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this is the the way of business i'm john l. them a lot on in berlin welcome a challenging time for the global auto industry has made some of the world's biggest car makers wary of going at it alone $5004.00 to have announced cooperation in 2 areas where they've struggled to make inroads electrification and autonomous driving force there's long been speculation folks bargain and ford would team up on self driving electric cars but markets like certainty the confirmation from v.w. c.e.o. herbert and ford chief jim hackett out a new york news conference boosted shares in both automakers volkswagen will put $2600000000.00 into ford self driving units argo ai which is valued at $7000000000.00 we're now confirming that we will extend our collaboration into a thomas technology. we share the view that technology is an enabler and it's not into itself that was one of the 1st things that herbert and i align on a people will remain our constant focus in this ever changing world. the w one ford aim to put autonomous vehicles on the roads i

jeannie is the john l noll, and i pronouncing it correctly? professor of american civil war and director of the john l now, i will get it right, silver personal history and university of virginia. she is a graduate from uaa, worked at the national park service as a historian, an active lecture as you might imagine, winner of a number of different teaching awards. she is coeditor of the university of, and oppresses american civil war series, past president of the society civil war historians, published five books, have them listed on your program, civil war reunion and the limits of reconciliation. she edited petersburg appomattox to work in virginia, and another one on the list is during the debt but not the past, it is memorial associations and the lost cause. her talk today is we were not surrendered, parole and lee's army after appomattox. >> good afternoon. it is nice to see so many familiar faces in the audience. i know this is the time right after lunch, this is why i teach in the mornings, i know what happens after lunch. i will try to

dean: i will quote my ie and colleague, the great iscivil rights icon john l who was with me today at homestead among other terrific colleagues.to we camearn and understand the experiences there and we came to, unfortuna these children and adults who are immigrants, migrants, so are seeking a better place, seeking a healthe world and thought that place might be america, are not being treated with the vues that are our american democracy, that we do celebrate this week on the fourth of july. we came to shine a bright light on what is going on with the children and adults who are coming into an overcrowded system -- i have sympathy, it ic an owded system -- but we are not doing it well. we are not doing it humanely.en approached the children who were kept behind a glass cell door and we tried to communicate chth them, i was ed. i held up a little note that said "we love you," and i was chided for holding this note up. that is not the way america is. we do love those who come to our borders, especially those in crisis. we need to make sure that we treat the least of these with mpassion a

was the founding director of the nau center, retired just last spring from uva where he held the john l. nau chair in civil war history from 1999 to 2018. he is the author or editor of at least 39 books, including "the union war," the american war and most recently "civil war places" which, too, is in the back, beautiful book, his son will took the photographs and this is an absolute treasure if you haven't had a chance to see it yet. so with that i'd like to welcome gary gallagher.it yet. so with that i'd like to welcome gary gallagher. >> thank you, carrie. we are on a very tight schedule today which carrie has made clear to all of us in the front row, especially steve. steve asked me to say that he will be signing 8 by 10 glossees in the back of the room after his talk so just keep that in mind. i'm delighted to be back at the nau center for this year's signature conference and i will start by thanking carrie and liz barron for inviting me and thanking will curt's, this is redundant, will, but will seems to all the details seamlessly and with amazing good humor. i really appreciate t

worth that have been bereft of policy discussion, it's nice to hear a little bit of that on stage, john l john, there was a lot of obama representatives, rahm emanuel put out a memo yesterday admonishing the democrats on the stage not to repeat what happened in miami, unless they want to lose and handle the election to donald trump. david axel rod after the debate, back and forth with elizabeth warren pushing her on her ideas. that was front and center, that sort of conversation in the party about how far left to go. >> that's what the debate was about, where the spirit and soul of the democratic party is right now, between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders who were both on fire and had very good moments, exchanging very little fire on each other, and that was interesting. it seemingly was a sense they are competing with some of the same voters, yet they didn't interact with each other, and when they did it was to agree, and they indeed took on fire from more of the moderates and some were scored points. at some point, if elizabeth warren or bernie sanders, some of the attacks that came

