he said it was heart warming for youth to reach out to officer hanks to challenge him.e said he hopes these conversations lead to relationships that are meaningful and lasting. officer hanks is grateful to rajon rondo and his foundation for their support. >>> guys, i'm hanging out with andrew, my buddy. >> charles is in australia. >> this is a venomous octopus. >> he's just kidding. that person who is kidding is andrew with the fhe b chanl. >> cou bi ask if could bite. he wants to know if he puts it on his face, will it bite him. >> why the face? maybe try something less important. >> he does put it on his arm. >> look at that suction. a lot of suction, guys. >> after he experiences this, he still wants to put this on his face. >> dude is tripping. >> he lasts about ten seconds. when he pulls it off -- >> couldn't breathe for a minute. what a surprise. you did put it over your face. >> he acknowledges not exactly the best idea to do this. they say they know what they were doing. >> dude, what in the world? >> you can see him on facebook and youtube. a more relaxed anima

if that's hanks, the challenger does 20 pushups.f hanks loses, he buys the winner a new pair of sneakers. >> that's what gives me the hunger to not lose is thinking about that receipt for that $150 sneaker bill. >> reporter: he's undefeated in 20 challenges. he does get the ball first, but he's playing in full uniform. >> i got my bulletproof vest on which is also another 10-15 pounds so it balances out the playing a little bit. >> reporter: so far the challenge is working perfectly. >> all cops are not bad cops. >> reporter: and just imagine how they'll feel if hanks ever has to buy them sneakers. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> yuccas: great job. that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm jamie yuccas in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and goo night. live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> new at 6, a postal imposter and pleasant . neighbor saying instead of delivering

if that's hanks, the challenger does 20 pushups, but if hanks loses, he buys the winner a new pair of >> what gives me the hunger to not lose is thinking about the receipt for the $150 sneaker t ll. >> reporter: he's undefeated in 20 challenges. g does get the ball first, but he's playing in full uniform. >> i got my bulletproof vest on which is also, you know, another you 15 pounds. so it kind of balances out the rking perfect.a little bit. >> i m >> reporter: so far, the challenge is working perfectly. >> i mean, all cops are not bad cops. >> reporter: and just imagine hoey'll el if hanks ever bs to buy them sneakers. jim axroews,ew york. >> o'donnell: stories are a reminder there are so many people doing great work in their remmunities. send us your stories. >>> right now at 7:00. >> trouble in the triple digits. what started this fast-moving brush fire in santa clara county. >> imagine battling that fire in this heat. coming up tonight, we talk to firefighters. >> they're wearing the boots, the jacket, the pants, about 50 pounds of gear. >> relief is on the way. >> it's very uncom

if that's hank's, the challenger does 20 push-ups. the winner a new pair of sneakers. >> it gives me the hunger to not lose is thinking about that receipt for that $150 sneaker bill. >> reporter: he is undefeated in 20 challenges. he does get the ball first, but he's playing in full uniform. >> i got my bulletproof vest on which is another also 10, 15 poun.indfplg tlt. >> reporter: so far the challenge is working perfectly, i mean, all cops are not bad cops. >> reporter: and just imagine how they'll feel if hanks ever has to buy them sneakers. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> story is a reminder there are so many people doing great work in their communities. send us your stories. i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news," everyone. i'm errol barnett. police and city leaders in philadelphia are joining growing calls for tougher gun control. this comes after six officers were shot by man with an assault rifle. police say the suspect opened fire wednesday when officers

win, and hanks buys you sneakers.straight wins, officer hanks met his match yesterday in a pint-sized seven- year-old named josiah brandon, who sank first basket. >> the smile on his face when the ball went through the net, that probably-- that smile will stick with me forever. >> o'donnell: soh go police escort to the store where he picked out a pair of nikes, size two, and officer hanks drew his credit card and paid the $70 bill. he does it for the kids. they do it for the kicks. don't you just love that? either way, it's a slam dunk for both sides. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm norah o'donnell in new york on this tuesday night. we hope to see you again right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> breaking news right now off of the coast of half moon bay. a small plane went down in the ocean about one hour ago. this is not far from the airport. two people were inside of the plane, they have been rescued. we will bri

win and hank buys you sneakers. 20 straight wins officer hanks met his match yesterday in a pint-sized seven-year-old who sank the first basket. >> the smile on his face, that will stick with me forever. >> he got a police escort to the store and picked out a pair of nikes, size 2 and officer hanks drew his credit card and paid the $70 bill. he does it for the kids. they do it for the kicks. don't you just love that. either way a slam dunk for both sides. we hope to see you back here again tomorrow. good night. ♪ >> this is the cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnight news. the white house is scrambling to head off a possible economic downturn as we head in to an election year. the president blames the fed and the news media for stoking reception fears. despite that the president and his aides are considering a payroll tax cut, capital gains, reduction in tariffs or none of the above. paula reid has the story. >> reporter: president trump down played fears of a reception but confirmed his administration is tr

