germany and france city want to put differences aside and focus on major european projects. >> in theseours and days, germany and france want to shoulder responsibility and make clear we are well prepared and have the same priorities. reporter: the eu heavyweights had to bratislava looking for a common reaction. i roadmap to navigate its future. that includes deeper military cooperation, shoring up the borders and stemming illegal immigration. >> first priority is security. security for our borders, security for external threats, the fight against terrorism. reporter: the other priority is to prepare the european economy for future industries and reinvigorate european values and culture. the eu is facing an existential crisis. one of the powerhouses of germany and france have to take the lead in overcoming. brent: both have political problems to deal with at home. i asked our brussels correspondent weather that has actually weekend of them on the european stage. reporter: it does to some extent. when comes to refugee crisis, a lot of eu member states are convinced that on the low merkel

city of saitama is trying to do just that. it has hosted a cycling race since 2013 attracting some of the world's top bikers. including tour de franceinners. city officials say almost 100,000 people visited the city for last year's event. it generated $25 million in economic benefits. >> translator: in addition to the government, every community needs to work together to encourage sports tourism. and this could become a good way to attract more tourists to japan. >> reporter: the number of domestic travelers and the money they spend has fallen in the past year, but the number of international tourists is increasing. the japanese government wants it to reach 40 million by the olympics. it along with businesses are betting on sports tourism to be a major way to achieve that. nhk world, tokyo. >>> that is the latest in business for this hour. it's boack to catherine now. >>> the leaders of japan and singapore will take a firm stance against north korea conducting nuclear and ballistic missile tests. shinzo abe met with his singaporean counterpart in tokyo on wednesday and agreed on a tough approach to north korean issues including stri

saying tourism fell by ten percent in paris following the deadly attacks in france's capital city. bryan callahan, 13 action news. 13 action news gets help for a henderson family at the breaking point over early morning noise right outside their home. outside beeping when it sounds like this ...(nat break).... nate hedlund says that racket wakes his family up around 4-am every morning. the city of henderson tells us the southwest gas facility is a 24/7 emergency site.. which means the noise ordinance doesn't apply. but.. after we stepped in.. southwest gas agreed to stop dumping until after 7am.. but the beeping is something the hedlunds will have a bizzare scene in detroit.. where man was found hanging upside down in his basement. take a look. a burglar. they finally realized it was the homeowner who forgot his keys.. and tried to climb through a back window and got his ankle caught. to make matters worse.. there was heavy rain last night and the basement started to flood.. and the rising water was inching closer and closer to his head. he was there for 13 hours before he was fina

. >> you know what they call the kansas city royals in france? >> royales? >> kansas city royals. checking them out against the they went to the top of the 13th, brian mccann, two runners in scoring position. didi gregorius able to score. yankees up 5-4. bottom 13, delp in betances in to witch. able to score here and bottom 13. eric hosmer right to his legs but betances gets it and turns a double play. awkward position and he comes up with it and knows exactly where to go with jump the royals in the a.l. wild card standings. two teams will go. wild cards from the american league. ooh. nicehaircut. >> thanks. i got my ears waxed too. that's tmi. back to you. >> ears waxed. that's a new one. >> not bad. >>> up next in "the pulse" american airlines ad campaign salutes the world's greatest flyers but some aren't feeling the love. >>> and "blurred lines," the creators of the catchy tune getting some support from their creative colleagues. ? maybe i'm going crazy ? i'm claudine and i quit smoking with chantix. smoking's a monkey on my back. it was, it was always controlling your time, y

and their syrian counterparts stepped up airstrikes on aleppo in a new offensive to retake the city. franceccused syria and its allies to petition the country. reports of casualties flooded. and the white helmets are not safe. reporter: they are usually the ones pulling people from the rebel out of aleppo, but this time the white helmets' rescuers themselves are the targets. bombs hit several of their aid centers. >> we lost all of our equipment and supplies. my belongings are gone. my money, there is nothing left. people are still trapped in the rubble -- there is nothing we can do. reporter: the syrian army started a new offensive on the rebel control sections of aleppo thursday. the british-based monitors say 40 airstrikes in the first night killed dozens of civilians. they are some of the heaviest airstrikes in months. in new york, the international syria support group has been trying to prevent the situation from escalating. they are pushing for a renewed cease-fire or a no-fly zone, but talks are making the progress. >> next few hours, few days maximum are crucial for making it or bre

