it is a real west cork bergo. fergusons, one of the original farmhouses here. they pay to play a huge role in the west cork food scene. they have been making the award—winning cheese for the last a0 yea rs. award—winning cheese for the last a0 years. is this where you begin creating the flavours and the texture. in a way. although i think the real start of the story is the soil. the big flavour is once the cheeses are made and they started to ferment. this is heavier than you would think. there you are. the finished products. ithink would think. there you are. the finished products. i think if you we re finished products. i think if you were in new york, or paris or where ever you export to. and you come across this, what you will feel or smell is west cork. that is what i love about this. jinnah's children are the latest generation working the land. fingal makes over 100 different products. the fergusons and other west cork food makers account for 75% of artisan producers across the country. in west cork, not onl

i went to i went twice, and when i was in cork 10—50 yea rs twice, and when i was in cork 10—50 years i was doing a talk show. i interviewed many of the people who had grown up after this abuse and it was harrowing what they had to live with, ptsd symptoms. i cannot believe it has been a0 years since the last pa pal visit, believe it has been a0 years since the last papal visit, it seems like yesterday. but the story has not changed. also in the sunday telegraph, an intriguing story, theresa may ordering a space race with the european union after brexit. could be exciting, i don't know. it points out the underlying serious message of what happens after brexit and the fact that security, underlying this galileo project, and britain's potential exclusion from it is this issue over security and what's going to happen

what a cork. cheers.op ofjohn lewis here in 0xford from the top ofjohn lewis here in oxford street are produced backpack villa, but they are nothing compared to what we have next. —— pretty spectacular. 0ne daredevil is taking grand vistas to an entirely new height, literally. nick kwek went to marseille to meet him. that's right, i have popped down to france to poke about a frenchman's garage. we are in our workshop. it is where we do all our research and development. a formerjet ski world champion, frankie zapata has been at the forefront of water powered vehicles for decades. he has been beavering away the gears on several airborne inventions. i started with this prototype in 2011. two years after, i got the idea of the hoverboard. and then we got the idea to create the lie right. this is self alan singh. you just press the trigger and you fly. but recently he has developed a pen shone for rocket fuel. —— penchant. this bad boy has five jet engines packed tightly together to blast frankie into the stra

this only works if it's got a cork, not a screwtop on the top so what you do is you clamp it there andottle and when it's time to pour, this thing pumps argon gas into the wine bottle instead of air and that lets the liquid out, but then there's no air in the bottle to make the wine go bad. then, when you take it off, rather violently, there is pretty much no hole in the cork, so the wine doesn't come out. what a corker. cheers. i tell you, the views from the top ofjohn lewis here in oxford street are pretty spectacular, but they're nothing compared to what we have next. 0ne daredevil is taking grand vistas to an entirely new height, literally. nick kwek went to marseille to meet him. that's right, i have popped down to france to poke about a frenchman's garage. we're in our workshop. it's where we do all our research and development. a formerjet ski world champion, frankky zapata has been at the forefront of water—powered vehicles for decades. he has been beavering away for years on several airborne inventions. i started with this prototype in 2011. two years after, i got the idea of

they'll be popping the corks at burnley who score late to beat aberdeen in the europa league. captain kohli scores a wonderful century to keep india in the first test. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chris mitchell. a lot to get through this evening. england's world cup journey has come to an end at the olympic park. but ireland's continues after an amazing win against india. our reporterjo currie is at the olympic park. nederlandse the world number one. we are disappointed naturally as english france but is this unexpected? it was not to be for england tonight. you mentioned that nederlandse were the defending champions and world number one. england ranked second in the world. ten and a half thousand people and england's cannot get job ten and a half thousand people and england's cannot getjob done, losing 2—0 across the match. our goal by a dutch player for the first finish. and the further later on, the dutch made sure they would be put through what they will face australia in the semifinals on saturday. a completely different story for ireland tonight. they are up stor

