he is incensed and says he may leave spain asa incensed and says he may leave spain as a result.her high profile player was also accused of tax fraud. he was also accused of tax fraud. he was successfully prosecuted and lost his appeal a few weeks ago. he received a substantial fine and a suspended prison sentence. it shows clearly the spanish tax authorities are taking this very seriously and they are deployment to go after this. —— and determined. fifa have confirmed that disciplinary proceedings commenced againstjuventus over the handling of paul pogba's transfer to manchester united last year. the french international returned to old trafford in a world record transfer fee of $115 million having spent four years in italy. the world governing body also say that no disciplinary proceedings have been opened against manchester united. to cricket where anil kumble has stepped down as india's coach following their defeat to pakistan in the icc champions trophy. he hasn't travelled with the team to the west indies for their upcoming one day international series. the 46—year—old form

you got to burn incense.nd some toilet paper. oil. >> what is that? >> it's praying oil. it's praying oil. prison incense. i tape it to the vent. that's how the oil come out of it. so, it work. but it doesn't kill another man's smell. that's why you try to use the flushes. that's in case you use all your flushes up then, hey, you got to deal with it. >> cell searches continue at corcoran in the wake of the incident at tehachapi, giving rookie officer faldon a crash course in his new profession. >> it definitely opens your eyes up and lets you know, you know, this can happen to you. so, you take extra precautions in everything you do. make sure, you know, no one's behind your back that's not supposed to be there. you just sort of got to live with it. this is what i want to do. so, i'm here. you know? there's no turning my back now. >> are you worried about pissing some inmate off? >> not at all. i don't hit cells intentionally. if they try to come at me in my face. i don't go and hit their cell right after or

incensed by the scrawlings, kill a cop, save a life. symbol of communist a hammer and sickle drawn on walls, doors and even sidewalks. >> 5:30 this morning neighbors on south bouvier street and along the 1700 block of passyunk woke up to find disturbing things on their properties and on the pavement. >> reporter: police walked the narrow streets seeking security camera video and clues they found a working camera focused on the intersection at kj auto sales and took the equipment. >> do you have the images on -- >> i can't for sure say it is but i'm quite sure it's there. >> why do you think that's? >> because before the monitor went out, we were able to go back and search and see everything that went on. >> reporter: south detectives are working the case with city homeland security probing the anti cop graffiti. messages of anarchy have emerged in philly before. neighbors hope never again. >> why would somebody write these things here? >> i suspect -- they're not from this area. those people are not from this area many this is a good ar

they cannot rule out candles, incense, a careless or intentional open flame or most prominently an electrical cause. electrical engineers with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives found modifications to the electrical systems, two heavily damaged spider boxes were found in the debris. the report calls them makeshift that supplied parts of the building with electricity. you can see tuper section of the staircasend second floor collapsed on to the first floor. the report indicates several victims fell from the second floor. all 36 people who died, died of smoke inhalation. there is one man who was seriously injured and is still in the hospital. his eyewitness account is not available. the ghost ship founder and his second in charge face man slates charges in connection with the fire. katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> stay with us. a lot more to come. a student in prison in north korea passes away days after gaining his freedom. >> coming up the message his heart broken family is sending to the north korean government tonight. >> mallingauling in the mountai. >> and sean spice

examination of items were performed but did not reveal a fault or failure and the use of candles and/or incense cannot be eliminated and the use of carelessly discarded or unattended smoking materials cannot be eliminated. in the background of this picture you can see the staircase leading to the second floor where most of the victims became trapped and then here's a view from the same angle after that fire. the wooden staircase is heavily damaged and furniture and other items in front of it are essentially heaps of blackened wreckage. two men, derick almena and max harris, face charges of involuntary manslaughter. almena was the master tenant. prosecutors say harris organized the party. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> a shirtless man smoking a cigarette perched on an overpass forced all northbound lanes of 680 in milpitas to be shut down for five hours tonight. at 9:30 he was persuaded to come down by policing in the overs. traffic is flowing -- police negotiators. traffic is flowing normally again. >>> a double murder suicide that involves a father and his two young children, police say the m

