they say after what happened in jacksonville, they worked with the dulles expo to enhance security, which starts at their event here on ouriday. re looking at the wilson high graduate at the jacksonville tournament when the gunfire beganmrast iblasting. he was playing next to someone. and he was ithb. jacksonville authorities getting to work quickly on this investigation. reporting that two victims were killed. 11 were hurt and the gunman, david katz of blaltimore, turne the gun on himself and shooting himself. this happened at a mall area yesterday afternoon. ind. , we met with his brother, his brother is going ta bey but he's heartbroken about what happened in florida. >> sad, for all of the people that, you know, their families, the ones that have to go throt h whey're going through. and yet, a little relieved. so, just mixed emotions. >> reporter: inalmore, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and fireworks was searching for evidence to help the investigation. we know the fbi is joining that investigation, as well, down in florida. ck out live here again. the video game toungament say they'

steve: san francisco then hosts another expo in 1939. prof. markwyn: yes. steve: what changed from 1915 to 1939? prof. markwyn: tremendous amounts. lots of things changed, obviously, between 1915 to 1939. as we were commenting before, it's ironic that both fairs happened on the eve of these devastating wars, that san francisco hosted these fairs, and in 1939, by the time the fair is actually opened, war is very much on the horizon in europe. and hitler is already invading nations across europe, and outright war breaks out later in the summer. so the world is very different as far as international relations goes in 1939. technology has advanced quite a bit by 1939. there is a lot more movies, there is a lot more color reproductions of things. far more people have cars. there are huge parking lots. so the 1939 service held on treasure island, which was a manmade island created for the fair with wpa money, so part of the depression era new deal program is off of yerba buena island, the island that the bay bridge goes through. it was actually built -- part of t

. >> reporter: here at the dulles expo, they're gearing up for a convention starting in a few s. d the organizers say after what happened in cksonville, they worked with the expo to figure out ways to make this event safer. coming to ll who are feel safer afteat happened in jacksonville. >> justin, thank you. >>> new details this morning about the plans t honor senator john mccain from arizona to washington, to annapolis. mccain died saturday at the age of 81. one day before his death, his family announced he would st treatment for terminal brain cancer. he served his country for six a decadea navy bomber pilot, prisoner of war and six-term leader in the senate. we talked to jim kolbebout mccain's dedication to bipartisanship, reaching across party lines to get tdone.re >> there'ly no one that does that today. there really isn't anybody. it is the end of an era. >> mccain has a long-time connection to this area.to arliepiscopal school, mccain was a student at arlington episcopal school, class of '54. he called the three yearat sl,mo t mt pot ofisif here is the closer look at the

>> reporter: we are here at the dull es expo center.s week on friday, one of these bigve gamings is scheduled to start. the brother of that young shooting victim told me hets wan to make sure these events are olfe. wilson high sc graduate was wounded in the mass shooting in florida. he was there for the m gaming tournament when the shooting happened. he plays for the professional gaming team called complexity. a bullet appears to have grazed his thumb. he was otherwise okay. his brother told news 4 someone sitting right next to him was shot. he sent out a series of tweets after the shooting. they appear to go from hock to gratefulness that he wasn't hurt more teriously. he w the tourney just got shot up. i'm leaving and never coming back. i am literally so lucky the bullet hit my thumb. worst day ofy life. i will never take anything for granted ever again.an lifee cut short in a second. his last tweet, if i haven't said it befo, i'll say it now, i love all you guys. drini's brother said he's concer security at these games events. there'

news4's justin finch has more from the dallas expo center where that tournament willen ha >> reporternizers of that video game conference say they are absolutel stunned by what happened in jacksonville. they also sayotnce they word of what happened there they began immediate work on securing theievent here at the expo, which is now set to start on friday also in jacksonville, dc gamer dreny joka, who says that he was next toomeone who was shot on sunday afternoon and that he himself was injured as well. he shared those moments for us on twitter with one of those tweets reading"the tourney just got shot up. i'm never coming back. i'm literally so lucky the bullet hit my thumb. worst day of my life" jacksonville law enforcement saying two people were shot and killed, e11 wer hurt, and that the gunman, davidkatz, of baltimore, turned the gun on himself and took his own life. back in the d.c. area, adriany's mily is said to be very shaken up, his brother spoke to news4.y he he just can't wait to have his brother safe and sound back here at home. >> sad. for all p theple that, you know, th