france, summer is over, and it is strike season once again. trade unions are leading a new protest against the government's controversial labe labor law reform. they are planned in other citiescross france. the government pushed the reforms through two months ago without putting it into a parliamentary vote, but unions are not giving up the fight yet. the protests are happening today primarily in paris at the best bastille. is going on since march. always expecting another big turnout today? >> there have been 14 protests in all, including the traditional protest on the first of may. for the whole of the beginning of the year in france, these protests have been one of the main social headlines. today is a very big test for the seven trade unions were organizing these protests. they argue they still consider this law as unacceptable as they also consider it is abnormal that it was not voted on in parliament. the government has used the constitutionof the to push it through. it will be interesting to see today if there are many protesters or not. all of the trade unions are saying if the protests come to an end, they say this will be the last one on the street, but that they w

city. meanwhile france says it is working on a u.n. resolution in hopes of achieving the truce. we are proposing the discussion of the resolution to gain a real cease-fire in aleppo and this resolution will hold everyone rest possible. those who do not vote for it will risk sharing the complicity of war crimes. paris wants to ground syrian warplanes to deliver humanitarian aid. more than 250 people are believed to have been killed in the last week. india has launched its first direct military response to an attack on an army base. blames the attack on pakistan. the indian military is claiming these are surgical strikes. for more on this let's go live to islam about. bad.lam of odd -- islam a military read a statement earlier before the briefing. the statement that we got earlier in the day was that there was unprovoked firing on the line of control between pakistan and india. said there was unprovoked firing from the indian side which started at 2:00 a.m. and lasted until 8:00 in the morning and killed two pakistani soldiers. the defense minister is also saying the same thing. b

at the united nations security council, the west slammed russia over the syrian city of aleppo. france and the u.k. are calling the bombing a war crime good more human rights group says more than 200 civilians have been killed in the last week. russia has denied responsibility. aleppo is the center of opposition. there was tension in the skies over the east china sea. china sent 40 aircraft on what he called a returning -- a routine drill. japan responded by scrambling its own warplanes. japan says it is the first time it has seen chinese fighters in the region. japan and china claimed the islands are their own territory. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. tom: we are going to be distracted by the debate through all of surveillance and let's make clear, the markets are on the move in fragile -- and fragile. i want this been time on -- i want to spend time on francine to data check. dollar all over the place. yields coming in. oil not a part of the picture. on the next screen, please. th

france. they love the city of lights, paris. they love paris. and i said to them, how was france this summer? oh, we don't go there anymore. france is no longer france. and we're going to do the same thing to our country, sean. so we can't allow it to happen. i have as big a heart as anybody. we take care of people. we'll build safe zones in syria. we'll do something. we'll have to have the gulf states pay for it. >> the refugees, you'll help them. food, water, supplies, baby formula, but it will be a safe zone that's protected and not bring them here. >> 100%. 100%. we have to. we have to. >> let me ask you this. i know it seemed controversial when you said that the founder of isis is obama and the co-founder is hillary. but yesterday -- [ sheecheers and applause ] >> yesterday you went into a lot of detail. i remember debating you because i did support iraq, but i didn't support leaving early without finishing the job. we had so many americans bleed and die and risk their lives for mosul, baghdad, fallujah, ramadi, and tikrit. they won those ci

a local girl's creation makes it from hingham all the way to vatican city and pope frances. >> anchor: first at 11:00 breaking news. it's bad news for patriots and their fans. the team announcing rob gronkowski will miss sunday's season opener with this ham spring injury. >> anchor: so that means the patriots will open the season without brady and now without gronk. trey daerr joins us with much more on this developing story. tre? >> reporter: the patriots return to the sight of their last super bowl win for the first time on sunday. tom brady and rob gronkowski carried them to the lombardi and now neither will be in uniform come kickoff. he comes down with it. touchdown patriots. >> anchor: rob gronkowski is the most feared player in the patriots biggest fear is playing a game without tom brady and rob gronkowski. >>> i want to be out there so bad. especially to help out the team. >>> that fear will become reality on sunday night. >>> i said you are not 100%. >>> no, i'm not ever since that one time during a practice. i have been week to week. >>> hamstring injury suffered three week

