and your question because people always ask are you going to published on a hasse? did you? and i don't i don't know the answers to that. we came close to doing the preparations. >> i wanted to do that as a standalone however eight years in power was born chris jackson his editor they got together so that article became a part of that book and that is perfect. so we came close to re-publishing that but i don't know about his original work i actually sent tom a a hasse his first book in the world and me it became the beautiful struggle. it didn't have did have a title but the first book was a beautiful struggle but at the time he and i discussed it was just some essays. but the thought is he didn't need to publish a book with me she needed to be at a commercial publisher that could support his work that a small a small black press like ours could not also make it pay him an advance which he deserved that he needed that advance and i cannot pay him that. if i publish the work it could be a vanity job because i'm publishing because he's my son. looking into the commercial world

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the p usident hassed dehumanizing terms to ange ofim at a political rivals, but his recent attacks questioning the inlligence of african-americans in politics and pop culture have come under scrutiny. >> this holutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with the president calling out someone's lack of integrity. >> reporter: but manigault newman says a new recording, not confirmed by nbc news, labacks up her cs. she c says itaptures a the ussion during 2016 campaign about the alleged "n" word tape with other aides, including with then-spokesperson katrina pierson who seemed to address the charges. >> he said it. he's embarrassed. >> reporter: prson says the conversation is incorrectly characterized. "apprentice" producer mark burnett did not respond to our request for comment. they are planning to gshut her down by forcer into arbitration over a non-disclosure agreement. as the voicesow, including actor tom arnold and aan me lester. >> she had a lot to say, not just issues of race today. she tald aboutther accusations against the president. what were they? >> reporter: she d, lester.

political change on the floor all right thank you very much anderson is with all the latest from nap right hass in tel aviv. now here's the rebels in yemen say they've attacked taking khalid ebay since out in saudi arabia using an armed cuss if one drone if they say they targeted a runway used by the saudi an m rashid a coalition to launch as strikes on yemen the rebels unveiled a cost of one drone last year and have previously used it to attack a saudi aramco facility and an airport in saudi arabia i'm going to doe has the latest from neighboring djibouti a spokesman for the who fought to say that they are tucked out of runway on the king's college in the south of so that a b. which is mainly used by sodhi and. fly to jets to carry out the talks on the positions of filthy fighters inside yemen he called the targets justified and said this is a rule and that they were fighting so d. and u.e. attempts to try and impose an popular government all the people of yemen it's not the first time who with the fight is claimed to have cut of alpha talks deep in saudi and you eat territory last week they c

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. >> i am richard hass burke. i work at tremble as a market manager. i have been involved in the slave trade project, which is a philanthropic project that trimble has been working on for 3-4 years that. is part of that project, jobie has asked us to come and talk -- document some of the slave houses in the virginia area. so, with this particular house we are trying to capture laser scans of the entire exterior and interior of the house. and when we laser scan, we run our scanner on a tripod, and replace it with panoramic, a camera that can take panoramic slr images. and, we can map the color from those images onto the laser scan., that provides a point cloud of three-dimensional point cloud from which we can pull models using our sketch up software, or we can use our other software packages to pull measurements and other kinds of useful information out of them. >> how did trimble get involved in doing this philanthropic project? >> one of the vice presidents, brent vosburgh is very passionate about africa. he has spent many years there. as part of tha

donald trump has been the catalyst that hasse awakened her of people like yourself and i'm very optimistic about some itco. this because we have awakened in america we care about our country are veteransre care abot an octogenarian i will you thisa that is the point of my lastto t chapter that it people to laughp at some of us have been there for a while like i say in the book a hitman going screw it ie. am running for office under my own name than death like the so lost their media has done that have lost s their minds with trump theyashig mennot control the same time tith you cannot some concern. after meeting with present and y told him directly about his language was not and the fakerns news ists untrue and. violence. >> journalists have to worry about that potentiality that jump supporters hasivncee to tt acthrown at them at the rally in santa cruz i do know if that's for the rights 200 judge throwsm out the night york, and one guy- one who attended, cold-cocked, head smashed into the con cream look like he was dead, just lying there in the video. carted off to the hospital. this week

