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alix: is this the dreaded g word, the goldilocks number?g about this for the rest of the day? talk about to another dreaded g word. this is not bad for friday morning. we are in a global synchronized recovery. capital is cheap. labor on a relative basis is expensive. you have an employment cycle lows, not only in the u.s., but in the u.s. and japan. wage gains are very muted. this is positive for equities. the fact that we have a global, synchronized moderate recovery is bullish for financial assets and equities in particular because they can generate earnings. if you have a sharp rise in wages, you tend to have higher interest rates, neither of which financial assets. we are in one of the best global synchronized recoveries in decades and that is alleged for financial assets -- that is bullish for financial assets. alix: tom, i think you are going to disagree? tom: yeah, it's overly generous to consider a global goldilocks scenario. i think what is really suggesting is, as an investor is sitting on cash, there is a lot, this is making cash

after g word he incident university officials are reminding students of the campus' public safety programtudent that comes off a subway a bus or is walking can call public safety. we have public safety vehicles that will pick you up. we also have a shuttle service that runs all day to 2 o'clock in the morning. >> the university is working closely with police on the investigation. they're still developing a description of the suspects. >> in mexico this afternoon the images are powerful and heartbreaking. this is the aftermath after one of the most powerful earthquakes to ever strike that region simply crumbled towns. so far at least 32 people are confirmed dead. and you can almost feel the impact. houses are toppled, decimated in the wake of the 8.1 magnitude quake. it was centered off the pacific coast near the border of guatemala and more than 60 aftershocks continued to rattle that area. this earthquake was so powerful residents in mexico city some 650 miles from the epicenter were shaken out of their beds. mexico's president is assessing the damage and confirming the number of dead ca

g. the word justified is something this family has a hard time hearing. >> we are still he grieving and we came from crew maition just a few minutes ago. and for someone to come out and say, oh, it's justified. okay, good-bye. no, no, you cannot say good-bye to us our family has been destroyed. we'll never have a life. >> now, prince will youpt county police respokened to 911 call friday morning someone inside the house on hartzel hill lane said the teen had a bomb strapped to his chest and was holding a family member hostage. police reported they encountered the young man in front of the home he had a crowbar in hand and started coming towards police and ignored repeated commends stop. he was not in the upper body and failed to. they said he was not under the nrups or color drugs and did not want to comments on his mental status chbl the officer that was involved in thiring the shot was placed on administrative leave. live if prince william count question, "fox5 local news". >> president trump is scheduled to speak around 10:30 expected to discuss north korea's latest threat and terror

words. first rocket man. now a frightened dog. as president trump and kim yo g words, north korea threatens to test a hydrogen bomb. >>> now oklahoma has president trump who's broadcasting the establishment. the president heads to alabama. we'll get to that in a

words. first rocket man. now a frightened dog. as president trump and kim yo g jong-un trade words, north korea threatens to test a hydrogen bomb. >>> now oklahoma has president trump who's broadcasting the establishment. the president heads to alabama. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> we start with search and rescue from two major natural disasters in the americas. a fourth day of frantic searches for survivors of tuesday's earthquake in mexico are under way. but there are new fears this afternoon those still trapped alive in the rubble are running out of time. the death toll stands at nearly 290 but so many will be missing. at least 1,000 workers have been removing rubble in hopes of finding a miracle. >>> in purt rekoeshgs the entire island is without power. floodwaters have left many roads impassable, towns, villages, literally cut off. it could be months from power and essential services are restored to puerto rico. the destruction there has made it nearly impossible to actually assess the scope of the disaster. many in the country have family here, famil

the you're etti g the you're ettietting word now some kind of mob or looting incident. and you have some video of it. tell me about it. >> reporter: earlier, we visited a supermarket where according to the owner, just a few hours after hurricane maria struck the island, there was a group of possibly hundreds of people that looted his supermarket and we have cctv footage of what happened. you essentially see people rushing into the supermarket and what the owner was telling me is that these people were not desperate for food. they were not stealing vegetables or groceries or meat. they were stealing alcohol, cigarettes, computers. and so that gives you an idea of how difficult it is to ensure the safety of the people during a natural disaster, such as this one. now, the irony of this is that he showed up only a couple of hours later and the purpose, what he was trying to accomplish, he told me that he wanted to reopen the supermarket as soon as possible, because it's the only store that sells food in that part of puerto rico, so he wanted to help the people. what did he

