david stevens, admiral group ceo. david didn't want to talk about it, but other certainly are.oke to paul krugman of the effects of monetary policy on the economy, and despite unprecedented experiments, the effects, he says, have been limited. >> i think there's an accumulation of evidence that monetary policy is pretty ineffective. he came into this inking monetary policy was an effective and then along came qe and turns outates -- there are all these other things that central banks can do but doing very much. ritchie still with us. has monetary policy run its course? >> i don't think so. there are tools that are open but at th the question is if they use them. creation,mes to money i think it is a question of where you decide to put that in the impact it might have on inflationary trend we have seen purchases of financial assets and the question of whether you trade that money directly into the economy -- it's that rubicon that has yet to be crossed the which is certainly an option and one that is perhaps coming closer. the factle talk about that we are moving toward a fiscal

earlier on cnbc, david steven spoke about how admiral business is performing relative to overseas s opstill the driver of value in the business. it was great to see the uk growing strongly even though it's a mature business. it's the market leader in car insurance. we put on 11% more karns customers in the last 12 months. that's rapid growth. we're getting more rapid growth from the developing markets for us, which are the european markets and the usa. where we increase the number of policies by 20%. so we've got value at diving great dividends from the skpuk growth coming from our international operations and particularly our price comparison operations. >> rwe has agreed to raise employee pay and talks with connect workers and minors unions. germany's second largest utility has reported to raise sallys in 2017. last we're rwe reported a slump in first halfrofit due to losses in the trading business. i'll give you a quick look at the shares today. this year as you can see, up more than 27%. slight down direction today. >>> indivior drug positive. it will british pharmaceutical company

to the mortgage numbers that becky was talking about, more on the state of the housing market, david stevense mortgage bankers association. good to have you here. mortgage applications rising 2.8% last week. what do you make of those numbers? >> i think the week to week number is not the big story. i think overall the story of mortgages this year is what i would describe as sort of the brexit bump. refinances are up about $100 billion over last year. we expected them to decline. not expecting what's happened in the international markets that drove this sort of quality to drive rates lower. home purchases are strong. but steady. we're going to have about 5.5 million home sales this year. that's an increase of about 200,000 over the previous year. i think that's fully reflective of household formation, this sort of emerging millennial generation that's continuing to drive and will drive the next generation of housing. >> so the media, government, regulators, everybody always wants to see the last crisis come around again. and diana did a story earlier this week about how home prices nationally

david price. he got help here. steven souza robbed of a home run by benetendi who extends over the wall. red sox beat the rays -- 6-2. their way to tampa for two days of joint practices over at 1 buc beginning this morning. then on friday they will take it to raymond james stadium for game three of the preseason. >>> indy circuit had to finish in pocono because of weekend run. rossi's car goes on top of castro nevess's cockpit and it was a scary moment. elio was fine, walked away from the accident and will ended up making his way to victory lane. unbelievable. that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day. >>> 4:50. if you watched "hard knocks" on hbo you know los angeles rams defensive end will hayes doesn't believe in dinosaurs but does believe in mermaids. turns out the team's move to the west coast paid off big time for hayes. remember this conversation here? closer to mermaids here on the west coast. >> it could be a mermaid. you find different species in the water everyday. >> he really believes in it. a mermaid showed up in practice yesterday with a sign reading "mermaids love

joining me, stewart stevens. david axelrod, also a senior cnn political men tacommentator. to do mock debates, poring over binders, memorizing one liners. he'll prepare the same way he prepared for primary debates. do you think it's wise, the if it ain't broke don't fix it model? >> i think primary debates with a lot of candidates and one-on-one debates are very different creatures. that said, it's been my experience good candidates know how to prepare their own way. when i did debate prep for then-governor bush and cheney in 2000, they both had very different styles. cheney liked lots of mock debates. governor bush didn't. they both did well in debates. these are very, very different creatures. >> david, for secretary clinton, i don't know that she's ever lined up psychology experts to figure out how to get under an opponent's skin before but she certainly never debated somebody like donald trump before. what else would you advise her to do to prepare? >> i think the most important thing is to find yourself a debate partner in your prep sessions who can simulate the kind o