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tom hanks is not going to die.ly great. >> jimmy: what i was wondering is if tom knew he was going to die on the show. >> okay. so get a load of this. >> jimmy: okay. >> so i -- we're in the final mix for the show. we've locked picture. so this is -- you know, we're about to turn it in to hbo, and then it's done, done. you can't touch it. and we're listening to the playback. and one of our producers says, hey, who talked to tom about this? [ laughter ] and we all sort of looked at each other. and we had all forgotten to be in touch with tom hanks. and so -- i mean, we'd gotten permission to use clips from his movies and stuff. so all of a sudden i'm furiously writing e-mails -- an e-mail to him, e-mail to his agent, texting him, trying to reach him because we were under the gun. i mean, literally we had no time. and fortunately, while we were in the sound mix, within about 20 minutes, i heard back from him. and the first thing he said was absolutely. i explained to him the joke, and he got it completely. and his se

. >> this documentary stars one of our former stars, former kpix5 political editor hank plante. one of the first reporters to cover the aids crisis here in america. our joe vasquez sat down with hank tonight. >> for me, as one of the first openly gay tv reporters in the country, this was more than a story to me because these were my friends. people were just dying. >> you had friends dying? >> i had many, many friends dying. i went to many funerals. i reported on this during the day and visited with sick friends and went to funerals on the weekends. reporting on it made me feel like i was doing something. >> you did more than just do something. highlighting this crisis was the way this got to the forefront and cut in front of politicians and changes were made. >> i always felt a special responsibility when politicians came to town. presidential candidates would come to town. i would always ask them about aids. didn't matter what their answers were. i just wanted them to know you will not come through san francisco without getting asked about this. >> so let's talk about the kpix

hank you, everybody. >> mr. president, do you have access to his name? re you preparing to retaliate? >> and this evening, c-span is live in south carolina waiting for the speaking portion of the south carolina republican party's silver elephant gala to begin here in columbia. the speakers expected tonight include senator lindsey graham, henry mcmaster and acting white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. you're watching live coverage ere on c-span. >> and just waiting for the start of the speak portion of tonight's south carolina republican party annual silver elephant gala. again, live from columbia here on c-span. we'll be hearing tonight from senator lindsey graham as well as the governor henry mcmaster and acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. we'll have live coverage of their remarks when the event begins. until then, we'll take a look at some of the democratic candidate joe biden he campaigned in detroit yesterday meeting with voters at a restaurant there. and he spoke to reporters. here's a look. cheers and applause] [laughter] crowd c

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. >> it's very pop kular, especiay right now but officer brandon hanks is about that action. ♪ >> onen one he goeses toe to toe with these kids. they got lucky o what else you got? you got push ups, bud. >> if they lose against him, they have to do push ups. that's not fair. >> it's more than fair. it's the law. officer brandon stated i play one on one. you lose, you do push ups. if if you win, i'll personally buy you a new pair of sneakers. say the word, drop a location and i'm pulling up. >> and tired. but it might be good and tired. we got officer brandon. >> how you doing? >> so when these kids pull up on you, i'm sure they don't know you have a record playing ball? >> no, i can't give out that information. >> has anyone ever beat you? have you bought anyone shoes? >> fortunately enough no, i haven't been beaten yet. still undefeated. >> you demonstrate what a lot of officers see. you see people in need, you see kids who need shoes. what is it you're trying to do besides buy them shoes and let them know you' you're fun to play with? >> i'm trying to show that police officers can d

thanks for calling us hank. let us know how shanghai goes.to you again. >> thank you. >> farmers are ditching former crops, in exchange for something different. grady trimble is in a farm in illinois. reporter: this is traditional farm. there are chickens in the background. there are a lot of corn but this is the crop that is not so traditional. this looks like marijuana and smells like it, but this is hemp, with low thc you won't get high off of it, cbd people taking oil form. these are the buds that the plants will produce. cbd people use this for stress relief, calm seizures. he is trent lawrence. you're hoping this is the cash crop of the future, not so distant future. >> absolutely. we need alternatives to things out there now, pharmaceuticals. it helps so many different conditions, it is important to have these options for everybody. reporter: we should note that this industry is growing at a rapid rate. five billion dollars is the projection for 2019. 23.7 billion in 2023 is a projection. this could take off and help people diversify t