. >> additional charges were filed against joseph deangelo, including crimes that hass tell also announced they intend to prosecute diane gentleman low in sacramento. >> reporter: sixattorney's de sacramento. >> reporter: six district attorney's announced they'll be working as one team on one enormous case against a many known as the golden state killer and east by a rapist. >> the complaint filed today against joseph james deangelo reflects the shear criminal breadth, geographic scope, and the generational impact of this very significant case. >> reporter: deangelo faces 13 counts of murder with 18 special circumstance more than two dozen weapons charges, but tuesday, prosecutors added an additional 13 counts of kids napping in the course of robbery. four of those cases involve rape in concord, and danville in 1978 1979, two of those cases have dna evidence. >> deangelo could face four life sentences plus alleged cri kidnapping during the course of robbery. thankfully, we can now hold someone accountable for those crime asks seek justice for our victims. >> reporter: the prosecutors could

he's said next question, he's butted in to them as they're questioning the witnesses, but he also hassed ed a moadmon, he's told them to rein in their facial expression, stop rolling your eyes at me and indicating to the jury that you're having to deal with this idiot judge as he put it. and then he said to the prosecutors, he said, look, i just don't want to give away my facial expression. he basically accused him of having tears in your eyes. and then he said he did not have tears in his eyes. >> he's been a judge for years. this is judge t.s. ellis. >> thank you so much for that. next here, she says, quote, the america we know and love doesn't exist anymore. >>> massive demographic changes have been foisted on the american people, and they're changes that none of us ever voted for and most of us don't like. >> yeah, didn't in there. going on to partly blame legal immigrants for her unwanted shift in american demographics, let's discuss that, next. are you taking the tissue test? yep, and my teeth are yellow. time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-acce

apple hass that become the fabric of our lives. it is testimony that this is something we don't even think about how much we rely on apple's devices and that means that is one piece -- it also means the company is so big right now it has an unfair advantage over a lot of other companies given the market cap, the stock it has. if they ever wanted to acquire companies, they have leverage. and last, it is a wonderful reminder to people to stick to one or two things exceptionally well. in apple's case, it has been one thing. tim cook got a lot of heat over the years for not going on in the phone, coming out with a cheaper phone and mass-market, and he got distracted or m&a, but for not doing he stuck to what he believed in and that was a third piece i take away from this milestone. emily: i have a chart showing apple at the top, but trailed by amazon, alphabet, microsoft in a pack rising behind apple. mark, you make the point in your story that tim cook has had a lot of successes come even though he has caught a lot of flack for not be

when i'm headed to tall hass see, i'm not going to say, no, it must come from this state. and get rid of the lips to kill. >> before you go to tallahassee to be governor, be with me this afternoon in clearwater as protester. >> i will be there. thank you. thank you for coming down and raising awareness. it's so important. people like you, reverend, that bring the awareness up to the level so everyone knows how unjust this is and how it must be. i thank you for coming and leading the rally. >> well thank you. >> i'll be at your side. >> thank you so much. earlier this week, tallahassee, florida mayor called on governor rick scott to suspend the stand your ground law, pending review by lawmakers. he's been out early and often on this issue. he, also, is running for democratic candidate in florida. he joins me now, tallahassee mayor and democratic candidate for mayor, andrew gillham. mayor, it's good to see even opponents in a primary can come together on this issue. let me show you tape of the actual shooting of this young man that we are rallying in clearwater this afternoo

"even skwraeupl clapper hassed a monished john brennan to having gone totalally off the rails. --" >> someone on cnn notified me about the tweet and i actually don't pay too mup attention to them anymore and just to be clear i wasn'ted a monishing john. i'm in support of him. i think this illustrates just how political this security clearance is when he things i'm trying to curry favor to keep my clearance which has nothing to do with anything. the tweets sort of amising. >> you have the same response to his tweets about you as i do to his tweets about me. just brush it off your shoulder and -- >> exactly. >> thank you, always a pleasure. >>> when we come back, what could he say full of secret said? what could it mean to the stormy daniels case? >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. president trump under mounting pressure as former allies abandoned him. a fallout kpheupbg fast as furious as his former attorney pleaded guilty and implicated his boss in paying hush money. he was awake in the we hours this morning tweeting his favorite refrains about witch hunts and collusions. today