word, harmony. that's harmony. d oo gt's his birthday and it's time to open gifts, but -- >> when he pulls out this jersey and he's like -- >> see why he's not excited about his new one who sent us the video. thanks, julia. >>> sleep tight. ♪>> sports fans, we're emotiona, and as a result we're vulnerable. >> did you say vulnerable or volatile? >> a little bit of okay? this little guy is opening presents. everybody starts to clap when he pulls out this jersey and he's like -- >> the nemesis football club, right? his anti-fan. >> this is not funny. >> that's a look of disgust. >> this happens to be a rival team. he throws it at the camera and walks off. his favorite team is not inter milan! this poor guy has his arm over his eye. >> give him aed r joke. >> not so fast, there is another gift. >> ac milan? >> pops the top on the box. he's like, really, still doing this? there's another gift inside. rips open the ribbon and then the packaging. >> very different reaction. >> yes, because that's his squad and they

inside the symbolism of oakland's issue with this fire and the whitewashing of these words seemed unavoidable. >> gut feel gs they don't care. this speaks to a lot of issues in oakland. >> i can't decide whether or not it's a covering up or letting go. >> reporter: call it another case of art being in the eye of the beholder, what's left of that art anyway. in oakland wayne freedmon, abc 7 news. >> and if you want to read the whole poe wem it's posted at abc 7.com. >>> the warehouse employees remain in jail. the attorneys accuse prosecutors of having a weak case. >>he t haven't decided what cause of the fire was, how can i defend when i don't know what ordinance what law they're relating to of my client on that date, since he wasn't even there, committed. >>> yesterday another judge refused to dismiss a civil wrongful death lawsuit against pg&e. a statement issued today saying quote, we have seen no evidence today that would lead us to believe that our facilities were the cost of the fire. the company is cooperating with the i believe vergts. >>> new at 6:00 a mcdonald's in redwood city accused of trying to

inside the symbolism of oakland's issue with this fire and the whitewashing of these words seemed unavoidable. >> gut feel g care. this speaks to a lot of issues in oakland. >> i can't decide whether or not it's a covering up or letting go. >> reporter: call it another case of art being in the eye of the beholder, what's left of that art anyway. in oakland wayne freedmon,freed, news. >> and if you want to read the whole poe wem it's posted at pot 7.com. >>> the warehouse employees remain in jail. the attorneys accuse prosecutors of having a weak case. >> they haven't decided what cause of the fire was, how can i defend when i don't know what ordinance what law they're relating to of my client on that date, since he wasn't even there, committed. >>> yesterday another judge refused to dismiss a civil wrongful death lawsuit against pg&e. a statement issued today saying quote, we have seen no evidence today that would lead us to believe that our facilities were the cost of the fire. the company is cooperating with the i believe vergts. >>> new at 6:00 a mcdonald's in redwood city accused of trying to kill her n

g. seven summit in the italian city of cheering has received a less than warm welcome off to hundreds of angry protesters surrounded the venue. i think the word. clashes broke out between police and demonstrators voicing fury at the policies of the g seven economies several arrests have reportedly been made in moments to discuss prospects of a fourth industrial revolution protests on the streets of turin have shown no signs of calming down the the the. law. the the. i i. i think the the the the the i. represented acro chemical giant monsanto and i'm banned from the european parliament for you in on that story and more after this break. capitalism requires capital which requires savings which requires a rate of interest i think urges people to say that rate of interest has to be commensurate with the global or the americas risk reward profile in issuing bonds if i'm a wall street bond and sure. many bugs in the market can absorb i should watch the price of our bonds go down you know i just can't issue bonds about goldman sachs every day billions and billions and that they never go down in price because the federal reserve is always going to pr