joining us is hank smith from haverford trust.k, how have your clients responded and reacted to the last week and a half or so everything has kind of gone nuts >> brian, i think they've been fairly calm. we constantly counsel our clients to expect volatility, to expect pullbacks and the occasional correction. that's all part of being an equity investor. there is no such thing as a free lunch. you have to be able to put up with volatility. but if you own high quality merchandise and particularly dividend-paying stocks, you can weather out the volatility much more easily. >> what does high quality mean to you right now >> financially strong companies, very strong balance sheets, quality managements, and businesses that are time tested that have done well throughout numerous economic cycles and that gives you great confidence because we're not always going to be in an expansion. eventually there will be a recession. i don't think one is coming any time too soon. time tested companies. >> give us an example of one or two if you can >>

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that has been illegally smuggled out of the country will censorship at all something art collector hank newman has only found out after he bought and i'm taking good care of my former priest and they had found their way to europe via hong kong up in the car said you exhibit it or put it in a cabinet with the legislation is getting stricter so i decided to give it back to china this i think that's the best thing i'm not going to south stolen goods it's not right and it's my duty them out he bought a large part of his collection at art fairs and auction houses he finds it unbelievable that he never sounded the alarm that you'd think they'd fly gates but that's not happening and it's just ridiculous to stoughton cultural heritage and sold fast. food for crawford there are international agreements restricting sales but they're not always respected particularly in europe but they are fit with the right papers you can easily get more than 100000 euros as they hope his example will lead to more. how could out of the 2 i'm confident that mr new and houses approach will also have an impact abroa

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the same day that hank paulson got on his knees to pray to nancy pelosi, president george w. bush told presidential candidates barack obama and john mccain in a private meeting, "this sucker could go down." meaning the economy of the united states. of america could go down. collapse. the difference between then and now is there is not one competent person working in the white house or the trump administration who knows what to do now that we have signed that an economic crisis may be approaching. there is not one working on economic policy in the treasury or trump white house who knows as much about economic policy as the republican president who said in 2008 "this sucker could go down." it is not easy to be less economically literate in george w. bush but everyone in trump world knows less about economic policy than george w. bush including donald trump's fake economic adviser larry kudlow who used to play an economist on tv but does not have a degree in economics. he does not have a ph.d. in anything or a master's degree. the minimal requirement for calling yourself an econ

. >>> and from tom hanks turn as mister rogers, to a return to downton abbey. that's all coming up. >>> but we begin this morning with president trump arriving in france for the start of the g7 summit. he's just arrived. he may get an icy reception as he meets with leaders of canada, france, germany, italy, japan, and the united kingdom. his arrival comes as iran and north korea make new claims about test firing missiles. the dow lost more than 600 points. president trump fired back on twitter by increasing tariffs already placed on china and for tariffs scheduled to bihm posed on september 1st. paula reid is traveling with the president in southwestern france. paula, good morning. >> good morning. dana, historically this event has been a symbol of international cooperation, but today these leaders are divided on pretty much every issue from iran to trade, and president trump arrives here in france in an increasingly isolated position just at a time when he could use some international support with his trade war with china. >> we're having a little spat with ch

reporting live in san jose teller sackey kron 4 news taylor is hank hughes san francisco police are on the hunt for the person who broke into a rental car. >>the being used rather by former baseball slugger alex rodriguez, a siege reportedly got away with $500,000 worth of jewels and electronics our grant lodes is here he has the details on all of this grant can up him hard to relate for most have you left half a million worth of items but anywhere a much less in a car in san francisco. >>a run against as alleged con for that much we've been reporting about this vehicle break in at the diavik in san francisco for years now he was in town calling the giants and phillies game. he was working for the that was broadcasting the game. we're told he went to dinner at a restaurant on brennan and that's just blocks from oracle park where the crime occurred and you can see sfpd here looking at that rented suv busted out back window. a source within the san francisco police department tells kron 4 the thieves managed to get away with about $500,000 worth of jewelry and electronics according to th

