we're all waiting i know what's going to happen like injuries when. a lot of people died on the street like it's crazy it's crazy now here i don't see anything here i don't see any attack but it's like like behind us right just behind the street. cavanaugh and will be live from here almost a studio in just thirty minutes time with all the berry latest details on all of these stories to do tell you to stay tuned. i am as proud as or this is because the report is my bitcoin dance. well you know we've talked about on this show many times the economics of extinction like those japanese fishermen that are fishing bluefin tuna to death because they've got some in the freezer and the price goes up well now this same economics of extinction is being applied to humans of course we knew that would happen but they said x. we have covered here on price report. in the past few months the fact that the mortality rate is increasing in the united states this is a very unusual thing to happen outside of war civil war or epidemic but it's happening in the united states

it'll never happen again. whatever took i choose to write, it'll never happen again. >> talk to me -- talk to all of us about your -- i mean, sometimes we've joked that we wish -- we road on the 13th century. there's something about writing history when there are a lot of people still alive. so talk about the process, i guess i'm particularly interested in there's a lot of people that were imprisoned at the time and were part of the uprising and that are still around and sort of talk about their involvement or in the process of writing or maybe even after the book has come out, were they -- i know you talked to some people, but image that's hard, traumatic event, were people deprate to -- desperate to have the story to be told? >> that's a great question. as historians, we are not equipped in other public forums. we are not equipped to deal with trauma. it's entirely a different thing to every person i talked about this just broke down. it was clear to me early on that this was still traumatic and that people

what is the causation as things are happening today that weren't happening before? is it training, mechanical, are they new cars, rail system , electronics, like what is happening that is causing within a six month period, two major accidents in the terminal? >> reporter: so he mentioned two major accidents. you may remember back in february a similar crash happened right here on the curves right behind me, different track then this accident but still an accident here and the mayor says that has him deeply concerned. that is because 10,000 people use this station coming in and out every day. he has been making phone call to get fund toss get that stop technology equipment installed here to prevent another accident. we heard about that a lot with the amtrak crash that happened here in our area i asked the mayor again about the injuries , lot of people worried about that. he didn't have an update for us, of course, jenny joyce is standing by at the hospital with an update on that. as far as the commute this morning, delays and detours, bob kelly will have us covered o

more about what's happened in barcelona. make sure to download the app with the news alert. >> killed near charlottesville. they died after the crashed. funeral will be held tomorrow. >> julie. >> and it was originally -- and spray painted back on to the back. the deputies and others and to see what happened. and move -- and of the loudoun county naacp. >> the sheriff's office rolled in. two security cameras and see -- that will keep watch in between and earlier on, naacp -- >> he's sad about what's happening to the monuments. you may have seen his tweets already calling the statutes, the country is being ripped apart. >>> lexington kentucky and whose lives were ripped apart. >> today president trump praising statutes in a series of ee you can't change history. and foolish adding the beauty tak taken. >>> i have no problems with that. >> not everyone agrees. >> i'm not sure just removing every historical marker in america that that heals. that doesn't heal. i think that's a mistake to focus on those. >> the debate is not a n

happening. the trial was happening in silicom. it ended up being a hung jury. a second trial was held in downtown olympia, which was the hotbed of all this hostility, farmers against tribal people, and indian people were having a hard time. they lost some of their family including elders and children in the massacre, big part of that puget sound war. we had been really beat down during this. a second trial which included aidence from a doctor and lieutenant who was part of the regular army, who had shown that this so-called murderer of this lieutenant during a time of war, who governor stevens was using that particular incident to say that chief leschi was a murderer and needed to be accountable for the action. focused onwas finding chief leschi guilty. and even though there was a mound of evidence, including maps drawn. this map indicated the chains and had testimony that leschi was with certain people over and that the a, so-called murderer of this lieutenant in this time of war was too far aw

we have a system where a lot of these are not happening inside banks it's happening outside banks. in the banking world, exactly. it's still a very very thwarted financial system. the big question with the federal reserve, it wasn't going to happen as those rates began to go up and the terms, will there be a smooth landing or are we going to turn around like a decade ago the whole system is propped up on confidence of central banks. >> rose: confidence in central banks when the chairman of the european signal bank make that famous statement we'll do what it fakes to gain confidence to that system. >> last ten years is propped up confidence of the central bank. it turns out to be a lot more durable than privates more than a decade ago. >> rose: china is a big problem. support of central banks is a big problem in terms of its dependence on central banks. what is the other big problems. >> the other issue which is still very much out there is cyber security and the financial system is dependent on cyberspace and cyber links working. and nobody has tried to work out what would happen.