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g injuries. th s-u-v, a 60 year old woman, was not injured. no word if she will face criminal charges. the president has nominated the former head of a coal company to lead the agency that oversees mining safety. david zatezalo is the president's choice to run the mine safety and health administration. the former rhino resources executive clashed with federal regulators when the obama administration tried to boost industry enforcement after a deadly mine disaster. right now-- thousands of people have returned home after the discovery of a giant world war 2 era bomb-- forced them to evacuate. demolition experts in germany successfully defused the four-thousand pound bomb. more than 60-thousand people in frankfurt had to be evacuated in case it exploded. while such precautions are common when unexploded bombs are found... this was germany's largest single evacuation since the war ended. this is one harvey story with a happy ending. a texas firefighter saw his wedding plans go underwater, thanks to the storm. but his still have a dress to wear to say i do.' thats becuase her wedding dress

these problems are with us, in some ways they're worse and we've g to take actions because it's our own interest to do so. the most famous wordsprobably the core of the report was, "our nation is moving toward two societies, one white one black, separate and unequal." soledad: is that still true today? fred harris: it's still true. we'd say one white, one black and hispanic today and other minorities, separate and unequal. and it's grown that way again. >> coming up next -- a panel of detroit journalists -- >> if detroi detroit can do it, it can happen anywhere. >> are there reasons to be optimistic? soledad: the kerner commission report was leaked before president johnson ever got a chance to see it. he rejected all its recommendations. that provides a backdrop to where detroit now stands. today, while detroit's downtown described as in a renaissance, nearly 40% of the city's residents live in poverty. the median income for city residents is about 26-thousand less than half of the national dollars, average. there is some good news. jobs in the city's auto industr are up 31% since 2010. we asked four journalists, all residents

these problems are with us, in some ways they're worse and we've g to take actions because it's our own interest to do so. the most famous wordsprobably the core of the report was, "our nation is moving toward two societies, one white one black, separate and unequal." soledad: is that still true today? fred harris: it's still true. we'd say one white, one black and hispanic today and other minorities, separate and unequal. and it's grown that way again. >> coming up next -- a panel of detroit journalists -- >> if detroi detroit can do it, it can happen anywhere. >> are there reasons to be optimistic? people love my breakfast burritos. and my french fries. wait! what if i put them together?! a burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, creamy guacamole, bacon and crispy french fries. i'll call it the california breakfast burrito! boom. someone got that, right? scrambled eggs. guacamole. bacon. french fries. you'll call it the california breakfast burrito. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing my new california breakfast burrito. only at jack in the box. soledad: the kerner commission report was leaked before president

g a here is what i found about polka. the polka originated in bohemia in the 19th century. the wordlady. ♪ i have a gorgeous singing voice ♪ >> your voice is great, it's a shame it hasn't reached your throat. ♪ siri are you mocking me >> once a week on abc. ♪ who cares what the neighbors think ♪ >> hey, it's news to me. that's world news polka. ♪ they make us work the graveyard shift, that's why we go for broke ♪ ♪ so why not tune in to abc and join our little joke ♪ >> five whole days every week, we're here with tongues have a great weekend, everybody. >>> this morning on "world news now," urgent warnings throughout japan as north korea launches another missile over its airspace. the secretary of state here in the u.s. calling the action provocative and demanding china and russia take direct action against kim jong un's regime. >>> and pluresident trump visit the storm zone saying the government is 100% behind them. this as he says a plan to protect d.r.e.a.m.ers is in the works. but is congress on board? >>> and steve mnuchin speaking out. >> after a firestorm over him requesting

and otherwise mass transit looking g karen and thomas back to you. >> love to hear those words, bob,k you. a mom and son are in big trouble with the law. whole scheme to go shoplifting backfired because of one simple thing. >> what they used during the crime tat may have them facing more than shoplifting charges. facing more than shoplifting charges. >> hm. a mom and son faces kharns after a plan backfired. she told employees the 8-year-old granddaughter was lost in the store. when they were doing that her son nicholas was busy shoplifting stuffing bags full of colleges and candy. they were hoping the lost child distraction would help them make a quick get away. employees called cops and by the time they made it to exit cops were waiting for him. he never made it out of the store. police say there was never a missing kid. >> how you can lie on a child like that. they're innocent and it was not even a real child to begin with. >> police say that guy right there nicholas hall stole $108 worth of misdemeanor and the pair faces several charges in addition to shoplifting. >> a masked man

word i can think of. it's really not an office but works for me. so they didn't see b g secretary did a good job, there's no doors right now. we were told we wouldn't be able to put a door on it maybe is a alone doors or hip me besides coming down from the ceiling. i don't know. i go in there and i've got, you know, a quote on the wall and i got my laptop and the video guys put a monitor in there for me. i've got my jeff fox worthy you might be a red neck calendar every day. >> reporter: no one has ever been more excited to have the smallest office in an office building and to have the most mundane little knickknacks. kirk cousins might need extra help and work because the redskins team hasn't won a season opener since 2012, when rg iii was the quarterback. his first start against the saints. but you know, i think maybe he can put up curtains. i like the hip me beads idea. he doesn't have on a door on his office. >> he has an office? >> that's right. >> he does have an office. >> thank you, brody logan. appreciate it. >>> we're going to turn our attention again to hurric