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hanks you guys too. >>> one lack check of the forecast here.e've been watching this cell develop here. it pushed across our area here in the district bu t now wano take you to loit. of lightning associated and heavyrain. still a severe thunderstorm washing in effect for parts of anne arundel county, cal county, prince george's county, that will go unt about 7:30. then w justtart to see things die down here. still also a few light showers just to the sout th ofhe area there for bowling green, traveling along i95 south. yocould come across a few a lot of places to i'd say the west of95 have seen their severe thunderstrem watch expi still holding on to areas to the east until a 10:00 p.m. however i think we'll see a few more counties drop off shortly. but rain cooled airs, gaithersburg 7ht 79 rig now and cooling down to about 75,l stil isolated shower or be storm. tter days ahead though, guys. temperatures will be in the lower 80s. forward to for this weekend. >> thank you very much. and thank you guys for hanging out with us tonight on five at 6:

rogers biopic starring tom hanks will kind of oscar bait. and universal together controlling over half of the box office, we will see how the smaller studios hold up and whether they could g snapped up. for "nightly business report", i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> time for ourke weekly m monitor who has three names in the financial ser swriss indust -- services industry they like because they have pricing power. we welcome dev cantasaria.an for joining us tonight. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> we start withair isaac, t famousker symbol, fico. they do credit reports and things. $50 five years ago, $350 today. do you think there still more growth to go i guess? we do. the company has a virtual monopoly on conser credit scores, mortgages, auto loans, credit cards, and, you know, over the last couple of years they instituted special price increases. last year it was rtgages, this year it is auto loans and they will roll it out to other areas in fheure. they also instituted general price increases every year above the rate of. infl

hank you for having me, bill. >> you called today's market on,l-off a sentiment reac not a fundamentalat did you mean? >> well, when you get tofs kind news item where the president is tweeting out, you can a seepullback. the market gets disappointed. everybody sells first and thinks later. that's what we saw yesterday, only to see the market bounceback. since the fundamentals are solid, that's probably going to happen again. >> indeed, because we do have a lot ofk headline rtill out there, do we not? not only the trade situation, least the debt issue is off the table, but we still have brexit and we stillav slowing global growth. >> slowing global growth i important and so is brexit potentially, but when you look at u.s. stks, they track the u.s. economy. the u.s. economy basically depends on consumer spending. we s consumer confidence bounceback close to recentgh we see job growth and wage growth continuing. the consumers are k going top spending and that's going to give us a cushion that should limit any damage from thead nes. >> what do you think chairman powell thought of today's t

accused of hanking into the bank account of her estranged wife while in orbit the two are in the middle of divorce proceedings and a custody battle the accusations may be the first crime committed in space no charges have been filed but its investigators find wrongdoing, it could be the first time the international space station would become a crime scene. we're joined now by nbc kristen dahlgren good morning. >> good morning, guys. the accusation is identity theft but where it allegedly took place that has people talking and this morning the astronaut at the center of the controversy is speaking out. astronaut ann mcclain spent 204 days in space orbiting the earth more than 300 times. but what she allegedly accessed while up there that may have her in trouble back on earth >> i was shocked and appalled at kind of the audacity of her to think she can get away with that. >> reporter: estranged wife summer warden saying mcclain used a computer on the international space station to access her bank account. the pair has been fighting over warden's 6-year-old son. in a statement on twitter,

i mean how what is going to happen to hank well i don't know and i think it is very scary sometimes i can i get my medication here i need said martin they have to go there to get it and if they don't if i'm not allowed to go there then there will be some problem for people who need medical attention. or has a population of around $15000.00 tourism is the island's economic engine but it hinges on a good relationship with its neighbors and martin. the large planes that shuttle in the bulk of the tourists can't land in. the runways are too short they land on st maarten where the runways are popular for being so near to the beach 95 percent of the tourists who come to angola 1st arrive in st martin. and well as 33 white beaches are its biggest attraction sun sand and seafood that's all holidaymakers here are looking for. tourism is the backbone of anglers economy and its chief source of income. the island's most famous musician banky banks can be found here on the beach he used to play with bob marley but it was for them. the bird. is what you see what you look at. you know big. big ocean

hank has taken over. more of a spendthrift we'll call it. this is good to see.avis's second home or since mid-june when he signed that huge contract. breaks an 0 for 17. the a's off and doing what the yankees are known for doing. the long ball. n, 22nd, 4-1 lea and now the stephen piscotty. more than 200 homers this year, piscotty gives a little padding. the bullpen a little problem late, 6-4 final. they eek it out. mike fiers a winner. reggie jackson in the house wearing the yankee gear. meantime, very entertaining at wrigley field, a great road trip to chicago. the best summertime city in the usa. no question about it. the giants put on a show. mike yastrzemski another one, his 17th. three hits tonight. five run sixth inning, stephen vogt, a big part of it. that one leaves the yard. and the giants wind up tying it to 7-7 on a kevin pillar hit. austin slater pinch-hit, two- run double, down the right- field line, the giants take a 9- 7 lead but they've got some bullpen problems. slater gets carried away out at third base. the bullpen couldn't hold the lead. kri

