surveillance played a big role, but a lesson in all of this, said the state's attorney.angela alsobrooks/price george'so. state's attorney's office"be careful with your friends. please do not put an incapacitated person into an uber alone." (jr stone) that was sam ford reporting.uber launched a new emergency button in it's app earlier this year that allows riders to quickly call for help. (justine) a police officer in connecticut is on leave after he was seen on camera saying he was quote "trigger happy." no one was hurt, but police are looking into the incident. authorities say sgt. stephen barone investigaed a trespassing complaint. when he arrived, four people were confronted, at least one of them a minority. in this video...it appears barone had them seated. he says something about overtime before making comments about using his gun.(sot) stephen barone: "i get paid a ton of money in overtime, if i have to shoot anybody, don't do anything stupid."stephen barone: "if anybody wants to fight or run, im a little trigger happy, guys, im a little trigger happy, guys, im not going to lie." today, the depa

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it's george state of the not the jewel shall we ask the government and the author named them both the knesset good deal e. these will be led by the druze community tens of thousands of people protest against israel's new nation state law. a league to un report says north korea has not stopped its nuclear.

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prince george's state attorney will hold a news conference at 0 this afternoon. >>> a former virginia commonwealth un ersity basketball coach is facing serious charges. w >> jones currently coaches at wake forest university is accused of throwing a fatal punch i whinew york city. he pleaded not guilty to an assault charge. on sunday he banged on the window of jones' suv thinking he was h uber driver. the coach left punched szabo causing him to smash hisheead on t sidewalk. e szabo was taken off lifsupport on tuesday. >> just going to say one thing l.and that's the jones family sends the deepest condolences and sympathies to the szabo family. >> next court appearance is october 2nd. >>> well, good friday morning. if t kids are heading to summer camp today, looks pretty good and also pretty hot. don't need the spf 30 or higher. th want to make sure they stay hydrated. near 90 by 3:00 p.m. and that will make the seventh day in a row of temperures and big changes for the weekend. chuck has that forecast coming on. >>> smoke fills ae bag brought on a plane. what was inside that caused this

it's george states and they are not the jewel shall we ask the government and the other name but then both the knesset delete these will tens of thousands protest against israel's new nation state law the cabinet meets in one are. also ahead when military and music come together the crowd rocking their way through russia's largest music festival. our top story protests over road safety in bangladesh could be turning into a much bigger issue for the government they've now shut down mobile internet services across big parts of the country as images of alleged violence rumors spread on social media an eighth day of protests is now beginning on saturday dozens were injured in the capital in clashes with the police officials have denied reports of rubber bullets being fired but many students were taken to hospital the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus the protesters have been blocking main roads and stopping drivers to check their licenses several police and government officials were caught without valid documents was just gone one pm in dhaka our corres

it's george states and the not the jewish we ask the government and the or the number members the knesset good deal leave these still. tens of thousands protest against israel's new nation state law the israeli cabinet is just about to meet. scrambling to protect a president venezuela's leader claims an assassination attempt during a military rally. and he might be in prison but many want him back in charge of brazil lula da silva is nominated for a presidential run. protest of the road safety in bangladesh could be turning into a much bigger issue for the government they've shut down mobile internet services across large parts of the country as pictures of violence and rumors spread on social media an eighth day of protests beginning on saturday dozens were injured in the capital in clashes with the police police denied reports of rubber bullets being fired but many students were taken to hospital the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a sweeping bus the protesters have been blocking main roads and stopping drivers to check their licenses several police and government

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it's george state and the not the jewish we must be the government and the or the name but members of the knesset good deal lead he's still a crowd of protesters have spoken of the israeli cabinet meeting on the controversial nation state law. also this half hour a show of force russia's biggest rock festival is mixing music with military might . growing student protests in bangladesh are taking another dangerous in the past few hours the police of fired tear gas to try to break up student demonstrations in the capital dhaka activists say at least four people have been injured on what is now the eighth straight day of protests his pull to judge you. student protesters have blocked streets and boggle desh for the past week they're demanding government action to improve road safety to young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year and even though the net i'm going on what we've been protesting on the roads for a few days with some of that amounts with demanding justice for those students of the colleg