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fall and threatens to boycott american products and now european banks are starting to assess their expo shut to the crisis. also on the show hung kong takes measures to clean up its mountains of electronic. and a project that could work for a while jaisha. and the first city in europe to be voted the most livable in the well guess which one. welcome to business turkish president ratchet type ad one has warned his country will boycott u.s. products in response to what he calls economic terrorism done by the us well he's of course referring to the administration doubling terrorists for turkish steel and al minium the turkish lira appears to be pulling back from record lows after the central bank took emergency measures but rising prices are still hurting the turkish people. new stock at last for pharmacy owner move to glue the relief among staff is palpable the loss in value against the dollar has made some products like this medication to fight high blood pressure hard to come by. is the first sign that something was wrong was that we were no longer getting discounts on large orders for

that will have taken the pain out of the paris on the expo was the united states.ed and sports, but there was a slight impact of the ta riffs but there was a slight impact of the tariffs that might have been felt on the japanese surplus with the united states. —— was push exports. tony lamb billion in june. states. —— was push exports. tony lamb billion injune. —— 29 billion. they have now slapped cows on $60 million of chinese goods, which they say they will start collecting on august 23. thank you for that, sharanjit leyl. all this week, we're looking at the entrepreneurs and businesses that have been transformed by instagram. today we'll see what started out as a fun instagram with pictures of a dog turned in to a full—time business. the chihuahua—dachshund mix called tuna went viral after instagram featured him on their page — and then was mentioned by actress reese witherspoon in an interview she did with vogue. 0ur video journalist cody godwin has more. this dog has 1.9 million followers on instagram, which is turned tunameltsmyheart on instagram, which is tu

lustin finch will have a live report from the s expo center. that's where a gaming tournament is going to happen this week. >>> the entire nati is mourning john mccain, planning to honor his life and legacy from here to arizona and washington. everything starts at arizona state's capital. a memorial service will be in arizona. his body will be flown to washington and will lie in state at the capitol rotunda.il mccain be laid to rest in anap snapoli annapolis. as for the processo fi his senate seat in arizona, the lieutenant governor must decide who replaces him inna the se. and then, there will be an election in 2020. >>> d.c. police are investigating a double-shooting in northwest. police tell us that one man was killed, marking the 101st yomicide thisr in d.c. a second man is undergoing surgery, we understand. police say the shooting happened just after midnight in the 1900 block of 9th street. police would like to hear f anybody who may know something about this. >>> d.c. police investigating a shooting that injur ed a man in northeast washi

ea sports has called off itsen maevent at the dulles expo center.anizers are reviewing safety protocols before they reschedule. >>> the madden event, part of a laer gaming convention called jacks. m. the rest of the convention, it will go on as planned this weekend at the expo center. organizers say they are doing everything that they can to ensure people are safe. >>> travelers from all over the world, they are learning what we already know. >> that's right. >> d.c. iso great placebe, and all of those visitorsonean big for local businesses. destination d.c. says nearly 23 million people visited us in 2017, including 2ilon people from overseas. >>> visitors spent more than $7 billion at d.c. businesses which has helped to support more than 75,000 jobs. that's good for the people who live here. >> this is not fun and games, although people will go to games and have fun when they come to d.c. tourism really has a significant impactn our bottom line, and tourism equals jobs. the group also previewed a new advertising campaign.le it's c discover the rea

finally, i'm at the largest arms expo looking to showcase stealth fighter jet.sia wants to challenge the united states. guys. >> we are glad you are there covering it for us. thank you, fred. >>> imagine you and your allies are under investigation, but you get to dictate how it proceeds. president trump talking about pushing robert mueller aside and talking about conducting the investigation himself. he said he has chosen not to get involved. saying, i don't have to stay out. as you know, i could go in and i could do whatever. i could run it if i want. jeff mason was on the reuters team that interviewed the president. >> he was out of it. it was better if he did. it is interesting. he was making it clear he viewed it as a decision and he made the decision to stay out. it wasn't the only option he had. >> president trump also said he is concerned about falling into a so-called perjury trap. if he consents to the interview with the special counsel. he worries mr. mueller would compare his statement with others like james comey who trump said was best friends with

