kim: hello and welcome to the program. i am kim vinell. angola's election commission said on thursday the governing people's movement for the liberation of angola (mpla) party had a strong lead over the opposition in the country's election. the opposition group, national union for the total independence of angola (unita), had hoped to capitalise on young people's frustrations about poverty. the mpla has ruled angola for nearly five decades. most of it under president jose eduardo dos santos, who was in power from 1979-2017. let's take a look at some of the key moments. the country gained independence in 1975. that marked the end of portugal's colonial rule of angola. it was also the start of the civil war. the former president became president in 1979. he attempted to improve relations with the west, especially the united states. in 2002, the conflict came to an end. the last election was held in 2017, when incumbent president joao lourenco succeeded dos santos. let's bring in our guests. jose gama, member of the mudei civic movement. an o

kim: ok.ike to cross over to you, henry huiyao wang. do you have any response to what you just heard there? guest: i think that in the communique, they were saying that people across the taiwan strait all recognize that they are chinese. that there is one china. also we have the '92 consensus . there was even a meeting between president xi and the taiwanese leader than so definitely a , little before the before the chinese took over, millions of mainland chinese toward taiwan. and also, people in those places share the same culture, same language, same food, and same heritage. it is like china. you know, you have a different interpretation problem. kim: we don't want to get stuck on the sticking point of history, because, obviously, we have conflicting views here. i want to get into the analysis of this before i move on from you henry huiyao wang. ,is this a bilateral spat between the u.s. and china? what are the global implications of this do you think? guest: it has tremendous impact. china

guy: is europe investable, kim? kim: it depends on your time line. a growth at a reasonable price investor. if you're looking at 3-5 years, the answer is maybe and it depends on which industry you would select. kailey: fair enough. let's talk about growth at home then because there's been somewhat of a renaissance in growth stocks, the nasdaq 100 is up 19% from the lows in mid june, kim. do you buy that rally or is it almost over? kim: well, again, is growth at a reasonable price, a the love the growth stocks with infinite p.e.'s or very close to infinite p.e.'s, i probably stay away just on principle because they're so unknowable. when is that cash flow going to start coming where it would fall into my world? so i would say no but i do thinking we're trying to figure out where the 10-year is going to be and is anything investable, right? once we figure out where the fed is going to land, and every day we get closer to that with loss of good economic data. go ahead. guy: on that point, lbc was saying ditch stocks by cash given the rally we've seen th

>> incredibly significant, kim. whole case that the department of justice based this affidavit on was that he had documents that he was unauthorized to have removed from the white house and that he continued to retain those documents. he was in possession of un -- documents that he was not authorized to have in his possession, documents that should have been nowhere near this private beach front, unsecured property miles away from the white house. when he was told that, he rather than comply with the request, and turn over everything made available to him, he engaged in deception. he continued to make false statements to the department of justice. that's what causes many to believe he may be facing criminal charges himself. >> now, the affidavit said several of the documents also contain what appears to be trump's handwritten notes. one of the questions that occurs is when were those notes made? can we infer anything from that if, for example, they were made after he left office, what would that suggest? >> that's a

dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson. kim, let me start with you on this.ve that so many americans are looking forward with relish to the prospect of doubling the number of irs auditors. >> yes. and if you are the average joe, has exactly who is going to be getting these irs visits, by the way, gerry. $80 billion, this is many multiple times the irs' current budget. i'll be available to them for about nine years. here's what's interesting. what do people really hate about the irs? it doesn't work. no one answers your call, it takes them a year to answer correspondence. that part of the service, taxpayer services, is only getting $3 billion of this 80 billion. 46 of it is going to a new enforcement budget which means a supersized auditing team. by the way, they're not going to go after rich people because rich people have armies of lawyers and accountants who will battle against any of these irs audits, and they're not going to go after the earned income tax crept because the irs doesn't want to be the seen as going after low income americans. the middle cla

