ethan: you really have two economies.ave the economy exposed to trade, which is going into a mild recession. you can see it in the business investment plans by manufacturing firms. the rest of the economy looks fine. overall, we are looking at growth this quarter of 2% or maybe a little higher. we are going to slow further. the trade war shock takes time to develop, and we do think we will slow down to about 1.3% growth in the fourth quarter, but the trade war is really just chipping away at the economy. it is not a dramatic, overwhelming shock. it is more of a gathering headwind. guy: as a result of this still a midcycle adjustment from the fed, or is it something more? ethan: well, i think it is a midcycle adjustment. let's look at what the fed has actually done here. despite all the discussion about how the fed should have done 50, and the president tweeting they should cut to zero, the fed has actually been very proactive. they've never cut 25 basis points within economy this healthy and with markets this healthy, and

ethan, i will start with you, what is your take on this?tty clear the first message but to give the benefit of the doubt if it is public information, why don't they just look it up? >> yeah. that is a great question. i also am totally against blacklists. hollywood has horrific history from the mccarthy era painting a lot of jewish people, a lot of gay people into a list that blocked them from working in hollywood. i'm totally against that. what i am for is knowing where money in politics comes from. and we don't necessarily need to make public calls for that but i believe that we should make sure all money in politics is exposed and we shine light on it. our current laws under citizens united and republican party fought specifically against the mccain feingold campaign finance bill. we need to have the exposure, the light on the money in politics because it's a corrupting and corrosive influence in any democracy. so let's go there. let's expose all the money in politics. deirdre: ethan, yeah, to your point, and that is a very large battle c

and we can speak now to ethan lindenberg at the global vaccination summit in brussels ethan's a leading critic of anti vaccine campaigns ethan thank you for joining us we have to start with your personal story because you got vaccinated against your mother's wishes tell us what happened. yeah of course when i was growing up my mom believe that actions cause autism and brain damage and show a lot of misinformed perceptions about vaccines and so when i turned 18 i had the legal option to get back to my home state of ohio in the u.s. so i pursued that and got vaccines for measles polio and other really extreme diseases that i previously was not vaccinated against because of those missed this information that she was given and even how did she react to that. well so because of the misinformation brought it to her and these false ideas that vaccines were dangerous getting my vaccines was scary to her she thought that i could potentially harm myself and encouraging my siblings to harm themselves as well and even still she hold this belief said things that my advocacy and talking about this pu

so she took the brunt of the force. >> reporter: ethan is covered with scrapes. broken hip and pelvis and a badly-injured knee. >> even though i'm hurt, i'm getsed. the worst. >> it could have been tragic, w. >> reporter: neighbor lawrence dow heard the crash and ran out to help. he said people driveway too fast and often don't slow down when approaching the crosswalk. he says more needs to be done to make it safe. >> the crosswalk needs to be lit up. it needs to be lit up as far as crossing that intersection like that. >> some people get distracted with the phone or music or, i don't know. i'm just asking them just to be careful. >> reporter: we're back here live. you can see there are yellow signs indicating there's a crosswalk here, but there aren't any lights, there also aren't any signs notifying people that there is a school nearby, and there is t here tucked away on the fair grounds lot right where we're standing. bravo says that, too, needs to change. reporting live in antioch, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> it's an active evening at san quentin p

it was there i met the chairman of ethan allen, founder of ethan allen and convinced him i knew a lot home furnishings and he set up a joint venture. >> farooq, thank you for joining us and congratulations on the book. >> good to be here. >> author of the new memoir "trail blazer. >> when we return stocks selling off on weak data and ongoing china trade tensions, dow down re0 points, s&p off 29 mo on the selloff when "squawk on the street" returns i can. the two words whispered at the start of every race. every new job. and attempt to parallel park. (electrical current buzzing) each new draft of every novel. (typing clicks) the finishing touch on every masterpiece. (newborn cries) it is humanity's official two-word war cry. words that move us all forward. the same two words that capital group believes have the power to improve lives. and that, for over 85 years, have inspired us to help people achieve their financial goals. talk to your advisor or consultant for investment risks and information. >>> now for our etf spotlight, taking a look at oil prices falling again on ongoing china