that did not happen. he looked right into the camera and said that we did have a press conference today, anderson. that is just a flat out falsehood. he accused us of being fake news. when you call a press conference something that is not a press conference, that is fake news. >> jim, thank you. in just a moment, we'll bring you up to speed on the criminal investigations now under way in the wake of the tragedy. but we want to focus on heather heyer as well as the two state troopers who died when their helicopter went down on saturday. she worked as a parallel for a local law firm. the firm's president saying she was a hard worker and had a big heart. a close friend and co-worker said she was a sweet soul and said she'll never be forgotten. heather was just 32 years old. she was killed when a rally participant drove his car into a crowd of counter protesters. i spoke with her mother, susan, earlier tonight. susan, i'm so sorry for you loss. if you could tell us a little about your daughter heather, what k

here is the most important thing that happened in france that did not happen here. is fromanuel macron who a party of the left created his own party, the french have a much more complicated system. whathave the advantage or proved to be an advantage, they vote for the president separately from the parliament. he had to call people into a room and say to the parties of the right, what do you need, what do you -- some of them backed them. i know many of you do not like them. what to do to sit this election out? some kind of deal was struck when they said here are three things we need you to do, not to do, if we have an undertaking that these things will be done and not done, we can enter cells from this election because we would rather have you as little as we like you. we want -- what this will mean frontance if the national wins. the national front the disturbingly well. they have a strong government backed by a strong parliament and strong political consensus. we need to make that possible here. this is a predominantly liberal room at did by the start our -- attrac

and that inflation does not happen unless you see the rate rise happening. these statistics in the 2001 and the 2007 recovery. they were rising by nearly 4.25%. now, the wages are rising at 2.4% for non-managerial staff. unless you get the wages higher, you are not going to have my consumption numbers. matt: if you have the biggest money managers in the world saying it is time to get out and -- do you see them a run for the exit? the so-called retail money, or do you climb this wall of worry as everybody kind of, you know, great their teeth and -- grits their teeth and holds through? at, if what i am looking you look at the u.s. earnings that we had just now, it was not about earning. it was a good earning we have even on the revenue side. there was a beat which was to the 2013,back 2012 levels. if the economy is growing at 2.5%, it could be 3% as well. we are seeing recovery in the european market and china is continuing to expand at this .5%. how does that make you feel? i can o understand. guy: cpi data out of the u.s. tomorrow. data in the u.s. are start

so we'll see what happens there. but you can see the growth of the city, the growth of the way rather that st. elizabeth's itself grew over time kind of haphazardly caused a lot of issues with the way the infrastructure is there now so they're doing all of these infrastructure plans. of course, at the building museum we're interested in what's happening underground and how the water and the electricity are moving through the site so that's kind of what we're looking at here. they are going to build a new water tower on the site and they're building all-new pipes and all sorts of systems, plumbing systems water systems, electrical systems, telephone, all of those systems are just being ripped out and redone. you can see how corroded the old water pipe was. that's certainly been a hazard in terms of a roadblock, what i'm looking for, in terms of how the city has moved along with its development plans because the infrastructure needed so much work. but now that seems to be happening. so hopefully, we'll see that develop

it's happened.r whole complex is sur merged. >> em whyes, ma'am. >> we left in feet of water but it was just two inches lower than what it is right now. it only went up two inches. >> what does that mean you think you can stay here? >> we have three levels. we still have electrical, food, power. we shut off the power downstairs, all the electrical outlets shut off downstairs, ac shut off. updares you have everything. running water. >> are you riding it out here? >> i was going to ride it out but i don't want to be separated from my wife and daughter. i want to tell you in houston texas we had guys from louisiana that were picking up african-americans, caulk occasions, asians, any kind of race you can imagine. they weren't asking what race you were, what religion you were from, what background. they saw you as a human that needed help. and all the racism that everybody's talking about right now, that's one small pocket of ignorant people. but what i've witnessed over these last three day sthas we hav