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you can find it at the expo hall food circle. also, eddy money will perform. that means two tickets to the fair will be two tickets to paradise. >> i like that. >> pack the bags and leave tonight. >> money and you didn't even know it. let's check your weather with rob. >> weather looksretty goodth bay, temperatures trending a little cooler, in a way we have seen earlier this week, with numbers in the 90s this week. the fair, we're looking at temperatures today in the low 80s with patchy low clouds this morning. pretty nice around the south bay as we move into the afternoon. san jose right now, one of the warmer spots this morning at 61 degrees. with a few partly cloudy skies. livermore right now, 55 degrees, and welcome to foggest in san francisco this morning. you have misty skies and low clouds. 52 and a sea breeze at 15 miles per hour. hour-by-hour, the forecast today. temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 80s. we shouldn't see 90s unless you're closer to antioch or pittsburg. you may get closer to 90 this afternoon. a closer look at today's high temp

af lotod things happened since the expos came from montreal. they built a new stadium, hosted the postseason. a lot of great stuff. bu now welcome to late august. the team tried to recovered from being shutout in three straight games so the first time since that move from canada. we'll call this segment story time with spanky. holding court with the teammates before the game. look at the back of his jersey. player nicknames on the back of thes. jersey quiet game though. unl the eighth. bryce harperh- pinctting. he didn't start because of a head cold. he comes up in a big way. into right. clears the bases. nats score eight runs from in the eighth inning. that's a 15-0 lead. that's all we should be talking about. but instead, disaster in the night. herrera pitching. now he's going to get this ball. but watch this. he steps awkwardly while trying to get to fiut. ee him hopping over the bag to make the play. he calls for the trainer. that is nevsi a good . he just came off the dl with a shoulder injury. he couldn't put any weight onhi leg. wincing

then ryan zimmerman it, rbi single passes tim wallach of expos fame for mostin hits franchise historythat makes it 2-0. there's the confirmation of what you just said. still in thefirst, tanner rourke the pitcher comes up. how about a bases clearin double from the pitcher? wow. 6-0. part of a seven-run first inning. our g scorecards wereetting messed up. and this continues. are you still with me? thirdinning, dal murphy loves playing against his old teab. how t two men on base, if you do the math, that's a three-run homer. it's now -0 nationals. in the third inning. they did hold on for a 25-4 win over the mets, the largest marg of victory in franchise history. >>> dierent end of the spectrum, orioles in new york. adam jones still withhem after they traded schoop to the brewers. d miguel and har a three-run homer. that makes it 6-0. you might say it ois jeffrey ramirez' night, a 6-3 loss to the ya ees. >>>decisions, that's what redskins training camp is all abt, derrius giese can form a one-two punch with thompson. rob kelley was once a skin starter. those are decisions for another da

it was on display at a nutrition expo in phoenix this weekend. >> imagine you go to the gym and you loveur body, you can go to the vending machine, swipe your credit card, and you have cbd in your hand so you can put it in the bottle before you go to your workout. >> the makers say it can help keep you better focused and also reduce soreness. >> we'll be right back.

in ourfirst fitness expo we drove into the nec with it tank. that really stood out. today. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live webpage and on world business report. thanks for your company. see you soon. thanks for your company. see you soon. bye—bye. hello there. it is going to remain mostly dry in the next few days. we have got some rain this morning. some showers are affecting the south—east of england. and some rain affecting northern and western part of england and wales from this cold front moving its way south and east. that cold front will weaken. the rain pretty much disappears. it is just a pound of cloud this afternoon. showers in the south east will disappear. this afternoon it is looking drier towards the south—east. some sunny spells. sunny spells for south east england —— south—west england, wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland. showers in western areas. for most, it is drier. waxman temperatures getting up to 17 to 18 degrees in the north. 21 degrees in the south east. through tonight with lengthy peri

day two of an international military expo taking place in patriot park just outside of moscow has wrapped up and russia's most famous weapons manufacturer of the coalition of group has unveiled a new soon to be all action robot. company . more news after this short break. so. look. at what politicians do something. to put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. but you'd like. to see what the fuck are you people. interested always in the logs. to. come back to the program videos emerged of a british police officer slapping a fourteen year old girl during an arrest the images soon spread online and fired up reaction from both the public and the police please be aware that the video we're about to show you does contain violence. thank you your god it was. ok for you to come out was ok. ok ok all right god you. know police say they responded to a disturbance involving use fighting and while officers attempted to get the girl under control the male officer struck the teenager in the face it's claimed was in response t