joining me to debate this isdin, conservative author and filmmaker and ethan bierman host of leftist news. it does say seem like every week liberals prove a different stereotype correct. we just laid out a few of them in the angle, but we could do an entire hour on this. on this particular issue of guns, your thoughts.s. >> well, i think that this vindicates kind of what the nra has been warning from the outset. at first, for many years, i thought the nra was kind of using the slippery slope argument, which was that essentially that once you start outlawing one type of weapon, you will then slowly proceed to outlaw the next type and then it becomes kind of a comprehensive confiscation. what's interesting is this isn't even a slippery slope, it now appears like there's a whole group of people that from the outset want a comprehensive ban and these mass shootings are making them come out of theclosy rhetorically, and make them be more and more frank and candid about what their real agenda is. it never was a kind of targeted or narrowly0tailored law while it is ultimately an all-out ass

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ethan and matt met at the pennsylvania state university. what started out as an engineering class project has turned into a flourishing business. i'm particularly proud that ethan and matt chose to plant roots in phillipsburg. this historic commitment to our local communities is breathing new life into small town u.s.a. it's companies like diamondback hemming helping small towns bounce back. the decision to manufacture, market, sell, and ship from phillipsburg is an investment in pennsylvania's future. in the local communities and businesses and the people who call the commonwealth home. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of clean energy week, an opportunity to cele

coast guardsman is charged with murder following a 7 month long investigation. 19 year-old ethan tucker was arrested wednesday in connection with the january beating death of a shipmate in alaska. tucker and 19 year-old ethan couch were both assigned to a kodiak alaska base cutter at the time of cultures death. tucker's accused of causing blunt force trauma to coaches head and placing or leaving him in the water. a court document also says that tucker provided a false official statement when he said he didn't strike kelton that he injured his hand by punching a steel bulkhead after learning of cultures death. >>the death of a seaman you think alice was very sudden and tragic and it has a huge impact on us in the us coast guard, especially for the cutter that both of these members were from. our sympathy goes out to the families we know that this is a very trying and difficult time for both the accused and for the victim and our hearts go out to the. >>tucker's facing 7 charges under the uniform code of military justice including drinking under age obstructing justice and for the murder

her 4-year-old son ethan is scraped and bruised.t by a car monday afternoon as they walked hand in hand through an antioch crosswalk to pick up bravo's two other young children from school. >> i saw two cars stop. so i start crossing. >> reporter: bravo says while two cars had stopped for them, another car drove through as they were almost across the street, knocking bravo unconscious as she did her best to protect little ethan. >> she was able to push him, kind of toss him out of the way. so she took the brunt of the force, and he -- he still got hurt in the process, but he was actually saved by her. >> it could have been tragic, you know. we don't want that. >> reporter: neighbor lawrence dow heard the crash and ran out to help. he says people driveway too fast on 10th street and often don't slow down when approaching the crosswalk. he says more needs to be done to make it safe. >> the crosswalk needs to be lit up. it needs to be lit up as far as crossing that intersection right there. >> reporter: while there is a k through eight

journeyman, host of left coast news, ethan bearman and fox news contributor guy benson.elcome to you both. >> hey, shannon. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: to the idea of having a vote on the floor, this is very interesting from a "new york times" and they talk about "the squad" here and say when they speak, everybody listens, how the freshmen are shaping this impeachment push. it goes on to say the few democrats who oppose impeachment can ill afford to take a vote on the house floor on whether to open and impeachment inquiry and ms. pelosi does not plan to hold one according to lawmakers and senior party officials. a guy, why not hold a vote? it's time, it's time. >> because they are playing games on this. i happen to believe there are very concerning developments in this whole ukraine situation. i'm not sitting here saying the president has done nothing wrong. i've argued the opposite on the of cases but if the democrats actually believe their own rhetoric, that the president has committed this grave sin against the republic in misusing his power on foreign policy for