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bush here is a part of president george bush's state of the union address just months after the nine eleven attacks the axis of evil speech listen to the message for those countries whose those u.s. allies who he feared were there not to fall in line with u.s. policy take a listen but some governments will be tempted in the face of terror and make no mistake about it if they do not act america will have to. bush's words are very similar to the text that we're getting now from the white house about the european union and these iran sanctions i mean do you agree with their. absolutely and i don't think it's particular surprising mindful of the fact that trump is now increasing surrounding himself with people who are either serving in the bush administration or who are of the very same mindset john bolton of course was she figure in the bush administration pompei you know is someone who very much shares the mindset of old and so despite the fact that shrum campaigned on a platform of rejecting the iraq war rejecting the republicans that had brought about the iraq war he is now actually

state. secretary perdue, thank you for your vision and the opportunity to be with you. we're anxious to get to work. thanks. [applause]. >> hello, everybody. i'm george geisler the washington state forester. i want to thank secretary purdue for your leadership and we appreciate the leadership you put forward in the implementation of a strategy to address america's wildfire challenge and i'd also like to thank the senators who have given us a lot of new tools and improved on tools that we can put on the ground to address our wildfire situation as well as the situation that we deal with across the united states. this year is proving that a wildfire season is a misnomar. in many places across america, it's truly a wildfire year. in my own state of washington already we've faced over 1100 wildfires. and since the wildfires started in our season, it actually began about three to four weeks earlier than it typically does and we-- the projections are for it to continue late into october. i also want to recognize all of the efforts of the firefighters who are out there on the line. state foresters have a vested interest in this plan. we have the responsibili

state department. i worked there during george w. bush's term, i worked in the pentagon under carter, i worked at the state department under reagan, i worked at the white house under george bush's father, and i worked in the state under george w. bush. that's what i wanted to talk about with you all. it was difficult, because i faced something that you will all face if and when you go to government. you will be involved in policies and issues with which you disagree. i disagreed with the iraq war. you can see how influential i was. [laughter] dr. haass: the reason i mention it, you can always be involved in government where you will disagree with some of the things going on. it is unrealistic to expect anything else. at baseball, you go to the hall of fame, and if you only fail seven out of 10 times, well government, i don't know the ratio, but no one will get a hit every time. you will constantly have to wrestle with that. i always say you speak truth to power and say what you think is right. if decisions go against you, you salute a

ambassador to the united states george ball. he replace the retiring ambassador.was charged with the new task of funneling the hope, aspirations and promise of independent nations into mutually beneficial cooperation. through the month, president johnson continued to meet with major presidential candidates on problems confronting the nation. with governor nelson rockefeller, the president covered vietnam, the economy and domestic programs. secretary of state dean rusk discussed the economic front. and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff discussed the military situation. also arriving at the white house in june for a conference with the president was minnesota senator eugene mccarthy. one of the issues that received top priority during these briefings had been the necessity for a tax increase . after much delay, the long- awaited bill was finally cleared by congress on june 21. as past, it called for a 10% surcharge on corporate and individual taxes and a $6 million reduction in federal expenditures. given american office needs, the large spending cut was a d

externally, foreign investors, are they starting to allocate more in the united states? georgee was a lull for the better part of this year that foreign investors were not participating. this is an investment driven bond market. it has been more u.s. investors over foreign investors and since the fed started hiking. we have had that shift. if we see foreigners coming back in, i am not sure we are there yet. yields are getting high enough that there could be attraction for foreign capital and the dollar story, but i am not sure. jonathan: kevin? kevin: it has been domestically driven on the buy side but the like of selling from china and japan is the reason we are not so much higher. turkey, russia is selling u.s. treasuries, it is not a big deal. only when you get into the top two or three sellers is it going to drive yields higher. jonathan: high yield is trading to its tightest in investment grade in the united states. i think for this cycle. your view on that chart and how you think this plays out from here. >> so, in the context that we are slowly getting less and less bull