ass has pozzolana mr battleon no it's hanks for your time now we're starting to hear some tough words from beijing would you think that action is likely to follow or or do you think the strategy is to school on and wait some more for the.. prprotesterso o tar themseselves activeve you will. i think of access the last he's more likely to sense that was seen that baby jeans. process avenue the moment on east one that fox is reading. on this idea of locally trying to. tie the text is all sensitive had being. de did did the whole process of calming down and dinee these all natural death. at the same time this is not being paid goals. yes walls of the full thrones or is the- next move still i think. there will be an emphasis on the police or not mobilizing. forces locally that all citizens favorable to the government we should never really take for granted that beijing will not intervene after rule. the p. la garrison in hong kong is dead to be mobilized in case all that lack of public older or disasters. at l least one of these two opoptions t that facilitateses.e that people's liberation

time now for a quick break by hank aaron because when we return protests continue to rock and we are on the ground r.t. correspondents brings us the latest on the unrest from inside asia and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. interest rates are split gapping in the spread is widening and what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the friends of jeffrey epstein you bantustan of extortion ery credit card rates if you're a friend of jeffrey abstain then you get the insider rate of negative and you get paid to lend money or to borrow money excuse me from the bank. you know world of big. and could see yours it's time to wait to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've g

i hadn't has been held on thought that ali thank you so much for joining us steve hanke author of can we have light another financial crisis. the ongoing trade war between us and china is starting to take a toll on china's manufacturing sector google is planning to move production of their pixel smartphones and google home devices from china to vietnam as they attempt to reduce costs in the supply chain meanwhile india is making a play to rule manufacturers on their choice to capitalizing on the trade disputes foxconn who produces electronics for a number of companies including apple already has 2 factories in india and plans to open 2 more in the near future prime minister modi has made an effort to bring production to india having launched the made in india program 4 years ago in order to incentivize businesses to move over so while * companies are pulling out of china beijing is warning that this is shortsighted this harkens back to 989 when companies pulled out during the tam a massacre those companies the last and they had trouble getting back in not just from the government but

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i'm coming this week anytime minutes of your time so now and the tom hanks hollywood version i get thejob i was an overnight success after four years of trying and that is the important thing young people need to know. i tell young journalists in college you will be told no. through them over your shoulder it is another step to yes the only people who don't work in the industry are those who give up and you are another living example of that. >> tell people to make a point of meeting someone like you and say i will achieve x and it's important that you know that i would walk out thinking they don't care what i intend to do but it was my own statement of ambition to get to these people and then i will find out how they did it and i will announce my arrival. talk about your parents is in the influences on you. not just to go after a career and a profession you that would be meaningful that shaping your values with public service that it was worth this kind of sacrifice quick. >> my parents with a classic greatest generation growing up in the dustbowl of oklahoma , the father would estima

poorest communities to who rely on land for their lively isn't and to grow enough food all right q hankswe thank you for speaking to us from london now increasing growth as one of the consequences of climate change in kenya it's left more than a 1000000 people on the brink of starvation it's also causing friction between communities of herders who compete for water and pastor in many of the affected areas often saw reports from some brewer county. listen gerry and her family are heading to an area in north in kenya where they've been told there's enough water and pasture for her livestock it will take them a day to walk there there's a drought in parts of kenya months of rain have just ended but weather experts say it wasn't enough and millions of people are likely to suffer was an influence and what a shortage is and it did not rain where we were so we had to come to speak to a settlement area where my animals can survive hiders from different parts of this region are bringing their army most to areas such as my weight has rained but frequent droughts as cassidy of resources often cause

thank you. .hank you i accept your kind words on behalf of all the members of congress who care so much about the history of this capital and of theou as president u.s. capital society for your leadership,million new leadership in safeguarding the people's house. excited to be part of the celebration of the 113th congress. so, i am honored to be here with colleagues who will be coming and going. 30 years ago, a great historian spoke to congress about them use of cleo. said, for almost two centuries, cleo and her clock has reminded people in these hallowed halls that we are part our work willat face the judgment of history and we are part of a long and honorable tradition in our democracy. probably sleep the last three years or so, he was here and gave the keynote agree -- the keynote. i am very honored dr. freeman will be here to give the keynote today as well. it's amazing how history comes alive through the arts. the early history of our history. we are amused. we laughed, we cried. presentsspired her today and congratulations for your great work. honor to serve as speaker of the hous