dollars are increasingly focusing on likely winners making this debate a struggle for survival john hendren l. jazeera detroit. well the 2nd round of debates will see 20 kind of it's a period but it's not one features big name contenders but it's on the list with warren and better rock among others and they will see joe biden and cory booker takes the stage with several a lesser known participants but over the course of 12 democratic debates the field will be whittled down as we've just been hearing and after this round the threshold to qualify for future encounters will get that much harder and the contenders will need to prove they've both the popular and financial backing to progress at all this benchley culminates the next year the policy will hold its presidential primaries then and caucuses and a series of electoral contests to select more than $3700.00 delegates to the democratic national convention and then these delegates will decide on the final kind of it's a face off against the mandela trump so let's go live now and sir john 101 who is in detroit john tell us more about what we'r

meantime, i want to bring in errol lewis, john avalon, and bianna golodryga. l christopher ruddy is a member of the president's cell phone cabinet. one of the people the president calls regularly to get a sebs out there. if christopher ruddy says acosta has just a couple of weeks left -- >> i'd put more weight in that than most. there's a lot of gossip that goes around the west wing at the end of the day. but ruddy is a member of that cabinet. he does have better insight than a lot of folks. there is reportedly the chief of staff going after acosta for his own personal reasons. then there's just the fact of this plea agreement which under close scrutiny raises more questions than answers. >> before we goat to acosta's future, let's talk about his past. he seems to be saying that this is the best deal that prosecutors could have gotten for epstein. you have lived this life as a prosecutor. rape cases are notoriously hard to prosecute. that's true. is this the best deal they could have gotten? >> this is a complete and total injustice. i've seen what i consider to

john. and you can see the clouds in the sky. a lmthe embarcadero looking at the bay bridge with the sun that has already risen. you cannot hit with the live camera this morning, but we see the sun heading to the afternoon. now let's show you what you can expect for the visibility. we are dealing with dense fog along the coast and for parts of the bay and again the patchy drizzle down to three quarters of a mile an half moon bay, this morning. now up in the north bay, clear skies right now. some of us catching the clouds and catching the fog and drizzle and other locations especially inland waking up to clear skies. heading to the day, all of us see the sunshine with the coast and pay mild, and breezy in the afternoon. hot inland with highs so i in the low 90s later on today. the highest peak tomorrow, and a cooling trend on sunday into early next week. here is the satellite and radar view with the strong ridge of high pressure continuing to build in from the desert southwest and that is why we will continue with the warm-up heading

john, can we throw up, guys, some of the metal stocks? everything from bhp to gold, g-o-l-d? i'm wondering as we saw before this rate cut and then the q & a, gold was down four bucks. then it went down 14 bucks. john, clearly we do have a situation where the market's interpreting that this is stock negative and metals negative which is weird, because gold usually is a flight to quality. can you kind of play psychiatrist for traders and investors now? >> nyou know that correlation which usually is there, is not there at this point which shows me that investors are so disconnected to the market as to what's really going to happen. as your previous guest just said, talking about a trade deal, trade deal, we have a big meeting next week and we will get no information out of that. we are fooling ourselves if anything is going to happen. investors really don't know how to play this at this point. unfortunately, this was a date on our calendar. next week is a date on our calendar. neither one of them are really going to lead us to how we should play this next month or two months down

john contributed to the opioid crisis. >> the defense blamed everyone, everyone except themselves for causing the crisis. >> reporter: a decision from the judge iser expected ls summer. in an interviewhi morning, they disputed the claims. >> we readily admit there's an opioid epidemic that needs to be solved by many parts and has to be multi-factor in terms of the solution set. a johnson & johnson's stock fell on report the justice department op-ed a criminal investigation into whether the company lied to the public about the risk of asbestos in its talcum products going back to the 1970s. >> we are cooperating fully with the department of justice. it is an astute organization. i'm sure once they go through the facts they will come tohe sameonclusions that the company acted responsibly and the product is safe. >> reporter: but the uncertainty leaves investors unsure. that makes the stock that once considered defensive, steady investment less so. >> the quarter netti everything out, very much in line. i think the legal overhang is the conversation in terms of bung or selling t stock into the second half. >> reporter: today anyway buvestors sold. for "nightlne

