slave holding women. that's why it's easier to look at, until they get to north carolina. in north carolina, he does sherman's troops continue to ransack and burn and do all these things, but they -- he does direct his soldiers to treat with respect of nonslave holding families. >> we are told not to judge 19th century people based on our values. i'm rather curious, in the 19th century. and other countries, how would you compare the way women, children and property were treated were they better treated, worse treated the way the union treated the south. >> i don't know that i can completely deal with that i would say it's surprising these women -- what didn't happen during the american revolution, they were never protected just because they're on the home front and because the civil war is fought in people's backyards. there's no way to escape this destruction and interaction. >> thank you for your talk, it was great. >> i have one question. >>. >> do you think reconstruction might have been easier if she

and couldn't get a hold of him. there's areas that emergency crews can't get into and were keeping an eye on that. president trump signed a disaster declaration for texas as hurricane harvey made its move on the lone star state and hurricane harvey has been downgraded to a category three storm and made landfall about 10:00 p.m. local time. it's been about five hours now and took the storm 56 hours to get to a category for status. texas governor greg abbott, one of the residents that this monster storm would present in major disaster. some comparisons are katrina which hit new orleans 12 years ago and at that point killed 1800 people plus devastation there. check in with adam, meteorologist adam, he's keeping track on what is happening there. it's been about five hours now since the eye of the storm hit the land there. what are we seeing? >> in these last couple of moments, jackie, new information coming in. the winds are continuing to die down but we just went to a category two storm. we are down to a hundred miles

time, to hold such a rally?uch a rally? i think the timing was unfortunate, but i think what has happened, just as conservatives have to denounce the alt—right, i think we progressives really need to decry against this — these antifa people. they‘rejust too extreme and they‘re too violent. they were very violent towards me today, and they were not, you know — i think certainly the alt—right was very bad in charlottesville, but the antifa was pretty bad, as well. i mean, the best thing to do isjust have a counter—rally, and have it far away. don‘t try to engage and be violent — and that‘s exactly what they did. i think it‘s a mistake and i think it‘s gonna — in the end, it‘s gonna hurt progressives and i‘m worried about it. when you say worried about it. when you say worried about it. when you say worried about it, when you were being escorted away by police, or some of the speakers were being escorted away, they appear, some of them reported, to have been very fea rful them reported, to have been very fearful fo

filled as it was with wealthy slave holding women. although they generally avoided physical contact, union soldiers found and employed countless ways to strike at their enemy's femininity and livelihoods. sherman's men lived off the land throughout the campaign, as many of us already know. but the soldiers also lived off the households they invaded. they confiscated the supplies of wealthy southerners in their path and destroyed much of what they could not eat or take with them. this assault went far beyond foraging for food and burning supplies in homes. union soldiers also ravaged the interiors of the homes they entered. went into bedrooms and other private areas, verbally insulted women, threatened rape, destroyed personal items and otherwise unleashed an unprecedented direct assault on domestic life on the southern home front. in most instances, these actions formed part of the plan that sherman and his troops articulated prior to the campaign. assert the masculine power of the union over the passively feminine south. elite slave

it is a buy and hold story. you are not allowed to sell. you have to hold to maturity.urity for amazon or tesla and you have to buy and hold. i know you are a rates person, but you have to play. so, buy or hold? amazon or tesla? >> amazon. >> amazon. >> i will go for tesla, it is wider here. jonathan: if i could give you a speech now, would you take yellen's speech or draghi? >> draghi. >> draghi. >> draghi. jonathan: who is at jackson hole next year, chair yellen or chair cohen? >> gary cohn. >> gary cohn. >> gary cohn. jonathan: that was an easy one. it has been great to have you on the program. thank you very much. from new york, that will do it for us. we will see you next friday. 5:00 p.m. in london. for our viewers worldwide, you are watching "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ emily: he was tapped to be heir to the softbank empire. arora was raised the son of an indian air force officer and he came to the u.s. for grad school. in 2004 he got the job of a lifetime. larry page and sergey brin hired arora to help move google into an online ad powerhouse, making him one of t