david: still ahead, banking on a soccer stadium. we will speak to stevenugarman about the major league deal he just signed. this is bloomberg. shery: -- this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." david: let's go to the west coast, los angeles, where the bank of california has doubled will pay price and $100 million over 15 years to slap its name on los angeles's new soccer stadium. let me ask you a two-part question. can you confirm the terms of that deal? to those who say that's a lot of money, what is your justification for it? steven: thank you for having me on. the deal has a lot of components and we are really excited about it. we are part of the construction financing on the project. what was important to us was bringing a stadium into south los angeles, the focal point of los angeles, getting the team into the right part of l.a., it's been an empowerment zone we've been focused on. it's a partnership with the los angeles football club and the los angeles football club foundation and the mls. soccer is the fastest-growing sport out her

david? right now we're outside the manitowoc county courthouse watching for steven avery's attorney kathleen zellneryou can see the growing media presence gathering here. if zellner wants to file an appeal for avery.. which she manitowoc clerk of courts says she was here at the courthouse yesterdayat this point zellner has not responded to our requests for comment.if she files the appeal is today this courthouse will once again fall under the national spotlight especially with the popularity of the netflix documentry making a murder. there are avery supporters also coming today... and i spoke with one just a few minutes ago. lisa szatkowskiavery supporter "a bunch of us supporters are coming out we zellner is going to be doing her brief today. turning it in. we have been waiting a very long time for this, we are super excited, and i personally would love to meet her so it's on my bucket list.." we will be here all day watching for avery's lawyer and bring you any updates on the cbs r and five.live in manitowoc county david ade..cbs 58 news. this comes almost two weeks after a federal court i

steven sousa gives the rays a 2- 1 lead. and david ortiz, two straight wins by the rays who win a four game submit with the red sox. outstanding, we knew coming in our bullpen was extremely short and we needed him to go and keep the ball game. >> these are important games for us for next year's purposes. we want to be in contention next year, and we're going to face these teams year in and year o it's a good gauge of our team right now and where we can go and prepare for the future. >>> dan cutter seas there's too many worry about in the preseason game. stage lights or not this, is the most of the projected starting lineup both sides of the ball. and the offensive side has had mixed results. tomorrow against the browns. the start will be huge. the slow start plagued the bucks, and it will be a chance to see the entire offense play into the third quarter. teasers and now, we actually will play a whole game. have you to go into game and i'm preparing like this is a real game. you took out, oh, i wish i could have kept playing when you'r

david price is a different story. pitches for the sox, and steven s souza jr. g one. an amazing grab over the wall and absolutely robs him. meanwhile, price eight innings pitched and two mitts and no runs and eight strikeouts. bogaerts adds a couple more here for boston. rays fall, 6-2 the final. >>> bucs fans may have been split on whether or not they should have drafted a kicker in the second round. no one disputed how good roberto aguayo is. everybody xned more of the same no one could have predicted this. he missed two field goals from 32 and 49 and a missed p.a.t. in the first preseason games after not missing a single p.a.t. or field goal attempt from inside 40 yards his entire college career. aguayo admits his confidence has been shaken just a little bit, but it drives him to focus on getting better. >> at the end of the day, you know, with my whole career and what i've done, you know, misses are rare like i said, you know, before there's a lot of people that miss sometimes. i miss at practice sometimes. you know, it is what it is. there's a lot of expectation

david ortiz... basehit scores andrew benintendi... red sox take the 1-nothing lead.next batter... mookie betts with a chopper over brad miller... around 2nd, going to 3rd... steven souza junior attempts the throw to 3rd... goes past longoria... and we don't see this often... but david ortiz... scores from 1st base... 2-0 red sox.rays get on the board in the 5th... kevin kiermaier with the liner into right... plates 2-1 red sox... not much offense tonight... a combined 25 strikeouts between the 2 teams...rays lose, 2-1. (walter we're still four- yearaw olympic ?flame in tokyo... but the ?flag is already there. it traveled from rio de janeiro in brazil... and arrived in japan just a few hours ago. olympic fever is already in full-flush in tokyo... and a huge crowd was there to see the flag's arrival. (wally people are ?flipping-out over the final five. the gold medal olympic gymnasts are back in the u-s, and enjoying the big apple right now. yesterday, they visited the empire state building... and cameras. next up, they'll go on ?tour, with members of their predecessors, "the fierce five." and yes, they're stopping in tampa... at amalie arena... october 30th. (van

