, hawk you as well. >> yes, of course, o., they call me hawk for a reason. known for flying. >> you want to show me a little something. >> yes. >> i'm not good at any of this i need help. >> what you got for me. >> look at this guy. >> this guy here. >> come on man watch this. >> i can't done any of that. >> watch me on youtube. >> took you one night to do this. >> here you go handled. >> ut, oh. >> how he does this at this time of the day i don't know. >> yeah. >> that's great. >> here we go. yeah. >> look at that. >> they call him hawk. >> i tried this earlier and hit myself in the face♪ nice, nice. nice. >> there you go. >> what you got? >> i like it. now, how do i get in. how do i get in on this. >> okay. >> hold my finger up. >> don't move. >> don't be nervous. >> okay. >> everyone is watching. >> i'm not going to look. >> easy, easy. >> i'm not looking look. >> like you've been doing it for years. >> that's about all i got. that's all i got this morning we'll come back in the 6:00 hour and hopefully by then i figure it out and they make me honorary mem

it allowed democrats to look like defense hawks and also allowed them to change the story from hillary clinton not keeping her e-mail secure to while donald trump once again cozying up. i don't see how it plays well to the campaign. >> to the bromance it's not a good look. >> i guess more towards toronto. if we are looking more. i think it was encouraging espionage. >> in terms of changing the subject i don't agree. what the media is eager to do is bury stories like the democratic e-mail scandal. it is with hillary clinton. i think what he did again is what he has been able to do since day one of the campaign which is absolutely dominate the media discussion. a lot of it, some of it i don't necessarily agree with but he makes other people talk about what he is talking about. >> it isn't creating an opening for democrats to pose as hawks if they can say, see, he is so tight with putin. it allows them to change the subject from the e-mails. >> i'm not so sure that their successful in portraying themselves as hawks. in 2012 the republican nominee was mocked. >> mocked by barack obama. >>

was that a hawk? was a hawk, i think, yeah. >> well, if you're flying like a hawk, but in an airplane instead, you can expect some delays in new orleans, houston and memphis. >>> now, to one of the most emotional moments from the democratic convention last night sparked by a group of women who lost their children in racially charged incidents. >> so they call themselves mothers of the movement, and they walked out to a standing ovation. they said not only did hillary clinton listen to their problems but she encouraged families to become part of the solution. among them there right there on stage, the mothers of sandra bland, jordan davis and trayvon martin. >> first of all, i'd like to say it's an honor to be here to stand with these mothers and be amongst you. i am an unwilling participant in this movement. i would not have signed up for this or any other mother that is standing here with me today, but i am here today for my son, trayvon martin, who is in heaven. >> now, the women say clinton is the

that last ingredient, the propulsion system enables the brothers to go to kitty hawk in the late fall, early winter of 1903 where they start readying their flying program. they have a crash. they are down for a couple of days. but it's december 17th, 1903 that they actually fly this airplane that you see behind me. it's that moment, that reaching of that actual -- getting into the air under the power and looking at all the technology here in terms of you have your aluminum engine, you have spruce propellers and spruce structural members. you have metal fittings and you have must listen fabric, pride of the west, horn of the brand. that all comes together in this system of the airplane that they create. after those four flights a big wind comes up at kitty hawk and the flyer tumbles and it's demolished. but they claim success, they pack it up and go back to dayton, where they are from, and they send a telegram to their father, success, four flights. and they make the announcement. this is really -- that's the very quiet way of saying that the aerial age has emerged. by 1905, in an impr

to win hawks. >> it's about judgment. attack hillary clinton for judgment you have to hold mike pence to the same standard. when it comes to positions on the war, he said he was against it, the only place we have him on record talking about this, he's for the invasion. >> that's his point of view. >> that was his point of view after the war. i found it interesting yesterday when he announced pence, he had one sentence where he was attacking free trade agreements. he said stupid people -- his words, stupid people have given us nafta and cafta. mike pence is a great guy. he didn't point out mike pence was a champion of that. >> revised muslim -- actually did not revie it last night in this "60 minutes" saying it will apply to people from certain territories. he said this before. the fact is trump revised this from being against countries to against muslim people generally from the countries they come from. >> talked to house people. they can't believe pence is going behind the muslim ban. >> he supports it. >> pence's value

