility. >> tomorrow morning, the fed president is expected to speak about the economy and take questions from reporters. with all the speculation about whether the fed will move to increase interest rates, dudley's words could spark a rebound on wall street or another dive. >>> new details about the man accused of trying to carry out a massacre aboard a train in france. french officials launched a terror investigation. they believed the man had help plotting the attack. nbc's kelly has the report. >> reporter: that khazzani was led into the courthouse today, where he was charged with attempted mass murder and being part of a terrorist organization. this was premedicated and targeted, the

mayor bill did he blas why he and governor andrew cuomo marched up the streets. pedro martinez was this year's grand marshal. i'm sure joe is applauding somewhere. >> yes, he is. >> the weather, another perfect day. this humidity, can we just have it through the end of the summer? >> lee goldberg likes to call this chamber of commerce weather. and that's exactly what we have this weekend. unfortunately we're not going to be continuing that trend into the work week. tomorrow is going to be a decent day for 99% of the area. the big ticket weather item is late tomorrow night tuesday. there could be some drenching thunderstorms around here. a live look right now. you wouldn't know any bad weather is coming looking at this shot. looking to the south past the empire state building, 79, the humidity very reasonable. 47%, the high getting up to 84 after a morning low of 6. that's about right on target for this time of year. got up to 103 in 2001. the the sun is going down at 8:03 path. it will be muggier tomorrow. you will see sun to start the day, clouds increasing as t

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these are the global bed leans at left four testify people kid in a suicide blas in nigeria in a cattletate according to ones and the military. >>> pro-government forces in yemen are go ahead to be making major gains against houthi rebels. the houthis have been pushed from the last town that they still had under their control in one province. most the south is held by forces loyal to the exiled president mansur hadi. amnesty international is calling for an investigation in toup troops who have been implicated in rape and apparent killings in the african republic. >>> some of the men arrested in pakistan for enlargedly are youg a child section ring have have peered in anti-terrorism court. families say 300 children were abused across the years. nicole johnston reports that this has left them to question the country's ability to pro they go children. >> reporter: less than an hour's drive is the village, it's a quiet place. but for years many people here have kept a terrible seek relate. children under the age of 14 were enlargedly sexually abused by a gang of men, filmed and then blackma

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javier blas and patrick armstrong.discernible] oil.l on he expects the at 105 by the end of the year. manus: the latest from london. commentator jasper joins us. give me a sense of how much margin call there is going on at that is provoking a great deal of this selloff in equities. is it behind it or most of the margin calls mixed? what is driving it? jasper: that is certainly an element. ,hinese markets for example stocks are down as some of the same and european equities and we have been in a bull market for so long that people are leveraged. and some of that margin and leverage is coming out and that is exacerbating the declines. you could argue it is summer lack of volume and the market adding to the volatility. both of those combined, extreme downside. francine: what is the mood like on the trading floor? our people bracing for more or call and get a bottle? -- or calling it the bottom? jasper lawler: well, from short-term trading, it is excellent. a lot to traders positioning for downside in the market and go act

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city officials still lacking into the cause of massive gas explosion with 3 workers hurt in yesterday blas the story. >>reporter: thunder are ex mroltion blowing out wind a and hole in the sigh of the high school. >> quick flash and large explosion. >>reporter: happened thursday night as team of contract ores tell in the bronx. officials say it appears one worker lit a match to check on a gas line. the blast injuring 3 workers one of them critically. >> the school obviously has pl sustained very series >>reporter: after an apparent in bremerton, washington. the power of exploding gas on display in so many sdichbilitys this new jersey home blown to piecesless february. once again a gas leak. utility warn if you ever smell gas get out of your home or building and call 911 or your goods utility. the new york city officials say the daniel to the school was so severe it will not be able to open on time in early september. those about $4,00 somewhere else. this is abc news new york. >> poll taking. thousands of people takened donald trump rally at football stadium in mobile, alabama fit. many li

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this comes one day after what's being called china's bla black monday. it was followed by drops in markets around the world. here the dow fell 588 points today. josh earnest said this. >> the president's not made any calls to chinese officials about this, but the president, as a matter of course is updated on events in the economy. the president has been monitoring global markets, including financial markets in china. you've also seen readouts issued by the treasury department of conversations that secretary lew has had with chinese officials in recent weeks. most of those conversations have focussed on the shift in the exchange rate. and this is consistent with the case we have long made to china, that they should continue to pursue financial reform to increase exchange rate flexibility and to move rapidly toward a more market-determined exchange rate system. >> tonight, bill o'reilly began the discussion of the subject by admitting that he, bill o'reilly has no idea who the president of china is, and then bill o'reilly treated donald trump as fox news

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the blas has now burned more than 4 square miles. >> it's a big fire.n. >> the rocky fire is only about 12% contained despite the efforts of 3,000 firefighters. 3,000 homes have been destroyed. none in the past day though. 7500 homes right now are threatened. >> no relief in the forecast for firefighters in the west. 30-mile-an-hour winds and a cold front are heading toward california and the pacific northwest. storms and downpours hit florida's flood zone again. rain for parts of the northeast. >> 90s and triple digits from phoenix and dallas to washington, d.c. 80s in l.a., kansas city, chicago and boston. 79 in detroit. >>> most of the republican presidential candidates gathered on a stage in new hampshire last night in a preview of thursday's big debate. missing though was front-runner donald trump. he refused to attend. abc's serena marshall with the highlights. >> reporter: it's the kickoff to debate week. the largest gathering of the crowded republican field yet. 14 of the 17 presidential contenders participating in a debate-like event in new ham

