lars: yes, we have a strong business already.e the number of rare blood diseases that we could play in. last year we did a deal on a sickle cell disease, so that is one area. in the endocrine area, we also have a lot of good contacts. it is a broad search, but it is important to underline that our biofarma business is growing. we are also lurching -- launching products in the biofarma business. francine: are you diversifying into new territories at all? new regions or countries? lars: so we have a global footprint already across our these are newthat products being launched. a longerlling out acting for to mine -- we already are a global player, having global reach to our markets. aboutne: we speak so much the currency wars. we talk so much about the trade wars. how does it impact novo nordisk? are you concerned about the manner currency fluctuations? sellingr business, toicines to sit people, -- sick people, we are not seeing a big issue from the trade wars so far. of course, longer-term, lower economic growth will have an impac

sparta looked to be heading for victory when lars veldwijk put them 2—1 up with 16 minutes to go.home side with an equaliser in the fifth minute of stoppage—time. and there was late drama in scotland, where kilmarnock came from a goal down to equalise against rangers with seven minutes left, stephen o'donnell with the goal. but rangers won it with a header from connor goldson right on 90 minutes, 2—1 the final score. marc marquez won his 50th motogp race after coming first at the czech republic grand prix. the defending champion finished ahead of andrea dovizioso and jack miller to extend his lead in the championship to 63 points. marquez becomes just the fourth rider to achieve 50 premier class wins. in major league baseball, yu darvish pitched five effective innings as the chicago cubs beat the slumping milwaukee brewers 7—2 on sunday to sweep their weekend series. christian yelich hit his major league—best 37th homer for milwaukee in the first inning, which had them moving in the right direction. darvish allowed one run and five hits, struck out eight players, and walked none,

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it is one of the easiest ways to bring a lar community together and have diverse groups perform in alock of time. i have done this wh the san francisco jazz festiva i have been grateful over the last 20 years with the san jose jazz festival. i remember the good old da playing outside in e largest outdoor festival in the world. this festival has the ability to bring small groups into the community and to do education and a larger spectrum of artists. >> so, when i think about people listening to jazz, people who snap selfies, millennials don't come to mind. is it a challenge? is it a challenge reaching out to the young people? >> i've been excited the past few years. there is a remendous amount of energy in young performers that are exc tionally talented. they are coming from the pop generation th informs their r terest. so many popuartists are relying on the great jazz artists to help busy. their you see this all over the world. the london jazz scene is hopping nowadays. we will have a london jazz group that wilbe cool. >> thank you very much. >> thank you so much. that will do it fo

for lar >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"!donald glover, from "the good place", d'arcy carden, and comedian beth stelling. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us here in sunny los angeles where a, anyone still feeling nervous about the earthquakes? we had two big earthquakes, as you likely know, over the weekend. god tried the bottle cap challenge this weekend with all the bottles in california. and now, now, as the aftershocks die down, we're just sitting here waiting for the next one. guillerm

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. >>> tesla trying to pump up sales of to lar panels by offering no contract rentals. elon musk made the announcement saying tesla's solar panel packages will represent for $65 a month here in california, $50 in five other states. customers can and cancel at any time but you will be charged $1500 to have the panels removed. it's less than a month after tesla reported the third straight quarterly drop in solar panel installations. >>> we had a lot of solar heat around the bay area. it's back to school, sal, as we check in with sal. a reminder for everyone to be careful when they are driving around, watch for those kids on bikes and walking. >> more people on the roads for sure, pam. that's a good point. let's take a look at the commute now. it's early for the kids to be going to school. definitely a commute for some people already on 580 and 205, coming together at the tracy triangle over to the livermore area. there is slow traffic on 205 and 580. dublin looks good and castro valley, hasn't filled in. traffic is moving okay. bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is fine. clea

within the democratic party and top lar among independents and you need to be able to put together the which hillary clinton was not able to do and if you start offending people who like obama by saying he didn't go far enough you will struggle to win the general election. >> but on immigration, the idea that anyone was surprised that these candidates would go against obama's immigration policy, talk to anyone in that immigration advocate space during t during the obama years. >> they were very critical. reporter in chief they called him. >> luis gutierrez from illinois was critical of the obama administration. and a lot of them don't want to go back to that. >> and take a listen, david, to president trump. he noticed the number of attacks on obama. he talked about it last night. >> the democrats spent more time attacking barack obama than they did attacking me practically. >> to his point, the president is trying to say, the party is so far mainstream now in the democratic party. that barack obama's health care plan, which was pretty radical at the time, isn't even close to where they