>> i think and i agree with what kim said.ve teams of lawyers and accountants of the irs needs to have the same power on their side to be able to get the proper amount of money from this people that have those armies behind them. but to put into law, james@sexting if you make $40000 and under, no problem the irs. spend this to the new agents you have as it exists at the irs. >> showed the agents go far and above and those that go under. james: the irs loses a lot isn't this the idea they want to beat settlements out of people who don't have all the lawyers to fight back? >> i think it's the opposite very think they need the fire power to be able to go after very wealthy people and entrepreneurs like myself. you need to pay your taxes. spend okay we'll see whether merrick wants more irs firepower. in the meantime the feud between a texas governor new york city mayor is heating up as another round of migrant buses landed in the big apple. what mayor adams said in governor abbott's response. that is next. >> i kinda felt cleat ea

i'm kim brunhuber, ahead on "cnn newsroom." we'll have the latest on trump's se search at his home in mar-a-lago. >>> multiple people wounded including four american tourists. plus -- ♪ ♪ >> pakistan's independence day celebrations are under full swing. we'll look at their 75 years of independence. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin with more fallout from the fbi search of donald trump's florida estate. sources tell us one of former president trump's lawyers signed a letter back in june saying there was no more classified information stored at mar-a-lago. we learned earlier this week federal agents uncovered 11 sets of documents including 2 with top secret. they want damage assessments of the seized documents. the chair's writing that, quote, former president trump's conduct has potentially put our national security at great risk. all of this comes as the fbi is facing backlash over the search like this group that gathered outside an arizona field office. the protests end

kim? >> yeah, absolutely.ioned earlier western europe dealing not just with heat but with drought as well. >> reporter: well, you mentioned the rhine river in germany, that's a key artery where barges haul grain and chemicals and coal up and down that river. because of the low water way, the german rules allow -- the shippers to keep moving those goods but they have to lighten their loads. so that is driving up costs and also getting fewer goods to where they're supposed to go, interrupting the supply chain. just going another -- to a different country nearby, to england, the drought conditions there have gotten many, many municipalities prohibiting people from using their hoses to water their gardens and wash their cars. so in italy and in other countries of the uk, farmers are struggling in northern italy. farmers are facing potentially 80% loss of their crops. they're not able to get enough water for irrigation and not able to grow enough food to feed their cattle and other livestock for the winter. 60% of

kim? >> all right.western europe it's dealing not with just heat as we said but drought as well. >> that's right. you mentioned the rhine river. the barges running up and down that river are carrying chemicals, coal, and grains. the shirps can continue, but they have to lighten their load. that's what disrupts the prices. in england, they had the driest july in many years. there are bans in many municipalities that people cannot use guard p hoses to wash their cars or water their gardens. they're losing up to 80% of their crops. in the uk, it's not getting enough water and not being able grow enough grains and grasses to feed the animals in the winter, so you're having about 60% of the european union and uk is under some sort of drought warning according to the european union. >> turning to you, karen, how long will it last? >> the temperatures can fluctuate very easily. we can see that measure on a fairly quick basis. drought, that takes much longer. more than one or two rain events to bust a drought a

that is something the kim family has lusted for going back to kim il-sung. the prestige of a face-to-face, one-on-one meeting with the president of the united states was a huge deal. that's what was made clear to me when i was there. however, from president obama, which they really wanted badly. we were not sure whether we were going to get our two citizens back. i held the letter out for a while as leverage, such as it was. what i'm going to posit tonight is something i realized is heretical and most of you want agree with. as i have thought about this, i wonder whether our continuation of the policy of denuclearization is ever going to work. you know, the half humorous definition of insanity where you keep doing the same thing over and over expecting a different outcome. i wonder if we shouldn't at least consider a different approach with north korea with respect to their nuclear capability. a lot of people are not real comfortable with the fact the likes of india and pakistan have new their weapons. well, the fact is they have them. the fact is they have

