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is -- it isu think so important to ask? betweena big difference being a citizen of the united states and being illegal. treatmocrats want to citizens in than the country. these people got sick working for the united states and we treat people that just walked in better. you look at california how they are treating people. they don't treat their people as well as they treat immigrants, so what point does it stop? it is very unfair to our citizens and we are going to stop it, but you may need an election to stop it in we may need to get back to the house. they are speaking very much. >> it actually began before the meeting. >> if we don't make a great deal, it has to be better for us . in other words, you can't make a china made, we , $507 billion. hundreds of billions of dollars a year for many years, so obviously cannot make a 50-50 deal. that is a deal tilted to our vantage and we're not going to do that, unfortunately we are hurting china by doing it because many of the countries are leaving and going towards a nontariff

his stage name is chuck lounge and he performed isu with his b. his son was shot and killed in east oakland two days ago on his way to work as a contractor for amazon. a friend in the court with tate at the time was also shot but survived. his father does not think that his son was the intended target. >> he was totally color blind and we were robbed of him by a carelessness. people who have no regards for human life. >> his band mates are holding a fun razor on august 2nd. the proceeds will be given to his children who are 6, 4, and 2 years old. >>> governor newsom has signed aaw will pour up to $130 million of state money into clean drinking water. more than a million californians don't have clean drinking water. the governor signed the law today alongside residents of the central valley who rely on jugs of water delivered to their homes. cap and trade money is supposed to be used. >>> if you have mountain travel plans the next few days, especially down toward mammoth or big bear, southern california area, you look at all this moisture coming of

but we are seeing this fire creep up that hillside which isu it is so dry right now. >> it is. one of the fortunate things that kari hall pointed out is that the winds are not very strong. you could see as the smoke moves straight up. although we were watching it mo hill and slightly to the north. this would be at the end of aborn road where it terminates into the hillside. now there are homes up there. you could see the fire is mostly above the homes on the valley floor. but there are a few homes up there. but not many, that would be sort of lazy lane in that area. and if you are in that area, you are well aware of the fire because all of san jose is nowe. because you could see that wide shot where we saw the smoke that everyone can see. i know our phones and our twitter has lit up several times with some of the viewers alerting us to this fire. we know that crews are on the way. they may have arrived by now as well. it is not a particularly remote area. there are several roads, as we take a map of that area. a number of roads in that area. we've seen a number of fires as well

them if they are looking after fewer skills they will not need so many staff and that expertise goes, isure setting head teachers free to run the school in the way they think suits the particular area and the way they think is beneficial for the pupils and the children there. the 300 schools that have been forced to become an —— academies, ofsted had rated. ed taylor is much more the way the school operates. --it is tailored. if they keep failing it is because of the underlying issues they face in that community. social issues. absolutely. a lot of people with academies thought an academy in and of itself made it better. it is and of itself made it better. it is a process. making something an academy is rebadging it. there is very little evidence. it often hasn't worked. it is often costly taxpayer lots of money. some of these executives are making staggering amounts of money from this process —— cost the. there is a much evidence it is helping young people. the money would definitely be better spent addressing the funding crisis we have in schools at the moment. a quick thought in the cr

. >> speedy can work with isu. everyo even as a drop out.cers get gathering intelligence. >> i am saving somebody from getting hurt. >> i want to get a little more insight on gangs and weapons and how they are made. >> we got 24 hours. you got to step up your game and keep up with us. >> what is this working for? >> this right here is a plastic ball. you take a rubber glove that's assessable all over the place. put it on the end and water bottle with a rubber band and tie it down and take a projec l projectile or anything hard and pop it. it will shootout of there. >> speedy shows officers how easy weapons can be made. in this case, this plastic cup. once melted by a roll of toilet paper which transforms into a lethal weapon. >> you see how trit is opened down. i am trying to get water where i have something to work with. what i end up doing, this is my mold and it is like playing with clay. i am making a weapon around it. what i am doing is -- i got it get it like this. once i get it like this. i will show you. >> i think it is amazing how