is hillary a hawk? >> absolutely. but here's the thing. that -- >> are you going to call her a hawk? >> i think she's out of touch with what the american people want. >> is she more hawkish than most people are? >> she believes the united states should take a more aggressive role in determining people's fates outside of this country. >> she's a hawk when it comes to intervention but she's not a hawk when it comes to building up our military, our missile defense or going in targeted strikes against isis. but when it comes to nation building, that's her game. >> i think you're luring me into at that trap here. congratulations on one of the big speeches of your career for sure. i thought it was a little haranguing at times and then i thought it had a rousing ending. steve miller, the great paul manafort. >> speaking of housi rousing en thank you for the rousing endings. hours of coverage yet to go and then we've got philadelphia. but don't even get us started. we have a veep selection. >> a hillary clinton veep selection under way. lots to ge

or is hillary more hawk sniish? >> no, our party is hawkish, our party is for the military -- >> donald trump said it was ludicrous to go to iraq, we should never have overthrown gadhafi. he's running completely against the tenor of tonight's speeches. >> no, i don't think he is. national security a top issue. and what people see is how terribly we came out of iraq. >> okay, if you support the iraq war, even though it was a good idea, if you thought the vietnam escalation was a good idea, which party should you vote for? >> you should vote for the republican party. >> if you believe all those things. >> chris, i'm going to have you a voting republican before this is over with because look at this. >> suppose you think toppling gadhafi was on -- >> suppose you think isis is a really, really bad organization. >> i knew you were going to change the subject. >> i told you you're going to be voting republican. >> no, you're changing the subject. >> here's my problem because a lot of people like trump because he's changin

war single-handedly and could have killed black hawk if only i was near black hawk, he minimizes it and turns into a slightly -- he deflects attention from it. he was a volunteer for a couple of months and it wasn't a situation like william henry harrison who kills. he was at the battle of fallen timbers and tecumseh dies and legend gross william henry harrison killed him personally which is unlikely. lincoln was using the here's the established rhetoric and i'm going to go against it and be in public and poke mild fun at my service. and it worked for him. i don't know if that answers your question but that's how i'm seeing it. >> i'll jump in with a quick one. in our research, we found that lincoln supposedly was the most photographed president of the 19th century. and frederick douglass the overall most photographed. but lincoln led such a short life professionally. how could it be that -- was he using the photographers that extensively and why didn't other presidents? >> i mean, again, it's the sort of thing that seems obvious to us now. lincoln and alluded to lincoln and whitman

on december 17, 1903 in kitty hawk, north carolina, orville won the flip of a coin and immortality.ith two bounces, he was in the air where he hovered for 12 seconds at 31 miles an hour, covering 120 feet. but there were other early flying machines. some that taxied, and some that hopped. some that didn't do much of anything, and some that hey, watch out there! ♪ >> in 1907, the army recognized the potential of aviation and in 1909 purchased the first military plane. the u.s. army air service was founded under the supervision of the chief signal officer. were assignedots the task of testing and improving the pno wire and canvas air ships. they flew test after test, not all of the flights were successful. the first man to die in a plane crash was an army lieutenant. now, planes were getting bigger, by 1910, an unknown enthusiast named glen curtis was building and flying amphibians. by 1940, the fledgling army air service had expanded to several dozen planes. at first, planes were used only for aerial reconnaissance. but in time, bombs and then machine guns were added. pilots who had

one of the world's preeminent scientists, stephen hawking, sent words of congratulations. >> i would like to congratulate the new horizon's team and nasa on their pioneering, decade-long mission to explore the pluto system in the kuiper belt. >> professor hawking is paralyzed and speaks with the help of a computer. you can learn more about his incredible story in the hit movie "the theory of everything." hopefully you now have a pretty good grasp of just how important rockets are in our world -- when we return, you'll meet some high-school students who took top honors in an international rocketry challenge. "teen kids news" will be right back. >> here's the challenge -- to build a rocket that will fly about 800 feet into the sky carrying a raw egg, and then the rocket has to return to earth gently enough so as not to crack the egg. here's a look at what i mean. >> 3...2...1...launch! >> yes! [ cheering ] >> our rocket has to fly to an altitude of 800 feet... >> while carrying an egg which cannot crack upon re-entry to the earth. >> our rocket has to come down between 46 to 48 seconds