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," damage assessment, that is what high ranking democrats are asking for from intelligence officials after the fbi seized classified documents from donald trump's home. we'll look at the fallout from the search. groo >>> plus a suspected terror attack in jerusalem, a gunman opens wfire, leaving people wounded. >>> and we'll look at the droughts across the u.s. and europe with live reports from made grid and the cnn "weather cen center". >> live from cnn centre, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> we begin with more fallout from the fbi search at donald trump's florida estate. sources now telling cnn that one of the former president's lawyers signed a letter back in june saying there were no more classified information stored at mar-a-lago but of course we learned earlier this week this federal agents recovered 11 sets of classified documents during their search including several marked top secret. meanwhile two high ranking house democrats are now askin

there's so much we don't know, but what we did learn today, kim s that kim, is that donald trump removed documents that he was not authorized to do so and remained in possession of them almost 18 months after he level the white house. >> and his lawyers responded to a judge's request that he elaborate on his request that a court appoint a special master to oversee the review of that evidence. what if anything do we learn from that? >> we learn that the legal team that donald trump hired to file that motion is incredibly incompetent. the documents that they filed, first of all , it's the wrong court, before the wrong judge, issues with the service of the filing that was made by these attorneys, and theven this dona trump-appointed judge said look, demonstrate to me that i even have the legal jurisdiction to make a ruling, to make a determination consistent with what was requested in that motion. so it is very clear that he is having a difficult time finding competent counsel since he has left the white house. >> that was cnn legal analyst, areva martin. and can you head to cnn.com for a d

you're right, kim. when we hear the word espionage, automatically i think people think it relates to spying on the u.s. government, but that act covers things broader than just spying. it covering things such as the removal of sensitive documents that could land in the hands of a foreign adversary, someone or some governmental entity that is adverse to the united states and we don't know exactly what is in the documents that donald trump removed from the white house, but we know those documents are highly sensitive, many of them documents only meant to be reviewed inside the white house, document that were never meant to be removed from the inner sanctum of the white house and the fact that these documents have been taken to a private residence could potentially end up again in the hands of a foreign adversary warranted the level of intervention that we've seen with respect to this search warrant. >> yeah. but, you know, former president trump has claimed that he declassified all the documents which doe

and as kim says there are two stories you're going.ink there were nuclear secrets or something in the box this raid looks perfectly justified. if you are more skeptical about the real national security implications of having that classified material they are, it looks like a huge example of overreach. david: kim i talked earlier to senator grassley who has been talking to a number of whistleblowers at the fbi who were very upset about what is happened at the top echelon. those people like peter schreck, kevin kleinsmith et cetera, who have been directing agents to do their bidding. there are a lot of fbi agents who are disparaging the politicalization of the fbi. >> that is the reality. and that's what was wrong with garland statement to not even acknowledge that reality. there's a lot of demoralized fbi agents because they do not like to see political actions that is fundamentally what is been defining the fbi for years now, politics. david: have got to move on. donald trump not just another endorsement in wisconsin will squad member

dr hyung min kim from _ not been taken yet. dr hyung min kim from the _ not been taken yet.t been taken yet. dr hyung | min kim from the university of melbourne, thank you so much. north korea's state media says that the country's leader kim jong—un has declared victory in the battle against coronavirus and ordered the lifting of restrictions imposed in may. he described government figures of 7a deaths as an "unprecedented miracle" compared to other countries. north korea has not rolled out any vaccination programme, relying instead on lockdowns, home—grown treatments, and what kimjong—un called the "advantageous korean—style socialist system." you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we have the wonderful story of a woman who was forced to leave uganda in the 1970s and went on to found one of the uk's most popular gujarati restaurants — but not untill after she turned 80. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's br