between them lar kudlow and trade advisor peter navarro r appeared on f television networks in two days in the wake of an extreme volatile week on wall street. >> i'll tell you what. i don't see a recession. we had some blockbuster retail sales conmer numbers towards the back end of last week. really blockbuster numbers. >> reporter:ro navisputed the widely held idea that the yield curve inverted. >> technically we did not have a yield curve inversion. an inverted yield curve means a big spread. >> reporter: president trump said it's not the white house at's limiting the economic growth, it's the fed. >> interest rates are low. i think i could be helped out b the fedut the fed doesn't like helping me too much. >> reporter: the pr offensive continues tomorrow off air larry kudlow is going to host two conference calls for business, state and local leaders all bout the president's economic agenda. the white house says these calls were long planned and have nothin to do with recent economic concerns. forep "nightly businesst," i'm eamon javers at the white house. >>> the president of the bo

but your 50 millionth and first --lar, you have to patient pitch into cents. and two cents on every dollar after that. anybody here own a home? you have been paying wealth tax forever. i'm seeing for the brazilian heirs, the top 10th of 1%, how about we include an addition to the real estate, the stock portfolio, the diamonds, the rembrandts. understand this. the point is not to be cranky. however it is, you build a fortune here in america. workers help pay to educate. you built it in part, getting to build roads and bridges. so what we are saying is if you the top 1/10y big, of 1%, fortunes above $50 ,illion, you make it that big everybody else in this country -- to senso everyone else in this country gets a chance to make. two cents. two cents. and what can we do with two cents? can pay for universal childcare for every baby in this country. pre-k for every three-year-old and four-year-old in this country. raise the wages for every childcare worker and teacher in america. two cents. makean do all of that and technical school, community college, and for your

a low and welcome to focus on europe with me lar babalola it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 20th chilling 43 people it destroyed homes and uprooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that day in the.

thanks lars all the hot weather not helping the situation california is in the middle of fire season and fire crews are on high alert. >>that includes in east contra costa county where one firefighter says a number of calls that they are getting is going through the roof. well for saracens and explains what experts say is fueling the flames. >>i'm here in front wood were east contra costa firefighters are recovering from battling a 15 to 20 acre fire that occurred overnight and they're gearing up for the next big wildfire that could spark up at any time. >>the call volume has been extremely high and the fires are taking longer to put out. >>take a look at video from the fire that happened on vasco in marsh creek roads and no homes were impacted as this was a rule area near highway 4 and the communities, byron and front would recently we've seen multiple fires ignite in the bay area along freeways, especially because there's been so much dry vegetation with the record rainfall we had last winter. >>were seen the and the and the hot temperatures we've been experiencing the last week. t

for places that have seen several days of some record heat that's latest guys back to you all right lars thank you cal fire says it stopped the progress on a fast moving grass fire. that at one point was threatening some homes in san jose the fire broke out just after noon at santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue. >>so far the fire has burned about 75 acres and is 50% contained. at one point the blaze is burning on both sides of santa teresa boulevard but crews managed to stop it from spreading. right now fire crews are putting out hot spots a say no structures have been damaged. >>a reminder you can track the weather in your neighborhood and get alerts when breaking news happens with the kron 4 mobile app download it today. our other top story tonight criticism continues to mount over the release homeless man accused of attacking a woman in san francisco. >>kron four's dan kerman live for that crime occurred and and san francisco mayor london breed is now weighing in. that's right. she is critical of the judge's decision along with the victim who we've heard from from the last 2 days

. >>> injuries on the poop lar e scooters to riders riding under the influence. many of the folks who are hurt are not only inebriated but riding without helmets. miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: you can find them in cities across the country. e-scooters on street corners, at the beach and even outside bars. but while fun and perhaps a good way to get home after a night out, new research warns against the dangers of scooting while drinking. >> i can't lie. and say i haven't been on one after a few things but i think you -- i had a friend that came off and got hurt really bad. >> reporter: in a study dubbed the emerging scooters they logged 103 patients injured on a scooter and found 48% of them were intoxicated on the vehicles that would reach up to 15 miles per hour. 98% were not wearing a helmet. 42% had extremity fracturesnd 26% facial fractures. >> others may not be aware of you and you don't want to pay the penalty for that. >> it is a problem some scooter companies have tried to curb with public safety campaigns like lime's respect the ride with free h