hold still, hold still! ( cheers and applause ) keep 'em open, i want to see!e mooch did the best priebus impression. lizza writes, he channeled priebus as he spoke. "let me leak the ( bleep ) thing and see if i can ( bleep )-block these people the way i ( bleep )-blocked scaramucci for six months." oh please, mooch, i don't think being a ( bleep ). ( cheering and applause ) and-- his words, not mine! >> we love you. >> stephen: and the mooch was feeling a little hurt about how people have been treating him at his new job. quote: "i've asked people not to leak things for a period of time and give me a honeymoon period. they won't do it." "hey everyone, i'm anthony scaramucci, i'm a front-stabber, i'm here to fire everyone, now be nice to me." okay, be a little bit nice to me, okay? i'm somebody's little boy!" ( applause ) and the mooch says he was doing this for all the right reasons. "i'm not trying to build my own brand off the ( bleep ) strength of the president. i'm here to serve the country." and added, "i'm

on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.hey should not be blackmailing cities and withholding funding that allow them to fight the crime that they're talking about. >> exactly, and compliance -- what you're talking about, val, is there are levels of compliance just as donna said. >> no, there -- you're a lawyer. there's compliance, number one. number two, as far as blackmail, blackmail is an unfortunate term. nobody said it was blackmail when the kennedy administration, the eisenhower administration rightly went into the south and said, "you have to comply with federal law or we're gonna bring in the troops." >> on civil rights. >> right. so it's not -- blackmail's an unfortunate term. >> they went there because people weren't complying with the law. >> correct. >> they were doing exactly what you're suggesting. >> that's what's happening with ice. the local governments are not complying with ice requirements. >> donna, get to you. chime in. >> just let me add one point. we watched a number of failures on immigration legisla

the big question is, can senator bob menendez hold onto his seat until next january? the appointment will be determined by who becomes new jersey's next governor. even if menendez is convicted it takes two thirds of the vote for the senate to expel a member. we will know more as a senator appears before the judge in september. we will keep you posted as a goes to trial. >> on june 14, jennifer, cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy visited the eatontown letter vehicle commission to use her old photo thinking they would understand what happened. instead she her, you have to take that thing off. referring to her pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. ...and sunny money has top prizes of $5,000. bet i can clear these shelves faster than you can play. ready go! i won. fast play. play fast. win instantly. >> high-speed chase. >> sunday july 30 was election day and venezuela. a convoy was hit by an explosion injuring four different guardsmen. later, as reported there we

it is a buy and hold story. you have to hold to maturity.urity for amazon or tesla and you have to buy and hold. i know you are a rates person, but you have to play. so, buy or hold? >> amazon. >> amazon. >> i will go for tesla, it is wider here. jonathan: if i could give you a speech now, would you take yellen's speech or draghi? >> draghi. >> draghi. >> draghi. jonathan: chair yellen or chair cohen? >> gary cohn. >> gary cohn. >> gary cohn. jonathan: that was an easy one. it has been great to have you on the program. thank you very much. from new york, we will see you next friday. 5:00 p.m. in london. for our viewers worldwide, you are watching "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ emily: she's one of the most recognizable women in the world. sheryl sandberg helped build google ads into a multibillion-dollar business, then she did it again at facebook. she's into her 10th year as the social network's coo, having made a giant dent with her book, "lean in: a call to action for working women." then in 2015, the unthinkable happened.

you clear, hold and you build.f that is correct, what happens to the anticorruption efforts that you mentioned? the good governance, the education programs, countering narcotics -- what happens to those? what will that mean for afghan women and girls who have been assured for the last 16 years by two separate administrations? >> i don't want to suggest that there is a dramatic difference in terms of expectation from afghan government performance. there is been enormous strides achieved in afghanistan in terms of the numbers of millions of children that are now in schools. the role of women in afghan economy has been dramatically changed. i don't expect any of that to be rolled back. that has become part of the afghan government structure. part of what the afghan people themselves expect. if you go back many years ago prior to this disruption, that was afghanistan. that was the nature of afghanistan 30, 40, 50 years ago. it is part of their culture already. we want to support that. in terms of the clear and hold, th