they say reducing consumption will take pressure off our planet's limited natural resources kiran hanks is a climate policy advisor at oxfam she says sustainable solutions are possible the report sets out. to fit the choices that face governments and it's really it gives governments the tools to make to make impose actions the tools to make better choices in how we use our land and that means investing more and small scale farmers so there are 1500000000 small scale farmers in the world to his farm sustainably more sustainably than than our current model of destructive big business and they're not getting the proper investment that they need at the moment and they have so much potential to to to increase sales to to farm you know i'm not make soils farm in a way that makes oils more healthy and looks carbon then so that's a big thing this is. a big message coming out of the report that we need to fundamentally shift our the way we the way we farm. syria has rejected a plan by the u.s. and turkey to establish a so-called safe zone along the northern border the foreign ministry in damascu

hank you for your sacrifice. all of you. i had the privilege of serving with people from all across his countries. that is better. can you guys hear me in the back? i served with people from all across this country. from the day i showed up at basic trains at fort jackson, south carolina, through my training at fort sam houston in texas, and fort leonardwood in missouri. people i served with during those two deployments down range and the amazing thing that i felt was that those who i stood in that formation with, those who i served with, we all wore the same uniform, serving the same flag, focused on that mission that we have of serving our country, of keeping the american people safe. but there was no difference in that focus, that even though we came democrats, republicans, independents, conservatives, liberals, black, white, browne, ditch religions, we represented the diversity of this country, but we stood as one unit with one voice, with one focus, on putting service above self and putting country before self. this spe

>>hank you. >>> chp activity that shut down part of the freeway. >> west wnd 580 at intersection with oakland. leslie is following it. >> reporter: finally got word of what happened. mess on westbound 580 for a while. started when a chp officer in dublin got a bulletin from stockton to be on the lookout for a silver chevy impala driving recklessly. tried to make a traffic stop on that car, driver took off on westbound 580, two officer unit out of castro valley joined the pursuit. driver tried to pass east bay transit vehicle driving between the bus and concrete wall and got stuck. chp unit tried to go in front to block him in with push bumpers and the suspect began ramming the occupied chp car and transit bus to escape. one officer fired at least one shot, no one injured. westbound 580 was closed for four hours and drivers were a bit confused. >> and they just motioned me saying can i make a u-turn here? >> reporter: chap called in investigative service unit and drone was dispatched to investigate the scene. that woman you saw somehow made it across the barricade, all of traffic was s

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have a party at a national party where there would be thank you video from oprah and the rock and tom hanks. that is what we need to do in this country instead of treating us all like we are servants to the state, no, we are the shareholders and deserve to be treated like it. thank you very much, iowa. i appreciate it. happy sixth birthday to quinlan. as soon as you run for office, you will read anything anyone puts in your hands. [laughter] mr. yang: i love you, iowa. see you on the main stage in september and october because of you. yang gang. thank you. thank you. >> can i get one more picture? mr. yang: i love the "des moines register." >> [indiscernible] >> what are your thoughts on that? mr. yang: it will help balance our economy because right now $1000 goes further in some parts of the country than in others but that will help people move in both directions. if you are living in a high-cost part of iowa and want to have a bigger space, you can move someplace outside of des moines. if you want to move from a rural area into des moines, it is more feasible but it ministries have tried

you've been critical in the past of the threat of tariffs and the president's hank handling o had- handlingade fund managers saying this action with the president yesterday, he blinked. do you agree with them? >> i do. the president made the case that the tariffs are not being paid by americans but just yesterday he said in light of the holiday season, he's going to delay them because he doesn't want to ruin christmas. it's sort of a contradictory message. there's a lot of uncertainty coming out of the white house with regard to china. cheryl: it looks like if you think about this, the fact you've got the trade hawk, peter navarro, and on the other side of the table, we've heard these reports, you've gone mnuchin and kudlow, seems like those voices won yesterday. >> i think that's right. i think the president's political advisers said if you look toward the re-election, you need a solid economy. the way the trajectory has been lately it hasn't been as positive. i think that the political guys are getting in his ear and saying let's get this thing, try to smooth it out, hopefully pave the wa