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here is how that happened.is article was adapted from the upcoming book, "fantasyland: how american went haywire." that will be published later this month. i am glad to have curt anderson back at this table. let's talk about the big book. it goes all the way back to the 1500s? kurt: it is called "fantasyland: how american went haywire, a 500 year history." it goes back to the pilgrims. charlie: religion is a part of the story. kurt: it is definitely part of the story, as is smoke and mirrors, american business, show business, lots of stuff. we always were big dreamers and true believers, believers of the fanciful and dubious, with an equilibrium with practicality and pragmatism, yankee clarity. as i talk about in this book, in the 1960's, that balance went away. we lost the balance. suddenly, everybody was permitted to find their own truth and create their own reality. judgementalism was no longer permissible. part of what is interesting was that part of my story, this several hundred year journey, was what hap

what happened ? what happened?looked at the board that told us we needed to go to an area of barcelona airport, we were quite near the area, waiting for our gate number. that came up half an hour before the plane was due to take off. little did we know that we had to go through an extra passport control where there were over 1000 people trying to get four flights, a flight people trying to get four flights, a flight to moscow, to the usa, and two rya nair flights. flight to moscow, to the usa, and two ryanair flights. people were shouting in the crowd, is anyone else for the birmingham flight? there was a show of hands. two men from our flight tried to go to the front to say, can we go through, we are going to miss our flight? the security staff were rude and abusive, demanded they go back to the end of the queue or they would be thrown out of barcelona airport. it was absolutely horrendous, so by the time we got to the gate, gate 42, the gate was closed although the bridge was still attached to the plane. there wer

you freeze when that happens. 0bviously something was happening, there was screaming.a city bike that i needed to return. that was my first thought and then i thought, i have to get to safety. i walked down las ramblas, passing three or four people who had something that had happened to them. there was blood, i could see them on the ground. i showed it in a shop as it was closing its metal blinds. it was quite a scary moment. did you begin to understand what was happening or was its sheer confusion? obviously something had happened, i could hear shots, it may have been police. i assumed it was gunfire of some kind. there was clearly something awful that had happened. having been in london when the most recent london bridge attack happened, i recognised what it was. your reaction is weird. you freeze, and i can literally think of the time i went in... i went into the shop as they were closing the shutters, as i say. your first thought is, my god, what was that about? in the shop, people were actually crying. i think some people may have had friends outside who did not g

in salem, this happened so long ago, really. think of what has happened. the maritime power, the industry, house of seven gables. a lot has passed. maybe it is just not necessary to bring up the witchcraft episode. i do not agree with that. sometimes people say, it is time to let that rest. another thing is that a lot of people might say, compared to the violence in early america, the witchcraft episode does not amount to very much. compared to what happened in europe where you have 50,000 witches or supposed witches killed, this is not a very big outbreak. i think of the mystic massacre -- people argue if it was genocide. to have -- you have the puritans going in and murdering a whole village. down there at the bottom is what that site looks like today. it is a suburban street and there is nothing there at all. there's the fairfield swap site. that finished them off. we think of the massacre in deerfield, which was a brutal fighting -- and we have one single memorial in deerfield for that event. i think this comes to an important i think sanctification po

iwant with what is happening on the ground.om burridge, ourformer spain correspondent. tom, i know you were actually listening into spanish radio. there is a press conference starting right now. the head of the cata la n starting right now. the head of the catalan government, catalu nya starting right now. the head of the catalan government, catalunya has a very devolved government with their own police force, mossos, they are leading this investigation. it has literally. begun. he said that according to solidarity amongst communities, although there is nothing at this stage to link this terror attack with any islamist group at the moment, it is far too early to start making that assumption or theory, even. early to start making that assumption ortheory, even. but, you know, you have muslim groups in spain coming out quite clearly now via spanish media and condemning this attack in the strongest possible terms. the islamic commission of spain. in a separate incident, this information is coming from a catalan newspaper, they hav