thank you john earlier this morning in the 5 o'clock hour there is a crash 80 east l for tell. >>involving a car and a big rig. the big rig ran off the road down the hillside flipped over lost its load and one person did not survive. so this is all going on on the eastbound side, the 2 right lanes are closed to traffic alert remains in place, but it's a counter commute directions. so the backup is not all that bad a little slow back from solano avenue and then you have was found looking lose as well plus a crash, 80 west at penn know valley road that's wrapping up so the westbound side is slow and pockets 23 minutes from crockett to the maze i've seen worse. bay bridge traffic jam from the maze through the toll plaza of course busy on the upper deck, but quiet into san francisco at 60 minutes a look at some more bridges and drive times coming up. target chain saying salon robin 81 and. >>and it's big on immigration d customs enforcement have begun conducting raids throughout the country that could last several days we didn't see a whole lot of them happened over the bay area th

l cose his job every dime. >>in the hands of a police officer that was supposed to be protecting us not killing us. >>i'm john lawrence reporting. >>happening today chapo will be sentence in federal court the 62 year-old was convicted on 10 criminal counts earlier this year. they include engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise and international distribution of drugs. he was also accused of ordering or taking part in the murder and torture of more than 2 dozen people. surveillance video captured the moment, a woman accidentally drove her car. road into a river in new jersey, a 64 year old roman. she was exit in the car wash there's that white suv right there she starts driving forward. and it goes right into the water she suddenly takes off and dives into the water which is super close to the car wash i think that's dangerous first of all so she was taking lee hit the gas. instead of the brake. a lot 27 year-old passenger. the drmver sustained minor injuries. the path passenger refuse treatment. >>the tide at the time was going out so it's probably made tied and hackensack river has a very muddy bottom. s

britain l side of the european union he outlined his approach to bragg sit rejecting the current divorce deal calling it an acceptable and he appealed to brussels to reopen negotiations but e.u. chief john called younger has already told johnson the current deal cannot be changed or does that even matter johnson has made it clear he's not afraid of a new deal bret's minister. forthright boris johnson making his 1st address to parliament as prime minister he repeated his promise to execute briggs it's my oath to over 31st under any circumstances. i would prefer to leave the e.u. with a deal i would much prefer. i believe that it is possible even at this late stage and i would like to make it happen. but several things need to be clear. the withdrawal agreement negotiated by my predecessor has been 3 times rejected by this house its terms unacceptable to this parliament and to this country we take european union he says should rethink its refusal to renegotiate to us we must turbo charge all preparation if paid. you know if they do know we will of course have to leave the u.k. without an agreement under article 50. the u.k. is better prepared for that situation than many believe. the oppo

l shaped, but the majority are. doctor base of the color coordination >>obviously the large blue the main shock. right john, so they they the colors that are on the reds. >>for the most recent events. so you can see that when you say recent low one hour yet within the last hours of those we would say are all associated with the some point those are aftershocks. the end, you know they're spread out that you do see this cluster up to the very north. the west we would speculate that's near the they have stopped, but we can't confirm that it was actually have some work they people want it reports back from. >>you said you have to just on the ground there are the reporting that you know when a. >>we have not been able to get communication, it's going to be difficult actually to get out there because it is on the table. weapons station and it starts. so you know there's some logistical challenges there. well obviously to these people we're right at ground 0 for him the major earthquake spoken with but also as so so i have czar geologist engine years far ok, but the you know it's nighttime there may be issues dri

to do more of that as as well l inland areas this afternoon ahead of us and only getting warmer and the days to come i've got this hot forecast. still ahead robin. >>johneck in on traffic now we want to take a look at the richmond center fell there. it is it's pretty busy here on 5 of the westbound leading up to the tolls are at 12 minutes from the pay gates to one o one 70 oh bridge that's crowded as well, but no big problem so far from hayward working your way over to the peninsula you are doing just fine to make it out to one on one and we're checking the bay bridge. we have a big backup here at the toll plaza that's starting to spill back to the bottom of the maze, but it's very quiet across the upper deck. we've had no major issues on and 18 i'm getting word of a new trouble spot in concord saw take a closer look at what's going on to 42 coming up in a bit jarring. thanks robin 6.31 ancisco, they're calling for changes to the treatment of migrant families and children. they want the government to improve conditions for those who are being held at detention centers and eventually they'd like to see all the center shut down for good. >>i think it's

