now we can get more now on the significance of this expansion by talking to tarek who is professor ofernational relations at harvard university. thank you for talking to us. this is quite an achievement, isn't it for the egyptian people? >> i think that's right. and certainly the egyptian government is very proud of this achievement, and believes and has been trying to convince the egyptian people that this expansion of this portion of the suez canal is going to significantly increase traffic through the canal and lead to significant boost in economic growth and development. and i think that's what many of the egyptians are celebrating today, the hope that this new expansion to the canal will bring some much-needed development to that country. >> indeed because the economy is -- is in a fairly poor state, state,n't it? and not helped by the increased situation of insecurity in the country, particularly in the sinai peninsula, which president sisi made reference to in his opening speech. and as a consequence, one of he main money spinners tourism has dropped off. >> that's right. the b

what would that expansion of control feel like? you can get a gun and you can move very quickly and all of a sudden you've got a big military advantage over the folks you've had a quarrel with over the past two decades. the comanches, one group moves to west texas. one group hangs on the plains near new mexico. they move around a lot. but these comanches are now militarily an extremely formidable group of people. they can move fast and they can attack isolated spanish settlements, hit an outlying ranch, take what they want and disappear. they can choose the point at which they can attack. they can also for example, attack the apache settlements. prior to the movement of the comanches, the apaches had been the dominant group in that area. after that, the apaches are no longer the dominant group and they disperse off the southern plains. some of them move into the more mountainous areas south of new mexico, west of new mexico. they are driven away essentially by the comanches who become this dominant force on the southern plains over

what would that expansion of control feel like? you could get on your horse and maybe get a lance or trade with a gun and move quickly and you have a big military advantage over the folks you've had a quarrel with. one group moves over into west texas. one group hangs on the plains. these comanches are now, and there are other groups like this, are now militarily a formidable group. even without rifles. when they get guns from the french. they can take what they want and then disappear before the spanish can get them. they can choose the point to attack. they can attack the apache settlements. the apaches had been the dominant group in that area. after the comanches get horses the apaches are no longer the dominant group. they disperse off the southern plains. some look for refuge with the spanish missions in texas. but they are driven away essentially by the comanches who become this dominant horse on the southern plains over the course of the 1700s. it's important to know that they can raid but that trading pont is important as w

it's one of the largest expansions in company history. you insidell take the billion-dollar mind that goldcorp built despite plunging gold prices in recent months. betty: good afternoon. mark: they don't call them dog days for nothing. it's hot in new york city. with a look at the markets on this monday, august 17. it's a quiet day on wall street with all the major indices trading higher. you can see the s&p 500 continues to trade in the tightest range and nine decades. up broader market is just one third of 1%. the dow jones industrial average and the nasdaq are up as well. let's move onto oil which is trading at a six year low amid speculation that demand may slip. iran said opec production may climb to a record and nymex ande is down 4/10 of 1% brent crude is down 6/10 of 1%. a gauge of manufacturing, the fed bank of new york state slumped at the fastest pace since the reception -- the recession. oil is down over 5% in that time3 e. betty: checking on the bond markets, this is across the yield curve today. the two yield is lower and th

started construction on a large mu sconey expansion center project. your commission merer andums has detailed information on the expansion project so i won't do that presentation today but representatives are here to answer questions you may have. as part of the larger mu sconey expansion project the city wishes to make modification tooz the childrens garden in order to create a new public [inaudible] correcting 3ered street to the childrens gaurtden. these modficaigdss will result in new permment improvements but buffer i go into the improvements i want to talk about community outreach. a while back the expansion team worked with garden stackholders and parent groups to design childrens garden, the new redesign. this original design included new balthroom jz community room located in the childrens garden but recent design changes relocated the bathrooms and community room outside the childrens gaurd across the per seo in the ground floor of the new mu sconey center building. sevleral parent groups opposed the change due to the access issues and so th

disney has not announced a timeline for the expansion. so, drew, i'm sorry, i cannot let you mark your calendar just yet. >> i'll be on very vacation when it opens. >> colin? >> first things first. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. thank you for watching. ♪ >> coming up today on "intelligence for your life," are you in need of a relationship cleanse? anything bugging you? chores, intimacy. it is believed if we don't clean the cobwebs out of our relationship, we're in trouble. don't miss your relationship cleanse. >>> also, ten out of ten parents feel guilty leaving their animals alone. go get your own cell phone and video camera. we have information about turning clutter into cash. >>> why working moms have higher achievable daughters and healthier sons. "intelligence for your life" begins now. >>> welcome to "intelligence for your