a south—westerly flow all tied in to this weather fronts, it will stay quiet when far north on the expost will be a cloudy night and a windy day in the far north and we will see outbreaks of rain into northern ireland. look at the temperatures in comparison to the night, it will be a milder one, 12 to 16 degrees. quite a humid muggy start to the weekend, and looks likely that saturday we will see the best of the drier weather, outdoor plants, some of the rent on sunday could be quite heavy. —— some of the rent. we start off on a cloudy no. outbreaks of light rain sitting across the scottish border. still when the us well into the far north of scotla nd when the us well into the far north of scotland here perhaps some sunshine coming through. the cloud will break up, sunny spells at warm 21: will break up, sunny spells at warm 2a degrees the mid—70s as a top temperature. as we moved out of saturday into sunday, looks likely that we could see in injection perhaps more tropical air and saw that means that the rain that we see pushing into the west could be quite heavyin pushing into the wes

day two of an international military expo taking place in patriot park just outside of moscow has wrapped up and russia's most famous weapons manufacturer the kalashnikov group is has unveiled a new soon to be all action robot. or. video of a british policeman striking a teenage girl in the face has caused outrage in the u.k. we'll have that story and others after a short break you are watching international. seems wrong. to shape out. and. find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. and welcome back this is r.t. international now video has emerged of a british police officer slapping a fourteen year old girl during an arrest the images soon spread online and fired up reaction from both the public and the police now please be aware that the video rogers he does contain violence. thank you but your god i was going to. buy her i was right i don't know it was ok. thank you so much mind you it was a guy that was your question. and police say they have responded to a disturbance involving you this fighting while officers attempted to get the girl under control the male officer str

you may need to limit outdoor expoe exposure. by 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, the numbers will start to soar.bay you'll feel it near east san jose. you're close to 100 in gilroy. now, i'm pushing it up to 100 here for antioch, pittsburg, and danville. drink plenty of water in those locations. fremont at 92. oakland looking really good at 79. really the sweet spot across the bay area on our weather is through the peninsula. 77 in palo alto. san mateo, 80. san francisco, 70. go to the mission, it will be nice there. anywhere else in san francisco, we'll keep the 60s and chilly westerly wind. sonoma and napa counties, as you get closer to the bay, numbers will drop. especially in mill valley with 82. still a warm day here in napa and sonoma with low 90s. my extended forecast in san francisco, more 60s, morning fog, afternoon sunshine. as we head through next week's forecast. and for the inland valleys, we're at that hot 100 tomorrow. then we're down to 96 on sunday. a little bit of a drop. we think we'll see a bigger drop once we hit monday as the system will pass just off to the north. this kee

all kinds and of a six hundred units of and a quick wind display during the international military expo held in russia russia's most a famous weapons manufacturer a kalashnikov group was among the exhibitors with its a latest robotic offering suddenly provoking the internet meme me quickly into action. thanks for sharing your sunday with us here at austin international and joining us here for the weekly my colleague nicky aaron will be joining you in half an hour's time with another edition of the weekly hope you can join us. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict mr dennison the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to present them that we're even many of the families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going

funded expos to talk all foreign influence on its on the program we take a look at how the state is tightening its grip on social media and what. the u.s. senate invites the head of wiki leaks to testify on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. also an easter island tribe are seeking the return of a sacred stuff you stole. over one hundred years ago we're now on display at the british museum so we. should be returned after so long. and i think you have a. history. here in moscow international all of us here welcome to your news. the u.s. has announced it is imposing new sanctions on russia over the poisoning of double agent. and his daughter back in the u.k. in march saying it holds moscow ultimately responsible with more on that. and. the united states six two thousand and eighteen determined that the government of the russian federation has used chemical biological weapons against its own nationals despite any new evidence coming to light the us wants to impose sanctions on russia and this is in regards to the form of poisoning of form of double agent sake a script on his