the use of candles or incense cannot be eliminated and the use of carelessly discarded smoking materials cannot be eliminated. new photos from inside the ghost ship before and after the building caught on fire. in this one, the staircase to the second floor, the spot where many were trapped. and the same angel shows furniture charred beyond repair. two men face charges of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say that harris organized the party. >>> police in santa rosa believe a father killed his two young children before killing himself. it appears they were killed on father's day. deputies went to the apartment yesterday morning to do a welfare check and found the bodies. the man had been in a custody dispute with the mother of the children. >> it's an absolute tragedy when two young children lose their lives in a custody dispute. >>> a bay area man is recovering from injuries after losing footing and plunging over two waterfalls. he survived, managing to pull himself to shore. it happened at angel falls which leads into bass lake not far from yosemite. he was celebrating a graduation

they cannot rule out candles, incense, a careless or intentional open flame or most prominently an electrical of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives found modifications to the electrical systems, two heavily damaged spider boxes were found in the debris. the report calls them makeshift that supplied parts of the building with electricity. you can see tuper section of the staircase and second floor collapsed on to the first floor. the report indicates several victims fell from the second floor. all 36 people who died, died of smoke inhalation. there is one man who was seriously injured and is still in the hospital. his eyewitness account is not available. the ghost ship founder and his second in charge face man slates charges in connection with the fire. katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> stay with us. a lot more to come. a student in prison in north korea passes away days after gaining his freedom. >> coming up the message his heart broken family is sending to the north korean government tonight. >> mallallallallallallallallalll >> and sean spicer may be stepping away from the podium. >>

. >> reporter: long time resident of south philly by way of lebanon and it's middle east she was incensed by the scrollings kill a cop, save a life, the symbol of communism a hammer and sickle drawn on walls doors even sidewalks. >> around 5:30 this morning, neighbors on the 2100 block of south bowyer street and 1700 block of passyunk woke up to find disturbing things on their properties and on the pavement. >> reporter: police walk the narrow street seeking security camera video and clues they found a working camera focused on the intersection at kj auto sales and took the equipment. >> do you have the images on -- >> i can't for sure say it is but i'm quite sure it's there. >> reporter: you think that's? why do you think it's there? >> because before the monitor went out, we were able to go back and search and see everything that went on. >> reporter: south detectives are working the case with city homeland security probing the anti cop graffiti. messages of anarchy have emerged in philly before. neighbors hope never again. >> why would somebody write these things? here. >> i suspect, a

this is what republicans were so incensed by when obamacare was passed in the first place. >> the democrat didn't bathe themselves in glory the way the affordable care act was passed. right now there is no transparency. republican voters can't even say with confidence they know what's in the bill. you should always delete your tweets he couple years. kennedy: nor rand paw was poking around the house office building looking for copies of the house version of the ahca. >> that entire talk-athon government? no one wants to ask that because god knows they don't have the answer. >> i think we are dealing with the ramifications of the years and years of jerry man during and redistricting. there is anyone season tough to compromise because it doesn't benefit them politically. >> this has been around since america was a country. this has been our system from the beginning and that's the way it's going to be. kennedy: president trump today called the death of american college student otto warmbier a total disgrace. he died after 17 months in a north korean prison. yesterday arizona republican senat

and if you have a strong, personal brand as being a good, innovative, fward-thinking leader, that incense adviseds the right talent to want to come to work for you. the same thing goes with finding investment. investors with, there's a long saying saying you bet on the jockey, not on the horse. they want a business leader that is able to drive the business forward. if you have a strong brand, that's -- >> so it's interesting. so it's not necessarily to the consumers. you're talking about -- i mean, there might be something to get your consumer's people to buy your product. you about it's really about running your business. okay. so now let's get to the how-tos. number one, you say suppress what you want to be known for. >> yes. the starting place, many people think wrongly that personal branding is about looking into the world and saying what does the world want me to be and how can i pretend to be that? that's where it gets knocked because people say it's about phoniness or inauthenticity. that couldn't be further from the truth. first it's about clarifying what your values are and what'

people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. one of the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy mayor

