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he and his wife janet had cleaned at thermo fisher for years.id was one of the two to find michelle's body. >> detective mcvay interviewed him the day of the homicide, and really nothing that put him to the forefront of anyone's mind. >> reporter: and last, there was ed yuska. he was the supervisor who called 911 after finding michelle. >> the blood is right by her office door. it looks like she never got in her office. >> reporter: detective stahl found out that ed yuska had some health issues. >> the thought that ed could do all this to michelle, drag her down the hallway and get her to the mezzanine logically to us says ed's not our guy because he physically probably couldn't have done that. >> reporter: which made detectives feel comfortable eliminating ed yuska from their suspect list. and so then there were four. now, how to rule out the next one? the csi team had collected some dna from michelle's body and belongings, but detectives knew it would be months before a forensic lab could report whether any suspect was a match. meanwhile, inve

i read fisher i. we agreed with the standard the court said in fisher i. we thought a straightforward application would have led to a different result. it iddn't. -- didn't. if you trace justice kennedy's trajectory, fisher i, it's a straight line, and then it's a real shift. in terms of the decision itself, i don't have a lot to add beyond what justice alito said. he often doesn't respond in dissent. theng read the coverage of case, i have yet to see anybody respond to the points that justice alito made in regards to strict scrutiny. i don't think there are effective responses. the votes weren't there. i would make two broader points if i could. the first is, i think what's more interesting than what justice kennedy said is what i would call what the liberal block of the court did not say. justice marshall stood up for his point of view. he wasn't just going to go along with justice powell he stood up for his vision. no one wrote to defend that vision on the liberal side. no one stood up for that. they simply were willing to sign on to anything justice ke

as you all know fisher to is the second round in the supreme court of abigail fisher's challenge to the university of texas admission policy. this was obviously a big surprise in terms of the way the courts have decided this case. especially with justice justice kennedy writing the majority opinion. i think there's a lot that can be said about this decision but i think i would like to talk about it in terms of what it reflects about the arc of justice kennedy's thinking on issues of kate race conscious admissions. i think it demonstrates a remarkable evolution in the way that he looks at these issues and i think it offers some insight into how we might anticipate and expect how the court might roll going forward on these issues. in order to talk about it and talking about fisher we should start by talking about anthony kennedy because it really does frame and understanding of what he did in the fisher case. as you know in greater, the the united states court upheld the university of michigan law school race time admissions in 2003. in that case, that was in 2003 right and in that case j

as you know, fisher is around to --round two of alice fisher's -- is the second round of abigail fisher's challenge to the affirmative action policy of the university of texas. this was a big surprise, especially with justice kennedy writing the majority opinion. i would like to talk about what this reflects about the ark of justice kennedy's thinking on race conscious admissions. it demonstrates a remarkable evolution in the way he looks at these issues, and i think it does offer some insight into how we might anticipate and expect that the court might role going forward on these issues. i think in order to talk about it, we should start by talking about anthony kennedy, because it really does frame what he did in the fisher case. as you know, the supreme court upheld the university law school's race conscious admissions program in 2003. in that case, justice kennedy lambasted -- he issued a scathing dissent regarding the court's decision in that case. he really lambasted the majority on a bunch of grounds. he accused the court of failing to it here to strict scrutiny and meaningfully ap

so early decides, he follows them up fisher's help. -- fisher's hill. and by the way, gordon and early did not get along. early saw gordon as a threat to the second corps. he looked down upon those camps and saw -- by the way -- just want to tell you something -- you are afflicted with tangents -- you go off on pages that are inexplicable but i want to tell you this. when we were doing this study, we go into the belly of one of those government buildings in washington for lack of a better word we run into a geek or nerd. and this geek or nerd is mapping the valley with something called gps. but he was using jedediah hodgkins' ma[p. in this nerd or geek was dumbfounded that somebody could have such an accurate map. he imposed his own it and he was dumbfounded. i just want to tell you that. but anyhow -- so they are up there looking -- the left shank -- by the way, sheridan had left because he figured the campaign is over and he was heading to washington to end it. so, early really takes a gamble. folks, this is unmatched in this civil war. no other army

