there rival gangs crave street so they'll have $107.00 which is the pinnacle for murder craig street with that she crossed out. you're telling everybody that you killed a great street and. everybody comes out to check on these guys in a report back to other gang members so why they're being stopped as you can. see behind us 120 and 127 i want to lock is a unit that's selling i caught it so as much as a concern about these guys are more concerned about the money inside of me with his hand inside and narcotics inside so they'll move this location right when they can set up shop somewhere else. all these guys are here a customers whenever you see a group or transients hanging around you know that there's a narcotic location within 50 to 70 feet and they set up camp here and that's all they do is smoke all day long but these guys again it's everything's full circle so these guys now are your car thieves your burglar s. because they have to feed their habit and a gang members know that so it's just a revolving door here. is enough from that enough to take. the other suspect into custody fo

craig boswell joining us craig, thank you >> wall street is reeling this morning after new fears of a recession rocked market. and overnight another ominous sign the u.s. 30 year treasury yield hit a historic low as investors seek out the relative stability of bonds amid the stock market roller coaster. that coming on the heels of a massive sell off the dow plummeting 800 points in its biggest drop of the year nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: drama on wall street, now deepening fears the economy could be weakening the dow plunging more than 800 points, sparked by a key economic indicator faltering the first time since 2007. >> a major sell off here on wall street today >> fresh recession fears >> reporter: signalling a recession could be on the horizon. >> it's a very reliable indicator if it sticks around and gets worse every time this particular indicator turns negative, it signals a resection. >> reporter: the dangers of a recession likely job losses, 401(k)s and other retirement accounts dropping. it could be harder for those with credit issues to borrow money. while th

street journal" poll. >> that is down slightly from 51% back in may. >> craig, thank you so much. >>> now we turn to hong kong where prodemocracy demonstrations are showing no signs of stopping marking the 11th weekend of protests tens of thousands braving heavy rain to rally in the streets jackie jo janice joining us from hong kong the demonstrations have seemed to stay peaceful >> they did remain peaceful. and a measure of how wide public support remains for this protest movement and the police were largely hands off and largely invisible. at a news conference today, the police said that if there is no protesters violence, there will be no police violence. protesters, meanwhile, also speaking to the media saying that they hope there will be some quick resolution with the government so they can eventually stop protesting however, what we saw was this huge crowd over the weekend. both sides pushing recess. wanting to revisit the principles and pushing for these five demands of the protesters china, meanwhile, still telegraphing beijing wants the protests to end. part of its propaganda playing up the idea

wall street rallied on the optimistic message with the dow climbing nearly 300 points nbc's craig boswell is in washington with the latest craig, the president says china very badly, it wants to make a deal >> reporter: yes, phillip. good morning yes, the president saying china wants to make a deal he said he received a couple of calls from the g7ism it over the weekend. china denies placing the calls the president indicating he's getting closer to a deal even as both sides have threatened new tariffs that are scheduled to begin next week. the president was also asked about his conflicting statements about china's leader, indicating at one point the china's president was an enemy, then turning around and calling him a great leader take a listen. >> the back and forth and the changing statements from yourself so that -- >> sorry it's the way i negotiate >> is that a strategy? it's a strategy to call president xi an enemy one day then say the relations are good the next day and then -- >> the way i negotiate, it's done very well for me over the years and it's doing even better for the count

. >> craig, have you read the "wall street journal" today?here's an article today on the front page talking about the 63 billion dollars that the u.s. has brought in from tariffs over the past year, and in that article, it is interesting, that dollar for dollar, the u.s. government says that each dollar that comes in, via tariffs, will be $1 made available for farm aid in the future. >> well, certainly that doesn't make us feel better as producers. we enjoy the marketplace. we enjoy opportunities to access markets around the world. and we've much rather have that access than to have trade aid. these payments, while we hope they are temporary, are very helpful. they do solve some of our cash needs temporarily. in the future and going forward, we would certainly rather have our markets back. >> craig, i know it's been a tough slide with some of the commodity costs and prices what about the farmland? that's been one thing that's interesting. amidst all the difficulties with the products, it looks like farmland has held its value very well and th

