kristin. kristin: a bipartisan proposal about red flag laws is gaining momentum in the senate following back to back shootings in texas and ohio. and president trump has signaled support for the plan. mark meredith, i know this is something that's going to be huge when congress gets back. >> this conversation is going to keep going on. you talked about the headline that president trump says in the wake of last weekend's two mass shooting there's now support for expanding red flag laws and background checks. he believes that congress can move the legislation forward. >> i think we can get something good done. i think we can have some really meaningful background checks. we don't want people that are mentally ill, people that are sick, we don't want them having guns. >> all eyes are turning to mitch mcconnell. mcconnell rejected calls from democrats to end the august recess and he says he's willing to have debates next month the, but in an interview he says it's too early to guarantee any of the

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and, again, mostly, ken and kristin, thanking you with. this has been, i know, so difficult, and we just wanted to do everything that we could to honor you, honor derek and to do whatever we can to make certain that there's a legacy and a living memory going forward. and so i can tell you that that's our pledge. i believe it's the pledge of everyone who's been here. and, again, i really thank penn state for going out of your way to really help us shape and, you know, one good idea and make it even better. so that's really going to be cool going forward. and so maybe, ken and kristin, if you would like to share some remarks and help close this event while we open to, you know, a different future. >> well, let me just, on behalf of kristin and derek and keaton, let me just, again, express our thank yous to everybody for attending the conference either in person or online or on c-span. you know, as we talked about here recently, you know, it's about education, about learning, and i do hope that everybody who attended maybe learned one thing t

kristine: that seems like the way markets are going.usion is it will boil down to the fed again. we have seen this action from china, the reaction mechanism is usually president trump saying something about rate cuts being needed. he has already expressed dismay from what we saw from the fed a couple of weeks ago in terms of the amount of rate cuts they did. all that boils down to expectations of moist easing from the fed. whether the fed response is another question, but market prices are heading that way. the hans, when it comes to dollar, and i asked that question deliberately, i wonder what it takes? would a 50 basis point cut from the fed weaken the dollar? and if that does not, what would? are we heading to a point where global central banks and local governments need to get onto the same page. hans: you may remember in 2017 when the fed was accelerating the pace at which it was hiking interest rates, the dollar continued to weaken. there was a point people tend to ignore and believe we are in the old playbook. it was the u.s. dol

kristin: directly relevant.lking about running a divergent monetary policy, raising rates out of sync with the rest of the world, it means the currency adjusts. as happened in the u.k. in 2014. you can see more effective monetary policy on the exchange rate. if we get more volatility in exchange rate, more adjustments in the movement without having to even move the interest rates very much. for the people who worried about exchange rate movement and how it affects different companies and competitiveness, this attention on currency wars will not go away if it can be continued to see these effects of monetary policy divergence. kathleen: another topic is capital flows to emerging-market. how does this fit into the question of challenges to the central banks? kristin: jackson hole has had a number of important papers on markets. there will be another session this year. session, it is a nice time to take a step back and look at what may have changed. capital flows have contracted over the world. there are quite a bi

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kristine: there are a lot of factors.in summer markets, liquidity is low, volatility is high. any small moves you see in reaction to these things are magnified during the summer markets. also, ultimately, it goes to show where people are at in terms of expectations for central banks. they are looking percent for banks to raise the stakes when it comes to policy easing, which means bold moves from several central banks over the last couple of weeks. now this is a continuation of that. with so much easing already priced into the european market, it does set a high bar for the ecb to surprise and therefore make the policy effective. commentslike rehn's are a step towards raising the bar in offering the market something more surprising. guy: if they do do that, if they go big in september, if they really surprise, what is the next reaction? my next thought is they are done. if they go big, they are done, this is it. monetary policy has reached its limits in your. it is up to the politicians to deliver fiscal policy. is that w

came here right from work. >> jimmy: so you were there with kristin and the entire gang?our people. this is our fourth season. it's bitter sweet to be done, but we're kind of sucking up every last moment, is that the phrase? >> jimmy: soaking, i think. unless, unless you guys are closer than most casts. but yeah. it's soaking, i think. >> we're not odd. soaking up. >> jimmy: there's a surprise at the end of each season where you learn something or you think you learn something and then as it goes on. >> very twisty. >> jimmy: there is an episode, and were you going to show us a behind the scenes video. explain what happened. >> to explain the episode, it would be so confusing if you hadn't watched it. but basically i play a siri-like body. and in this particular episode, oh, boy, i'll start by this. i took them into my void, and they all, all the different characters looked like me, which means me, the actor, d'arcy had to play all those characters. >> jimmy: which means they took the week off and you had to play all the parts. >> but they got paid, how is that? >> jimmy:

