the pit falls of balancing two often misunderstood worlds.'s zachary kiesch. >> reporter: it's a friday night at the comedy cellar.cellar.cel. new york city's premiere place for standup. and rahmy yusef is about to take the stage. >> if you have a girl problem -- >> i grew up in a family that didn't talk about sex at all. i'm muslim, and it didn't come up at all. any muslims here? oh, yeah? did you guys talk about sex? >> reporter: a jersey boy and son of egyptian immigrants, rahmy is here to flip the script. >> i believe all the women. none of them have a reason to lie. the other reason i believe them is men? yeah, we're not good. >> reporter: it's been a breakout year for the comedian. >> it's azy. >> reporter: first known for making a splash in the late show with stephen colbert and "mr. robot." now he has his own series coined rahmy in a new hbo special. >> we're not trying to provide answers. i don't think that's job of film or comedy. i think the only job we have or i have is to disrupt the context. >> reporter: the hoe show is loy base

narrator: at monro falls as in countless other places, the dams provide water for specialized use.ing company. such uses of river water continue until it finally reaches lake erie. then it slowly meanders through the city of cuyahoga falls, in some spots appearing as an idyllic stream. ♪ in others, an industrial sewer. waste, mostly industrial, trickles into the beleaguered river. but it appears to be in better condition than it was five years ago, but many polluters are still actively contributing to the death of the cuyahoga. ♪ from cuyahoga falls, the river winds through the city of akron. from the three dams upstream, the city removes some 70 million gallons of water a day and returns it to the tiny stream at the boxing plant several miles below. during low flow period, the discharge may make up 85% of the river's water. under normal conditions, as much as half. from here, the cuyahoga attempts to act like a river, coursing down rapids and waterfalls, descending several hundred feet in little more than a mile and a half. ♪ narrator: by the time the cuyahoga river reaches clevel

. >> why he is always falling over with excitement. we've got the whole group breaking down the best on the web including internet trend to w s why giving it a try is a real trick. >> there are close calls and then there are these videos where you cannot get any closer to disaster. we'll start in colombia. a bus is stuck in the mud. they're looking down to the mountain, they can see there has clearly been slippage. >> this is when you get religion. >>, no you get religion five seconds later because -- >> oh, my goodness! no! >> a landslide. oh, my god. >> yeah, another landslide heading for them. they get out of the way. three people right. there and there goes the bus. anybody left in that bus? >> no. everybody out. so quickly. just exit. >> you know, feet, do your job and get out. >> the bus was totaled. everybody else was pretty much fine. three people reported to have minor injuries. now that one couldn't have been avoided. this next video from australia could have been easily been avoided. this is from sidney train station. this d

7 to the dollar within 3 months what would the effect of the fall be and how significant is it that a state of wine and city is is making this prediction it's it's it's it's it's it's fairly important that and consequential that a state alone entity is saying so and i would say that the chinese people's bank governor has sent signals in this direction but what the the point of the chinese are central bank of the monetary authorities are trying to get across is that we are not going to defend an artificial currency value we want stability and we will manage the value of the one and even as the one falls so be it but we don't want it to be very volatile and this certainly don't want 7 to be a number which speculators can attack and so that's the impression they're giving that yes it could fall but we've all we will manage it and it's not that we're looking for great great depreciation in its value. and on currency issues the treasury secretary of the united states mr nugent has accused china of having a policy of letting the one fall to blunt the effect of the trade fied of trade figh

demand than it is actually about potential supply oil had been falling recently yes they've actually fell to a 5 month low with concerns on u.s. trade war concerns about slowing growth in various countries around the world and we still see all of those factors play today as those of macro factors haven't gone away so this move could have been a lot bigger and more significant but still it was enough to make. investors are nervous now after the attack u.s. crude futures rebounded and the price for brant crude and that's the global mench bark surged over 4 percent to about $62.00 a barrel today now daniel prior to this crude oil prices had drifted lower in recent months as a huge surge in american production more than offset the effect of u.s. sanctions on oil producer countries like venezuela and iran and then the opec recently supplied curbs and just today opec cut its forecast for growth in world demand this year to 1140000 barrels a day and that was from a may as to met a 1210000 barrels now in its monthly report said that the revisions a largely reflected sluggish demand and danie

