brent: fanny is back. you have the latest on turkey.anny: turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has warned his country will boycott u.s. products in response to what he calls economic terrorism done by the united states. he is referring to the trump administration doubling tariffs for turkish steel and aluminum. 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. here is more. reporter:: president erdogan claims the u.s. has sabotaged the lira as retribution for ankara's detention of an american pastor on espionage and terrorism charges. washington had already imposed sanctions on turkey, and last week announced plans to double import tariffs on turkish aluminum and steel. since then, the turkish lira has lost a quarter of its value. erdogan says it is part of a plot by the u.s. to devalue currencies globally. meanwhile, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov already predicts consequences for the dollar. >> i am sure that th

this is fanny hill, 1748. "i was tall, not too tall, which as i before remarked was barely turned 15. my shape perfectly straight , then wasted, and light and free without owing anything to stays. my hair was a glossy auburn and soft as silk. flowing down my neck. in natural buckles. and did not a little set off the whiteness of a smooth skin. my face was too ruddy and the shape was a roundish oval, except for a pit in my chin. had far from a disagreeable effect. my eyes were as black as can be imagined and rather languishing than sparkling, except on certain occasions when i have been told they had struck fire. my teeth which i ever carefully preserved were small, even and white. my bosom, and you were waiting for that, was finally raised and one could discern the promise in the growth of the round breasts that and a little time made that promise good. in short, all the points of beauty that are most universally in request, i had." a lot of modesty i see. "or at least my vanity allowed me to appeal to the sov

reading fanny hill did not make him that way. conductound guilty of unbecoming, at the last minute his command was restored to him. beyond the u.s. army there was concern. a little-known and unstudied piece of legislation. passed in february 1865 and theed an act relating to postal laws, it aimed to protect soldiers from pornographic material. one congressman insisted that the u.s. postal service had become the vehicle for the conveyance of great quantities of a scene books and picture -- of obscene books and pictures and it was a great evil. the court-martial records suggests that there was a good deal of porn available in the u.s. army camps. they did not qualify the terms used further. like the old adage, i know it when i see it, lawmakers evinced a comfortable familiarity with pornography and accepted that it was hurting the war effort. the law provided for a fine of 500 dollars to be levied against -- $500 to be levied against any person who mailed and obscene prints. it set a precedent for sweeping legislation that was pass

who robbed a bank while wearing a fanny pack. there calling him the fanny pack bandit. police say he robbed at the wells fargo on oak road on wednesday and allegedly handed the teller a note, left with the cash and was last seen walking towards ygnacio valley road. he is described as a white man in his early 30s with a slender build wearing a black leather fanny pack. >>> an investigation is underway in pleasanton where a man died after being tased by a police officer . the police say they were trying to detain the man who was acting erratically inside the raleys store on sonoma boulevard on wednesday. jacob bauer was disruptive and violent, smashing bottles and throwing a shopping cart. the police tried to detain him but they say he was not cooperating. >> the officers engaged in a struggle with him that lasted several minutes. during that altercation mister bauer actually bit one of our officers. >> the police used a taser on bauer and later put him in a leg restraints to try to control him. paramedics got ready to put bauer in an ambulance and they say he started hav

. >>> police are looking for a man who robbed a bank while wearing a fanny pack. the fanny pack bandit. he robbed the wells fargo on oak grove road at 11:30 a.m. yesterday morning and handed the teller a note and left with cash and was walking. he is a white man in his 30s with a slender build wearing a dark blue baseball hat and a black fanny pack. >>> back lash in california over the trump administration's plan to relax car pollution rules. ktvu's cristina rendon tells us it sets the stage for a legal battle. >> reporter: the trump administration wants to ease requirements that cars be more fuel officiant. the epa is proposing to freeze mileage standards. it would eliminate obama administration rules to keep toughening requirements through 2026. she says that is bad news for everybody. >> they are taking us backwards by freezing the standards and not allowing cars to get cleaner and less expensive for consumers. >> the epa's proposal argues that weakening emissions standards is needed because regulations are no longer appropriate and reasonable. the administrati

fannie went on to marry pierce butler in 1834. he came from a wealthy philadelphia family that also owned plantations in georgia. theirs, however, was not a happy marriage. she was opposed to the slavery that she witnessed on her husband's plantations, and that and other factors led her to leave him in 1846, return to england, and later divorced in 1849. but fannie's story doesn't end there. she did return to the united states from time to time. she had lost custody of her daughters and was only able to visit them for a short time each year, until they turned 21. she did return to the stage to raise money, but not as an actress. instead, she gave public readings. and she was a prolific writer. she published a couple of plays, a volume of her poetry. and during the civil war, she was very concerned about foreign attitudes towards the confederacy. wanting to turn british opinion in favor of the union cause in 1863, she decided to publish her journal about life in georgia and all that she witnessed. and it was entitled "journal of a