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we have seen just rapid expansion of air travel in asia.ou know, just a couple of decades ago it was unheard of for so many people to be entering the middle class, to be flying so -- with such ease around the region but the rapid expansion of air travel in the region does not come necessarily with the rapid expansion of safety. >> reporter: that is the major concern and over the next couple of decades or less the market in indonesia is expected to triple. so many of these small airlines coming on board, and especially servicing these small domestic routes. people are traveling to these small areas. the roads don't reach a lot of these cities and they're forced to travel by air. as you say, now more people can afford to do it, but the safety record of the indonesian airlines as a whole is being brought into question. most of the indonesian airlines cannot fly into european space. garuda used to be on that list but it has lifted its game. now the focus will be to get back to the situation across the country so that more people can be confiden

law-makers are looking at an $8 million expansion to go five or so exits up that way. that $8 million - no one knows how they'll pay for that yet. it will take about a decade to complete when approved, so that will be a hot topic in the next year when lawmakers convene their sessions. >> when you talk about ageing infrastructure in new york. you don't have to go further than the subway system. this is a system that more and more people rely on, an average 5.6 million ride the trains, pretty much double what was in the 1980s, if we take a look around at the 468 trains throughout the city, two-thirds are 90 years old. a pressing issue is antiquated technology to ensure the safe movement of train. the infrastructure used to space out trains was built in the 1930s. all but one train line relies on the antiquated technology. of the subway signals, they were built to last 50 years, a third have exceeded shelf life. all with an urgent need to upgrade. this is one line upgraded to a computerized system. upgraded. to get the system up to this level, it will cost billions, and t

it is a steady expansion into the 1950's and then a recession and then there is expansion again for the rest of the 1950's. that is drawing more and more women into the labor force. the same was happening with the federal government. especially for the cold war. the federal government was also growing. that increased opportunities. they want these office workers, they want these farmworkers and nurses and teachers to take their place alongside june cleaver. also, we have talked about women in department stores. in the 1950's, the big change is department stores are merging not only in central cities are where they have been since wannamaker's, they are now emerging on the fringe in suburbs where june cleaver was living. those suburbs, malls become the thing. one historian refered to the 1950's as the malling of america. they need workers. they need sales clerks. sure enough those jobs are already labeled women's jobs. that kind of change opens new opportunities for women workers in the 1950's. in addition there are new possibilities and breakthroughs for women in unions in the 1950's. a

bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like th

bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like th

>> do we have a program of expansion? in writing?o we have a long-term plan in which all departments share to develop more and better customers as we develop more and better products? >> in the answers to these questions is the key to creative marketing. this is the way to further growth and advancement. this is the way to greater opportunity and better living for all of us. this is the key to an ever stronger american economy. >> if we, as a people, act wisely, our annual national output can rise within a decade from its present level of about $360 billion to $500 billion. >> this is the challenge to america. ♪ coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the c-spanon c-span2, on three complement that coverage with the most relevant hearings. on the weekends it is the home to american history tv with ra

it is a much-needed expansion for both growth and future development of trade.u and the guests previously seem to be talking about how this was needed in the long-term. in the short term, we're talking about an industry with overcapacity. isn't this going to have a negative impact in terms of container rates in the sector? clause: we don't perceive that. we see the bigger ships that are transiting today will need the canal expansion and improved facility. i don't think you can translate that directly into whether it has an impact on cost of trade. it will certainly improve the efficiency for shipping lines. anna: how do you weigh up the use of this shipping channel versus the longer routes you can take? in recent years, we saw increased piracy. that seems to have gone away a little bit. how do you way up using this channel? callaus: i think the suez canal is key to the trade, especially between europe and the east. the way as an industry and the government's backing has been competent -- the piracy issue -- it is not affected trade from passing through the canal

bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like th

the busiest expansions ever. 14 acres and new rides and restaurants. open. >>> donald trump finally putting meat on the bones of immigration plan. "new day" picks up that story now. >> i will fight as hard as i can. >> we need accomplishment. >> the voters like me. >> enough is enough. >>> wildfires still scorching the west. >> ripping up the hillside. >> we have to keep hosing ourselves down. >> i was outrunning flames. >>> search and recovery efforts for the passenger plane. >> it is too soon to say what the cause was. >> they are flying older aircraft. >> appalling. >>> north korea threatening to retaliate against the u.s. >> north korea often makes these statements. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it is monday, august 17th. up first, donald trump ups the ante coming out with the immigration plan and the hiring he will use to challenge the rest of the field. the republican front runner is taking a hard line on the mexican wall and deporting all undocumented immigrants. >>> a poll in t

there have been significant expansions.assically is a warning sign in terms of reaching a peak in the bull market. where earnings stabilize is a warning sign. i think that is what we would watch. are businesses over-leveraging themselves? francine: thank you so much for all that knowledge. now, millions of londoners are having to deal with the second tube strike in as many months. members of four unions are staging a walkout, seeking a better deal for operating all-night service which has been proposed by mayor johnson. >> londoners would be amazed that this is not being properly considered by the workforce. it is a great deal. big bonuses for drivers and station staff. more jobs, more pay. and also, we deliver a 24 hour to the london. >> i think there's political games going on here. of course you've got two possible candidates for leadership of the party playing political games as well. they haven't even sorted out safety maintenance on the tracks. even if we agreed to everything this couldn't go ahead for some time. fran

medicaid expansion state. i am happy to say. there is still is still legal challenge pending in the courts. we have other successes that i would like to tell you about. one is that arizona decreased chronic homelessness by 15% between 2013 and 2014. on a note which i experience personally, we began in the phoenix area which is a very large and sprawling county with a homeless population of approximately 17000. i started a prophet called circle the city and we did that as a community, as a grassroot effort to bring people together to meet the incredible need of those who were too sick, too frail to be on our streets and in our shelter. in 2012 we open a new a new facility in the phoenix area. the name for this service is medical respite. the respite word word is somewhat confusing, it's recuperative care. you could think of it as bridge housing with a very intensive medical support. this has been a crucial part of our ability to provide the sickest, the frail list and the most vulnerable. another good piece that has happened is t

>> do we have a program of expansion? in writing?o we have a long-term plan in which all departments share to develop more and better customers as we develop more and better products? >> in the answers to these questions is the key to creative marketing. this is the way to further growth and advancement. this is the way to greater opportunity and better living for all of us. this is the key to an ever stronger american economy. >> if we, as a people, act wisely, our annual national output can rise within a decade from its present level of about $360 billion to $500 billion. >> this is the challenge to america. >> with live coverage of the u.s. house on the senate and we complement that coverage by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public events. on weekends, it's home to includingistory tv, six unique series. the civil war's 100 50th anniversary, visiting battlefields and key events. american artifacts, touring museums and historic sites and discovering what artifacts reveal about america's past. history booksh

of the public who wish to comment on tonight agenda >> in today is chronicle an article about the expansion of no cars on market street i don't think this is very good for small businesses small businesses that are on market street and small businesses that want to do business on market street no yellow zones on 349 for regular commercial vehicles only 6 wheeled vehicles if you're a - i have a business that wants to drop off anything on market street from the golf course to the embarcadero it is on boeblt no white zones on market street so both businesses having people droufl technically no place to do that and also the new signs that are depicted using o consciousness not wording and the thing it says okay for commercial vehicles a 6 wheeled vehicle so it discourages people with regular four wheeled commercial vehicles i don't think that is very good for the small business community thank you. >> all right. thank you stephen well noted all right. any other members of the public would like to comment on anything not on this earnings agenda public comment is closed. >> approval the july 2nd