word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams is next. >>> tonight michael g. flynn, the son of the fired national security advisor now a subject in the russia investigation. and it certainly looked like robert mueller is applying pressure. >>> plus breaking tonight, chuck, nancy, and donald have dinner test white house. and it to listen to the democrats, they got a lot of assurances from the president as "the 11th hour" gets under way right now. >>> well, good evening to you once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. we have suddenly a lot of newsbreaking right now. we'll get to all of it. and we want to take a moment here before our political coverage to talk about this horrible discovery in florida post hurricane irma where eight seniors have died while under the care of a nursing home facility in hollywood, florida. faced with what first responders found inside in the sweltering heat, 158 additional residents were evacuated. the nursing home is pretty much within sight of a hospital trauma center. while the main power was on, apparently the

word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams is next. >>> tonight michael g flynn, the son of the fired nationaladviser now a subject in the russia investigation and it certainly looks like robert mueller is applying pressure. plus, breaking tonight, chuck, nancy and donald have dinner at the white house and to listen to the democrats, schumer and pelosi, they got a lot of assurances from the president as the 11th hour gets under way right now. >> well, good evening to you once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. we have suddenly a lot of news breaking right now. we'll get to all of it, and we want to take a moment here before our political coverage to talk about this h

g bond. >> no arrests made yet. the sheriff's deputies will increase patrols. >>> a 5-year-old in modesto is learning the hard way that you don't stay word bomb in school. jackson riley recently said he couldn't take off his backpack because there was a bomb this it. he was suspend one day for making terrorist threats. >>> the parents say that's ridiculous saying their boy has an imagination and is being accused of something he doesn't understand. they want the disciplinary action removed from his record. >>> weather has been getting interesting in the bay area. the cold front is coming through. >> we are seeing some spotty light showers and sprinkles. you will notice we're seeing some very light returns i've had to turn on my wind shield wyomingers and you may have to do the same. you'll notice a few rain drops hitting the ground. it is a system diving down and it is bringing coder air with it. >> a risk of rip currents, sneaker waves. l'lweoo wave heights. be area have if you're going to be up the coast. the system responsible, gusts on about 30 miles an hour. when you check out this live picture, you'll notice the clouds are there. co

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word that chi trapped in a school which collapsed. there are rescue workers there and ordinary people, neighbors coming out on the streets, digginht, me veimrs hope g.>> teononesor ig rep t arr:e being pulled out alive including family pets. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> here's a look at the elementary school that collapsed in mexico city. first responders and locals rushed to pull people out of the rubble. 25 bodies were found in the debris. four of them adults, dozens considered still missing. some roads had significant damage in the quake. you can sea this highway broke apart falling into a ravine. what's left, a large gash in the road. mexico's president enrique pena nieto saw the damage from the sky. he flew over mexico city yesterday afternoon. meanwhile, some mexicans in the bay area are struggling to reach loved ones where the quake struck. kpix 5's betty yu has more on the search for answers. >> reporter: our lady of guadalupe church here in san jose is keeping its doors open all night to help unify this community in prayer. many of the parishioners and people across san jose have family in mexico and as you can tough [ men-tige english language

word. >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, september 29. i'm ayman mohyeldin. alongside jasmine and lewis b g burgdo burgdorf. the u.s. has announced it's sending a three star general to the island to help direct the recovery efforts. the white house was asked why it took so long to make that move. >> why has it taken eight days to get a three star general on the ground to start organizing this. we know the island's situation et cetera, why eight days. >> because it didn't require a three star general eight days ago. >> president trump has also weight of the evidence the jones act which restricts foreign ships from carrying cargo between u.s. ports. only lasts for ten days. senators mike lee and john mccain areal pushing a measure to permanently exempt puerto rico from the jones act. meanwhile president trump continues to defend the government's response. tweeting fema and first responders are doing a great job in puerto rico. massive food and water delivered. electrical grid dead. many have lost homes. military is on site. i will be there tuesday. wish press would treat fairly. also wrote. puerto rico is dev