>> fanny pack. >> jimmy: is it okay for superman to have a fanny pack?yeah. >> jimmy: it is, okay, all right. it can be black, it can be any color, doesn't have to coordinate with the costume? never mind, superman. spider-man, first of all, where's your mask, spider-man? oh, it's right there, okay. where did you get your costume? >> i found it at a thrift shop. >> jimmy: all right. and do you ever experience chafing in that thing? >> oh, yeah. i carry baby powder. >> jimmy: oh, you do, all right. and this has got to be the worst costume in the world, the incredible hulk. how do you use the bathroom with those giant rubber hands that you have? [ indiscernible mumbling ] >> jimmy: can you repeat that? oh. we've got another spider-man there too. [ laughter ] hulk, i'm sorry, i can't understand. i can't understand what you're saying. how do you go to the bathroom with those hands? >> i told you. [ cheers and applause ] i just -- i go -- i go right -- right in the suit. i go in the suit. >> jimmy: oh, wait a minute, jon stewart, you play the incredible hulk o

. >> police are looking for help in identifying the fannie pack bandit. he robbed the wells fargo on oak grove road yesterday morning. he handed the teller a note demanding money, left with the cash and was last seen walking. he is described as a white man, early 30s, slender build, dark blew baseball hat and dark black fannie pack. >> the new transit center is set to open later this month. christian shows tsunami five acre oasis south of market. >> reporter: the rooftop garden at the transit center is the crowning feature at this state of the art transportation hub. they led tours for neighbors who watched the park form before their eye, 40 feet in the air. pam hudson moved in -- >> about four years ago. the transit center was just being dug so we chose to live on 2nd street. our condo actually sees the transit building. >> reporter: neighbors had a chance to walk the five and a half acre park today and say it's more spectacular up close. it's exciting, the green space, public areas, it's wonderful. >> reporter: the architect says the idea was to create

fanny bags, small bags, empty hydration packs are okay. any clear nonclear bag or large hydration pack with more than two pockets will not be allowed. if you went to cluster fest it's the same security guidelines for this as for the comedy festival. security gates open at 11:00 and first three acts hit the first three stages at noon. >> thanks. >>> a heart breaking end to the investigation into a house fire that killed a mother and two children. police say that the woman intentionally set herself on fire early sunday morning. dao and r 14 year old twin daughters died. a third 11 year odd daughter escaped. police call it a case of suicide resulting in two homicides. >>> deadly attack of a concord man may have been motivated by a decades' old grudge. the 55 year is accused of the stabbing. investigators say downy helped send him to prison 20 to 30 years ago after he broke into his home. there is a warrant out for his arrest. detectives believe he stole the blue 2013 hyundai, first seen in pittsburgh and then the sacramento area. police belie

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. >>> the police wall this man the fanny pack bandit.ler at this bank with a note and left with the stolen cash and last scene walk towards the valley road. he's described as a white nonhis early 30s with a slender build wearing a black leather fanny pack. >>> a change in dress code for one local school district. how the new rules are designed to make students feel more comfortable in the classroom. >>> know bay area real estate prices are high. but you want to hear how high they are? we'll tell you the price that the seller is asking for a one bedroom home. >>> the traffic is doing okay in a lot of areas today. we have a light commute in on 101 and san francisco. >>> outside partly cloudy skies and the temperatures on the school side. we'll warm it up once again. take a look at the afternoon highs expected today and the cool down for your bay area weekend. details coming up. >>> this is a pin offfrom net gear. they make security cameras. that ito likely to take the nasdaq up for most of the morning. and the nasdaq up a little bit. and t