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stanley fisher said if the markets get it right.et right what central banks will do then if they get it wrong you have to readjust quickly. are you confident that the market is getting this right? >> i'm not sure that the market is getting this right. if first quarter growth numbers were weak. we saw gdp up to 1% which is half of the average growth rate we have seen over the course of the recovery but if you look at that may payroll report it's very bad but when we think about what's going to happen in june we expect a nice bounce back. and there's questions as to how it will effect the u.s. i think the economy is fine. we'll see a little bit more inflation than people expect. that leaves at least one fed hike in the cards for later 2016. >> just to pick up on that are people getting comfortable with the idea that we're going to inflation and rate of expectati expectation. and if you're looking at a situation, and further easing. and that's interest rates in japan and that's got the u.s. as the only safe haven asset in the world. th

we heard kristin fisher's report. a lot of finger pointing. i want to separate faction from fiction and your reaction to the fact donald trump made light of it this week. does that have any impact? >> i listened to that press conference. he was making a joke. he was making the same joke an awful lot of people made the last few weeks. if you want to find hillary clinton's e-mails, ask the russians, ask the chinese, ask the iranians. i thought it was a joke and totally inappropriate for the democrats and mainstream media to use that and seize on that to say trump and putin are in cahoots. but there is a bigger point to what you just said. is the russian government or any government trying to interfere with the american electoral process? if so, we need to take sharp and strong reaction. >> you say sharp and strong reaction. how unprecedented would it be that a foreign entity has any influence or impact on a campaign? also i want to get your reaction to people who are pointing to the clinton global initiative saying they have foreign influences.

i take stan fisher at his word.u recall last year in september he also indicated it was not appropriate for the federal reserve to act because of the uncertainty in china. stan fisher is focused on global economic conditions and now we have the brexit situation and the potential spillover. the fed is not going to move for a while. >> we've seen great performance in precious metals, gold, silver. does that continue from here. >> this is the sweet spot for gold so we look for gold prices to continue to rally this year as all this uncertainty continues to play its out. >> what if the fed goes sooner than the markets expect. that's not necessarily the message we're getting from the federal reserve. they're saying wait and see, there's some uncertainty, but we got a few good job reports and inflation moves closer to the target rate, which are it is doing, why wouldn't we see nor by the fall. >> this is a federal reserve that tiptoes through the financial markets and wants to make sure everybody is smiling. >> in other wo

fisher? >> well, listen, if we're in a calm time, i think he's perfect.s reasonably, highly educated. we're not in calm times. he seems like a status quo perpetuator to me. here's what i didn't hear that i would like to have heard more about. the fact that janet yellen threw up white flag, thinking everything is cyclical and structural. they don't have a reach too this arena, into this universe, so all these years of all this policy, really, really didn't do a whole lot to be truthful. and the biggest issue of all, they talk in meetings and they are now the main regulator for systemic risk, too big to fail, but to me there's a risk way bigger, it's them. policy confusion, policy contagion. there are risks. we're a risk to mario draghi mario draghi is a risk to us. abe nom micks. the bank is at the doorstep of all these central bankers. he said our goal would be more productivity. negative interest rates, what, approaching $12 trillion, the swiss curve negative, but all these central bankers, put them in a room and ask them one question, this is going make

