police chief frank rich to estimate cities had to deploy police more than 100 times to restrain members of the far right group of people who used to this day are young aren't ordinary citizens here for at the core is a far right group that is loosely connected and to varying degrees supported by others outside of asms. at the same time members of the as and group participate in so-called walks or organized by groups in other towns or in the state security services know about their contacts to far right extremists or we of course want to gather as much information as possible so the police presence at demonstrations is not just for keeping order they're also carefully monitoring what's going on and trying to determine what we have to watch out for in the future all of us will forgive to go into we pay a visit to hannah a 20 minute drive from s. and the stay young also mable i sympathize is for demonstrations here in hand of the group calls itself the zug to all concerned citizens account to demonstrate or shows us where the far right assemble she doesn't want to get too close she was att

what motivates frank to train these girls to do what they do? >> fight is such a richnd deep word. it can be seen very negatively and it can be seen very positively. for franks, he understands the power of that nation. what he wants most is to develop the arsenal of self-esteem, determination and protection. and that's why frank does some things which are incredibly unconventional as a boxing trainer. >> he showed us how to break somebody's arg somebody's arm, take somebody's eye out. i said what does this have to do with boxing? he said i'm teaching you to defend yourself on the streets. >> reporter: a sprawling reservation near glacier national park. the beauty and resiliency of those who call it home belies generations of trauma that today manifests with high drug abuse rates and crime. more than 100 indigenous women and girls have gone missing or been murdered since 2018. just an epidemic across swaths of america. at least 4,000 missing in the united states, only a quarter of those logged in namu >> what do i teach you to do? >> fight back. >> why? >> because it mi

shuffle as elon musk overtakes warren buffet when it comes to wealth robert frank is crunching the numbers to tell you just how rich elon musk is right now. but as we head to break. here's the other top headlines it could be an all stock deal worth about 20 billion 70 billion if you include debt it could be announced as soon as this morning meantime, the aforementioned tesla cutting the price of the new model y. the suv is now being listed for $49,990. 3,000 less than before and washington, the nfl team set to announce that it's changing it's name from the redskins. according to reports, the owner dan snyder will announce the shift this morning all following pressure from corporate sponsors including fedex and nike the teams new name not expected to be revealed, however, although red tails and red wolves are apparently the leading candidates worldwide exchange is back in a moment futures are up 157 we're back right after this. now is the time to support the places you love. spend 10 dollars or more at a participating small business and get 5 dollars back, up to 10 times with american express. enroll now at shopsmal

they care about themselves, the rich, and their big tax cut. host: frank in new york. hi, frank.aller: hi, can you hear me? host: yes i can. caller: i have been pretty fortunate in life. i have made good and bad choices and was able to get an education and get a job, and was able to saved.o i have money i am unemployed right now because of downsizing. i have that problem. and then covid came along. you know, i really am genuinely concerned about these folks that live paycheck to paycheck that have not had the opportunity to save, and of course their wages have been stagnant. there is plenty of evidence to show that decades of stagnant wages for the working class and the poor, that is a big problem. had they been able to save, perhaps there would not be as much worry or concern. act situation wherein is an of god. it is a very peculiar situation. a community. we are a society. we need to look out for each other. it is all interconnected. i am worried that ultimately, the market will crash, we will go into a depression, my savings rate, and thiso will happen to everyone. this is po

rich heritage. and sport here with. a way into man on man to pave the way mr. frank assessments tourism income stream is dead in the water what's been the result in poaching quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive rhetoric that has become very normal and it really is. citing in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for diplomacy you say treat cleric not only you seem to greedy but he's great to be just a really deep hole with all continues inside story on al-jazeera i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover for impulse the national security this is very much a political impounds here's the paul flick how do we illustrate it are we telling a good story will people get what we're trying to think here they're living outside in makeshift tents this is not the way any family wants to raise their children we're really good in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise it's absolutely feels that you were there. and again i'm the star of the attack and let's remind you of our top stori

vulnerable in this way, but to be frank, they are targeting obviously these prominent individuals, eitherjust asa prominent individuals, eitherjust as a great get rich trialling a covid—19 vaccine at oxford university are expected to give an update on its effectiveness early next week. the oxford trial, one of 23 around the world, is currently testing the effectiveness of a potential vaccination against coronavirus. it comes as a group of 15 nobel prize winners, including one working at oxford, have written an open letter calling for healthy volunteers to be deliberately exposed to the virus in order to speed up the development. a sculpture of a black lives matter protester erected in bristol yesterday has been taken down. the figure replaced a statue of slave trader edward colston that was pulled down last month, but it was installed without the knowledge or permission of the local council. the city's mayor, marvin rees, had said it was up to the people of bristol to decide what goes on the plinth. in the last few minutes, the official employment figures show that 75,000 people lost theirjobs over the last three months. the pandemic has had a sever

2018, there was 17,000 rich millennials left new york while 11,000 moved to new york so the concrete jungle where dreams come true is disappointingly no longer. in the world's of frankyou can make it there you can make it anywhere, what's going on? this is a sea change. ashley: i know, go west, young man, young woman, i guess these days, all right thank you, lauren. let's check the markets. we are still down now triple digits on the dow as you can see the nasdac and the s&p also moving lower as we said nasdac the big loser of the morning so far, big tech continuing to lose ground. let's bring in ed yardani. great to see you this morning, ed. >> thank you. ashley: you've always been bull ish but now you say we're in a melt-up situation that could set the stage for a meltdown. explain. >> well, we live in very surreal times. i think we all know that but one of the things that's really been surreal is the economy has been struggling. we have a lot of people unemployed. we are starting to see a pretty decent recovery in may and june, but there's already signs that things are stalling out in july, and yet the markets been extreme ly strong and that's clearly because the