it happened just before 9 last night on via deste. officers were called to the area after witnesses say a person was acting bizarrely and challenging people to a fight. the person refused to listen to officers commands and went into a home where they armed themselves with a gun. police negotiated with the person for a few hours before a fire was lit inside the home and the person came out the home with a shotgun. that's when officers shot him. the person was pronounced dead at the scene. fire crews put out the fire inside the home. no officers or other people were hurt. we'll bring you more information on this story as it enters our newsroom. <"i'm a little shocked you know. well i know there's some creepies that live around here, but i didn't know something like that would happen you know. things happen everywhere, so you never know if you are going to be safe somewhere you know. i think there's creepies everywhere, so you know you can't really be shocked when something like this happens."> ( terisa ) thanks lydia. we will check back

the attack happened in the. tourist area the pictures now you're seeing there a warning the horrific of course we will be showing similar pictures in this following report and through the hour. i. well someone who was all not street very soon after the attack is not only done by the police at a local journalist in barcelona thanks for being a run and speaking to us what is the latest now happening in the city last night we're speaking we're awaiting a news conference we heard the latest figures twelve people dead eighty injured what else are you hearing there are enough please. ok yes so we're currently hearing that the president of the council of government which demands is giving a speech and just. letting everybody know that you know they're responding accordingly and they're issuing a silent minute tomorrow at twelve and as you confirm yeah there's been over eighty wounded and so far there are confirmed. victims so yeah but everyone's still a bit on hold trying to hear more about the attackers and you know t

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that's not what happened here. he had over a day. we knew what happened. we knew someone was dead and we knew who they had in custody and who the groups were. there was no reason to offer anything vague as a way of being measured. that doesn't make sense logically. >> chris, the most important thing you mentioned there was the equivalence. the thing that the president has to wipe off the board is that there's any equivalence between these hate groups and anybody else he might have been referencing. that is on him this week. he is going to have to do that himself. i think that's critically important in a situation like this, going forward. and that's on him. we all know that he operates somewhat independently, even of his own staff and that's his burden as we start the week. >> simone, give me your last word. >> we need to hear from the president of the united states today and hear him say the words white supremacy, kkk, neo nazis and we actions to follow up with those words, reverse the policy change that the united states of america no longer is looking a

let me bring you up—to—date with what is happening in barcelona.e than 100 people injured from the barcelona van attack. —— ministry of the interior. 13 people dead but that could rise. joining me from barcelona is a senior research associate at the barcelona centre for international affairs. i would like to know your thoughts on this attack. well, my thought is that this attack in barcelona follows a series of attacks in europe where large cities have been attacked as symbols by isis or by isis—inspired militants. we don't really know if there is a connection with isis but we know individuals have carried out these attacks with very little technology and they have been inspired by islamic state or daesh. diego, we have to leave it there. it is good to have your individual thoughts and this is something we will continue to investigate. stay with the bbc and on the news channel and bbc world, and we will continue to follow this story. there is a live website as well. thank you very much for being with us for this edition of outside source. see you s

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it is a shock it has happened.ple not only from this part of the world the right around the world to come to barcelona and see what a beautiful city it is? the world to come to barcelona and see what a beautiful city it is7m is just see what a beautiful city it is7m isjust an see what a beautiful city it is7m is just an attack on freedom and people who want to live happy lives, i guess. it is important we have compassion for people around the world. not everyone is bad. it is important we carry on and keep on living the way we live. 13 killed, dozens injured, what are your feelings about the people who did this? devastating. how are you going to feel? it is on my street, where i live. i walk the street every day, i feel happy, vibra nt. live. i walk the street every day, i feel happy, vibrant. it is devastating. very sad. and you will just be carrying on with life as normal? of course. it is a bit of a shock, you don't expect it on your doorstep, but if you don't, what are you going to do? stay at home all day like

we're seeing a reaction to what happened in barcelona and what happened yesterday in u.s. markets. futures pointing to marginally lower opens following on yesterday's big losses the s&p 500 opening up down 3 points if futures stay where they are the dow down about 11 points as for asia, we saw weakness there carry over from the markets. indexes mostly in the red. the nikkei off by a percent. the hang seng off by a percent the shanghai just about flat the kospi is off by 0.1% as for europe, negativity continues there. some major markets there, the dax in germany off by close to a percent. the cac in france off by over a percent as is the ftse 100 in the uk >> travel and leisure the worst performing sector in early trade in europe. >>> a massive manhunt is underway in spain for the terrorist who drove a van into a crowd of pedestrians in the heart of barcelona yesterday early this morning spanish police confirmed a separate suspected terror attack in the coastal town of cambrils here's what we know. 13 people are confirmed dead and more than 100 others areinjure in the barcelona atta