there probably would not be a hamas in charge if the united states under george w.hadn't insisted on elections then, despite advice from the israeli prime minister and the prime minister leadership. if you have an election in 2006, hamas is going to win. tell me a little bit -- >> unintended consequence, the whole middle east -- there are two lessons you can draw from spending time in the middle east. one is every action has an unintended consequence. and the other lesson is things can always get worse. >> on that note, lawrence wright, thank you very much indeed. >> my pleasure, christiane. >> and we hope you enjoyed dipping into our archive with us. that's it for our special edition. thanks for watching amanpour on pbs and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> you're watching pbs ♪ >> national presentation of "bbc world news" is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> a very warm welcome to "bbc news" broadcasting to our viewers around north america and around the world. ♪ anchor: aretha franklin queen of american sou

a tree that is older than the united states. george in washington's home in mount vernon, virgouia. it was a tree when george washington led the continental army and was standing tall when he retired after serving two terms as the nation's first prident. contrary to the cherry tree legend, washington did not cut town this tree. you might be able to get a piece of the tree in the gift shop now. that is it for today. findte me on tw thanks forld watching "wor news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed tol work around yoestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by e freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing lutions for america' neglected needs, od purepoint financial. >> how do we sha tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal forin our mind, and then we begin to chisel. we strip away everything that stands in the way to reveal news ibilities. at purepoint inancial, we have

i think that is ahistorical. >> george wallace won a number of states in the south. let's look at the electoral college map from 1968. the electoral college vote, richard nixon with 301 electoral votes. george wallace at 46. what was nixon's strategy in the general election? >> it was to try to not talk a whole lot of specifics about vietnam. he didn't really know. he didn't really have a plan for how he was going to end the war, peace with honor, for example. he wanted to keep the focus on the unrest in the country and how he was going to be a voice for the forgotten americans. what he would later term, from his presidency, the silent majority. that included some of the wallace voters. working-class, primarily white americans, in the south and north, all over the country. middle-class suburbanites. the idea, too, that the cities were out of control. that the campuses were out of control. that these were hot beds, and a front, to fundamental american values. i think he tapped into that. and, as well, the strategy was that on the left, he could be kind of center-right.

america's largest gig-speed network. >>> live coast to coast around the united states and to our seauers, welcome. i'm georgeith the headlines we are following for you this hour the scene in the u.s. state of hawaii. take a look at that, all of the rushing water from hurricane lane, it's been downgraded to a tropical storm and is no longer on the move. it's moving slowly. it stalled just south of the hawaiian islands soak heavy rains. the storm triggered landslides and floods on the big island. the family of john mccain said an aggressive form of the disease was discovered last year the 81-year-old is now at home. he has not been in washington since december. >>> u.s. president donald trump has postponed his top diplomat's trip to north korea one day after announcing it, mr. trump saying he canceled mike pompeo's trip because north korea's slow progress in de-nuclearization isn't enough. the top accountant has been granted immunity. the chief financial officer allen weiselberg, presumably, can explain how hush money was paid to two women who had alleged affairs with mr. trump before he was president of the u

some callers seem to be suggesting here is ahistorical. >> the caller pointed out george wallace who won a number of states in the south. in terms of the popular vote richard nixon winning with a half minute votes but with the electoral college vote. richard nixon at 301, hubert humphrey at 191 and george wallace at 46. what was the nixon strategy in the general election? >> well, one, it was to try to not talk a whole lot of specifics about vietnam. he didn't really know -- he didn't really have a plan for how he was going to, you know, end the war with peace, with honor, for example. he wanted to keep the focus on the unrest in the country and how he was going to be a voice really for as he said in his convention address the forgotten americans, what he would later term during his presidency the silent majority. and that included some of the wallace voters, although they obviously -- a lot of them went for wallace, but, you know, working class primarily white americans in the south, in the north, all over the country, middle class, suburban iets. the idea, too, that the cities were out of control, that c