in other words, you clear, you hold, and we will not yield. you will. so, if that is correct, what happens to the anti-corruption efforts you mentioned. narcotic scott my education. what happens to those? more specifically, what will that mean for particularly afghan women and girls who have been assured for the last 16 years by two separate administrations that they would not be abandoned? secretary tillerson: i don't want to indicate there will be int much -- there has been norman's strides in terms of the numbers of millions of children's were now in school being educated. women in afghan economy that has been dramatically change. i do not expect any of that to be rolled back. i think that has become part of the afghan government structure. it has become part of what the afghan people themselves expect. if you go back many years ago, prior to this obstruction, that was the nature of afghanistan 30, 40, 50 years ago. i think it is part of their culture already. we want to support that. in terms of the clear and old, that is still the approach. areas w

they are to hold off the them. infantry long enough for the first corps to come up and relieve them. tom devin will say we'll hold. to which buford says, no you hn won't. if we were able to hold them, we'll be very lucky indeed. john buford knew exactly what he was up against. so he's going to design a defense that is intended to holi that confederate infantry off long enough so the body of the army of the potomac can come up. a lot of times you will hear this called the defense and depth. i came to realize it wasn't, that i was wrong about that. buteks to defense and depth is military strategy that seeks ton delay rather than prevent theto advance of the enemy. it typically uses fortifications in field works,e best usually ed positions in other words. the best examples i can give you of a true defense and defendant look at gillford courthouse. look at march 10, 1865 where 6800 men will hold off half of sherman's army, 35,000 strong with three prepared defensive positions. it takes sherman time to push through this

hold on, hold on. hold on, hold on, lemme-- i'm trying to answer your question. jonathan, thanks.'ll let kristen talk. we've covered this like ten times. at some point, it's not just about me. it's about you. the answer continues to be no. - you know... [laughter] he looks less like a press secretary and more like an overworked kindergarten teacher, you know? he's like, "hey, no! hey, hey, hey, hey! hey!" [upbeat music] last week, ben carson was confirmed as the new secretary of housing and urban development, or, as president trump calls him, [as trump] "the secretary of blacks." now, as is customary, the secretary gave his first official speech to lay out his vision, and you know normally a ben carson speech is a bedtime story in a suit. but after this speech, everybody was woke. - a sharp reaction to ben carson's remarks. - the housing secretary under fire for comparing slavery to immigration. - that's what america... is about-- a land of dreams and opportunity. there were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships-- worked even longer, even harder for less. - l

it was supposed to only hold 5,000. the mayor is asking fema to provide shelter for another 10,000 evacuees. >> it does mean we need to expand our capabilities and our capacity. >> reporter: continuous rain is raising water levels higher and a levee near houston breached this morning, sending more water into neighborhoods. so far, emergency crews have plucked more than 6,000 people from rising flood waters. ismael martinez is grateful, after a volunteer pulled him from his 18 wheeler. >> i never thought i'd go to sleep and wake up with my truck full of water. >> now in the first test of his administration during a disaster, president trump went to texas today. the president waved a texas flag at a firehouse there in corpus christi. inside he was briefed by state and local officials. >> we want to be looked at in 5 years, and 10 years from now as this is the way to do it. >> president trump says he plans to return the area on saturday. and vice president mike pence says he will visit southeast texas later this week. >>>

you have to hold to maturity. amazon orturity for tesla and you have to buy and hold.are a rates person, but you have to play. so, by or hold? >> amazon. >> amazon. >> i will go for tesla, it is wider here. jonathan: if i could give you a speech now, would you take yellen's speech or draghi? >> draghi. >> draghi. >> draghi. >> he was there next week, yellen or cohn? >> gary cohn. >> gary cohn. >> gary cohn. easy one.that was an it has been great to have you on the program. from new york, we will see you next friday. it is "bloomberg real yield ." ♪ got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. included with xfinity tv. more to stream to every screen. emily: he was tapped to be heir to the softbank empire. he was raised the son of an indian officer and he came to the u.s. for grad school. in 2004 he got the job of a lifetime. larry page and sergey brin hired arora to help move google into an onli