reporter kristin fisher with the latest from washington. >>reporter: standing in the same spot where abraham lincoln delivered his famous house divided speech in illinois, hillary clinton addressed racial tension as the country tries to he'll -- heal one week after the shootings in dallas, louisiana and minnesota. >> recent events have left people across america asking hard questions about whether we are still a house divided. >>reporter: clinton said america struggled with race is far from over and went on to accuse rival donald trump's campaign of pitting americans against each other. >> times like these we need a president who can help pull us together, not split us apart. >>reporter: on the republican side, speculation swirls as to who the presumptive gop number -- nominee will ultimately pick as his runningmate. trump had breakfast with indiana governor mike pence before meeting with former speaker of the house newt gingrich. >> there's a number of other noteworthy americans that they're considering and i'm just honored to be on that l

stanley fisher sat down with sara eisen. >> everybody's yur out what the brexit effect will .e on the >> we're going to have to wait and see. it clearly is a huge event for the uk and imp event for europe. our direct trade with britain is is not going to make a huge can i have reince to us, but it could set off, there are a lot of things europe, for the united kingdom. >> he's fairly optimistic that the data has looked better since that weak report >> the u.s. economy since the very bad day we got in may on employment has done pretty well. most of the incoming data look good. now, you can't make a whole story out of, into a month and a half of data, but this is looking better than it had before. >> with brexit raising the political risk around the globe, fisher did wn in november could raise uncertainty for business and impact hiring and investment, but he did say it won't influence the feds. >> is a source of uncert it's not a source of additional uncertainty, if any, about monetary policy. we will do what we have to do in accordance with the law. we are not goin get into, oh, he sou

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kristen fisher, thank you so much from washington. of course, much more to come on this unprecedented story, the hillary clinton e-mail probe, and what it means for the presumptive democratic nominee and the nation. judith miller later on in this broadcast. >>> the vice presidential sweepstakes are well underway now, just a few weeks until the republican convention in cleveland, followed, of course, by the democratic convention in philadelphia, the name game is in full swing, as speculation swirls for who will share the ticket with donald trump and hillary clinton. so, just how close are these candidates to making a final decision? garrett timmy joins us live from washington with that story. garrett? >> there have been a number of reports recently suggesting that donald trump could make his announcement about his running mate before the gop convention, just two weeks away. but this morning on "sunday morning futures," dr. ben carson, who is a trump adviser, said that is not a safe assumption and trump will take as much time as he need

. >> it's a typical summer afternoon for the fisher family of memphis, tennessee.el and tony are in their car with their three small children, having just left rachel's parents' home. tony's in the passenger's seat and rachel is behind the wheel. >> we had been driving for about 15 minutes, and all of a sudden, tony tells me, there's a snake head. >> i looked up out of the corner of my eye, and i was like, it's a snake head. then i looked back down, started studying again and then i did a double take. i was like, what in the world? >> i kind of, you know, looked over for a minute, and he does a double take, too, and gets out his phone. >> being a daddy of now three, you just, any time anything happens, your phone's ready to start video. >> this is a water moccasin! >> and we watched this snake come out from in front of him on the passenger's side and start rearing up in front of him and sliding across our windshield wipers and then over to my side. >> and before they know it, a 4 1/2-foot rat snake turns their regular routine into a terrifying adventure. >> but i k

. >> we begin with kristin fisher live for us with washington, d.c. with new backlash the fbi is facing. good morning, kristin. >> even though the director of the fbi did not recommend any criminal charges, he did offer a blistering critique of clinton's handling of classified information. first he announced over 100 of her e-mails did contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. some were even marked classified. that directly contradicts what clinton and the state department stated from day one. the fbi director said it is possible people hostile to the u.s. were able to hack into her private account. they said her actions were extremely careless. they want clinton to be blocked from accessing any more classified information. here is house speaker paul ryan followed by congressman jason japheth. >> people have been convicted for far less. the point is yes this under scores the belief that clintons live above the law. this is one of the reasons why people are so december stav-- dissatisfied so upset about the rules. >> i am u