everybody cools down as the numbers fall on tuesday and then collapse on wednesday. down into the mid-70s inland before we begin to increase temperatures by saturday and sunday. looks like a good week ahead. so enjoy it. >>> dennis o'donnell at sonoma raceway. on location tonight. one-on-one with martin truex, also the kid from grass valley, best finish ever on the nascar circuit. we have sound from him. the giants and ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ . >>> well. what goes up came down in missouri when the hot air balloon brushed a crowd. the event turned quickly to chaos as it barreled through the crowd. amazing there were only minor injuries reported. right now it is not clear what caused it to crash. >>> in southern california, racing season come to a close at santa anita after 30 horse deaths. yesterday a four-year-old horse injured his leg and had to be euthanized. he was banned yesterday by the track's owners. >> industry is a problem. it i

that is socially accepted to something that falls within the realm of the occupation when this story broke bridge. that one of the season's biggest tennis tournaments the french open has been caught up in sexism storm. organizers said forecasts of bad weather meant they played both women semifinal symbol to mislead and away from center court the women's tennis association blasted the move saying quote they deserve to play on the prestigious center courts like the men leslie or delves a little deeper. the semifinal matches in the women's french open in tennis have been held away from same to court and at the same time now the organizers to frame a position they say that this allows for the maximum number of spectators to watch these equally prestigious games that some see it as the latest example in an industry that denounces female athletes what is tiring and what is really unfortunate in this more than anything is that women have to sit you know athletes female athletes they have to sit in different positions and have to justify their scheduling and their involvement in an event or

and they were worried that if they moved it might fall apart. there are wonderful old photos of all the people sitting here all very serious and ceremonial with a giraffe peering over their shoulders. so what exactly was the basic law and be able to hear and bond a clear and interim capital of the federal republic of germany you'll find out in an overview of the 1st decades after the war displayed and bonds house of history. it was helmut kohl's idea to create this museum of modern german history which opened in 1900. it's going to take submission is entitled our history germany since $945.00. with the approval of the basic law constitution the federal republic of germany west germany was established in. 949 you have your perfume nonce here. looking back on 70 years of german history here we see kind of had no assigning the basic law at george you know. when the last of germany was still in ruins but no i wanted to emphasize the importance of this historic moment. so he used the very grand gilded silverware from cologne town hall in. the start o

it slowly meandered through the city of cuyahoga falls, in some idealappearing as an ideal stream.--ustrial sewer. waste, mostly industrial, trickled into the river. but it appears to be in better condition than it was five years ago. many polluters are still actively contributing to the death of the cuyahoga. ♪ from cuyahoga falls, the river winds through the city of akron. on the three dams upstream, the city gets some 70 million gallons of water per day, with a tiny stream at the boxing plant several miles below. during low flow, the discharge river's up 85% of the water. under normal conditions, as much as half. from here, the cuyahoga attempts to act like a river, coursing down rapids and waterfalls, descending several hundred feet for another mile and a half. ♪ narrator: by the time the cuyahoga river reaches it, it is already dead. there is little life of any kind in this water. in all, 44 sewage treatment dumps waste into the eck.r on its tr the treatment plan adds another 75 million gallons to the river alone. now it is the river, known throughout the world as the only one t

in 2017 falling to 5000000000 in 2018.over old china has read directed its foreign direct investment away from the u.s. and europe towards belt and road initiative countries. but this is not to detract from the fact that the drop in the u.s. foreign direct investment is particularly high part of that is a function of us regulators blocking chinese acquisitions in the u.s. in fact last year approximately 14 deals. potential acquisitions were blocked by the u.s. under the safe u.s. regulations and as a result obviously the actual numbers for foreign direct investment into china from china into the u.s. of fall and so the attendance of this conference is really a reflection of these realities that's interesting a lot of that decline apparently is as you know due to official decisions from citi as declining that chinese investment i had to get your reaction to white house economic spokesperson larry kudlow who said on a rival network that the u.s. could still hit 3 percent growth for this year even if there is no ways aleutian