david price is a different story. pitches for the sox, and steven s souza jr. gets ahold of this one. an amazing grab over the wall and absolutely robs him. meanwhile, price eight innings runs and eight strikeouts. bogaerts adds a couple more here for boston. rays fall, 6-2 the final. >>> bucs fans may have been split on whether or not they should have drafted a kicker in the second round. no one disputed how good roberto aguayo is. everybody xned more of the same in the pros from college. it's a rocky start for aguayo. no one could have predicted this. he missed two field goals from 32 and 49 and a missed not missing a single p.a.t. or field goal attempt from inside 40 yards his entire college career. aguayo admits his confidence has been shaken just a little bit, but it drives him to focus on getting better. >> at the end of the day, you know, with my whole career and what i've done, you know, misses are rare of me. like i said, you know, before there's a lot of people that miss sometimes. there's a lot of expectation for me, so i don't -- when you guys come

steven in quincy illinois. >> i'm honored to be able to ask david mccullough a question. why did president adam adams whe been a great attorney and a fair and reasonable man ever signed the sedition act and why was the act enforced using his presidency so vigorously against the supporters of thomas jefferson many of whom were in prison for criticizing john adams and his administration. >> guest: the signing was a mistake on the part of president adams that he himself when he realized he had nothing to do with it once it was passed. yes it was wrong and against the fundamentals. but if you look at how people were in prison imprisoned, it wc mistake rather than upgrade consequences. i don't know a president who didn't make a mistake in office and. history is about human beings. >> host: here is another text from the indianapolis area. which president has the most consequential career after the term and it? >> guest: john quincy adams it was his star performance for all the right things he brought for them and john quincy adams is a vastly underrated american. we don't get m

guest tonight say that trump campaign is a, electrified by hiring of breitbart steven bannon and polster kelly ann conway. david is also the president of citizens united, have you a full plate my friend, good to have you with us. >> thank you, i do. lou: let's start with the new leadership, and start with kellyann conway, first woman to lead a presidential campaign in republican party, and what have we heard from national liberal media? i have not even found a mention of it, how about you? >> no, i have not, i was going to mention that to you, i am grateful, kellyann conway is an incredibly smart, dedicated campaign manager for donald trump now. and it is -- as the first woman it really a special time, and it shows, once again donald trump's hiring practices that are well documented within trump inc is now in the campaign, kellyann, my polster, and has been for years, i think she is just a tremendous talent, and brings a wide array of talents to his campaign. lou: she has been for numerous presidential candidates, a leading republicans, throughout. you work with steve bannon for years. here is a man who is a fo

that's quoting i think david leibovitz. and steven rishuto.ith the economist that we have on board. i couldn't tell whether you agreed with me that they won't raise or you thought it was a cynical viewpoint. >> i don't think it is. again, to your point i'm much more in your camp than becky's camp about the fact whoever gets in in this kind of election is going to be beholden to whatever the fed does anyway. so the december date is immaterial. it's the data. it's not giving them the excuse. the result is i think they've backed away from it. whether they do it december or not is something. >> would something that janet yellen says on friday, does it matter? i don't believe in anything she says anyway. it seems like they've played us so many times about oh it's a live meeting. and it was never really a live meeting. or the slightest thing on the planet can scuttle their best laid plans to raise. >> i think you're looking at a committee that wants people to believe they're ready and willing to raise rates. and they're not willing to do it unless t

supporters of steven avery thought his high- powered attorney would file a motion to begin the appeal of his murder conviction.but now we're hearing that will not happen today..cbs 58's david ade is live in manitowoc with an updates. the courthouse is now closed here in manitowoc and the was no sign of steven avery's lawyer kathleen zellner. zellner's office told me about an hour ago anything that could be filed in but also said we are in the right place to see something happen. aversupporters got here around noon today holding signs in support avery and his cousin brenden dassey.they expect avery's lawyer will reveal new evidence and that it will set the grounds for an appeal for avery which they hope eventually leads to his conviction being overturned.i spoke with one of the supporters who has been how here for hours hoping to see zellner stop by. game just to see what she's going to do exactly. because like i said, i was a little confused myself and i shouldn't have been but i was. i don't know the technical things but i'm excited there was a countdown to this we're all really looking forward to this and i'm really excited to see what she knows." knows." a deputy clerk