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smart guy, has a lot of influence but is a hawk. meanwhile, today in colorado, sarah palin issued a warning to republicans who aren't backing trump. the anti-trump crowd. here she goes. >> that gang they call themselves the never hash tag, whatever, okay. well, i just call them republicans against trump or r.a.t. for short. we are talking about the direction of our country, our children's future, the direction of the supreme court, all of this hinging on the next election, and at such a time as this, you cannot be lukewarm. we are going to take our country back and you are either with us or you are against us. >> what do you think that stands right now? is that too old? is that yesterday or is that tina fey, get ready for "saturday night live"? because i think she's compelling. there's something about her, i don't ignore her. i don't know what it is. >> i think she's beyond that phase of her political career. i think the novelty is gone. there's a set of people to whom she really appeals. there's a set of people to whom she is tina

. >> when the officers came in i worned them that we have hawk, and that she is capable of letting a blood kurtling scream go. >> sure enough, as susan took the officers out back, almost on cue, hawk, the macau said goodbye. >> i just told the officers the cat's gone i'm sure by now. scared everybody. they were glad i had warned them. >> reporter: the mountain lion hasn't been seen since. in pacifica, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> east palo alto police seeds over 600 pounds of high grade fireworks and explosives while serving a search warrant today. investigator says they found the stockpile on gardenia court. police say the fireworks shown here are worth over $120,000 on the street. they arrested 54-year-old michael burt fields for felony possession of fireworks and explosive devices. >>> tonight there is more fallout from a police sex scandal involving several east bay law enforcement agencies. the contra costa sheriff's deputy resigned today as he faces a criminal investigation. the young woman at the center of the controversy tells the abc 7 news i team she had sex with deputy

. >> when the officers came in i worned them that we have hawk, and that she is capable of letting a blood kurtling scream go. >> sure enough, as susan took the officers out back, almost on cue, hawk, the macau said goodbye. >> i just told the officers the cat's gone i'm sure by now. scared everybody. they were glad i had warned them. >> reporter: the mountain lion hasn't been seen since. in pacifica, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> east palo alto police seeds over 600 pounds of high grade fireworks and explosives while serving a search warrant today. investigator says they found the stockpile on gardenia court. police say the fireworks shown here are worth over $120,000 on the street. they arrested 54-year-old michael burt fields for felony possession of fireworks and explosive devices. >>> tonight there is more fallout from a police sex scandal involving several east bay law enforcement agencies. the contra costa sheriff's deputy resigned today as he faces a criminal investigation. the young woman at the center of the controversy tells the abc 7 news i team she had sex with deputy

the chicken hawks won. the idea of nuclear war, you light the board with a match after the first few games, chapters play out. when i played the game in europe and when i did it at the pentagon, somehow the chicken hawks win the cold war. we have nuclear weapons. the russians are out there with nuclear weapons. we had a chance to disarm. what was the lesson that we should have learned from the reagan period? was it that the clancy idea was correct? or was it that gorbachev, pope, solidarity pushed it and chicken hawks sat back believing they were somehow the winners? >> tough question. there is a lot of parts to that one. i think the problem with the end of the cold war is it defies easy narratives. people say reagan wins the cold war because we sent soviets to their grave. people say solidarity and pope john paul are responsible. people say it was going to end no matter what. and in reality i think it is a mixture of all of these things. clearly, you can't ignore contributions of people on the ground, peop

war single-handedly and could have killed black hawk if only i was near black hawk, he minimizes it and turns into a slightly -- he deflects attention from it. he was a volunteer for a couple of months and it wasn't a situation like william henry harrison who kills. he was at the battle of fallen timbers and tecumseh dies and legend gross william henry harrison killed him personally which is unlikely. lincoln was using the here's the established rhetoric and i'm going to go against it and be in public and poke mild fun at my service. and it worked for him. i don't know if that answers your question but that's how i'm seeing it. >> i'll jump in with a quick one. in our research, we found that lincoln supposedly was the most photographed president of the 19th century. and frederick douglass the overall most photographed. but lincoln led such a short life professionally. how could it be that -- was he using the photographers that extensively and why didn't other presidents? >> i mean, again, it's the sort of thing that seems obvious to us now. lincoln and alluded to lincoln and whitman

