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. >>> gus joinss now to discuss his outlook for the housing market. welcome back, gus, great to see you again. >> what do you make of where we stand right now in the housing market. it certainly is ang fascina phenomenon from an economic standpoint, with the declineusn g sales for the last couple months. is it a sign that the marketspe ed and is going down or >>owing down. i think it's an indication that the market is slowing down, inventories have been tight, so that'sstrained home sales, we saw sales fall in june, particularly in the southwend , where markets have been tighter, i think now that ventories are rising again, there are more homes for salein that will brbuyers in the earket. we need h builders to build more homes, especially for the first time buyer. we need more homeowners who plan to sell to put the houses on the market. so we get more inventory o there, is that going to happen? what's it going to te down the road? >> we are starting to see more ventories on the existing side, and we're also starting to see improvements and supplythn n

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where is gus? where is gus? ted yoho. and matt gates. thank you. great fellows. thank you.hank you fellows. i also want to recognize our state representative and the former co-chairman of my florida campaign, represent joe grutters. thank you, joe. thank you. and finally -- i love you too. i'd like to introduce a true leader, a proud veteran, my great friend, a tough brilliant cookie. true. he's tough, he's smart, he loves florida and his loves our country and he's going to be your next governor, ron desantis. [cheers & applause] w >> welcome to florida, mr. president. for someone who grew up just across the bay in pinellas county, starting out working 6 bucks an hour, it's a through honor to be standing here endorsed by the president of the united states! i appreciate your support, mr. president, but i appreciate more the leadership you're showing for our great country. we have the strongest economy we've had in years. we have standing four square behind our ally, the state of israel. we have strong constitutionalist being put on our courts, including the supreme court. we

congressman gus. where is gus? wears gus? ted yoho. and matt gates, thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, fellas. i also want to recognize state representative jose olivo and the former cochairman of my florida campaign, representative joe girders. thank you. thank you. and finally, i love you too. i would like to introduce a true leader, a proud veteran, my great friend, a tough, brilliant cookie. true. he's tough, he's smart and he loves florida and he loves our country and he's going to be your next governor, ron desantis. [cheers and applause] welcome to florida, mr. president . for someone who grew up just across the bay, starting out working six bucks an hour, it's a true honor to be standing here endorsed by the president of the united states. i appreciate your support, mr. president, but i appreciate more the leadership you are showing to our great country. [cheers and applause] we have the strongest economy we've had in years. we are standing behind our ally, the state of israel. we have strong constitutionalists being put on our court, including the supreme

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undercover police officer it included killing military personnel and families and hand to hand combat with gu and grenades. >> he lked about taking target like st. john cathedral over the map and yesterday giving remote control cars packed with explosi and sharp n o to children of military uniformed members. >> he has extensive including assault, domestic violence, aggravated robby and carrying a conce weapon. he is a akusdz of planing future attack in philadelphia. >> hundred of thousands prepare to descend on the national mall in d.c. the city leeers are pulling out stops to keep people safe. and cutler is le e on thll tonight. and. >> there is no celebration like watching the nation's fireworks here on the national mall. really? does it get any more patriotic than that. with so many cked crowds how do you keep tourists and spectators safe. it'slt dif in ever change security landscape. >>> as of right now there's no credits i believe threats to the washington d.c. met pop tanrea and noymd occasions of specific attackstaeringts taeringtsing our city. >> his department is restingg on laurels

the number nine year is a phenomenon directors like oscar gus van sant and lars von trier love him he could be trash and our house in short he's a legend. like many germans in hollywood has made a living playing creek vampires being a particular specialty. but even when playing the nazi it's always with a twinkle in his eye. here still doesn't consider hollywood home. stephen east in holland i don't live in hollywood hardly because hollywood is arnold schwarzenegger at the gym and joan collins drinking tea i can see the hollywood sign from my house and i know exactly why i'm here when i'm drinking my coffee i think about. frederick law was the youngest actor in our top ten. he's best known for his role in the tory where he plays a lovable german thought tearing through berlin's night life with a spanish tourist and the first thing. that. it was a role wow i was born to play a tough guy with a big heart. it's like it's important. it's just. gets under your skin and fredricka one germany's version of the oscar for his performance in fact. i. hold it again on the face would be somewhat o