. >> dana: kristin anderson and washington examiner, collin reed.knew there was probably going to be some sort of response from president trump today. collin, you think he called it right, that the former vice president isn't playing with a full deck or just an innocent mistake? >> in talking to people close to the president today, dana, i know they're overjoyed with this gaffe. it reinforces two of the biggest weaknesses with joe biden. he's old and he says things that are quite frankly inappropriate and just rattle around the cage of social media these days like they did in days past. i've been telling people to sell joe biden stock since the day he got in. i still think he won't be the nominee. the big reason for that, he has a case of frontrunneritis. every time he says something like the, this it gets echos. when it's said and done, i don't think he has what it takes to go the distance. >> dana: part of this thing about being a frontrunner, here's joe biden. kristin, we'll get your response to this. >> are you to go through a whole campaign? >>

but the problem i think for democrats is, kristin is exactly right, at the end of the day they just wantebody electable, when voters operate with that in mind they often unintentionally make a terrible mistake, they try to figure out sort of in their head who will be the best person to go up against donald trump and i could see them at the last minute doing just what democrats did in 2004 with john kerry, what republicans did in 2012 with mitt romney, they vote with brain and they say, well, biden fits all of the parts, so let's go with him. the problem is that the gaffes that biden -- biden are categorically stupid, they think that that's what trump does but it's not what trump does, what trump does he says things that you're not supposed to say but everybody agrees for. [laughter] >> joe biden was making gaffes back when he was chairman and i covered him then and this was a bad one about the white students, but it seems to me that the reason they get so much attention is because he is 76 and plays into the notion that he has lost a few steps and if he's having problems and president tr

kristin fisher, fox news. shannon: several locations on the vegas strip exposed to singles.the western roundup, the southern nevada health district is confirming one case of the measles, officials are urging all visitors to the region to review their immunization status. and oregon woman turning herself into authorities accused of defining a court order to turn her daughter over to state authorities after refusing to let her undergo surgery for cancerous tumor. they believed traditional medicine wasn't working and wanted to pursue natural options. a judge said medical professionals believe her daughter need surgery to remove that term or and portland pressing for another round of classes. the progressive city is bracing for neo-nazi, white the premises engaging with antifa over the weekend and vowing this time no violence will be tolerated. has been criticized for not doing enough to allow them to crackdown on violence in prior demonstrations was night court convenes next, netflix being sued by subject of the documentary who claimed that made them look crazy. illegal eagles

kristin ayers, kpix5. >>> a new study shows what rising sea levels could do to the bay area over theext 30 years. interactive mapper dix where the flooding could be the most of year as polar ice is melting because of climate change. the real estate site, the low, and climate central.com they the city of alameda could use some of the worst flooding. >> over 30,000 homes are at risk in this flood zone areas of a major flood event, and the total value of those homes is nearly $50 billion. >> that is a big number. >> host: right, right. >> we have a link on our website to the interactive map which predicts the impact over several decades, just had to our website, kpix.com. >>> a lot of low cloud cover spreading not only over san francisco tonight, this is a pretty gorgeous view from oakland looking back toward san francisco, can't see the skyline, gobbled that up it is crossing over the bay. it is in livermore now, it is likely going to be a very cloudy start to the day tomorrow, temperatures will climb tomorrow afternoon with less of an entrepreneur. napa today, send it or is 79, 170 in