stevens: about seven or eight. sandra, david, tony, nino. >> then david souter, stephen breyer. mr. nd ruth, yeah. that's a lot of change. mr. stevens: yes, a lot of change. >> justice kagan, you have been on the court not quite as long. in time we are looking forward to this anniversary in the future. one of the things that has changed, certainly since i was a law clerk is the way the court uses technology. we used to have typewriters, which are a device for those of , you who are young, it was not hooked up to the internet. you created text directly. [laughter] -- how hasthink technology changed the way the court does its work? ms. kagan: can i say something about collins? [laughter] ms. kagan: congratulations, collins. now i know to come to you for a caddy. [laughter] ms. kagan: could i say something about being a pair with john stephen sacco the last time we stevens? the last time we were in public together was six years ago. you have a date, john will only be 102. [laughter] ms. kagan: it is a special thing to get a phone call from the president saying he would like you to be on

david ortiz. and then... something you'll probably ?never see again. ortiz... running... all the way from the first... to home! steven souza junior missed that throw to 3rd. ortiz scores...and it's two-nothing sox. the rays would get on the board in the 5th... kevin kiermaier with the liner into right... plates corey dickerson. but it wouldn't be enough. the rays lose... 2 to 1. game three against the sox tonight at 7-10. where the struggles continue for their rookie kicker. "roberto aguayo" missed three of his six field goal attempts. he's also missed a few kicks during the bucs first two preseason games. he's been taking a lot of heat from the fans... since he was a second round draft pick. the pressure apparently getting to him... and don't forget he ?is just a rookie. his bucs teammates are now and now... another update from the little league world series. and not a good one, for my warwick boys. they were taking on iowa yesterday afternoon... hoping to move on to the next round. and it ?looked like rhode island would have the advantage in this one... coming off ?two days of rest. iowa just played the night befor

our top story tonight... 3 the effort to clear steven filing' wisconsin has ver seen. cbs 58's david ade joins us live from manitoth woc wi the latest...david? here is that filing you mentionedit's more like a booklet the formal request is 45 pages the rest records and documents to back it all zellner dropped this off a few hours ago here in manitowoc county. zellner took a stack of these into the manitowoc clerk of cour office this afternoon this came hours after she filed an appeal with the state zellner says this testing motion will put that appeal on hold until t results come in. she says all this work could take about three months and says it's the most comprehensive battery of forensic and dna tests ever requested in wisconsin. "no one who is guilty would testing to be done. from fibers to contaminants to dna to blood aging. all of those things are going to be done in this." i asked the wisconsin ment of j response to zellner's moves today so far i have not heard back.live in manitowoc county david ade cbs 58 news. a new development tonight in the investigation of theatal shoot

david: joining us now is steven yaccino of bloomberg politics. welcome to the program.or opportunity for trump to turn the page. did he succeed in that attempt to turn the page? steven: we will see. he gave a very serious, scripted speech yesterday, and we saw a donald trump that was able to reassure anxieties, party faithful who have started to have even more serious doubts about his candidacy. he got a lot of messages across, he talked about small government, low regulations, cutting taxes. he embraced the house republicans tax plan, which is seen as a pretty large overture to paul ryan. but we will see. the headlines this morning are the support of the republican party. that is one he is trying to run away from. david: he really moved toward paul ryan particularly. he has been very active in the tax planning area. to him most attractive and his base, so moving to the mainstream of the republican party? steven: one of the more interesting things about the speeches the republican orthodoxy that he talked about, hugging paul ryan on taxes, small government, things like

david: clinton advisor paid by the clinton foundation. >> because president obama wouldn't let mrs. clinton hire him to work in the state department, was ambassador stevens'sife. david: wow. >> if that isn't confidential secret or top secret, hard to imagine what is. that is the link that claman makes. unfortunately it will fail under the law because the federal government given mrs. clinton and all government employees, qualified immunity. david: right. >> if you behave as a law authorizes you to behave, you didn't harm somebody intentionally, you can't be sued for it. david: let's put up hillary clinton's defense, through a spokesperson. she said, while no one can imagine the pain of the families of the brave americans we lost there have been nine different investigations into the attack. none found any evidence whatsoever of any wrongdoing on part of hillary clinton. i would say that is absolutely not true. there is plenty of evidence of wrongdoing. >> it is absolutely not true. it is also irrelevant to this. she enjoys this qualified immunity, just like you -- if you were injured as a soldier, or even as an innocent iraqi civilian by the invasion of ir

