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gree and it makes you angry alicia says she was near the concert stage where the shooter entered theval. >>she and her friends left but before they hit the exit. they heard gunshots. >>i said i cannot i can't believe this happening again, and i just. because we're trying to find somewhere to. >>now her somber message for others massacres can happen anywhere. but she says accepting tragedy as inevitable. isn't good enough. she is a living call to action. we can tell that to the families >>stale well, that's that's life that's america is not enough. i think it's times enough's enough. >>i think that is fair to say we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting on air and online in during the commercial breaks. you had or 24 hour streaming service kron on he also download the kron 4 mobile app to get push alerts sent right to your phone as new developments come into our newsroom. >>president is a pledging to impose a new tariff on chinese goods, the new round of tariffs could hit us consumers harder than the first time right now the president says the us will apply a tariff

walgreens closing nearly 3-hundred stores across the count >>> this could change your shopping rou,gree closing 300 stores, 3% of the 10,000 locations and no word on which will close. walgreens hopes to keep most employees by moving them to different locations. company hoping to save more than $1.5 billion. we're back after the break. coming from first lady michelle obama. take a look. >> when my dad feel you might know what i'm talking about. you're not the only one. that is why i'm so glad that my reach higher initiative has teamed up with youtube originals and now to create a crash course on how to succeed in the months ahead. they're going to teach you -- >> such an exciting time but yet such a learning curve. the former first lady new youtube series with -- will help with questions of financial aid and mentorship and living alone and survival and maybe laundry skills. watch the series on september 4th on youtube. >>> so grumpy cat from last year and this year is all about coconut rice bear. >> apparently a lot of people know about coconut rice bear. and a 4-year-old simoyan, the ch

before this hold gree greenland debacle unfolded, 7% of them said he should stay away. can only imagine what the number must be like today. sumi: how did it even come to this? how to donald trump come to this idea of buying greenland in the first place? peter: it is not clear why donald trump set his sights on greenland now. only trump knows. it is not a completely novel idea and not as stupid as it may sound. the u.s. discover the benefit of greenland -- i will go back in history a little bit -- during world war ii, denmark invited the u.s. to send militant -- set up military bases to scare financial enemies. geographically -- scare potential enemies. geographically, greenland is located near russia. president truman was quick to see the benefits of that. we offered them $100 million, about $1.2 billion in today's money, to buy greenland. denmark rejected the offer, but allowed the bases to stay. there was a long history there. while the cold war may be over, geopolitical tensions are not, and part of that is because of global warming. the arctic is heating up. it mean

. >> i heard it was because he couldn't buy gree so he is that stupid? i think it is good he is not coming. greenland people and nobody else. nick: itll has the feel of a summer silly season story, but the ongoing trade war with china is more serious, and today prompted this extraordinary presidential claim. pres. trump: somebody -- excuse me -- somebody had to do it. i am t chosen one. .omebody had to do it. i am taking on chi i am taking on china on trade. you know what? we are winning. because we are the piggy bank. nick: but even the president of the united staes not have divine powers, and right now he is finding it hard to been the -- bend the world to his will. he can summon his green helicopters at a momens notice, but is finding it much harder to get his hands on greenland. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. ksophie: my colleague kat has been speaking with democratic congressman gerald connolly. he sits on the foreign affairs committee. katty: let me ask you about th president canceling his trip to denmark. e l of this seemed a bit l joke, a bit

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[laughter] i want to think gree thank greer hosting me. it is a pleasure to have a bookstore like this right down the street and know that from the very beginning of moving into this neighborhood this wasn't just a bookstore but a place to talk about networks so to have so many friends, neighbors, coworkers. hopefully we will have a little fun tonight. i will read a little bit from the book. it should be evident it is about theodore roosevelt and, sorry about that, this is where i'm really not prepared. i didn't even have my microphone on. so, this is the 32nd version america declared war on spain premier league over cuba and this was our first humanitarian intervention. america had by all a mandated cap of 28,000 officers and soldiers, so right away there was a need for people to go and fight the war. so, roosevelt who at the time was working the navy department proposed the idea of getting together not just volunteers but people who could quickly go into the war because they have certain skills to describe it like that movie where he has

more support for the campaign against the government's now dead extradition back i protest as a rang gree that the bill has not been formally withdrawn they say china is trying to gradually erode hong kong street efforts in her a number of stores in the town had closed fearing the same kind of violence that has marred the ends of otherwise peaceful protests but some stayed open to offer free drinks and snacks to the protesters one of the few shops that supports all have been hit with this deal we are open and we are not afraid of our other party trying to arrest them as the march ended several 1000 protesters advanced on the town's police station where they. came out against a cordon of police thousands of protesters had made it this far and built this barricade the police line is just another 100 meters further on there was a standoff everybody was expecting that there would be some sort of clash but then word went out amongst the protesters that they were pulling back and just as soon as they arrived here they have now all that away. it's all part of this movement's hit and run tactics

he reached the base five times in total. 3-2 gree mark can caps off a five run inning with a5-2 a's.ok at corbin joseph. a's win 8-4, six and a half games back from the astros. >> baseball is one of those things where if you try harder it won't work. regardless of if we're playing the astros or whoever we're playing, just trying to do whatever we do and just trust ourselves and believe in the work we put in. >> one through nine is a grind. again, it's -- so much was on the offense today because they allowed me to not really worry about one run, which, i mean, is everything to this lineup. if you can place some runs up on this lineup, it makes facing it a whole lot easier. >> love those green jerseys as well. giants/d backs in arizona. logan web has his own fan club. plenty of run support here. brandon belt, that is a grand slam. 14th homer of this season. third inning belt not as efctiv. %-p. knocks home kevin pillar. giants 6-2 and web gave up two runs in the first. seven strikeouts. everyone in that family is happy. first career major league win. giants are two and a half back of t