to where we were in the fall in the fall we were positioned and anti-fixed income and didn't want to touch fixed income and gravitating to the momentum names and the fangs were the place to be. the market at that point was leaning in one direction that was very offensive i think where we are right now where you're seeing allocations into fixed income and to where you're seeing to stephanie's point to a barbell strategy. potentially that works to the market's advantage because we are not playing significant offense as we approach this new high, again. >> you can't play significant offense because of what was just said, right? because we just don't know so, you have -- because you'll lose your shirt if you make these big bets and then impossible as a pm to kind of come back and offset that and beat the market. so, that's to your point exactly. makes all the sense in the world. >> but creates a different environment than the last time that we visited new highs. >> so, steve liesman, what is the fed going to say tomorrow in your best guess? >> you know, i was listening to this conversati

analysts predict gas prices will fall 16 cents a gallon nationwide this week. prices at the pump have been falling for weeks. that is unusual this time of year. and it's largely due to falling oil prices. >>> use the extra change at starbucks. because starbucks says the company is testing reusable cups. right now customers in london's airport are getting a choice of a paper cup or one that can be used again. the paper cups will cost extra. reusable cups will be dropped off in areas at the airport and put back in rotation. >>> coming up, the legal battle over stairway to heaven. >>> and at a public pool, one mother said she wa see mothers are coming see mothers are coming to her defense. corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression

we were waiting for the final pieces of the jigsaw to fall into place was up of the jigsaw to fall intois afternoon the name feliciano lopez emerge., assuming there are no setbacks as murray recovers from the hip surgery, he will be hitting the grass, the courts again just for one half months after surgery. russell for there. a few other news lines for you today. qatar has been confirmed as the host of the 2019 and 2020 club world cups. liverpool will enter at the semi—final stage, having won the champions league on saturday. organisers will use the tournaments to aid their preparation for the men's world cup in 2022. former tottenham fa cup winner and leyton orient manager justin edinburgh has been admitted to hospital after being suddenly taken ill this morning. orient were promoted to league two after winning the national league this season. and the funeral of the former arsenal forward, jose antonio reyes, has been held in his home town of utrera in southern spain today. the 35—year—old was killed in a car crash over the weekend. a little over a month until england begin the netball

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it's about three and a half miles from the gate to the falls. year, a variety of wild flowers and succulents will be in bloom. after an elevation gain of about 700 feet, you'll finally come to the falls. in nondrought years so-cal edison releases water from shaver laking into stephenson creek. the result is a roaring cascade that makes the bridge impassable. a sign at the entrance said as much. either view the falls from afar or on a hot day, and venture out a few feet for a quick cool down. >> i feel like i just jumped into a switching pool. if you come, bring a towel and a change of clothes. >> reporter: the falls drop 1200 feet in four sections before feeding into the san joaquin river. with the water covering the bridge, the only way to see the upper section of the falls is from above. a hidden adventure you can see without going to a national park that puts you face-to-face with one of the biggest water falls in california. >> wow. >> that was spectacular. >> very nice. >> i wasn't writing down all of his directions though. too late. >> we'

there is a specific fall prevention to help reduce the risk of falls for high-risk older adults. and then the other program is the healthier living, it's a self-management program. and there is two components of that. one is a program developed by a university. and the other is from the university of chicago, illinois, called diabetes empowerment education program. and both these programs, of course, are -- the goal is to help improve and maintain the health of older adults and adults with disability. and we have had these programs for several years now. and has been proven to be very effective. and as i go through the service units for the -- you can see for the physical fitness and fall prevention, currently we have -- this contract for two years is 22 sites that will be implementing this program throughout the neighborhood. and they are using -- partnering with a lot of different community partners to make this happen. and if you have questions, i'll be happy to answer them. >> president serina: thank you, linda. just a comment. today's chronicle tt carried an article about th

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and australia falls in dramatic fashion at the women's world cup while germany marches on to confirm its standing as the tournament favorites another command to perform. on exposure thanks for joining us millions of voters an extent but will return to the polls today to cast their ballots again in a rerun of the city's mayoral election president wretched type editor once governing party is fighting for control of turkey's largest city the fresh election is taking place after turkey's top electoral authority know the results of the 1st vote following appeals by air to one's party. it's a mayoral rerun that could redefine turkish politics. istanbul is deciding between 2 main candidates been. from president rich it once ruling a k party and crim from the opposition and who was mayor for 18 days before a rerun was called had won a tight race but the courts agreed that there were voting irregularities and cold a rerun. positive good occurred are we determined to keep going until sunday june 28th. we were ready to show our national will let the policy and that's exactly the point this elec