secretary of state, who you know, in a written statement, george, went on to write, "we remain ready to fill state, support, and participate in direct negotiations between the afghan government and the taliban." so we're definitely seeing some signals here. so of course what is the taliban saying? well, they issued their own statement on sunday ahead of the eid al-adha holiday. it was roughly at the same time that the ceasefire proposal was coming out. we can't really call that i response to the afghan government proposal. but in its statement the taliban was trumpeting, celebrating what it said were its victories on the battlefield against the afghan security forces, which are of course backed by the u.s., and went on to say, "since the ongoing war in afghanistan is the birth child of american occupation, therefore we have and continue into sift on direct talks with america to bring it to an end," not really talking about speaking, negotiating directly with the afghan government. there have been reports that taliban representatives met with u.s. diplomats in doha as recently as last

welcome are going to watch the hawks i am tyrrel them through and i'm top of the law list so george bush the state president just sessions is separating nuns and anything that i was. there just just to be clear right off the bat no none sperm made to buy contraceptives for themselves that's ludicrous but i can see how just such an i wouldn't quite notice that no it was about the case that he was referring to was about a nursing home a group of nuns in a convent that had that run a nursing home and they didn't want to as hobby lobby offer insurance to their employees that included birth control because they say religious liberty whatever i say it's silly so it's really it's not it doesn't one thing you can't tell people that religion is about making the right choices and then make those choices for the interesting to me that's a part of this religious liberty that's not there you're forcing choices that you want someone to make from a moral stance that well first and make it's interesting because what sessions did this week in creating you know this kind of religious liberty task force at the relig

states and of course all around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm georgeell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. >>> another mass shooting in the united states. two people were killed in jacksonville, florida when a man opened fire at a video game tournament on sunday. nine other people were taken to hospitals with gunshot wounds. the suspect identified as a 24-year-old from baltimore, maryland used a handgun, then killed himself. his motive unclear. >>> pope francis says for now he will not say a single word about claims that he knew of sexual abuse allegations against a cardinal for years and chose to do nothing about it. an archbishop made the accusation in an 11-page letter and is calling for the pope to resign on his way back to rome from ireland. pope francis told reporters the letter speaks for itself and said people should make their own judgment. >>> the late u.s. senator john mccain will be honored for five days this week in three locations. mccain died saturday after a bout with brain cancer. he will be honored in his home state

. >> mike viqueira and jeff bennett outside the metro station at george washington united states. the white nationalists are expected to come to george washington university and make their way to the plaza just north of the white house. we'll follow this all afternoon right here on msnbc. >>> i want to bring in betsy woodruff, a reporter for the daily beast and gabe, let me start with you. what we have heard from the president on this thus far. it's confined to 280 characters. the riots in charlottesville a year ago resulted in senseless death and division. we must come together as a nation. i condemn all types of racism and acts of violence. peace to all americans. let's go back a year ago, the extraordinary press conference that took place here in new york in trump tower in the marble foyer. how has his approach to this, his awareness changed at if at all? >> i don't think it's changed much at all. i think there are some se plant cal differences on the margin. he understands his solid base comes from the alt-right, so he wants to keep them in the tent. as i reported in a piece in

states. he scored his greatest single battlefield victory in 1866. it's again george armstrong custer. in june he distorted -- destroyed custer at the battle of little big corn. a devastating loss to the white citizens of the united states. who thought there was no way they could lose to the indians on the northern plains, after all, the united states army had just won a civil war. against the confederate army. and here was this defeat in the west. it was news of this that arrives at centennial exhibition in philadelphia. it was so upsetting to the people who heard it. united states responded as would be expected. grant and sherman in the final years of the grant administration dispatched more troops to the northern plains. eventually putting sitting bull and those who served with him on the defense. sitting bull eventually fled to canada and in 1881 he returned to the united states and surrendered. while all of this is going on, there is a similar process at work in the southwest. and that is the other region have looked at. where other indian leaders are trying to maintain ongoing res

