but garner thinks the balance of probabilities is against it. sure, she's saying that the odds of u.s. treasury prices holding these levels are slim. the odds of treasury going higher, dismal, which brings us to the other big safe haven asset, let's talk gold, please after being stuck in a narrow trading range for years. in june, the precious metal broke out to the up side, thanks to a relentless barrage of negative headlines about the worldwide craziness. disappointed short sellers covered their positions, which pushed prices to new heights then fomo kicked in, fear of missing out. that's what you get there. four months ago, precious metal selling, now just under 1,500, and garner thinks right here right now running out of mo jo, her reasoning, take a gander at this weekly chart of gold futures which includes the commitment of traders from the commodity trader, which is the cotton report. the cfc releases data that tells you what large speculators, money managers, small speculators are doing with future positions, and garner relies on this data

jennifer garner is here tonight. [ cheers and applause jim jefferies is here.m megan thee stallion -- [ cheers and applause featuring ty dolla $ign and dababy guys, it's the end of the week and that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my inbox, return some emails, and of course send out thank you notes. and i was just running a bit behind today - [ cheers and applause i thought, if you wouldn't mind i'd like to write up my weekly thank you notes right now. is that cool with you guys [ cheers and applause james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ >> steve: wow. he's excited >> jimmy: such a good mood >> steve: yeah mr. pep. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, fall, for being the one season when it's stylish to dress like the couch in your parents basement [ laughter and applause ♪ thank you, new jets coach adam gase for always looking like you just found out you're the coach of the jets. [ laughter and applause >> steve: what i'm the coach of the what? ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, new movie "hustlers," for casting lizzo. i ju

for victory and saxony and brandenburg results show chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats garnering the most votes of back to me and the governing social democrats take 1st place in brown the birth also coming up poland marks. the 2nd world war you can leaders from dozens of countries joined ceremonies in warsaw german president but this time my army calls the war as a german crime and asked for forgiveness. and kind of emotional day in belgium as motorsport remembers on 20 bet the driver was killed in a crash on saturday shall the cleric wins the formula one grand prix and dedicates his victory to his dead friend. on a welcome to the show. germany's far right turn out of 4 germany made significant gains in tuesday's elections they became the 2nd strongest party in regional parliaments and both saxony and brandenburg germany's mainstream parties suffered sharp drops in support but were able to maintain their top positions vote counting has concluded in both states now these are the numbers for the state of brandenburg the preliminary official results show the social democrats are cu

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how lucky i was i had no flight or flight response.i think about those who weren't so lucky, eric garner was put on a chokehold by officer, that chokehold was band decades earlier but was still used. these acts can't change what happened to me they can't bring back walter scott or amari graham but they can hopefully make a difference in thwarting those kinds of situations before they happen and adding a level of accountability if they do happen. thank you all for allowing me to use my voice to bring attention to possible solutions to save future lives and improve community and police relations. >> thank you very much chief huggins.>> committee chairman nadler, ranking member collins and members of the u.s. house of representatives committee on the judiciary. i bring greetings on behalf of the executive board and members of the national organization of black law enforcement executives noble. my name is gina hawkins and i'm the national treasurer of noble.and the chief of police for the fayetteville police

i am the mother of eric garner.ive years ago my beloved son eric was murdered by people who were supposed to serve and protect. on july 17th, the nypd police officers approached my son, one of them put him in an illegal chokehold. eric cried out 11 times, i can't breathe, 11 times he said i can't breathe. but those officers who were on the scene that day, they didn't seem to care. eric died that day. there was a video that captured the incident, including the choke hold and my son's cry saying that he couldn't breathe. this went viral around the world. so my thought today how come no one was held accountable? no one was held and charged for my son's death. not only the officer that murdered my son, but all the officers who were on the scene need to stand accountable for his death that day. i will never forget that day in july. i got up that morning and i spoke to eric, i spoke to him about ten minutes and afterwards we said our goodbyes, he said, i love you mom, i said i love you too, eric. never knowing that would

garner mr.ficers had previous misconduct in one of the things we did in province was created in early detection system and what we learn sometimes these things start off as small things which are evident to something else going on in the officer's life, the home, substance abuse, but it was the early system to detect that someone needed to intervene and find out what was going on to prevent a more serious problem. though we might incentivize the early detection systems so we can prevent things that are subject to hearings and whether or not your experience that it is a small subset with the most apartments where the problems persist. >> i would concur. most leading agencies have the and being able to offer more incentive and more awareness and more training not just for the system if we hav repeated the complaint they come into the internal affairs or the community. but other aspects giving the supervisor the oversight to offer wellness issues and ask questions what is going on, you're correct i