kevin corke is live for us at the white house. kevin? >> trace, the argument the white house is making when you ask about whether or not this is purely political is, listen, the list of people could change the depending on circumstance. what that doesn't do is it doesn't answer the question why does it seem like all the people currently listed -- you showed a graphic -- are all critics to some degree of the president of the united states. perhaps with a notable exception of bruce ohr who we have not seen at least publicly, him criticize the president. the president did talk about this before making his way up to the tri-state area for a working weekend in new jersey. he's criticizing not only john brennan but bruce ohr as well. i want to share first what he had to say about john brennan who lost his security clearance yesterday. >> there's no silence. i'm giving him a bigger voice. many people don't know who he is. now he has a bigger voice. that's okay with me. i like taking on voices like that. i have never respected him. >> he said he

round qualifying tie, thanks to a goal from jack cork and an ashley barnes penalty, winning 3—1.as the pick of england's was. four wickets in his second test match. there was a nice breeze out there, the clouds came in as well which probably helped a little bit. in terms, recently we have noticed the ball doesn't swing as much. as soon as the latter comes off it swings more. challenging to hit those links and be patient. obviously they started off nice, we dragged on nicely, 110—5. we managed to bowl them out before our total which was a positive. england's georgia hall put a great first round on the first day of the women's british open — the fourth major of the year on the women's tour. minjee lee of australia leads at royal lytham and st anne's. but england's hall has is in a tie for third, the best placed brit. she had a bogey free round and shot five birdies in her 67. ian poulter leads at the bridgstone international in the united states. the englishman is 8—under par. a fantastic round to him. tiger woods showed good form in the competition he's won eight times, he's 4—und

i'm kevin corke at the white house. we'll tell you what lawmakers had to say about the lawmakers' decisions. that's coming up. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> there is word that federal prosecutors have granted immunity to the ceo of a company that publishes "the national enquirer" as part of the michael cohen probe. court papers connected to his guilty plea earlier this week say that ceo david packer, who is also a longtime friend of president trump, offered to help mr. trump squash negative stories during the 2016 campaign. "the wall street journal" is reporting that he has offered prosecutors details about has many payments cohen made to buy the silence of two women alleging affairs with mr. trump. cohen told the federal judge this week he made the payments at the direction of the president. >>> the president sat down for an exclusive interview with fox. this comes amid a critical week of legal bombshells invo

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country's presidential election as later nelson chamisa said his party will challenge the outcome in cork president emerson mangala meanwhile also said he wanted a free and fair election. that's your news rap i'm sara harman in berlin thanks for watching have a great weekend i'll see if that. would . lead. germany street by street. the most colorful. the longest. the most traditional. minded all educate me time. check him with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com movement in fighting for the case to take you seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up women's tone. for your women smart bombs smart state religion brain prison really dangerous times are for w. me for my. shifts of living in the digital world coming up. learning what you choose relaxing on instagram. and life projections and dancers. the first innovate. technology. up with the kids causing a stir in t.v. and social media it's a russian language show produced on the platform created for three d. games. an alternative take on geopolitics donald trump and kim jong on. three of various g

as is a she joining us live from cork and ireland thank you. about a google search of has our name has angered donald trump so much that he wants more internet regulations the u.s. president is accusing the search engine of highlighting negative stories about home a white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. i think google is really taking advantage of a lot of people in a allegations from u.s. president donald trump that tech giants like google and facebook are silencing conservative opinions we have literally thousands and thousands of complaints coming in and you just can't do that so i think that google and twitter and facebook they're really dreading going very very troubled territory and they have to be careful it's not fair to large portions of the population trumps comments follow a tuesday morning tweet we're trying claim to google the search term trump news with negative results he says online searches are rigged by liberal owned media groups to shadow ban or silence. conservative viewpoints that's why trump economic advisor