an expansion of the air force commitment on hokkaido, both by the navy and army, was initiated after u.s. forces invaded the mariana islands in 1944. there was a very large assortment of combat and logistical support elements from all the services on hand, non-divisional antiaircraft. artillery supply. etc.. the number of military personnel ultimately demobilized by the u.s. ninth court and 77 infantry division on the island totaled a men291= 290 1000, 947 291,947 men. this did not include the 416 police. how about some what if's. events in progress were proving juneorst of the marshals morning, and any move against japan itself would not take place in a political article medic wave. what would've happened if stalin in a fit of rob otto -- bravado went ahead with the operation and the japanese refused to be captured. had notrial government actually surrendered yet, and although a truth and successful military to military negotiation had been carried out with the americans, many of its troops continued to try to fight their way to safety and protect the roughly million and a half japa

what will this expansion do for bob iger's legacy? chris: this is big.at theme parks are the heart and soul of disney and where people get to really connect with disney employees. it is that magical moment that they carry with them for their whole lives. andpent a lot of money turned around the california venture. they are spending $5.5 billion in shanghai. this is important to them. big: the cars edition is a part of the venture. disney hollywood that is part of the legacy of michael eisner is pretty poorly received. are those actually live shot of disneyland? i kind of doubt it, because it is dark there. i wonder if that place in particular needs some salvation from disney. chris: they have four theme , so they arendo investing in a second tier of properties. they have one coming out next year in the animal kingdom park. and now hollywood studios, which they will regain, is getting not wars land, but was story land. cory: thank you very much. olivia: i want to get back to shahraab ahmad. think you like in equities in the u.s.? raab: i think we have two

a 4.5% expansion in the first quarter.illwage not matching corporate profits, which reached a record high level. consumption also dropped for the first time in four quarters. consumers still trying to deal with the tax hike in pay. japan also saw lauck -- lackluster business investment .1%.w a drop of on --e devaluation of you the debit -- the devaluation of yuan is a challenge. the pressure now on shinzo abe to shift the focus back to abenomics. he is counting on this weakness to fade this quarter. shery: face a lot. over in china, -- thanks a lot. over in china, the economy could be growing slower. stephen engle is looking into this. thepoc has declined to -- pboc has declined to offer what it sees. yuan will probably move in both directions in the future. the latest bloomberg survey of economists showed that they chinese economy is growing more slowly than the official data suggest. and if policymakers know that underlying growth is weaker than say,t they have been it is understandable why they are throwing everything t

number --e have a 53.2 and anything above 50 indicates expansion.y really knocks that one out of the courts. in terms of expansion, it is not quite as robust as economists had expected, just missing by a 10th of 1%. the interesting to see contrast between the german figures and the french figures, because french manufacturing is thinking at a faster pace than economists had been expecting, and services are also shrinking. inmany is still clinging, terms of these figures, without any pronounced slowdown over the last few weeks, but certainly we do see germany doing well in terms of manufacturing. france still doesn't seem to be able to break out of this funk. mark: we also had data on consumer confidence out of germany earlier. what was the take away? elliott: it was marginally lower than expected, but still close to a record high. german businesses seem to be doing well, in these figures are ande out more in the gdp, we see that the german economy is doing a lot better than much of the rest of the eurozone. we will be getting overall figures in term

elon musk says this is about expansion.e did mention earlier this year, you know, there will be a period were tesla might not be profitable because they have these plans -- they are expecting big plans, but matt miller, who has covered tesla extensively, tells us that one of the problems is that a lot of people says you need a charging station for these cars. and there was an announcement or some news that tesla will be putting more charging stations in manhattan because this area is filled with people who live by a tesla. mark: the battery production in developing new models, that is going to take aliens and billions of dollars. and that money is going to have to come from somewhere. so i believe that mr. muska right now is making a bet there will be a market for these cars. but as long as people say, the mindset is, ok, i want to drive one of these cars. but when i am on -- but when i am 100 miles in, and there is no place to charge -- betty: there is no word for that. mark: scared is the word. [laughter] betty: it's a di