i'm looking at the arc of an action, not just thinking and hass, but an action that some very compelling drama to , as we say which today, is highly problematic, but without which we might not be here as the nation that we are. in a sense, hamilton created the nation. in an economic sense. the thing is, the details of that story get left out. you would not think they get left out, it is the reason he is famous, secretary of the treasury. you would not think they would get left out, there have been a lot of biographies of hamilton, and yet they do get left out not here, the -- museum of american finance, necessarily, but people do not necessarily like to hear the words the economic nation, or the word finance. i am writing a book on this subject and my agent said to me when i was pitching it to him, i would say, the financial -- he would say, don't say finance. we are trying to picture book here people might want to read. don't say finance. i am like, i've got you. every once in a while, the buzzer goes off when i see the word. hamilton would use the word, that the connotations without ar

kind of confused why the weather service hass this.round the gaithersburg area and arod quince orchard. we'll watch as the storm moves on through the rest of the area. ohis is a big one in time. this is coming iarts of d.c. over the next hour. much more on this. amelia joins me in ten minutes. >> see you in a little bit. we inviteou todownload our nbc washington app. you'll be able to access our live interactive rad and you'll be able to watch our hour-by-hour forecast right in the palm of your hand. pat in. >> secret recordings and bitter recriminations and angry backlash. the former white house aide omarosa manage yacht wman is promoting her book and sharing another audio clip with nbc news. >> reporter: omarosa is out with mo attacks on the president, and the president is firing back. today former white house staffer and reality tv star omarosa manage fault newman revealed a cond audio tape. >> omarosa, what's going on? >> reporter: a secretly recorded convsation with the preside a day after her firing last year? >> they run a big o

see some hazy conditions once again through parts of the north bay and of course, very poor, in fact hassir quality and highs today will range from 60s at the coast to mid-90s in some of the warme warmest locations. breezy conditions, and san francisco 68 and oakland, 75 degrees and 84 degrees and again, look for hazy skies through parts of the north bay. lake port getting up to 93 and we'll see mid to upper 80s through santa rosa and napa. vallejo at 84 degrees and there's an adobo festival. plenty of sunshine and warming up to near 80 and by 7:00 tonight it will still be near 70 degrees. the salute to heroes today tomorrow, upper 80s with hazy sunshine. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have mild and warm conditions today and plenty of sunshine. tomorrow, slightly cooler as we see a cooler air mass dropping down tonight into tomorrow morning bringing temperature testimonis down by a couple of degrees. it rebounds monday and by wednesday and thursday we'll see triple digit heat inland and those will be the hottest days of the week and upper 80s possible and it will be a grea

. >> all of this rain hasse cau huge headaches at a popular park at a beach in rappahannock beach. crews are working hard to cart off truckads of debris that is washed downstream. bureau chief julie carey is live in stafford county with a look at that mess. jules? >> reporter: wendy, don't you know it's raining again, and can't you tell this is supposed to be a parking lot. i'm told there owes gravel beneath this mud some place. on a nice summer night folks will be filng up the lot heading down to the beach to watch the sunset and nobody has been allowed inside this park, and its closure having a big impact on nearby businesses. >> the rappahannock river is will be bam inside its banks, but look at the dodge that's been done in falmouth park. some of the most recent floodwaters swept through in late june and mud covers the parking lot and coats the bike trial andri hcal markers muddied or knocked down and won't be any cookouts any time soon. >> large number of debris and trees. rees, portions of >> last weekend was the first one dry enough to start cleanup and county crees hauled a

the law enforcement hass to be prepared to meet the threat, and this is an emerging threat for people whatever reason or purpose or whatever perverse ideological beliefs they have, have decided that going into places like this and shooting it up is the way to go. fred, it is depressing, but it could have been a lot worse if the law enforcement did not move in as quickly as they did. >> yes, while you are looking at the live picture here, and the earlier shot images, too, you can see the squad cars on the outside of this establishment. but you have painted the picture when the police likely responded, they moved right in. we talked to an eyewitness earlier who said that his first instinct was to go into the bathroom and lock the door, and he emerged once it sounded, you know o, safe know, safe. it was quiet. this is a difficult situation for the police to respond, because right, they are going in there with the caution, and also looking at the injure and looking at trying to tend to and assess the situation, but describe for us if you could, what police are up against when they are, yo