at the white house, kevin cork, fox news.ap up their work week after striking a deal on dozens of nominations, lawmakers confirmed 30 of the president's pics, a process that continues, 27 executive branch nominees and 7 judicial nominations, senators will be taking a eight more judicial nominations when they return to washington next week. jillian: lindsey graham honors his close friend john mccain in an emotional speech on the senate floor. >> if you want to help the country, be more like john mccain. i believe there is a little john mccain in all of us. he lived in the shadow of a 4-star father and 4-star grandfather, always worried, would you disappoint? he did not. rob: what a speech. the south carolina senator fighting back tears, right next to where mccain sat, not topped with white roses. jillian: he will speak at mccain's memorial service saturday in washington and at his burial sunday at the naval academy in annapolis, maryland. rob: ten minutes after the hour, canada putting canada first. our neighbor to the north t

they are going to use burnt cork to blacken their face to make them appear like african-americans. it is going to be white singers comedy andh they will blacken their faces with burnt cork to imitate african-americans. so, the racial elements of the minstrel show is obvious, and we will touch on that later in this course. what i want to focus on is how the minstrel shows reflect these conflicts over gentility and growing class conflict over gentility in the united states. because what is interesting is the original minstrel shows, even though they were gradually broaden their appeal and become the most popular kind of entertainment in the united states -- the original audience of the minstrel shows were urban, working-class city men. that is going to be the initial audience for these minstrel shows on the stage. an urban, working-class audience. and, the humor of that audience is going to be central to defining what the minstrel shows become. the humor of that audience becomes central to defining what the minstrel shows become. so there are, actually, historians who study the histo

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four seconds dead shaving zero point zero four seconds off the previous best set by britain's ten cork well serina williams's prospects for the us open have taken a bit of a blow off to she pulled out of the rogers cup a key role mup tournament say only that decision was for personal reasons the american battled back to the top of tennis after lifesaving surgery following the birth of her daughter and was runner up at wimbledon last month but her most recent match in san jose california ended in a humiliating six one six love defeat to britain's johanna konta that was the worst defeat of her a career. so you're upstate with the latest from d w news plenty more coming up at the top of the hour with my colleague maya psuedo i'm home free and by then i'll have plenty more for you tomorrow so then thanks very much for your company and see you same. letter we were. when we were. even percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship.

. >>> some people in sonoma county want to put a cork in new wineries. locals think that winery events have gotten out of hand. about a thousand people sign add petition. it calls for a moratorium on any expansion plans until regulations are put in place. it was presented to the board of supervisors. they are holding off because they are focusing on recovery from the north bay fires from last year. >> so drink or wine just don't come here, right? >> coming up nbc bay area responds. >>> property taxes are high all around the bay area. we took action. nbc bay area responds next. >>> first, happening now a northern california couple planning another wedding and looking for a new home. they were planning to marry last sunday but the car fire destroyed their fire and plans. >>> plus there's a push for new oversite on construction contractors. they will introduce a new bill. it comes as a response to the deadly collapse in 2015 where six people died. we'll have more news for you right after the break. nbc bay aa los gatos homeowner who paid his property taxes

thank you, kevin corke. thanks for joining us today.tomorrow morning on the fox business network. former securities and exchange commission's chairman. he will join me on the fallout over tesla. we will get his sense on what happens now after the tweet elon musk sent out. we have former arkansas governor mike cook if he and james freeman from "the wall street journal." let's check the markets. dow, down 45 points. quick look at the markets. have a great night, everybody. thing so much for joining me. stick with fox news. next, "the five" ." ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with candace owens, geraldo rivera, dana perino, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump is predicting a red wave after last night's election results. the democrats' dream of winning the race in ohio's 12 appears to be just that, a dream. it is still too close to call but the president is claiming victory with republican candidate troy balderston leading. trump backed candidates and other states also having big nights. the presiden

