lastly, at the federal level, especially now, we are not seeing any protections for it. i seedeeply worried when what is happening at the department of education, around the office of civil rights, how many complaints have been dismissed outright, just in the last few weeks. if there was no place to take these complaints, if there was

lastly, i know i said last was lastly, but lastly, rebuilding. this is weeks, months, years effort.the things the military can do is help the community rebuild when the floodwaters recede and the immediate danger is passed, the military can stay there and help rebuild. >> admiral kirby, barbara starr, lastly to neither of you. you are first in my book. >> thanks. >>> places of worship turned into shelters. area mosques welcoming anyone and everyone that need help. i'm going to speak to one of the men leading that effort, next. the average family's hectic home: its raised 1 dare devil, 2 dynamic diy duos, and an entrepreneur named sharon. its witnessed 31 crashes, 4 food fights, and the flood of '09. it's your paradise perfected with behr premium plus low odor paint. the best you can buy starting under $25. unbelievable quality. unbeatable prices. right now get incredible savings on behr's top-rated paints and stains. only at the home depot. (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) (flourish spray noise) the joy of real cream in 15 calories per serving. en

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those emergency managers, asking you to evacuate, we encourage you to listen to them and lastly, i'd encourage a little shameless plug for all americans to visit ready.gov. sounds like something it might not teach you anything but you might learn something to go well and help you and your family. i'll take questions now. >> can you give us an idea of what the president in monitoring the storm this weekend. how is he going to be fluctuating the federal and local officials. >> we've been in touch. that started several weeks ago and several months ago. we saw president trump visit the team over there and also set his clear expectations for the new fema administrator. i've known the fema administrator 15 years. we couldn't have picked a finer lead leader. he's absolutely top of the top and what the president will do as we move forward is continue talking directly with them and the governs. if they have any needs, that's our problem and the president wouldn't tolerate that. as we move out to camp david, as you know, he has a full resources of capability to communicate with us. >> will the

lastly, i would like to make a plug as well. as you know we have a number of organizations those types of resources are impairtive i would like to thank them for their work. before i take that next question i would say sit a conference call of all of the effective parties and no unmet needs reported. they didn't report to us and they all reported they are in the right operational posture to help the american people in the path of this storm. >> what questions did president trump have about the preparations that are underway? >> the president had three primary concerns. his first was the evacuation timing. are people getting out of harm's way and do we have the appropriate resources? that is what brock long reported that we did have all of those resources predeployed. it was not only that the people in harm's way be prepared and be evacuate withed but that the people show in any direction also be prepared. as we see it move don't lose that we have low level areas through the coast of louisiana. 50% lives in that coastal region. n

lastly, i would like to make another plug for the organs agents as. those types of resources are imperative to people that are confronting this peril and i would like to thank them for their work. before i take that next question, i would say i just came off of what fema organizes, which is a conference call, actually a video teleconference call with all the affected parties, and there were no unaffected needs reported. we went across all the the nonorganization and they also did well posture in they did report to us and gain additional leads and they reported they were in the right posture right now to help the american people right now. i will take a question in the back, please. >> for you briefing him this morning? what questions to president have for you and preparations are underway? >> the president had three primary concerns. his first concern was the life, safety, and evacuation timing. our people getting out of harm's way? second concern is, do we have the appropriate resources. that was the question reported that we did have all the resourc

lastly, a little shameless plug here for all americans to visit ready.gov. i think maybe you will learn something if you go there that will help you and your family. >> can you give us an idea what the president is doing to monitor the development of the storm and what he will be doing as he looks at camp david this weekend? >> first, i will start with what he has done. we have had him in touch with his secretary of homeland security. that started several weeks ago -- really, several months ago as we transition into this administration. you saw president trump visit fema, give a talk to the team over there, but also clear expectations for his new administrator. i have known administrator long for 15 years. we could not have asked a fine or leader. he has had state director experience, fema experience, and he is absolutely top of the path in what the president will do. we will continue talking with him and directly with the governors. if they have any end that needs, the president will not tolerate that, but he will also consider talking -- continue talking t