instead of saying "lead us not into temptation", it will say "do not let us fall into temptation."s in a word? with me is stephanie hare who is an independent analyst. we will go backwards from the lord's prayer. let's start with brexit here. where do you even start with this story? the times is now seeing the queen will be dragged into brexit, there's this raw over what some people have said is an offensive threat to suspend parliament. we are talking about dominic raabe, the former brexit secretary, he is the only former secretary, he is the only former secretary to consider bringing the session soon and just to prevent mps from forcing a no deal brexit —— bring the session to an end. how bad are things with the uk political system that we now have a contender for the conservative party asking to suspend parliament? it's not very democratic, is it? the whole point of brexit was supposed to be taking back control, not abolishing parliamentary democracy. it's a bit weird, to be honest. and it also really doesn't address any of the issues behind why parliament has not wa nted issues

in 2017 fall into 5000000000 in 2018.over old china has read directed its foreign direct investment away from the u.s. and europe towards belt and road initiative countries. but this is not to detract from the fact that the drop in the u.s. foreign direct investment is particularly high part of that is a function of us regulators blocking chinese acquisitions in the u.s. in fact last year approximately 14 deals. potential acquisitions were blocked by the us under the safe us regulations and as a result obviously the actual numbers for foreign direct investment into china from china into the u.s. of fall and so the attendance of this conference is really a reflection of these realities that's interesting a lot of that decline apparently is as you know due to official decisions from citi has declined ing that chinese investment i had to get your reaction to white house economic spokesperson larry kudlow who said on a rival network that the u.s. could still hit 3 percent growth for this year even if there is no way as aleuti

>> this year, and in a limited way and it goes up big time in the fall. >> so in the fall, full implementation and this is the first time, then, you'll see the results of that work. >> right. >> so this time next year, the team will be able to come back and report what the results have been. >> excellent. are you restructuring the curriculum in those courses to meet the needs of students or adding councillors and you also have outside support, right, with the tutoring courses? >> all of the above. and so you see that everyone of those things you mentioned, would say, we have to do it and we know we have to do it, but there's a cost to that. so it's better to costs into getting one student through successfully the first time then to keep on funding students going through and take it again and take it again and take it again. so we think -- we'll see the stats this time next year but we think we'll be better off for on our students. >> san francisco is going through that, as well, when we track students in manua math, pg students in different math students. when we them in the same classes and r

the club scene on to the streets after the fall of the berlin wall in 1989. it was all about borders and self discovery fulfillment you're inspired by an idea and simply go for it when we reached the demo i thought we don't have to proclaim what we're against we need demonstrate. what we stand for. and that's pretty much what we did with the love. with our music make euphoria. the love for it came to be symbolic for berlin after reunification hundreds of marchers became ranks of hundreds of thousands until a 1000000 joined in on the huge party all outside and all for free. the not parade was in the perfect place of the perfect time it was a whole generation a scene that started small but then it went on to the street and showed it we are this is our music it's take a look we're demonstrating for what we like. a new way to deal with technology and we're not afraid of it we use it to make music. music time it. back in west berlin in the late eighty's dr mark and danielle an artist from the us were the dream couple of a new subculture. they loved acid house elec

after years of neglect the ceilings are literally falling down around the workers in nuclear complexes across the country and we will have several people coming down here to talk about that threat because in some states their senators want to be sure that they are doing a good job of maintaining our nuclear capability. so we need to modernize and revitalize the infrastructure if we want to maintain pace with china and russia and if we want to be a credible nuclear deterrence. the cost of modernization is not excessive. it's a small price to pay to prevent a nuclear war. the nda, that's what were considering now, the national defense authorization act fully funds the nuclear modernization program at or above the request including additional funding for submarines and ballistic missile warheads. they also push the national nuclear security administration toward its goal of plutonium pit production, requirement to meet the needs of our nuclear strategy. so anyway, these investments will increase our capabilities bring us into the 21st century. it's what we need to be doing to implement th