still the white house is said to be investigating the matter. >> bret: kevin corke on the north lawn rethink you. the president also pleading today but another firing, one he believed was long overdue. the attorney for peter strzok says the fbi fired the special agent friday over anti-trump texts he sent to his former lover, also at the fbi, during the 2016 campaign. this is the prosecution rests in the trial of trump's former campaign chairman. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the report from alexandria, virginia. >> there is simply no evidence of bias in my professional actions. >> fbi agent peter strzok who was kicked off special counsel robert mueller's russia probe for anti-trump texts, was officially fired by the fbi friday afternoon. along with his former colleague and lover, fbi lawyer lisa page, the two exchanged thousands of texts with a criticized candidate trump and his supporters. in a lengthy statement, strzok's lawyers said the fbi deputy director overruled the bureau's review. "this decision should be deeply troubling to all americans." a length

, two corks. >> they would put it on in the house and put it on after i went to bed.oughest thing to turn to your mate and say, you have to wash your [ bleep ]. >> knowing how difficult it is, i said it for you, in this album. you got to wash your [ bleep ]. >> when you went to the record store, you often had to ask for these albums because they wouldn't be out, that you could just go and pick them up out of the bin. they were often hidden or some sort of store where you would need assistance from the people in the store that they were thought to be too scandalous. >> i heard several of them and it's a miracle that you are able to select lines to do on television. >> the party records red fox did were underground but underground to mainstream society. so the mainstream didn't know anything about it and didn't want any part of it at that point. >> ain't no way to get it together unless you call up this is killing a white women. some guys would talk to you while they kick your [ bleep ]. why do you want to talk to me? someone get this guy off me. i didn't know he was bl

>> shannon: kevin corke, thank you very much.eo elon musk considering a bite out of the electric car maker in a stunning move that would end the mavericks company's eight-year -- the ensuing confusion regulated at the end of the day, the stocks were up across the board. the dowel jumped seven, the nasdaq finished ahead 24. another elon musk owned company spacex has used its newest booster for a second time to put -- the falcon nine rocket blasted off early from cape canaveral. the first stage booster previously stored in may. the first time out of the gate for the upgraded rocket after performing its latest job, the booster landed upright in a floating lab form in the pitch black atlantic. immigration prosecutions are way up. critics of the administration's crackdown on the southern border those are coming at the expense of enforcing other laws. national correspondent william la jeunesse the what the numbers say tonight from los angeles. >> every president has priorities, and in 2012 obama exercised his. >> individuals who did no

the comstock is a different kind of mining, it's called cork's mining or load mining and a load is a earthquake fault and hot pressure water will dissolve minerals and as it comes up into the salt zone it cools and the minerals, silica is the most common mineral and so you get tons of corks and sometimes you get other minerals like calcium and copper and arsenic in there with the courts and sometimes in rare instances you get gold and silver that will travel up into those veins and you get high-quality deposits but they are deep underground but they are not shallow, makes no sense to have a square claim because the only part of this that you have expectation of value is the in the quartz, long line and the country rock is just rock, has no value at all. how you divide up or slice up that load is important in the claiming context and the comstock were little slices of it and if you had 400-foot long slice, you would have 400 feet and you could buy and sell feet in the mines like shares in a stock, you know, attractive young lady in san francisco in 1860's would not entertain a proposi

at the white house, i'm kevin corke, foxnews. >>> let's get to bill now in the weather center. >> we are tracking cooler weather. last smoke than we've seen the last couple of weeks, and that's good news. the smoke showing the smoke plumes. most of it you can pick up from the mendocino complex fire but you see the smoke kind of streaming east. we've got a good onshore flow. it's not just smoke in our area. it's smoke in idaho and washington. the whole northwestern half of the united states is really inundated with a lot of smoke. and, that's going to gradually get better with this cooler weather we've been experiencing at the good onshore flow that we've seen. that's helpful and makes everybody happy. also, i mentioned last night with the marine layer stretching out a little bit, when that happens, you get much better air quality. now the atmosphere is not pinched down in this little layer, it's pinched down in here aof room to move and vertically mix and you get a much better air quality. it's not a spare the air day today. cooler today than a few degrees . you can see that from our