, ocean fishermen from my district and throughout this region work in some of the most productive fisher areas in the world -- fishing areas in the world. this area is under consideration for a marine monument designation with little public input and zero transparency. the concerns regarding the marine monument designations reach nationwide, where the administration's closed and secretive process have left fishermen and regional fishery managers extremely concerned. recent marine monument designations proclaimed by the obama administration have been the largest in u.s. history, blocking out all fishing in perpetuityy, a severe departure from the original intent of the antiquities act to preserve historical sites and archeological treasures. mr. chairman, protecting the seafood economy, coastal communities and the hardworking men and women who provide for their families through commercial fishing is a top priority for my constituents on the east end of long island. i would like to thank chairman calvert and chairman bishop for their support of this amendment, to rein in executive overreac

as kristin fisher reports this is the third time in week one hackers have gained access to democratic organizations. >> reporter: the campaign is saying that its internal computer system was not compromised. what was compromised is the second computer network but maintained by the dnc. chintop's press secretary explains it like this quote -- he goes on to say there's quote -- still, this is the third time in just one week that we've learned about hackers gaining access to democratic organizations. first, it was the dnc. then the dccc, the party's fundraising committee. and now this. earlier this week president obama said russia is almost certainly responsible and with election day just 100 days away, the clinton campaign is now openly speculating that russian president vladimir putin might be trying to help trump win in november. here's the director of the cia john brennan speaking last night at the annual aspen security forum in colorado. >> obviously interference in the u.s. election process is a very, very serious matter. and i think certainly this government will treat it with gre

eric fisher has his eye on the storm. this could bring rain and a cool down by the weekend? >> the most rain we have seen optimistic as we look forward to friday. warm night, low 70s. a front off to the north, that will do a couple things, gives us one more day of the heat wave. 90s back into the region and a chance for storms tomorrow afternoon. mid-90s through tomorrow afternoon. last day in the heat wave. chance for showers and thunderstorms. we will folkess on new hampshire and massachusetts massachusetts. on friday we could get pouring rain. we will look at the timing and how much coming up. >> all right. thank you. >>> following breaking story on cape cod. a police stand off just coming to an end now. katie brace is live on scene with the latest. >> reporter: that stand off detectives left audio video solutions back there, that is where the man barricaded himself in for the afternoon and most of the evening. he threatened to harm himself and any officer who approached. i want to show you video from sky eye to give you an idea of the officer response to this. a section

here on set with us is former dallas fed president richard fisher.nt to talk about dallas in a serious way in a second. because i think you know chief brown. but first, on a lighter side, on monday we said there's going to be 12 fed officials speaking this week. and then leaisman said there's going to be 14. i said thank god because you can't get a decent look with 12. it's like eight minutes abs. you can't go to seven minutes. you need eight minutes. we need 14. and did you see what we just said? we did kaplan, harker, kashkari, and mester. they're all going to tell us why they're not going to raise rates for the ninth straight year. >> well, it's summertime. time to go out on the streets or go to nice places and give speeches, i suppose. >> you were not in dallas -- >> i wasn't when that event occurred. >> but you must as a -- >> chief brown and our mayor -- our mayor just so your viewers understand it. we don't have political mayors. this mayor was the former coo of pizza hut. one of our greatest mayors in history was the founder of texas instrume

in washington, kristin fisher, fox news. >>> meanwhile, donald trump held a rally in colorado today, one week after his speech at the republican national convention in ohio. trump took some shots at bernie sanders and general john allen. he also emphasized that more people watched his speech than hillary clinton. >> we had, i think it was, 35 million they had less, like 33 or something. in other words, we had more. and i have sort of been saying that, and i have to tell you both numbers are great numbers. >> and speaking of numbers, a new pole has hillary clinton ahead now by six-point. a michigan man was arrested after smashing his car into a park pick-up truck and leaving the scene. police say not only was he drunk, he was chasing an imaginary pokemon while driving. as fox's dave spencer reports, it wasn't too hard to track him down. >> it was 3:30. i was making coffee. and i heard allowed bang. and i turned around, and i saw my father-in-law's truck on to the grass. >> a 28 year old driver who place say was on the hot trail after pokemon led him into a commerce meadow neighborhood