into the same trap and they are going to continue falling she's going to be using that continuously to do whatever she wants to do when she's going to go down in the polls he's going to play the game again mexico has to put the line right away they don't want to be at the political opinions of of of a president that seeking reelection yeah development we'll be watching very closely here in our 2 you know a petition has been launched to free a russian journalist arrested on drug charges in schools or 2 reports in moments. seen this before in the eighty's with the rise of japan and the u.s. tatar response rejiggered the global currency markets at the plaza accord this is. the same people like a master plan for to action team after the crash of $1000.00. so china doesn't seem to be wanting to play that game so they're going to have to come up with some other strategy and after a moment appear on the rise. greece has long positioned itself as a sovereign player within the e.u. it can stand up to brussels put its foot down when it comes to its own national interests but when it comes to

are going to fall into.e what category they are going to fall intolj you have to decide what category they are going to fall into. i think that if he does, as is expected to get into the final two we have a month of extremely intense press focus on him. every aspect of his professional and private life will be picked over and i would be concerned that was one of his backers if there is something lurking in the background, however i hear what you're saying about the conversation. look at what is happening to michael gove. he confessed to taking cocaine in his 305. confessed to taking cocaine in his 30s. but that is branding. it's about him being a naughty boy. 30s. but that is branding. it's about him being a naughty boylj think borisjohnson is a colourful figure and of fun. he not standing to be conservative leader of the opposition, he is pitching himself as prime and not a prime minister in bad times but one of the biggest crisis eight country has faced. he certainly will be like this in a few weeks. the d

so loud and so close i remember as a child i just stood there and then i saw everything i saw the fall bombs. landing like that and then suddenly the fire was everywhere around me an my clothes were burned off by the fire and i saw the fire. was over my left arm and a in late late that and i used my right hands i wet it up then day by day i i have to go through with a lot of pain and and trial in ny man and very low self esteem not only just the scar i have from the napalm and a pain from that one day it but my heart was in trouble and. thousands of videos are said to be taken from you tube the streaming platforms adopting new guidelines which ban videos that promote the superiority of any particular group this is just the latest move the widespread of all the various online sites in the battling allegedly harmful discriminatory content the nexus of the senior correspondent road goes to have explained it's not quite as clear cut as it seems. you tube has again shuffled about it's hate speech and discrimination policy this follows a sidestep wark to some assault and a back flip today we

it hasn't happened since the fall of the soviet union it's a phrase you don't hear very often these days but it's mega relevant here in kazakhstan and it's capital done because the country prepares to enter a new chapter. russia will be passing a careful are you over this one most who has been on a quest of uniting the post soviet bloc economically and kazakhstan is an integral part of this strategy especially in new zealand the eurasian economic union forward there was a personal friendship there too between vladimir putin and the former kazakstan leader not assault on those that are biased at the same time he has always maintained a policy independent from most school and never recognized south a set or a cause and there was silence on crimea so it looks to lose and plenty to gain because a capital has also played host to 11 rounds of the syria peace talks spearheaded by more schools which have been key to establishing dialogue between the assad government and the opposition so a lot rests on kazakhstan when it comes to international diplomacy too. and was there doubts there's opportun

dead dogs and sick children allegedly from the scene of the attack yet british authorities deny the fall out had affected the animals or children killed mopp and look at why it took so long for the paper to issue a correction. you're remember when the new york times dropped a bombshell about how gina haskell the cia director had convinced donald trump to send russian diplomats packing in response to the script all poisoning by showing him photographs of dead ducks and sick children except those reports turned out to be fake news the author has apologized i regret the error and over my apology i strive to get information right the 1st time that is was subscribers pay for but when i give something bone fix it so this is how they fixed it and earlier version of this article in correctly described the photos the jena house bill showed to president trump during a discussion about responding to the nerve agent attack in britain on a former russian intelligence officer miss haskell displayed pictures illustrating the consequences of nerve agent attacks not images specific to the chemical attack

but they are falling apart.er, it's not out of the question in extreme northern parts of napa county, you may get a little before of drizzle out of this line that's falling apart the next hour. that's about it. it's pretty quiet out there. the picture is a foggy one. look at this, emeryville camera, on a clear night you would be able to see the san francisco skyline well off in the background. barely see the tops of the bay bridge. the marine layer, it is thick. it will be foggy over the next 12 hours. accuweather highlights the next couple of days. we're talking about fog thickening as we speak tonight. that's going to usher in a cooler finish to the end the weekend. do not worry, you want that warmth, it's coming back. monday, tuesday, and wednesday. those numbers bounce back above average for this time the year. out there right now, it's pretty uniform in most spots, in the 50s. that cooling marine layer moving in. 57 in oakland. 56 in san mateo. napa current temperature of about 54. take a look at the overal