kevin corke, thank you. closing arguments are finished.ow it is up to the jury to decide the fate of president trump's former campaign chair, paul manafort who stands charged with 18 counts of tax evasion and bank fraud. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is outside the courthouse in alexandria with a look at what happened today. good evening. >> thank you and good evening. based on the latest dispatch from the courthouse, the judge is wrapping up instructions for the 12 jurors and four alternates. he told them when it comes to comment on evidence and witnesses during the trial, that they may disregard them as they see fit. whatever the outcome in this case, whatever the verdict, it will likely have an impact and a ripple effect on the president and the russia special counsel, robert mueller. wearing a navy suit and blue shirt, paul manafort listened closely as prosecutors told the jurors that the president's former campaign chairman was dishonest. special counsel prosecutor. "mr. manafort lied to keep more money when he a

fox correspondent kevin corke has more. hey, kevin.eporter: trish, this is a story that should really resonate with people looking for a job, or people who know somebody out there looking for work because the demand is not only there, today, trish, it will be there for the foreseeable future. long considered high-paying but physically demanding job, truck something clearly in need of fresh bodies, and lots of them because of amazon and walmart and other retailers. they ship the goods from warehouses to your doorstep. frankly takes a lot of people to get the goods into position and delivered that means trucks. how big after situation? let me share numbers with you. the trucking industry will need 900,000 new drivers in the coming decade according to american trucking association. trucks account for 70% of all the tonnage moved in the united states. >> you go to the grocery store, bananas, the meat, the staples, all on trucks. you go to the mall and you buy shoes or a suit, a tie, all came by truck. everything you can essentially touch i

fox news's kevin corke reports on this latest shake-up at the white house. >>> reporter: you may not know his name, but don mcgahn will soon be leaving a very important job. president trump today on twitter confirming that the white house counsel will leave his post this coming fall. the announcement happening after the news broke that mcgahn cooperated extensively with the special counsel sitting down for 30 hours of interviews with robert mueller's team. mcgahn's departure comes amid increased speculation over the future of attorney general jeff sessions after the november elections. president trump has repeatedly taken jabs at the former alabama senator on his decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. in fact, just last week the president told fox news he only chose sessions because of his loyalty during the 2016 campaign. the on thin ice relationship has gotten a great deal of attention especially inside the president's own party. >> here's what i know, that president trump doesn't like him. and that this relationship is soured. >> reporter: sessions fired back in

correspondent kevin corke is here to sort it out for us. good evening. >> good evening, bret's. the white house press secretary sarah sander said she couldn't guarantee the president never uttered the n-word, although to be fair, it's never been proven on tape that he has ever done such a thing. but that hasn't stopped former white house aide omarosa for making such an explosive came in -- claim and others. the trump campaign began to fight back. after a seemingly endless string of appearance on national television promoting her new book "unhinged," omarosa showed no signs of letting up in her criticism of the president, including a searing retort of his tweet today and it which he referred to her as a dog. >> if he would say that publicly, what else would he say about me privately? he has absolutely no respect for women, for african-americans. he is unfit to be in this office and to serve as the president. >> today it was that trump campaigns turned hit back by pursuing an arbitration action against the former aide and alleging breach of contract. calling her trump criticism "d

it's part of another major rollback of his predecessor's environmental legacy corresponded kevin corkeosals from the site of the rally in the next hour. >> president trump: we've ended the war on beautiful clean coal. >> a major theme on the trump campaign trail. and has been a rallying cry ever since. end the so-called war on coal, a fight that received a major boost today. >> this is a big day the unveiling of our affordable clean energy rule. what this will will do is a set of guidelines for the states to work with utilities around the country to make sure that every utility makes reductions on their co2 emissions going forward. >> acting epa administrator andrew wheeler is referring to the administration's affordable clean energy rule, a state focused approach to energy regulation and a sweeping rejection of obama's clean power plan which was finalized in 2015 and saw to cut admissions at 2:30 2% below 2005 levels by 2030. in 2016, the supreme court blocked the plans enforcement after several energy producing states suited. the trump administration's proposal would give individual