out between eleven thirty pm and five thirty this morning in baltimore as contractors a low didn't hold a confederate statues away from their post and attendance of baltimore mayor catherine q watch as each confederate statue was removed he said the removal of the statues was unannounced in order to prevent a violent confrontation i thought that there is enough grandstanding and no speeches being made to get it done you know i spoke with the council on monday morning i spoke with the president city council i said a with the climate of this nation that i think it's very important that we move quickly and quietly i also submitted that to the entire body of the city council and said we're going to be moving quickly quietly to get this done and so that's what i did. that and thirty seven o'clock last night i gather and we moved the statues earlier this week the baltimore city council unanimously passed a resolution to remove the statues and it's happening amid national conversation after that deadly attack in charlottesville during a white supremacist rally according to local media reports

morningstar raised fortescue to and oneell, 10 buys hold.e: fortescue has had strong tailwinds with the iron ore price. can it last? paul: the question about the iron ore price keeps on circulating. that is fortescue's only product, so it is a proxy for that trade. february.ong in friday we saw around seven $70 perper ton price -- ton price. this is g #btv 1178. this shows revenue for bhp and fortescue slipping a bit. keep in mind when you look at this one, #6104, iron ore increasing. the most significant iron ore exporter says it is expecting 100 million tons to be added to the seagoing trade this year. #btv 6103 where we see stockpiles closing in on the record high. none of this should bother fortescue too much. the cost is low, $12.82 at the moment. that is something we will watch about these numbers, and estimated fortescue could get up to $12 in 2018. that is a low cost writer. we are talking about all of this later on when i get to go inside that building and out of the freezing cold part. i will talk to the ceo. back to you. mark: lig

. >> hold on, guys. hold on. let me -- it's easy to say this is becoming a partisan discussion, but i don't think that is the case. we have seen strong condemnation of today's events and of the white supremacists groups who were there, who were really leading the charge in this violent clash. i want to bring in ana navarro to get her opinion as well. as a republican, i know you have been very critical of this president. but when you look at this situation as objectively as you can, i wonder if you felt like the president's words were strong enough? >> of course i didn't. look, i don't like this president. let me start with that. i do not like him. but when he does things well, i like to clap for him and i like to say he does something well. like yesterday the white house put out a statement on venezuela. i thought it was a good and strong statement. now, this speech today was shameful. here is the bottom line. this was not many sides. this is one side. it is white supremists trying to install terror in america. i

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i don't think there's anything wrong with holding gold.son i don't is because my view on the dollar, i think we're going to get a stronger dollar, so therefore, that's tougher, but i think it's sbresing that people are buying gold as this kind of geo political hedge. i don't think there's anything wrong. >> here's a much better trade. gdx. we know that relationship there, that's one that has had made three lows over the last four months down about 21 bucks it's approaching a down trend line that it's been in since the 52-week high so if you're considering getting along gld for this, i'd go to g dprx. >> nvidia sinking after its earnings report. one of the hoets hottest stocks of the year. is the epic run over plus, bio tech posting its worst in history we'll explain why when "fast money" returns ed fifty knots lie on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany ♪ watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested >>> welcome back nvidia fa

is a buy-and-hold story. you have to hold some maturity. maturity of amazon or tesla and you have got to buy and hold. i know you are rates person, but you got to play. by and hold amazon or tesla? subadra: amazon. krishna: amazon. matt: i will go for tesla. it is wider here. jonathan: if i could give you one speech now, you could take away the speech and do whatever you want with it. would you take yellen's speech or mario draghi's? subadra: mario draghi. krishna: mario draghi. matt: mario draghi. jonathan: who is at jackson hole next year -- chair yellen or chair cohn. subadra: cohn. krishna: cohn. ee.t: is three for thr cohn. jonathan: guys, it has been great to have you with us on the program. thank you very much. from your, we will see you next friday. to our viewers worldwide coming up and watching "bloomberg real yield." -- to our viewers worldwide, you have been watching "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awes