kristin dahlgren reports. >> reporter: across the country it's happening again and again. an alarming number of kids going to the e.r. with dangerous reactions to food. one study finding anaphylaxis, a potentially deadly reaction, is up 200% in children ages 5 through 15. 11-year-old violet missio is one of them. >> i would get really, really nauseous. have an itchy throat and my face would swell up. i have hives all over my arms. that was scary. >> reporter: violet has a severe allergy to peanuts. she can't fly on planes, sit with friends at lunch even going to get an ice cream cone. being in the same room with dust from peanuts could spark a serious reaction. >> how hard? >> very hard. >> any little piece of peanut dust could kill her? >> yes. when they're so helpless, little and not with you. >> reporter: but now doctors say a cure for patients like violet could be around the corner. there are at least 17 new therapies being studied right now. some just months away from fda approval. dr. cory nadeau is the head researcher in the field. >> reporter: do you envision a fut

kristin dahlgren reports. >> reporter: across the country it is happening again and again.n alarming number of kids going to the e.r. with dangerous reactions to food. one study finding anna fall axis is up 200% in children ages five through 15. 11-year-old violet miso is one of them. >> i would get really nauseous and have an itchy throat and my face would swell up and then i had hives all over my arms. so that was scary. >> reporter: violet has a severe allergy to peanuts. ng with friends at lunch and even going to get an ice cream cone. simply being in the same room of dust from a peanut could spark a deadly reaction. >> how hard is that? >> it is really hard. especially when they are little. >> any little piece of peanut dust co kill her? >> yes. especially when they are so helpless and little and when they are not with you. >> reporter: but now doctors say a cure for patients like violet could be around the corner. there are at least 17 new therapies being studied right now. some just months away from fda approval. dr. kari nato isecto of the allergy and asthma researc

kristin? >> raymond, before leaving the white house today for new jersey, president trump said the time has come for tighter background checks on gun buyers in america. now, he said this before, but backed down to the pressure from the nra, which is led by wayne lapierre. this time he says it's different. i >> this time wayne and the nra will either be there or maybe we'll be a little bit more neutral. that would be okay, too. it's a slippery slope. one thing leads to a lot of bad things. i don't agree with that. i think we can do meaningful very meaningful background checks. i want to see it happen. >> the president spoke with another skeptic of background checks, mitch mcconnell and president trump says mcconnellfm is "totally on board." the president and mcconnell hav" denied democrat's requests to call congress back early from august recess to vote. mcconnell said the issue will bm front and center when they getti back in september. senate majority leader, chuck schumer, said that mcconnel

kristin ayres is at dbc -- dvc and pleasant helper it's been at the school year has not even started and already students are talking about it. a case of cea campus bathroom. one of several in recent months. >> the signs are all over diablo valley college in pleasant hill. our diversity is our power. stand against racism and xenophobia. inside campus bathrooms, stop hate. but a bathroom is where the latest case of racist graffiti was discovered on campus. in a letter to students college president susan lamb wrote last spring we enjoyed a series of hateful acts by a cowardly individual who wrote racist messages and restrooms. today i am angry and frustrated to learn of another such incident. the president did not describe the graffiti but students say it sounds familiar. >> those racist words to latinos or african-american assent. >> it happened three times last year. >> it is unfortunate that there are 70 individuals that have negative views about people like me. >> students we spoke to said dvc is overall a welcoming place. >> it's disappointing when people come in and they tried to

kristin fisher is live with the latest. hi, kristin. >> hi, shannon. the trump campaign is laughing all the way to the bank after the two fund raisers in the hamptons that added $2 million to the president's massive war chest. and the chair woman of the republican national committee, she believes that all of these boycotts of businesses and calls to publicly shame trump donors, she believes that that is helping president trump. >> in a tweet tonight, ronna mcdaniel said thanks to the unhinged mob on the left, the president raised $12 million, $2 million more than expected. the first was hosted by real estate billionaire developer stephen ross who was under intense pressure to cancel the event. >> i want pitchfork and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons. it's very nice. there's no reason why he should have a nice party. no, i want -- there's no reason why people shouldn't be able to be outside of his house and making their voice -- >> demonstrating. >> ross is defending his decision to go forward with the event saying i have known trump for