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. >> stephen: in green ne in gree? yes, we couldn't get back into the fjord. it's a problem.actually -- i suppose if you're going to be in a hurricane and say goodbye to your family in your brain for 36 hours, you mat movie. our near-death experience is there for your pleasure. >> stephen: we have a clip here. i don't think it's the hurricane. it's you and billy crudup. is there anything we need to know about this clip? you're drink ago soda. >> it ain't a soda. >> stephen: it's not a soda? no. so bernadette is in a marriage and they're kind of living parallel lives, and she's a mcarthur genius, an architect and she's given it all up because she's had a monumental failure she's not dealing with and she has a precious daughter who's about to go to boring school so she's a little unhinged and this is her husband slightly worried about her. >> do you want to see a psychiatrist? >> god, no. no? i'm just anxious about the trip. >> really? what specifically are you anxious about? >> the drake passagics people, little towels folded into animals shapes that might be left on our beds.

is thet of the matter vast majority of the american people, democrat and republican .gree on the issuest is our politics that are broken. they are ugly. they are mean. they are directed by a white house that is now preaching division based on race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation. it is just wrong. we have to bring it back together. into greatoing detail, and i'm happy to do it and provide for all of you the ability to know my position on all of these issues. one thing for certain. , promise you, i promise you the united states of america will own the 21st century if we invest in our people, remember who we are, and remember it is we the people. godbless you all, and may protect our troops. thank you for eating here. thank you. -- thank you for being here. thank you. which way am i going? [applause] ♪ [indistinct conversations] ♪ >> would you write a letter to my wife and tell her that? oh, you're not going anywhere. i need you. i love you. thank you. no. what's your name? so good to see you. okay. good to see you. i go by joe. >> i know. i have to tell you -- sometimes i think

i don't think there's anybody that days grees with that. the problem is we try to do this alone.'t work with the rest of the countries who are normally allies. we're strongest with other people. he chose not to do that. it's one on one. if the entire world that shares our values had stood up with us and told the chinese we mean business. through an organization called the world trade organization. it would have been far more effective than today. one minute they're going to go up and the next minute you exempt and there's fighting inside the administration. most people telling him don't impose the tariffs. the market goes down 400 points and what's that mean? we better put the brakes on here. we could damage the economy and damage the world economy. that is ou strongest card to play. we better back off. i don't think it's more complicated than that. most presidents woultd do that. they want to run on a good economy. when it goes south it's really hard. >> that was my next question. especially with the holiday shopping season coming up. and all everything happening. that's probabl

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you can paypal will grow faster than fis fis probably over the long term grees faster there is all different degrees i this city valuation discount doesn't make a lot of sense. >> i owned this stock coming out of the financial crisis and owned it about 5 years it was a home run. run by a game foley at the time no longer there. this company has a long track record of making a lot of money. i haven't looked at it in a while, steph, you are inciting me to do so. ive think it will be a winner. >> have we addressed the paypal more specifically? you said it did well still selling it >> i made money in it. i felt last quarter they slipped. clearly, they had contracts slip and they didn't execute as well and at the time i was trading 35 times forward. that's a big rich. i have no problem getting back into it if it were to pull back. i think this fis story is a nice one. it's a defensive one, and not as much volatility. in this environment it's nice to have that as well. >> one square in 62? >> no. >> can we he it the financials since we went there, anyway? >> they have already been hit, scott. >> we

tell me about how where you gree up and how youup me you want to cover the iraq war which is the essaythat you write about in here. >> sure. i'm an egyptian american and i grew up inampartly in oklahoma but also in the middle east, in saudi arabia and abu dhabi. and so this was a region that's dear to my heart, the people the culture, the food, the language everything was, you know, just part and parcel of my childhood and my upbringing. and i think that, um, that it's useful as a as a barrier breaker. rmean, there were so many trust issues when you'orting on people in conflict when they're seeing their lives change around them, they're seeing death. knocking on the door sayingger "tell me all about it." if that stranger looks like you, if they know the cultural cuou, ifre sensitive with their story and you consider them, you you think about, what if this was your relative that was being interviewed and you know to handle it sensitively like that. >> nawaz: and zahra, you udntioned this too, with all the women who are in in this book, many of them are covering thn holands, right? and t

watching -- ie assume you're watching the democratic debates, when you who 20 out of 24 candidates ,gree to go back to the deal isn't that a signal for iran? goals that a realistic when you look at the arms embargo and other stuff on its way to expiring? >> it's a signal of a certain perspective, but there is nuanced there. it depends on the candidate and what's going on. policy, i wrote a decade plus ago about ending the war in iraq. and i believed in those and it was used politically. but there's is more nuanced, once you get the job, what i see as the political point is that there's more nuance among democratic voters about iran. about publicy attitudes on a range of foreign policy questions. like maximum pressure, about a third of trump space supports it. the rest support a diplomatic approach with a strong backing, when we asked people what do you think of iran among a number of different countries, a friend? an ally? an enemy? a competitor? 71% of americans say an enemy, i think that's a product of a lot of propaganda. there is maximum space to create what mike talks about, a bipar