we'll see how long that holds. deserve credit for making sure that the north koreans haven't fired off any new missile test. both through rhetoric, but also through the u.n. sanctions that nikki haley was able to get through with russia and china. >> harris: i have just a minute. simon, does the president talk about charlottesville more than he e clueded to with unity talks? >> tonight you mean? my guess is that what we're going to hear a lot about tonight is the wall and also about the congressional agenda after labor day when congress comes back. i will say that very importantly, arizona's not friendly territory for the president any longer. his approval is negative. in the mid 50s. there's opposition to his border wall plans in arizona. there's dramatic opposition to the way he's been attacking mexico and his discussions of nafta. the southwestern part of the united states is moving dramatically away from the republican party. so i think he's going there in part to stop the bleeding, the political bleeding. >> h

yeah, they were holding hands when he was driving the van and i can already imagine dad holding mom's rushed in, you know. but, yeah, they were always like that. and as i said, i mean, when they started getting older, i was already hoping that, you know, they would somehow go together, you know, because i couldn't see one without the other. no matter who was left behind, they were going to -- they weren't going to last much longer without the other one. i know it. so i know they went to heaven holding hands. >> now your great nieces and nephews were young. this is the part of the story that's hard to talk about. daisy only six years old. tell us a little bit about that little girl. >> oh. she was a -- as little girls are, she was just adorable, always laughing. you couldn't help but laugh. i mean, the minute she walked in the room -- excuse me. >> that's okay. >> yeah. she was great. i mean, you know, i didn't see her much. i wish i would have seen her more often. before mom and dad really got sick, they used to take care of her and they were always talking about daisy. oh, she did th

temperatures will hold in the low 70s today. temperatures are not going very far it's a rather cool day, here's a look at the day ahead. periods of rain today. the heaviest i would say from noon to 3 or so, that's when you get the heavy rain. you can see the temperatures holding 69, 73. that will be the range today 73 for the high, a day that's cooler than average for sure. the national weather service has the flood watch at noon through the evening hours through most of the area where you will see the heaviest rain and the storm prediction center has the area in a marginal risk in cape may and areas to the south of that, you have a stliet risk of severe weather, the farther south you go, the stronger the storms could be. >> reporter: this is a good time to be out and about. the roads are dry and the volume is light. we expect volume to be hearer than nominal today along 42 that's the case each monday morning in the summertime when people make the late treck back from the shorepoints. we had police activity on the southbound sid

as that could hold back exports from germany. thirty one hundred was up more than eight tenths of one percent the calculus here in paris about half. on wall street the dow jones is still hovering above the twenty two thousand mark. a crossing over that milestone for the first time ever on wednesday. shares settling slightly after that big breakthrough but the nasdaq and s. and pete down slightly this our. department of labor will be releasing its monthly jobs report on friday with the unemployment claims in the united states dropped slightly last week. moving on from the days of the business headlines now. adidas sales jumped by twenty percent in the three months to june topping the five billion euros. german sportswear brands on increasing demand in north america and china. it's raised its full year outlook and. oscar is it hopes. spending their. bmw sold a record of more than one point two million cars in the first half of the year thanks to demand increased. in china. that boosted pretax profits by nine percent over three bill

as the pressure begins to take hold. we believe we already know there are certain moderate elements of -- taliban and who we think we think will be ready and develop a way forward. how long that will take, will be based on conditions on the ground. >> thank you very mr. secretary, a question, on the military side, want the new rules of engagement mean in the short will ber forces potentially doing night raids against the taliban? not just training but actually supporting in a more active role because the afghan troops are not all up to par to push back against the taliban? and on the diplomatic side, why didn't the president mention russia'srming -- rearming of the taliban? he seemed to be letting russia off the hook in his speech. do you have enough people, given that they are not trump confirmed diplomatic appointees in the region? side, i wouldtary defer to the department of defense to answer that. i know the approach is going to be similar to be what we have had success elsewhere. as secretary mattis described it it

we see the kiwi dollar holding steady.he aussie fell to the lowest level in a month, now holding at u.s. cents. 0.5%, gaining a second session. today we have premium wage prices coming in, keep an eye out for that. futures not doing much. pointing marginally lower. the japanese yen weakened, holding up the 110 level right now. at the nikkei rose more than 1/5 of 1%, led by the tech firms. moving, 19,es not 735 is the level. they are taking in the jampacked events calendar. you do have the fomc releasing their minutes. and the u.s.-south korea joint military drills next week, not to mention mario draghi, a lot of the markets -- a lot the markets have to digest. betty: absolutely, you nailed it. we have a lot of events coming up. the fomc minutes will be released tomorrow in the u.s. investors perhaps hit the path button. i want to pull up where we ended the day in the markets. pretty much unchanged. 1%, theaq down 1/10 of dow adding any points, up five. the s&p trading flat and closing flat. theident trump stoking flames ov