it's epic what happened. it happened in texas and texas can handle anything. >> reporter: there have been some arrests for looting. overall things have been orderly. rescues continue around the clock. strangers coming from far and wide. and at least nine people are confirmed dead this morning. for now rescue officials will focus on rescues with their efforts shifting to recovery in the coming days. back to you. >> a little break from the rain as well. >> moving through louisiana right now around lake charles and most of cameron parish at this point. a lot of that rain spreads from louisiana over to mississippi and alabama. where we see some of the outer rain bands. this is a very large system that continues to bring copious amounts of rain. and this will be moving off to the north and east over the next several days, moving into parts of the tennessee valley and bringing the potential of another 4 to 8 inches of rain for those areas away from the coastline and we'll continue to monitor that throughout the day

of what happened in london so we were very concerned about what could be happening next.was going on. then a second wave of people came through with a lot more screaming and shouting, followed by armed police. as they swept through the market area, they seemed to be looking very carefully and very cautiously through the area, store to store, then they disappeared up one of the many alleyways that come off the market area. we were basically sat there for 30—45 minutes, with sirens and a lot of screaming. there were a few other people running from other directions, quite a lot of confusion on the ground as to where this was. and we saw pictures on twitter, showing the incident at las ramblas and at this point it was very quiet. we thought it was all clear. everyone has been evacuated away from las ramblas. that was steve, another british man on holiday in barcelona talking about how he ran from the area and ran into a local bakery. just to try and bring you right up to date with those facts as we understand them... police in barcelona say that this was a terrorist attack wh

we'll explain how it happened in a live report.l you where and what is being done to keep you safe. and ahead in gary's world... a cat custody battle in st. louis.. the state of panda, why don't major leaguers shake hands after the game.. j-lo and a-rod have a lunch that helps a player out a slump ( mark ) and an east bay mother and nurse is deported overnight. hear more of what she said before she boarded a flight to mexico. ( terisa ) and a candlelight vigil held overnight in the wake of violence in virginia. see the new efforts to keep a white nationalist rally from taking place in the bay area. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's another cool morning around the bay. temps are, once again, in the 50s and low 60s. skies will open up this afternoon giving way to a

no way did this happen. that's blake henderson's phone getting sucked out of the window of his own plane. he was trying to get a cool shot of the world war i plane in the. >> i thought no way does the phone survive the crash from a thousand feet. it did. less than a minute later, i went no way again. some dude in his back yard happened to be trimming the hedges and approximately six and a half minutes after that, no way does this happen. >> here's a phone. >> that's when one o spots it, says here's your phone. must have dropped it. >> this ain't my phone. >> the guy realizes, hold on a second. mine's in my pocket. where'd this come from? they notice it's recording, but they don't seem to be concerned about that. th where it endsat. we've got blake henderson. how you doing, blake? >> hello, phoenix. >> blake, this is outrageous. first of all, a lot of people claiming it's fa akebo.ut that? >> it's definitely not fake. this is the real deal, believe it or not. i was chasing down a vintage plane with a bit of p

is what happens inside their own borders. and i give a little conclusion in the book, let's imagine adult supervisor, this hypothetically. and would say to xi and trump, the biggest question you have to solve is whether your society can govern itself. look at the american society, you have to say you have a dysfunctional democracy. it ain't worth it. and if it continues not to work, it will be decisive and to xi, u are trying to retro an authoritarian system in which a society has smartphones and it's not going to work in that environment and you have to loosen adapttations. the biggest question is how does china manage its affairs and how do we manage our affairs. charlie: i asked yu who he most kaoping.nd he said >> i asked him about xaoping and he said this guy is extremely impressive. charlie: i said to him, who hould i meet in china? >> somebody that was a lot like him. t he said about ping, he had iron in his soul. nd sent him off to the countryside and almost died. his sister committed suicide. he thought of getting ou