the reality is that both sides are miles apart when it comes to addressing the root causes of that isus happening and that is part of what is making lawmakers on both sides of the aisle so frustrated right now. >> let's talk about this $2.7 trillion budget deal. even though now, the bill was able to pass the house, is it likely to have option in the senate? >> it of course passed the house easily. this legislation races spending by $320 billion. it gives more gimmes. democrats get increases in spending in domestic programs. the issue here is the fact that the budget raises the amount of spending which is what a lot -- what ledot a lot of conservativ to vote against this. outside groups were slamming republican leaders to even having agreed to this deal. the broker of this deal was pelosi. it is interesting to look back at how republicans said they are the party of fiscal legislation but they would agree to raise spending by $320 billion. >> thank you. here is the head scratching story we were telling you about. the white house said it did not know how andi altered presidentl seal would

the showacing heat from fans over the final season and competition from shows like "this isus," "betterul," and "succession." >> we're not listening, as usual. >> reporter: in comedy, hitman turned wanna be actor, up against the "marvelous mrs. maisel." >> you are yoenomenal. u are amazing. >> reporter: along with "thela good pce," "fleabag," and "russian doll," hoping to win more vot f than theal season of "veep." >> enough! >> reporter: a win for julia louis-dreyfus as lead actress in a comedy series would make her the most awarded performer heev. >> t's nothing anyone can do to stop me. >> reporter: hbo's radiating nominations in 19 categories. the limited series competing against "escape at dannemora," "sharp objects," and "when thee se us." adding to thedrama, some heavy hitting snubs in the acting categories. inuding silver screen legends jim carrey and julia roberts, who posted this with nods to fellow shutouts writing george clooney and emma stone, writing, i'mn exceptional company at least. >> you know i'm a "game of thrones" fan, but the emmy category i'm most excited for, the

i mean, csn and csny and neil young isu currently don't speak to >> there's always a chance never sayher so many times all of us were and i think we all know that, you know if there was ever a chance -- i'll tell you what keeps coming up in my head. about ten times a day, i get a a tweet saying, "will you guys get your act together and do your job we need you to go out and be a a voice for the people that love you." >> jimmy: yeah, we need you. >> and well, you know, ohio is stuck in their minds and it would be a great time for us to be out singing like that if they want to do that -- you know, like a get out the vote tour >> jimmy: yeah, something like that >> i'd jump on >> jimmy: you would? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: the other thing i like from it is that you didn't stop making music. >> oh, no, i've been making tons of -- i made four albums in the last four years >> jimmy: that's the way to do it, buddy. i love the documentary guys, you have to watch it it's a must se never too late to say, "i love you" to someone while they're here on this earth and so i just want to say, i love you

at what isu look affecting european growth, it is trade issues, trade is the biggest factor for growthnity. with these trade wars, particularly in germany, really significant, difficult in terms of getting growth. it is hard for companies to make investments when they do not know what the trade backdrop is. there is a little bit with what the bank can do. rates are coming down more, more pragmatic. there has to be some demand. the idea that the economy has to move forward. there is a stable picture companies can invest into. anna: one thing i can easily imagine christine lagarde doing is carrying on what mario draghi did in terms of calling on fiscal government authorities to be more loose with fiscal policies. is that something she will push for? mark: i am not sure if it will be more vocal, but she understands the nature of the political dynamic of this. she will work hard behind the scenes to look at some degree of physical movement. that means going to germany, and the germans have to say it looks like growth is bad enough to move on that one issue. that will be hard, but if the da