. >>> julia garner. >> and other zack's julia garner won for supporting actress beating out competitions from both killing eve and game of thrones. >> julia louie dreyfus. >> on the men i did side. if there was an odds-on favorite to win, it would have to be julia louie dreyfus. the emmy for lead actress goes to, not only that, but stevie waller also wins for comedy writing in fleabag. >> i am really thankableful. bill hader. >> he taking the lead actor winner for barry and gives credit to the show's cocreator. for shaping kid's performance. way should move on. or we should go again. >> so which one of these could become the big drive for best comedy? flea bag. >> the limited series category. he got a huge donation when he beat out several to take lead actor about whether they see us. michelle williams won best actress and chernobyl took the top for best limited series. avery exciting news. >>> time is 4:27. the president getting ready to meet with world leaders for the united states general assembly in new york, but up next talks of impeachment in washington d.c. seem to be ripping the

are victims of the force -- >> reporter: sharpton appeared next to gwen carr, mother of the eric garnerlled five years ago after he was put in a choke hold by a new york city police officer. >> how come no one was held accountable? no one was held and charged for my son's death. >> reporter: another man was tackled by a police after a case of mistaken identity. >> i actually was under the misguided opinion that this may have been someone coming to give me a hug or a fan in some regard. >> reporter: many of the witnesses called for more federal intervention including training, funding, and legislation to combat the use of excessive force. >> i do believe the federal government can play a direct role in helping to create standards. >> reporter: some say law enforcement is only doing its job. >> there's no one, i believe honestly in this country, who wants bad actors who do bad things out of the police force more than the police themselves. >> reporter: garner's death and the deaths of other unarmed black men at the hands of police inspired national movements against police brutality. >> i

. >> today clark is sitting down with actress jennifer garner in addition to her work, garner raises chickens in her spare time. and clarkson may have a new name for one of them. >> we have heniver and then we're going to do helen dehenner he is. >> and i'm going to throw this out there. kelly clark works too. >> she will be a permanent member of the flock. tune in at 3:00 this afternoon here on nbc bay area news and set your dvr if you won't be home. >>> now it new video to make you smile. rob mayeda sharing this on twitter, his two sons creating the viral moment of two hugging toddlers. the original clip has over 567,000 views. i love it. look at how genuine. other people shared. it has over 24 million news on the new york scanner twitter page. >> it is just that love and innocence. they love it. >> it is what i do when i see you every morning. >> i know. >> all right. so let's talk about the weather that is going to be heating up over the next couple of days. low 90s inland and then up to 101 degrees on friday. so it is going to be really hot. >> sticky hugs. >> blasting the air-c

and users can monetize fake news to the more attention and clicks it garners the more advertising revenue a user can make. amends advertising revenues in fact many people in the north macedonian town of dallas got rich producing fake news in the 2016 u.s. presidential race. france of shocks world endorses donald trump or president clinton e-mails linked to political paedophile sex ring. fake news stories like these were produced by a group of students from north macedonia during the u.s. presidential race and 2016 they were based in the city of venice which underwent major deindustrialization after the disintegration of yugoslavia many factories shut down and unemployment was high so creating fake news presented a great opportunity. to make some fast cash how step one create a website and a facebook profile with a catchy name and start posting plagiarized or made up stories with sensational headlines step 2 create by fake facebook accounts and use them to share links to dubious fake news content this lead unsuspecting social media users to the macedonian fake news sites as more and more u