is that you and the hawk? >> oh, it sure is, trevor. that day i may have lost my job but i gained a soul mate. love you crawford! >> trevor: that's creepy. >> trevor: that's creepy. which one of theseing awards appeals most to you? the top safety pick midsize car and suv. most dependable. means a lot to me. the green car because i like fuel efficiency. what if there was a car company that received all of these awards. one company won an award in all these? chevy. ahhhh! chevy. chevrolet is the most awarded car company of the last two years. i love it! it's fierce. how would you sum this car up in one word? incredible. amazing. i can't use one word. my 5-hour is my morning wakeup call. my 5-hour makes me super dad. my 5-hour keeps me on my toes. my 5-hour's all business. my 5-hour keeps me working my 5-hour energizes my ride. my 5-hour gets me up and out the door. what's your 5-hour? what's your 5-hour? what's your 5-hour? no, i'm scheduling time to go oto the bank to get a mortgage. ugh, you're using a vacation day to go to the bank? i

. >> sky cam got a bird eye view and check this out from the cbs station, the hawk was having an apparent staring contest. tv station says the bird likes to hang out in front of the camera but this was the first time that they had a stair down. >> that is fantastic. >> i have seen pigeonness front of ours but not the hawks. >> look at that he is talking to us. >> when i worked in memphis we had a falcon,. >> a farrow or something. >> really small bird but we called it a falcon. >> that was fantastic video. >> i have seen spiders on our camera before. we have seen sea gulls fly through the shots but never been up in the face, with the camera lens. that is great to see. >> heat really is. it will still get you here today. we are going to see an end to the heat wave in the seven day that is good news. we're not talking about any wet weather. there could be a spotty shower or thunderstorm popping up at some point today but generally speaking it is a quiet day. as we look at storm scan three of the last couple hours of the loop here we are having a technical issue with one hour of our radar in

i also picked up "h is for hawk. "and i also read the new the the now, kerr pom layingses of short storyman ipad, and i read when i have time. have a number of those kinds of bookman ipad. one other thing i want to mention is that often when you think about the books that changed your way of thinking, one book that did that for me in when i was in college and that was "the feminism mystique." the light bulb went on when i read the book and decide maybe my life was not going to consist of getting married and having children and living that kind of life that shy be thinking about, taking care of myself, and expanding my own horizons. i can say that is one book that totally changed my way of thinking about myself. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading this summer. tweet us your answer,@book tv or post it on our facebook page, facebook.com slash booktv. >> kareem abdul-jabbar, raw role model? >> whether i like it or not i am a role model. the fact i was able to achieve what i was able to achieve as an athlete and h

. >> is hillary a hawk? >> absolutely. i want to qualify myself -- >> are you going to call her a hawk? >> right. i want to be clear. >> she's more hawkish than others are? >> she believes the united states should have a progressive role in determining people's fate. >> she's a hawk when it comes to intervention. can only hope to build up our missile defense but when it comes to nation building, yes. >> i think you're luring me in the trap. congratulations on the big speech. i thought it was a little haranguey for a long time. i felt like he didn't have a case and then i thought it had a rousing ending. steve miller? great paul manafort. thank you, brian and rachel. >> speaking of the rousing ending. the guests don't get any fresher than the speech writer. >> hours to go. >> then we've got philadelphia. >> a hillary clinton veep selection underway. lots to get to. (lock clicks) (dramatic music) (group) surprise! oh my goodness! happy birthday! oh, you. (laughing) oh! oh! well, they say 70 is the new 60. (laughing) were you

(hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive.train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". >>> here are the headlines at 4:30. isis has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack and hostage situation unfolding in dhaka, bangladesh. attackers killed two police officers after storming a restaurant in a diplomatic zone and are still holding others hostage there. abc 7 news reporter vic lee rode in a brand-new tesla today with a new owner and they tested out the auto pilot in light of the crash in florida. we'll show you how that drive went on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez looking at the california law that went into effect today requiring all school children to be vaccinated. more parents are complying but some are taking extreme steps to keep their kids vaccine-free and you'll hear about that at 5:00 as well. >>> today attorney general regrets meeting with former president bill clinton in phoenix this week. that meeting happening as her