steven feinberg. also including david malpass, dan dimico. david malpass will join us today at 8:40 a.m.panel this morning, douglas holtz aikin is here. he's president of the american action forum. jeff manbrake part of the rediscovering government initiative. and our very own senior contributor larry kudlow. welcome to all of you. great to see you. >> this is great. this is the a-team. >> you want to comment on donald tru trump's economic team? >> all brilliant people. eight guys -- i couldn't make the cut. no way. this is really the creme de la creme. but i will say this just to start the show off. mr. trump is going to speak at the detroit economics club on monday and in general terms, this is going to be what i call a big bang economic growth program. with lower tax rates, lower spending, lower regulatory burdens, and what's happened over the last few months as people have tweaked this around, we put in much more growth and far lower budget deficits. even douglas holtz 'kin is going to like our plan. >> you promise that. >> $9.6 trillion deficit it would create. >> in the last centur

national action on this panel, why don't the two of you talk about, we can start with you steven and go to david talk about what is the pressure that's needed to ensure that after an elected officials gets in office that we actually make them do the work. >> yes, thank you. i want to give kudos again to president moriel but i thank you tamika for this question is we must continue to recognize that the greatest form of resistance is not solely what we do in a protest but how we engage policy. i think it's also important to recognize that when we elect someone on november the eighth, that we not need go home on november the ninth and have demands as the country transitions and also to the nation's capitol in dc on the third weekend in january, third monday in january that we know what we are asking for. i think we need to be consistent and show up in representative offices, in congressional offices and be radically responsible but to have an agenda that's clear, based because in 2018 they are going to come back to us and wonder where we are and mobilize our vote but we want to know what you're goi

steven strasburg was. he pitches wednesday. max scherzer, 0 and 3 in four starts, 0 for 3. david dahl, speaking of games, he won a gold in the pan-american games in 2011. scherzer not feeling gold. rockies up, 2-0. scherzer lasted four innings, seven hits, four earned. his shortest outing in a year. bryce harper went like -- got on base five times, and the nationals win. >> so dahl's medal was in baseball or was he an archer or something in his spare time? >> not sure if that was dahl or blackmon, but they both had big games. >>> top four, giants trailing 3-2. josh harrison, this is the pirates and giant, hunter pence in foul territory, but he makes a grab. he's dealing with that bull pen mound over there. >> yeah. >> he says, did you see what i i'm looking at it. right. andrew mccutcheon, also a man outstanding in his fie, makes a diving catch there. stuck the landing. that saved two runs. that was in the bottom of the seventh with a tying run at the plate. pirates go on to win it 8-5, so now as a result of that, the dodgers just a half game back in the n.l. west trying to chase

steven strauss berg was. he pitches wednesday. maximum scherzer 0 and 3 in four starts, 0 for 3. david daal, he won a gold in the pan-american games in 2011. scherzer not feeling gold. rockies up, 2-0. scherzer lasted four innings, four earned. his shortest outing in a year. bryce harper went like -- got on base five times and nationals win. >> it was in baseball or is he an archer? >> not sure if that was him or blackmon. >>> top four, giants trailing 3-2. josh harrison, pirates and giant, hunter pence in foul territory but he makes a grab. he says, did you see what i did? i'm looking at it. right. andrew mccutcheon also a man outstanding in his field. makes a diving catch there. stuck the landing. that saved two runs. that was in the bottom of the seventh with tying run at the plate. pirates win it 8-5 so now as a result of that the dodgers just half a game back in the n.l. west. >> that wasn't a me. give you better, "gma," 24 hours from now. >>> up next in "the pulse," whatever it takes to win. the sprinter in rio who dove across the finish line. >>> and michael phelps and katie led