>> everything is still in a holding pattern to see what the new phone looks like and whether people like yourself are going to go out and spend to get a new one. they haven't really changed the design of the phone and a number of years and people have been holding onto them a bit longer. is a lot of anticipation around this one. francine: how different will it be from previous versions? is prettym factors set in glass at this point. it's a rectangle and a touchscreen. what can change will be some of the components within. there will be new augmented reality elements that apple has hinted at. it will be thinner, better camera. the performance will be faster. things like that. want to take this on the

landon dowdy has more. >> reporter: the uber board is holding a meeting today and they could hold a vote on a ceo meg whitman has firmly said she will not be the ceo will not attend the meeting, but re/code says two other candidates, jeff immelt and a dark horse candidate will present their vision for the future of the ride hailing company all this comes as the bickering continues between the firm's biggest investor benchmark capital and former ceo travis kalanick travis kalanick was ousted from his role as ceo in june but remains on the board and will vote on his replacement. >> >> ththat sounds like stakeo opportunity. wlofrnlg who is the dark horse. >>> still ahead, bracing for the storm. hurricane harvey picks up steam. the latest on the major storm threat straight ahead. >>> heading to break a check on oil prices wti bouncing back, 0.7% after 2% decline yesterday. gas prices at the pump up 3% this mniorng back in a couple minutes ta-da! all this devotion only calls for a little bit of dawn ultra. so concentrated, just one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three... ...bottles o

of privatizing air traffic control to major airline customer service problems how is the industry holding up and what changes could we see as the summer travel season winds down my gas ways and standby starts right now . in a speech tuesday night in phoenix arizona president donald trump said something that wall street felt this morning take a listen you know the obstruction is democrats would like us not to do it but believe me we have to close down our government we're building a wall. after those words hit the airwaves the value of the mexican peso debt against the us dollar a dollar was worth seventeen sixty eight pesos and closing stocks had some gains on tuesday then sunk on wednesday across almost every industry however it must be said that they didn't compare to dip so we have seen in recent weeks investors of course as you might guess scrambles for safer ground in treasury bonds and gold also turning to trade with mexico and canada the president asserted in his speech that the north america free trade agreement would probably end up terminated by the u.s. . and a week into nafta

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it is hold american people at risk. that is their calculation, they believe we would accept that, as we have nuclear weapons in north korea. so if you believe that, that is their calculation, di i do belie that, they are trying to prevent is the end of their regime, that means they are not going to fire weapons at guam. which would require an incredible response by united states, tbawm i guam is an allye military basis and hundreds of thousands of american citizens. we'll not tolerate that, i don't think they would do it, i think it is sabre rattling and face saving within their north korea elite, they understand what is happening. liz: if they did shoot missiles near guam, what would u.s. response be? >> i think that united states, i'm not convinced they would let them shoot the missiles to begin with. that is another calculation that our military has capability too deal with, they may take the missiles out before they are launched, why would we permit them on launch them, and endanger the lives of people there. option

>>reporter: it can hold up to 1600 gallons of water that's more than the 280 gallons others hold thateans firefighters can drop more water on a fire faster and that's crucial. >> it has more precise drops, you can get lower in pinpoint the accuracy. >>reporter: they are renting it for three months and that's enough time to get to the fire season. they have a snorkel to suck in water. >> the stainless pipe will be submerged by a couple of inches. it will dip out of anything. >>reporter: it can adjust the intensity. >> we can modulate and if it's a grass fire we can just make it rain, if it's heavy timber we can bump up the coverage. >>reporter: mike kohn there has been piloting helicopters for years. >> it's daunting, there are some fires that you know you will get it out and you will go home. there are other fires where you think you may be back. >>reporter: the hope is there will be no more massive wildfires, most likely there will be and if so chances are this helitank will try to knock it down. rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >> that is one big helicopter. >> it's nice to know that we ha