iowa city west was the home team looking to defends their home turf but the little hawks came to play. bryce france. he he makes west pay the price, he he muscles into the end zone. 7-0. city driving 9, smith goes over the middle and gets sent back. west recovers the fumble of the 6-0 at half. to start the second half city marches right down the field. nate finishing the drive with a punishing one yard touchdown. little hawks up by to france. that's a big hole and a big touchdown to make it 20-0. the final from trowing an field, the little hawks get on the road an get the win 20-7. we'll have much more from the little hawks from more reaction from little hawks in the ot. >> thanks, matt. xavier has had no trouble 3 fort worththe saints are averaging -- the saints offense got things rolling early. first quarter it's malik wilson, he gets the block, gets the moves and he's heading to the south. xavier takes a 7-0 lead just 3 minutes into the lead. shipmenty goes to the air and still in the first schulte up top again. xavier rolls quarter -- it got weird -- solon picks it off -- but fumbles the ball -

forces in iraq have retaken isis stronghold near mosul, which is a step to liberate the cities under isis control. in france, eight more people have been arrested with connection of the attack in were killed. five reporters behind bars in connection to the attack. airstrikes hit the convoy overnight in what was supposed to be a humanitarian cease-fire and at least 20 aide workers were killed and precious supplies destroyed. from the terrorism alert desk, i'm michelle marsh. >> marie: a former republican president may be voting for niece of john f. kennedy shared a photo on facebook of george h.w. bush and in the caption, she said the former president said he would vote for clinton and a spokesperson for bush did not confirm or deny the statements, but if true, this adds to the list of republican leaders speaking out against donald trump. >> some trump supporters are adding deplorable names, and they are forcing users to include deplorable and the profile names to change them because it violates the site's terms of service. some have embraced the moniker after hillary clinton said half of the trump supporter

inner city in france called paris. [laughter] >> an inner city in the uk is called london. only in america because being uncomfortable certain people, centrally located to go two hours to live, that's all changing. my prediction. >> you have a crowd response on that one. [laughter] >> sure is. >> within ten year's time you heard it here, within ten year's time america's inner city will all be what you might call reclaim because people are tired of driving two hours to get home, fighting traffic. they're tired of it. they're finally realizing it's centrally located real estate. what's harlem, upper manhattan. we think it's a black community. the east side of manhattan, lower manhattan. central park, harlem. that's all changing. you can give away a kid down in har hem 15 years ago, now a million 5. so if you're going to be in the inner city u buy that house, buy that shack, rehab it and rent it. that's your trust fund. whether you stay there and rip it or whether you sell it for a profit, detroit across the street from canada is coming back. the only question is for who. ever

the inner-city in france is called paris. and inner-city in the uk is called london. , because youca felt uncomfortable around certain people, there was centrally located real estate, to go to hours away from the center of the city, to this, that is changing. my prediction. >> we got a crowd response on that one. , youthin 10 years time heard it here, within 10 years time american inner cities will all be what you might call reclaimed. because people are tired of driving two hours to get home, fighting traffic. they are tired of it. there finally realizing it is centrally located real estate. what is horrible? upper manhattan. we think it is a black immunity, no, i do manhattan, central park, harlem -- that is changing. you could give away a tear down in harlem for 15 years ago. now it is $70,000 for a tear down and 1.5 million for a brownstone. if you're going to be in the inner-city, buy that house, by the shack, rehab and rented. that is your trust fund. that is your hedge against property. whether they -- poverty. whether

city any money. the commission is working with a company in france to try to correct the problem. >>> some police officersin one east bay city will be the first in caliph to have a new tool in their arsenal. it is a new body-worn cameras, a new body-worn system, equipped with an outward facing place back display to show what is recorded. san ramon officers are being trained how to use them. the lieutenant says the department felt these specific cameras offered more transparency. >> well, there is a legal standard, and the legal standard is that if we're in a public place and if you're in a public place you are freely able to record what is going on in that public place. >> 40 officers are expected to be outfitted with the cameras in the next few months. >>> the aim is to reduce california's carbon footprint. the governor a bill in los angeles that cut the goal of setting carbon emissions to historically low levels by 2030. it is the most aggressive benchmark set by any governor. >> bills today, they are really far reaching and they keep california on the move to clean up the environment, to encourage vast