the company attempted to get ito lar diabetes drug permitted for use.p a fraction to 44.88. a report out today says revlon will reach out to potenti bidders next month as it looks for a buyer that it hopes can turn around the strgling cosmetics company. the company has been exploring either a sale of the entir company or of its major brands. shares rose nearly 1.5% today to 16.38. >>> the pizza chain papa john's has named arby's president rob lynch as its new president and ceo. lifrmg wi cnch will replace the interim ceo. thpany is in the midst of a turn around, trying to change its image andhore up sales. shares jumped more than 9% to 48 even. >>> taiwan semibeonductor is g sued for patent enfringement by ral chip maker global foundries. global foundries is looking to stop the customers which include apple from importing affected products to the u.s. and germany. tie wa taiwan semi conductor stop was up a fraction. >>> bp agreed to sell to privately-held hill corp. to li more than 5 b dollars. it is part of the plan to raise $10 billion over the next t

a low and welcome to focus on europe with me lar about a little. it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 28th teen killing $43.00 people it destroyed homes and uprooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that day in the country acclaimed when it was built now a symbol of neglect and tragedy. and of itto a new much ecto are sisters who lived under the more and the bridge and though they are grateful to have survived the collapse the road to rebuilding in genoa has been painful the sisters have to come to terms with their new lives as the past is demolished right before their eyes. not reach the charcoal has lived near them over on the bridge for most of her life she says seeing the last few pillars disappear didn't bother her it was more of a spectacle but now she has to watch as the house she lived in for nearly 60 years is demolished only pieces of the 1st floor remain the same the strong will been at least for them that you can hear the

the former prime minister of the territory lars lokke rasmussen tweeted "it must be an out of seasond: "out of all things that are not going to happen this is the most unlikely. forget it." here'sjournalist, author and expert on denmark and the arctic, martin breum on how serious this is. of on how serious this is. course i don't know how ser donald of course i don't know how serious donald trump is, but i don't think oui’ donald trump is, but i don't think our government in copenhagen or the government in greenland is taking this lightly at all. you should remember that greenland constitutes 99% of the territory of denmark. the kingdom of denmark, so any moves by the us that sort of infringes on the relationship between the us, greenland and denmark, of course is nojoke at all. greenland and denmark, of course is no joke at all. the us already runs a very important military base in the north of greenland, and they have a deal with them, that they cannot increase their military presence in greenland almost at will —— they can increase their military presence in greenland almost at wi

greenland's foreign minister ane lone bagger said: the former prime minister of the territory lars lokkeweeted: in the world of classical music — women are rarely the ones holding the baton. in britainjust one of the leading orchestras has a female principal conductor. there are efforts to change this, including at the welsh national 0pera, where a new role of ‘female conductor in residence,‘ has been created. sian lloyd went to meet tian—yi lu, as she began her first week in thejob. ‘toreador song' plays. taking on one of opera's best known and best loved pieces of music in her own way. i think a rehearsal should be like children playing. let's try this, let's try this, oh, wow, this works, and sometimes an orchestra or a chorus might give me something i hadn't thought of. tianyi lu is one of only a handful of women to have titled roles, the top jobs among the several hundred conductors on the staff of british orchestras. perhaps sometimes, the second beat of the bar, go a little bit. as she begins her position as first female conductor in residence with welsh national opera, she takes

. >> police believe lars are watching for people to leave and break in. almost between 9:00 a.m. and noon. >> wake up in the morning, we're in the normal routine. >> activate alarms if they have them, look around as they leave each day. >> what's crack the cases someone calls and says i see a car i haven't seen before. >> another victim shows how burglars got in climbing over the crash a -- trash cans and making a beeline for a window opened slightly. >> they poed the screen and get the other latch. >> the bedroom in disarray on their return. >> they grabbed a pillowcase and fill it with whatever they are looking for. electronics or jewelry and they are gone. >> in such a hurry they dropped a pillowcase on the sidewalk last week filled with stolen jewelry and other valuables. >> maybe they crossed paths. dropped what it was to get out of the area. >> as word spreads residents are improving the lighting bic stalling home security systems. >> you think you are living in an area that doesn't happen. >> they are talking about whether to be armed. >> i'm going defend myself, but it's