because this movie gus van sant directed., named john callahan. >> mm-hmm. he's from portland, which is where i live. >> seth: and you -- you had never been in a movie before. were you hesitant to this? >> i kinda tried out for one once. it was very -- like, i didn't make it in it. but -- sorry, i interrupted you. >> seth: no, no. that's fine. >> a little bad at that. >> seth: no, you're great. you just said you had a.d.d. so, i saw it coming. >> i know. [ laughter ] i'm like, "ahh!" can i walk your -- can i look at the camera close? i love cameras. what is that? a canon? [ laughter ] i forgot already what the question was. >> seth: it was about how you're in a movie. [ light laughter ] and i'm assuming you're really good. i think you're probably great at staying on script. [ laughter ] >> you know, the only reason that clip worked out is because that's a true story. >> seth: really? >> yeah. >> seth: that's your true story? >> mm-hmm. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. >> seth: and, so, they let you put that in the movie? >> oh, gus van

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leaks was a group of american hackers and that gu romanian --s a loan was a lone romanian hacker. but both in fact were created and controlled by the russian g.r.u. in addition to releasing documents directly to the public, the defendants transferred stolen documents to another organization that is not identified by name in the indictment and they used that organization as a pass-through to release documents. they discussed the timing of the release and attempt to enhance the impact on the election. in an effort to conceal their connections to russia, the departments used a network of computers around the world and they paid for it using crypto currencies. the conspirators corresponded with several americans during the course of the conspiracy through the internet. there's no allegation in this indictment that the americans knew they were corresponding with russian intelligence officers. in a second related conspiracy, russian g.r.u. officers hacked the website of a state election board and stole information about 500,000 voters. they also hacked into computers of a company that s

we look ahead to the next fed meeting on wednesday, our next guests meeting on wednesday, our next gudnesday, our next guests says uncertainty surrounding us policy has already affected decision—making. economic policy uncertainty is already having an impact according to a guest. we are starting to see the effect of steel and aluminium tariffs. everything from motorcycles, rvs, to soda pop cans. the fed note of concerns about trade policy and the possibility that they would intensify. over the last several months, some of the daily moves in the snp 500 are tied to news on trade policy. it is definitely having an effect on the market. you publish the global economic policy uncertainty index. what does this measure and what is it telling you? it basically measures the extent of anxiety about economic policy and we look at leading newspapers, in 20 of the largest countries that count for 70% of gdp, and his methods to qualified the extent of concern about policy. we sit lots of concern of trade policy uncertainty. by countries like japan policy uncertainty. by countries likejapan and pol

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williams will face 13th seed yulia gur—gus on thursday., 7—5 win over russia's daria kasat—kina. kerber, the highest—ranked seed left in the women's competition, will face jelena ostapenko on thursday. jamie murray and bruno soares are out of the men's doubles. they lost their quarterfinal against raven klaasen and michael venus three sets to two. elsewhere though, britain's dom inglot and joe salisbury are through to the semi—finals after winning their quarterfinals. that's all from sportsday with me will perry and olly foster in moscow. goodnight. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former trade minister, lord digbyjones, and the broadcaster, henry bonsu. tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads with facebook‘s fine by the information commissioner's office, after the watchdog accused the social network of breaking the law over how it safeguarded user information in the cambridge analytica data leak. that's also the front page story in the guardi

williams who has made it through to the singles final for a tenth time after seeing off germany'sjulia gur—gusalex gulrajani reports. centre court at its finest. the worlds finest tennis players of course. the two—time grand slam champion, but never at wimbledon. and elena stood quite vehemently for the early exchanges in her weight. the 21—year—old latvian won the french open last year and she too had eyes on another top prize. but as the opening set played out, it was kerber who forced the initiative. the young opponent struggled to return within the court and conceded the first set. she continued her assault into the second, showing her full continued her assault into the second, showing herfull array of talents. leaving pains to work out how she would get back into this and stop her stroke plate was just too wayward, constantly forcing the errors on her way to victory. once again. both herself out. the first to claim her ticket to the centre court. i am happy to be back. i was working for young kids and to stay here again and the final at wimbledon, it is great. the last time she was there