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i was forced to reveal that it if you drivee south out of kitty hawk. this gigantic sand dune. we found just on the other side of that. filmed just on the other side of that. [laughter] if you look at the unretouched not a graph but it has, you say crushed pack of marlboro's. in the heyday of the mercury and apollo program, everyone's attention was cap divided by -- captivated by. everybody wanted to be an astronaut. >> what you think the u.s. government has receded in its mission to go to the men? -- moon?where is the u.s. government ? for both of you. things,nk most especially in the world of economics are cyclical. to the crest of the wave in the latter days of the apollo program and that momentum was hard to keep going. i think we are in a time of hiatus. the focus should be on mars. i friend you armstrong was a far better engineer and i thought it off andhwhile to stop get a little more organized on the moon before heading on to mars. i disagree with that. i think we all to just go. be -- shoulda said be renamed then national aeronautics and mars association. >> why do you

and halt to dove. -- hawk to dove. stimulus for the u.k.ording to the ft. ♪ to "countdown." gone 7:00 herest in london. let's get to the breaking news. the big number coming through from bp. $720 million, below the estimate of $819 million. manus: it is indeed. the dividend remains the same. look at the downstream and the upstream business for the second quarter. billion and the upstream business comes in $29 million. joins us on set to break these numbers down. the dividend for me is a big miss. we have numbers through from man group, the world's largest publicly traded hedge fund. at 389 million dollars. adjusted pretax, $98 million. a host of numbers coming through. business is in focus. we heard that their ceo was going to be leaving at the end of next month. we are leaving man group after 40 years after his successor was named. they are talking about net inflows in the first half of $1 billion and redemptions in the first half of $8.8 billion. manus: breaking news on bp. open reach should become a distinct entity, a distinct company. a

others, though, see in trump someone like bob corker in the senate, someone who is not a hawk on foreigninterventionist based on what he said on the campaign trail, and that's appealing to some republicans who think the party's become too hawkish but to those hawks in the party, they are really the heart of this never trump movement. >> real quickly before i let you go, robert, let's get an update on veepstakes. it does seem there's a dwindling pool of republicans willing to marry their brand to donald trump. are we still looking at newt gingrich, rick scott and who else is on that short list? >> i think newt gingrich is near the top of that short list. i spoke to him a few minutes ago. he was on the plane last night with trump on the campaign trail here in cincinnati. they formed a real bond. they are two insiders but consider themselves to be outsiders, people who have never been accepted by the quote so-called elites. also on the list is indiana governor pence. if trump's looking for someone with a contrasting personality, someone who can reach out to the movement right, he presents t

he is a hawk, but more complicated on economics. was against no child left behind, domestic policy, bank bailouts. >> is it the right question to a vice president candidate can you support the nominee of your party for president. your job is to get in line. it's not trump's headlijob to g line with mike pence. >> it it doesn't matter where mike pence was, it matters where donald trump is. and mike pence is not running for president, he is running for vice president. so that is the dynamic of the argument that trump will make going forward. >> we talk about ideology all of the time. to explain police shootings, the heat between a lot of people, a lot of african-americans or other people, angry at cops right now. his explanation is not some sociological discussion, it's economics. it is not about morality. this is the kind of thing that erupts. >> but he did that to fall into trump's critique that everything stinks under obama. >> but bernie says this kind of stuff. >> he said things are worse now under obama. the unemployment rate is

from hawk to dove than one feels smooth. very interesting. i want to look at the yen.rd mohamed el-erian talking about it. a little bit of strengthening. people are scaling back their impressions of what might take toys at the boj this week. stimulus on the other side might be rounded up as much as they thought. it is still weaker on the month in the favor of the u.s. dollar. wti, looking below, a drop of 4/10 of 1%. that is affecting the russian ruble. it was impervious for a while, but it is weakening by 1%. then we have the spread narrowing, 80 basis points. i wanted to point out the china yuan. we saw strengthening after the g-20, perhaps taking note of the warning on currencies. looking at the broader u.s. market indices, the dow down 4/10 of a point. the nasdaq is barely moving, down 1/10 of 1%. we have more from the nasdaq with abigail doolittle. the index opened slightly lower and is trading moderately higher for the morning. it is slightly lower. the most recent downturn is at some of the mega cat names including also that, google, and apple trading lower. is