lastly, in president from's words, a different answerfrom guam.uth korean counterpart. president moon said he thought it showed a strong determination from donald trump to push kim jong—un away from missile strikes and back to negotiations. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: grooming the next generation. the bbc talks to former child soldiers of the so—called islamic state now living in europe. washington, the world's most political city is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa 97 people have been killed today in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last 10 days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we are all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of k

and lastly, as the governor eluded i think karen and i today were most inspired by the volunteers. to see the outpouring of compassion and concern was deeply inspiring to us. and every american should know that even in this difficult time, this disastrous storm at the very best are the people of texas and the people of america are shining forth. we stood in a yard. we watched total strangers helping to remove debris, helping people put their families and their lives back together. on behalf of the president i want to urge every american to do what texans themselves are often times dealing with hardship in their own household are doing that is find a way to help. you can go online. you can donate resources or you can do like thousands of americans are already doing and will be doing in the weeks and months ahead and that is find a way to get here and be the hands and feet and compassion of the american people to help these families help these communities rebuild. president trump often reminds us that we are one american family. when one hurts we all hurt. we stand together in diffic

that's what he was here to do. >> lastly i want to know, shed whatever light you can on how you thinkll. they are trying to pass his agenda. >> yeah, but the question is how much is it his agenda and how much does he care about it being passed? i think he has said to them, get me whatever you can get on my desk. paul ryan did his part, mcconnell did not. that's why he's not as mean to ryan as he is mcconnell. like he, in the end, doesn't fight for these ideas. when he goes to arizona and gives a speech, he mentions tax reform, but he's not drilling down on like this is how we're going to get it done and these are the people i need to press. he's just mostly relitigating old gop fights and taking whacks at senator flake. >> i'm like the last person to defend mitch mcconnell, let's be honest, but donald trump campaigned on repeal and replace obamacare and aca, for a year and a half, then he just acts like he never mentioned. only the republicans did. i mean, i take your point, but it's like, it should be his agenda too. and so he has a responsibility, mitch mcconnell basically -- there'

lastly, the convention of hackers and i.t. professionals known as def con took place in las vegas. the atlantic council will look at what is ahead in cyber security today. live coverage at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and also online at c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. >> i was hoping to get transportation in 2001, because my whole background is actually in trade and transportation. i was a transportation banker for a number of years for both citicorp and they give america. and i had worked for transportation companies, so my whole background was actually in transportation. so it is nice now to be able to return to a field in which i had worked previously. it is nice to be about a be back in a department that i am very familiar. our interview with elaine chao, secretary of transportation in the trump administration. friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. tour takes cities book tv and american history tv to tacoma, washington, as we explore its rich history and literary culture. located on the puget sound, 60 miles northwest of mount rainier, taco

lastly and that is one thing i often say and that's our lives are not determined by the we're challenged but how we respond to the challenges we face. texans me i see challenged i'm always impressed respond.e way that we texans go way fellow that scue stranded people otherwise could have drowned. there's heroes that literally texanshe lives of fellow what me is true of happened. what we i don't think it better.s i'm proud to be associated with women during this catastrophe over this past week. we ing who we are and what are i know that we'll get with h this even strong that i'll take some questions. firefighters association told fox news his firefighters are utilized as lack of planing which is why so many ivilians are part of the rescue. have you heard that? i have to direct you to the city that.uston on grade ar how would you responses.ments the state of texas feeling for bout 7-10 days before the hurricane hit. on a daily basis. duringtly multiple times the day. i spoke when the president on ultiple occasions and with his cabinet members ranging from ecretary of health and human servi