billionaire .im simons has given $7 million the last test lamp rush over the bombing of the syrian city of aleppo. france and the u.k. are among those calling the bombings war crime. one group says more than 200 civilians had been killed in the last week. russia has denied responsibility. seriouss the center of russian backed government. francois hollande says brexit does not end the uk's response ability to deal with migrants trying to reach its shores. hollande spoke today in calais. thousands of migrants are camped out near the city trying to board trucks and trains headed for the u.k. hollande wants their camp to be dismantled. the oecd says carbon prices are about 80% lower than where they need to be to protect the climate. the organization is calling for .n increase in emission cost its reports as climate pledges must be more ambitious if nations are to cut emissions at least 40% by the year 2050. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. mark: thanks. getting headlines for mario draghi. he's about to t

on september 2nd, the american flag if front of city hall taken down, replaced by the communist vietnamese flag, marking vietnam's independence from france. >> we came up, i don't like it, to see the red flag over city hall. >> reporter: the protesters, many who are refugees from vietnam, say they can't understand why the city would help commemorate the communist history in vietnam. >> today is the day that communists took over north vietnam in 1945, cement 2. >> reporter: protesters held the american flag and flag of south vietnam. the yellow flag with three red stripes displayed until the end of the vietnam war in 1975. today protesters tried to cover up the communist flag with their own. >> we hope that we can be a voice so the mayor will listen to us. >> reporter: this controversy over this flag has gone on for many years. we contacted the mayor's office to see if possibly he might herge the policy for future years, but we received no response from the mayor's office just yet. reporting live in san francisco, sharon katsuda, "nbc bay area news." >> thanks, sharon. we want to show you live and windy pictures of tropical storm hermine

a city in japan through a party when one of its employees won a big video game competition in france. except he didn't actually win. the 23-year-old worked in a city tourism office and he said he went to th week to play a fighting video game. several newspapers featured him for the championship but yesterday, he confessed that he lied about it all. now his bosses are considering disciplinary measures. >> that is a bad idea, marty. it will always come out. >> you can't get away with that! come on, folks. >>> around here today, we have lovely weather going on with sunshine over the state. once it comes up, of course. clear conditions now. we are seeing a few clouds in the four corners. in the day before this will all -- slow-moving system in the gulf of california will push a few clouds into that part of colorado. we have dry conditions slated here throughout the day. this evening, may begin to see a few light showers move as far north as summit county and perhaps over berthed pass as well. but during the daylight, it its going to be just really warm and beautiful here today. 70s, 80s f

city. back to you, gigi and frances. >>> san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick says he has received death threats. he has sat or knelt on one knee says he isn't too concerned about it and that if something were to happen, it would prove his point. >>> surging gas prices and scattered fuel shortages across in the coming weeks. crews in alabama have built a temporary bypass for a critical pipeline in alabama. it was shut down last week over a major leak. the line provides nearly 40% of the region's gasoline. it's welcome news for six states that have declared states of emergency. >>> oscar winning writer and director curtis hanson has sadly passed away at the age of 71. hanson is best known for the critically acclaimed film "l.a. confidential" which threw him to the front of hollywood covering all genres from horror to comedy and drama. "the hand that rocks the cradle." he has reportedly retired in recent years due to a battle with alzheimer's. he died of natural causes. >>> first lady michelle obama stopped by "the late show" with stephen colbert. >> if you got stuck on a desert who

city. numbers to those in germany, well over a million. franceas a lot less to deal with. >> they had a lot fewer migrants to paper, but the reality is, the housing minister, the lodging minister placed the number at about 70 migrants a day arrived in the paris region alone. if you take the government's estimates, they say they have housed up to date about 15,000 migrants they have provided temporary shelter to. a lot of those go to what is called the hospitality and orientation centers. there are about 160 of those spread across france. there are not enough spaces. they acknowledge they still need to create many more spaces just to fill the need. they settled about 25 a day. 70 are arriving for day. you don't have to be a math genius to see that you have a problem. there is no real long-term plan. is appealing to citizens to perhaps open up their homes on a temporary basis to migrants. she is saying it she has to she will requisition hospitals and gymnasiums while we find a way to deal with them in a dignified manner and in a way that defense we

city be closed. it is estimated up to 10,000 migrants reside there in wretched conditions. most of them want to stay in france. night after night, they try to board truck's. their aim is to reach britain