these are weapons of war and they need to be brought off the streets of the united states as quickly as can be done. craig. >> thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, ahead of president trump's rally in new hampshire tonight, another republican has been on the ground there. he's been on the ground eyeing a primary challenge to the president. former south carolina governor and congressman mark sanford just wrapped up his fact-finding mission in the state. he is heading to iowa for his next stop, but first he joins me now to talk about that trip and where he is at on his decision making. governor, last time you joined me you said you would make a decision within 30 days about running for president. i did the math, that was 29 days ago. are you running? >> well, be careful here. what i told caitlin bird of the courierier w courier was around a day. but in essence around a month, essential before labor day i'll make my decision. >> are you leaning toward? >> i would say at this point yes. i keep getting green lights on things that were question marks and things i had concern or worries about. and, you know, the res

economy on the heels of wednesday's blood bath on wall street during a rally, he shrugged off the biggest sell off of 2019 we have more on this craig, good morning. the president continued to defend the ongoing trade war with china >> yeah, philip, good morning, good morning everyone. yeah, the president defending his handling of the economy at a rally in new hampshire not mentioning the volatility, the recent volatility on wallstreet with stocks dropping 800 points on wednesday. the president insisting that he is doing well with china and the ongoing trade war and are returning to his claim that china is paying for o is say, china, how you doing they are not too js. the tariffs are working and they are eating the tariffs by the way, there's no price increase the united states right now, has the hottest economy anywhere in the world. >>> now, earlier, the president returned to his feud with the squad, the four freshman members of congress. he pressured israel to block a planned visit there by representatives the s talib andr they have planned to visit sunday and they have been barred from the visit the president did not mention it

craig and boris. for more, head to the website or follow along on twitter. >>> ahead on "power lunch," the good, the bad, the ugly. wild week on wall streetome stocks held strong, but for others, it was u-g-l-y we'll bring you some of the names. plus, a cord cutting contrarian. craig moffatt out with a new note saying things could get better for cable companies he'll join us to explain and the super bowl for super cars let's go to pebble beach and check out some of the cars up for auction. >>> welcome back i'm sue herera here's your news update at this hour greenland's foreign minister says her country is open for business, but it's not for sale. "the wall street journal" first reporting that president trump had brought up the idea with his advisers of buying greenland it's a self-ruling part of d denmark. >>> congress go's year long ebola outbreak has spread to a new province with two cases including one death confirmed. the movement of the potentially deadly disease to a new province highlights the difficulties that health workers in the congo are facing in controlling the outbreak >>> the izzy military says the palestinian driver has b

craig. good morning yeah, a lot of eyes watching to see how wall street does this week even in the face of some economic warning signs, the president and his top aides are now brushing off fears of a recession down the road. the president projecting positivity after a week on wall street that was anything but >> i don't see a recession >> reporter: he's downplaying a key indicator that signals an economic downturn, with the stock market on shaky ground in part because of the trade war with china. >> the tariffs have caused nothing, in my opinion, or certainly very little. >> reporter: the president postponed a new round of tariffs on china until mid december as he looks for leverage for what he calls china's unfair trade practices. >> if i wanted to make a bad deal and settle on china, the market would go up, but it wouldn't be the right thing to do i'm not ready to make a deal yet. china would like to make a deal. i'm not ready. >> reporter: advisers point to the relatively low unemployment rate and retail sales. >> we're doing pretty darn well in my judgment let's not be afraid of optimism. i

street coroner berkeley. >> i doubt he'll win this lawsuit. >> no. >> must be some sandwich. >> good luck, craig. >> let's get out the door this morning, as you get ready to head out,we're going to have a great holiday weekend ahead. a live look in fremont getting started with this friday with cool temperatures. if you're about to go to the warm springs b.a.r.t. station expect it 61 degrees. i thought it was cool this morning, i grabbed my jacket, and throughout the day it's going to start to warm up, but feel very comfortable, at noon we're at 74. we also have a giants game this evening. if you're going out there, it's going to start out in the low 70s, but cool off quickly. so make sure you're prepared especially with the breezy winds picking up. here's what's going on. we still had some very warm weather across the desert southwest, but we also have an approaching storm system across the pacific northwest. if you're going to seattle, portland, anywhere up in that area for the next couple of days, expect it to be cloudy and at times rainy. here we're going to continue on with some very comfortable temperatu