funded expos to tackle foreign influence on its platform there on the program we take a look at how the state is tightening its grip on social media networks. u.s. senate invites the head of wiki leaks to testify on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. also an easter island tribe is seeking the return of a sacred statue stolen over one hundred years ago but now on display at the british museum visitors if it should be given back off the so long. he thought i have this whole. thing. i've read i think i have it safe says just history. nine zero one thursday morning here in moscow this of course is international a very warm welcome to you. the u.s. has announced it is imposing new sanctions on russia and so for the poisoning of double agent sort of his daughter in the u.k. back in march saying it holds moscow ultimately responsible. the united states six two thousand and eighteen determined that the government of the russian federation has used chemical or biological weapons against its own nationals. be joining us here live in the studio for more details on this is so

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day two of an international military expo taking place in patriot park just outside of moscow has wrapped up and russia's most famous weapons manufacturer the kalashnikov group has unveiled a new soon to be all action robot. the are. going. public. video has emerged of a british police officer slapping a fourteen year old girl during an arrest the images soon spread online and fired up reaction from both the public and the police now please be aware that the video does contain some violent images. but you were. going to. be going to want i was going to be good looking for how do you want somebody. who was going to go did you. well police say that they responded to a disturbance involving youths fighting a while officers attempted to get the girl under control the male officer struck at the teenager in the face it is claimed that was in response to her trying to grab the officers taser and radio as a result the girl and a fifty two year old woman were arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer and two officers had to receive medical treatment for bite marks and cuts to the head.

day two of an international military expo taking place in patriot park just outside of moscow has wrapped up and russia's most famous weapons manufacturer the coalition of groups have unveiled a new soon to be all action robot let's take a look. there's concern over facebook's the latest tool to tackle fake news which will involve evaluating users based on how trustworthy they are online it's an addition to the site existing efforts to stem the spread of misinformation the idea is to protect users from others who indiscriminately flying up fake news as real and vice versa this is done will even be used to predict which articles need fact checking based on what users history of posting store is now despite facebook's boosting its efforts to get rid of fake news there are still a few big questions about this latest method like which users are which countries will be part of the new fake news initiative it's also not known how the evaluations will affect individual users on the site or how the process will be monitored it's put facebook in the media firing line but the social media giant ins

., but they want to take the leading role and on a final note, i'm at one of russia's largest arms expo set to desk plisplay the fighter je hyper sonic missile. another way they want to challenge america. guys. >> fascinating. fred live for us this morning in russia. thank you. >>> three minutes past the hour. imagine a world where you and your allies are under investigation, but you get to dictate how the investigation proceeds. president trump using monday about pushing robert mueller aside and running the russia investigation himself. in an interview, the president has chosen not to get involved in the probe. he says i don't have to stay out as you know. i can go in and i could do whatever. i could run it if i want. jeff mason was on the reuters team that interviewed the president. >> he was out of it. it was better if he did. it is interesting. he was making it clear he viewed it as a decision and he made the decision to stay out. it wasn't the only option he had. >> president trump also said he is concerned about falling into a so-called perjury trap. if he consents to the intervie

that includes the expo this weekend at part of the event.g convention will go on, but with increased focus on security. > today, fans will be allowed to pay final respects t aretha franklin. her dy will restdetroit. franklin's funeral is set for friday. >>> today, cardinal donald wuerl is scheduled to deliver mass to catholic teachers to kick off the school year. mediaal wuerl has avoided coverage since he was accused of covering up priest sex abuse. >>> kids are getting rea for school this morning. some will walk through the doors of the justice high sc the first time today. the school was formerly known as jeb stewart high school. a carededition ceremony is planned for next week. >>> and cominom up trow on "news 4 today," behind the scenes of bullying. there's new ways that cyber bullies find their victims.ha >> to do to make sure your kids are not the next targets. >>> if you're wondering about the next ten days,rr today, to, thursday, will be steamy and hot. storms o thursday afternoon. and hit and miss rain chances through the holid wee