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police and concorde are also looking for a man they have dubbed the fanny pack bank robber who is accused of robbing the wells fargo on wednesday while wearing a black leather fanny pack for police say he handed the teller a note and then left with cash. >>> in southern california a man is in jail accused of targeting teenage girls and women at target stores. police say surveillance video shows the 29-year-old suspect going behind a young woman and without her knowing taking sessa -- pitchers up her skiry thing to a 15-year-old gin. the man got away but the dad snapped a photo of him driving away. >> i'm mad i didn't do more than what i did. i wish i would have. i'm so angry. if you are watching, just make sure that you know you messed with the wrong family. >> the man was arrested wednesday on invasion of privacy charges and faces up to a year in jail if convicted. police are now looking for additional victims. >>> target issued the following response, the safety and security of our guests is very important. we have no tolerance for this behavior in our stores. we will help law enforceme

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but the actual note was owned by fannie mae. noreen and shawn put in an offer.he note was sold. >> at which time, when fannie mae realized they made a mistake, there was an offer on the table. they had to buy it back. >> and over the course of a few months, noreen and shawn went back and forth to the bank with offers and counteroffers. >> so much frustration. lot of emotions. >> we're -- we're just a -- a -- a piece of paper on somebody's desk. they don't know us. they don't care about us. >> finally, an offer was accepted. but the same day noreen and shawn sent in their signed paperwork, the note was sold yet again. >> the owner accepted it. we accepted it. we all signed on it. the bank didn't. at which time, they sold it again. it's been, uh, an emotional roller-coaster. we have storage units full. we're -- we're ready to go. and, uh, this house, this note, the piece of paper just gets shifted from, uh, financial institution to another one to another one. >> even though the seller agreed to their offer, it still has to be proved by the new holder of the note.

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he was wearing a dark blue baseball hat and black leather fanny pack. >> apple, is now worth $1 trillion. the milestone makes apple first publicly traded company in the united states to reach that market value. shares rose to an all time high today. $207. that's a far cry when it traded for less than a dollar in 1997. the only other company in the world to reach the mark is chinese oil and gas giant. it topped $1 trillion in 2007. but declined. >> still to come. ready to fight over the air we breathe. the move from the white house angering a will the of the california leaders tonight. >> getting rid of the graffiti. a mural vandalized with gang signs. getting fixed today. with one major change. >> i'm chief meteorologist a brand new red flag fire warning has been issued for the ranch and the river fire. and surrounding locations. how gusty the wind could get this weekend. california environ, and many politician >>> the ready to fight. california environmental groups and many state politicians angry over the trump administration push to roll back car pollution standards. live from san jos

if you have a small purse or fanny pack or something like that, that's okay. >> this is the music festival's 11th year, it also features 83 local restaurants, 41 wineries, and breweries. it is going to be a lot of fun. i don't know if you can see the sign out here, it says that all bags have to be clear beyond this point. those are the larger bags, backpacks and large purses. smaller bags don't have to be clear. i can tell you you definitely need to bring a jacket out here like you have in years past. i know frances was talking about the weather. i know she doesn't control the weather but if we can ask her to make it a little bit warmer that would be nice. >> we'll do that right now. jess is right, every year at this time, especially at golden gate park, it's a little cool. >> yes, jessica was right about that. it's a jeans and jacket day, breezy this afternoon. here's the day planner, if you're headed to outside lands i might see you there. still gray by noon, will start to clear out, but breezy this afternoon, winds up to 10, 20 miles per hour, and gusts to 30 miles per hour. temperatures

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. >> not just a backpack, maybe a stylish fanny pack. >> a fanny if you want to.rse generation in american history. the power as a voting block is immense. the challenges, this is a largely transient group so you not only have to register people, you have to reregister people. but steyer's people believe they have districts where this could be the swing vote. >> in politics, anything under 40 is considered younger voters. the most consistent voters are seniors. there's always this divide. one thing i think surprises people, because there's a mythology, the younger you are, the more concerned you are about donald trump, and yet look at this from reuters over the last two years, support for democrats over republicans in congress slipping by nine points. does that surprise you? >> it does in some ways when you talk about how progressive this group is. but i also think 2016 showed us that young people, millennials in particular, really want democrats to articulate what the th democratic economic vision for america is. it's on them going into 2018 and 2020 not to rely