the sheriff describes it as the saddest living conditions and poverty he hass ever seen with the kidsng dirty rags for clothing and they were starving. joining us now with more is monique -- i read to this morning. it took my breath away. tell us what you know. >> so it's certainly heart breaking. the children are in our custody now. and you know, our focus has been and continue to be, really, the safety and well-being of these children. >> laura: what do they look like? >> we can't ever really talk specifically about the. >> laura: generally, their condition. it was written about they were starved, that they were deprived of water, basic sanitation, no education. you can't confirm or deny any of the details? i think the american people want to know about this. it's that horrific. >> laura: what we do in a situation like this, the very first thing that we do is really make sure we get the most basic needs met. so ensure that we're getting the children food, water, that we get them cleaned up and clothing and we ask a lot of other assessments that need to occur, medical assessments, ma

people in the mornings the town is still quiet but one person is already working tirelessly danniella hass has to make sure that all the screenings go smoothly and safely no matter how unusual the location. because like i get to seal off the payouts are grown to complain when we have to make some compromises given the size they're really going to get you'll hardly find a satellite versity anywhere else it's one of a kind you have to see it for yourself. or. look on his old town is just a five minute walk from largo majority. the alleyways all around the sun to antonio about a parish church lead to the town's oldest restaurants. the movie stars can relax chat and eat like royalty in these establishment most of the film festival cinemas are also in the old town district. early evening on the piazza grand danniella hosp reefs his security team one last time. the eight thousand seats under the sky are gradually filling up this evening screening is the world premiere of the german film what doesn't kill us directors under the net or back gets ready for her walk down the red carpet but just as s

they presented to me when walked floo the white house because i knew from my prior time in the white hasse, thisy secretary tour of duty working in the white house, i worked forhe clintons prir, that this was not something that was acceptable. >> but aga, u say a lot of corruption in the white house, what are you referring to, and do you have evidence that you are going to bring to the authorities. >> absolutely. but i will reserve that for theh ities, i will not have an opportunity to till the expanse of corruption that i observed while i was there. >> not in the court of public opinion but in the court of law because it is very, very serious. >> woodruff: so you are going ro hire. >> i have a very, y incredible, capable legal team which is why i speak so strongly and assertively about the things that i have seen. and the things that i intend to share with the american people in coming day>> woodruff: you in that you close out the become by writing rest assured there san army of people who oppose president trump and his policies. they are working sigh lenly and tireilessly to make sure he

hass: one institution that decided, the pboc. i started the show with this chart. the longest losing streak on the yuan since the inception of the data we collect. do you think the pboc has had enough of a decline? is the pboc aching silence? -- breaking silence? the yuan was15, the lightning rod for panic about the health of the chinese economy. i do not think from an institutional point of view the pboc would like the yuan default too far. if it falls a little, that might help upset the tariffs. the key thing from a trump-china point of view is how does the consensus look for trump? you have a strong u.s. economy boosted by fiscal stimulus of supply-side reform. you have a china economy which is experiencing what is a normal slowdown in its underlying natural trend growth rate as it becomes more advanced. it is also from a potential bank policy point of view having to manage this credit excess. tweets,ee mr. trump's trade tariffs are working, if you look at the headline numbers, you might think that was true. he may actually just hit on this ail, the trade war na

sophina hass was wonderful at mass to me selection he reveals just how the system works some people used to give money and as you know most of the people are in need of money because of the present political situation and it starts from one hundred dollars per person to fifteen hundred per person to give his. people in poor state they came to us asking for money but we told them this is against the law on the other hand if you cannot pay for their rent we can support you. but the most important thing. is. we were very very very busy. to feed us told us he'd met over a thousand people for help. foundation claims to have been supporting families long before the elections including running soup kitchens but his church didn't hurt his candidacy equally many voters are just as willing to take advantage. of a policy will help. and. critics say lebanon's distinctive constitution inevitably lends itself to abuse and is the main reason why the country is often cited as one of the most corrupt in the middle east it's almost always been the politicians but. it takes. a much wealdstone show here. fo

pope would have come here and not just -- but got none his knees and acknowledged the truth of what hass happened 15 years agogo ability to that to happen. this is late. and for any acknowledgment of the abuse issue to be an afterthought is reprehensible. amy: in a letter to catholics around the world, pope francis condemns the church's cover-up ofecades of sexual abuse by priests. but are the pope's comments too little, too late? as more than catholic 1000 theologians, educators, and lay leaders call for u.s. bishops to submit their resignations to the pope, we speak to sister simone campbell, a vocal critic of the church's male hierarchy. the hehead of network, which has nuns in the bus. then prisoners across the country are set to go on strike today in a mass mobililization demanding improved living conditions, greater access to resources, and the end of what they describe as modern day slavery. >> it is prisoners that have drafted this list of domains and prisoners i continue to communicate wiwith us and relate to us the conditions a face, the retaliation they face when they try to s