lot of these issues that you discuss, this one included, culturally we've become so myopic, so gran lar issue thao me today that we've lost sight of the big picture which is this is the united states of america. the nation on planet earth that is supposed to lead the way for life, liberty and justice. for freedom. we're so far away as a nation . sexual immorality in this country has gone so far to the point now we'll called pedophilia as love is love. you have groups out there that die boldie boll cli oppose. it's the safety of our children. it's our future. >> how many changer are you looking at per year? >> only 1% of the crime is reported. so i always tell people when you see an amber alert, that's probably 1% of the children in that city. but i'll give you this stat. it's north of 300,000 in the united states. >> 300,000. >> north of 76,000 per day in the state of texas. >> 76,000. >> children being sold for sex. we have more slaves today than ever in history. i was raised in apartheid. at the precipice of apartheid. i was a senior in high school. i've walked the streets when it's b

and google right now is hardly the exempt lar of a corporate set of united states. >> i imagine this will raise the question for a lot of tech companies this sets stage for 61 very seeings -- conversations for eachys t employees to raisee griegrievances. >> on the horizon now, is the question whether or not this will be left to google, to other big tech firms to sel silicon f, talking about -- valley, talking about breaking up divesting in the companies, separating the companies to manageable forms perhaps more easily persuaded to honor their role as corporate it is citizens of the united states, jackie great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: anti-i.r.si.c.e. protestorn rhode island harassing a federal detention work are last night, blocking entrance to a facility holding illegal immigrants when the driver tried to pull in, to the parking lot, the protesters surrounding him, yelling, blackinyelling --blocking his e. in jurisdiction, they committed assault trying to stop and block a vehicle is considered assault. and some instances, banging on an occupied vehicle is considered assa

how translating the foreign currency into a --lar does >> how international is nordstrom? >> i don't know. again have the impact of the income statement is -- let's talk about international expectations and analysis area our guests yesterday was talking about how much she is going to be focusing on the european pmi's. how much will you look at foreign headwinds considering how much we are seeing the dead time and time again? >> we could probably spend an hour on this topic. concerned about what is going on in received area we took our allocations for emerging markets and the u.k. and the eurozone and japan out of the overweight column into the neutral of the underway column area i touched upon the reasons for that. concern about a harder brexit. how is this transition at the ecb going to go? clouds of all of those that are hanging over those markets, we are concerned that germany could be going into a recession so could japan. the emerging markets, china is a very important part of that. as long as we have the ongoing traded tariffs that with the chinese, that is going to

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it's a strange technology to choose the night lars agreement that limited the number of arms that the united states and russia has. and we're seeing a complete collapse of the arms control framework, the 1987 intermediate range nuclear forces treaty is gone. i think it's clear that the united states and russia will not extend the very last arms control treaty still standing, the new start agreement. we're entering into this world where there won't be any constraints, and, you know, it's starting to look like an arms race. >> russia, it's widely acknowledged, was in breach of its deals anay. china wasn't subject to these restrictions, so what does success look like in terms of deals of this sort? if russia wasn't abiding by it, a and countries were not limited, what should the u.s. be doing at this point? >> the first thing to do is recognize we could let the perfect be the enemy of the good. yes, they were violating the treaty, but not violating the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty. so we do have a treaty in place that governs what are called strategic arms, basically the missiles and bombers th

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for lar >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, donald glover, from "the good place", d'arcy carden, and comedian beth stelling. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us here in sunny los angeles where a, anyone still feeling nervous about the earthquakes? we had two big earthquakes, as you likely know, over the weekend. god tried the bottle cap challenge this weekend with all the bottles in california. and now, now, as the aftershocks die down, we're just sitting here waiting for the next one. guillermo, are you prepared for an earthquake? >> yes, of course. >> jimmy: do you have an emergency kit at home? >> yes, i do. we're going to get under the table and backpack by the door with water. >> jimmy: do you have the backpack itself? >> yes. >> jimmy: what's in it? >> water, cookies and tequila. >> jimmy: okay. [cheers and applause] >> i do. >> jimmy: that would be fine if were you the cookie monster, but you need to have b