clearing the town is an important step in liberating the last major city in iraq under isis control. control.in france, police have arrested eight more people in connection with the attack in nice.all eight had links to the attacker who killed 86 people.five other people are already behind bars in connection to and, syria's military - and russia's military - are both denying targeting an aid convoy in aleppo.airstrikes hit the convoy overnight, in what was supposed to be a humanitarian ceasefire. at least twenty aid workers were killed, and precious supplies dd destroyedfrom the terrorism alert desk, i'm michele marsh. destroyedfrom the terrorism alert desk, i'm michele marsh. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm chuck grassley and i approve this message because, across party lines to help real people, with real problems. we've passed twenty-seven bills so far, each wi

france. and this particular and special situation gives it a bifurcated identity, which is really sort of special for a cityits sort. narrator: as the capital of france's alsace region, strasbourg's combination of cultures is one of its strengths. ( speaking french ) translator: we are fortunate, some would say, to be the fruit of a mixed marriage-- a marriage between a so-called "germanic" culture and a latin culture. this is alsace. narrator: you can see this dual history in the architecture here. strasbourg is german in its 16th-century timber-framed houses. strasbourg is french in the ordered lines of the 18th-century rohan palace. strasbourg is german in the neoclassical architecture of emperor wilhelm ii's rhine palace. and strasbourg is french in its walls fortified by vauban in the time of louis xiv. in today's strasbourg, though, the walls that once existed between the city's two cultures are breaking down. when you cross from germany into strasbourg, you notice something unusual at the border between two countries-- no one is stopping at customs. ( speaking french ) translator: the 1st of january

the communist flag waving if front of city hall to commemorate vietnam's independence from france on ptember 2nd, 1945. but this year the protest coincided with another public event. mayor ed lee was on the front steps of city hall for a news conference on a proposed soda tax. he didn't offer a response to the protesters, but they say they continue to hope. but you the problem is -- hopefully he heard our message. >> reporter: and we contacted the mayor's office to see if he would comment on whether policy would change over this flag con froefr troefrs but we received no response. reporting live, i'm sharon cat tudcat -- >> a superior court judge blocked the city ordinance that would allow protection from teachers from eviction during the school year. that ordinance was unanimously approved by board of supervisors in may, but judge ruled it conflicts with state law and prevents property owners from making owners. it is a way to protect educators from a growing housing shortage that many believe has led to shortage of qualified teachers. >> the reward doubled for the person killing sea

france is a disaster. i have friends, they love the city of lights. right? i said to one of my friends the other day, so, how was paris this summer? he always goes -- he says i don't go there anymore. he said it is not the same place. it is a totally -- that's not paris anymore. we're destroying our planet. we're destroying what's going on. we're destroying ourselves. >>> we're going to pull away from this here. we've been listening to donald trump in a setting, veterans there, virginia beach, virginia. strong city for our u.s. military there being asked questions with regard to national security. you've heard him -- actually we're goi

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city. >> late mother teresa is about to become the c saint. pope frances will canonize her on sunday. this is expected to draw people from all over the world. mother teresa known for her selfless dedication to the poor and needy. brady defends his deflate gate suspension tomorrow. the next time fanless see him is october 9th. last night he got the start passes but they lost their final preseason game 17-9. the patriots will open the season next sunday in arizona. >> the holiday weekend is here. will be decent to start. >> it will. although we're keeping a close eye here on hermione. now a tropical storm. now that is overland it is beginning the process of weakening. but still 70 mile an hour winds racing toward the north-northeast at 14 local impact here will be felt as early as sunday night right through tuesday. this is going to hang around for a while. it's going to be roughning up the waters. high surf and rip currents will be a factor. keep that in mind if you plan to head to the beaches. we may get into the wind and rain but some of the areas will be down along the south coast.