back to you. >> melissa: kevin corke, thank you. for more on this you will editor of the editorial page and fox news contributor. interesting the way troy balderson is threading the needle there he has president trump out for campaigning for him. he is saying i didn't invite president trump. or he came by and he invited me to the rally but it really wasn't at my behest. he has kasich out for him as well. that's the best of both worlds. >> well, sort of. he has john kasich kind of out for him. we just watched john kasich. he's the governor of ohio. this is his seat that he used to represent. is he kind of throwing lukewarm water on to balderson's possibility. it's a very complex district now. have you got and i think donald trump deserves credit for taking the risk and going out there in a race that is polls show is basically tied. balderson should be further ahead in a district that republicans have carried for 30 years and lost only once going back to the 1930s. so, what is the problem? >> melissa: yeah. >> the problem is on the on

correspondent kevin corke joins us from the white house tonight with a look at the war of words today. >> it was the president who suggested in an interview that john brennan was among those he held responsible for the russia collusion investigation. the president noting that it was brennan who briefed him about so-called russian interference leading up to the inauguration. this is the latest twist in a running feud that added a new player late this afternoon. >> thank you very much. >> with his attention focused on trade and tariffs to the diplomatic dustup with turkey, president trump's cabinet meeting today offered a welcomed respite. the political storm brewing in washington over his decision to revoke the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. about which brennan penned a scathing op-ed in "the new york times" accusing the president of making a politically motivated decision using the revocation as an attempt to scare her into silence others who might dare to challenge him. in a show of solidarity, former navy admiral william mckibben n demanded that his security

fox's white house correspondent kevin cork is in washington now with the latest. >> reporter: president trump, intensifying his attacks on special counsel robert mueller this morning. in a series of tweets, blasting the former fbi director, calling him disgraced, and discredited. the president went on to criticize mueller for spending nearly 30 hours interviewing white house counsel don mcgahn, saying despite approving the interview, quote, anybody needing that much time when they know there is no russian collusion is just someone looking for trouble. >> the president says he did nothing wrong. they did not think he needed any evidence but he did. come on. write the report and we will write hours. let's move on without interference. >> reporter: the president condemned the investigation himself, repeating claims into looking into whether russia colluded during the campaign is a rigged witchhunt. meantime, former cia -- cia director john brennan doubled down on his decision to speak out against the president, saying just days after having his security clearance yanks, collusion is in pla

fox news's kevin cork in the d.c. bureau.ago, there would be lines around the block for these. reporter: i'm glad you mentioned this i'm thrilled to do the story. face it, david this, is considered high-paying but face it, demanding job. truck something in need of fresh bodies to get the job done, i mean a lot of fresh bodies. the main reason you see is retirement. the average age of the american trucker is 49. as those guys continue to retire in fairly large numbers, obviously there is this massive need to fill their ranks. if you want a job to pay you between 50,000, to 7 a thousand thousand -- $75,000 a year first year on the job this is something to consider. i want to take you inside the numbers to show you and folks at home how acute the need is. the trucking industry will need, get this, 900,000 new drivers coming over the decade according to the american trucking association. more important that trucks account for 70% of the freight tonnage for consume goods moved in the u.s. >> these are the grocery stores, the banan

kevin corke on the story now on the north lawn. kevin. >> harris, good afternoon. john brennan feels aggrieved by the president's decision. to be clear, this is a long-standing tradition. it is a privilege. absolutely not a right. that's what the white house is saying. still brennan has been online and on air talking about it. let me show you just a little bit of a clip from yesterday. a wide-ranging interview where he describes why he thinks the president made this decision. >> mr. trump decided to take this action as he has done with others to try to intimidate and suppress any criticism of him and his administration. revoking my security clearances is his way of trying to get back at me. mr. trump believes that this is going to lead me to just go away and be quiet, he is very badly mistaken. >> director brennan speaking yesterday, in the meantime some lawmakers on capitol hill accusing the president of being petty. others calling him corrupt including minority leader nancy pelosi who tweeted "revoking the security clearance of a patriot is a stunning abuse of po