kristin chronic/mother:"i go to grab the doll to get it back to sophie. comes up and grabs my neck."you can see a hand around kristin's neck. sophie wetzel/doll owner:"i was so scared, out."they say they finally got the woman to leave.natsot"that's why you don't have these people come over." chronic/mother:"just always be on the defense even when selling a sweet american girl doll to a sweet little assume that they are crazy." ( james ) that was michelle bandur reporting.police did locate the woman who bought the doll. they ticketed her for assault. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news. two masked robbers storm into a pizza hut in the east bay ... and its all caught on camera. ( james ) and a parking lot in san francisco could soon be a temporary place for people living out of the cars and r-vs. we'll have the details ahead. a muni parking lot in san francisco could soon be a temporary parking space for people living in their vehicles. the san francisco planning commission approved the plan ... which will provide 33 temporary spaces for r-v's or

the vehicle is registered to 37-year-old kristin kendall. she worked as a medical assistant in san jose. no word yet on the cause of the crash. >>> this morning a silicon valley landlord is accused of master minding a home invasion. at her own property monday night. police say siani became frustrated with her ten ants. police say when the group of suspects arrived at the rental, the family of four refused to leave so one of the suspects turned off the power. steven carlin of san jose is accused of using a knife to try and pry open the front door. >> you know, they were yelling. first i yelled at them said hey knock it off. >> they were kicked on a metallic gate to get to the front door. >> they are all under arrest. saini and carlin refused a request for a jailhouse interview. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is making another push to pro mote gun violence. gun control advocates sat alongside her in san francisco last night. this town hall was designed to pro mote legislation passed by house democrats that would require background checks for e

fox is kristin fisher's life in des moines, iowa at the iowa state fair with more, kristin. >> hey, jesseete buttigieg was the soap box today and shortly before he stepped up on the famed soapbox of that i was state fair he rolled out what he called his world economic plan and it includes a $50 billion investment over the next ten years, which would go into agricultural, research and development. to quote, empower farmers to climate change. but many of the farmers in iowa and at the iowa state fair or worried democratic proposals like the green new deal could really hurt their livelihood appeared so i asked may repeat how that was playing with the voters that he met with here at the iowa state fear. this is what he said. there is a way to make sure this is a win for rule areas. i believe in soil management and a lot of things we can do where we enlist rule america as part of the solution. >> so as mayor pete helped put the fair favorite pork on a stick, one of the opponents grilled in new hampshire about what he thinks about eating meat given the negative impact that factory farming can h

kristin, i bet dollars to doughnuts so the president or the a least top aides. china is now slapping back on the u.s. the president's top advisers are talking about it. >> absolutely. they have their eyes on all of this, hallie. china slapping tariffs on $75 billion worth of u.s. goods. retaliation for the tariffs imposed on china. so far they are trying to down play chippers about the economy and the new round of sanctions. take a listen to what peter navarro had to say. >> the risk for china is simply to galvanize support even more for the president. $75 billion worth of tariffs in terms of what the combined $30 trillion economist not something for the stock market to worry about. and we're cool here. >> president trump not surprisingly already up writing the economy is good and strong. the rest of the world is not doing so well despite fake news with their partner, the democrat party working overtime to convince people that we are in or will soon be going into a recession. he goes on and on. but, hallie, it is also worth noting that job growth numbers were re

christian pfister -- kristin pfister.econd time this month there has been a large group of illegal immigrants caught trying to cross the border in el paso sector. border patrol agents with 200 of them near the antelope wells port of entry in new mexico. most were families from guatemala, honduras and el salvador were unaccompanied children. and pitchy -- cheap patrol agents had large groups like the exacerbate the process further impacting the workforce facilities and resources. now overall, than apprehensions has been down in recent months but to give you an idea what the el paso sector has been dealing with, agents have apprehended about 172,000 migrants this fiscal year. compare that to the 31,000 migrants apprehended during the last fiscal year. del rio sector border patrol agents rescued 28 migrants including 14 children on friday after a smuggler abandoned them in waist deep water. in the rio grande river. there was a strong current u.s. custom and border protection said several migrants were swept away but border p