we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen and cnn "newsroom" starts right now. >>> at 5:01 on the u.s. east coast a day after a man steals and crashes a plane from seattle's main international airport we're learning new details about who he was and the access had he to that plane. >> covering the story 24 hours ago that was the big question, who did this. this is the man, richard russell, his family called him bibo. airport officials say he worked for about three years on the ground crew. he was certified to move aircraft and he had clearance to be in secure areas. his family offered this statement through a spokesman. >> we are stunned and heartbroken. it may seem difficult for those watching at home to believe, but bibo was a warm, compassionate man. it is impossible to encompass who he was in a press release. he was a faithful husband, loving son gaand good friend. >> this is what many people saw. he executed several dangerous stunts as he was pursued by two military jets. running low on fuel h

. >>> for two years in a row, prince george's county has had the highest job growth in the state of maryland. now the county is rebranding the way it connects people to those jobs. we're working for you tonight if you're looki o for work just new opportunities. our county bureau chief tracee wilkins takes a inside look at the grand opening of the american job center in largo. >> are you a job seeker? >> yes. >> reporter: there are two leading categories for the unemployed in prince george's county. kayla hopkins represents one of them. she's a high school graduate in her 20s who needs to develop a skill set. >> to have a career is one of my main goals. i don't want to just be, just hopping around to different places. i want somethings tha stable. >> reporter: regina smith represen another growing segment of those in the county. >> i retired the latter part of 2017. now i'm trying to get back out in the workforce. >> reporter: both found themselves here at employ prince george's. >> there's a lot of resources here. >> you serve as the bridge between job seekers and business t >> reporter:s no

contributor lease of booths, and director of strategic, christian elrod, and former state advisor for president donald trump and george w. bush, and senior fellow at the center for national interest. you are "outnumbered" for the first time. we are very happy to have your expertise in the state department for george w. bush and president trump here today. >> a couple things at your level of experience on the show today. here's a video of doj official, much of that interview is expected to focus on the anti-trump dossier, which is being funded by the dnc and hillary clinton with the 2016 campaign. fox's chief correspondent catherine herridge catching up with them in the hallways of capitol hill. >> mr. c ohr, we have a series of questions from fox news. who authorized her contact with the fbi? did anyone within the justice department know you are contacting the fbi as a back channel for christopher steele, the british spy? >> not much interest in answering any questions. he has links to fusion gps behind the dossier. they hired d14 and ohr's wife, nellie. mark meadows took part in the interview today saying that he bel

george's county. the area between state road 450 and u.s. lanes will be shut down from 9:00 until 3:00 a.m. >>> before we know it, kids in our area will be back in hhool. ane's your chance to make sure they have everything they need to be successful. the stuff a bus campaign is in full swing in prince george's county. folks stop by the school bus at bowie town center filling it up with supplies. the goal is to send 15,000ac students to school with new backpacks full of supplies. ♪ el salvadorian parade is part of the funn the campus parking lot of montgomery college. families got a chance tone j music, crafts. the food was delicious. it was such a beautiful day to be outside. >> i w surprised. i was expecting it to be more humid. little more sticky. it wasn't that bad. >> really? i was like oh, my gosh. it is so humid. >> iasxpecting worse. >> okay. good. i'm glad you -- we're going with. that i thought iid was h and you thought it was comfortable. >> i'm like all right. it's so humid out here, myr h is puffing up. and we're looking at some

on november 11, with secretary of state george shulze, i'm hosting a centennial event in the green room at the memorial building and to remind you that we have both the green opera house and the veteran's memorial building as a monument to world war i. that will be on the 11th, the actual signing of the armistice. i do want to say i appreciate the work with the department on our project for august the 25. thank you. >> is there anyone else? okay. being done, public comment is closed. >> commissioner anderson, you wanted to make a comment? >> yeah. well, the gentleman who raised the safety issue about the children's playground and the civic center has left, but i wanted to just respond generally that we are very appreciative of all of our volunteers and activists and advocates out in the community. i want to thank everybody particularly the people who come to public comment, and you're help us keep an eye on things. you are our additional eyes andeers, and we take the safety of the park users very seriously and particularly, the safety of our children. if you see something that seems ami