that demonstration yesterday at kensington town hall where some of the protesters who have been so incenseds happened actually stormed the building, 50 or 60 people. another demonstration was planned for midday today, we are hearing that has been postponed, second demonstration at kensington town hall. there's also a church service is happening at a catholic church nearby at midday, attended by the archbishop of westminster. a lot of flowers and candles have been left in memory of the dead and missing close to where we are standing at notting hill methodist church. there's a sign just along the road, referring to the prime minister, saying, stay away mrs may. there's a feeling of real hostility both to the borough council and to the government as well but we've heard today from the first secretary of state, damian green. he said the residents would play an important pa rt residents would play an important part in the public inquiry and has confirmed that a government team will be on the ground here close to g re nfell tower will be on the ground here close to grenfell tower from today answe

motor bike exhaust, fish sauce, incense, the far-away smell of something?coal? vietnam. it could be no place else. [ bicycle bell dings ] ♪ [ horn honks ] >> anthony: listen to me. listen to me. there is no other way to see this city, hanoi, than from a motorbike or a scooter. to do otherwise would be to miss it all. [ horns honking ] ♪ >> anthony: it is one of the great pleasures of my life to join the river of people rushing through the streets. ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ >> anthony: vietnam. it grabs you and doesn't let you go. once you love it, you love it forever. i've been coming here since 2000, the first time i'd been in this part of the world, and it's held a special place in my heart and my imagination since. i keep coming back, i have to. [ bells ding ] vietnam has changed since last time i was here. it's changing every minute. [ horns honk ] but some things, for now, anyway, remain the same. important things, like this stuff. that's going to be good. bún oc. first meal in hanoi, and it's something they do here better than anywhere else. okay, i'm off

fire could have been started by an electrical failure but investigators condition rule out candles, incenseand smoking materials as possible causes. 36 people died from smoke inhalation and other causes. the manager of the ghost ship warehouse, derek almeda and max harris are now each facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for those deaths. >>> a santa rosa man remains in jail in connection with the mobile home fire that killed his mother. i an stamp is suspected of arson that destroyed the family's mobile home on beijay avenue. the spreads spread so quickly little chance of getting to her. the fire started in her son's bedroom but do not think that he intended to kill his mother. stamp is facing two felony charges for arson and murder, he has a hearing scheduled for tomorrow morning. >>> 5:38 a driver shot on sunday morning by a chp officer on the bay bridge reportedly recovering. east bay times reports the driver is in stable condition. an officer fired shots at a car that was driving along the shoulder of the bridge's eastbound span right toward officers who were investigating a cr

staffing shortages mean loss of inmate programs cancelled on a regular basis, meaning inmates have less incensive to behave. >> a particular segment of the c building standing literally almost face-to-face with one table for an hour. >> the time to step up, show backbone. >> reporter: i caught up with the governor today who says despite a huge deficit it's time for the legislature to focus more resources on the prison and more work needs to be done to prevent crime keeping the inmate population down. the floyd family and officers' union said delaware's past two governors should have done more in the past. this governor will make improvements for the future. >> i've made a commitment to the people i represent here, to the floyd family, we're not going to alu it allow it to be a report on the shelf that doesn't get implemented. >> reporter: coming back live, the report suggests there's gang activity behind these fence, but that intel doesn't trickle out to the officer whose 0 could use it. coming up at 5:00, hearing from a former corrections officer what it was like working behind these walls. no c

picks and decides when they want to dive into the bunker of salvation to save themselves from some incense grilling. however, i'm not a huge jeff sessions fan. i have a number of reasons why i question his ability to be the attorney general in this country, but they don't necessarily have to do with this case. i want him to answer some of the questions about what the president has said. >> judge jeanine: you may want him to answer questions, but there are legal guidelines. it's not about what we want to hear. it's like jim comey saying i can't talk about this or that. i'm glad you want to hear it, you don't want to jump into a bunker, but this is a man who understands the law, he understands his role as attorney general and he understands how far he can go. the >> melissa: when lay he is saying he should not be involve involved, can we start a list for why comey deserves to be fired? everybody has been calling for the firing for so long. he is the chatty kathy fbi director of all time. his most recent testimony, he talked about doing things that were widely questionable. >> kennedy: this s