dagen: herman, i want to bring kristin, kristin in here about the president has -- he he is a master really setting up jay powell at fault, does that work? >> overall presidential job approval numbers are by the strong economy, if we get to a year from now and the economy is not doing as well, what impact does it have on his reelect and by being able to say, look, people always give presidents more credit and more blame for the state of the economy than probably warranted but by being able to say, look, it's the fault of china, it's the fault of congress, it's the fault of the fed that the economy is not doing what it should be, don't look at me, look at them, he's trying set up a situation where he can divert blame for some bad economic news if that's what we are looking, 12, 18 months from now. dagen: herman, yeah, continue. >> i wanted to add one other point to what she just said. dagen: yes, sir. >> politically, the president has been beat up, challenged, lied on in every which way you can from a political standpoint but here is why i believe that the american people are hanging

we are live with governor jay senatorsummoner -- kamala harris, kristin ,illibrand, john hickenlooper senator elizabeth moran and senator cory booker. watch the 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state they are starting thursday on c-span. watch anytime online or listen live listening using the free c-span radio app. and the firstrump lady travel to dayton, ohio and el paso, texas on when they to visit with survivors and first responders from the two mass shootings. the president spoke to reporters about finding a possible legislative solution that would prevent gun violence. >> a terrific opportunity to congratulate police and law enforcement. the job they have done is incredible. >> i don't think anybody will argue this is a difficult time in our country for all of us. criticsyou say to your that believe it is your rhetoric that is emboldening white nationalists and inspiring this anger? . >> so my critics are political people are trying to make points many cases they are running for and in president and their are very low in the polls, a couple of them very low in the po

. >> presidential candidate kristin gillibrand sat down for a forum hosted by the washington post. she was asked about the presidential race, gun violence, and the presidential agenda by reporter robert costa. mr. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am fred ryan, publisher, and am happy to have you here with us this morning. through these in-depth one-on-one conversations, we are learning more and more about the men and women seeking to become next president of the united states and what inspires them to serve the american people. our guest this morning is new york's america resting gillibrand. in. 2006, she captured the attention of the political e

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maybe he is changing his race now, chris -- kristin thank you.e economy, tonight a jolt from the stock market which could be signaling weakness ahead. the president tweeting tonight "our problem is with the fed. raise too much and too fast. now too slow to cut. we should easily be reaping big rewards and gains, but the fed is holding us back. we will win." , joining us with what happened on wall street today. across the board on wall street today, right on your screen for the dow and 500 and nasdaq all closing near low points of the session of the dell. and down more than 800 points. and showing up in the marketplace, 11 out of 11 on the s&p 500, closed down all because of inverted veal curve. yield, two year treasuries rose above those on 10-year treasuries and that is a pattern not broken since 20 -- 2007. of course predated the credit crisis and the major recession to follow. a lot of investors are anxious. energy, financial, these were the groups that fell off the most. it will be interesting to see what the fed does next in september. shanno

so much better than on the eve of the great recession, kristin.hould we consider the college debt the same way we consider credit card debt so that people couldn't even pay for? >> when it comes to college debt, one thing a lot of people don't want to talk about is the fact that the government involvement giving out basic student loans is contributing to the spiraling cost of college. when it comes to debt, charles, so many americans are simply living above their means and this is a crisis created by an education system that does not teach basic finance. in all my years of high school and college i never learned how to balance a checkbook. i had to learn it from my parents. charles: keeping up in with the joins. one of the most incredible stocks is louis vuitton moet hen ses any. everybody has to have louis vuitton shoes. they were certainly for a few individuals based on income. forget it. everyone is buying it is stuff that is portraying a image. that is cutting across everybody's education level. >> people are financially ignorant. people put a

thank you thank you kristin their little citizens the way we are. today but because most of the people who bear the brunt of this i mean was there in the communities people benefiting people one of getting anything and most of the people making decisions on our behalf or on behalf of the communities. in copenhagen they don't know who's to hear borders with these animals and we think that there's a stark contrast on how people from the west and view of these animals when you look at these animals from a boat crew somewhere or in. drive in the people compete for water for the source of these animals there's a stark contrast when you look at it from the boat. you see a giant something which is solved but for people to say this i mean was away from their fields to scare them away from their they know who it was we've lost people due to human ordinary conflict this year alone we've lost more than 15 lives in this is this is something that is happening almost every day in the communities that's why we're pushing for. minute is voices to be had unfortunate