frances rivera. overnight protesters marched for place. police refrain from enforcing it. the city struck guardsman and officer in riot gore. protesters sometimes silently walked the streets to battle to stand their ground. >> if we're not going to question why people are up there. don't just brush it off if you want to ride it. fathers are out here, they're not out here because they want to be rioters. th this nation. stop killing our people. >> he made these controversial remarks to the bbc. >> the greatest in the mind is the animosity the anger. they think white people are successful. they're not. yes, it is you are in their face. >> he apologized. he said, quote, i apologize to >> people are showing video. charlotte's mayor spoke to msnb msnbc. >> i have seen video and met with the family, the family has seen the video also, it is ambiguous. there is not a clear picture. the body camera, of course, moving and the viewer is obscured at certain points. view. i think it is a challenge. i think it is ambiguous. this is one reason why we want to have time for the investigation to co

a local girl's creation makes it from hingham all the way to vatican city and pope frances. >> anchor: first at 11:00 breaking news. it's bad news for patriots and their fans. the team announcing rob gronkowski will miss sunday's season opener with this ham spring injury. >> anchor: so that means the patriots will open the season without brady and now without gronk. trey daerr joins us with much more on this developing story. tre? >> reporter: the patriots return to the sight of their last super bowl win for the first time on sunday. tom brady and rob gronkowski carried them to the lombardi and now neither will be in uniform come kickoff. he comes down with it. touchdown patriots. >> anchor: rob gronkowski is the most feared player in

france 24 of ad troops take control rebel held district of central aleppo. the world health organization say the sick and injured now be guaranteed safe passage out of the city. residents of timbuktu welcomed the decision to send a jihadist to jail. he will spend 90 years behind bars. debate showdown, clinton and trump get back to work on the campaign trail. but sides claim victory donald trump bows to get tougher on clinton in round two. ♪ moscow says it's thrown its military weight behind the assad regime's plan to retake the city of aleppo. announcing tuesday that ground troops have we taken control of the rebel held district in the northwest of the city. aleppo has been pounded by regime and russian airstrikes for days now since the temporary truce failed last week. this as the world health organization calls for safe core doors to allow the cities sick and injured to leave. for more on the situation in syria, we cross to beirut or our regional correspondent is standing by. what more can you tell us about the government's ground offensive there in aleppo? >> as you were saying, they said they had retaken the district northwest of the old city of aleppo.

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. >>> in france, a terrorism official in nice says it has stopped multiple attacks in that city. the targets included churches, stadiums, even schools. from the terrorism alert desk in washington d.c., i'm jonathan elias. >> reed: thank you. the defense is expected to begin their case in bundy and others who occupied that national wildlife refuge in southeastern oregon. attorneys are expected to call several officers who were already testifying in the case. ammon bundy is expected to take the stand but is not known exactly when that going to be. bundy's charged with conspireing to prevent federal employees from doing their jobs. >> marie: it is crunch time for high school students and their parents. >> reed: new changes to the aid information that is vital to your family's finances. >> reporter: whether you want to go here or here or here, you've got to start here. >> thinking about having to pay for college gets overwhelming. >> reporter: makayla and her mom have been at this for weeks. mapping out a plan on what colleges makayla will apply to. going pay for >> it i was thinking

cities. if he was ever interviewed by the fbi. france has rested eight people in connection with a truck attack that left 86 people dead. areecutors say the suspects linked to the attacker who is killed by police after driving his truck into a crowd during bastille day ceremonies. islamic state claimed responsibility for the violence. news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: u.s. stocks are higher ahead of tomorrow's announcement from the fed. , our guests with a controversial line -- chasing monetary policy wins is not a good investment strategy. i assume you are paying attention to what's happening tomorrow. guest: everyone has to pay attention to what the central banks are doing, but there is an overreliance on what they are doing. it's just not really working any further, so i think it is humming down to what our individual companies doing and when you look at the individual stock correlations, it's much more about stock taking than it h

is the situation on the ground where they have more -- france has more or less 10,000 of its citizens living in the country. 7,000 in the two cities with the potential insurrectional situation. o we must assess the fact that we have destabilization but of course the fact that the most eager to obtain that are the neighboring countries because destabilization of gabon, it's of utmost importance when the next elections will be as essential and at risk. democratic republic of coppingo will go to vote in november. >> we heard from a correspondent in libreville earlier saying that people aren't just angry at the election, but they're angry at the station in general. that bongo has had too much power for too long and the rest of the elite are all too tightly bound up in the same club. >> there is this paradox where all of the 11 contenders have been participating in the same system for 50 years. so we have to have in mind that the gabon population is quite young. more or less 62% of its population is under 24 years so they've been living in one system and are seeing the same faces on one side and on the other. so whether or not one has