>> absolutely, kim.k, people here, in taiwan, have been living under a constant threat from china for roughly the past seven decades. but as of late, tensions between china and taiwan have seemingly gotten worse, following some high-level visits earlier this month. while the international community has viewed beijing's recent fiery frederick and live- fire military exercises as addressed russell for more, i went on the streets in taipei to find out how the people here really feel about all that's going on. >> twice this month, u.s. delegations, one held by u.s. house speaker, nancy pelosi, to taipei. their goal, to reaffirm support for taiwan and to ease cross- street tensions. the u.s. delegations came and went, but beijing responded by conducting visits and flexing its military muscles. all the people of taiwan were left to deal with the consequences. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: we kind of expected cross-straight tensions with the escalated, because of a visit. i don't think the vis

update, kim.enter has indicated is that there isn't a central rotation on this particular system. so it is not officially named just yet. it's still considered a potential tropical cyclone number four. but nonetheless they do anticipate it to strengthen within the coming hours and could potentially, at least, become the next named storm that will be the fourth named storm system of the year after a drought of atlanta hurricane basin storms since the beginning of july. 35 miles per hour sustained winds near the center of potential tropical cyclone four. not a lot of landing room before this thing makes landfall. so we're going to run out of that available energy from the warm waters of gulf of mexico to give it the strengthening power that it's looking for. if it does get named it will be danielle. last storm was july 2nd. incredible. here is the official forecast track. you can see the tropical storm warnings extending across northeastern sections of mexico. and extreme southern portions of texas

that he has beautiful letters from kim jong-un? he has love letters from the murderous north korean dictator, who starves his people? from that moment forward, every archivist working at the national archives -- who knew that they were going to see, eventually, the trump presidential papers had to be planning. on day one of delivery of the trump presidential papers. an immediate high-speed search for the trump love letters with kim jong-un. by the trump presidential papers showed up at the end of the trump presidency. and the love letters weren't there. president obama's letter, to donald trump wasn't there. and that is why the archives lawyers started asking the trump lawyers for the rest of donald trump's presidential papers, not knowing how much more a donald trump had been illegally holding back at that point and keeping in his possession. but they knew that he had the love letters and he had the president obama letter. the washington post is reporting tonight on an email they have exclusively obtained from the chief counsel of

kim, phil, stay with us.e'll get into the potential for obstruction and this document says this does not expose all that they have found in their investigation. so what could happen next? we'll talk about that. >>> much more on the affidavit including the reaction from trump allies. >>> also, expect more information pain in the future. wall street not happy with jerome powell's comments. stocks are sinking. we'll explain what's happening. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months... and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections, or a lower

it would have no impact at all on the kim's. there was a green roof approved, there was also a roof deck approved. the confusion is in no one's mind but the appellant. the planner has clarified that the reference to a roof deck is the new con figured roof deck is the third floor off the bedroom and green roof on the front. do not remove the elements of safety from this roof. >> thank you. >> thank you. we will now hear from the planning department. >> >> thank you, i did contact monica and the architect at the planning department at the commission hearing for dr, they both informed me that they did treat the green roof as a feature that may be occupied and the department had no issues with the third deck at the top of the story should that have been proposed with the condition that the guard rails be pulled in from the side property line. i recognize it's labeled as a green roof and we are okay with that. >> >> thank you. president swig? >> does it matter one way or the other on the final plans for the comfort of the appellant w

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neither her husband, kim nor hannah had taken good enough care of the baby. and i, it was figmott, 1st of, after i voluntarily gave up my 1st child to a foster family. they obviously pigeonholed me, said a bus on the ha had thing in floors case in assessor from the child. protection authorities found that she was making unusual movements to the side and making grunting sounds at a bit. we took her to a doctor and he didn't find anything unusual. but the authorities stuck by their assessment madell men and they made our lives more and more difficult. oh so nothing he did was ever good enough. esa, so outings and gut knock off. the authorities are aware that honey, your to also gave up her 2nd child voluntarily. she admits that at the time she was too young and overwhelmed. she says the children are now doing well. they from dell at me these days it works like with families and when there's been a divorce, the different we have a great relationship with the foster family and with the 2 children with anyhow, we asked the authorities responsible for hon. his case