i'm not sure the country as a whole is as incensed about the european court of justice at some politicians as some politicians. we will see what comes out of it. it is a year and a day since we voted for brexit. let's talk about markets. a bounce for four days in a row. this is the topline index. how do you look at the u.k. at the moment? fading consumer confidence. we have gone from hero to zero in terms of growth. challenging time for the u.k. in terms of markets? stephen: personally, i do not see it as challenging. revenues for companies are so much of the last month -- what is happening underneath is interesting. growth is not zero. gone from the best-performing growth in g7 to the lowest. stephen: that is true. the u.s. is still in the middle stages. the uk's facing challenges, because until the nature of our relationship with our largest single trading partner is clear, it is probable you would get some deferment of investment from companies. the sterling has weekend. has weakened.g there will be pressure on consumption. it is difficult to see genuine pressure on consumption happenin

there was sort of that he can of incense of some sort of feeling that kennedy may understand a little bit of what king had been through in his family. it was from that beginning point that i felt as they researched it more there was a sense in john kennedy that he has the potential to understand the black plague, that he was just very slow in accepting it ander constantly was concerned about the political situation and took his time, looked at civil rights more as a law and order issue or a policy issue and not really a moral issue until martin luther king was able to teach and educate him and really bring him along to his persistence to the point where he made his famous speech in june of 63. >> way. they push back a little bit on that one because you put king so much at the center if you're looking at circumstances that put john kennedy backing him into a position of taking a strong stand it's for theti actions of the younger generation who are doing this to defend the bus ride. bobby kennedy says can't you people stop doing citizens, do something less explosive. >> they were trying

i can smell your incense from here.r rancid brew columba galatea writes your show is garbage. are you leading the conservatives? know, and i'm glad it's garbage. i'm the oscar the grouch of "fox business" preview heard it here first, alicea. you are neither silverstone or the lady who plays the piano real good. what's your name? alicia keys. neither of them you are. maniac rounds out the evening with, your wig is on cricket which really depresses me because they think on fleak means on sale and i could have saved $10. is it too late to get a rain check or some sort of the digital coupon? such hip language, grandma. coming up hillary clinton, speaking speaking of grandma hiy clinton is preparing herself for female superhero. i believe it's [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become on

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. >>> i'm incensed. same exact story that happened eight years ago. >> a swim coach arrested for a child molestation in san jose. parents say he could have been stopped a long time ago. >>> algae chokes a popular bay area lake. >> can't let them drink the water. it's a real dangeros situation. >>> and the big picture on a small fire. the damage is contained, but only after a lot of firefighters jumped in. >> the key with a fire like this is to hit it hard and early, fast. >>> good evening, i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> and ooims kristen sze. south bay parents and possibly police were left in the tark for months about a possible child molester. >> timothy nguyen has been fired for sending explicit text messages to teen members. he was arrested last week. >> abc7 news reporter david louis has new details live in san jose. >> reporter: kristen and eric, timothy nguyen has been an assistant coach at san jose's pioneer high school for the past three years. but he was released from that job after his a

>> bland hanged herself in jail days after the heated exchange with texas state troopers brian incense july of 2015. the dismissal of charges yesterday comes more than a year after a grand jury said he lied about the reason' rested bland. he had claimed that he removed her from the car to conduct a safer traffic investigation. >>> 5:56. next rising rates. the bay area city that could be in for some sticker shock when it comes to utilities. >> reporter: the north bay's newest transportation system, how you can get a free ride. i'm jessica flores live with the details coming up. president trump's travel ban s effect today. the restrictions now in place, and the lawyers that are planning to gather at s-f-o. >>> after a ruling from the supreme court part of president trump's travel ban takes effect today. the restrictions now in place and the lawyers that are planning to gather at sfo. >> it's unfortunate that american politics devolved. >> the threats now directed at california's assembly speaker after he blocked the state's proposed single payor healthcare bill. good morning, it is thurs

proudly in the owner's box, drinking his early times and getting more and more innocenced by -- incensed by how terrible the game was going and at a certain point he went to the announcer booth and asked if he could say a few words to the people. was a sellout crowd because ray was a hero for big the team and he announced, i have never seen such lousy ball playing in my life. and of course imagine that in the age of twitter and your iphone but took awhile for that comment to reverberate because at the exact moment he was speaking, some dude ran across the field, the outfield, a streaker, if you remember those, and so it was a crazy night and it was sort of set the stage for who ray was, anybody who knew ray, knew that ray was quite bombastic before that. now that was his big welcome to san diego, and his welcome to major league baseball and some people loved it, but a lot of people, of course, not very happy about it, including many of the players. even if they agreed that it was lousy ball playing, didn't feel like it was dollar be told that -- cool to be told that publicly. >> host: ra