ric garner was put in a choke hold. a choke hold that was still used and led to his death. pick up the prohibit force act, to use of this force against law enforcement. these acts can't change what happened to me. they can't bring back walker scott or graham but can make a in thwarting those types of differences before they happen and have a level of if they do ty happen. to k you for having me here help community and police situations. -- relations. chair nadler: thank you. >> ranking member collins, house of the u.s. representatives committee on the judiciary. i bring you greetings on behalf board and utive members of the national organization of black law executives, noble. chief hawkins: my name is gina the chief of police for the police department north carolina. it's an honor to be here for noble to provide written estimony on the topic of policing oversight. noble has been at the forefront f promoting police accountability since the organization's inception in 1976. is to ensure equity in the administration of justice public provisions of service to all communities a

the people's party received about 37 percent of the folks far ahead of the social democrats who garnered 22 percent kurtz's former coalition partners at the far right freedom party received around 16 percent a sharp drop from the previous election the conservatives will probably need a coalition partner says is clear a stable majority today's snap vote came out after a corruption scandal and may involving curses far right coalition partners and led to the collapse of the government. our correspondent max hoffman is at the headquarters of the people party in vienna sebastian course has done very well it would seem how much of a surprise is this. it was always ahead in the polls but not this far ahead to sort of a certain gamble because the whole campaign was focused on him some said he thought he was although he always said it was very clear all the silly things look back it was he said the same phrases that we told him to say for use a lot like grace and about tax cuts about people having said that we cut the money and go to work and support for that so it was her you know it was hard as

but away from garner the south african company has deep lying problems in its hometown of jana's the production at the south deep mine has been declining significantly for almost 2 years despite a 1000000000 dollar reserve lying beneath the ground here recovering it is getting more and more complicated and costly with one in 3 jobs here thought to be at risk the speculation about the possible closure of what was once the biggest gold mine in the world. for more i'm joined by our reporter in johannesburg stephanie good to have you with us stefan what exactly is causing the south african gold mining industry to struggle the way it does right now. some end of this to starting to cold a south african gold mining industry actually dead men walking you know we're is seen here in industry that is aging that is a very costly indeed mind us have to dig deeper and deeper into the grant to get to the precious metals and that is making that in the stream very capital intensive oil i think to biggest factor for answer to tease we need the policy uncertainty here in south africa so what does this

victory and sacked me as brandenburg results show chancellor on the back of christian democrats garnering the most votes and back to me in the governing social democrats take 1st place in brandenburg also coming out to poland marks a new year since the 2nd world war began leaders from dozens of countries joined ceremonies in warsaw germany president funny but this time i recall the war as a german crime and asked for forgiveness. and then the emotional day in belgium as motor sport remembers on 20 back the driver was killed in a crash on saturday charlotte clare when the formula one grand prix and dedicates his victory to his dad's friend. played. a mikel for english welcome to the show. germany's farai and alternative for germany made significant gains in 2 state elections the a.v. became the 2nd strongest party in regional parliaments and both saxony and brandenburg germany's mainstream party suffered sharp drops and support but were able to maintain their top positions let's take a look at the numbers vote counting has concluded in the state of brandenburg and the preliminary official

a kinder garner with exception could have it through 6th grade. the governor would sign once th amendments have won approval. >>> the weekend acking cooler temperatures. a sharp drop off in the numbers. highs, you can see 60s, 70s and 80s, fairfield did max out at 90 santa rosa yow, san francisco 64. everybody cooling off a good 5 to 10 degrees across a portion of the bay area. showing you this, the low clouds and fog increasing, right now 61 in livermore, san francisco 68. and the winds there's a breeze this evening. night orrow afternoon into we're expecting sfo a gust at 20 miles an hour. outside here's the live camer n tonight. mostly cloudy skies and the bay, drizzle in san francisco, mostly cloudy by lunchtime. by 4:00 partly soupy. here's the system we're tracking, drop off in temperature tomorrow for saturday, warmer in your sunday forecast. these are minor changes. waking up to gray tomorrow morning, in the afternoon hours, skies becoming partly sunny, there's the temperature rapping, no triple dribbleets, the highest in the 80s. here's a