craig melvin here, msnbc headquarters new york city. real economic anxiety. all eyes remains on the markets after wall street's worst day of the year.fears in the president's inner circle that he might be at risk of losing his greatest advantage heading into the election. >>> plus, exit stage left. the field of 2020 democrats about to get much smaller as multiple outlets record that governor john hickenlooper is set to bow out. >>> plus, i sat down with one of the most influentialent tainers around, jay-z. we talked with him about social issues and what he's saying about the criticism his involvement and vocal support of collin kaepernick. >>> we start with breaking news right now. reuters is reporting that just a

street. it's unclear if she was the specific target in the attack, somehow caught in it. it seems hard to believe craig if she was his sister and they were -- he knew that she was here, seems quite a coincidence she would end up among the dead, the youngest victim, in fact, 22 years old. but that's what authorities are looking at. we are also looking into reports from a local newspaper, also the associated press, they are looking into some comments made by some of his former high school classmates that they suggest that he was suspended earlier in -- when he was in high school, that he was suspended for having some type of hit list of different girls in the school. the former principal, apparently, did not dispute that account to the local newspaper here. nbc news did not verify that but it's something we're looking into and i'm sure authorities are looking into. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks. gabe was at that vigil last night on these streets of the oregon district, locals, some of them call it little bourbon street. the feeling here, the feeling of grief and sadness palpable. so is the feeling of frustra

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horseback using a rope to lead a handcuffed man down the street nbc's ron mott joins us with the latest on this one good morning. >> reporter: craigges touched a nerve with many who say they're reminiscent of slavery times the police chief in galveston, texas, who is african-american, apologized, adding the technique which is often used by mounted officers will no longer be used. the lawyer for the family says, that is not enough this morning, mounting disbelief over these photos and cell phone video. they show a pair of white police officers on horseback in galveston, texas, walking a handcuffed black man they just arrested to a staging area using a rope. >> there's no excuse by the way they treated my brother. there is no excuse. >> reporter: the family of neely says he suffers from mental illness, is homeless, and had multiple encounters with police over the years he was arrested for misdemeanor trespassing. >> what they did was real inhumane it was real degrading. they treated my brother as he was a dog. >> reporter: at a rally last night, the community urged police for more than just an apology. >> when they dragged donald ne

craig, they're signaling no changes to his messaging. >> justin, stand by for me. ms. ruhle, i'll turn to you to separate fact from fiction. >> fact, they don't talk about recessions on sesame street. fact, every day i invite members of this administration who work on economic policy to come on our programming and discuss the economy. so kelly ann conway, that is incorrect. >> not true, okay. now to further separate fact from fiction, the state of our economy right now. i mean, where is it? are we sliding toward a recession or are things as rosy and hundredkydory as the administration wants us to think. >> >> they're saying prepare, we could be facing a recession, nine other countries are facing a a recession. the trade wars with causing companies to sit on their cash instead of spending the money they got on their corporate tax cuts. they don't know what's ahead. rv sales are down 20%. the last three recessions we had were preceded by rv sales going down. >> motor homes. >> yeah, motor homes. >> canary in the coal mine. >> there are a number of indicators out there that say the administration and people should just be preparing, bring an umbrella. it might not rain. don't go on a

craig and savannah. >> thankfully indeed steve patterson for us in l.a., thanks. >>> now to that frightening scene overnight in the streets of australia nbc's chief global correspondent bill kneneely joins us with this breaking news. good morning. >> good morning, savannah, australia has a history of deadly terror attacks so when a man with a butcher's knife began shouting threats often heard from isis killers there was panic this morning in australia's biggest city he is now under arrest police say he had a computer drive with information on mass killings in the u.s., but they don't believe he's a terrorist >> reporter: downtown sydney and a man with a knife is on a rampage. shoot me he shouts, blood on his shirt, he's threatening everyone around him, but they close in, one with a chair, another with an iron bar. repeatedly he shouts allahu akbar, god is great. more people join the chase through the streets warning there was good reason. one woman nearby had been stabbed in the back, another 21-year-old woman was dead of knife wounds suddenly, they pounce, pinning the man down with a milk crate on his head and two chairs