news 4's mark seagraves poke with that officer and the homeowner who isu alive becase of it. >> dan and his wife are alive today in large part to the quick actions of montgomery polgee st scott brooks who pulled the two from their burning home early this morning. the couple were in bedt j off new hampshire avenue in randolph springs. the sergeant was driving to work on new hampshire avenue at the same time. >> observed like a big funnel cloud/smoke going straight up into the sky like black smoke. >> reporter: brooks called in the fire and he was the first to arrive. the house was fully engulfed with both smoke and >>fire. reporter: brooks didn't wait for help. went to the front door. the front door was locked. an >> reporter: ile inside the burning home, the man and wi were getting out. >> we heard stmenge noises. my wife jumped up. the wall is on fir so i jumped out of bed and started making my way towards the door. that's when sergeant brooks decided to kick in the front door. >> when i kicked the front door in, the female occupant w on the other side of the door. i actually knocked h

more isus now for jenny. great to have you with us.ng with malcolm about the potential downgrading of inflation forecasts from the boj. these inflation concerns are not only related to japan. central banks around the world have failed to create inflation expectations the last couple years. is the only course now just cutting rates, keep cutting and even potentially expanding the balance sheet? >> you are right. we do think the inflation expectations right now remain quite low at the moment. of they the order central banks, trying to generate inflation. we haven't seen any pick up yet. given that the market expectation of inflation is flipside, thethe market has not priced in any potential pickup of inflation. as a result of all the monetary easing in the markets. i would say this is probably a bigger risk than the market thinking there is no inflation. wonder we are seeing markets expecting a potential fed rate cut at the end of the month. take a look at this chart on the bloomberg. markets pricing in three quarter-point cuts by the en

. ♪ >>> let's start with the number one isue for democratic voters, health care.enatorer sanders you support medicare for all, which would take private insurance away from 150 million americans in exchange for government-sponsored health care for aev within. congressman delaney referred to it as bad policy and called it political suicide that will just get president trump reelections. what do you say? >> you're wrong. right now we have a dysfunctional health care system. 87 million uninsured or underinsured. 500,000 americans every year going bankrupt because of medical bills. 30,000 people dying while the health care industry makes ten its oz of billions in profit. five minutes away is a country called canada. they guarantee health care to every man, woman and child as a right. they spend half of what we spend and by the way when you end up in a hospital in canada, you come out with no bill at all. health care is a human right, not a privilege. i believe that. i will fight for that. sglrls congressman delaney. >> well, i'm right about this. we can create a univer

that isus to discuss yacov arnopolin from pimco. we were talking about turkey.like markets like ukraine and indonesia. is that through currencies or through something else? yacov: ukraine credit as well. some exposure, local market exposure. indonesia, it is on fx side. we talked about how central banks, no central banker wants to be left hind in this wave of cuts. we saw this in south korea and on.ussia, ukraine, on and any country can come -- you can come up with our cutting ratesp the ecb will be important and that fed will also be important. francine: the fed actually seems ok. is their worries about trade concerns between the u.s. and china get put to rest, that the fed is set of cutting could actually hike? yacov: i think we are far away from that. the fed would be reluctant to go from hiking to cutting to hiking again. we think the fed has been forward-looking, recognizing that inefficient is falling short of there is additions. on top of that, -- falling short expectations. on the back of that, the anticipation is that even though the fed does 25 next we

. ♪ >>> let's start with the number one isue for democratic voters, health care.h would take private insurance away from 150 million americans in exchange for government-sponsored health care for aev within. congressman delaney referred to it as bad policy and called it political suicide that will just get president trump reelections. what do you say? >> you're wrong. right now we have a dysfunctional health care system.

, quote, the president's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful, but that isus largely becathe persons who surrounded the president declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests. is that right? >> that is accurate and that is what we found. >> and you're basically referring to senior advisers who disobeyed the president's ders, like white house counsel don mcgahn, former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, is that right? >> well, we have not specified the persons. >> well, in page 158, white house counsel don mhnga quote, did not tell the acting attorney general that the special counsel must be removed, but was instead prepared to resign over the president's orders. you also explained that anto attempt obstruct justice does not have to succeed to be a crime, right? >> true. >> simply attempting to obstruct justice can be a crime, correct? >> yes. >> so even though the president's aides refused to carry out his orders to interfere with your investigation, tt is not a defense to obstruction of justice by this president, is it? speculate. going to >