to paythe fisher we need attention to is irving fisher. tom: guy johnson, what do you have?sed the day, ford wages so people could buy his cars. how does the corporate sector fix this problem? is it by raising wages? bob: i think wage rates are going to move up. we have employment under 5%. employment gets under 5%, wage rates go up. tom: this is what we love, a synthesis of economics, finance, and investment. we do that with chris whalen, bob doll, and ellen zentner. we will continue with this discussion worldwide. futures negative seven, the yield 1.55%. troubledf the shock of german numbers earlier today. from new york and from london, a beautiful london, this is "bloomberg surveillance." stay with us. ♪ tom: good morning. from new york, from london, tom keene and guy johnson. let me do a forex report. -- 106.10. 105 i am watching the renminbi as well, 6.69. that has been a migration weaker in the renminbi over the last number of weeks. guy: coming up shortly, "bloomberg ," david westin with alix steel and jonathan ferro. definitely front and center is the 1% 10-year

but no worries, it's going to be okay. >> remarkably, fisher the paramedic is the only one seriouslyed. his leg, knee cap and several ribs are broken. but that doesn't stop him from returning to work as soon as he's able or from enjoying his hobby. motorcycles. >> i still ride my bikes every day because that's what i do. that's how i am. that's what i am. that's in my veins. my dad put oil in my veins instead of blood. >> this race could have used a little less oil on the track, another split second and it might have been a very different outcome. >>> coming up, a driver plows into a service station sending a pump bursting into flames. >>> and later -- >> she thought maybe i could die. >> professional athletes lose control of their bodies in the final moments of the iron man triathlon. >> i felt like jell-o. i had no idea why i couldn't do what i wanted to do. [ tires screech ] ♪ flo: [ ghost voice ] oooo! [ laughs ] jaaaaamie, the name your price tool can show you coverage options to fit your budget. tell me something i don't know -- oh-- ohhh! ahh! this is probably more of a breakr

let's check in with eric fisher to see if the number continues to shift. >> we have one more hot day to go and then we'll get significant changes. the heat wave, six straight days, and there's a slight chance it could pop over the next hour or so. mainly clear skies and tomorrow a chance for a little bit of rain. we're watching a front right in here. and a chance for a couple of isolated storms. and on friday, a chance for soaking rainfall in the area. very much needed. we'll talk about the timing for this coming up in a few minutes. >>> day three of the democratic national convention is well underway. and it is expected to be a very big night. >> president obama will take the stage tonight to tell hillary clinton as the next president. let's head out live to liam martin who is in philadelphia with the latest. >> reporter: in the middle of the democratic national convention, it's the republican candidate trumping the headlines tonight. today donald trump said he would like russia to hack into and find hillary clinton's deleted e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, 30,000 e-mails t

fisher, you know is always outspoken too.ot afraid to give his point of view on what he think ss fed should be doing. also talk about tesla. there are reports the fcc is investigating not reporting the crash a few weeks back, the guy who was killed in the auto pilot mode. it's interesting. we had ar have i pit, the former fcc chairman on at noon saying there could be some serious repercussions for tesla as a result of that. we'll ask today. will tesla be toyotaed. that's the headline today. he's going to be onset. we'll ask about that: scott coop ser going to be here as well. pretty good time to get the temperature of technology. the nasdaq topping this week for the first time in some time. we'll get the read on what the market looks like, we have a big three hours coming up. >> sounds good. we'll see you then. when we come back, scott mentioned the dow and s&p closing at record highs. can the markets extend their winning ways. we'll get some insight from you next. oh watson, your japanese is very good. thank you. (speaking j