exactly ten years ago, next week, john mccain hasse was nominated by the republican party for president of the united states. and we sometimes think of this as inevitable that barack obama would have been elected and that john mccain was never really in contention. but i looked up just a day ago. in early september, 2008, john mccain was running four points ahead of barack obama, mainly for the first half of september, 2008. right before the lehman brothers crash and the economic collapse. this was someone who at least had a serious chance of becoming president of the united states. he was defeated by barack obama. just as in 2000, he was defeated in the primaries by george w. bush. and it is so clack john mccain, there was a report that i presume is true last spring that when john mccain is laid to rest and the plans are to do that from the national cathedral, washington cathedral here in the capital, he asked that at least among those giving his eulogies would be george w. bush, barack obama. they were always rivals, never enemies. >> michael beschloss, as a presidential historian as

we think the market [indiscernible] we see more opportunities than hass because the market discountedues and the sentiment has been so weak that they turn a blind eye to some really powerful than elements? major policyn a slowdown ining a deleveraging and the fiscal stance? have ahanges should positive impact down the road? 'how do investor >> position in his environment -- how do investors position in this environment? overdone.ns have been our risks bysing taking positions on individual stocks. long-term investments remain unchanged. financials. we like independent power producers, some discretionary's with strong, local brand recognition. discretionaries with strong, local brand recognition. still waiting for the trade data to come out. donna is still with me. i know you are an economist. on the one hand, you have u.s. equities near an all-time record high. on the other hand, you have a chinese market in the doldrums. is that indicative of how they perceive the trade war? i'm sure it's deeper than that. >> it's a very critical layer that needs to be highlighted. the deleveraged cam

these are administrative buildings here one interesting thing about this fort although it also hass ruins, preserved the footprint of the fort itself. most other 19th-century force that are made of adobe in the southwest, they are gone, except for the footprint on the ground. you can get a feel for what this area was like. this is also the only part of .he fort that was two stories this building right here that is made of stone. you might wonder why there would be a stone building inside of a -- an adobe fort. had a jail that was constructed out of stone, you were probably going to stay put. it looks very much like this one had two rooms, to sell areas. there was a courtroom in the second story. one of the things they know about the siliceous or share is that they were frequently in trouble. nearby community. they liked to visit with the women they found in the community. was --y on an area average month, there might be seven or eight soldiers who probably up in this -- pretty secure jail. this right here is called the stanley port. this is the formal interest into the port -- into the fo

this is hass he's 18. fo,as long as he can rememb he's worked in his family's rice fields.as has so happy? because hassan is actually one of the smartest kids in thisun y. university exam calledtional konkour, and over a million people participate in this konkour, and in his special field, 150,000 peoe compete. and they compete for, basically, for a spot. you became number...? >> 21. >> erdbrink: 21.t 21 smarteskid... >> in country, and eighth in my field. >> erdbrink: eighth in your field. so 21 national, and eighth in his field. this is a super-high numr. >> erdbrink: since his results h proveds one of the smartest boys in iran, hassan has become a hero ithe village. and he can't move an inch without the whole village following him. (erdbrink speaking): (villagers applauding) >> thank you, thank you. >> erdbrink: the first to congratulate him was hisgr dfather. (erdbrink and grandfather (erdbrink speaking): (erdbrink speaking): (grandfather singing) >> erdbrink: granddad is mightily proud of hassan, if only because it gives him an excuse to burst into song. (grandfather s

southern hass city significant exposure to mexico.en mexico city and texas and businesses. you saw them jumping pretty significant yesterday on the preliminary deal. a big part of why you saw that john is the case for them is mexico exposure. that offers unique volume growth opportunities that the other railroads do not have. there has been a cloud over that given much of the business comes from automobiles. david: is this because the new deal will increase trade? or is this reversing what had happened because they are worried it was suppressed? latter.it is more the this more eliminate the worst-case scenario for kansas city southern. on see a maximum 25% tariffs automobiles, that would crush the business. ,nother thing is the new nafta doesn't change the game for cars out of mexico. a lot of them already comply with the 75% made in north america requirement. there is only a few models that will be affected. still questions around the wages requirement. there is not necessarily a change happening, which is great for kansas city south