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i want to ask you what kristin touched on that some people are making this political. one of your fellow congressman in florida, darren soto said it is shortsighted and destructive for dhs to fleece fema ahead of hurricane season. our researchers put out that president obama did the same thing in 2014 moving fema funds in august going into hurricane season, the border was overwhelming at the time. how worried are you this becomes political time people of your state have other things to worry about? >> it is sad that folks are trying to publicize this, the president moved funds around. i am absolutely confident in ron desantis's leadership from miami to jacksonville. i give the president a lot of credit for declaring this a federal emergency when the storm is offshore meaning fema, department of transportation, the military and entire federal government keep moving those assets and the locals, this is important, local officials, the confidence that they can spend the funds out of their budget and later be reimbursed by fema. i love how it seems like his job is easy. i w

kristin catherine tells us organizers say sometimes the best first responders is a trained volunteere right medication at the right time. >> i am here mostly to hold space for them to make sure that people understand what puts them at risk for overdose and how can we as a community look out for each other. that's what we will do. >> dozens of volunteers in a meeting room ready to learn how to save lives. narcan can reverse the effects of a priori overdose in minutes. kristin marshall says is important to make sure as many people as possible are trained how to use it marshall explained many drug users will be worried about calling 911 if they see someone overdosing and because sometimes the best first responder is the first person on scene but even if that per first-person is a drug user themselves. >> law enforcement and first responders are not the first answer the larger pieces drug users. >> hollywood works for downtown street leaving streets every day he says he took the class because his job puts him on the front lines of the opioid crisis. >> there is always good to know that i

dagen: thank you, kristin. kristin tate. >> thank you, dagen.eryl casone has more details, cheryl. cheryl: epstein's autopsy revealing that he had broken bones in his neck and the specific injury in people who have been strangled, the new york medical examiner's office is not examining as the cause of death, meanwhile new york post is reporting that epstein claiming last words were, quote, i will see you sunday. well, maybe some more problems for some members to have so-called squad, prime minister benjamin netanyahu considering barring congresswoman omar and tlaib from israel, scheduled to meet by private trip by palestinian lawmaker, the israeli government told democratic leaders that it would deny entries to omar and tlaib, final decision is still pending. and we are going to be getting numbers from wal-mart, the latest earnings report coming up in the next hour, earnings per share to 5% from a year ago, slightly higher revenue, investors listening for updates on u.s. tariffs on chinese import will be affecting sales at the company and concer

kristin fisher is on the scene at the iowa state fair tracking what is going on with the presidential hopeful. >> of 2016 was all about finding a candidate that would check up washington 2020 is turning out to be for democrats about finding a candidate that concern america politics to what it was before donald trump. >> according to a fox news poll out today 60% of the democratic primary voters polled say restoring politics to normalcy is more important than deciding who to vote for, and the candidate it will change in washington works which increasingly on the campaign trail, the pitch is with me in the white house you can relax. >> i'm not doing run doing crazy things to look for a viral moment. >> you can count on there being 2 weeks go by that you don't need to think about what i'm doing. >> it is tiring. >> the 2020 horse race is never dull, the first major shakeup to the leaderboard into a new fox news for joe biden still in the lead but elizabeth warren as leapfrog over bernie sanders, she's up 8 points from july why is down 5, kamala harris in fourth place at 8%. cory booker a

the best of luck tomorrow. >> kristin is live at the iowa state fair. good to hear on all sides of these different and difficult issues on the ground in iowa. thanks. where in the world launches to guatemala. the country's president-elect serves guatemala cannot hold a bit end of the immigration deal with the trump administration signed by his predecessor. alejandro says he doesn't think guatemala conserve as a state's third country for asylum-seekers because as he puts it guatemala cannot tend to attend people alone others. russia's ministry releasing a video of a close encounter of one of its debts with the nato f 18 fighter. that incident reportedly happened over the baltic sea, moscow claims that f-18 got too close to plane carrying russia's defense minister. university in london banning hamburgers and all these products from sale, charging and next a fee for bottled water and single-use plastic cups. the college at new head says it is important for institutions to do all they can to fight climate change and beef cows hurt our planet. hundreds of in