may know the k r g the regional kurdish government in northern iraq announced that it does plan to hold a referendum on independence that has provoked a lot of protest of strongly worded statements from baghdad from some of iraq's neighboring countries to turkey and iran expressing concern and now we've got the iraqi supreme court saying it's basically not legal for the k r g to hold that referendum we'll bring you more details on this is soon as we can get it. now today is celebrating its national independence day amid increasing tensions with neighboring bolivia it's gone to the international court of justice demanding chile be obliged to negotiate an outlets in the pacific ocean al-jazeera as the syrian human has more on the territorial disputes from the chill a and desert town of oh yeah way. this is the at that gamma the world's driest desert. one hundred thirty years ago destroyed barren expanse was part of bolivia. and nearly thirty seven hundred meters above sea level the tiny desert town of oh yeah we're proudly celebrates chile's national independence holiday with a military parade. just five hundred meters from the bolivian border it's meant to underscore t

he had more choice words for another company they have invested in, p & g take a listen. >> p & g talking, making a lot of statements that are rhetoric and disconnected from reality. part of what the proxy fight will do is put a spotlight on those issues the intention is not to embarrass people the intention is not to fire people you saw this the intention is to put a spotlight on the problems so that a lot of smart people get around a table, jim, and debate the effects. >> the morning opened with steven mnuchin reiterating tax reform without the numbers the market was looking for he said they could get tax reform done, but didn't specify what that magic rate would be. >> i'm not going to comment on what's a win and what's not a win. as i have said, this is a pass/fail exercise passing tax reform, which hasn't been done in 31 years, that's a win. what the exact number is, we'll see. >> bridgewater predicted the rate would wind up being somewhere like 23% and come later than expected and will be a watered down version, that's a quote. guys >> thank you very much it was something, michelle,

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g 20 mph right now-- an investigation at an investigation at whole foods-- after the grocer is hacked. this reportedly affects customers... who visit the in-store tap-rooms and restaurants. right now.. no wordtions were hit, or how many customers may be impacted... but the company says -- it's working with police and a top cyber-security firm... to track down the root of the issue. for the second time in two day-- climbers are reporting a huge rockslide in yosemite national park. a climber s rumble and see a huge plume of smoke. one man was injured at el capitan. this is the second rockslide in two days . there are about 80 rockslides at yosemite each year -- but they're usually not deadly. this is video you'll see, only on 7 now: a man -- distributing flyers with hateful messages, in a d-c neighborhood. this surveillance video was shot about a month ago, in the "brightwood manor park" area. the man is wearing a hard hat and safety vest -- similar to those seen in the surveillance video... when hate flyers were distributed at american university. the flyers found at a-u... include a confederate flag -- and wisps of cotton. the ones distributed in the neighborhood -- refer to crimes by undoc

words about what they called operation temperer, moving soldiers in. what have we heard about that?l source within the met has told collea ghas told colleagues at the bbc that this is light touch in compareson to a similar operation after the manchester bomb attack. about 1,000 officers mobilised. it's largely focussing on the south—east and london area. of course, that would chime with where we're seen the arrest activity happening on the south coast. we understand on this occasion it's a lighter touch than before and those military officers coming into the place to release police so that they can be on the streets to be a visible presence but also a covert presence to intervene should any attacks happen. thank you very much indeed. i promised we would hear from cobra. very much indeed. i promised we would hearfrom cobra. my colleague is there now, just across from where iam. is there now, just across from where i am. what's the latest and what have they had to say? well, we know that the meeting of the cobra emergency committee has now ended. it was taking place here at the cabinet office in whitehall. it's the second me

g u es irma. kathy-ann, i saw one of your colleagues saying he was looking at this charts, this was on social media, and he was lost for wordsnd some words and said it was a storm worthy of saturn orjupiter. some words and said it was a storm worthy of saturn orjupiter. yes. if you look at the extent of it, it may cover most of florida in its diameter right now. that is just a humongous storm. we aren'tjust looking at the eye of the storm, some of the islands in the south, fortu nately some of the islands in the south, fortunately there are no islands to the north of where the most dangerous conditions are expected but many of the islands to the south, such as antigua and barbuda, even as far as dominica, they could feel the effects of the storm. kathy—ann caesar, thank you very much. you are most welcome. aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian crisis in bangladesh after a dramatic increase in the number of rohingya muslims fleeing neighbouring myanmar. fighting in the state of rakhine has left hundreds dead. 123,000 people have sought refuge in the last 11 days. 0ur correspondent sanjoy majumder is on the myanmar bangla