midfielder christopher and cuckoos signed from power essentially man and team wales international ethan and podium lawndale from chelsea even the new coach is in the 1st flush of youth uli are now goals man coveted by many now he's joined from hoffenheim mapping out the next stage of life journey potentially to the very top right now focus off for her i'm sure we'll have a very good staff out of no objections if we want to charge in the next 3 years or even sooner that would be great. and that's the rough agenda it would seem. vicious gifted and up for the challenge that description fits by a label as well and no one more so i think i have that 20 years old and one of the builders league is biggest stars already growth this year we can really give it a go this season and we will. get over it i think is a great mix to the team. karen demir by the club's record signing bring something new to the make himself leverkusen coach peter boss loves to attack last season they made the champions league and this time. it will be i know what we're aiming for is no idea how long ago. but we've got go

ethan is right.e democrats a good chance in the general election according to mike assuming the economy doesn't stay where it is, just because he is the more moderate of the candidates running when the rest of them are still in to the left. and you said in that piece, he points out that that's not a good enough reason for someone to run for president. just because you want to beat the incumbent, doesn't make you a candidate who can articulate why voters should choose you. and i think it's a real challenge. i think ethan chooses or points out about biden what his strengths are. right now if you give their best general election opportunity, but in a primary, that's really not enough when you've got a lot of the primary voters were looking for red meat socialism he's just not serving that up in a way that makes them happy. >> shannon: was put up a pole and, this is the average of real clear politics polling and when look at this, the numbers that sanders and warren -- they have a lot of similar position

year-old james shelton was discovered in his vehicle, dead from an apparent gunshot wound. 19-year-old ethan stuart took his life on the very same day. five days earlier, sailor vincent forline's death was also ruled a suicide. all three served on the aircraft carrier uss george h.w. bush based in norfolk, virginia. james shelton's wife jennifer said she thought he beat his depression. >> i know it felt dark where he was, but he was so close to getting better. >> reporter: the navy said the suicides, which didn't happen on the ship, were not connected. the ship's commanding officer said there is never any stigma or repercussion from seeking help. still, jennifer shelton said her husband was afraid he'd lose his job if he revealed his illness. >> as father of six, he needed every dollar that he was making. so he was concerned about taking medication for his depression because he needed every dollar. >> reporter: there is about a increasing problem with suicides across the military. 325 active duty members died by suicide in 2018. that is the highest number to date. margaret? >> jeff, thank yo

stevens is to march 6 miles, gather intelligence, maybe some forage, go back to ethan allen without a big fight. that's exactly what he's going to do. leave in the morning of september 11, 1861 and kind of jumping from ethan even our, hees -- arrives in the morning. and what he will do is organize the forces of defense. to break it down a little bit, skirmishers in a semicircle guarding all of those roads we have been talking about. the rest of the infantry gather all of the road networks. when the fight does start, the plea mobilize and fight them. 4 guns will guard every intersection with one gun in , theve, and finally engineers, orlando poe. this is sherman' as chief engineer. he's a lieutenant in 1861. ho's objective is to do exactly pro's- gather -- objective is to do exactly that, gather intelligence. when the soldiers came here, there were a handful of pickets that quickly raced down to the town of falls church. they see them go and think nothing of it. they are just a handful of soldiers. what can they do? but what the soldiers are doing are racing down to j. e. b. headquarte

my name is ethan vandervere. i'm here representing the ational choice for change.70's, scientists began to ring the alarm bells about climate change. now 40-plus years later, here we are. that 40-plus years of naction. the u.s. national academy of sciences said that, quote, the scientific understanding of climate change is sufficiently clear to justify taking steps to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. that statement was released in 2005. just two years before i was orn. when i first learned about climate change, i felt a wave of emotions, fear, i was scared for my future that was being taken right in front of my face. frustration, wondered why isn't any action being taken? i was furious. really furious. cheers and applause] so i went into adhave kacy. i went to several organizations including the national children's campaign and climate action. those two organizations are sponsoring this event today. cheers and applause] but time and time again i keep seeing how our decisionmakers aren't acting. why can't our leaders listen to us? why can't t