at the united nations security arecil, france and the uk taking a look at russia over the bombing, excuse me for a second, of the syrian city of aleppo. group said more than 200 civilians have been killed in the last week. russia has denied responsibility. aleppo is the center of opposition to syria's russian-backed government. jack nicholas said that arnold palmer was the king of golf and always will be. fans,pired countless arnie's army. he was still earning millions from endorsements. global news 24 hours a day powered by 4600 journalists and analysts. mark. mark: let's get back to the markets. financials leading a global selloff and stocks. investors seeking out safer assets. our next guest thinks stocks will outperform bonds. john bilton joins us. what is going on today? euphoria.oj, fed, john: i do think it was really -- i don'ter se think it was really euphoria, per se. we are getting the european banks doing what sadly we are getting used to them doing, highlighting the earnings issues they face. i don't think it takes away from the fact that the underlying economy is generally ok. the u.s. is doing very well in ter

france 24 hours a day. reporter: san francisco, a green engineering -- energy pioneer. one of the first u.s. citiesban plastic shopping bags. the residents of the metropolis are seeing in another first. whatever comes out of the machine is not green, it is golden brown and it is the idea of the grandson of a baker that has brought his idea to the city. giving the machines are the food at four dollars a pop. >> it will allow us to make real bread, the classic baguette. you can find them anywhere. compare that to the cost of a bakery, which requires more need is all we dispenser. reporter: the dispenser named brett express -- brett express can give out -- and can make a lot of them. >> first i was skeptical. but now i feel like if i'm going to have a party, i feel like i want to come and buy fresh bread. >> it is the second time i am using this and it is really good. finding good bread in san francisco is not easy. reporter: the concept has been tested in france. the question is whether the business can rise to the top in the u.s. host: there you go. a baguette anytime of day. now let's get some busi

france. while drones are increasingly used by french security services, civilians are forbidden from flying them over paris without special permission. paris city hall authorized them for this event, which was aimed at introducing the public to civilian and commercial uses for drones. a very special delivery takes place at the atlanta zoo. a mama panda gave birth to twins over the weekend. the cubs arrived less than an hour apart. they are the first giant pandas born in the united states this year. giant panda cubs are born blind, and almost hairless. they're only the size of a cell phone right now. the zoo says its focus is making sure they have the best opportunity for success. still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:a broken.also-- jackie chan is being honored.. we'll tell you who's giving the martial arts film star a big award. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....at 6:30, its the now milwaukeefollowed by an all new american ninja warrior and running wild with bear grylls.then more local a company inscrantonmpany in sc pennsylvania, is looking to build the biggest american flag ever. north american manufacturing has b

city officials say the least did not fire the shot. let's get back to the business news for you now. less go to hong kong where we find rosalyn chen. dash rosalyn: expect franceermany will prevail in a tussle over the clearing of $570 billion of euro derivatives and making plans to deal with the fallout according to people -- they have said the city of london will be split to clear euro denominated -- after britain formally exits. denied it has been negotiating with apple. talkshone maker was in over a stake in the british luxury carmaker. they said apple wants to buy electric motorbikes startups. the news comes as the tech giant wraps up -- the transportation industry. they declined to comment. edf has cut the upper end of its 2016 profit forecast. the french power company cited safety checks keeping its nuclear power plants shut longer than expected. itsglobal ratings cut credit level on risk associated with this decision to build two nuclear reactors in the u.k. anna: as investors await the europe's group -- your group's -- it is not just the nation's bond market feeling the pressure. greek stock battles have been hit with one of the worst performing major

frances rivera. overnight protesters marched for a third straight evening. this time, it was more tame and from enforcing it. throughout the city, you would see armored trucks, national guardsman and officers dressed in riot gear. protesters remained vigilant and calm, sometimes chanting, sometimes silently walking the streets vowing to stand their ground. >> don't brush it off as we want to riot. kids are out here, mothers, fathers. they're not out here because there's something going on. stop killing my people. >> that's not how the area congressman saw it when he made these controversial remarks. >> the anger, they hate white people because white peek are successful and they are not. yes, it is. it's a welfare state. >> he has since apologized saying, quote, i apologize to those i offended and hope we can bring peace and calm to charlotte. demanding change while calling for the release of keith lamont scott's video. >> i have seen the video, and i agree with the assessment both by our chief as well as the family, the family has seen the video also, and it is ambiguous. there's not a clear picture. the body camera, of course,