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how doable is that in it's so complicated. >> gus, rebecca mentioned stag flags how likely a scenarioat in your view? >> it's becoming more and more plausible process. the tariffs would add to consumer rots that would drive up inflation and then slower growth i think the fed has to be prepared for that eventlety. i don't think it happens but it's more plausible as we see more rhetoric heating up. >> gus, what do you think about the labor market, the fed saying the labor market is strengthening but we know it's getting tighter and harder for employers to find qualified employees to fill the open roles, to the extent that they exist. how does that play into inflation if we see wage inflation going higher because that's what has to happen to fill the roles >> that's right. and we expect to see stronger wage growth through 2018 into 2019 that's the primary impetus for the ted continuing to raise rates. they are concerned about labor cost pressuring building they're concerned about the potential for the rate to that result in higher inflation they want to let the labor market improve but t

service affidavit says the virginia ma jumped over a security barrier and when an officer raised his gu the man yelled shoot me. his name is timothy huhn. they say he wanted to meet with the president and court feelings say he tried to breseh white housrity back in 2010. >> i'm erika gonzalez. breaking at 6:00, former prince george's chief kevin maxwell is leaving with nearly $1 million in compensation. the deal was for $790,00 but if you include benefits, the number is expected to be $1.2 million. maxwell resigned as school ceo at the end of the school year after a five-year tenure plagued by scandal. the board is expected to vote on the compensation package at tonight's etin ivom >>> bond has been denied for a maryland man who confessed to stabbing his girlfriend and taking offith his children. dwight perry's actions set off an amber alert on tuesdayaf ernoon. perry heard that hey left over the radio and turned himself in. montgomery county police said children are okay, and perry's girlfriend is errecg. officers say perry has had a history of domestic violence charges. >>> doctors in

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every rep going out against the gu mixing it up. you have a better understanding and grasp of what reality is the older you get. >>> already a fan favorite, darius gice, happy to oblige. he hasn't taken the field in his first game yet. and fans have hh expectations. the team back in action at 9:45 a.m. from richmond, sherry burress, news 4 sports. >>> usa basketball is under way out in vegas. washington wizards point guard john wall is on the team. it's not hisrm perce at practice that has folks talking. check this t. let's call it a bad picture day. john wall appgently sport some extra pounds and bags under his eyes. the wizards tweeted the photo. he showed up a couple weeks earlier. >> dang, guys. rough this morning. omaybe he went the cheesecake factory. oh. we won't talk about th. >>> queen b. and jay-z are comi to town. the run two tour kicks off the first of two shows. tonight, at the fedex field, it's the first time that beyonce has ce to d.c. for the miss carter world tour. th storms could have an effect on t-cogoers. >> hig

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gus? >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah >> caller: okay.e to know your advice on the scott miracle grow. >> you know how i feel about scott? they keep, keep screwing it up and therefore i think it's absolutely right that it's lower. and you know what? i know people are playing as a pot play we've got real pot plays now and the one that i still like is gw formula but i also think canopy is good. i'm keeping track of the whole group. let's go to allen in new jersey. allen? >> caller: boo-yah, jim from the garden and mall state. how you? >> i am doing good how are you? >> caller: excellent i'm a long-time listener and a first time caller. my question for today is a recent ipo, columbia savings bank here in new jersey. >> you know, look, these often do very well you have to get -- you have to look at them and price to book value, and i'm not sure what the price to book value. but i will say this. we've got jpmorgan selling so cheap. why do we have to go down and buy a bill lil' bank when jpmorgan is the best and that's the conclusion of the "li

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he is not going to do this he's just going to go out on top,gu . >> you can't top that. thank you so much. >> so cool that harper's dad was his pitcher tonight. >>> a warning, though, if you're headed toward nats park tomorrow. getting around is going to be a challeng here's a look at the road closures and restrictions near .he ballpa parking is restricted on the roads highlighted in yellow here.oa the in red, they're closed. and purple roads are closed even to pedestrians. >>> our live korcoverage contin when you wake up tomorrow. team coverage from nats park. news4 today starts at 4:00 a.m. >>> stormsre in the forecast tomorrow and they could affect the big game. >> doug kammerer is here to time em out for us. >> we saw the storms across the area today. they came through during tte oon just in time for the home run derby to stare the storms wready out of here. it helped out a lo he think tlp cool things off. tomorrow we'll track a front back tost the it moves through during the day. i think you'll need at times.ella we will take you hour by hour and i'll let y know wha