it continues in a reduced form today is the international expo in the world trade affairs pick in the 19th century, they encouraged and fostered the immediate development of product awareness across borders. this was incredibly important before the electronic age in the philadelphia expedition in 1876. it was incredibly influential in this country. prince albert, is a prime mover behind the great exhibition and also actively encouraged manufacturers experimenting with technology. he patronized several firms with displays of the exposition -- displays at the exhibition. he -- at the great exhibition, including the birmingham metalworks firm from 1840 was the first to patent and electrolysis technique. before this very public and international display of ernest industry, the young welsh architect had traveled around the mediterranean seeking to provide a new language or perhaps a lexicon of architecture. for this new industrial age. a when james published his book in 1856. he sought -- in much the same internationalist spirit, he sought a new cosmopolitan approach. his travels took him

i hope you take time to visit the smarter states expo at this meeting, where leading technology innovators will be presenting innovation in action. please stay tuned for a brief video after the session that you will find truly electrifying. that is a little teaser. while i could fill the rest of the hour describing to the death -- the conversations we had and the technology we experienced, i would rather bring you a little innovation in action. so now, i will welcome to the --ting for the first time drumroll, please, if we have 1 -- a sidewalk robot in action. ♪ "rocky" theme] ♪ >> this robot offers a risk -- a glimpse into the future when our daily needs will come to us by atomic miss robots such as this one. autonomous robots such as this one. ♪ >> isn't that cool? [applause] so i am pleased that the marvel ceo, matt delaney, could join us here today. matt? [applause] we are about to show a short video that shows the capabilities of the robot in more detail and show you that it will help me deliver a special gift to help you all remember the great state of nevada. this is for you, susana

>> that's what everyone has been asking and iranians are counting expo iran so you could see well over million barrels a day being cut from iran. some analysts say more than 2. either way, it's a massive hit expected in the coming months. the question is then what happens to prices. could we see $80 oil $90 oil? a return to $100 >> i will tell viewers and listeners, if they're not reading what you're writing in "the financial times" and they don't know enough about the oil markets, you are ahead of the game the last article talked about how the biggest producers in the world were switching from profits to production. they want to pump more oil are we hearing despite sanctions, despite venezuela that the biggest of the big out there will simply continue to put more oil on to the market? >> that's what saudi arabia, russia, other big producers have been saying. they'll step in if iran pulls back even then there's been recent reports where eventually it shows maybe these countries can't produce or are unwilling to produce as much as they've said there's a bunch of competing bullish and be

ea sports has cancelled its madden event at the expo center this weekend. organize remembers reviewing safety protoco before they reschedule. this was part of a larger gaming convention. the rest of the convention will go on at planned this weekendl organizers ts that they are doing everything that they can to make sure that people are safe. meanwhile, troubling new a madden tournament in virginia. state and fed laws ban gun purchases under certain t conditiot involve mental illness and it's not clear if for the hospitalizations reached the legal threshold to prevent him from buying a gun. >> we've yet had a concrete motive. >> reporter: accding to o player katz lost a game at the tournament on sunday. one of the gamers who was killed won the madden 2017 classic.e >>> all of excitement that usually goes into the beginning of college football seaso tempered this season for the maryland terrapins. an nvestigation into the program continues after the death of player jordan mcnair earlier this year. the memories of mcnair will bey clearl visible at fedex field

units or the proposed unit the proposed dwelling unit's frontage onto central avenue does not meet th expo case no. 2017-003418var. we will hear from the appellant first. >> [no mic] >> we can go to the next case. >> we will move to >> president fung: let's take >> board of appeals prior to the going on our short break i read the prescription for item number 17. this is appeal 18-073. we were about to start with the appellant, the attorney for the appellant. >> he is in the back. >> okay. is it mr. brett gladstone? you have seven minutes, sir. >> >> good evening commissioner, brett gladstone speaking. i want to make a correction. in my brief i stated something that wasn't accurate and i thought at the hearing my client said that he was inclineed to give the variance if we just cleaned up some lot numbers and i went back and looked at the transcript and he did not say that, so i apologize. this third unit will not be accessory unit as the zoning doesn't require it to be. it will be a one bedroom of about 1050 square feet. we are perplexed that it is one of the grounds that the space is not

turkish currency he said the biggest thing is to hold on to business and that companies here continue to expoport, export rand produce, produce, and produce those items that turkey imports, they will produce them better and export them. he said they will try to do other things on their own. they asked for u.s. technology when it comes to drones, then they went and built their own. i'll get more for you as i get it from the press conference >> you have been able to spend time in istanbul you're hearing the local media and the commentary from the ground how much support are you sensing, especially from turkish state media for president erdogan? i have to imagine it's all in on him. you look at the stuff they've been writing, it's an extraordinary take from yesterday. >> they are not questioning president erdogan. he says turkey's economy is strong and stable. no words many outsiders would apply to the current situation in terms of people i've been speaking to on the ground, they're more cynical about some of his demands his supporters still very much in favor of this idea of maintaining the dig