in washington, kristin fisher, fox news. >>> david cameron says he will step down on wednesday. he wants to quickly make way for teresa may to succeed him as prime minister. that's after may's rival withdrew from the race leaving her as the only conservative party candidate. he will visit the queen on wednesday and hand in his resignation. the queen has the role of appointing the new leader. >>> still ahead a five time nba champ makes it official. the big announcement tim duncan made this morning. >>> and who will be representing the u.s. in williams gymnastics at the summer olympics in rio. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> it is official

in washington chris tan fisher fox news. >> temperatures they reach the '90s today yet again. gwen is there any reliefeli insight? >>> just a little bit.it. good news we got storms out ofuo the way and rain. we disco have a dry day for you tomorrow. it will still be in the '90s. i'll let you know details after the break.th back to you. >> thanks gwen.>> do you kiss on the first date? >> a new show is beting singles can find ever lasting love after just one kiss. details coming up. hum. >> ready for that one. hum. sfx: turbines revving up, you hear that? and louder that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding >> wet and muggy day temperatures reaching into the '90s. it felt a lot hotter. >> if you heard lindsay earlieri she said tonight its real coolet off. i coolest she's felt in awhile. i know its relative probably noo cool --

kristin fisher joins us live in washington with more on that. >> reporter: well, clinton's characterizing her interview with the fbi as civil and busy like. she's also stressing that it was voluntary. in fact that was the very first thing she brought up when she called in to msnbc yesterday. >> it was something i had offered to do since last august. i had been eager to do it, and i was pleased to have the opportunity to assist the department in bringing its review to a conclusion. >> so while the timing of that interview signals that this fbi investigation may be winding down, clinton says she was given no timetable as to when that might be and no indication if any charges will be filed against her. but donald trump says he has sources that know how this is all going to play out. he said yesterday on twitter, "it was just announced by sources that no charges will be brought against crooked hillary clinton. like i said, the system is totally rigged." regardless of whether or not she is indicted, the republican national committee says the fact that she's being questioned by the fbi at all s

fox news reporter kristin fisher reports now from washington. >>reporter: standing in the same spot where abraham lincoln delivered his famous house divided speech in illinois, hillary clinton addressed racial tension as the country tries to heal one week after the shootings in dallas, louisiana, and minnesota. >> these events have left people across america asking hard questions about whether we are still a house divided. >>reporter: clinton said america struggal with race is far from over and went on to accuse rifle -- rival donald trump campaign of pitting americans against each other. >> times like these, we need a president who can help pull us together, not split us apart. >>reporter: on the republican side, speculation swirls as to who the gop nominee will pick as his runningmate. trump had breakfast with mike pence before meet winning newt gingrich. >> there's a number of other noteworthy americans they're considering and i'm just honored to be on that list. >>reporter: in an interview with "fox news" trump says he's narrowing down the f

fox's kristen fisher has the latest from d.c. >>> stanstanding in the same spt where abraham lincolnelivered his speech in illinois hillary clinton discussed racial tensions avenue the country tries to hellier heal one week after the shootings in dallas, louisiana and minnesota. >> recent events have left people across america asking hard questions about whether we are still a house divided. >> reporter: clinton said america's struggle with race is far from over then went on to accuse donald trump's campaign of pitting americans against each other. >> times like these we need a president who can help pull us together, not split us apart. >> reporter: on the republican side, speculation swirls as to who the presumptive gop nominee will ultimately pick as his ru running mate. trump had breakfast with indiana governor mike pens before meeting with former speaker of the house newt gingrich. >> there's a number of other noteworthy americans they're considering and i'm just honored to be on that list. >> reporter: interview with fox news trump said he's narrowing down the field which inclu