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. >>> local celebrity chef gu g time helping victims of the carr fire. he was evacuated from his home during the north bay fires last year. >>> you can download our app and find a guide with what need to have ready to go if you're forced to leave in a hurry. >>> new details tonight following this afternoon's jolt. the 3.6 magnitude earthquake was centered in the north bay. it's the largest of the small quakes to hit the area in 20 years. >> reporter: behind me is san pablo bay, the epicenter of today's quake. earthquakes here are pretty common. >> i thought maybe it was like the moving furniture, but it was definitely louder. >> reporter: north bay residents weren't sure what was happening. in marin's unincorporated community of black point, everyone felt something. >> i thought i left my car in gear out front. i sat down in front of my computer and boom. i looked outside to see if my car hit the house. >> reporter: the source of that boom came from 7 1/2 miles below san pablo bay where the hayward fault and the rogers creek fault are believed to be conn

guest will we with us for the next 20 minutes to talk perspective on opioid addiction if you want to ask questions. impacted, and others -- our guests are joining us this morning from the health care for the homeless agency in downtown baltimore maryland. our previous guest talked about the cost of supplies like naloxone and support she is getting from this date. she has offered a universal prescription. could that support on a statewide level -- what is the economic reality providing assistance from the state for those efforts and others? a good question. the deputy secretary for public health in maryland has issued a standing order for the state of maryland. anybody can go to the pharmacy and obtain naloxone. we have done that. with regard to the economics associated with it, this is something we need help from the federal government. recent actions taken are opening thatoor to more resources are needed. we will put them to good news -- use. the governor has allocated a significant amo

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they created gus fers 2.0 and wrote to a person in regular contact with the trump campaign asking did you find anything interesting in the docs i posted. while that person isn't named in the indictment, it was roger stone a trump campaign adviser. his lawyer says tonight stone had no involvement in the hacking. prosecutors say a kong greggs sll candidate asked for guccifer for stolen documents about an opponent and gotthem. today's charges don't accuse anyone in the u.s. of knowingly helpg the hackers. >> there's no allegationings in this indictment that anyen american cit committed a crime. >> reporter: there's no claim that the hacking affected t election outcome. pete williams at the justice department. >> after a busy day running damage control in england, president trump is now one of his private golf courses in scotland. trump tried to backtrack today over those comments h made to a british newspaper about prime minister theresa may. tens it of thousands of anti-trump protesters flooded london as he sat down for tea with the queen. nday, trump heads toe finland to meet russian p

and you know gus young at the bar i don't know. but i want the book if he was that in many go. get over it i mean i didn't take it as kevin dunn the law so i won't. even contest the sentence as what happened because you know pink it is very. i said but i could go to school. meals. on the family a lot more about americans young. men me at that look at the need. to resign yourself then nowhere so luckily i would have thought a lot about me know those. better where along in a little moslem also state than you are but they let me the part of us here on. quest is i will go where you are one of the only men thing we got on the spectrum what. in a true story go on what are the more different but he's looking to meet him a she goes doesn't even. time. until i meet obviously landowner looks like and does a lot but the reason that he said that it is a step to see more to the. masses on this course a little over us is that this town was founded on the status that as a second on the head of the first his own yes but i don't but again it's not the will it on most of us with a minister. and

s to analyze perhaps gus the british government response to attempts to campaign but let's see if that can happen gently has been a fascinating discussion today thank you very much indeed for joining us. david miller and kevin craig thank you very much for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com and of other discussion do go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter one hundred at a.j. inside story from me laura cottle and the whole team here it's my finale. thank you. south america australia critics. call an. edge of food. let me see today. and that was probably put me in the stream. of the space because the makes sense to say it's too close to. call. same. street. just as. you. plug my. book. egypt is now china's biggest trading partner in africa more than ten thousand chinese are living in cairo i wanted to see the permits and september one thousand nine hundred five i came with my friends to egypt many started a small traders but i'm now successful in business and i bega

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giving you in this what example we have a new low for example if you can use discount or wolfowitz for gu yeah no it's against ago because this is secrets you cannot talk about it because the regulators are clamping down on speech just like in the u.k. example you can't talk about banks without having off com exactly well gave will clamp down on you now we were just on the cote d'azur and as you point out i have not been in france for a number few years really and i noticed that unlike in the years past the women are completely wearing both parts of their bikini they're not allowing their their their bras does a disaster to be ok and i read that this is part of the reaction to the financial crisis the country became more conservative and women are now wearing both parts of the bikini isn't doesn't this mean the terrorists have won in the to do of course of france of so-so france there are people all naked on you know in all beaches don't worry about men in such a pay i know and i go at my little string and i have that they trade. well it's a donut polish on the bell they. say magni feet m