it's not going to happen. neil: oh, it's going to happen. it's going to happen.n fighting since he's been walking. neil: he's going to win. why don't you agree with me? >> well, because floyd's been fighting since he's been walking, you know? and this is connor's first boxing match. neil: i think you're antiirish. you have a problem with the irish people. >> i love italian americans. i love irish americans. i love. neil: he's going to win, and it's because they're trying to rig it, john, so that they -- the guy can't even do what he does, ultimate fighting. so they've made it almost predestined that it's down to a boxing match and this guy has no chance, and i don't know. sometimes when you stack the deck, the deck stacks back at you, and i don't even know what that means. >> well, i can tell you that the center of the sports world will be the t-mobile arena this saturday night. and the only way that connor wins this fight is if floyd gets into the rink and some of those $100 bills falls out of his shorts, he slips on one of the $100 bills and connor gets a lucky

the financial activity is not happening in banks, it's happening outside banks.ge funds and the like. gillian: it is still a very distorted financial system. with theuestion federal reserve raising rates is what on earth is going to happen as rates begin to go up and normality returns. landing,e be a smooth or will we turn around and discover actually the whole system today is propped up on confidence in central banks? monday chairman of the ecb made a famous statement, we will do what it takes -- they gave confidence to the system. years, that last 10 confidence turned out to be more durable than the confidence in private banks a decade ago. charlie: china is a big problem. support of central banks is a big problem. gillian: one of the big issues is cybersecurity. nobody has yet to work out what would happen if -- charlie: why did they do that? i do understand why they can't figure out what to do if there is a hacking of some significant financial institution. gillian: there is a very unequal power balance. the banks are doing a remarkable job hitting better in

it's all "happening now" ." we begin with this fox news alert as we await remarks from president trump and nevada following a fiery speech last night in arizona, hello and welcome to the second hour of "happening now" ." i'm jon scott. >> melissa: i melissa francis, the president traveling to reno to deliver a speech to the american legion national convention, signed a bill making it easier for veterans to pay for benefits. this comes after the president's campaign style rally in phoenix, where he blasted the media, criticized arizona's two republican senators and threatened a government shutdown if congress doesn't fund his border wall. chief white house white house correspondent john roberts his life with more. >> good afternoon to you, the president will have another friendly crowd to speak to toda today, he likes going back to nevada as well, there are a number of times as a candidate even though the state did eventually go hillary clinton's way in the november election. the speech he will give today, quite

i expected something bad to happen.ut i didn't think the sun would melt or whatever. >> i don't know, i think trump has his own cosmic situation. jesse: what happens if you have sex during the eclipse. >> pregnant. >> i'm pregnant? >> with emotion? >> with a baby. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. theoretical fizzist mitch yoaf today you is here to -- michio kaku is here to tell me more about the eclipse. where will you be during the eclipse. >> in missouri. jesse: is it going to be total darkness at that time of the day on monday? >> that's right. for two minutes and 30 seconds, the birds will stop chirping. animals will start to go to sleep. you will see the stars in the daytime. jesse: people say there is mass animal confusion during a full solar eclipse. >> their normal cycle is disrupted. so they think it's nighttime and they start to go to sleep. they center to go through the motions. jesse: ways the folk lower behind a solar eclipse? >> it started in 1133. the son of louie the first

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and it can happen and happen in our lifetime. with that said, my topic today is about -- and here's a long title. mars analog astronautics onulation training technology for martian settlement. don't focus on one word. it's not about that labeling. it's about the experience. that's what makes us human. having experiences, and then sharing those experiences and the knowledge we acquire and the skills and what can we create? that is what excites me. that is why i want to excite every single one of you. and everyone out there in the virtual world out there, get excited because this is such a unique time. but first, disclosure. this is my passion. this is my full-time -- it's not work -- it is something i am driven to do. that's why i want to inspire people. is, but it is something you are so passionate about. it doesn't matter. you dream about it, you sleep and you're thinking about it because it is a deep calling. you are so inspired. out of my many years of doing all these different things, it now inates right these organizations,

i killed my son. >> reporter: nobody think -- >> nobody thinks it'll happen to them until it happens. >> reporter: chase's death was more than 700 heat stroke fatalities of children left in cars since 1998. an average of 37 per year. the first seven months of this year have been the worse in terms of heat related deaths. >> all cars should include sensors that can simply save lives. >> reporter: to prevent these tragedies, senator richard bloomingfa -- blumenthal introduced legislation that would require automobile makers to install sensors in automobiles to prevent fatalities. >> consumers want this product. >> reporter: general motors started offering a sensor for some models. but the proposed mandates would miss the car buyers who need it most, they say, because so few parents of young children buy new cars. >> the senators believe the added cost of the feature would be minimal. he says he expects it to draw strong bipartisan support and expects to see it on new cars as soon as 2019. >> it's not just hot days. it could be as mild as 75 degrees outside. and within one hour inside yo