having those decisions on the books and they hass created this sense that video games are are somehow different or, if you're portraying someone as they appeared in real life are, then you don't get protection whatever the genreso is, because if video games are just like films andec books and you're not protected doing that, then you're not protected from films and books either. and there was even a lawsuit filed by, believe it or not, manuel noriega. he said they're portraying me in that video game -- [laughter] >> and it did look a lot like him. [laughter] >> and what happened? >> the los angeles superior court judge said, with due respect to the ninth circuit and the third circuit, i'm not bound by you, and this is protected by the first amendment, and he threw the case out. and the noriega lawyers and he chose not to appeal. but the factam that lawsuit was brought shows us hour the pendulum had swung involving video games. >> well, let's go -- >> if i could just say -- >> yeah. >> i mean, i think, really, you know, you know, i don't think that it's fair to attribute all of that to

. >> while lovato just celebrated her sixth year of sobriety hass month "people" reports in recenh monthsernds that helped her get clean. one long time friend suggested she folded under the pressure of dfame sayingi never wanted to be a role model. her sobriety was a fight every single day. >> sources say sying healthy became almost too much pressure for her, and it was something tough for her to deal with and having it all out in the public eye. >> lovato issuing a call for help in june with her release io ju "sober." ♪ sorry prime minister i'm not sor anymore♪ >> lovato grew up in the spotlight entering show business at age seven. former member of her circle telling "people," h demi never a day off of she needs to get out of this whole system. this morni it remains clear if lovato will take a break from the stage or if her recovery will involve another stint in rehab. lovato will likely remain hospitalized for a few more days. it's a long road to recory, guys. >> certainly is, natalie. we're all rooting for her. >> thanks, nat. >>> good morning. weave a large number of thunderstorms. fort

hass a really good guy who literally weathered storm after storm in texas. i have a lot of family that grew up in houston. it is one reason i never came to texas to go to college. it was my mother's family and they were all aggies. i like the long ones better. i avoided that fight and went to georgia. all of my mom's family lives in the houston area. there are houses i went to as a kid that are no longer there. texas has changed and governor abbott has weathered these storm's with the state and seen the state overcome so much in the last few years. from fires in the west to flooding in the east. to make in texas well as someone from georgia who has consistently been right about the state to do business and. texas has stole that title away from us in the past couple of years. i first questions going to be very simple. there may be someone i work with you may be a radio producer of mine who got off the plane in texas and said i just think texas is overrated. it is from montana. i actually think that maybe texas hasn't been rated highly enough. i would like to

basically consumers are basically center for auto safety and advocates for highway and auto safety which hasspanies involved, who say, whoa, slow down here, you're not giving us enough consumer information, you're allowing hacking not to be regulated. th they're losing control of their vehicles due to some outside force, some criminal elements. but you have so many lines of computer code, it's a computer on wheels, it's extremely vulnerable to hacking. and it's not just one car at a ti time, it could be subject to hacking -- this legislation has got to be stopped. >> there is, as you say, there's a lot of promise, potentially in the idea of autonomous vehicles, fleets of vehicles for example, conceivably could transform so many different parts of society, and what many would argue as a positive way there's certainly lots of layers of regulation as well, aren't there, mr. nader not just at the federal level, but at the state and local level as well. >> the federal bill that passed the house and now is pending in the senate congress committee, pre-empts state regulation of autonomous vehicles,

. >> the investigators knew that sheryl's morning had included shopping in tal it hass see, cashing a e-mail to had her son in the army. they even had a last sighting. witnesses identified sheryl as the woman peacefully reading a book at this popular spot in the national forest. >> the couple i interviewed that saw her at the sinkholes were very adamant that that was her. >> but the trail had gone cold it at the tallahassee atm where a disguised man had withdrawn money using dunlap's banked cards. a month after sheryl went missing, the phones in florida were lighting up again. >> when he started had hitting the news media, our citizens here started seeing him and immediately recognizing him. and started calling. >> and that tip line kept ringing. one caller remembered an odd guy with a handsome red dog. that sighting led investigators down another national forest path and to another discovery. more remains. >> we were positive it with was mr. hilton, described the dog, the van. so that was one of the camps where the bones were found. >> deep in the national forest, five miles from whe