it happened in alaska tucker, and the victim 19 year-old ethan couch they were both assigned to kodiak alaska. tucker is accused of hitting couch in the head and leaving him in the water. tucker is also charged with providing a false statement to investigators. >>the death of the seamen you think alex was very sudden and tragic and it has a huge impact on us in the us coast guard, especially for the cutter that both of these members were from. sympathy goes out to the families we know that this is a very trying and difficult time for for both the accused and for the victim and our hearts go out to them. >>if tucker is found guilty he could face life in prison. after the break actor and comedian kevin hart. >>is injured but lives through a terrible car crash and this is the muscle car in its prime condition that he owned before he ended up wrecking it with a friend will tell you what friend will tell you what happened. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more conn

ethan, where are the protest?iced the left sucks up to jeff bezos as it does to people in power generally but you would think somewhere there would be a least one on his progressive left she said hey jeff bezos, pay for the health care? >> you are speak into one of them who did speak up. that's me. i think it's really wrong for roughly a million dollars a month he is throwing 2,000 part-time workers out to the window. it's terrible, it's tragic, it's beyond ridiculous and i hate, as much as maybe you do, or maybe more, when people want to tell us what to do and then they don't do it themselves. jeff bezos is not leading by example. he's leading with his words. >> tucker: so it's a pretty clever deal he's figured out that he buys "the washington post" and turns it into a complete barbie garbage publication for pure political operation but it hits every fashionable note in the progressive symphony. there is not one left-wing idea that they are not 100% behind and by doing that, he indemnifies himself against any cri

. >> what was the decision >> the decision was to go to the cannabis >> ethan stewart is a natural skeptic. >> to be totally honest, i didn't think it could help me. >> really. >> oh, yeah. >> when faced with few options to treat his cancer, he made a bold decision. >> i dove off the deep end and went into doing full extract cannabis oil and that's when i got scan results that were pretty wild. i had no evidence of disease in my body. >> no evidence of disease. >> in my body. >> incredible as it is, stories like ethan's aren't unique cannabis, a drug vilified for so long -- >> the most dangerous drug that is in use in our country today >> is now being touted as a serious medical breakthrough you know, the notion of being able to treat a vet with ptsd with cannabis like a host of pharmaceutical cocktails is really exciting. >> my uncle has parkinson's disease and he tried cbd and in the first two hours he said this is the greatest thing that ever happened to me >> that is the beautiful thing about the drug that we're talking about. a number of issues where even now the fda says cannabis wor

tucker and 19 year-old ethan couch were both assigned to kodiak alaska when killed each dives tucker's accused of hitting couch in the head and leaving him in the water. he's also charged with providing a false statement to investigators. >>the death of the seamen you think alex was very sudden and tragic and it has a huge impact on us in the us coast guard, especially for the cutter that both of these members were from. sympathy goes out to the families we know that this is a very trying and difficult time for for both the accused and for the victim and our hearts go out to that. >>tucker the accused faces 7 charges if he's found guilty, he could face life in prison. one still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a dedication to a fall in sacramento police officer from the bay area originally and her family is hoping it will inspire future generations of police cadets. and a live look here at nobody on the bay bridge approach has its holiday. labor day even though we have lots of news, we also know that you're off to enjoy the day. so we'll give you all the weather traffic you need just

the decision was to go with the cannabis >> as an investigative journalist, ethan stewart is a naturalic. >> i didn't think it could help me >> really? >> oh, yeah. >> when faced with few options to treat his cancer, he made a bold decision. >> so, yeah, i dove off a deep end and went into, you know, doing full extract cannabis oil. and that's when i got scan results that were pretty wild. i had no evidence of disease in my body. >> no evidence of disease? >> no evidence of disease in my body >> incredible as it is, stories like ethan's aren't unique cannabis, a drug vilified for so long -- >> the most dangerous drug that is in use in our country today >> -- is now being touted as a serious medical breakthrough >> the notion of being able to treat a vet with ptsd, with cannabis as opposed to a host o farmt suitical cocktails is really exciting. >> my uncle has parkinson's. he tried cbd and said this is the greatest thing that's ever happened to me >> that's the beautiful thing about that drug we're talking about. there are a number of things where even now the fda says cannabis works c