shepard back to you. >> shepard: kevin corke live for us.s saudi arabia and canada are locked in a nasty dispute over human rights and the diplomatic brawl is heating up. first, the saudi's booted the canadian ambassador and then trade deals started to break down and now there is word saudi arabia is going to pull saudi patients out of canadian hospitals. this all started when canadian officials called the saudi government to immediately we lease women rights activists from behind bars. the eu's foreign policy chief is asking europeans to ignore president trump's demands involving iran and to do the opposite of what the president said. yesterday, the trump administration restored sanctions against iran and officially ended the u.s. participation in the worldwide nuclear deal. the president warned our allies in a tweet that anyone doing business with the country will not be doing business with the united states. but the eu is calling for companies to increase their business dealings with iran. secretary of state mike pompeo tweeted today the

maven has the know how to know how much of the product to order and keep on demand and it corks directly with the hair stylists to sell the instructs. they take a portion of the proceeds and now they're gaining product revenue as opposed to just service revenue and growing their business. it's a symbolic relationship and it works out perfectly. >> let me ask you about one last question about that. there's a criticism particularly in san francisco that a lot of companies that are building are things grarm how it goes. but thing our mothers used to go for us is now an app or something along these lines. kids come into san francisco and create something their mom used to do for them. money doesn't know, necessarily, what is needed in the communities. venture capital doesn't know what is needed in communities of color. they don't know what would work or what kind of problems need to be fixed. i'm assuming cross culture helps that. >> yeah. part of that disconnect is that you don't have people that look like me in leadership roles. right. one way to solve the problem is hire more black and br

thank you very much, kevin corke.ow to wall street stocks plunging on worries that turkey could be on the financial brink. fox business network deirdre bolton joins us now with what has the world marketed so worried. high deidre. >> hi, trish. it is a list global stocks got slammed. major concern sis went haywire. the dow erased the gains for the month of august. s&p 500 fell. the nasdaq closed down snapping an 8 day winning streak. boeing, 3 martha maccallum caterpillar biggest. overseas profits take a hit. investors anxiety showed up in the bond market. more people bought perceived safe haven assets such as government bonds, also gold. the 10-year treasury yield settled lowest level since mid july. with those levels the yield curve is narrowing. that means banks make less money when they lend. not surprisingly bank stocks were one of the groups that weighed in in on stocks. in u.k. and europe, stocks down across the board. european banking stocks down on concerns about lender's exposure to debts in turkey the turkis

>> mike: kevin corke leading us off on the north lawn. kevin, thank you. a tough day on wall street, possibly a result of the latest round of international sanctions. the dow tumbled 196. the s&p 500 fell 20. nasdaq was off 53. for the week, the dow lost. 60. the s&p 500 was down. 20. nasdaq gained. 03. the national football preseason just started. president trump is in mid season form in tweeting his displeasure over players over national anthem protests. senior correspondent rick leventhal shows us tonight from berkeley heights, new jersey ♪ o say can you see. >> on the first night of the first full week of the nfl preseason, the national anthem controversy erupted again. miami dolphins wide receivers albert wilson kneeled during the song. eagles safety malcolm jenkins and several others raised fists. one player trotted onto the field while the anthem played. some seahawks and jaguars stayed out of sight until the music stop wanted. >> i thought i was going to be by myself out there. instead i had an angel with me with albert being out there. and, you kn

always been very very careful to keep what they were doing at porton down elsewhere under under a corkvery very careful indeed in fact that the idea that britain might have chemical weapons would of course be unethical given britain's constant statements on this and attacking other states for using it so i speak we're not going to get really to the bottom of what's going on here and just as we're not going to get to the bottom of what is happening with this investigation i mean we know this is though been going on for a long long time and it seems to me that if there was a shred of evidence which established this with the russian state then this would have been used already it's not been used i think as we get in a century all the time sort of insinuation about this and a refusal to publish the evidence and i think it's time that we did get all the evidence but my suspicion is that as on to happen and we're going to continue to see a sort of a series of corporate daggers here of insinuation that russia is involved which basically is a moot.