and lastly, this is an extremist group and, secondly, these people don't care about white america.don't support living wages for the poor and working poor. they don't support health care for the poor. they support the policy and positions that take those things away from the poor and working poor, which is why, joy, to counteract, we must have a nonviolent moral movement of all people that unpack racism in a way that challenged those who framed it through the lens of a southern strategy of white nationalism and pitch people against one another. and we who ought to be allies are going to come together so we hear a trace of someone say that, we have to come together and stand against us and call it what it is and our president and those around him who have endorsed and allowed him to speak in such a way that has fueled all of this hate must now repent, repent, repent. they have to. and challenge as they are burdened with the ugliness and whatever else happens because of it. >> reverend dr. william barber, always an honor to talk to you. we really appreciate your time this evening. >>

he'll employ those resources carefully and we grant the declaration which i suspect we might and lastly, to your point of how difficult it is to get assistance to people i would say this. you never want to plan for the federal government to provide everything that you need when you need it just in time. it will be 4.6 million people in the path of the storm and that's a lot of people. we encourage people to be ready and be prepared and take responsibility for their own safety and the next 72 hours unfolds. food, water and shelter are the primary concerns but secondly when we provide that assistance we do it in such a way that is so organized that things work out the way they are supposed to and that it will go directly to the individuals eligible for it or close to the state and local officials of the logistic trail to provide that commodities and lastly i like to make a plug for nongovernmental organizations as well. as you know, a number of organizations like request to manage shelters and those type of resources are imperative to the people confronting this paralytic to thank them fo

that declaration i expect we your and then lastly to point about how difficult is it to get assistance to people i would say this. to plan for the federal government to swoop in nd provide everything you need just on time right? 4.6 million people in the path how the orm depending forecast goes. we encourage people to be ready nd take responsibility for their own safety as the next 72-hours unfold. shelter are nd primary concerns and secondly don we provide assistance we it so organized if things work out that the assistance flows directly to the individuals eligible for it or the state and local officials logistics trail to provide those commodities and i'd like to make a plug for nongovernmental organizations as well like the and others that manage shelters. types of resources are imperative and i'd like to thank work.or their before i take the next question just came off what fema organizes. ll the effective parties and there's no unmet needs and we went across all the emergency of the federal government and also the nongovernmental organizations they didn't report any additional ne

lastly, many, many cars have been towed throughout the city. your car is at, even though i can tell you, it should not be your priority to drive and assess your car, the weather emergency continues. you can find out if it's actually been towed at findmytowedcar. findmytowedcar.com or call 713-308-8580. 713-308-8580. lastly, i just want to, on behalf of all of us, express our, just the way we feel about the community. a lot of people are frustrated. they don't understand why when we say we sent trucks and we can't get to you. they can only go so far in moving water. hopefully today we'll get to the rest of you. please, don't give up on us. none of us are going to give up. that's the goal for the day, mayor. >> thank you. the goal is rescue. that's the major focus for the day. that's my directive, we want to focus on getting people where they are and getting them out of their homes or whatever their stressful situation may be. in that regard, more assets we are working with today than we had yesterday and more assets are on the way. some are bein

lastly, i would like to reaffirm that uruguay is committed and determined to continue working towards a peaceful, the mac, and andtical -- diplomatic, political solution for the de-nuclearization of the north korean peninsula. thank you. >> i give the floor now the representative of china. you have the floor, sir. >> thank you, mr. president. the council resolutions contained explicit revolutions -- resolutions against listing missile technology. china is opposed to the dprk's launching activities, which are in violation of the council resolutions and the will of the entire international community. always insisted on realizing the de-nuclearization of the korean peninsula, upholding peace and stability, by seeking a solution through dialogue and consultation. china has always been firmly opposed to chaos and conflict on the peninsula. in our view, these in essence are what resolution 2371 is all about. that the council adopted this resolution unanimously demonstrates that the international community is united in its position regarding the nuclear issue of the peninsula. there are thre

lastly at the shore as we head to early saturday morning and then becoming mostly sunny as we head to midday and the afternoon. 84, sunday, georgous, low humidity. high temperature at 82 and as i mentioned looking great for summer fest tomorrow avalon and stone harbor 82 with a lot of sunshine and chance of thunderstorm late at night. surprised, oh, that's going to be a day of perfection. monday the storms return and clear out once again as we head into tuesday. >> uh-huh. >> got it. >> sunday fun day. >> indeed, john bell surprise next with sports. >> we talk about training camp. got caught up in sunday fun day. >> nelson agoular has high hopes and rain delay means it's down to play a windy city show down getting an appointment with a specialist shouldn't be. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, you can see a cancer specialist in as little as 24 hours. you'll meet with a physician who will discuss treatment options, answer your questions and recommend next steps for your personalized care plan. learn more about cancer treatment centers of america and schedule your