contract midfielder christoffersen cuckoos signs from powerplay senator mary and tina wells international ethan and podium french l.c. even the new coaches in the 1st flush of youth usually are nagas much coveted by many now he's joined from hoffenheim mapping out the next stage of life journey potentially to the very top. will have a very good sense out of the freeman no objections if you want to try to win the next 3 years or even sooner that would be a great. that's the rough agendas it would seem. gifted and up to the challenge that description fits by a lady as well and no one more so i think i have it it's 20 years old and one of the bundesliga biggest stars already broke wrist you can really give it a go this season and we will. go over i think is a great mix to the team. karen de mer by the club's record signing bring something new to the make himself live accusing coach peter boss loves to attack last season they made the champions league and this time. i know what we're aiming for is no idea how long it. i think we've got good players. in the german cup there were no surprises the big

ethan, we know each other, i'd like you very much, but that is completely wrong. the leaders are not addressing the problem. if the problem is getting worse, not better. the numbers are going up, not down. their hands haven't been tied in this respect, they have been tied by their failure to confront progressive ideology, which says we are not going to confront these problems -- >> the court rulings that tie them down. >> that's not correct. in new york, for example. >> that is correct, i can cite you the cases against the city of los angeles. the city of boise and the ninth circuit. those are federal cases that actually tell the cities they can't do certain things until they address things like housin housing. >> why can they do it in new york? why can they do it in new york? >> because they are in the ninth circuit's of those courts are in this area, that's what the law works. >> shannon: steve, get up that sentence about the 95% so we can hear what you're saying. >> 95% of people in new york who don't have housing and shelter are in accommodation -- they are no

. >>19 year-old ethan tucker is the target of the investigation. he was arrested wednesday for the january beating death of a shipmate in alaska. tucker and 19 year-old ethan couch were both assigned a kodiak alaska at the time of cultures death. tucker is accused of hitting coach in the head and leaving him in the water. tempers also charged with providing a false statement to investigators. >>the death of a seaman you think alice was very sudden and tragic and it has a huge impact on us in the us coast guard, especially for the cutter that both of these members were from. our sympathy goes out to the families we know that this is a very trying and difficult time for both the accused and for the victim and our hearts go out to that. >>tucker now facing 7 charges if he's found guilty. he could face life in prison. another big story that we're following this morning we continue to learn more about the 7 people killed by a gunman in odessa texas on saturday. more than 20 other people were injured, including a 17 month-old child. what's rappaport is i

38-year-old james shelton was found in his vehicle dead from an apparent gunshot wound. 19-year-old ethan stuart took his life on the same day. five days earlier, vincent forline's death was also ruled a suicide. all three men served on the aircraft carrier uss "george h.w. bush" based in norfolk, virginia. james shelton's wife, jennifer, said her husband suffered from depression. >> i know that it felt dark where he was, but he was just so close to it getting better. >> reporter: the navy said the suicides, which didn't happen on the ship, were not connected. the ship's commanding officer said, "there is never any stigma or repercussion from seek help." still, jennifer shelton said her husband was afraid he'she'd lose his job if he revealed his illness. >> as a father of six, he needed every dollar that he was making. so he was concerned about taking medication for his depression because he needed his paycheck. >> reporter: september is suicide prevention month, and the navy has encouraged every sailor to perform one small act of kindness. >> you don't know who is struggling, because oft

tucker and 19 year-old ethan couch were both assigned to kodiak alaska at the time of cultures death.w tucker is accused of hitting coach in the head and leaving him in the water. tucker's also charged with providing a false statement to investigators. >>the death of the seamen you think alex was very sudden and tragic and it has a huge impact on us in the us coast guard, especially for the cutter that both of these members were from. sympathy goes out to the families we know that this is a very trying and difficult time for for both the accused and for the victim and our hearts go out to them. >>tucker now facing 7 charges if he's found guilty, he could face up to life in prison. in the east bay emergency crews responded to a large building fire in downtown hayward proper viewers actually sent us pictures and video of the scene where you can see the smoke and flames leaping into the air. firefighters were forced to close off the street and main street saturday afternoon as they were spraying water on the building. the building's owner was trying will said work was being done on the r