the new space would provide rehabilitation programs while the richmond city council opposes the expansion. the contra costa board of supervisors gets the final say. >>> a two-month investigation lands a hayward woman behind bars for identity theft. again. piedmont police say holly pidgeon has made more than $24,000 worth of purchases using at least 12 victims' credit accounts. she was arrested while meting up with her probation officer on a previous identity theft conviction. >>> a big expansion of the outlet mall in livermore opened today. it was big already. now it's the biggest outlet mall in california. 160 stores. kpix 5's julie watts is there to check it out. >> reporter: liz, today's weekday grand opening of the 30 new stores is pretty tame and this is by design. they wanted to offer an opportunity to locals to come check it out before the expected madhouse this weekend. but i have to tell you one store was an exception. it caused a frenzy anyway. >> quite honestly i'm not a big outlet shopper but when you mentioned tory birch i'm here. >> reporter: she lined up around the corner o

our expansion has been an important piece of our work and coupled with that expansion has been an additional commitment at the governor's office around permanent supportive housing, there's a specific -- looking at the issues of homelessness when the current governor was mayor of the city of denver he had an important platform around homelessness and that has continued on into the administration. a lot of that focus has been around permanent supportive housing which you will notice across three of the comments so far and that required us to look at the capacity of the housing system. how can we identify and mobilize existing state resources and what other innovations do we need? colorado is a very nice place to live. i have lived there almost all my life and is an expensive place to live and given that housing is one of those issues that is directly impacted by the other components of the marketplace that are around areas of median income and all those things it is a challenge at times and very expensive environment, housing environment overall, colorado has the hottest real-estate markets i

prior to the full expansion of poverty or last. prior to the full expansion of the affordable care act and we built on that as we moved into january 1, 2014. it was an important step for us to understand the needs of both of those primarily homeless individuals. understand how to engage with them and support them and getting access to coverage. we wanted to begin to understand what their healthcare needs would be and other kinds of services they would need. our expansion has been an important piece of our work. coupled with that expansion has been discussion about permanent support of housing. when our current governor was mayor of the city of denver he had a very important platform around homelessness and has continued on into our state -based administration. a lot lot of that focus has been around supportive housing which is a trend you will notice across the three comments so far. that really has required us to look at the capacity of our housing system. how can we identify and mobilize resources? colorado is a very, very nice p

alejandro: el cÁrtel nueva generaciÓn se ha convertido en la organizaciÓn con la mas rÁpida expansiÓnr de que el cÁrtel de sinaloa mantiene presencia la mayor parte del territorio estadounidense -la dea se prevÉ que en un futuro de jalisco nueva generaciÓn crecerÁ en ese paÍs por lo que la distribuciÓn de drogas de los sinaloenses estarÍa amenazada por los rivales de jalisco. >> la dea dice que es el mÁs poderoso en cuanto a dinero, en cuanto a capacidad de exportaciÓn de cocaÍna hacia europa, asia África, asia australia. alejandro: el cÁrtel se ha extendido en estados como nayarit, colima, michoacÁn, guerrero estado de mÉxico, san luis potosÍ y veracruz. incluso en oaxaca y chiapas, ademÁs de tener presencia en todos los continentes del mundo y en estados unidos. >> la tendencia es la heroÍna ahora, porque la mariguana para empezar ellos estÁn produciendo mÁs que la que mÉxico les exporta, de mejor calidad y se estÁn penalizando. alejandro: tras el arresto de uno de sus lÍderes, la localizaciÓn criminal demostró su poder llevando a cabo 39 bloqueos en 20 municipios de jalisco y enfre