it's the victims of the sandy hook shooting, the parents that lost children that are really incensed about this, and you can understand why. >>> meanwhile, the golden state warriors are nba champions for the second time in three years. they beat the cavs, 129-120 to win the title in five. the warriors were led once again by kevin durant, who scored 39 points! the unanimous choice for nba finals mvp. >> i just wanted to lay it all out there. you know, i put in work. i just had to trust in it. we were really good tonight. you've got to tip your hat to cleveland, man. >> we did it. i told you when i was 8 years old. we did it. yeah. >> this is what we talked about this whole year, realizing this goal and understanding how important we both would be to the equation along with our teammates. we learned a lot about each other going through this journey, the way that he embraced the opportunity in the finals was unbelievable. >> steph curry scored 34 points in the clincher. durant just the third player since 1969 to be named the finals mvp in his first season with the team, averaged 35 poin

last week donald trump junior incensed by comedian kathy griffin's photo featured his father's tweeteda conservative did this to obama. we let it slide. show the irony of the implication was not lost on us. but we'll get to that shortly, because this week the president's younger son, eric trump, while criticizing some democrats on fox news this week, said this. >> i've never seen hatred like this. to me, they're not even people. it's so sad. morality has just gone. morals have flown out the window. we deserve better than this as a country. >> while much of the social media response was focussed on the immorality of suggesting that millions of americans are not even people, at "politicsnation" we couldn't help but note that for the second week in a row a trump son displayed what we hope is selective amnesia about what political hatred really looks like. allow me to add this history lesson just in case the trump sons are watching. your father went out of his way to convince early 90s new york city that a group of black teens should have been executed for a crime they didn't commit. it wa

of the agreement as many expect he'll be following commitment which will likely make his critics incensednie alnwick live from the white house with more this morning. mel. >> reporter: good morning, and we've seen president trump make these sort of surprise gut check last minute decisions, so many while we are hearing from many sources that they expect to hear an announcement of a withdrawal from or perhaps a modification to the climate agreement nothing is certain until we hear from the president: what will president trump do on the paris climate change agreement seen by his predecessor as a real achievement? he says he's still being lobbied. >> heard from a lot of people both ways inch hearing from a lot of people both ways and trying build some suspense for today's declaration tweeting "i will be announcing my decision on paris accord thursday at 3:00 p.m. the white house rose garden. make america great again ." the paris accord was signed by nearly 200 countries pledging to reduce carbon emissions. during last year's campaign >> we're going cancel the paris climate agreement and stop

they cannot rule out candles, incense, a careless or intentional open flame, or most prominently an electrical cause. electrical engineers with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives found mod if i occasions to the warehouse's electrical systems. two heavily damaged temporary power distribution boxes or spider boxes were found in the firedry. the report calls them part of a makeshift system that supplied areas of the building with electricity. in this foet foe you can see what's left of a staircase to the second fleer. the upper section of the staircase and the second floor sur rounding it collapsed on to the first floor. the report indicates several victims also fell from the second floor. but all 36 people who died, died of smoke inhalation. there is one man who was seriously injured and is still in the hospital. his eyewitness account is not available. the ghost ship founder and his second in charge face manslaughter charges in connection with the fire. abc 7 news. >>> and we have posted this entire report online if you'd like to read it you can find it by going to abc7news

he got incensed and outraged. there is nothing. there is nothing problematic. then comey also sort of implied that if he was fired because of russia, why did sessions have anything to do with it? because sessions is supposed to recuse himself on russia. and yet he was part of the firing. sessions today answered that question and said, no, he was fired for other reasons and referred us to rod rosenstein. >> david, somebody worked in administrations, what do you make of sessions saying this longstanding department of justice policy he was following about not revealing contents of a conversation with the president even though the president hasn't asked for executive privilege? >> it may be longstanding but it's the first time rediscovered by an administration. some memo in 1982 that i can't remember anyone have a memory of this who has employed the rational he did. i have to preserve the president's right to exercise executive privilege. i would point out that the memo was 1982 from ronald reagan, when reagan had his iran contra scandal in his second term. he wave