steven sousa, rays 2-1. this game came down to david ortiz pinch hitting in the ninth inning. sails by to end the game. the sox lose by pa 2-1 final. bad news on sprained his knee last night, had to be pulled from the game, doctors evaluating the mri to determine the true extent of the injury, but we know this much, he is at least out for the next two weeks. the patriots, of course, on their way to charlotte to face the panthers tomorrow. tom brady has made the trip, so now obviously we will watch when and if he will play tomorrow against the panthers, but they did make a trade today. mingo at one point the sixth pick to cleveland in exchange ? my the line backing corps a little bit. now, back to the old time baseball game. the story of the night is 16-year-old jordan leandry. this kid when he was seven, sang the national anthem he's 16 now. >> it's awesome to have people out here like that. it's a good cause, that's why we're out here supporting what's going on here, so it's exciting. i'm glad to have him out here on my team. i'm pumped up to be playing with him. >> the reporter: so he did his thing,

to the starting rotation, scratching steven wright from tomorrow night's game after he jammed his shoulder diving back to second base while pinch running for david ortiz sunday against the dodgers. wright won't need a trip to the disabled list but the sox are sending edwardo rodriguez to play in his place and clay buchholz will start on saturday. >>> down in rio, leading the pack with a medal count of 28, china in second with 20. and japan placing third for the moment with 17. >>> staying at the games, men's soccer. south korea and mexico, scoreless in the 77th minute until kwanchang unleashes the kick, his magical strike knocks out the defending gold medalist change for the red sox tomorrow night, yankees mayor gerardy says alex rodriguez will remain in the line-up. that's sports. that's sports. be 7news continues aft for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. narrator: but that's the way to get kelly ayo

steven wright dazzling with the three hitter. nine strikeouts. mookie batts, have a season. david ortiz not in the lineup but he was on the field as the dodgers honor him in a ceremony. 9-0. decision to move on from deflate date personal. brady speaking out about his decision to move on for the first time. saying he's taking it one data time trying to set an example for his teammates as they prepare for a new season. last month, an appeals court rejected his request that they review his case which meant the suspension would stand. after that decision, tom brady decided not to appeal to the u.s. supreme court. like i said, i will be excited to be back when i am back. i'll cheering our team team. -- team on. doug: brady says he will deal of the suspension when it happens and will be watching and rooting for the patriots to win. antoinette: a nantucket nonprofit is giving back to war veterans with the. trainers to bring there be dogs and veterans together. of his leg in iraq in 2004. he says his dog helped him recover when he came home. >> he always seemed to know when my leg was hur

joining us now to talk more about the state of the race, steven frum, a former speech writer, senior editor at the atlantic. davidit's friday. it's been a rough week for donald trump. we see him on stage in iowa. the state of the trump campaign and the prospects for turn around, what would you say right now? >> his really only hope is to get on the big plane and go to bermuda for the rest of the election. the secret of his success in the primary, he was able to grab the tv camera, fix it on himself and say outrageous things, but that galvanized a segment out of one party of two in the country. he can't stop doing that. can't stop making the camera focus on him. can't stop making himself the theme. so, a lot of voters who might not like hillary clinton that much, who might not be democrats, they're not thinking at her. what they're thinking about is the newest atrocity. are we insulting babies today in war hee whos? disabled? women? which group that any decent human being would respect is being treated with contempt that day. if he got on the plane and went to bermuda and just stopped talking, the camera might hav

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steven avery. his latest appeal is in, with a filing made this morning at an appeals court in madison.while the conviction..this morning's filing also indicates she's trying to bide time cbs 58's david ade joins us live at the manitowoc county courthouse to explain this 'latest legal twist'...david? avery's lawyer, kathleen zellner, is asking that the appeal proceeding be delayed until more scientific testing is done. so that's why we are here at the manitowoc county courthouse today, the expectation is zellner will permission from the court for some type of dna or forensic test.yesterday... zellners office told me that we are in the right spot if something were to happen.however today if you call zellners office.. instead of someone answering the phone... you hear a voice recording telling you the office is being overwhelmed with calls from all over the world related to the avery case, and it directs people to their website. so as of right now we are unsure if and when zellner could be here in manitowoc county, case she does, and bring you the latest on the cbs 58 news at four and five.live in manitowoc county david ade cbs 58 news. happening right now, family, friends and a promin