important exhibitions continue such as the international expo and the world trade fairs. product awareness across borders in the philadelphia exhibition in 876-- 1876 was incredible for this country. prince albert as a prime mover actively encouraged manufacturers and several firms with commissions of the display, for their displays which in 1840 was the first for the technique of electric plating which is electrolysis. it is silver applied to base metal. before this very public and international display of ernest industry a welsh architect traveled to provide a new language, the language of architecture for this new industrial age. he published in 1856 and in the spirit of the great exhibition, he took a cosmopolitan approach and his travels took him to grenada and also egypt as well as istanbul. in these three places he came under the spell of islamic architecture. it emerged on the british market which was defined by openness, curiosity, and emulation of other continents. he designed the exterior of the crystal palace in hyde park which housed the greater exhibition. o

this one has the ability to expos where all the financial bodies are buried. cnn confirming that the top money man in the trump organization, alan weisselberg has been granted immunity. this caps a week of game-changing developments that likely put the president in greater legal jeopardy than ever before. >>> a political maverick and war hero makes a gut-wrenching decision. john mccain now discontinuing treatment for an aggressive form of brain cancer. i'll talk to senator reed. and our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first for jim acosta. >>> jim, the criminal investigations hanging over the president right now are hitting him closer to home. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. it appears that prosecutors are following the money. this is undoubtedly another legal blow for president trump in what's been a critical week. the president is continuing to take out his frustrations. my colleagues and i are told that the president has fuming about firing the attorney general as recently as the last few weeks, but so far the president has been talked off the

one of those events was scheduled at the dulles expo center this w weekend a part of a larger gamingonvention called gex con. the rest of that event will go on as scheduled and organizers say they're doing everything they can to ensure attendees are safe. >>> new shocking vrneo this g showing the explosion of an e-cigarette inside a store. ke a look at that. a man was left with serious burns after that e-cigarette exploded in his pants. he was in the store in anaheim, california, shopping for a tv when this happened saturday. he was able to walk out o the store on his own. the manager of the store described the incident as, quote,intense. >>> a candidate for u.s. congress in maryland is undergoing treatment for cancer. businessman david trone is the democratic nominee for maryland's sixth district which includes parts of montgomer and frederick counties. doctors found a tumor on hisur ary tract about two months ago. since then, he's undergone chemotherapy. he says the next step is surgery to remove a kidney. trone says he'll miss some days on the campaign trail this fall but he expec

i hope you all take time to visit the smarter states expo at this meeting where leading technology innovators will be demonstrating smart technologies in action. for a taste of what you will see there, stay tuned for a brief video will be playing after the session i think you'll find truly electrifying. that's a little teaser for all of you. so, while i could fill the rest of the hour describing to you , i conversations we have would rather bring you a little innovation in action. welcome to going to time,eting for the first drumroll please, a sidewalk robot in action. ♪ >> this robot offers a glimpse into the future when medicines, groceries, and other audience of daily need will come to us in autonomous robots. >> isn't that cool? i'm pleased that the ceo can join us today. matt? we are about to show a short video and i will queue that in a moment. it shows the capabilities of the robot in more detail and it will show you that it will help me deliver a special gift to help you all remember the great state of nevada. this is for you. governor bullock? this is for everybody else, i would leav

these automated entertainers are on display in beijing at an expo showcasing the latest in chinese consumer technology. a.i.: artificial intelligence, medical devices, transport; these are just some of the ten sectors that make up the country's technology master plan, "made in chiit 2025," an intive that aims to transform the country from ama facturer of cheap goods into an innovation powerhouse. and as jake parker from the s.-china business council explains, the list doesn't end there. >> it's primarily focused on raising its capabilities in adnced it and tech focused industries that are important strategic industries for the future. areas like, airplane manufacturing, automotive and new energy vehicles. >> reporter: by setting strategic taets and spending billions of dollars on state subsidies, china hopes to bugyd a technolompire that competes not only with the united states, but germany and japan. and this southern chinese city is at the center of it. in less than two decades, shenzhen, across the border from hong kong, has transformed fro a sleepy fishing village into china's silicon v