hass something ben bernanke quoted as calling eight wile e coyote moment.egative fiscal impulse to cause troubles for the u.s. economy. we are not forecasting recession. we would say the likelihood is high over a five-year period. it should mean some falling off. it may not be negative. growth in the united states is in the high 2's. francine: what does it mean for the fed rate hikes next year? fed will keep moving until he gets closer to neutral, closer to 3% and then see what happens. there is the negative fiscal impulse it has to be thinking about. it will keep going now. despite the turmoil in the emerging markets. the odds of a hike in september remain high. christian, should we hikese careful about rate given what the fed has done up in the last 10 years? >> difficult to say. from a european perspective and a currency perspective, when is the growth differential between the euro area and the u.s. going to peak? goings the differential to peak? our data shows that the relative movements and growth between those economies drive the exchange rate. we are

aguacates hass, cÁscara delgada, blandito al centro. y que la puntita sea verde clarito.e los grandes amores de aurelio casillas, con su personaje de corina saldaÑa, tiene unos ojos espectaculares. >>> aquÍ estÁ co... corina te iba a decir. (risas). >>> qui estÁ karla carrillo. >>> llegaste en medio de mucho chisme, muchas cositas cÓmo te sientes con tu participaciÓn en el seÑor de los cielos. >>> and muy chu laed. estoy contenta, emocionada, feliz, porque la respuesta del pÚblico ha sido muy buena. al principio estaba medio... es normal, creo que la gente se encariÑa con los personajes, conforme va pasando el tiempo y me gusta que termino de grabar esta semana y veo que la gente al poner mi Último post en instagram. la gente estÁ enganchada y convencida del personaje de corina y eso me pone feliz, contenta. >>> hay una evoluciÓn dentro del personaje tambiÉn. >>> hay muchos cambios, creo que esta temporada es uno de los personajes que ha tenido mÁs cambios. mas crecimiento, la hemos podido ver con looks distinto. uno con cabello negro, largo, otro con mi cabello pero cort

miner hass biggest profit rose 23%. they boosted dividends to 42%.on the outlook in china. >> we don't see any slowdown in china. copper,a little bit in but other than that, everything is going well. the concerns we have looking forward is if protectionism does take hold, it will have a dampening effect on the global economy. sebastian: global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. for affairs with a new issue out. the september issue is always an important event. never more important than the new issue. me, we are so dumb about the modern internet. the magazine is the world war web. it is absolutely brilliant. it's on stuff we don't know. with us is gideon rose, the editor. let me get right to it. the internet has lost its promise. sebastian: thank you for your kind words about the issue. think of this is a four at play. governmentt act, the creates the fundamentals of the internet. in act two, the united states pairs and partners with the private

much.it hass so been an ugly august for emerging markets. is one of the latest casualties. the latest currency crisis deepens after an emergency rate increase failed to stop investors from pulling out money.the record rate hike was an attempt to defend the peso after a lost more than half its value this year. we are joined by sebastian and christian and james. what i feel like i have learned this morning from what happened andhe indonesian rupiah what happened with the peso yesterday is that rate hikes don't always work. all,ey don't work at particularly if you are too late to the party. you have to be ahead of the curve if you want rate increases to work. your problem has to be monetary. it shouldn't be fiscal. what has happened in argentina and other places is that what has started as a monetary problem has become a fiscal problem. the dichotomy from a growth oriented government and a truly hawkish central bank, looking at cross purposes against each of them and policy the sponsors don't really work. nejra: talk me through what is happenin

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. >> how hass macy's reimagined you mentioned closing a number of stores there is that.gs around putting certain things on the bottom floor moving other things in a different place, what were the headlines in placies important moves made in terms of re-imagining. >> a number of things beside store base in line important to make sure the box itself the store itself had more reasons for consumers to experience that shop in store physical shopping experiencing one of the things and really led by the concurrent ceo worked with me many, many years a terrific job wanted to experiment with off price channel put inside the store snead of sout in outlet centers put it inside the store we were getting crossover shopping we are seeing, the consumers shopping at off price channel macy's consumer shopping why not bring them in the store, so and the store productivity had gone down we had space if you had three floors why not make first two full price fashion excitement on floor off price checkout stands different experience worked beautifully i think jeff now made the decision after