craig boswell is with us with more information. >> lots of developments in this. first president trump taking credit overnight in a rally in manchester, new hampshire, for economic success while ignoring the recent volatility on wall street. president trump at a rally in new hampshire, saying the economy will tank if he is not reelected. >> but you have no choice but to vote for me, because your 401(k)s down the tubes, everything's going to be down the tubes. >> reporter: the speech coming a day after stocks plummeted sparking new recession fears amid an escalating trade war with china. >> looking ahead six months to 12 months, if people's anxiety grows as the trade war gets worse all bets are off. >> reporter: the trip off for two democratic congresswomen after the president pressured israel to block a planned visit this sunday by representatives ilhan omar and rashida tlaib. >>> they want to do boycotts and said horrible things about jewish people. >> the notion that you are barred from countries because of your points of view, this has to be fought by people on all sides of the political spectrum. >> reporter: israel's prime minister said the cosss pl to meet with humanitarian groups in the west bank showed the sole i

craig? >> well deserved, kelly, thank you. >>> now to some troubling new signs for your money. this morning nerves are frayed on wall street in the wake of the dow's first day of the year, a loss of 800 points. the markets shaken by fears of worldwide economic trouble. we're going to talk about the situation with jim cramer in a moment but first nbc's peter alexander joins us with more. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, craig, good morning to you, this morning president trump is arguing that the economy remains strong, despite new concerns that it is actually weakening. and a loud signal that a recession could be on the horizon. fresh off that market meltdown with stocks plunging in one of their worst days all year fears of a recession are rising. the major stock selloff following a sounding of the alarms on wall street. the flashing red warning sign, a key economic indicator that's preceded every recession since 1956. it's called a yield curve inversion. here's what that means. when the economy is strong you can expect to be paid more for long-term treasury bond investments than for short-term investments. but on wed

craig. >> all right, peter alexander at the white house for us, thank you, peter. >>> now we turn to those new jitters on wall street this morning after the stock market's worst day of the year. the dow lost nearly 770 points on monday. the s&p dropped nearly 3%, nasdaq fell by about 3.5%, so what's driving this plunge? what does it all mean for you? nbc's stephanie ruhle joins us with some of the answers this morning. always good to see you my friend. let's start with the worst day of the year for all three of the major indices. it seems as if this was driven by china devaluing its currency. first of all, what does that mean? why does that married so mutter us? >> this is all about the trade war. on friday the president threatened new tariffs, 25% on $300 billion worth of goods coming from china. that means u.s. companies have to pay this additional tariff or tax to get those goods here, so what does china do? they devalue their currency. that basically means buying those chinese goods are cheaper, so they want those u.s. companies to still buy the goods. they devalue their currency, and it weighs things out so tho

craig is charged with assault. take a look at this insane video. raging floodwaters pushing parked cars down the street cause giant dumpsters to tumble down the road. the city hit with torrential downpours and heavy hail overnight. thankfully nobody is hurt. look at this, this lizard's luggage must be missing, right in the iguana evading the key west airport, getting a cardio workout on baggage conveyor belt. it's unclear if the lizard made it through security. i guess it made it through baggage. steve: the other lirdz were on carry on? brian: very nice. ainsley: very big lizard. imagine being on a plane and see that thing. steve: meanwhile no lizards on the street of new york city. we have. so fans. janice: hi how are you what are your names. >> kathleen. >> mike. >> where are you from. >> consumption, georgia. >> do you know we have a grilling competition coming up, the winner. >> yes. >> no would have you voted for. >> brian. >> janice: kilmeade? do you know he had his friends, his neighbors came. >> i know that's why i like it. janice: oh my gosh, sick. we are going to talk about that grilling comp

but craig has got 2 more shadows on saturday and sunday and again with these protests is going to try and avoid is the repeats of protests ending in is actually a kick ass probability on the street that we've seen on say many weekends previously we have had to bury the gesture and that there could be more destruction at the airport now just last week hundreds of pride had to be accountable because of protests at the airport authorities here have dented an injunction against purchases ensuring that those who have to see how that goes out the one thing is that an armory said to the men's him behind these protests despite being that's why . both week it's not dying down here we can hear them behind you shouldn't they also vocal in their protests not only this week the homecoming for kerry now promised to initiate an investigation into police violence and protests in the past week is that likely to ease some of the anger the protestors are feeling. great as is the hero reacted to carried on saying she didn't go nearly far enough the investigation she was talking about inside the police within it's kind of a geisha one of the key 5 was that the protesters want is an independent inves