>> he's too much of a hawk for my taste, absolutely. don't blame her as much as other people do for the iraq vote. i think people forget that was a vote to give george bush a badge and a gun. it wasn't go ahead and go in there shooting and blazing. and also, you know, we had just been attacked and blah blah blah. wrong country, a little thing like, but she too hawkish. that was great to have bernie sanders in the race, you at least had a voice in the debate saying we should not be in all of these countries. the president talks about how, if you say the wrong words when you're referring to islamic terrorism, that's is what will stir up trouble. >> how do you explain what happened? >> it's probably droning, droning causing more of the hatred around the world. and i'll not even sure that program is worth it. i don't know if that doesn't create more terrorists that we're wiping out. >> he prefers droning to battlefield war. >> of course. >> do you? >> i always thought we have to do something, we can't do nothing. troops on the ground fighti

was a former marine and black hawk crew chief . they've been shaken to the core. >> i said be prepared, be aware of your surroundings and be safe because that's what this is all about. >> we can add to the list of names we wish we never heard in america, gavin long, yesterday the day of the shooting was his birthday. he had been a marine for five years and was found dressed in black with extra ammunition clipped to him. some reports say he had been a member of the nation of islam and posted youtube videos incredibly racist in their nature. this morning one officer reremains in the hospital fighting for his life and law enforcement from around the state and around the country has converged here, not only to help but also in the event that there's more threats or more attacks coming. last night we ran into the fbi regional s.w.a.t. team and you do get the sense that there's at least the fear that this violence against officers is not over. back to you. >> live for us in baton rouge. thank you so much. >> well, authorities now of cour

. >> well, if you want a hawk, maybe hillary clinton is your candidate. >> you were right to go in at that in time >> i think we have a confusion here. i am afraid both are looking like it in exception of donald trump. he does not sound like a hawk but your party does. >> the thing to do is be wise and judicious and make certain of peace through strength. >> chris mathews. thank you, congresswoman, thank you. we are going to take another break and when we come back, hence the first width of a problem found in some of what melania and trump had to say in this convention tonight. >>> we had our remarkable turn of events. >> something has happened here you might say. >> people on twitter started circulating and some eye browing raising claims of melania's speech. that led us to dig up the archive materials and checked these claims. it does appear that there are some unusual similarities between melania and trump's speech tonight and michelle obama's and her husband, barack obama. >> we put together the first video comparisons from tonight to '08 and with a lot of things of social media s

he say most republicans are deficit hawks.ut the center for responsible budget came out looking at both plans. i understand both plans are still in their beginning stages. but based on what both candidates have said to date from taxes to military spending to infrastructure spending, it's come out donald's plan over the next decade will add $11 trillion to our deficit. some have it at $20 trillion. secretary clinton's would add $250 billion. my argument to those center right. the far right and far left are going to go their way. if you are a fiscally conservative republican you have to make sure you understand secretary clinton's plan, because i can argue it's better if that's your main thought anthony: there is a debate about his plan as it relates to economic growth and opportunity. infrastructure is a part of her economic development plan. give us your shots thoughts on the infrastructure plan. >> both sides are talking about infrastructure as a growth trajectory for our country. i have seen secretary clinton's plan and some

foul as in doves, hawks, maybe having your ducks in a row.ery interesting yesterday all i wanted to watch was the dollar index and the dollar index did a reversal down. i don't know how you can peg that as a hawkish statement but everybody is entitled to their own opinion. a lot of that had to do with how they looked at the labor market. your thoughts on this. >> i agree with you. if you look at the markets, all of them in total. the stock market went up after the number. interest rates went down. the fed fund futures right over our shoulder here reduced the chances of the fed moving in september and december. the market sent a message. the fed is now further away from a rate hike than they were before the number even though all the economists are saying the opposite. >> m&ms i talked about it in the tease it's basically markets versus models isn't it? and markets, their message and their signals in many ways can be considered broken and that doesn't mean the reaction can be observed, correct. >> if you look at the markets there's been 86 fed