and i was pleased also with my colleague chris murphy to introduce a safe storage law, named after ethan of guilford, connecticut, who was killed while playing with a weapon in his friend's home. this legislation would enact federal requirements for safe storage, penalties for violators and a grant program to help states establish their own safe storage law. the secure firearms storage act would require firearms, importers, manufacturers and dealers to safely store their entries and as well as individual gun owners to use standards that in fact have been endorsed by the n.r.a. safely securing firearms prevents theft and unintended use of lawfully acquired and possessed owned guns. in 2016 alone, 238,000 firearms were reported stolen in the united states. these kinds of laws are championed by michael and christen song because they know these laws work. their child, their young son was accidentally killed by a gun stored in a friend's closet, accessible to those two teens without any impediment. and in many cases, including sandy hook, safe gun storage could have prevented mountains of gri

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contract midfielder cuz different cuckoos signed from power essentially man and team wales international ethan and podium loaned out from chelsea even the new coaches in the 1st flush of youth uli are now coveted by many now he's joined from hoffenheim mapping out the next stage of life journey potentially to the very top. of her i'm sure we'll have a very good sample of the. no objections if you want to try to win the next 3 years or even sooner that would be great and that's the rough agenda forward to. this year's gifted and up to the challenge that description fits by labor kazan as well and no one more so i think i have that it's 20 years old and one of the bundesliga biggest stars already in progress you can really give it a go this season and we will. go over i think is a great mix to the team. care and demi by the club's record signing bring something new to the makes himself live accusing coach peter boss loves to attack last season they made the champions league and this time. it will be i know what we're aiming for no one fear how long it. but we've got good players. in the german c

year-old james shelton was discovered in his vehicle, dead from an apparent gunshot wound. 19-year-old ethanife on the very same day. five days earlier, sailor vincent forline's death was also ruled a suicide.all three servet carrier "uss george h.w. bush," based in norfolk, virginia. james shelton's wife jennifer said she thought he'd beat his depression. >> i know that he felt dark where he was. but he was so close to getting better. >> reporter: the navy said the suicides, which didn't happen on the ship, were not connected. the ship's commanding officer said there is never any stigma or repercussion from seeking help. still, jennifer shelton said her husband was afraid he'd lose his job if he revealed his illness. >> as a father of six, he needed every dollar that he was making. he was concerned about taking medication for his depression because he needed his paycheck. >> reporter: there has been an increasing number of suicides across the military. 325 active duty members died by suicide in 2018. that is the highest number since the department of defense began collecting the data. jeff

year-old james shelton was discovered in his vehicle, dead from an apparent gunshot wound. 19-year-old ethanart took his life on the very same day. five days earlier, sailor vincent forline's death was also ruled a suicide. all three served on the aircraft carrier u.s.s. "george h.w. bush" based in norfolk, virginia. james shelton's wife, jennifer, said she thought he had beat his depression. >> i know it felt dark where he was, but he was just so close to getting better. >> reporter: the navy said the suicides, which didn't happen on the ship, were not connected. the ship's commanding officer said there is never any stigma or repercussion from seeking help. still, jennifer shelton said her husband was afraid he would lose his job if he revealed his illness. >> as a father of six, he needed every dollar that he was making, so he was concerned about taking medication for his depression because he needed his paycheck. >> reporter: and in july, a fourth sailor from that ship also took his life. there is an increasing problem with suicides across the military. 325 active-duty members died by sui