group oflshad a tree fall on a we're going to need at least two ambulances >> an ea11-yold girl scout on a camping trip is struck and killed by a falling tree this morning an indiana community is in shock. >>> then the crackdown on those annoying robocalls and one man known as the dialer accused of 60 million calls alone >>> and the bronx bomberanjust seher major league record. "early today" starts right now >>> good to be with you this morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip men breaking news this morning congress will finally hear from the special counsel. robert mueller has agreed to testify publicly on july 17th before both thhouse judiciary and house intelligce committees with cameras rolling he will speak about his findings and hih report on russian interference in the ca16 mpaign for more on what we can expect let's go to nbc's craig boswell, nbc. craig, good morning. bthis coulde a watershed moment in the mueller saga. >> repaiter: it certy could, phillip. good morning good morning, everyone this is the star witness that democrats have wanted to question publicly since

we are also seeing apple falling.l street is starting get in on the action when it comes to what analysts are doing. david: the assumption is the world is going digital. that means that is good for tech. are we questioning that assumption? could trade and a tech war with china change that? emma: it is something we've been grappling with because we see tech lead the stock market when we see the stock market go up. it also leads when we go down. it seems to be the sector that is the leading indicator both ways and one of those where until we have some sort of resolution, it is difficult to take a longer-term view, certainly when you come back to broadcom, we are seeing wall street analysts taking a different view. a chart showing them cutting their price targets. david: thank you so much to emma chandra. the democrats have decided it will appear in the first debate of the presidential season. how will it work? we asked our political panel. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on

we'll see that this summer and this fall. >> the problem is this has already dragged on and you heardunice, there is not a plan to meet they're not close at this point to some kind of a trade deal. >> i think a lot of people were naive about this this is a big deal we focused -- we tend in business to focus on the business aspect. you have all the companies out here saying, we need to end this, this is hurting us they need to stop back a little bit and go, hey, i got supply lines in a communist country that has spying issues, security issues, and human rights issues. how smart is that as a ceo >> we saw restoration hardware, not asking you to recommend restoration hard way, but the furniture company, they said we're diversifying our supply chain. jim cramer talked about this is it worth from an investor's perspective, short-term pain here, maybe even a year or two, to get things better and more secure for the next 25 years >> it is not just worth it, it is -- we have no choice. we come it a crossroads, given the security issues and started with huawei. they have expected us to just st

>>at the coast today temperatures will fall into the 70's new can see out there that skies are nice andretty inviting and it is really nice right now actually with temperatures mostly in the 70's, currently, but they're going to climb inland again back into the 90's some cloud cover moving over the bay you're seeing less and less of it as the morning goes on high pressure built up out there right now that's going help to keep us dry but tomorrow, the return of some fog or really filtering in across the day that's going to be one of the first signof changes. we have in the forecast to come now the past few days have come along with that warm air from in the interior of the statt to the co that's why all of us from our inland areas to the coast have been so much s so much hotter than we should be for this time of year. but what we are going to be seeing over the next few days is the return of this marine influenced air which is that cool ocean air that's going to push over the bay helped keep things cooler and help to return us a lot closer to average to where we should be for this time o

then not long after that i said, if that crane falls, that's probably going to fall on our building. right after that, we saw the crane fall on the building. it did just cut through the building. >> describe that. the crane starts to fall. you see it. what was that scene like? >> we actually couldn't see the crane itself. normally when i would walk onto the balcony i could see the crane basically at a parallel to our building. that day when we walked out, we couldn't see the crane. when it did fall, we just saw the building -- you know, it knocked the building down. we weren't actually -- we didn't see it fall. we just saw when it sliced through the building. it was terrifying. >> i'm sure it was terrifying. it's terrifying to see the pictures today. did you have to evacuate? >> we did. it was probably about an hour. i don't know the time frame. it's all pretty hazy. once we got our bearings and realized our cats were okay, we just tried to figure out what a game plan would be. you just don't know what to do in a situation like this. it's not something that you plan for. so we kind o