elections the people's party receives about 37 percent of the vote far ahead of the social democrats who garnered 22 percent versus former coalition partners at the far right freedom party received around 60 percent that's a drop of around 10 percent from the previous election the conservatives will probably need a coalition partner to secure a stable majority today's snap vote came after a corruption scandal in may involve in kurtz's far right coalition partners which led to the collapse of the government. our correspondent max hoffman is at the headquarters. the people's party in vienna max is about in quotes has done very well how much of a surprise is this. was ahead in the poll says not a surprise that one that was actually quite certain it wasn't that far ahead in the polls he certainly got samples from the far right freedom party from bill for this election but it also just paid all that his campaign was entirely focused on good news a lot of stories especially among young conservatives if you can see that here at the election headquarters of the aussie people's party earlier when he came

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election the people's party received about 37 percent of the vote far ahead of the social democrats who garnered 22 percent. cts is former coalition partners the far right freedom party received around 16 percent a sharp drop from the previous election and the conservatives will probably need a coalition partner to secure a stable majority today's snap vote came after a corruption scandal in may involving course as far right coalition partners led to the collapse of the government. and our correspondent max hoffman is and to the headquarters of the people's party in vienna hello to you max so we've been hearing a lot of jubilation there where you are so it seems a bust of course has indeed done very well and that's despite the scandal involving his previous coalition partners did voters just not care about this scandal. first of all yes you're right the people of the austria because party switch to the party bowed right away because this is. they have a set of records of the highest result of a head but it's the largest gap that they ever had to the 2nd place party you have to think about it tha

you only had a couple of hundred people in the area at the most, but the thing were they really garnered a lot of success is on the others bozeman pass, was was land the united states government had designated for the crow nation. and the reservation headquarters was established over by present-day livingston. the government would have to buy the crows -- would have to buy to feed the crows, flour, beef, and other supplies. they would buy it from local merchants. story had a corner on the market given the fact he had the cattle herd over there, so he began selling goods to uncle sam, and that really helped him to pad his wealth. unfortunately, and through the years, it was typical of many of those contractors who furnished goods to the reservation, they were cheating the government. they were cheating the indian tribes, as well. short shift on some of the goods they were supposed to deliver. story, in some occasions, may have gotten away with getting paid for a full amount. so many headed cattle when he did not deliver that many head. he also was pretty good that he would sell them flour

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. >> julia garner. >> and julia garner won for supporting actress beating out competition from killing eve and game of thrones. on the comedy side, if there was an odds-on favorite to win, that would be julia louie dreyfus. the emmy for actress goes to phoebe waller bridge. she also wins for comedy writing in fleabag. >> the reason that i do it. >> bill hayeder takes a lead actor emmy for barry and gives the high credit to the show's procreator alec for shaping >> should move on, or we should go again. >> so which one of these should pump the big drive for best comedy. >> flea bag. >> and the limited series category got got a huge ovation when he beat out several oscar take lead actor in when they see us. the central park five. michelle williams won best actress and chernobyl took the top crime for best limited series. >>> and moving on to the movies. the big screen adaptation of the popular british television period drama downon abbey dominated the box office this weekend. the film debuted with $31 million in ticket sales. that is the best debut for the studio focus features in its 17

five years after eric garner's death, how policing needs to change.s hour. good day, everyone, from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to "weekends with alex witt." >>> we have breaking news this hour. just a few minutes ago, former vice president joe biden decried in very strong terms president trump for attacking him and his son. biden reacting after three national media outlets reported that president trump pressed the president of ukraine to investigate biden's son. biden says he never spoke with his son, hunter, about his business dealings in ukraine. the former vice president also wants the transcript of the president's july 25th call to be released. listen to biden's strong words just in this last hour. >> trump deserves to be investigated. he is violating every basic norm of a president. you should be asking him the question, why is he on the phone with a foreign leader trying to intimidate a foreign leader, if that's what happened? that appears to be what happened. you should be looking at trump. trump's doing this because he