from a corporate standpoint and from a global trade standpoint, the impacts are probably quite a bit lar larger >> well, again, if you lock at the u.s., we just had 2% print in the most recent quarter 2% in the previous quarter we've had more than 2% growth for every quarter since where the exception of last year for the last few years so it's really hard to see much of a major impact on u.s. growth the .3 is a level effect so over a two-year horizon it's the level would be different by maximum .3 which is not that much in terms of growth. i do agree that one of the concerns that i have and i think that many people have is that investment has been low. i think policy uncertainty both domestic and international has been very much weighing on ceos and weighing on firms. but the consumers's clearly powering through what got us the 2% growth. >> all right we're going to leave it there. thank you so much, randy and steve. >>> to the bond market now where rick santelli is tracking the action after the awful seven year auction earlier rick >> yes, we often don't show a seven year but as you can

thank you lars well we've been reporting about this during hot weather stretches there could be poweroff some fak. >>state lawmakers grill pg any today on how the utility plans to handle public safety power shut off when there's a serious risk of wildfires. kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how the utility responded. >>this has been such a haphazard approach a contentious hearing on utility power shut off for lawmakers representing areas constantly under wildfire threat we can no longer afford to discover failures what more are events in the state of california a senate committee tuesday held the hearing with concerns about how the energizing electric lines during fire threat could impact first responders and others who need a constant power source, san jose mayor sam liccardo told senators keys worried about the influx of 911 calls there's 911 calls were made into overloaded networks and ultimately loss. >>and even more still that with an extended. duration of the p s p s a 6.12 or more hours that cell towers will essentially shut down. >>some lawmakers say t

the question going forward is can he convince voters that he is the sing due lar best candidate?are a lot of options. the next debate is having them on stage with elizabeth warren. that's one person he has not faced off against. she is very sharp. they are on opposite ends of the ideological spectrum. that will be the key match-up. >> their careers have been in opposition to each other for a long time. this isn't a new thing. that will be fascinating. arlitt, before we leave the point. i want to ask. we like to think that all of our ideas are novel and new, this has been out there for a while. why isn't joe biden spending more time on the debate stage talking about president trump. was there a reason the campaign gave for why he decided to go after each one of the candidates one by one as opposed to trying to turn everything to president trump? every one of biden's answers should be a noun, a verb and donald trump. it wasn't last night. >> you have from joe biden the going after president trump and the closing statement but everything in between, he had to find was to differentia

and i think it was very helpful, frank lar in my position to show i have a uniqueness that i am the candidateill make fighting the climate change crisis the top priority for the united states. and i'm the candidate who has a binding commitment to get off coal, and i'm the candidate who has the experience in my state doing that. so i think it was a good night. >> let me ask you on race because you brought it up. you were asked on healing the racial divide in this country last night. you said you have experienced what a lot of people have experienced, notable. but you pivoted starting to talk about mitch mcconnell and the senate here. i wonder what is your plan? it's one thing to call out the president forthality kind of rhetoric, politically motivated, perhaps, but how do you heal that divide if were president sph. >> number one stop -- in my climate change plan we've invented a whole sort of system of environmental justice. look, there's been a big racial disparity in the victims of climate change. most frequently it is the front line communities, communities of poverty and color that are the

then 2 batters later tonight, kevin core lar. to run jack his 13th of the season i 5 run giants lead final score. 5 one san francisco. jeff some marjah 6 innings shut out baseball moving over to the a's oakland helping out its starting rotation in treating for 10 or r-ark from the cincinnati reds, the 32 year-old righty has posted a 4.2 4 earned run average 21 starts in cincy he is the 3rd significant rate acquisition for the a's has the added relief pitchers, jake diekman in starter homer bailey, right now oakland hold the second wild-card spot nays brass, you know for a deep playoff run. >>rather me in this position and then the other side of it it can be. you know a dark day knowing that when you're giving guys a way few organizations basically given up on the season so. >>you know we're still here in late july we got too tough months left to be good to have this kind of pitching reinforcements is terrific shows a team front office definitely believes in us. >>also a mention exact grain key traded to the houston astros big mov

. >> the site of ki lar's murder has been transformed to a memorial. >> this one says, rest in peace,n released new mug shots of rachel and sheila. sheila's smile, bigger than ever. >> she looks the like she adapted to the new environment. they are going to survive in whatever environment they're in because they use everybody. the prison and the inmates. they do quite wet. >> skylar's father in his grief has a message. >> one lessen to be learned here and one lessen only, know who your friends are. >> and we have learned that skylar's parents have now move the away from west virginia saying it was too painful. we can understand that. >> they have also reached a $5 million settle in in a civil suit. that is the program for this evening. >> from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, thanks for watching. we'll see you next friday night. >>> breaking news tonight. three are now dead after a cliff collapse in san diego. >> next, a look at the bluff before has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else