g. water bong. >> yeah, we probably could have guessed that one. >> my internet password. it's okay? >> yeah. >> mila. four words's nice. now americans can hack into a russian website. no, that'll be fun. >> so what is your name? >> jerry reed. >> jerry, where are you from? >> whittier, california. >> what do you do out there? besides scare schoolchildren. [ laughter ] >> how strong is your internet password? >> i'd say pretty strong. >> what sort of things do you use for it? >> you know, things that i like. >> what sorts of things do you like? >> maybe a dog, an animal. a place i've been. someone i know. >> so like rover mental ward. >> yeah. something like that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. jerry. jerry. [ applause ] don't worry. don't worry at all. your secret is very safe with us. okay? >> well, thank you. >> jimmy: okay. just keep this between all of us. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: you're welcome, jerry. all right. we have a great show for you tonight. we have music from jack johnson. the very funny richard lewis is here. and we'll be right back with christian slater. so stick around. ♪ ♪ so, i was at

locked arm while others kneeled as a few g playes held up a clenched fist, a symbol from the 1960s. all of this after president trump touched off a war of wordsh this comment friday night. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [bleep] off the field right now out? he's fired. he's fired. >> the president didn't mention colin kaepernick by name but the former 49ers mother theresa was quick to fire back on twitter. she said i guess that makes me a proud, b-word. in washington d. c. tonight at the raiders-redskins game, finding fans with differing opinions about the protest. >> reporter: we're already getting reports that the raiders entire offensive line, the only african-american line in the nfl will kneel during the national anthem before their game with the redskins. already today we've seen clenched fists, kneel-downs, national anthem no-shows, linked arms. in response to the president's attack on the nfl and the nba. not your average pregame tailgating. discussion went far beyond x's and o's. >> one of the things that unites us is letting people express themselves. to

word choices are always heavily scrutinized. when he shared prepared remarks, things seem safe. i think back to g-7, g-20, berlin, sicily. remember in berlin, it was scripted. then he went off script and didn't support article v clearly. when you think about what the president has done in the past, he was the one who insisted his daughter, ivanka trump, sit in and take his seat. even there, he gave remarks this morning, which were scripted and safe and strong. the beginning of his remarks, we had trump being trump. he led his statement this morning, pumping his own tires, complimenting himself for his real estate prowess in building a tower not far from the u.n. what trump are we getting this week? >> this morning, after that initial remark, we certain lly t the scripted trump. it was a remarkable scene at this meeting on u.n. reform, where he basically devoted himself to praising the founding values of the united nations charter and all things at the u.n., as long as it -- all it needs to do is perform better. so it is -- you know, that was a much better performance than i think the armageddon that people are used to se

third as in our words is simply no way that bangladesh can absorb those kinds of numbers particularly in the fact that bangladesh was already hosting four hundred thousand is going if you g.'s so there is essentially have a very ambitious and in many respects unless they plan to use two hundred two thousand acres of land to build these fourteen those in homes along with even half those in the trees one of the purposes of this ambitious plan is to ensure that the hinge i do not leave those camps what we have at the moment i really enjoyed a few days trying to melt into the population and what bangladesh has enough if you polish it into nine hundred ninety two great nordic enjoyed if you do starters because we want all of those who enjoy to out one team sooner or later to be repatriated back to myanmar let's move on to other news now in palestinian political group hamas has agreed to hold talks with a viable fatah about holding a general election the two factions last held elections in two thousand and six what chamas won and briefly form the government there also expected to discuss dissolve in the guards a ministers of committee both sides were involved in the conflict i

of his body language as well as his words because there have been some rather embarrassing moments at previous meetings remember he's already attended a nato summit a g. seven and the g. twenty earlier in the year. that is something we all do know at this point let's thank james bays who's been watching live pictures coming in from the united nations where the u.s. president has arrived to the diverse and addressed on a forum on the u.n. reform. let's get some different type of weather and talk about the climate not the political one steph here to tell us all about that then i am looking at the caribbean at the moment sammy because we've got yet another storm this storm is following quite a similar track to earn or not quite exactly the same place this one's about two hundred kilometers to the south of where we saw. it's certainly gaining strength pretty quickly at the moment so it's not moving particularly fast moving around one thousand kilometers per hour and it is gradually just becoming a little bit slower and we're expecting that trend to continue over the next day or so so the storm gradually becomes slower and slower what is and becomes it co