we have to sit up movies. ha, and kim, want to stay in germany for their family? the country beyond the border remains off limits. ah, nico indian with india, cities of living bigger and bigger and the heat was getting worse and worse. what can be done? and the farming plants help down the climate in low income families can grow their own. that's true win win situation a d w a. does the cyber world make us? all of these worries exaggerated. at what point to digital stimuli overwhelming to be blank, count reality, the pro stubs. how to helpfully navigate the waters of a constant be connected wired in good shape. 30 minutes on d. w. o. a has no limits. love is for everybody. love is live. i love matter and that's my new podcast. i'm abilene shire, mom, and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divides and deny that this i have invited many a year and well, i guess, and i would like to invite you with come on, let's be honest. summer break just doesn't really mean much does it? we've got the bundis league as well. don't worry. it will start up

soo kim, ureat conditions of the country. soo kim, treat to conditions of the country.ks. i the entertainment giant disney is celebrating a major milestone for its video streaming services. they've overtaken netflix to become the world's biggest video streaming company. the firm reported 221.1 million subscribers across its three streaming platforms at the start ofjuly. the company added 1a.a million disney+ subscribers in the latest quarter, many of them outside of the us. by contrast, netflix lost nearly 1 million accounts in the most recent quarter, putting its subscriber total at 220.67 million. we can speak to georg szalai, international business editor with the hollywood reporter. thanks for coming on the programme. no problem. thanks for coming on the programme. no problem-— no problem. what do you make of these numbers, _ no problem. what do you make of these numbers, then, _ no problem. what do you make of these numbers, then, disney+ i no problem. what do you make of| these numbers, then, disney+ and disney streaming services altogether compared with netflix?

janice, deb window young yet is the kims yadi canada born today or tomorrow? hopefully i saw you today as the winner of the shopping competition 1st prize and gold medal. you goes to san jean ah rice, queen elizabeth international gump ice cream until the price named g young korean is making its mark on the global stage. over the last 60 years, south korean musicians have taken out the top awards in more than $150.00 international competitions. ah, to hone their skills and preparation for the biggest events. many students travel to europe, the traditional home of classical music, and the most sacred destination is sold book, the fame birthplace of moses. at the university named after the virtuoso professor gilly law is a highly sought after piano teacher. he is especially popular among south korean students to his long experience with international competition. oh, good. good. i know he has 7 south koreans in his class, a number that has steadily increased over the years. last week i did to press election for bertolli and competition and born and her. it was 2

professor kim isn't a claim pianist. and one of the country's most distinguished teacher. he often judges national and international competition. me tongue in jargon that nothing to be on me and then all the g, g i n s h e. go chung, you know, giving him either but kim de june believes that talent alone is not who has a companion to go get his welcome depending on how many children and how the different journeyman in the collegiate had approval mission. and if it could happen to him and but i didn't, i couldn't tell people to be stated at west sladen and it had you learn it, they would hit dealing with in any young and discipline if they did. and i did, it is clean and cool. and i ended up teaching cooking video, them really bad and tell you to code yeah, this, pliny man and today, oh good. how cool you don't. what did you have to couldn't cocoa? now we can maureen, that ation and watch with dr. young and to me it is our georgia has its own higgins. you would over and go confident of mine into which will go to the good news. i hope you don't go to any trouble goldman there

but also kim jung-un really playing into a message that they have played into consistently that kim jung-uns suffering alongside his people. max, you also had strong words for south korea once again blaming the south for introducing the virus into north korea, claiming that it was the hot air balloons which carry over anti-north korea propaganda into north korea that actually started the outbreak in the first place saying that there would be deadly retaliation against south korea if this happens again, and that they would respond by wiping out the south korean authorities. now, it is something that south korea has rejected. they have said that they do not believe this to be the case and they were threatening words from the north. >> paula in seoul, thank you. >>> a jury has been picked and opening statements have been heard in the case of vanessa bryant versus the los angeles county. the wife of kobe bryant is suing the county for taking and sharing photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughteriannagianna. bryant's attorney showed how they were spread to dozens of depu