. >> lastly, octavia spencer tweeting to lose dick gregory and jerry lewis days apart, my thoughts and prayers to his families, talent like yours can never be equaled. r.i.p. very nice. >> moving on tonight, also we have more on both of these legends in our nbc washington app. moving on tonight the murders of there little girls shook a community in prince georg county. the girls just 6 and 9 years old. their mother tragically finding them stabbed to death in their home in clinton. tonight, we are hearing from the family of one of those girls. news 4's darcy spencer has our story. >> reporter: this is the happy face of 6-year-old nadiara withers, here sitting in the salon with a fresh new look and here with her dad. her stepmom tells me she had dinner and went shopping with her dad thursday. he had no idea that that would be the last time he'd see his beautiful daughter alive. on friday morning she was found stabbed to death inside her home in clinton in prince george's county along with her two cousins, 6 and 9-year-olds visiting from new jersey. nadiara's own 25-year-old brother. poli

lastly, he is the first korean and a third asian to receive the us metal. now, ladies and gentlemen please give him a round of applause. [applause]. >> i knew it's customary in the us to open one of these with a smart joke and i'm praying i don't become a joke tonight. andrew, thank you and i also want to thank again the asian society for this opportunity. i was tricked into this because andrew said sir, it will only be 20, 30 people, no pressure at all and you can talk about anything and last night he tells me that doctor koo will be here and all that, so okay. i am not going to talk about anything that is confidential or secret. i'm going to be very careful in not doing that, but i want to talk about the korea armed forces reform, give you an overview of what your ally has an doing for the past 30, 40 years and try to see where we are right now. i'm not going to try to-- i might sound like that, but i'm not going to either support one person's agenda or criticize another person's agenda. i'm just trying to give you what i think is happening and you can de

lastly to your point how difficult it is to get assistance to people. i would say this, you never want to plan for the federal government to swoop in and provide everything you need when you need it just on time, right? it will be 4.6 million people in the path of this storm depending how the forecast goes. that is a lot of people. we encourage people be ready, be prepared, take responsibility for their own safety as the next 72 hours unfold. food, water, shelter are primary concerns. then secondly, when we provide the assistance do it in a way so organized if things work out the way they're supposed to, the assistance flows either directly to the individuals that are eligible for it, or it flows to state and local officials who have logistics trail in place to provide the food, water, commodities in the shelter. lastly i would like to make a plug for non-governmental organizations as well. as you know we have number of organizations like the red cross and others who manage shelters. those types of resources are imperative to the people confronting this

lastly head to new jersey. quick look at route 73. ac expressway. very few cars on the road there. headed to the shore, now would be a good time to go. >>> this morning, people cle cleaning up after floodwaters seep into roads in burlington. concerns the high tide could make the situation worse. nbc pamela osborne joins us live there. pam, how does it work this morning. thankfully things are looking much better. step out of the way and show you know. looking at route 130. yesterday parts of this roadway were under water. very different situation now from what it was a handful of hours ago. last night the storm left some drivers stranded and floodwaters. have video. everywhere you look people needing help or trying to figure out a way around the flood water. reports of downed trees and wires. basements were flooded. city of bullington quickly put management team to work to deal with all the extra calls they were getting by people caught by surprise of the sheer amount of rain that came with the storm. talked to one man who lived in his home for 30 years and has never seen flooding t

lastly head to new jersey. quick look at route 73. ac expressway. very few cars on the road there. be a good time to go. >>> this morning, people cle cleaning up after floodwaters seep into roads in burlington. concerns

