it is bad, deion. this is the whole tipoff how things will start going now given i think cease-fire is done. the fact we poured all the water we can on the campfire sitting around with them. that is the problem why the markets reacting so poorly, jackie, very quick. >> if i jump in for a second, look how trump handled the situation with mexico. did he really ever mean it to begin with? no he backed off very quickly. the question that i have, popped into my mind all morning what if he didn't mean the 10% increase in tariffs would take place on september the 1st? after this devaluation there, is no way for him to back off of that. that is why we saw bloodletting in the retail sector today. jcpenney, trading down near its all-time low. macy's, trading down really know as well. many companies are on their knees, they don't have enough time to prepare. ashley: yeah. >> their margins are already squeezed as they are. i'm saying this thing could backfire. could you push the united states closer towards a rece

now deion you know if he can turn the weed into a year round income after joining a co-operative run by women in a nearby village. about it was a dry night he on you takes them to the thai for charcoal processing plant on the women take over. first the typhus troy's burned and then mixed with come around because before being pressed into pellets the women churn out 5 or 6 times a week of this clean burning fuel. in wrong make shift market type for charcoal pellets sell for 15 euro cents a burg. wood is scarce because villages in this region have cut down almost all the trees for use as fuel. is the sustainable answer for cooking in a place where electricity and gas are out of reach for most. doesn't only use type for charcoal it turns out the weed is a perfect material for a cooling waterproof roof to. abraham cilla was wrecking his brains to think of a senegalese alternative to the fact grooves he'd seen in europe the answer was right under his nose. the people i knew in brittany had never heard of time so i took some to france to show them they said it looked like it would work and

abc 7 news anchor deion lim tels us about one company that says it can narrow down when someone is toorive. >> reporter: at dui check points across the state, police are seeing an increase in the number of drivers getting behind the wheel stoned. according to the california highway patrol driving under the influence of marijuana arrests have increased 31% and injuries relating to people driving under the influence of marijuana increased 102% since recreational cannabis was legalized. determining how stoned a driver is eluded police. if they suspect someone was drunk, police can use a breathalyzer but no such device has proven useful for cannabis consumption. >> when you can find thc in breath and that requires extraordinary sensitive tools but when you can find it, you know the person used very, very recently. >> reporter: tch is a component in cannabis that makes you high and can impair a driver's reaction. dr. mike lynn is an emergency room physician and reserve deputy sheriff. he is also the founder of oakland based hound labs, makers of the world's first breathalyzer to measure rec

deion green was at the bar with his father and says he saw a man wearing a mask but didn't immediately notice anything else out of place. >> it wasn't the type of body language. he walked normally, came around the corner, heard two shots, pop-pop. >> reporter: after those shots, he expected his dad to get up from the ground. instead, he took his last breath in his son's arms. >> i just laid across his body and just laid on him. it was just unreal. just kept saying, i love you. get up. get up. just get up. i don't know what else to keep saying. >> reporter: one more note about deon green whose father died in his arms of, wolf, he believes he spoke to the shooter's sister that night. she was also killed. before she died he says she said to him, i've been shot. call 911. it wasn't until he was interviewed by police the next day, they were questioning him about the woman that he was speaking to at the scene who died there, it wasn't until then he put it together and saw her photo in the news and realize that had indeed was the shooter's sister he was speaking to. a remarkable connection, w

i am not going to compare him to deion jones, one of the great cover three guys, but he is that sort of style of player. >> al: first-year player. played his college ball at miami. third down and ten. 1:45 remaining in the fourth quarter. >> cris: if they throw incomplete you will probably have to kick the field goal here. they could make a defensive stand, get the ball back and win the game. >> al: i guess. third and ten. pass over the middle is caught and taken to the 5 yard line by muhammad. now you have a fourth down and four. >> cris: yeah. now you go for it. >> al: we talked about dick e ebersoll and the rozelle award. sam farmer and the mccann award. many, many years " l.a. times," terrific writer. always gets things right. he has broken a ton of stories. he will join that group up on that wall. sam farmer, congratulations to one of the really, really good guys in the business. >> cris: probably one of the most fair guys in the business. >> al: very. fourth and four. indeed you are right. they are going to go for it. rypien surveys, throws, caught and does he get in? there is

elizabeth deion with the indiana debate commission. a professor for two decades of american politics of in south bendsity and hosts "politically speaking" wnit, a public affairs television program. also from the world of harry boomer, no stranger to cleveland. harry is an anchor and reporter with woio, also the anchor of publicocus, a local affairs program. pastalso the immediate president of cleveland's chapter of the national association of black journalists. dr. richard davis is next to him, he teaches political science and runs the office of civic engagement for brigham in utah.versity john green rounds out our panel, he's everything political but currently he happens to be the interim president of the university of didn't havee he enough to do running the blitz politics of applied the university of akron. he's been a pew research fellow and go-to source for commentary on all things political for nationalrnalists and journalists, as well. please join me in welcoming our panel. [applause] >> i want to throw this out for general disc