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kim kardashian and pete davidson reportedly go their separate ways. what sources are saying was behind this hollywood split. >>> good morning, america. we start with the excessive heat and flooding. storms are affecting tens of millions of americans this weekend. >> yeah, the heat advisory is stretching from the central u.s. to the northeast this morning. >> and those severe storms canceling or delaying thousands of flights, but we begin with the flash flooding in death valley. a thousand people stranded at the national park after that area received almost an entire year's worth of rain in just a single morning. danielle breezy from our nashville station wkrn starts us off. danielle, good morning to you. >> reporter: and, good morning, guys. yes, death valley got close to an inch and a half of rain yesterday making it the wettest august on record in just one day. take a look at this video here, and you can see the way the rain came down making it look like rivers coming across the park. we also had roadways flushed out. they had 75% of their yearly ra

kim? >> absolutely. and, david, there has been, you know, a lot of celebration around the deal that has enabled the first shipments of grain to leave ukraine's port. is that leading to more optimism about a larger peace deal? >> reporter: i think it isn't in a broader sense because despite the comments coming from the turkish president and senior officials over the last few days, hopeful that this might lead to broader discussion about some kind of end to the fighting, that is being roundly criticized here in ukraine, including from president zelenskyy, who said and this is what they said for several months now, until russia removes its forces from occupied territory, there can be no chance for any kind of discussion. but it leads to the obvious question which is that the front line itself hasn't seen dramatic moves in many months now, in fact, and that grinding conflict is having a massive impact on ukrainian forces, certainly on russian forces, and this war feels like it isn't really cha

professor kim is an acclaimed pianist and one of the country's most distinguished teacher. he often judges national and international competitions. me come jog in that and nothing to me and then i'll just take a whole ton you to giving daniel kim de june believes that talent alone is not in her command in june july that the good so welcome to the thing. go ahead man. hey jean and have a good evening, jenny, man, you know at the collegiate conglomeration. and if it could have been a human and in 10 people and can be stated at west slayton and could you learn it? they were dealing with in any young on the display, in the service and i did it is clean and cool and i ended up getting cooking video them really bad and tell you to knuckle cold yet this clinical man and job. how cool are you doing? what did you have chose could on cobra now, maureen, that ation in which dr. young and to me it is our georgia has its own gauge would over and go concrete in a minute or 2 in the new hope you don't go to any of the holy men out there to put hunger. however, that would kick the toner an

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kim, i went through that constitutional log issued their.we know, the president could have declassified documents. trump while in office could have declassified documents. it does not necessarily need to be a big published order. it can be oral, it can be in various forms. i set the table as we think about what are we looking at here? are there potential violations and how should we treat the justice department's case so far as we have been able to gather from it? >> he does have very broad authority. talking about documents. one of the reasons the department of justice is always careful and has guidelines about when it engages in political probes is because it is always understood that the gravity of the crime has two be big enough to justify or outweigh the potential that if you take such a act you will be seen as engaging in partisan law enforcing politics. for me, that is something like espionage or serious fraud or maybe murder. we are talking about documents here. as you know, maybe even documents that the president declassified himsel