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>>jabari ethan cooks was the apple of his parents i know this precious little boy was held. he was 17 months old when he passed. this was 7 years ago his mom and dad were able to spend the last few precious moments with their sick baby boy suffering from a terminal illness. >>being with was those last those last moments and being able to have his last moments the with a smile. i think those are good for people to and be able get through life. as you lose the time. it's hard enough was a child who i think what you know as a parent is you want to be protective. you have all these hope to have all these dreams and when you get that news that your child is going to pass away. all those hopes and the dreams kind of fade with that news. >>doctor joan fisher is there to help parents to deal with the pain of losing child i often say to a family doesn't matter whether you have. >>10 minutes 10 days 10 years a 100 years it's always not enough they're here children. >>this is the wall in the garden each tile represents little ones who have passed on like jabari george mark children's h

and i was pleased also with my colleague chris murphy to introduce a safe storage law, named after ethan of guilford, connecticut, who was killed while playing with a weapon in his friend's home. this legislation would enact federal requirements for safe storage, penalties for violators and a grant program to help states establish their own safe storage law. the secure firearms storage act would require firearms, importers, manufacturers and dealers to safely store their entries and as well as individual gun owners to use standards that in fact have been endorsed by the n.r.a. safely securing firearms prevents theft and unintended use of lawfully acquired and possessed owned guns. in 2016 alone, 238,000 firearms were reported stolen in the united states. these kinds of laws are championed by michael and christen song because they know these laws work. their child, their young son was accidentally killed by a gun stored in a friend's closet, accessible to those two teens without any impediment. and in many cases, including sandy hook, safe gun storage could have prevented mountains of gri

her 4-year-old son ethan has scrapes and bruises. >> thank god that my son is okay.y son wasn't hurt. if he wasn't here i couldn't forgive myself because he was o my hands. >> there is a charter school across the street from where they were hit and neighbors are pushing for changes to make that street safer. >>> an apology tonight from canadian prime minister justin trudeau after a photo surfaced of him wearing what appears to be a dark face, brown face at a costume party. the picture was published in "time" magazine from a 2001 yearbook of the school he worked at before he entered politics. it shows trudeau wearing a turban and a road with dark makeup on his hands, face, and neck. mr. trudeau says he's deeply sorry and that he didn't realize it was racist at the time. the prime minister launched his re-election campaign exactly a week ago. >>> president trump wrapped up his california visit with a fund-raiser in san diego. he also visited the border and inspected a newly built section of the border wall. a reporter reminded the president that he had said he wanted t

ethan harris, banc of america merrill lynch, thank you for joining us.sking for what? next. this is bloomberg. next. this is bloomberg. >> we'll start with an alert on the bloomberg reannouncing the has cut the 2019-2020 gdp for the for hong kong fourth time. for the 2019 growth forecast, it .6%, while 2020 to 1.4%. to was according to city reflect damage to retail and the ourism sectors and it's now saying that hong kong needs more decisive action to address the problem. the economy know contracted already, .4% in the second quarter and it's now on a technical to recession for the first time since the financial crisis. city cutting hong kong's growth forecast. paul? all right. meanwhile, hong kong leader carey lamb says her decision to her controversial extra big bill is only the first step unrest in the city. she's resisting calls to other from protestors. joining us is the vice chairman of the democratic alliance for of progress of hong kong. thanks very much for joining us. about carey lamb talks additional steps, are you able or understandlain those

neither should we wait to pass a safe storage bill that would have prevented deaths like we believe ethan songs perishing in gillford. this past january ethan song would have celebrated his 16th birthday but a year earlier he was accidentally killed by a gun stored in his friend's closet. accessible to him and a friend. chris and michael and thousand of parents lose children to gun violence every year. it's a parents' worst nightmare and in many cases safe storage including possibly sandy hook would have prevented a mountain of heart ache and a river of tears. and the songs have been so strong and courageous as have been the survivors and victims' families in sandy hook. they have been the powerful face and voice of this effort, the most effective advocates and the groups that have been formed in these past years, raising awareness and mobilizing it, every town, giffords, brady, new town action alliance, sandy hook promise, connecticut against gun violence are only some of the -- moms demand action, students demand action. they are mounting a political movement, and we need to hear them.