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that only one voting member kansas city fed president esther george was in favor of being a so-called hawk hiking rates. the other nine said forget it, back off for now even though the labor market has strength end, business investment is still soft. when you ask might the fed hike future rates a 50% chance the fed will raise rates in december but it doesn't look like it any time before the election. now, as you can see when the decision came out, the s&p was down five points right before that was announced, you can see it has punched up to the upside. now in the green up just a quarter of a point. but it's still a significant move. the dow, which was down four points just as the announcement was made, now up 34 points. and the tech-heavy nasdaq up 16 at the moment. now up 32 in the wake of the no move on interest rate hikes. look, i hope you listened to us yesterday on oil because look at this. we warned you the glut is still bloating. oil dropping below $42 today, settled at 41.92. right now it's at 42.11, so just slightly above that after the government reported a surprise build in inve

(hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive.train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". >> a vallejo woman is missing this morning after being kidnapped for ransom. elvira was kidnapped june 30th. lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> she was too nice of a person for something to happen to her >> elvira or elvie lived alone in this one-bedroom apartment. they covered every inch of the place hoping to find the 57-year-old. vallejo police arrested these four who they say kidnapped her. her son got the ransom message. >> they got the message they would hurt her if they contacted the police and didn't deliver the amount of cash specified. >> this man was the ringleader and may have been her neighbor several years ago. here's an exert from a facebook quote she wrote. i'm about to have to turn myself in and i need you all to pray for me right now. he was arrested in sacramento. police believe the only motif was money. >> i can't believe it. she didn't have money. she wa

i was forced to reveal that it did take place if you drive south out of kitty hawk. this gigantic sand dune. we filmed just on the other side of that. [laughter] if you look at the unretouched nasa photographs, you see a crushed pack of marlboro's. and a dr pepper can over there. so that is roof. what was your question again? [laughter] >> in the heyday of the mercury and apollo program, everyone's attention was captivated by it. everybody wanted to be an astronaut. why do you think the u.s. government has receded in its mission to go to the moon? where is the u.s. government? is it a case of been there, done that, and i don't want to do it anymore? for both of you. >> i think most things, especially in the world of economics are cyclical. we came to the crest of the wave in the latter days of the apollo program and that momentum was hard to keep going. i think we are in a time of hiatus. the focus should be on mars. i friend you armstrong was a far better engineer and i thought it was worthwhile to stop off and get a little more organized on the moon before heading

she was considered a hawk and -- charlie: they do not like her because she is considered a hot -- a hawkian: she was the architect for more american military in the region. charlie: moore the president than her. ian: you look at campbell and you look at hillary and they think a lot of it was them. and certainly, she was talking about state capitalism and the model. barack obama never brought that up as president, not once. and you talk to the chinese now, they say, we want hillary. and it is a good thing. the thing that is interesting is, the chinese, as the world is becoming more unstable, they are becoming more of a status quo power. they sure want the south china sea in their direction and they will push against the new government in hong kong, but globally they want a strong europe, they want a strong u.s., they do not want anybody rocking the boat. ♪ ♪ charlie: i want to go to turkey, richard engels is there. richard, tell me what we know at this moment about who did what and where they are in the investigation. richard: i think at this point we know mostly how they did what they di

(hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive.train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". hey, they'd be lucky to have you. don't be nervous mommy. you're so smart. good job. just like bunny ears. you got this. do i? really? come on! nature valley. with you every day. everywhere. with the energy you need. ♪ ♪ . >> welcome back, everyone. 6:12 on this sunday morning. thank you for getting up and watching us this sunday morning. this is a live look from our sutro tower camera. if you are tired of the cool weather, well, this week is for you. a warming trend on the way. lisa knows it all and she will have your accuweather forecast in just a few. >> a vallejo woman is missing this morning after being kidnapped for ransom. the fbi has been called in to help find 57-year-old elvira babb. she was kidnapped june 30th. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> she was too nice of a person for something to happen to her >> elvira or elvie babb lived alone in th

. >> a month later on 9 june 1968, a marine sky hawk went down 37 miles west of wei in the valley. the pilot was lieutenant walter schmidt. >> parachuted and we landed near a north vietnamese bivouac area. the pilot had a broken leg and couldn't move. >> the viet cong knew that the helicopters were coming after them and when you get so low you're subject to handheld missiles fired at you or the heavy 50 calibers can hurt you pretty quick. >> it was driven back by heavy enemy fire. >> and got into the hover above the downed aviator. and finally got too intense, he had to pull off. the second attempt richard goes in again. he gets close, he got the pair of rescue men getting ready to go down. heavy artillery, heavy fire. over the radio, one of the air controllers yelled out, the left side is on fire, jolly green, get out of there. >> he said i'm losing altitude, i'm going to have to set it down. by the time he got to the clearing he hadn't -- he had a touchdown and it exploded into a ball of fire. they told us he was missing in action, presumed dead. >> after the crash, the remains o

(hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive.train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". >>> the july 47th holiday weekend is under -- july 4th holiday weekend is under way. that means the travel season is in full swing. how do you know if you're getting a good deal on your vacation. here is michael finney with the answer. >> booking travel is never cheap. sometimes it feels worse than it is. >> is travel cheaper or more expensive than this year? >> it seems to be more expensive. i'm wondering why we're not getting the gas prices, you know, translating to the jet flu. >> kalene braden is like most, thinking the travel prices are going up. but they're a mixed bag this year. >> plane flight prices have gone down 6 1/2% over last year on average. hotels have actually increased a little bit. >> mickey mericle is the vice president of marketing insights and analytics at adobe. adobe runs much of the behind the scene world of the internet. that gives it a unique view of

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the chicken hawks won.he idea of nuclear war, you light the board with a match after the first few games. chapters play out. when i played the game in europe with u-com and nato, and when i did it at the pentagon, somehow the chicken hawks, the conservatives, got the idea that they won the cold war. so we still have nuclear weapons, the russians are out there with nuclear weapons. we had a chance to disarm. so what was the lesson that we should have learned from the reagan period? was it that the clancy idea was correct? or was it that gorbachev, the pope, solidarity, were the ones who really pushed it and the chicken hawks held back, believing they were somehow the winners? >> that's a tough question. there's a lot of parts to that one. so i think, yeah, the problem with the end of the cold war is it defies these easy narratives. so people understand that reagan wins the cold war because reagan spent them to their grave. others say gorbachev, others say it would end no matter what and it's a blessing it en

but i'm just -- >> i'm thinking of the hawks.eah. >> just saying, women are looked at, there's a suspicion from man voted to begin with, are you going to be tough enough? and what we really need from women is what women are, more cooperative and i think hillary will be that too. and as she said, more kindness and -- >> reagan showed his toughness with the, what was it called? air traffic control. that was his way of doing it. it worked. i heard it. they liked that stuff. >> i'm sure they were. a lot of people were impressed. >> bill maher sticking with us. the place for politics. >> i feel i should say something about bernie or bust where bernie supporters say if it's hillary, they'll stay home or vote for the green party. they're revolting. no, you'll be helping a. using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the fruit... veggies... and herbs needed to create a pop-up pick-your-own juice bar in the middle of the city, so now everyone knows... we have some of the freshest juice in town. see what the power of points can

and it was at kitty hawk. and we filmed this on the other gigantic sandthis dune. if you look at the unretouched nasa photographs, you see a crushed pack of marlborough and the dr pepper can. that is proof. what was the question again? [laughter] mr. rubenstein: in the heyday of the mercury program, everyone's attention was captivated by it. congress of putting up monday, -- money. astronautsnted the to go where they were going. everybody wanted to be an astronaut. the government has basically receded from the mission to go back to the moon or to go to mars, and why is it that you are leading the effort? why? thingslins: most especially in the world of , economics and economy are physical and we came to a wave of the latter days of the apollo program and that momentum was hard to keep going. i think we are at a time of hiatus and the momentum has, and -- has possibilities picking up again. the focus should be on mars. my friend, neil armstrong who was a far better engineer and i -- then i thought it was worthwhile to stop off and get a little more organized on the

taking on the hawks, bushes and others who look for every chance to jam us into a foreign war. this week his focus was economic nationalism. >> we are being destroyed by trade, which we'll talk about. we are being destroyed at our borders. it will take anything we still have left in our country, it will destroy you. people are sick and tired with our jobs leaving our country. they get the money. they get the jobs. we get nothing. we are going to put america first. i have to say it, we don't put america first. we don't put america first. we don't put america first and we have to. it has made the financial elite very, very wealthy. it has left millions of our workers with nothing but poverty and heart ache. the u.s. chamber of commerce is totally controlled by the special interest groups, just so you understand it. >> looking for work that's nowhere to be found. sick of their sons and daughters to screw with another regime change. sick of nothing being done of legal immigration. this, what he is saying is why despite all of his comments about mexican judges and cracks about attac