holding trial up over 500 people about last year's attempted coup.ents borders as they arrived. some of the main stories from the world service, firstly we know that archaeologists at angkor wat in cambodia have unearthed something astonishing, a large statue believed to date back to the 12th century. it is a sandstone figure, two metres high, it is thought it stood as a guardian to an entrance to a local hospital. three defendants have been killed in a court in moscow after they tried to ta ke a court in moscow after they tried to take the arms from security officers in an attempt to escape. the suspects were accused of being pa rt the suspects were accused of being part of a group known as the gga gang, named after the computer game grand theft auto. and this is a man in canada using his speedboat to try to douse the flames of a bushfire, not sure how effective it was but he said he accelerated the speedboat while his girlfriend gave him directions and later fire crews arrived and began the work he yet started. yesterday we told you about the death

this is pa rt cents holdings —— billion.that encourages state entitlements to ta ke that encourages state entitlements to take on private capital. a chinese bicycle sharing company is expanding into the us. it is applying 1000 bicycles to seattle this month as part of a pilot programme that will increase in september. like sharing has been growing in countries, including singapore. —— like sharing. just below this building i see a lot of these bicycle sharing opportunities and you need an app to use them? these start—ups have expanded super aggressively across the globe, including in singapore. this is one of the two biggest and so what we do is you take your mobile app and you unlock the bicycle and then you can write it anywhere you want and park it pretty much anywhere you want for a small fee. in china you pay one yuan, about 15 us cents. really cheap. the interesting thing about ofo is it is valued at between $1 billion and $2 billion. the founder is 26 and he came up with the idea while eating fried chicken one night w

hold on, i'm talking and terms of accomplishing it. tax reform, infrastructure, obamacare, 100%. we have a real agenda to sell, but we'll have a record of getting it done just yet. >> mercedes: i disagree with you. moderate republicans are the ones who brought repeal down. these moderate republicans decided that they were going to campaign on repealing obamacare. those were the ads they put out and let me tell you, that was a political disgrace to vote against repealing obamacare. >> dagen: there actually democrats under a different name and they should call themselves with ar, shelley moore capito, susan collins, lisa murkowski. you name it come these people did not line up. address this is a strategy. >> mercedes: they have to support the legislative agenda that they would go on. if they do not get on board, they will lose his midterm elections. they will suffer because of the fact that they hasn't had accomplishments. on tax reform, a bit more optimistic that they'll be able to pass at least partial. >> dagen: two weeks ago i said t

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holding up the example of maryland, were the on going slaves resulted in a growing fro population and those liberated were stealing rather than working, becoming common pick pockets and only harm the greater societies in which they were freed. and jackson warned that has this consequence. for jackson any effort to free a people whose natural disposition predispose them to slavery was a waste of time and resources, but also flew in the face of nature's intended design for africans. unconditional bondage. following jackson's speech, the members of the house present voted down tucker's proposed amendment to the report. so the report continued to be debated and considered. during the next day's debate, smith and dennis burk representing south carolina aggressive will defended slavery. both echoed jacks's depiction as inferior and naturally fit for bondage. by advocating emabs pation, the petitioners were doing an act of inhumanity to the slaves. during the late revolution, america witnesses how unfit people of african decent were for freedom and at that time the commander lord cornwall is

will be live starting in .bout 15 minutes coming up at 5:00 eastern, vice president mike pence will hold a briefing in texas. touring the storm and funny damages, we will bring that to you live on c-span. that press briefing on c-span. a look of vice president and his wife and other officials looking at the damage in corpus christi. [cheering] >> first stop for the vice president [inaudible] [indistinct conversations] >> buddy, you're blocking our stuff, man. [indistinct conversations] >> and i can have your attention, i'm scott jones. there are a lot of important people here today i want to say .elcome to all of you here we are glad all of you are here. -- of the things i said all over and over again is you are ready to get to work and put our community back together. i will turn over the microphone to franklin. >> thank you, pastor. medical ask after storms if god is mad at us. no, that is not it. jesus himself was in a storm. in disciples got in with him the bible says the storm came up suddenly and it was so violent that the fisherman new boats and thought that they were going to sin