entire show viewers if you watch and she can hear the difficulty that we're having even trying to see gus this in any way that gives us any clarity at home i want to go back to milly could because i'm feeling that i'm getting clarity from the community and it's difficult with me debating encountered biting heads each other but what are you seeing all indra to treats from you to be true comments from you thomas says he finds it interesting that a peaceful protest by lawyers and teachers has led to what we're seeing here today and another person adham says the core reason why the french republic of cameroon fights to keep southern cameroon is because of the resources the union has never been legal or in good faith thus they know and have always known this tournament to say something to say thank you so much for playing with us and i know you need to write a reply and we will do that online because we've left some threads hanging. out a.j. streams at twitter handle our conversations always continue edwin a la leah jang and also minister of communications for come. thank you for joining us. e

that, then you'll leave ind i'm a taker, because it's corrected 15% and it didn't give us the samean gu that facebook did so if netflix would have said we're goin to drop and it will continue to contract at least for the next two years, i wouldn't take it, buty since t didn't say that, i think 15% off is a nice sale on netflix. >> very good. the fagna. >> very good. >> thank you guys. >> thank you as always. >> john najarian we appreciate it bill. >> elsewhere, there were more earnings. intel reported strong results beating both earnings and revenue estimates and the datus centeress came in weaker than expected and that's what investors were focusing on and theyent the shares lower in the initial after-hours trading tonight. >> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. norfolk souther was upgraded to hold to sell. that firm cites theottial for operational improvements either by current management or an the price target is $173. the stock rose a fraction to $169.57. 3d systems was downgraded to underweight from neutral at piper jaffray. the analyst there cites

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you in this what example we have a new low for example if you can we use discount the wolfowitz for gu yeah no it's a going to go because this is secrets you cannot talk about it because the regulators are down on speech just like in the u.k. example you can't talk about banks without having off com exactly well gave will clamp down on you now we were just on the cote d'azur and as you point out i have not been in france for a number few years really and i noticed that unlike in the years past the women are completely wearing both parts of their bikini they're not allowing their their their bras just a disaster to be ok and i read that this is part of the reaction to the financial crisis the country became more conservative and women are now wearing both parts of the bikini isn't doesn't this mean the terrorists have won in the to do of course of france of so-so france there are people all naked on you know in all beaches but we're about men in such a pay i know and i go at my little string and i have that they trade. well it's a donut polish on the bell they. say magni feet may and th

mr gus you got to be violent to pick him up because. i've been this is us to quote them out. for you the lift. locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water. it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. it downwards we want our. i. saw the england creation's semi final and counted that set to decide who placed france in the final of the world cup twenty eight in russia. meantime france both teams felt a friendly match roy on red square head of the crucially believed pressed by the russian hospitality they've encountered to. proceed it was time to leave but once people realize that peace is not the type that's still got time england fans coming to russia. for these away from the football this lunchtime donald trump and nato allies have gathered for a summit in brussels of the next two days the u.s. president's demanding more money from allies and also says already that germany's virtually a financial hostage of brush over gas supplies more details on that. but for now it's just turned one pm this wednesday the level of a no in he

lee, joseph johnson, james long street and gus ta vary smith. union general george mcclelland had an army at yorktown. the confederate was john mcgruder, prince john. he was quite clever, an interesting, flamboyant, theatrical man. magruder put on a show for george mcclelland. he marched his men in a circle around and around in front of a gap in the forest that separated the two armies. he told him men to be as noisy as they possible could and shout out orders to nonexistence units. he had men in the back of the lines chop down trees, strip from branches, paint them black and set them up horizontally on hillsides so they looked like cannons. all this stuff worked. george and his spies were apparently fooled by these tricks being played on them by general magruder. davis and his advisers were pleased that magruder was holding mcclelland off but at some point, they knew they would probably have to face this threat to richmond. they were discussing overall strategy, what to do about this army that posed a threat to richmond and the confederacy. the

alike so mr gus you got to buy them to pick him up because. this is. a more you man bill bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of our west. downwards we want our. welcome back to worlds apart with piracy a koofi a member of the afghan parliament and prominent women's rights activist madam goofy just before the break we were discussing why the gains in women's rights in afghanistan dissipated so quickly once the taliban took over and i personally believe that's because this issue has long been presented as something before and there is a trying to impose on the afghan society first it was the soviets later it was the westerners and we can now see some effort that particularly in the west to present the women's issues in afghanistan as part of the me too movement do you think that's actually helpful. to be honest there are a lot of. changes send the sense most taleban since two thousand and one c