. >> kim whaley is a law professor at american university. let's begin with whether or not you can define this as a raid. what does that mean? raid is not a legal term. that is not a term i would use and it is a bit incendiary and misleading. this was the execution of a warrant under the fourth amendment of the united states constitution. the king of england at the time of the revolution have the power to issue general warrants. his officers could go into homes and randomly raid them. many steps of the process i have to go through in the federal government including three of the director christopher wray who was appointed by donald trump through the justice department and to judge and there is a standard. we call it probable cause but there has to be an affidavit articulating evidence under oath that demonstrates to the judge that there's probable cause to believe that there is evidence of a crime on the premises. the warrant has to be very particularized. the fbi or the people who conducted the search are not allowed to grab things that they

kim is to be sentenced on september 28th. happening today, a former richmond police officer will be arranged for a felony assault charge. he is accused of beating a man during a traffic stop in april. eric smith junior was charged and fired from the police department earlier this month after an investigation into the incident ended. this is video of the traffic stop. the contra costa county district attorney's office says smith pulled the man over for suspected dui. the situation escalated and then smith. the scene hitting the victim multiple times and teasing him. smith's arraignment is set for one 30 pm in martinez. health officials have confirmed someone from texas has died from m-pox becoming the first recorded death in the u.s. officials are reporting that this person was severely immunocompromised data from the centers of disease control and prevention on the up and pox outbreak shows 15 total deaths worldwide. cdc data from monday shows texas has recorded 1600 cases so far. that's currently the 4th highest count in the

that's 20 year old joe young kim. kim scorched his way around the par 70 course with the 900 parts 61 putting for eagle on the fifth hole shot gave him a three stroke lead at the time. there was more to come. kim for birdie on number nine, his front nine score of eight under par. 27 was the second lowest in pga tour history. he had eight birdies and an eagle and his round today to win by five strokes. not only is this kim's first pga win, he's the first golfer ever to begin to tournament with a quadruple bogey and then go on to win whether delayed things today, but they did finally get the nascar race run in michigan. this was not good lap 25 6 cars get tangled up in this part. yup. jay jay ellie, erica merola , ricky stenhouse, kyle busch all finished for the day after restart kevin harvick pulled away from bubba wallace and broke a 65 race drought that lasted nearly two years. harvick is the 15th different winner this year. there are three races left before nascar's playoffs. winning a race is supposed to automatica

it comes after kim jong on was reportedly suffering high fever, according to his sister, kim john, you're john. she blamed the outbreak on propaganda leaflets drops by south korea that sol as calling those climes groundless towns. one uni are quote, on behalf of the party central committee and the government of democratic people's republic of korea. i solemnly declare the victory and the maximum emergency anti epidemic campaign for exterminating the novel corona virus that had made inroads into our territory and protecting the lives and health of our people. woman. taiwan has held another live fire exercise a day after china ended its largest ever military drills around the islands. it was the 2nd exercise this week by the taiwanese army in the southern region of pennington. taiwan has accused beijing of using last week's visit by us house beacon nancy pelosi as an excuse to rehearse for an invasion. hello seas visit angered china, but she says she is proud of the trip. we didn't go there to talk about china. we went there to praise taiwan and we went there to show our friendship, to say,

kim, nearly two weeks after the search, and how is politically?it helping donald trump as much is donald trump and some of his allies and many in the media think it is? >> i was sorely it is helping his bank account. meaning his campaign funds. the fundraisers are going out at a rapid pace and speed. look, i also think it is pushing, is dan just suggested that in cheney and others pushing the president to maybe hurry up those plans to get into the race. i also than that yes, for some of the republican base this is a another reason to feel as though their former president is being attacked. you are having these leaks in the media and snares and that we don't know what it is but it is a recollection to them of a lot of what you saw during the trump russia collusion scandal. but i do not necessarily know it in any way is going to guarantee any results for republicans this fall. that certainly does not mean anything in terms of 2020 fort yet. >> stand, he wrote emphatically this week merrick garland the attorney general on a put to rest document becau