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. ♪ i need you more than ever you only hold me tight ♪ ♪ we'll be holding we started ince talking abouthole eclipse thing, doesn't it make you want song.ng this that is bonnie tyler performing 1983 hit "total li the heart." a cruise ship sailing through the eclipse's path earlier tonight. came out. it you can find all of our coverage photo, ng a stunning really good pictures taken today. appreciate you sharing. website, wjla.com. steve: we're all listening to that music. get advanced to my next graphics, we'll get them here eventually. right now, not a whole lot going on, good news there, the showers, the had erstorms that we earlier on have now dissipated and no active watches, no active warnings. however, tomorrow because of the heat, we may be looking at a heat advisory for parts of the area. is warm, it is humid this hour. degrees at reagan national airport. and 70's, 68, 75 for overnight low. patchy fog early tomorrow d.c.ng mainly west of it's not going to cause any type of problems. be aware, the kids are back in school. just a little n bit. temperatures early on will be in the l

they say -- hold their kid back. okay.d him back year and let him play against younger talent. they dominate that younger tal bent because they're older. they're bigger, faster, strong stronger. so instead of graduating at the age of 18 they graduate at age of 19. so they get full rides and big-time scholarships all the fact they're dominating lesser tal leapt. this isn't fair. one year makes the world of difference when it comes to teenagers. one year makes bigger, stronger, faster you can do bet things and basically change your entire life based off of that. he was so good he could go back to his original year and still be the number one guy. still go to duke be the number one big. be all that it's sham how these kids are able to do that. stay in your age range. don't hold your kid a year back so he can dominate little kids. it's not fair and we got to stop that. lucy. >> makes sense sean bell. >>> back to school as hard to believe it's that time for lieutenants at global leadership academy. classes are on a august to ju

however, we have holding by the offense. number 68. ten-yard penalty, play second down. >> cris: missed it by one. i'm pretty sure it was collins out there who saw the blitzer coming off the edge. reached out and grabbed the blitzer. watch this right here on the tail end of it. he does his job. gets the first guy. sees the second guy. i think that's what ended up being called. >> al: time off the clock on these penalty plays. we're down to 26. and so still has -- if they ever get to it. tries to control in the middle. that's caught. probably use one here i would assume and they will as the catch is made by cayleb jones. going to make it third down and eight. i know one thing i'm happy they put the two-point diversion in. aren't you? >> cris: i think they'll go for the tie here. we'll get a lot of action. >> al: i'll take that bet. >> cris: yeah. you know, it would be a nice finish for heinicke to get this one in. clearly didn't practice much this week and he is just in pain sucking it up. trying to tie it up for al. >> al: yeah, sure.

they gained a foot hold where they battle u.s. backed forces and the more established taliban there. >>> this is coverage of the deadly mudslide in sierra leone. rescuers are digging through debris often with their bare hands, in victims were trapped in their homes and more rain is expected in the coming week threatening more mudslides. >>> a man's first ever kayaking trip turned into a life-threatening struggle. here is the story. >> reporter: you're watching four minutes of panic. >> he is pinned. caught. >> 64-year-old daniel trapped over the weekend by an under water log while he was kayaking in hope alaska one of the most dangerous creeks. >> help. more help. people have died here before so strangers jumped in action moving in with a rope watch as he struggles to hold on the water pounding over his head and at times completely enveloped in water. and at minutes of water it appears he cannot hold on anymore and he goes under. that is when jenkins celebrating his birthday the only way to save him is jumping into the raging wate

his name is otis and he seems to be holding up pretty well after the storm. this photo of otis carrying a full bag of dog food has gone viral on facebook. but he is pretty well known around the city and this isn't the for time he came back home with free food. good dog. hot today, hot tomorrow. >> 105 to 110. >> thanks for joining us. "saturday night live" is next. [ cheers and applause ] >> and hello, america. yesterday, we all made donald trump the 45th president of the united states. hooray! we did it!