david: kristin, let's bring you in on the democratic side.here is a report that just broke that the president had not a very planned conference call with the head of jpmorgan, jamie dimon and also brian moynihan of bank of america on wednesday. they were down to meet with treasury -- with secretary treasury mnuchin. i just talked to brian moynihan and asked if they were talking to president trump, he just said all of our teams are talking all the time. is this giving democrats some heart that the economy may not be on the president tsai in november -- the presidents side in november of 2020. >> i would not say heart. nobody wants the economy to be bad. i will go back and say the fact that all the democrats are socialists, i know that is a talking point, it is not the fact of the matter. in the midterms, the majority of the men and women who won and took back the seats and gave the democrats the majority were not socialist. they were very much for the middle. your question about the president talking to business leaders, it is interesting, bec

cnn's kristin holmes explains what we know so far. >> reporter: well, shell is deny they go wrote thatmemo and they are taking particular issue with the line about how workers were not allowed to protest president trump saying that any language about worker conduct was not something that came from the company but when it came to that line about overtime, it was a little bit different of a response. the spokesperson from shell saying this was understood some would would be given the option to take paid time off instead. if someone chooses to take pto, they are not eligible to receive maximum overtime. essentially it's only mandatory if you want to get paid. we have reached out to the white house, we have not heard back. kristin holmes, cnn. >> let's now talk more about it with scott lucas, professor of international politics at the university of birmingham, england. good to have you with us. >> morning, george. >> given what we know about this memo that went around, and there are still questions who exactly wrote it, what do you make of all of this? >> well, bottom line is the show must

al-jazeera hong kong a canadian citizen held in syria since last december has been released in lebanon kristin lee baxter was freed following mediation efforts by lebanon's security chief it's unclear what banks there was doing in syria at the time of his detention . just like something. else. you know. like. so in a whole lot more from beirut. lebanon has mediated the release of a canadian national if it was being held in syria one of the top security officials and level.

as for the debate, i asked him about kristin gillibrand's decision to drop out. brought a lot to the conversation, but acknowledged it's tough with this process to get on the stage, to get your voice to break out with this man candidates. he told me he thought the debate process was fair. he said he thinks it's as fair of a system as anybody has developed to get folks on the stage. when i and other reporters were trying to get him to open up about his strategy coming into this next debate, how it will be to be surrounded by progressives who disagree with him with medicare for all he won't take the debate. he's going to run his race, do the debate his way, talking about what he believes. he's been consistent with this so far, not mixing it up with these other democratic candidates. >> eugene scott here with me has interviewed joe biden with your vanessa williams and talked about potential runningmates on the heels of him getting a number of polls validating his continued front-runner status, aside from the one outlier poll which monmouth apologized for. >> right.

iowa state fair, he said he has more important things than eat corn dogs and ride ferris wheels. >> kristin fisher, thank you. up next we'll tell you about the incredibly dangerous way some parents of autistic children are trying to get a cure. first, what some of our fox affiliates are covering. fox five in new york as police search for a person of interest in connection with two rice cookers found inside a lower manhattan subway station. the discovery led to evacuation of the station at about 7:00 this morning and the disruption of several subway liejs at the hieft morning commute. the cookers were empty and turned out not to be a threat. fox 40 in sacramento has the city firefighters union going public with its frustration over contract talks there that are at a near impasse. the contract expired eight months ago and the union says the city wants to eliminate or reduction healthcare for current or retired fivers. an arbitrator must choose from the proposals in november. los angeles international airport, the big story there tonight, lax says u.s. customs and border protection personnel a

>>judge kristine danny can admit it she did not see the video of the attack before she ruled the suspect 25 year-old austin vincent to be released pending trial then say will be under supervision with the gps ankle monitor sullivan says mental health is the issue in both cases and helped doesn't take something drastic to make changes as if he and the courts are not going to act until someone is stabbed or shot field stopped. it's unfortunate. but that's the truth. >>feldman also says his attacker has harassed him a number of times after these incidents even went to his apartment home. he's just hoping there will be a push on mental health treatment in these types of cases live in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. >>all right gail san francisco police are investigating a stabbing that happened in the lower haight officers say they responded to a call about 11 37 this morning on haight street near webster. police say they found a man stabbed in the face and abdomen he was transported to a hospital with non life threatening injuries police to not have any suspects at this time. in the no