david duke values, donald trump values are not america values. >> reporter: after knocking trump during an appearance on a late show with steven colbert. >> i don't it. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> reporter: clinton is still facing questions about the work of the clinton foundation. and state department access given the foundation donors. the democratic nominee says the foundation is looking for groups to take on some of the work in the event she's elected president. >> well, we're going to be testing that and that's why, you know, the foundation is looking for partners and there are potential partners for some of the work, but not necessarily the same partner for all of the work. >> reporter: pamela brown, cnn, washington. >>> all right. let's bring back our cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein and direct for the university of v virginia larry sabado. hillary clinton said during the week her e-mails are boring, it seems she can't escape the e-mail problem. with the state department possibly releasing more, is that kind of the october surprise or is there still the anticipation of that wikileaks dump being the october surprise? >>

steven, it's important to note there is an opportunity early on for mr. trump to distance himself from david duke, and he pretended like he didn't know who david duke was. >> well, in one interview, i think he was confused about questioning, but he has repeatedly disavowed david duke and any racist. and look, it's always possible to go out and find some hateful, ignorant idiot who supports a candidate and that's what she did. but it's totally unfair to then try to connect those remote individuals with the masses who are supporting donald trump. and we can do the same thing to hillary clinton, but it would be totally irresponsible, and that blackface was irresponsible. we need to rise above this. we have real problems in america, we have slow growth. we have a rise in violence, particularly in the inner cities, we have people of color who are simply not participating in the economic expansion. so let's get out of the mud pat and let's start talking policies that can hull help move america forward. >> let's talk immigration now, the big speech coming tomorrow. we are hearing some conflicting t

steven wright is going to miss his next start because he got injured while pinch running in doublers. wright pinch ran for david ortiz, and he was forced to dive back into second, and he jammed his shoulder. there's no structural damage, but there is inflammation, which means that he can't throw tomorrow night. eddie rodriguez on thursday, david price on friday, clay buckholtz saturday night against arizona. tonight, the lineup has been shaken up a little bit. dustin pedroia is going to lead off, something he has not always loved to do, xander bogaerts is going to move up to two spot and mookie betts is going to slide to number three, give him a chance to knock in a few runs. a shakeup at the top to create offense for the sox as they get back to yankees. former rutgers football player, eric la grand, who was paralyzed six years ago, he spoke to both teams as they gathered on the field. clearly his words left an impression. >> i have heard of his story, from seeing him on tv and stuff, but never met him in person. pretty amazing what he's doing. he's very, very inspirational. his goal is essentially to walk off

steven spielberg, it is quality. amy: they said it was the audition. which meant everything to me. charlie: how far did you prepare for that? amy: really prepared. it's an actual story. davidinkel wrote the book so i met the woman i'm playing. i spent time with her. charlie: this is you. you are what you are because you cared more than anybody else. amy: i am surprised other people don't work harder. right? that is why you are who you are. charlie: and they don't understand it -- amy: why am i not doing the thing? this person said, you are the senator of new york's daughter. i said, goodbye. there are people you meet and they say you really care and you work your ass off, too. goldie hawn. i got this movie with her and she hasn't worked in 14 years and she trusted me and chose to do this project and we had the best time. and it's funny. and it's an action movie. i did it because i really care about it. i'm not trying to make money acting. if it's something about finance -- i'm going to do stuff that i can be really proud of. charlie: is it because people know that and they know what you are capable of doing, an attractive look at interesting scripts? are you looking at thi

steven souza junior comes around with the go ahead run, and gives up two earned in six plus innings of work. to the ninth we go david ortiz coming on as a pinch hitter, ramiro made sure there was no big poppy magic sox lose 2-1, settling for a split with the rays. >> i'm always prepared to go, so, whenever my number's called i'll be ready. my effort and thoughts into, you know, this week and next week, and try to go out and play. uh, you know, in a couple of good pre-season games and see if i can get some of that game action. >> well sounds like tom brady's going to get his wish. the patriots qb reportedly making the trip to carolina and will play tomorrow night against the panthers. it's unclear if he'll start or come on in relee. the pats struck gold last year - - out of cleveland, now they're hoping for more of the same with mingo, sending the fifth-round pick to the browns for the linebacker, drafted drafted sixth over all in 2013, but he struggled to match his ped grea, 76 sacks in - - . 7 sacks in 46 games to the steven ridley is a man without a team. fairly in detroit's first two pre-season games now we'll is

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