the growing movement that wants to put a cork on new wineries... that )s next. >>> finally, you never know what you will find at this annual summer tradition. the world's longest yard sale, 700 epic miles of deals stretching through six states. tonight, we're hitting the road with some expert treasure hunters in our nightly snapshot. >> reporter: if the walls in their california house could talk, they'd have a lot to say. >> this is a really interesting map of kentucky. >> this is old linens from a sale. >> reporter: nearly every item displayed in their home was purchased at the world's longest yard sale. >> this is where mason jars go to die and pie racks, forever forever and ever. >> they've gone every year for 12 years, this year traveling from santa ana to chattanooga. every summer for four days along highway 127, from michigan to alabama, people are selling and searching for vintage treasures. >> we meet people from california, florida, ohio, michigan, oregon, washington. >> 700 miles of everything you can think of from silverware to rusted si

. >>> here's a scheduled cork you don't seem -- see too often.eseason that will face-off in week one of the regular season. it makes for some pretty vanilla football rams and raiders of the la coliseum. the raiders used to make their homes down there. the fans still sporting the rater flight. this is not much excitement though. neither one of them played in this game. third-quarter gross role with the third three are touch makes a 16 to 6 la . fourth-quarter ej manual to griff whalen former stanford cardinal. tenured connection. but the rams when 19 to sifting -- 19 to 50. will have the highlights of houston and texas tonight. >>> thank you so much for making us your choice for news. we will see you later. >> have a good night. ♪ ♪ let's go, buddy. school time. oh, and, gloria, if you want to get together with the girls later, i could just, you know, watch the football game or something. that means he wants to watch the football game. i'm not talking to you. and what are you drinking coffee for, anyway? it's my culture. i'm colombian. oh, yeah? w

at about the seventh you get to get out everyone who comes to cork you must try the sofrito it's fantasticit's our traditional dish and it simply tastes wonderful if they go. down to it's its turn tricks still cool to cities by great nightlife. now we feature plenty of musicians on this program but this next one is not your run of the mill songwriter or composer florian kepler design and sound the professor from stuart got creates the alert sounds of electric cars and other industry products his latest project sees him transform dance moves into noise. getting it when i don't know how things will come out that's interesting for me to be with and i get the impression we do better at things we've never done before and where the end result is completely uncertain will it work if yes how well it worked the design the hype and plan special about sound is that we perceive a lot of it something consciously and of course that gives us a great opportunity that we can use sound to shake moods that middling thinking. and how do the shape our perceptions something florian can investigate in his studio

helen: daniel cork at the frankfurt stock exchange. tesla plunged with reports that a major backer for taking the company private bailed out. the saudi arabian sovereign wealth fund could help fund a privatization deal. they are now in talks to invest in rival lucid motors. tesla shares d dpped 3% on the news. they are down more than 20% since elon musk treated plans to weeks ago, saying he had secured funding. securities regulators probing the veracity of that and other claims. it is time to check in with our financial correspondent, sophie scimansky. it seems like investors have lost faith in elon musk. what is the latest? sophie: these have been two tough weeks. the plan was to make everything easier for tesla, to take away the pressure of being a publicly listed company, judged by quarterly earnings, short-term profits, numbers, improvements in the performance of the automaker. for musk, it is more about the future and changing it is about the vision. it is not easy to find investors who stick with you while your company is still n

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