>> this whole expansion is so unusual. it is the 7th year and no expansion has lasted ten. and if you pull out a calendar, you would say in the next point in three years, something bad is about to happen. and the economy is growing so much more slowly than it grew in previous expansions. and some people argue that we don't have the excesses building in the economy than we did in the past. it is hard to look at the housing market and say there is a housing bubble and look at the stock market and say there is an obvious tech bubble and what is so unpredictable is what is going on overseas and makes it threatening, really. we don't have control over what the chinese are doing to their economy. if they hit a real rough patch and bound to affect the united states. and you ask what we could do now. one of the things that econmist are arguing and former fed was arguing is what the government should be doing and dealing with long- run budgets. and so if something happens they take steps like cutting taxes and increasing spending and investment. we are not in the position to do with

of freedom over the expansion of slavery. and the study of roshan -- the study erosion of slavery. -- steady erosion of slavery. certain things are going to drop out. the supreme court declares the domestic slave trade off-limits. so that drops out of the abolitionist agenda. after 1850 when congress passes the fugitive slave act, repealing the fugitive slave act goes on to the agenda. but the basic idea remains the same. 1840's, antislavery radicals had transformed that agenda, that they had developed, this formulas they had formulated, into a concrete form endorsed first in 1840 and 1844. and in 1848 by the free soil party. that agenda also got a name. congress would surround the south with what was called a cordoned of freedom. it does, depriving slavery of all federal support and indeed of any protection beyond the borders of the slave states themselves. thereby encouraging slavery to die a natural death. the government were not administer the fatal blow, rather, quote, like a scorpion by fire, slavery would eventually st

. >>> today disney announced the largest ever theme park expansions and the news has "star wars" fans flipping out. today d-23 parent company introduced these artists' renderings of what the expansions will look like. they will get a 14-acre "star wars" theme park. the setting will be a remote trader port. one ride puts you behind the controls of the millennium falcon on a secret mission and the other between a battle between the rebels and first order. disney has not announced a timeline. >> i can think of someone very excited about that. >> if you had the chance you would not want to pilot the millennium falcon. >> i don't know what that is. that's the spaceship? >>> we have the heat advisory in effect for many of us who like the cooler air. that will come early next week. live doppler 7 hd shows a quiet picture. a live look showing you we still have a little bit of a haze out there in the atmosphere from all of that smoke from the fires in northern california making their way down into the bay area. once again tomorrow we will have the haze in the sky yet again. the forecast no sur

disney's largest park expansion ever.n is expected to begin by the end of 2017 and includes rights and intralt, including a chance to fly the millennium falcon disney shares, higher by around 0.75% here in europe. >>> now it's back to the future at the box office this weekend. "straight outta compton" debuted at number one with $56 million. that is the biggest ever opening for an r-rated movie in august. the film, which cost just $29 million to make was coproduced by ice krub and dr. dre. it's the latest hit this summer following pitch perfect 2, furious 7 and minions. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchang exchange", get our your binoculars. we're going whale watching. we check in on what the big edge funds and billionaire investors are buying and selling. that's come up next. ♪ no student's ever been the king of the campus on day one. but you're armed with a roomy new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's w

they are basic the hovering around expansion and contraction.s to me there is a growth scare in the market. it is not so far supported by the fundamentals. started in china. no one believes their growing at 7%. obviously the falling commodity prices would not be if it were not for the fact that china does not appear to be buying as much as they were expected by producers. >> china concerns, you have a currency go down, that pushed commodity prices a lot. that goes out toward the producers. another leg down. all the other commodity producers will be in trouble. in the price index around the world will probably be negative year on year. united states, the eurozone. has a scaryere and vector out through the system. what i am waiting for is the policy response that you get out of china. i noticed the big negative is when they devalued the yen, other countries followed. the real fear is that you start to see more dominoes drop. >> it has introduced a new uncertainty we did not have four. the correlation between chinese economic growth that we did not

expansion is getting back on track. that is a positive. later on, a separate report showing job benefits fell to a -- applications to benefits without a three-year low. and public in four homes climbing in july. -- the application or homes climbing in july. a lot of the central bank leaders heading to picturesque wyoming for the economic symposium hosted by the fed bank and the fed bank president known as a hot favoring rate hikes and you have a lot of people asking that question -- what is the fed going to do? signaledk they have that every meeting is going to be a live auction and i think in between meetings, we are always judging what shifts have occurred that would change our forecast. at this point, i have not been something -- seen something that would change my own sense of how the economy is doing. >> classic answer from a fed president. just saying they have not changed, i have not changed. the fed president is a hot in in thisario. -- a hawk scenario. a 30% chance of a rate hike in december, much higher than the turmoil. mohammed