, this has not happened in two areas, andi happen, this has not happened in two areas, and i told abdaiay. let's talk basic human rights. i am sure mr vice president you have seen the shocking videos... shocking. of what appear to be iraqi forces executing men, we don't know who they are, in mosul after the end of they are, in mosul after the end of the conflict. we've seen one graphic video of an individual being thrown offa video of an individual being thrown off a cliff and shot. how can the iraqi government allow this to happen, given the history of iraq over the last 15 years? because this plays into more extremism. because this has gone out of the hands of the government. this has gone into the government. this has gone into the militia ares and to the lawless people, and indeed to a government thatis people, and indeed to a government that is unable to control the situation in mosul. this is one i refer to the collateral damage that has been happening. let alone what i have witnessed and seen myself, people living, displaced people, living really beneath what animals live in iraq

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did that happen? >> no, that didn't happen.anding up and hopefully, you know, i'd like to think there are signs to prove that. because the truth is the truth. >> reporter: the prosecution believes that molly and her father killed him with malice. they turn to the past. you had run witness who used to work with tom martens and he said he didn't like his son-in-law. >> he actually said, that son-in-law, i hate him. >> reporter: but lots of fathers hate their sons in law. how do you get murder center. >> well, a lot of the fathers don't end up with a dead son-in-law and a baseball bat in hand. >> reporter: did you murder your son-in-law? >> no, i didn't murder my son-in-law. and i would challenge any reasonable man, much less a reasonable father to say that this was a necessary force. i used the force that was necessary to end the threat. >> reporter: but at trial, prosecutors challenge the notion there ever was a threat that night. going on so far as to float a possible motive for murder esch. that jason may have been considering

why does that happen what does have what has to happen for cities to be adjusted to renewable energy there are so many visionary cities today that are moving very strongly in the direction of sustainability in renewable energy so of course you cannot install acres of solar panels or huge wind when farms in the middle of cities but what it cities can do is have their procurement policies favor the procurement of renewable electricity over others that gives a very strong signal to investors and that's happening in many places you know san francisco like groover. there are cities in the u.s. which are actively doing this there are big companies in the u.s. based in the cities who are actively preferring renewable energy procurement over others so this provides a signal to the investors in power generation from renewables to invest more power generation increases the cities said with renewable electricity but there are other ways of doing it also and in the future would be going to see more and more rooftop solar in most countries with this decentralized system what we need is a grid sys

how could it happen pattern of happened hadn't happened this was out happens ya'll this is how it happens so let's look at it is a sunni to america no apparently it is not unique to america in fact if you look at the list of where they then go on to say that you know that mortality rate is increasing and therefore pension costs are decreasing it's not places like france or germany or spain or europe where you know they have a different sort of economic model no it's the other english speaking countries like new zealand and canada and britain or us canada and britain where there is seen this increase in mortality and therefore celebrating their reduced pension costs they say the broader trend isn't unique to the us a july publication from the institute of faculty of actuaries in the united kingdom found that the us canada and britain have all experienced some really slowing gains since two thousand and eleven that report suggests that the combination of the recession and cuts to social safety net per. rams may have played a role quote these signs should be taken as warnings that were sent

we can't let that happen.hot earlier. the big guys with the guns lining times square and hopefully we will see that throughout other cities here in the u.s. protecting our homeland. on the day after this. and, you know, again, the question becomes how long do they stay there in that sort of heightened posture? do we want to live in that society for the rest of our lives? steve: they stay there as long as it takes. abby: nothing brings western society more than a terror attack. we heard that from the president and vice president yesterday. we are standing by our allies. we will give them anything they need, of course, to get through this difficult time. steve: you are looking live at images out of barcelona. where people of barcelona have come to the main towns square to salute people who died yesterday just out and about just living their lives. abby: a week that they're for sure never forget. steve: coming up on this friday, stopping global terror may start at one of its main sources. the country of syria. is