. ♪ how i wonder what you are >> ooh, that was a little, we got to work on our harmony, right, ethan?> reporter: it is the dream of steinway. >> reporter: it w >> it was something that was like a reflection fx for me. >> reporter: she got a piano, brushes and paint. their works are all around the downtown area. >> we're looking for storage space maybe to put them away for the wintertime. >> reporter: for 17-year-old ali, this is not the first time she's displayed her work around the neighborhood, but this time it's louder, brighter and with a message that goes beyond music. >> i was hoping they could represent leaves or petals or footsteps and the togetherness of the community all following and working as one. >> reporter: as strangers walked by, we asked. do you think you are building a bett better bay area? >> i hope i'm building a better bay area. >> reporter: well done. now her new goal is a children's book. in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >> that's really fun. >> yeah, it really is. if you want to see it, maybe play the pianos, can you do so from now until october 18th. >> i do a me

the chairman and president of ethan allen ringing the bell this morning.arting higher this morning. once again despite disappointing report on job growth, we will have all details coming up in today's dollars and cents. >> good morning, thanks for joining us on ktvu fox 2 news, mornings on 2. i am frank mallicoat . >> nice having you here, frank. good morning i am pam cook, if you just been joining us, sal has been following a horrendous start to the commune on 80 all along the east shore flea way. but is looking better ? >> it does look like all lanes are open on interstate 80 a look here at the commune, using my indicator here westbound 80 is better, we had a couple of serious crashes earlier this morning. one here and one up here, those are both clear and traffic is beginning to get better. what has helped us out, fridays the volume is a little lighter. once the crashes are cleared. there is slow traffic coming in richmond and berkeley berkeley. when you get to the bay bridge there is a backup here of about 15 to 20 minutes. once on the span it looks ok

last week we collaborated with our commissioner ethan to discuss who we were going to appoint. i would like to appoint [ name indescernible ] from june jordan school of equity. [ name indescernible ] from academy. >> i would like to appoint [ name indescernible ] and [ name indescernible ] from washington. >> there alternatives are [ name indescernible ] >> thank you. >> commissioner sanchez? [inaudible] >> section e, consent calendar. number one if i could have a motion on a second on the consent calendar. >> so moved. >> seconded by collins and sanchez. thank you. we don't have any public comment on item e. >> thank you superintendent matthews, we have two corrections. the name of the consultant is corrected to read, collective impact doing impact as community center. the second is to -- should read 2019-not 2020. the second code is correct. thank you. >> any items removed by first read of the board? any items severed by the board of superintendent for discussion? seeing none. roll call? [roll call] >> section of. discussion and vote on consent calendar items severed for sepa

ethan showman ruled against the ruling. >> we don't have confidence that the city will be able to run this well without any negative consequences for the neighborhood. >> the group argues a navigation center will put this neighborhood in danger and bring in more drug use property time and assaults. they used this assault last month as aan example, surveillance video of a woman getting getting attacked while entering her lobby. >> these are supposed to be areas where the city is keeping people safe. they can't do didn't buy the claim of an increase in crime. they failed to get approval to build on the site. >> i'm finding the balance of harm weighs heavily in favor of the city. >> tophe says stopping or delaying construction would deny hundreds of homeless people shelter or services. >> this is going to be an appeal able order. we'll see what my client wants to do whether we want to appeal whether we want to press ahead to the trial on the merits of this case. >> reporter: and while the judge announced his ruling verbally in court today, he's got a couple more days before he releases h

i am the mother of two wonderful children ian and ethan. we are a new family. we are happy to be a part of this great family. my children and i are treated with love and respect. we were previously at another school. my son came home frustrated and feeling bad. when i asked for help it was difficult to talk to the principal. he never had time. he practically left me talking alone. at one meeting he told me if i didn't give medicine for my son, there wasn't much they could do. i found new school. now, i feel they listen to me and my children will be able to have a better future because they are surrounded by people who care about us. i come to ask you to authorize renewal of the license from the wonderful school to give us the opportunity for the school where the children can receive an excellent education and be part of our beautiful community. thank you. [applause.] >> [speaking spanish. j >> thank you, thank you. (applause) >> i will translate and add that she is a single mom of three children with very poor eyesight. that is why it takes her so long to read.