john bolton was during the g george w. bushf administration and his role in the iraq war. amy: so the significance right now -- i mean, you h have the to oil l tankers, one held byby brn and one by iran right now. trumpve the u.s. -- announcing the shot down an iranian drone and iran saying they haven't. you have the u.s. sending troops to saudi arabia. how serious is this right now? you have done a lot of research over many years around the revolutionary guard. there were also divisions within iran right now. and the question is, who is being empowered by this conflict that started with trump pulling out of the iran nuclear agreement that led to these intense sanctions that is putting intense rusher on the population? -- pressure on the population? >> for many years, voters in iran cap voting for reformers and moderate in open they would engage with the west and the u.s. in particular and hoping to bring iran out of this isisolatn it has been inin since the 1979 revolution in which -- iran is a country that has been sanctioned by the u.s. for about 40 years now. so the idea with the iran deal was to b begin the sorts of conversations and to

john torres, medical correspondent for nbc news, joins us live now from new york to talk about this report. doctor, this is really interesting. we're talking about like your inflammation, l like what we get in our niece and joints? >> reporter: that's exactly what we're talkingabout, and up until now the last couple of doctors we've been focusing on amyloids and plaques, things in e brain that we know contribute to alzheimer's, but it looks like early alzheimer's when it starts010, 2 years ahead of time. you've got to get the inflammation under control. that's what you're talking b.hit your elbow, it starts swelling up. that's your body's defense system trying to protect it. the same thing happens in our brain, unfortunately, wheto it tries protect those areas, it ends up killing ofner of cells of cells particular to our learning and our memory, and that's why it's important to make sure that you get that inflammation under control. how do you do that? what are some of the simple things that people can do to reduce inflammation? >> reporter: so what the experts have come up with anni ac called shield, s means sleep. extremely important. seven to eight hours a night. oesn

once again, 80 east l foretell drive fatal accident here several vehicles involved crews are on the way i'll keep my eyes on this i'll have another update coming up in just a bit john. well robin skies. >>very clear across the bay area this morning from the area this morning from the coast well inland across the the golden gate bridge well out into marion county eventually sonoma and napa counties out there in the distance and all of it looking really beautiful really upbeat that start to the morning, 50's 60's and 70's is we're temperatures are sitting which is just the icing on the cake so what is already a nice and clear start to the day, pittsburgh you're at 72 right now in dublin in hayward at 58 oakland at 60. even our coolest of spots really not all that chilly so get out there this morning enjoy the start to the day before you do have to get to work 50's and 60's as i mentioned is where we're at just a few low clouds possible are right along the coastline, mostly sunny skies are going to carry us through your day with 60 70's in a few 80's into the afternoon for inland spots, couple of 90's taking on here and there as well more your forecast is still to com

once again, 80 east l foretell drive fatal accident here several vehicles involved crews are on the way i'll keep my eyes on this i'll have another update coming up in just a bit john across the bay area this morning from the area this morning from the coast well inland across the the golden gate bridge well out into marion county eventually sonoma and napa counties out there in the distance and all of it looking really beautiful really upbeat that start to the morning, 50's 60's and 70's is we're temperatures are sitting which is just the icing on the cake so what is already a nice and clear start to the day, pittsburgh you're at 72 right now in dublin in hayward at 58 oakland at 60. even our coolest of spots really not all that chilly so get out ther

l of congressional people, we visited el paso. elvisited adult women in paso border station one. and i'm going to quote john lewis, because he visited homestead with us. he said we've come to learn and to bear witness. what we saw there, what we will able to bear witness to his inhumanity and incompetence by this administration over the separation of children and the detention of immigrants. d cell, small, col that we got access to, there were 15 women from columbia. they said when did you come into this cell? they said only today. their lips were cracked with exposure, with lack of water. cell, i cell, a prison counted the cinderblocks, 10 by 13. they were lying in blue sleeping bags. when did they get the sleeping bags? only recently. donation from the forestry service. prior to that, they had been losing using those jiffy pop blankets in the elements. when we took a look at the stainless steel toilet, for 15 women with no lid on the toilet, we flushed it and it worked. but the sink above it did not work. when we ask about that, they said we put in a slip for that. and the women told us they were instruct