as far as this expansion goes, this is not the end.oughout the year. >> janet, thanks a lot. >>> 6:46 now. happening today, the 49ers are offering you a chance to buy tickets to single season games this season. >> they're not actually games for single people. it is singles games. you buy tickets to them. they go on sale to the public at 10:00 this morning. get first dibs with an exclusive presales period by joining face ging faithful 49. go to our website to sign up for a link, that's >>> 6:47 now. the cost of child care continues to rise in california. intel gets closer to its goal of hiring more minorities and women. >> jane king is live from the nasdaq with those stories and more. >> good morning. a little bit lower to start things off here today. we do have for a third day china devaluing its currency. wall street reacting much differently, kind of shrugging it off a little bit this morning as a drop in china is much smaller than in the previous two days, but still having an impact. >>> california parents showing some of the highes

it only in china would 12, 13 percent year on year credit expansion be considered tight money. that is a reflection of china's dependence, overdependence, addiction to credit expansion, and that is exactly what -- that is actually what china needs to move away from. i do agree there is more to come. this move will not be sufficient to revive the chinese economy. what it is going to do, it will cause capital outflows from china. that will put even more downward pressure on the currency and make it even harder for the poc. i think that is a bad thing for the global economy, if you see china joining this race for the bottom. betty: you can see the chart right there of the quarterly china outflows. david: ultimately, you have to move to a convertible currency. full of her double. there is no simple freebie to get you to the end game. they will have to incur costs. keep in mind, a have been playing this game. they have been trying to do too much. they have been trying to make a pay. they have an having to pay for it. i do think though, this concern about china creating this shock ar

>> is this an expansion of a pilot, why the budget is so small? >> no, it's a program that has been funded at lower levels for a number of years. >> commissioner. >> with the expansion would be have someone at all the senior centers? >> no, so we are going to go -- i think the idea is with these 10 more to spread them as much throughout the community as possible. but off the top of my head, 10 is not enough to meet the needs of all sites. and typically housed in one center. >> and one concern is the gay/lesbian and transgender persons and if is there any help in that program? >> no, the senior program hasn't had help since these first five. and while deploying the senior companions that is noted and could be factored in. >> thank you. >> any other questions? >> i had something really quickly. commissioner, so one of the things that we are working on is that there is a new funding source for working with isolated lgbt seniors, we will be working with organizations around developing the scope of service for that. it was something that open house and

small business maybe you're adding into the building again as long as the ultimate result of the expansion the use and business will be less than 5 thousand square feet the fee will not apply i want to mention a little bit elder a change of the use from pdr to retail as long as it is less than 5 thousand square feet go into a former you know warehouse space in selma are you or a trendy coffee shop less than 5 thousand square feet not subject to the fee something important to point out excuse me. we are actually going to be image doing substitute to address the typo in the language the draft it doesn't make that happen fully only an error and caught already and on our to do list to get it done so the language is correct again that didn't happen your crux a new building for a small business it will only not apply for a building less than 8 hundred square feet an example the pictures are proximity and for the substitute a fee if their large enough generally buildings more than 8 hundred square feet are subject to the impact fee this is common if you're leasing space in this situation generall

unemployment is lower than it's been in years and we're in a multiyear expansion. these are good things. >> the slowest expansion in 75 years. >> no argument, but to charlie's point, trump doesn't have a policy here. this is one of most -- >> what about lower taxes helping the economy? do you disagrier or agree with ben? >> i disagree in the sense that president obama has focused his tax increases on higher wage earners, on the richest people in society. >> but he thinks a family of four making $200,000 a year on long island is rolling in the dough. >> back to gary for a moment. adam is talking about the unemployment rate. we have to put that in perspective when the participation late raitt is at a low. you add people back for the job market, it's double digits. let's be clear about that, gary. >> first off, there was this dude named ronald reagan that took 26 tax rates down to a few and the high tax rate from 78% down to 28% and unlocked and unleashed the greatness of this country. >> amen and amen. >> let me finish. this country is being crushed by taxes, mandate