. >> reporter: scott fisher is a structural engineer with simpson strong tie. >> if you see a board that attaches back to your house is connected with only nails, that can make the deck very unsafe. nails are smooth and round and they can pull away from the home. >> reporter: good for hanging photos, not for hanging a deck? >> exactly. another warning sign we want homeowners to look for, are cracked posts or beams. >> reporter: so even a crack this slight can bring your deck down? >> another sign we want homeowners to look for is rotted wood. an easy way to check if you have rot is to take a nail and poke it into the wood, if it's soft or spongy, you should have that post replaced. >> reporter: he said this is what a deck should look like, lots of metal attached to the house with screws and bolts, so important, in fact, watch what happens when he removes a couple of nails from our bad deck. >> look at that, it can happen in an instant. imagine if your family were up there. >> reporter: scary. >> scarey. >> reporter: and a reminder just how quickly the bottom can fall out. jeff rossen, nb

we go right to eric fisher, is all that out of here? >> it's out of here, just a heavy downpour, half inch of rain fall in 20 minutes. it moving through, dangerous situation for a few minute, but as soon as it's gone the water goes away as well. there's the report. this is the one severe weather report we had this evening, and flooding on route 9, but all gone now. you can see the system. it's a shelf cloud thanks to jim k. for sending in that picture. tonight drying out, falling into the 60s. into the wednesday high pressure is going to rule saturday, and we'll look at the few minutes. >>> >. thanks right now, people in hingham warned to lock their doors after a woman was attacked in her home. katie brace is live there with the efforts to track the man down. >> reporter: right now police are workg city. >> i'm shocked that it happened. >> reporter: while the town's police department pounded the pavement looking for a violent criminal. >> this is somebody that needs to be off the street. >> reporter: around 9:00 thursday night police re

. >> kristin fisher, live in washington, thank you. >> speaking of russia, russian president putin makingeurope. in slovenia. it was his third visit in the past 12 months to a european country. sanctions were put in place after russia alexed crimestoppers -- crimia from ukraine. malaysia, american and malaysian service members hold joint military exercises. the annual operation between the two nations is meant to reenforce cooperation between the u.s. and allies in the region. the arm they will have visits in south korea. >> and poland, pope francis celebrating mass. the leader of the of the world's plus billion cathices is there in poland. >> and kenya. students have now torched more than a hundred government schools in the last couple of weeks. cheating on exams and pressure on students are the cause of the arson attacks. >> students blame government for the outbreak. >> china. a little girl knocked down by a moving car. she fell and stood up on the >> that's a wrap on the fox tlip a ronned the world in 80 >> a robber after cash and hundreds of homes damaged in powerful storms. damaging

reporter kristin fisher with the latest from washington. >>reporter: standing in the same spot where abraham lincoln delivered his famous house divided speech in illinois, hillary clinton addressed racial tension as the country tries to he'll -- heal one week after the shootings in dallas, louisiana and minnesota. >> recent events have left people across america asking hard questions about whether we are still a house divided. >>reporter: clinton said america struggled with race is far from over and went on to accuse rival donald trump's campaign of pitting americans against each other. >> times

. >> reporter: that's what is keeping mark fisher from jumping in. >> sharks what you hear about your whole life. that's what everyone is scared about in the ocean. so being from minneapolis it would keep me out of the water. >> reporter: police aren't telling people to stay out of the water, but they want them to be aware that sharks are known to frequent this area and to be aware of their surroundings. reporting live from pacifica, laura malpert, nbc bay area news. >>> a neighborhood along the peninsula is shaken up after an attempted kidnapping. i'm michelle robertson. what investigators want you to know. >>> i'm robert honda live in san jose, where a long delayed hospital project appears to be back on track. coming up, we'll show you the progress being made by santa claire why county and turner construction and how all this will help patients. >>> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri at the valley humane society where we have cute puppies with us today. we're going to talk more about our clear the shelters event and how you could make take home something as cute as this

then i went to people that were influential in my life, mark fisher grew up somewhere around here. i am going to dedicate this book to president obama. he's the reason it's doing so well. [applause] i send this to some of the most influential people in my life have taught me about republicanism, conservatism. bill o'reilly i liked hosting his show. tonight there is a big special about the clinton scandal. i sent the book to donald trump. i sent a book and he sent one back. mark cuban, it would've people think he may not be conservative in fact hillary clinton said she talked to him about a potential vice presidency non- nation and he said i don't think that's going to happen. one of my most influential conservative "-end-quote inputs. i'm almost done now and i'm reading this and i want something impactful to start to grab attention. a couple friends of mine got together and said it happened to be finishing watching an episode of the walking dead. why don't we start with an apocalyptic beginning. al gore is over there as the secretary of energy and all sharpton to secretary of educa