ine frequented shr by tourists and locals, the bla st included the chinese and filipino tourists. hitting hard to terms of emotional tragedy, but the was aimed tost hurt foreigners could already you have the government coming out and saying dissidents should delay their nonessential travel to bangkok. is going to be hurting insignificantly when you said cancellations are happening from high end chinese tourists. francine: how much does tourism in tribute to the economy? any thought about the impact on gdp further down the line? if you dign fact, through the numbers, this is going to have significant -- tourism, 10% of the national economy. 25 million tourists visited thailand in 2014. a quarter of them coming from southeast asia. they have even managed to peg a number to how much they thought this revenue would bring in this year. the government expected thailand to bring and $51 billion just through tourism. the problem is, the rest of the economy is hurting. you have been speaking about the emerging market rout. we know what this thread of a federal rate reserve hike would do. t

and republicans blame democrats and republicans bla, and democr blame republicans, and i believe they are both at fault. it created the incentive for banks to produce these sub prime mortgages to convert it into securities, and in 2003, president bush went to barney frank and chris dodd, the financial services committee and the banking committee that he thought there was a problem with fannie and freddie. why didn't president bush reduce the mandates back to 3% in 2003 if he thought there was a problem? i asked peter wallenson that question and he couldn't give me an answer, so i would appreciate if you could enlighten me why, if president bush knew there was a problem, he continued president clinton's policy on the private partnership? thank you. >> i haven't spoken to president bush on this so i would only be speculating of what was in his mind at the time he made that decision. i think we were in a moment of time where home ownership was something that everybody believed was a benefit to all levels of society, and that the goal of pushing home ownership, as bill clinton wanted to d

in mind we may eventually come back and talk about undergrounding of utilities and when the city or bla on fiber network, those items could come back, but i wouldn't consider them current right now, but things to think about moving forward. with that, i will yield back to the commission. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you. i really like the idea of having an intern work on the report for how commission seats get appointed. i think that is something that we should set on

it certainly sounds, dave, like bla blackmail.he stadium or we take the team away. >> not only that, i don't endorse this, but previous societies would have cut walker's hands from his body in protest at this kind of bribery. it's difficult for me not to think about the passing of julian bond in the context of this story. julian bond lived his life according to principles of social and economic justice, and this stadium deal is the antithesis, and i say this because the county of milwaukee is now going to owe the bucs' ownership $4 million a year for 20 years to pay for it. how are they going to get that money? the word they've used is going after scofflaws. i hope we learned from ferguson what that means when police are basically put in the role of being aggressive tax collectors, going after poor and minority people, imprisoning them, being mora gress sieve with ticketing, mo more aggressive with traffic stops in this case to pay for a stadium for the richest people in the united states. this is so absurd. one of the county offi

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government has -- they are more than likely -- the white guy is more likely to be shot by a cop than a blay. thing.ght to be there destruction in the black family is what is causing their social problems. host: all right. this is the opening section of "usa today." no opposing view. new orleans is safer but it is is safer but it is this --, and they write cheap0 billion price is compared to what it cost to help with the region back together after katrina. --goes on to say this host: we will be marking the tenure anniversary of hurricane katrina this friday with guests and your phone calls and thoughts. good morning, ruth. caller: last february i believe wasas, a 12-year-old boy killed by a policeman here in cleveland. as far as i know, nothing has been done about this case. i find it appalling it would take this long to find out what happened. why aren't the authorities doing something? host: harold, what is on your mind? caller: thank you for taking my call. i hear all of this situation with donald trump and that news lady. debate.t get to see the the question she asked trump, did the oth

interest rates, bla. this is some market, scott.al good setup. we come in today with a terrible setup. the market looks up. i don't know how long that can last. >> what do you make of some of the moves this morning? i know you had the cisco's new ceo. >> trump definitely delivered. he came in with an attitude that said, i am taking no prisoners. he hit the ground running. he was talking about buying stocks in the cybersecurity space. the most important thing is, he gave guidance in the press release. we didn't sit there and try to find out whether to own cisco or not. you bought it when the release came out. nice change of page. >> you got yahoo! and microsoft upgrades. yahoo! needed one. >> the yahoo! upgrade is grade. they were suffering under the ali baba thing. >> it presumes they can't sell it with a good tax base. microsoft is about consumer products. they talk a lot about clouds. you know 53 million people play grand theft auto? you were almost involved in that situation. that would have been grand theft auto of the worst sor

in mind we may eventually come back and talk about undergrounding of utilities and when the city or blatwork, those items could come back, but i wouldn't consider them current right now, but things to think about moving forward. with that, i will yield back to the commission. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you. i really like the idea of having an intern work on the report for how commission seats get appointed. i think that is something that we should set on the agenda to discuss as a new study, especially if we will have help for staff, and that we do so with the thought that cca will be your priority until and probably immediately after launch. but as along as we're looking at things with the priority-rating and timing-rating, where we're taking into consideration what the commission's priorities are? i think that is shing something that we should move forward with. i would certainly agree that municipal banking is something that we should look at. i would like to work with supervisor avalos and his office, and see just in terms of the working group and what the status is on that? wh

in mind we may eventually come back and talk about undergrounding of utilities and when the city or bla report comes back on fiber network, those items could come back, but i wouldn't consider them current right now, but things to think about moving forward. with that, i will yield back to the commission. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you. i really like the idea of having an intern work on the report for how commission seats get appointed. i think that is something that we should set on the agenda to discuss as a new study, especially if we will have help for staff, and that we do so with the thought that cca will be your priority until and probably immediately after launch. but as along as we're looking at things with the priority-rating and timing-rating, where we're taking into consideration what the commission's priorities are? i think that is shing something that we should move forward with. i would certainly agree that municipal banking is something that we should look at. i would like to work with supervisor avalos and his office, and see just in terms of the working group and