he said because of a contract dispute, he had been trying to garner some overtime so he wanted the flight to be either delayed or canceled or the investigation continues.>>> yosemite national park says in arizona woman has died in a fall from half dome. park officials say a 29-year-old daniel burnett from lake have a sioux city, arizona fell more than 500 feet down steep rocky terrain just before noon yesterday. she has been deceased when she fell. the incident is under investigation. >>> an investigation is underway in san jose after a fire broke out at a mobile home, killing an elderly woman inside. this video showthhome still smoldering after flames were put out. this happened before midnight on the night. the caregiver was on. neighbors rushed in to help but it was too late.>> it was up in blazes. we went to wet the neighbors fence so the fence wouldn't catch on fire. >> arson investigators arrived on scene moments after the fire was put out but no word yet on the cause. >>> a little after 4 am a fatal accident and westbound i-80 near emeryville. a man was on the center divider and ra

i think about eric garner and i know why eric garner died in a police action.appened if they didn't have a stupid ass law banning the selling of loose cigarettes. that's what led that that consultation to that death. it's not the police consultations that lead to violence it's the stupid laws. this could end with -- he is so stupid. this could end in countless tragic confrontations and it made me see the light about the red flag -- i have been talking about the red flags laws for the last couple of years. >> dana: in support. >> greg: support of red flags laws when i see this self-absorbed twerp, basically saying he will report you. he will report you and take your gun. is he basically validating every nra apostle. he is basically saying yeah, you are right. i'm going to come for your guns, and do you know what? i'm going to report you. if i think you said something threatening in a tweet i will go to the fbi so they can take your gun away. that's what people are going to think about now when they hear about the red flag law. they are going to say that's the ty

eric garner's family, there are ways to do with it. >> jessica: this is not appropriate.completely clear about that. >> harris: but you bring it up in the context of this. >> jessica: nothing happens in a vacuum. nothing happening in the bronx outside of that house is an isolated incident. it's part of an entire cultural war that is going on. >> harris: real quickly, part of that vacuum is those same people who were throwing objects at the police as they do their jobs will call 911 if something goes wrong. right? it's just a question. >> melissa: this is why this is important in a larger context. what we are looking at here is the breakdown of the rule of law. you can disagree with the way that police are enforcing the law here in the u.s., in new york, but there is a way to go and address that. it is not with the breakdown of the rule of law, because that puts everyone at risk. you are looking at this, you should know, year-over-year, the most recent stats, murders are up. rapes are up. felony assault come up. grand larceny, up. it is more dangerous contrary to what mayo

it's about making this agency an agency that will garner the billions of dollars that we need in order to implement this ambitious vision. with that i would like to open this up to members of the public. i have a number of speaker cards. you know who you are. bob, edward, -- actually just bob is the only speaker i have for item number 6. if you line up to my left, your right. mr. peterson, please come on up. >> good morning. bob finebalm, president of save muni. we are fully supportive of this ambitious plan that the caltrain staff is putting forward. however, let me just say a few things for the record. as to the moderate growth versus the high-growth scenario, we would urge staff to take a little harder look at the high-growth scenario, for the following reasons. as was pointed out by one of the questions from members of this group, there are differents in cost effective analysis. and it often turns out that those differences are dependent upon the inputs to the model. therefore, if there's a good case for the high-growth scenario, that suggests that that might be pursued further. se

israel so their religion has been complicated but hezbollah as the political arm has been able to garnera lot of support in the poor and hence in us fight as the lebanese constitution is concerned. hezbollah has what it's called the op struction is 3rd meaning hezbollah on its own but hezbollah also with its allies and the president the. president of lebanon own and his party are able in fact to neutralize that if you could have either the prime minister and to have a veto over much of what is going on in the country that doesn't mean that a lot of lebanese would be happy i think there would be quite upset and angry including many shiites the strong base of his more law if another war breaks out with israel because they've suffered enough both in syria and because of his radio fission and invasions of lebanon is significant though isn't it mo and i mean everyone is kind. echoing what you've been saying to us over the past couple of hours which is this that nobody on either side of this wants to return to 2006 what was it $1100.00 plus people killed in lebanon on most of them civilians al

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