deion west letter is stepping down, the reason, family health reasons.e will be succeeded by head of imaging printing solutions at company. hp down 5%. melissa. melissa: promising it will pay for itself, bernie sanders unveiling the 16 trillion-dollar "green new deal" to fight climate change, 16.3 trillion it is by far the most expensive plan among the 2020 candidates. we have republican strategist along with antjuan seawright, blueprint strategy founder, ceo and democratic strategist. let me start with you. so this is the part i found most terrifying. the plan will pay for itself with quote, litigation, fees and taxes and new income tax revenue. wow, that sounds like an economy killer. >> on the surface this number itself would scare anybody. it's a lot of money. i think that, as in every presidential campaign the marketplace of ideas take place. of course how you campaign, how you govern usually tends out, folds out to be different. i commend the center making it a priority. i'm not sure i agree with every step of the way, every aspect of this plan but

the israelis made the rights deion, which was to let my two colleagues in.they were forced out of that in a way that is harmful to israel by the coercive pressure of the president. but let's al put in context, and i think danny did this well, thiss not your regular boycott movement. i mean, i've got a friend otwo who won't buy a toyota becauseap they want to stop killing whales. they're not trying to force every japanese citizen out of asia and to be killed or somehow drifted into the pacific, but the international leaders of the bbs move. ment are trying not the try to get israel to change this or that policy, but to try to remove every jew from theiddle east, just as hitler wanted a jewish-free europe, this bds groupmi wants a jewish-frele east. >> nawaz: let me ask you about that, sir. do you believe your colleagues have the right to support that bds movement? >> i think my colleagues support changes in the policy of israe i have no reason to think that they support the idea of excluding every jew and every israeli from the middle eas >> nawaz: sir, befor

deion green said he wasnjoyinga the shooter opened fire. >> he saved my life. there is no way i shouldn't have been the one that got hit. >> reporter: his dad died in his arms. >> he was just staring at me, just staring at me, and i'm like, come on. and he just stops breathing on me. i just lose it. i grab him and hold him. just tell him i love him and hold him. >> reporter: the fbi says the shooter was not on its radar before this incident, and while they are not saying what specific idealogy he may have embraced, they are saying they found no evidence that this attack was racially motivated or influenced by events in el paso the day before. anthony? >> dean reynolds, thank you, dean. in the wake of the dayton shootings, ohio's governor is calling for tough new gun control measures. republican mike dewine wants to require background checks for nearly all gun sales. he's also seeking improvements in the state's mental health resources and a so-called red flag law. that would allow courts to take away firearms from people who pose a threat. it's not clear how mu

deion warwick is thankful for that. >> what would be your image to congress on issues like immigrationhat are so intractable. >> once we realize we're all human beings, that god put us on the earth to be a service to each other, we became a nation of i, me, my. what happened to us? that's what we have to get back to. ♪ that's what friends are forinates. >> and jeff flake joins us at the table. if everyone in congress had to listen to dionne warwick before they voted, there would be happiness at the table. it's amamazing the music modernization act passed unanimously in the house and senate. last week, eminem's sponsor sued claiming this might not be constitutional. >> a lot of people looked at this and don't put much stock in it. what brought everybody to the table was lawsuits like this. that's what we're trying to move away from. and i think we're all fully confident that it will withstand the constitutional scrutiny. >> is the way this came together a model for washington functioning in the future? >> that's what i was thinking. >> i think it is. the way they said that they realized

susan li is with us with john lonski and deion, let me get your sense of where we see this going. president is more or less saying, not commenting on goldman sachs' prediction, we don't get a deal at all before the 2020 election but he can wait it out and if it comes to that, fine. what do you think? >> it's not just goldman sachs. goldman sachs was the latest to say this but you have s&p saying this a couple weeks ago, you had i believe moody's said this as well. you've got a number of investment managers, ratings agencies, all kinds of market watchers, saying we don't think there will be a deal this year. there might not be a deal before the election in 2020. people have seemed to come around to this reality we are locked in for a trade war. that really seems like what china is saying. they look to have locked in and said you know what, we would rather just wait this guy out, we think if he crashes the economy, then people are going to vote him out and we will have a new person to deal with and maybe they will be amenable to what we want to do. neil: they did kind of blink overn

think a lot of people there feel that they have been left behind by economic developments they've seen deionust realisation and also they've seen their young people leaving to find work elsewhere it has to be said there was high on unemployment a decade or so ago in the east it's fallen massively now so there are very complex reasons i also think you should reflect that and people who grew up in eastern germany grew up in an undemocratic state and they may be more susceptible if you like for the undemocratic messages from the far right our political correspondent simon young ahead of those 2 key votes this weekend thank you simons. thousands of security personnel have been deployed to india's a border state of just ahead of the publication of a hugely important document it is a list of who has proven the right to live in india the government says the list will weed out illegal immigrants from neighboring bangladesh but any flaws in the system can have far reaching record cautions. from assam. sergeant harley how much has a mammoth task. he has to reassure thousands of his fellow residents of