lastly, during your time in government, talk about the floods arkansas has seen and what you saw in your state and the federal level. >> leslie: we had massive flooding in a town called pocahontas earlier this year. not of the devastating levels we are seeing in houston but what we saw in arkansas, just like we are seeing in texas and louisiana is that the resolve of the american people. coming out in droves to help one another. it's devastating. to lose your home, like what you all talked about and have to leave. seems like the water keeps following you. when we were writing checks and doing things and asking the federal government to come in and had federal agencies doing their part, fema stepping in. makes a world of difference and that's what we are seeing right now, as we are sending folks to texas, our national guard from arkansas has gone in. sheriffs departments have gone into texas to aid with those relief efforts. as well as countless numbers of volunteers. fork what a fantastic neighbor your being. how impressed are you, katrina? >> katrina: i am impressed. texas is my home st

lastly, going to mars will allow us to colonize another planet.this is so important as elon musk, stephen hawking, bill knight and many more ingenious people have said going to mars is not an option but a necessity. colonizing mars will help ensure the survival of the human race in a number of ways, not only would it help us explore the planet in entirely different ways but would also give us advantages economically and politically is we gain important resources off of the planet. on top of that this allows us to have a jumping off point for future space missions to go even deeper into space. exploring mars is something we can't wait to do because if we don't take the initiative, other countries will. this generation is so pivotal to the future of this country but also going to mars. mars is something we can't wait to explore, something that i believe makes us human, is our curiosity. our goal to explore the unexplored. this curiosity can be seen in my generation. as it follows the steam methods to investigate science, to make sure we go to mars,

lastly, he is the first korean and a third asian to receive the u.s.so-called battle -- metal. now, ladies and gentlemen please give him a round of applause. [applause]. >> i know it is customary in the united states to open one of these with a smart joke and i'm praying i don't become a joke tonight. andrew, thank you and i also want to thank again the asian society for this opportunity. i was tricked into this because andrew said sir, it will only be 20, 30 people. no pressure at all. you can talk about anything and last night he tells me that doctor koo will be here and all that, so ok. i am not going to talk about anything that is confidential or secret. i'm going to be very careful in not doing that, but i want to talk about the korea armed forces reform, give you an overview of what your ally has an doing for the past 30, 40 years and try to see where we are right now. i'm not going to try to-- i might sound like that, but i'm not going to either support one person's agenda or criticize another person's agenda. i'm just trying to give you what i think is happening and you

lastly, at&t. this week. , gm the automakeeek, gm. the automaker sold $3 billion in bonds.d states treasury says it will maintain the issuance of longer-term debt at $62 billion. officials studied the introduction of ultralong bonds and borrowing needs to increase is the fed traces balance sheet. elsewhere, and eye-catching debt sale they got a lot of people talking. i sold $1 billion of bonds due in 2023 have yield of 6.75%. investor demand was massive. market pointing to this iraqi offering as a warning sign of a potential credit bubble, a debt bubble. a bubble is something that former fed chair alan greenspan spoke about this week. he told bloomberg by any measure that real long-term interest rates are much too low, therefore unsustainable. when they move higher, they're likely to move reasonably fast. we are experiencing a bubble, just not in stocks, but bonds. this is not discounted in the market price. joining me now is michael nick.s, periya, and what is a bond bubble? how do we define it? priya: a bubble potentially would be you have got fundamentals and pricing tha

lastly, going mars will allow to us possibly colonize another planet. this is so important as elon musk, stephen hawking, bill nye, and many more ingenious people have said going to mars is not an option but is a necessity. colonizing mars with ensure survival over the human race in a number of ways. it will help us explore the planet in different ways and give us advantages economically and politically. as you would gain important resources on the planet. on top of that,ing this allows us to have a jumping off point for future space manipulations to go even deeper into space. explore mars is something we can't wait to do because if we don't take the initiative other, countries will. this generation is so pivotal to future of this country but also going to mars. mars is something that we can't wait to explore. something that i believe makes us humans is our curiosity. and our goal to explore the unexplored. this curiosity can be seen in my generation as it follows methods to investigate science in order to make sure that we good to mars, my generation d