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you see them, emerson, 3m, cater pill lar john inch noted the earnings' concerns he told clients today, and i'm quoting, with trade tensions worsenning, the prospects for industrial company earnings and share prices at trough appear to be getting further pushed out. kelly, we talked about flattish earnings for the s&p 500 this year and light uptick in 2020 those numbers are going to start coming down very, very quickly into negative territory, these kinds of global wars, global trade wars continue. you notice we've got a bounce, kelly. that's not industrials that's all proctor&gamble, coca-cola, all defensive largely consumer names have been leading the charge off of the bottom but not in the cyclical space. >> low rates are wreaking havoc in that part of the market the financials are off 8% in just the past eight sessions i am joined by andreas garcia of maya, he is founder and ceo of zoe financial. and is chief income strategist at janny capital management. these moves overnight, what do you make of them, and what world does it make sense to you that the german 10-year with yield min

lar larry beau mont was a relentless prosecutor who had just sent a criminal to prison for 30 years. now he was trying to get evidence on someone who believed to be a dangerous criminal. so what did jimmy king had to do with that investigation? that's what jimmy wanted to know. here's lester holt. >> two enemies who did want trust each other faced off across the table. one of them in handcuffs was a clever con named jimmy keene. the other, a hard charging prosecutor. >> in court he called me the john gotti of kankakee. >> the prisoner was worried sick. the prosecutor that convicted keene and put him behind bars suddenly wanted to talk, a top secret meeting, no less. what more could he do to jimmy? >> he was the last person i expected to hear from. he was my biggest fear. >> but keene's fears went off the charts when the prosecutor slid an accordion file in his direction. on top was the grisly photo of a dead girl. >> flip the next page, another young dead mutilated girl. i am thinking whoa, wait a second. >> he is probably thinking at this point you're about to charge him with someth

. >> shannon, what's your response what you just heard from larry lar. >> first of all, 's not true mostass shootings occur in gun-free zones. most occur in private residences and domestic violence. wal-mart was not a gun free zone. open carry was allowed in wal-mart and there we armed customers when the shooting happened. so those are talking points. it's been debunked over and over again. there are no background checks required on unlicensed salesn this country in 29 states, it's helped so many criminals andno get easy access to guns. and the idea just because one law wouldn't have stopped one specific mass shooting thatve shouldn't een passed is as nine. we don't say one law is going to talk care of guches. we know they would work on a federal level. >> we want to ask you about what the president said, what people are talking about mental health. the sutherland springs shooter had a serious mental health issue and suicides actually comprise a large number of gu violence deaths in america. so what's your response to that argument. >> when you look at gun homicides only about 5% of oote

apple a week ago i think you buy into that and to larry mcdonald's quote and i love larry love you, lar. xlk is up 26%. staples up 15 and he is correct, of course. but you look at xlk, broad market technology is up 26% versus 14 or 15, whether you were talking about s&p 500 or staples. i'll take tech every day of the week, scott. >> you know, no doubt in my mind that certain stocks are perma holds as much as they can be microsoft. i'm not selling that i'm not selling visa but i'm aware and it's likely that those stocks in my view, at least, will go lower before they go back to their old highs i don't go to complete cash and courtney is right that investors have a choice which is why analysts and strategists stay bullish to the bottom as they did in 2017, 2008. >> he had a choice he's willing to buy a facebook and some of the other names that have gotten unfairly beaten up >> i agree with him. >> some of the pullback we witnessed. >> but very few were skilled enough traders and can spend their time like john does and pete does to take advantage of those. for me, i'm saying it's not worth

officials are calling the lar largest statewide immigration sweep in the country.from seven different food processing plants in mississippi. nearly half have been released, leaving hundreds more still in custody and separated from their families. however, no charges have been filed against any of the employers of those plants. one of the companies releasing a statement today saying they are fully cooperating with the authorities in their investigation and that they, quote, adhere strongly to a local, state and federal laws, including utilizing government-based e verify program. for employers, the chances of criminal prosecution remains low. one analysis found from april of 2018 through march of 201911 employers were prosecuted for hiring undocumented immigrants. that is compared to over 120,000 undocumented immigrants prosecuted through i.c.e. for more, i am joined by leon fresco, a former deputy assistant, u.s. attorney general from the obama administration. he oversaw all civil immigration litigation for the federal government. leon, thanks for taking a few minut