word news. rosalind: how for bed has held conversations with lyft on potential investment. the google parent is considering an investment of $1 billion. the source of funds will be google or g or g. how for that and lyft have not commented. president trump says he is close to a deal with congressional democrats to permanently safeguard from deportation one million immigrants. he is not linking funding for his border wall with reinstating the protections known as daca. leftresident steelmaking republicans fall mixed as he issued several contradictory statements. >> we are working on a plan for daca. people want to see that happen. you have 800,000 young people brought here through no fault of their own, so we will see how it works out, but we will get massive border security as part of that. the president says he has not made a decision on the next fed chair. he told reporters that he respects a janet yellen and the stock market is doing very well. earlier this week, stephen mnuchin said that janet yellen was among the people they consider to run the central bank after her current term expires in february. rivala says alibaba's tencent are learning from each other in the fin

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g on this road nickelson lane. police got the call 4:00 this afternoon they were told there was unresponsive person in the parkinging lot in a car. no wordif it's a man or woman yet. and n either. you can see police in force in the parking lot. 5100 block of nickelson lane and we'll keep you updated if we get more information. >> i hate you. >> so if i don't stand who will. everybody should be standing for democracy. >> they've gone through this journey to achieve this platform. it's their right to have something to say. >> it's united states of america and i'm proud to be here i they you should stand for the national anthem. >> if you don't like this country find another one that simple. >> a day after nfl players and owners criticized those. >> the president is misunderstood and when he called out nfl players for kneeling during the national anthem he was promoting patriotism. >> certainly respec the right that people have. but i think he also need to focus. this is not about something which everybody wants to draw this is the president being for something president being for respecting country through symbols like american flag and na

word on what happens to that album auction in the meantime. back over to you >> so odd. odd behavior meg terrell, thank you very much >>> meantime, p& g responding to a shareholder's public support letter for a board seat. remember this morning yaktman supported peltz's nomination, saying voting for him earns 1.3 billion in stock, just responding to us, our full year 2017 results demonstrate the plan we have in place is working and we appreciate the support, they say, we have received from many of our shareholders for our strategy that is delivering value. while we did not ask for this proxy contest, we are taking the necessary steps to ensure that our shareholders understand the facts. so, their way of fighting back, nothing specific on yaktman, but they are saying they have support of shareholders for their plan, which they continue to say is working and they'll continue to fight peltz's board determination. we'll see where that vote goes october 10th >>> when we come back, new tensions between the u.s. and china after president trump blocked a lucrative ipch detail. details on that and what it could mean for others when "squawk all

modification to amendment number 80 printed in rt b of house report 115-295 after the words this act, insert e, f or ns, a, c, d, g. the chair: is there objection to the request? without objection, the amendment is modified. the gentleman from iowa is recognized. mr. king: i yield myself such time as i may consume. this is eliminating funding in this -- this eliminates the funding that would go tore davis-bacon, the federal wage scale that turns out to be union scale and we have debated this twice earlier this evening and the modification for the edification of the people who might not have picked up on that rolls this together with the appropriations component that we will debate tomorrow. so there is clarification here on the floor. and i have long been for the repeal of davis-bacon and the federal government doesn't have any business dictating to an employer and employee what they should be able to pay in wages. we have been in the construction business for 42 wages and we have paid bacon-davis and upsets the efficiency of being able to manage the job and interferes. let the market decide it. but the studies we

word of one of these projects would be big news. how about the expansion of three highways in the state of maryland. we are on the beltway here in the g morning. rather light in terms of the volume. in another hour, hour and a half, expect gridlock. that's what maryland's mayor is hoping to ease. let's take a closer look. four new lanes, two in each direction, first on the maryland beltway from the american legion bridge to the wilson bridge. then, on i-270 from the beltway to i-70 in frederick. lastly, additional lanes, four of they will on the bw parkway from d.c. to baltimore city. these would be toll lanes. you would have to pay to use them. a lot of people not too happy about that. the governor says this should ease congestion and if all goes as planned, we should see construction starting in 2019. involved in additional lanes or public transportation. you can weigh in on our poll at our nbcwashington facebook panel. >> i was thinking people would not be willing to pay. if you are talking about reducing congestion and being able to move faster, people are willing to pay. >> if i cannot sit still on the parkway, i might pay for th