united and lastly the redskins. the survey was done by j.d. power. >> i want your feedback. being a d.c. sports fan myself, i'm going to post a twitter poll. i'm going to hit publish. which team gives you the best fan experience. >> little league doesn't count in this survey. >> i was going to say. that would be number one. >>> if you have plans tonight, you may need the umbrella. uh-oh, chuck. >> that's true. 50% chance for rain and thunderstorms. today sheena and i are looking forward towards monday and the eclipse. looks like clear skies for the eclipse on monday with a temperature near 90 degrees. >>> that countdown to the solar eclipse is on. we are working for you on some of the rumors going around. what you need to know before monday. >>> a warning for people who have used a debitr where police recently found five skimngmi >>> good morning everybody. nashville airport made it to 91 degrees. that's the first time they've been over 90 degrees since august 4th. we'll be within a whisper of 90 the next couple of days. as well as the increasing rain chances this afternoon

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lastly, a lot of cars have been towed throughout the city. to know where your car is at, even though i should tell you it should not be a priority to find your car, assess your car, because the threat for the weather continues. can you find out if it's been towed at find my towed car -- findmytowedcar.com or call 713-308-8580. lastly, i just want to, on behalf of all of us express our just is the way we feel about our community. a lot of people are frustrated. they don't understand why when we've sent trucks we can't get to you. unfortunately those trucks can only go so far in moving water, even those moving trucks. so hopefully today we'll get to the rest of you. please don't give up on us. none of us are going to give up. that's our goal for today, mayor. >> thank you. the goal is rescue. and that's the major focus for the day. that's my directive." we want to focus on getting people where they are and getting them out of their homes or whatever the stressful situation may be. in that regard, we have more assets we're working today than yes

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lastly, they say it should have front end damage. reporting live in center city, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police are investigating a double stabbing that happened inside a bar in kensington. this was the scene outside the knockout sports bar earlier this morning. one victim was stabbed in the arm and is in stable condition. the other stabbed in the chest. that victim is critical. police have not made any arrests. >>> new from overnight, police are trying to figure out who fired shots at a septa bus in chester, delaware county. this happened at 22nd street and edgemont avenue just after 11:00 last night. you can see one of the bullets went through this window. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> also in delaware county, police are searching for this man. they say he shot three people, killing two of them, including a teenager. the shootings happened friday night inside a chinese restaurant at 4th and walnut street in colwyn. investigators released this surveillance picture you're abo

so lastly, the trade when trk f was trading about $24, the 28 call spread.he call, at a time and cost 60 cents, the risk there, breaks even at 24.60 and you could have gains up to 340. i like the risk reward we have probably two extra money there then at this point, you could probably figure out what you want to do with this trade about 2.5, 3% of this etf. >> i'll make two comments. one thing i like and one thing i don't. the thing i do like about it is you're buying a $4 call spread and only pending 60 cents. i don't like that you're selling an option for only a dime, which is less than a half a percent of the current level. it strikes me that it might make more sense, given how cheap options are and they are as cheap as they've been in this space and they also see the other wire at a low level, that you would buy that call option and look instead for opportunities to spread out of it potentially into that call spread that you're talking about, which i know is a strategy >> and i want to -- we get that question all the time. why are you selling a ten cent

. >> mason: lastly mambassador, u.s. intelligence seemed to be surprised by the technical advances in north korea. does that worry you? >> that worries me because we should have been on this long ago. we should consider finding ways to put more intelligence, overflights, more spies because we were caught off guard. north korea was way more advanced than our intelligence people told us. that's a massive intelligence failure that should never happen again. >> mason: ambassador bill richardson. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. thank you. >> mason: now to the special counsel's investigation of russian meddling in the u.s. election and whether anyone in the trump administration was involved. we learned today that the f.b.i. paid a visit two weeks ago to a home of paul manafort, the former trump campaign chairman, in alexandria, virginia. here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: armed with a search warrant, federal agents showed up early in the morning to go through paul manafort's home, an aggressive move in an