. >> reporter: long time resident of south philly by way of lebanon and it's middle east she was incensedave a life, the

prototype stores in seattle, maybe you don't need a cashier, you just let something from a shelf and incense you have any charges your online account. amazon will bring all these technologies and efficiencies to bear in 400 plus stores. i think the competitors need to look at their own businesses and how they get more efficient. >> i get that this is a $1 trillion consumers market. if we look at the struggle going on in the broader retail sector, the pricing pressures, the margin pressures we are facing, i have to wonder if -- for amazon, if this is not more about the data and the access to the customers that whole foods represents, the opportunities that there are in groceries, more broadly. what are your thoughts? >> mine are more abstract than that, go to the simplest thing, amazon wants to be -- it was to gives its customers what they want in the lowest prices at the shortest amount of time. they have done that well in hard goods. it has made incredible waves and apparel. -- in apparel. by grubhub, uber eats -- 20% of whole foods businesses are those prepackaged meals, the burritos, the

his attorney that he's under investigation and he puts that out there because he's outraged and incenseding about the liabilities. this is a guy whose chief lawyer until recently was a real estate lawyer from new york. this is insane. i'm looking at this self-destruction, it's incredible. >> jay sekulow this morning say he's not under investigation. >> he's twisting himself into a pretzel, explaining how the president's tweet was responding to a "washington post" story, which is absurd. it shows, the fact that his attorneys were trying to walk it back, they were very concerned. >> how long after representative adam schiff saying this morning that the mueller investigation is only getting started, how long do you think other republicans are going to stand by the president, if all of these questions drag on? >> well, it depends how these hearings turn out. it depends what the news of the day is. republicans know that this is going to take probably about 18 months to two years for the mueller investigation to go on. what the senate should be doing is refocusing their hearings on what happen

there are security ways in which you can do that, incense -- in the sense of the missile defense systeme have provided to south korea, the way we have stepped up security in northeast asia, which the chinese don't like. and then there are economic steps, some of the kind of things we employed with regard abilityaffecting iran's to connect to the international financial system. north koreans also deal through chinese banks, so secondary sanctions aimed at chinese banks could have a huge impact, but that's a big roll of the dice in a relationship that is that important. charlie: and the president seems to suggest that what he expects and what he hopes for is not happening, with respect to china pressuring north korea. mr. burns: i think it was the right thing to test, but i think it was almost inevitable that the chinese were not going to deliver in the way the president may have assumed. so, now the choices are a lot more compensated. charlie: thank you for coming. great to have you. bill burns. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into

and it is really high-priced at this point but maybe not so, david, with the capacity two days of incense selling for nasdaq. 1.8% drop on friday and modest half a percent drop today for the nasdaq. it is still up this year by about 15%. this still has been a successful trade but we're starting to talk about pullbacks of 5% drop from a recent high corrections, 10% drop, and of course the bear market, right? speaking of this, netflix, very popular stock, up 1500% in five years time. at one point at the low of the session today it did dip into the correction territory, not closing there however. other stocks hit really hard from two days of selling? apple, amazon, which by the way despite the declines today, piper jaffray gave this stock a $1200 price target. microsoft, i want to point out am. did, advanced micro devices is a semiconductor used in so many big popular gadget makers, in bear market territory. goldman sakes -- goldman sachs says sell it, down 7%. melissa: nicole? >> apple got downgrade on friday from pacific crest. today another downgrade from mizuho. not that they don't like

that has only done more to incense the crowd, that they know there are people in this offers you areng to this disaster but they are clearly not satisfied with they are clearly not satisfied with the response we have had. if there are policed by the door they are the only officers here at this protest was completely unpoliced at the start and there was a plea from the organisers that the beginning for this not to be a protest about hate oi’ this not to be a protest about hate or violent disorder and that was respected by most of the people here. a very tricky situation for the council and the police. tensions are obviously running very high. people are very emotional understandably after what has happened this week, with the sorts of issues they are having to deal with. these are moments ago inside kensington borough council. people trying to get up those stairs. police and security bringing them back down. scuffles as people tried to break through the police cordon and it looks as though a couple of people have managed to get through. it is chaotic. what strikes me as the media knew