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that fannie mae and freddie mac were stabilized.o middle class american owns that house and refocus couldn't -- so it into -- to's really does crucially depend on the one party and its capacity to build coalitions that are necessary. that is fragile and they face for ocean opposition from republicans who are nothing if ready -- come with -- political combatants. >> they no longer resemble what they once did. >> one of the great legacies of 2008, between the globalist elite and the republican party, it snapped over fannie mae and freddie mac and they never got it together again. the chamber of commerce is out against a republican candidate. >> wonderful insight. thank you for being with us. author of the new book "crashed." thank you for joining us. time now for the stock of the hour. following the most since itsuary after spinoff of wrangler jeans business p are joining us with more is remain. so why are jeans out and at leisure in? because the company wants to focus on some of its higher growth bands -- brands. the jeans business f

mae and freddie mac. >> they underwrite mortgages. >> all these folks have mortgages because of fannie mae and freddie mac. and the republican party won't back their own presidency up. if you want to understand where the fault lines in the gop emerge and split open, summer of '08 is really that moment. >> let's come back to continue this conversation because i want to talk about how it's affecting the decisions we're making right now politically. we're out of time today. >> it would be my pleasure. >> a history professor and author of "crashed." >>> happening right now, the prosecution is preparing its rebuttal after the defense's closing arguments in the manafort trial, and soon the whole thing goes to the jury. paul manafort is facing 18 charges, all banking and tax fraud related. the charges are related to his work with the trump campaign. but this trial is the first test for the special counsel's office and the prosecutor has repeatedly sparred with the judge. our national security and justice reporter, julia ainsley, joins us now from the courtroom. julia, the -- are we maybe two

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[applause] when i look across history, at those individuals we revere most atmississippi, we look fannie lou hamer, ida b. wells. when we look at martin luther king, when we look at jesus christ, they were all radicals. as we look at the conditions our communities have fallen into, we have to be honest with people and speak truth to power, and at -- i wouldh argue that you are in the conditions you find yourself because someone has not fought hard enough. [applause] claim this radical agenda. we wear it as a badge of honor, where we declare we want to be that radical city. just recently, i had the pleasure of being at a convening of about 40 mayors from all across the world, and we were studying the issues we see not only in the nation, but what we are experiencing in the world, where we see a rise of inequality. so we were looking at case studies, and taking this issue from the premise of what has gone wrong. there were a lot of thoughtful remarks. many of the mayors were offering the question of globalization, looking at wage disparities, issues of education, the innovation versus work

if you have a small purse that is not clear or a fanny pack that's okay.arger bags need to be clear. >> outside lands festival is expected to attract 225,000 people to golden gate park over the next three days. coming up today on the nine, sal castaneda will be there at the festival to give us a preview of the weekends excitement. >>> today thousands of children in need will get some much needed school supplies. parents stood in line at the sacred heart community services last month to register children for the pack a back program. it draws huge crowds. today 3300 students will finally be able to pickup those backpacks and school supplies. jesse gary will be at that event coming up in the 8:00 hour. >>> it sounds like something out of this world, but the military could soon be in space. the very latest on a white house proposal for a space force . >>> reports that a child died after being released at an i.c.e detention facility. find out where child welfare officials are now investigating the death. >>> good morning. we are off to a nice start here. as you

as a fanny from. our immune system. well the immune system needs a lot of energy so if you eat much energy your immune system is actually driven up this is more disadvantages in our culture and obese people for instance have a subclinical inflammation we say which drives us to risk corrosive and also diabetes and even concert so it's unfavorable to have too much immunity i think in former times when there was cast to food this was an advantage and if you do not have enough energy you also economize the immune system which can be good if you have a rheumatic disease or other inflammatory disease. at. once you know can sugar cause alzheimer's. probably does not cause directly alzheimer's disease but it's closely related to obesity overweight and in activities so if you get abuse with sugar it may promote time of disease but i don't think that there was a direct effect if you're wondering why your question hasn't been answered it's maybe because you didn't send it in the first place but here's a chance. one of our upcoming