right wing protest in charlottesville did center around the removal of a civil war monument which had lastly been regarded as symbolizing racism similar confederate statues elsewhere have been targeted by campaigners in recent months and on monday protesters destroyed one in north carolina. with the was trying to say gather that side the county courthouse to topple the statue some could be seen climbing it bolivar's pulled on a rope to bring it to the ground prior to also chanted slogans such as the revolution and no k.k.k. no fascist usa was there we can violence in charlottesville has accelerated similar initiatives in other southern states the mayor of lexington kentucky said on saturday that he will push for the relocation of two confederate statues to the of the city the next day the mayor of baltimore revealed a similar plans but added she'd like to keep the exact date secret to prevent the unrest or so on monday construction workers removed the monument of a civil war soldier in florida after a two year long effort but we sounded out several experts on why the confrontation in charlot

volatility option prices are cheap and that you have this technical backdrop where you have support at 24 lastly got really one way, so you could have a quick bounce here back towards 25 >> currencies are an area where you see low implied volatility why that still makes sense to buy it even though volatility is low is because you can get into these directional trends one of the things that does is you can use options. it's an inexpensive way to make a directional bet. if you make it right, you get good leverage on your capital and if you get it wrong, you're limiting the amount of risk you're taking. >> do the markets stall out between now and january if expectation for the dollar is higher >> small moves don't necessarily have that big an impact. it's not ram random that it was tied to the u.s. banks today and it was all sort of pieces of the puzzle we know that the british pound had a bad week after the boe news that's part of the uups make up. >> what do you say >> yeah, i agree your question it's a good one. do equities stall if we get a quick rebound in the dollar? low rates and weak dollar

and the coalition know that the place was full of civilians we were stuck there because dias did lastly my sisters my mother my nephews and nieces were bombed to shrewd for no reason for strikes against a house full of women and children why don't they keep watch over the targets before they bomb if they had they would have known that there were only women and children there well we discussed the diocese to ation with david swanson from the un office for the coordination of humanitarian a fat if. the humanitarian situation or the up to twenty five thousand civilian here and still trapped in a city is nothing short of dire access to safe drinking water food and other basic services are at an all time low with many residents relying on food they had stored up earlier on to survive on equally disturbing is the fact that health access is very very or there are very few doctors on the ground there is currently only one functioning hospital and a unit in the ice a controlled part of the city so it is extremely difficult the only way we can provide assistance to those people who have fled and

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and lastly, the breitbart article says in addition her claim that gorka did not resign is also not true. gorka sent the president a detailed resignation letter as media outlets detailed. bannon said he will support the president in his agenda and also looks like he's supporting steve bannon's agenda and amounts to the classic friday night document dump which all recent administrations have done, none nor exquisitely than the obama administration, back to you. neil: depends where you're from and where you're working at the time being. thank you, doug mche will -- mcelway from the white house. and we'll have more on harvey in a minute. d it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get your insurance quote today. >> all right. a category 1, a lot of flooding, a lot of damage, we're told. hopefully not

lastly at the shore as we head to early saturday morning and then becoming mostly sunny as we head to midday and the afternoon. 84, sunday, georgous, low humidity. high temperature at 82 and as i mentioned looking great for summer fest tomorrow avalon and stone harbor 82 with a lot of sunshine and chance of thunderstorm late at night. surprised, oh, that's going to be a day of perfection. monday the storms return and clear out once again as we head into tuesday. >> uh-huh. >> got it. >> sunday fun day. >> indeed, john bell surprise next with sports. >> we talk about training camp. got caught up in sunday fun day. >> nelson agoular has high hopes and rain delay means it's down to play a windy city show >> though they don't have the super star they added death in the secondary. the former special teams pro bowler played under sfwharts buffalo. meanwhile wide out agholor is getting good news at training camp. he's putting his skills on display and record fastest time of any player at camp what that is worth. >> at the end of the day i want to be wide receiver it doesn't matter. what it c