word from pg&e when they will get it back. >> thank you. >>> today marks 16 years of the terror attacks since 9/11. remembering the victims. g the victims. >>> we are hering the names of the first responders who died in the september 11th terror attacks. >>> earlier this a moment of silence was held. this was followed by a reading of the nearly 3,000 names of all those who died that day [ bells ringing ] >> a bell rang marking the moment the first plane hit the north tower of the trade center. president trump and the first lady led the moment of silence. >> the entire nation is marking the september 11th, 16th anniversary. fire stations all over the cities today. lee joining us at fire district 7. good morning. >> reporter: the first responders were running in when people were running out those first responders were running in trying to save those survivors. we are seeing the remembrance ceremony. all of those having their own remembrance ceremony. you have a lot of young men and women on the force now. how is it remembrance different for them? when you look at them, what do you want everyone to know about first responders.

word association game. ted cruz. >> crap. by the way, that was -- he talks about playing politics. that's what he did with people's lives. he was playing politics to make himself look like a conservative g he told us two-thirds of the spending had nothing to do with sandy. >> dead wrong. "the washington post" did a fact check and the fact of the matter is that there was a senate version of the bill that never passed that had a lot more spending. it got stripped out, and almost all of the spending in the $50 billion bill was for new york and new jersey and some of the other areas affected for hurricane relief. he knows it. the worst thing about it is statements like that. he should stand up now and say i was wrong. i was wrong in 2012. it was the wrong thing to do. and now i hope that the people of new jersey and new york are willing to let by gones by by gones and vote for relief to texas. >> so "the washington post" did have a fact check. nicole, you went through the bill yourself and saw there wasn't really -- >> there was a very small amount of money that could have been put into a different pot than a long-term relief, but it was almost all for projects intended to mitigate damage.

g government said today that this was an illegal unconstitutional and contrary to international aviation rules stating that. airports should not to be used for political purposes for the oppression of people so the war of words continues the tension seemingly continues to mount it's also worth mentioning though that certainly prime minister he has said already that you know he does helen's has more capital. whatever estonians do as citizens these days it's likely to involve e-card visiting the clinic for example the doctor assesses a patient's full medical history uploads a diagnosis and patients use the e-card to get their prescriptions i'd see the huge of the one that is because i can't even imagine going back to the days when we had these paper britain for instance our baby medical histories. it's make the doctors work much faster so is travel banking tax and voting and get an id card through with your id card and you enter their id card into your computer and you put in a pin one you don't write anything you click on the name and that's it voted estonia was the first country to vote online two thousand and five and also one of the first to experience a full blown cyber attack two years later that's there

g about. but the real reason to pursue these ideas are two, two real reasons. one--you will not hear a word about them from the established voices of this culture. nnot from the reblicicans, not from the democrats. they won't make a criticism of the system because they're cheerleaders for the system. whatever their disagreements, it's never about this system. if you want to think critically, you have to go somewhere else. and these kinds of ideas open up the space of a change of thinking about the system, not being trapped within one way of thinking how to organize an economic society. and the second reason is that this opens a vista for a whole different kind of life. imagine what it would mean if all workers now had a new definition. you're not just a person who does this thing on the assembly line or does this thing in the office or has this job in the store. yeah, you have a particular function, but you're also part of the decision-making organization of the work. you're gonna have whole parts of your brain and p personaality bg developed on the job that were nevever utilized before, th

word gorsuch once until your final question. so thank you very much. i want to thank you all for coming today and participating panelists.ou to the [applause] [is [indistinct conversation] c-span,g up next on deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on promoting the rule of law at the justice department. debate on, the house importing undocumented gang members. >> c-span, washington journal, live every day with news and issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, reporter danmes boylan on the progress of congressional investigations into president trump's alleged with russia. and russia's involvement in the election.dential then a discussion on the latest povertyureau report on and income in the u.s., with the center for law and social policies olivia golden. and we're live in delaware, our c-span bus, 50 speakls tour, where we'll with governor john carney about in priorities and how policy washington affects his stay. washingtonwatch journal live at 7:30 friday morning. join the discussion. >> friday, a look at the trump administration's efforts to trade deficit. without causing major interruptions to the global economy. with thee live american enterprise institute starting