humidity falling. it's breezy out there as well.morrow temperatures are going to be in the mid-80s. very comfortable tomorrow. monday's gonna be ablutely gorgeous. humidity comes back in on tuesday and wednesday and by thursday those temperatures for fourth of july low-to-midou0s and of crse we've got that humidity around as well. so it's going to feel cse to 100 degrees on the fourth of july and we also have those afternoon storms possible. e start with the best chance of afternoon stormsdnesday and we take it all the way through saturday again with those temperatures in the low-to-mid 90s. by sunday temperatures around 90 degrees. we're dry. more rain returns by the time we get into monday. >>> tense moments in portld. a confrontation between protesters turned violent. this was the hectic scenest rday afternoon. officials say that a self-described anti fascist group was confronted by police for not having a permit. they later encountered a right wing demonstration taking place downtown. several fights broke out between the two gro

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knife if home prices do fall back. >> in order for us to get that kind of mortgage, what does that mean for the ten-year, 1.5 range or two >> they don't fall exactly the ten-year yield we always use the term loosely they follow the mortgage-backed bonds and demand for mortgage-backed securities it depends entirely on investors and how they're feeling about certain things as the ten-year treasury falls, they will come down eventually but they don't move like stock rates. they don't move immediately on prices they tend to move day-to-day and they're less volatile. when you're in the lower 4% or just below in the high 3% range, that's a great time to get in. we do know they could go up again. >> it's like gasoline prices they rise quickly with oil but they fall a little more slowly. >> lenders don't want to, right? >> i get it. i get t appreciate it, diana thank you very much. >>> here is what else is coming up on "the exchange. >>> the government has its sights set on big tech and one issue, ad domination we'll talk to one company that was forced to sell itself because it just couldn't co

this kind of falls into that this fall into the pfizer warner lambert deal from years and years ago. this is a consolidating industry as pricing becomes tougher as the administration continues to put pressure on things, you'll see more consolidation. does this deal do that in and of itself i don't think so, but again, this is a sign of the times. >> what you're describing in the business broadly >> absolutely. >> you mentioned the price hikes. why is that significant here in particular do you think? >> i think there's a bit of a culture clash. putting two companies together on paper is easy actually integrating them and making sure they get along, so you have a company that has its roots in irvine, california, and new jersey, allergan, and then a chicago-based company. finding the synergys and getting them to work could be difficult. there's not a lot of overlap, either they're going to have to come from somewhere they say 50% are coming from rnd. now, all of that said, you have, if humira, abbvie's ceo was testifying recently before congress on price hikes to humira allergan's ceo h

that measure should fall or needs to fall for the federal reserve will move toward a cut.rst quarter of this year have been resilient for corporate. 80% of the companies on the u.s. stock markets met or exceeded expectations in the first quarter of this year. alone, for those reasons the federal reserve is quite likely to not cut in july even though there are expectations of a cut priced in. paul: if you are correct, what do you foresee, upheaval in markets once the realization dawns? --vin: i think the markets the equity markets and on markets are moving in the same direction at this point in time. you look at it year to date, and markets are still positive in the u.s. and asia despite tensions between china and the u.s. on the trade front. misread thekets signal from the fed and the federal reserve has been dovish in its commentary, the markets are likely to correct when the equity market is concerned. kathleen: i have to push back against the idea that they won't cut. people think they need to see more data if they need to cut, but they are not tilting toward a hike at

and they were worried that if they moved it it might fall apart. they were a wonderful old 1st has of all the people sitting here over a serious and ceremonial was it a wrong appearing over their shoulder is. off the shore. so what exactly was the basic law and feel it's here and bond it cleared interim capital of the federal republic of germany you'll find out in an overview of the 1st. after the war displayed in bond's house of history. it was helmut cole's idea to create this museum of modern german history which opened in 1900. it's permanent exhibition is entitled our history germany's since $945.00. with the approval of the basic law constitution the federal republic of germany all of west germany was established in 1949. looking back on 70 years of german history and here we see kind of adenauer signing the basic law. and when the loss of germany was still in ruins but no i wanted to emphasize the importance of this historic moment. so he used the very grand gilded silverware from cologne town hall and gruden of the start of the establishmen