but i think that sessions was very much playing the part of an incensed person. >> the attorney general of the united states can't remember any meetings he's had with the russians at all, and he's going to keep telling us i can't remember. all these phrases to prevent yourself from a perjury rap. anyway, u.s. congresswoman jackie speier, it's good to have you on. coming up, much more on those reports president trump is considering firing robert mueller. he doesn't like special counsels coming at him. what's really going on there? and would republicans finally turn on trump if he gave mueller the ax? plus we now now the russian hack was more widespread than previously thought. russian hackers broke into election systems in 39 of our 50 states. isn't it surprising that president trump never asked how to keep it from happening again? and trump says he never asked james comey to take a pledge of loyalty. oh, yeah? and yet trump's got a history of doing just that with everyone else around him, getting bows of loyalty. we'll get to that with the "hardball" roundtable tonight. finally let me f

and cosby said in the past he liked liked incense and like. -- she leaned forward so he couldn't go anyr says that a retrial is not worth the time or the money, that a lot of money was spent treating the jurors like royalty and the taxpayers just shouldn't have to pay for that again. jean casarez, cnn, new york. >> thanks for that reporting, jean. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> we are looking at live pictures out of miami beach where former president bill clinton is expected to take the podium and address mayors who have gathered for an annual conference. we're going to bring you those remarks as soon as he takes the stage. thanks so much for watching the "cnn newsroom." i'm boris sanchez in for fredricka whitfield. we begin this hour with two big stories on our radar, first, something you rarely hear team trump talking about, russia's interference in the 2016 election. so far he's denied any obstruction or collusion, but now there's a different approach. he's blaming the previous president. trump says president obama knew about the russia hack but did nothing. pl

but he was asked about it today and he got incensed. outraged. >> he said innuendo. >> yeah, innuendo and outrage and there is nothing problematic. and then comey also sort of implied that if he was fired because of russia why did sessions have anything to do with it because sessions is supposed to recuse himself on russia. and yet he was part of the firing and sessions today answered that question and said no, he was fired for other reasons and referred us to rod rosenstein's memo. so he did try and kind of say comey was wrong on these issues. >> david, as somebody who's worked in administrations, what do you make of sessions saying there's long-standing department of justice policy he was following by not revealing contents of the conversation with the president even though the president hasn't asked for executive privilege. >> it may be long-standing but it's the first time it's been rediscovered by any administration in years and years. some memo back in 1982 that i can't remember anyone, jeff may have a memory of this, who has empl

every other ability to coerce them would not work it makes no incense to remain vulnerable when we have the capability however limited it may be to remain to keep the homeland vulnerable when they have not been able to be convinced. each regime has different things they value and like to hold a risk so they have to take that into account. >> they are extensive but not compared to some of the other stuff. you need to, three, four, five. we don't know how many. [inaudible] so anyway, how do they get a cost. this will be an expensive proposition. >> a couple of points on that. the question we should be acting is how much we should spend to protect against the missiles. if we are fixated on the cost we will wind up with gravy. that is the calculation. the underlining calculation isn't the right one. we are talking about defending the homeland. what are we willing to spend to close that gap but there are things we can do and i believe the united states hasn't always done missile defense cost-effectively. one of the things we can do is have funding streams so the contractors can predict and a

so you are describing is really incense is something closest to the rule or self interested, and this may sound like, you know, everybody understands aristotle, this is not the way we operate internationally now. we tend to operate by looking at particular crimes and stop those particular crimes. we can talk later about the trump administrations which is unique in its assaults on the rule of law and unique in disregard for any norms or laws, not any but norms and laws around corruption. set aside donald trump, prior to this recent presidency, we have a growing split between elites and the rest of the country and especially dc elites. a split between what we think of is corrupt or not corrupt. there is an incredible capacity of political leads to understand and rationalize behavior as not corrupt because it is not illegal where as we talk to most people and most place in the country, they look at the way we find campaign. it is not just the way business is done but actually leading to those in power instead of republicans. >> i would like to jump in on that and ask sarah, one of the po