kim? >> you want me on that one?harles: go ahead, gary i want kim to follow up, brought up fundamental analyst. >> go ahead. let her go. >> the bond market is affected by a lot of things. in any other normal kind of market, whatever that is i might throw in the towel say sure, recession is right around the corner but we've got this really weird thing where the u.s. has tremendously high interest rates compared with the rest of the world. you can see that in the strong dollar. people are buying those dollars to come in and buy our bonds. >> right. >> so it is not at all uncommon that the two and 10 would be inverted meaning the 10-year is below the two-year. charles: sure. >> because there is more demand for it from outside investors. investors outside of the u.s. charles: gary? >> look, i just tell your viewers, and i have said this many times to you, charles, i just scan every day 1500 to 2,000 stocks, 200 sectors, every country, every commodity to get a feel whether uptrend, downtrend, no trend and for months and m

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andy kim, andy kim is a member of the foreign affairs committee and the armed services committee among other leadership roles that he plays. and we were very informed by his participation and his commitment to work together. so this is special for us because the u. s. republic of korea relationship is special to us and we want at over time, i've been here before met with members of parliament in the past. and we want to strengthen that inter parliamentary role as we work together as countries. i do want to say that is a matter of special pride to us in the congress a previous visit. well, it was b pre cove, it 2015. we were able to take pride in passing the legislation. we live in the congress relating to comfort, the comfort women, legislation. it was, you know, it had its, shall we say friends. and it had some doubters about we were not in doubt about that. i just mentioned that because when we talk about security, we know what that is when we talk about economics. that's clear. when we talk about governance, it's many things. it's shared values. it's about fighting the pandemic. it'

kim also said that un was shameless for planning a military drill with united states. south korea announced the day after the economic proposal that they would start regular joint drills with u.s. forces on august 22nd. said that he is ready to -- for the denuclearization. kim said that pyongyang does not like him as a person and stressed the north would not set face-to-face with them. she said wednesday's launch was a weapons test. she also corrected the launch site saying it was in south pyongyang prophets. province. >> a group led by lawyers has asked auditors in osaka to block a free for prefectures use of public money for the state funeral of the former prime minister. the motion was filed on friday by seven petitioners who also include local assemblyman. the group opposes the plan of the state funeral for the late prime minister. he was fatally shot while giving a campaign speech in july. they say it is unconstitutional and call it an activity that lacks any legal basis. >> public opinion is divided over the state funeral. i think there are quite a few people who

. >>> north korean leader kim jung un says that his country prevailed against coronavirus. the declaration is aimed at highlighting his country's achievements. kim said that no new infection has been reported for 12 straight days and north korea achieved its goal of being infection free. no coronavirus vaccines have been administered in the country, he says. kim's younger system also gave a speech at the meeting calling for an extremely strong retaliation against balloons flown from south korea. north korean defectors in south korea have flown balloons into the north, carrying 1 u.s. dollar leaf notes: north korea says that they are a source of infection. and north korea the fever case topped 390,000 at one point but pyongyang says that the figure has been zero since july 29th. >>> ahead of ukraine's nuclear power plant occupied by russia, they are trying to divert the electricity to crimea. shelling has began. russia plans to damage power lines to the ukrainian energy system and then connect the plant to the crimean grid. russia invaded crimea and annexed the region om ukr

according to his sister, kim joe young. she blamed the outbreak on propaganda leaflets dropped by south korea. but sol, as cooling those claims groundless times, one uni are all on behalf of the party central committee and the government of democratic people's republic of korea. i solemnly declare the victory and the maximum emergency anti epidemic campaign for exterminating the novel corona virus that had made inroads into our territory and protecting the lives and health of our people. in taiwan has held another live fire exercise. a dye on to china ended its largest if a military drills around the islands. it was the 2nd exercise this week by the taiwanese army in the southern region of ping tune taiwan has accused beijing and fusing last week's visit by u. s. house beacon nancy pelosi as an excuse to rehearse for an invasion. pelosi visit an good china, but she says she's proud of the trip. and you crime, there are fears about the fight of europe's biggest nuclear power plant. officials say russia is preparing to connec