. >>> now this, fannie mae will offer loans if you just put 3%down, how about that?b massi: the property man" joining us right now. when i saw that, first thing crossed my mind, here we go again. that kind of loan, with small amount of money down, that started the financial crisis 10 years ago. what say you? >> we, stuart it is happening all over again. i have a saying a pig swells, a hog chokes. people want to own homes, if they can meet the criteria fannie will let them in and we have this going on not only with fannie, you and i chatted a couple weeks ago, wall street is back in the business. they're doing home equity loans all over again, seven-year calls. the same thing is happening. they know there is appetite for people that want to own again. as a result they're making it easier again. that is frightening to me. stuart: suppose you put 3% down, fannie will look at you and say, can you afford the 97% monthly payments? and they're going to look at your income. they will not take liar loans any longer, look at your income, if you can meet the monthly payment, th

residents here are really proud of elvis and his time here so it makes for the perfect pilgrimage freddie fannie wants to keep that rock'n'roll period that helped him get a lot. every summer numerous styles of sandals come out on the market but one in particular is always a popular choice the greek sandal now it can sometimes be seen on statues representing greek figures like plato and socrates and in athens the shoemaker describes himself as the artist and poet of the greeks and also we asked him to tell us what sets his shoes apart from the rest. all kinds of variations on the greek sandal can be spotted on the streets of athens around the acropolis. here they've been around for thousands of years already. even the ancient greek philosopher plato was sandals. the leather son of footways now popular all over the wild but how does it feel to wear them in greece i usually don't really where i'm at home because it's too close so over here my feet are much more free. there's something historical about it because you can see them you know the paintings the starters it's all over the militants and wh

if you have a small purse or fanny pack or something like that, that's okay. >> the festival will feature 83 local restaurants, 41 wineries and 30 breweries. local art, comedy and a series of speakers as well. will the weather hold? >>> announcer: now your accuweather forecast. >> we wouldn't have it any other way. it is going to be very nice weather. friday, breezy, 15 to 25 mile-an-hour winds, cool and breezy on saturday and a mix of sun and clouds. the temperatures in the low 60s in the afternoons, low 50s in the morning. so if i were you i would just take a sweatshirt or jacket to keep you comfortable. live doppler 7 showing you some fog hugging the coast right now. we do have a red flag warning for lake county until 11:00 p.m. saturday. winds are expected to pick up a little. humidity is going to be low so the fire danger remains elevated. a live picture from our south beach camera where the wind is blowing, air quality is beginning to improve. 70 in the city, 76 in oakland. 89 degrees in san jose and 99 in morgan hill. cameras showing you blue skies there, 80s from santa rosa to nap

a new report from fannie maes showewer americans think n is a time to buy or sell a home.er said they fell sure of keeping their job in the coming year. for millennials, that means waiting. >> what they're telling us is we have to have a good job. that jas to have a good growing income. we have to have our credit innd shapee're probably going to get married and have a baby before we're in a position to buy that house. >> none of this hodes well for sales in the second half of this year especially if mortgage rates move higher which the could potentially do, weakening affordability even further. for "nightly business report" i'm diana olickon in washin. >> general electric will sell its power conversion business for much less than what we paid for it. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. >> ge is, workingisith credit bankers for $1.3 billion and ge bought it for more than $3 billion. shares oflwe f 1% at 1277. the fda has approved its first drug which is intendedo treat a rare and often fatal hereditary disease. it is also the first approved treatment in a new clas

all of this movement boy says it was very fanny's. a coma any city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was a said i'd. love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. welcome back to politicking bill press is still with us from washington d.c. progressive commentator and author host of the build pressure on the young turks network and we. turn once g.o.p. strategist former spokesperson for the california republican party jen joins us from new york all right general what do you make of what's going on at these rallies to see people cursing and screaming and giving the finger to the media jen what's going on. well i hate to say it larry because i love you and i like bill press an awful lot but the democrats started this let's remember it was rahm emanuel top adviser to barack obama who talked about bringing a gu

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and has been hosting the emir of qatar in the capital said media says the shake time in been hama fanny is trying to strengthen the existing strategic cooperation between the two countries. well the turkish leaders fall in more than forty five percent against the dollar this year but goes on in the states some of those gains due to central bank measures in retaliation to u.s. sanctions on ways in states turkey double taxes on a range of american imports including alcohol cars and tobacco said in kosovo has more now from istanbul the government's decision to increase tariffs on the us products is welcomed by the turkish media and welcomed by the turkish citizens when you look at the new science and the and the social media because there is a positive response on the support for the government through television against the us united states increasing tariffs for the turkish products or course this is mainly a psychological impact where the economists say that healthful finance the psychology and this is the governments began taking some measures again through the central bank and through