so recognizing, a, that this whole ecosystem has a history, that it is single lar and distinctive, a product of the last 75 years of political history and social history is critical to understanding and grappling with the i am men's tee of the influence today. >> meredith broussard is the next speaker. meredith is from new york university and she has a book called artificial unintelligence. how computers misunderstand the world. and i'm going to put up your biography but ask you questions like where did you grow up. >> i grew up in a small quaker town outside philadelphia. >> how did you make it from philadelphia to nyu? >> well, i was at penn before this, at temple before this -- sorry? >> microphone. >> before i was at nyu, i was professor at temple and professor at the university of pennsylvania, and i study data journalism. i practice data journalism. it is a practice of finding stories, numbers, and using numbers to tell stories. and new york is really the epicenter now of people who are working on data journalism and people that are working on major issues around ethics in tech

that is a counter intuitive proposition if what you're s the motion of being able to own a lar firearm u actually were to need it or purposes of self-defense. t kinds of way is wha ire arms are traditional with a historical scope of what it is we consider this right to if ect for self-defense and that is the kind of firearm you're dealing with, then that is protective and the city doesn't get to pick and choose ns and handguns. >> thank you. one more question before the break to both of you. i'd like to ask whether, and to right to keep and bear arms extends outside of ome?h >> sure. his is one of the biggest litigation in the past. there are 42 states and but eight states have a version of different types of restrictions those today, in jurisdictions are called and machines is a se that say you can get a permit to carry only upon good cause, at differenthreat that different yates you from ordinary individuals and law apieding citizens to come in with something hey, i've to the a estraining order so it's a functional matter in those jurisdictions, there is no right ordinary, law e abid

so there was a study out by the mayo clinic proceedings that linked cardio vas ca lar health with owningideal blood sugar levels. there is an argument out there. one of your kids wants a dog, too? >> yes, kids want dogs. >> always. they just don't want to walk them. >> do you have a dog? no, for that very reason. >> it's something to consider if you want to get out more. you have to walk the dog. it encourages outside activities. but experts say you have to keep in mind the welfare of a dog. if you are not going to be home, brian, if you are not able to really take care of the dog, give the dog the attention it needs, it may not be your answer. >> this is your message to your husband? >> did you hear that, brian? >> very good. >>> the growing popularity of so-called kid influencers is raising questions about the potential impact of sharing children's lives online. they promote programs online and make vlogs. a recent study found one in three american kids between the ages of 8 and 12 aspire to be a vlogger or a youtuber. >>> forbes reports the highest paid youtube star last year was 7-ye

tech giant saidit might cause fabrics like leather or denim disco lar ration that will not wash off andyour card in a wallet or a bag made of soft materials don't place them in the place that contains keys and potentially other abrasive objects. that's some tough rules for a credit card. >> just stick it in the wallet >> you can >> you have to be careful. >> to me it says everything about how -- >> burn? >> a digital card. right? not necessarily the idea that they made ate priority to make sure it's an indestructible item. >> status symbol. >> the titanium itself. >> how nice. apple ceo tim cook with a seemingly cozy relationship with president trump. this is the technology giant faces major head winds from the trade war. this was president trump yesterday discussing the administration's decision to delay the tariff on wireless phones and laptops coming from china. >> the only one that calls me is tim cook he calls me, whenever the's a problem he'll call samsung, a competitor, not paying tariffs and tim cook would. i have to help him out short term with that problem it's a great america

at least nine people were killed in dayton, ohio when a gunman opened fire in a pop lar night life districturs after another shooting killed 20 people at a shopping center in el paso, texas. authorities are treating that shooting at domestic terrorism. and considering bringing hate crime charges. cnn has more on the alleged shooter. >> he has very strong antiimmigration believes. there's a lot of hatred being spewed. if it turns out this manifesto is linked directly to the suspected shooter. and if in fact he posted it on online forum. he talks in that about probably going to die today. he says he goes down this really disturbing rabbit hole. talking about immigrants both legal and illegal. he is after anyone who is come to the country looking for a better life. he is talking about particularly hispanic immigrants. talking about brown people. and wanting to get rid of brown people. there's a lot of fear that you can see as you read through it. it's a fear of being quote replaced. this is an idea that is spouted by white nationalists and white supremacists. haters of the world spout this a l