. >> reporter: but that's exactly what's keeping mark fisher from jumping in. >> sharks are what youout your whole life. and that's what everyone is scared about in the ocean. being from minneapolis, it would keep me out of the water. >> reporting from pacifica, laura mal pern, nbc bay area news. >>> we know it's going to be warm this weekend and a lot of people will be seeking refuge at the beach. >> certainly. take caution, maybe stay out of the water. there will be rip currents to make it dangerous as well. as we get a look at our weather on this friday night. a gorgeous view from our brand-new high definition camera, looking towards san francisco from the south, off toward the north. currently 59 degrees, after a high of 70. humidity's increasing. a little bit of patchy fog off the coastline, and you can see as we head throughout the overnight hours, by 6:00 a.m., we expect some cloud cover to start, but certainly not super, super foggy, as we begin our saturday forecast. looking across the bay area for the morning, temperatures starting in the 50s. north bay at 56, east bay, 57

beautiful wife that i went through family and people that were influential like roger ailes for mark fisher who grew up somewhere around here in the area i said i will dedicate this book to president obama because he is the reason it is so easy to write. [applause] and why it does so well on the back of the book you can see some names and a sentence of the most important and influential people in my life to taught me about conservatism and americanism bill o'reilly first i like hosting his show. [laughter] sean hannity he is the great tonight there is a big special on about the clinton scandals a very big expose say in donald trump i sent the book to him i have known him for many years i am a fan of his i didn't expect anything but he sent me back a'' and i was thrilled to put that up mark cuban a lot of people think he may not be conservative but clinton said she actually talking about potential vice president nomination and he said no. he is great but what a great success story and also marc levin in one of most influential and puts in my entire life those are the book quotes in the dedic

are a bottom fisher. it is cheap. i think your chance of buying property in the mainland is higher.sk especially if you do see competition from the mainland developers which is eased a little bit overall. can you compete with them? you see them is competition? >> you have a lot of major hong kong players. mainland, the frankly, competition for the best properties, it is not that key. there's only a few mostly mainland and perhaps a few from hong kong. but some go here, some go somewhere else. and the chance of us buying a mainland is much better. yvonne: stick around, we will talk more about china in our next segment. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: welcome back. let's continue our conversation with ronnie chang in the hong kong studio. let's focus on china a little bit. we saw retail sales fly -- slide quite a bit. how are you coping with the slowdown when it comes to luxury sales and how consumers are changing their behaviors? you think the market still has room to bottom out? ronnie: i don't see the market picking up any time soon. i just don't see the impetus that wi

started to measure gross output, a measure of hayek's triangle or total transactions under irving fisher depending on how you want to look at that. and we have steve land fed who's the pioneer as the director of the bea who said gross output provides an important new perspective on the economy and a powerful new set of tools, of analysis, one that is closer to the way many businesses see themselves. and isn't that true? business sees themselves as producing -- moving the product along the production process. and that's what gross output is measuring. so what's really interesting, a lot of people haven't noticed this, but whenever the bea comes out with its quarterly announcements, release of gdp data which they did just recently, notice how they define, how they define gross gdp. they define it in terms of gross output first, and then they subtract out intermediate production. so gdp plus intermediate inputs equal withs gross output. or another way, the way they define it, gdp is gross output minus intermediate input. so, basically, what they're doing is getting you, the audience, the co