and we've done that in the past through going to outreach events, such as the san francisco housing expo, juneteenth, and a college and career fair for high school students. in addition to outreach efforts here at d.p.a., i've had the chance to be exposed to the legal realm. i've helped investigator review body worn camera footage, and a project i'm currently working on is helping our policy attorney compose a new know your rights brochure for use after the state of california passed a new welfare and institution code. i'm extremely about -- excited about the fruition of this project because it's a product that informs the public that is informative but also is legal related. as i mentioned before, it's a combination of media and law, which are two of my biggest passions, and i'm very excited about how it will turn out. thank you. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you very much. good evening. >> good evening. my name is britly salter, and -- brittany salter, and i'm a 3-l. i chose an intern for the department of police accountability because i want to be a part of building a better relatio

last week russia kicked off its army expo, is about to launch massive military exercises with china andia. they like to show off military hardware and military toys. und underneath these shows of force, the russian economy is actually under pressure. modest growth is expected this year, 1.8%. the rub he wile hit a two year when u.s. sanctions went into effect, and investors aren't investing, including potentially more u.s. sanctions. that may be one reason that putin may be taking his show on the record. there were reports in russian media late last week that putin is considering a visit to saudi arabia. in the past, saudi arabia committed $10 billion investment to russia back in 2015, so it is highly likely putin is considering a trip to visit the king and to potentially ask for more investment in his economy. >> all right. samantha vinograd, thank you so much for breaking it down for us. appreciate it. victor? >>> live look in st. mary's cathedral in ireland. pope francis is speaking to people there, members of the catholic church. we will take you there live next. it's time for the '

i will say hollywood reporter is now reporting that ronan farrow has a second expo say comecoxpot nexte'rek >> sarah, thank you. >> a big news story about a brewer contessa has more. >> let's get to beer heineken selling its china operations to cr beer, the biggest brewer in the country. they will also take a 40% stake in the company in a deal worth 3.1 billion. cr has 90 brewers across china its biggest brand, snow, is the world's top-selling beer until 2016 snow was produced by china resources and sabmiller. mine k heineken will license its name to cr beer and the deal comes as heineken has struggled to get chinese consumers to buy lore-- priced brands. there have been changing tastes to alternatives like wine. but the premium beer category is growing by double digits shares of heineken are up 1% today. >> burgers and a beer. you live in manhattan. >> i do. >> do you eat at shake shack on >> once a quarter. >> shake shack having some problems stay tuned >>> your big individual stock stories include toyota the auto maker says profits r e rose 19 p% last quarter but the are cutting sal

the nationals' 25 runs are a franchise record, dating back to their days as the montreal expos.t so bad for the mets, they used infielder jose reyes as a relief pitcher, and it wasn't pretty, either. for the not-so-amazins, it was the worst loss in the team's 57-year history. ouch! 4:56 and a check on "cnn money" this morning. >>> global markets and stocks futures were mixed overnight. stocks finished july on a down note. the dow had its best month since january, adding nearly 5%. strong quarterly results from apple could help boost the market today. the company sold about the same number of iphones as a year ago, but sales and profits soared as it made more money from higher priced devices. apple's report comes as investors are increasingly jittery about tech stocks. last week, facebook and twitter tanked after their results disappointed wall street. but apple's shares rose after hours. they're up 16% so far this year. apple is now within striking distance of becoming the first u.s. company ever to be worth $1 trillion. ceo tim cook also announced apple will be coming to cvs an

the coin, randy and michael decide to put it up for auction, beginning with a sneak peak at a coin expo in long beach, california. >> it was phenomenal. >> a rare coin that's spent years lost in a drawer could bring in millions of dollars at auction. >> we were on every television station. >> and realized it might be something a little more special. >> i was getting phone calls from across the country, as well as seeing articles across the world -- russia, china... >> is the price going up at this point with all that interest? >> in my mind, it is. >> then out of the blue, the postman knocks. >> well, i got a very interesting letter from the government. >> a letter? do you have the letter? >> i do, right here. >> oh, this doesn't look good. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it wit

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