m. been silenced and there's no contradiction straightens today it's actually because of the civil society or the the rather left elian's called kevin it's not a fire so it comes without nazis they said they wouldn't feel secure being here today which is in fact today probably is the most safe day there's a heavy presence of police so you know this has changed dramatically this really police everywhere but on the other hand they have to concentrate their powers for saturday because there's another big demonstration of the right wing populist party coming up and this is what they're saying they want to put all the protests all the power they have on this saturday because honestly speaking there's not too many people here in. that are actively against right wing extremist on the streets that's what we always see here in the region talking just thank you for joining us linda. so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world you defense ministers have failed to r

peter: the m have been made fairly clear. there is a sanctions list at the me with individuals including president mnangagwa, cited for various law and orders lapses, in terms of human rights issues, in terms of rruption. the first big metriche --he first big box for the incoming president to check our is that elections are free and fair. the scenes we saw in harare yesterday with the army firing with automatic weapons into crowds that presented nohreat was about as bad a start as you could possibly hope for. that was an absolutely terrible -- the optics were appalling and it is the last thing in the world that zanu-pf wanted. it was a terrible beginning. dvthey start with a ditage on that front and they will have the clawback from there. rajini: very briefly, during the election he promised economic reforms for zimbabweans. how dire is the economic tuation, and how can he turn that around? peter: it is absolutelyll apg. zimbabwe by some accounts is the fastest contracting peacetime onomy in the world. -- in the history of th

it's been another good month for stocks with the s 500 up 4%. the key storykeoving meen the continued strong economy coupled with strong earnings, they're coming partly from tax cuts and mostly from higher revenues and it's combining to keep the markets just shy of historic highs and there have been a few hiccupsg ale way and companies have been affected with higher costs associated with steel and aluminum tariffs like whirlpool, and concessionary stocks with facebook, twitter and a few others gave disappointing growth guidance and the markets barely budged because the rostors rotated out of th high growth names and into value names like retail stocks, energy, and some banks ant's why the markets have been so strong and why one grkep w and a leadership troup like technology and of the investors don't jell off the whole market, they buy other sectors and trade issues hav continued to move stocks in july which is the rumors that the u.s. and china have restarted trade talks today helping boost thearts. july also befited they've they've not worked very well. that's a foi

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m. has really been a tension between who takes over the movement between these two powerful leaders so it's anyone's guess as to whether the current deal will actually resolve those tensions. russia has given turkey just over a month to unite syrian rebels an adlib province under one banner excluding the former al-qaeda affiliate. the deals meant to stop the syrian government from carrying out a military offensive on it lip renewed fighting could trigger a humanitarian crisis and jeopardize an effort by russia turkey and iran to end the war so hot it has more. president bashar assad says it is the syrian army's next target the opposition controlled northwestern province is home to almost three million people at least half displaced from other rebel areas after so-called surrender deals. but the syrian government's ally russia appears to be giving turkey a chance to what it called stabilize the province turkey is being asked to fulfill agreed commitments in the so-called fast enough process jakey has been accepting responsibility for the situation. expected to fight terrorists. russia says t

he has been on the tea m start. -- bullet. iting to see some of these young athletes coming through. what kind of show did they put on for the spectators? amazing, gold and silver in both, kayleigh and hannah in the women. all four of them are very young. it is onwards and upwards from here. already starting at the top and there will be more athletes in here. it is a great spectacle and you have great crowd support. sophie hahn winning gold again, nobody can beat her? she is amazing. it is great to train against, but i don't like competing against her. but she does make me faster. nobody was going to catch up when they rounded the bend. it has been a golden day for great britain than i am sure they will hope for more to come over they will hope for more to come over the weekend. we'll be back in berlin with you to hear more about it. britain s charlotte henshaw has claimed the first world championship title of her careerjust a year after switching from swimming to para—canoe — she beat fellow brit and the reigning paralympic ch

to how —— hywel toyota is doing in the us and in its domestic markets, how has the been performing in other markets?mina. it has been lagging honda and nissan a little bit, but capacity in the chinese market has led to double growth. it is also doing well in other parts of asean, particularly thailand, that should be supportive because margins in asean tend to be pretty good. turning to the us economy now, we will be getting july jobs figures on friday. they are expected to show the country remains at levels that are considered to be full employment. for more workers looking tojobs, businesses full employment. for more workers looking to jobs, businesses are turning to teenagers as young as 16 to kill open positions. for the first time in nearly three decades, the number of teenagers in the us workforce is growing, that is as young people choose work of a pricey university education. if you have taken a flight recently, there is every chance danny moore has paid —— played a part in a leaning. he is holding widgets for the brake systems. is a job that has helped his career take off. the brake systems.

no doubt there's been a egregious exa m ples of doubt there's been a egregious examples of governmentilitaries using force against protesters, but in recent months we've also seen protesters using arms and home—made mortars against government forces, which does rather question what is happening on the streets, whether this is simply a question of civilian protesters or a militarised opposition. no. it's been people from all walks of life, workers, business leaders, students who are putting barricades on the streets of managua and other cities to defend themselves against these paramilitary forces that are in pickup trucks firing live ammunition. and as i said, these protesters have been defending themselves with slingshots and home—made mortars. that might be the only tool that they are using to defend themselves. 0n the 13th ofjuly, for example, in a commune, more rico in nicaragua, we had clashes in which four police officers were keeled and just one protester. —— morrito. this is ligers coming from the nicaraguan centre for human rights —— figures —— killed. it was notjust one—side

. >>> a canadian van driver has been fired after this video of m flashing pedestrian has been fired. dash cam from another c caught the driver going out of his way to drive through puddles after heavy rain to soak pple on the sidewalk. that driver posted the video on you tube, morehan 2 million people watched it, including people at the company that owns the van. the driver was fired and theco mpany has issued apology. it happens on accident quite a bit but tt's a t. >> if i see people walking on a day like that, i try to ebb swerve away from the puddle. >> that's probably the better way to go. >>> graduation photos are a te to be creative, but someone student took her photo shoot to a whole new level. >> she's about to graduate and her pictures are giving see you later alligator a new meaning. she poses with gator big tex, apparently is what they call him. she posted the pictures on social media with the caption -- and then it starts to come back for this weekend and we will nc have rain c over the weekend. right now -- cool spots leesburg 68 degrees we drop a degree or two as we go

. >>> fast bard forward to this m he's been indicted and is no longer running. and you have probably heard congressman duncan and his wife who were just charged with using campaign money to support his lifestyle. and congressman hunter is putting the blame on his political enemies. >> the deep state and the silent coup of government officials and the fbi and the department of justice trying to legitimize president trump's election and get him out of office in the only way they can, and that is using the department of justice. that is the exact same thing that has happened here. >> the indictment says the hunters misused more than $250,000 worth of campaign funds, spending $24,000 on family vacations. $600 to fly their pet rabbit along with food and alcoholic beverages. another early trump supporter is congressman tom reno of pennsylvania. he was supposed to become president trump's drug czar but was forced to withdraw after he reportedly took $100 million while advocating for the drug-friendly law. joining us, s.e. cupp, the host of the new show "s.e. cupp unfil

a m media network have been on blocked. there are still significant roadblocks to a genuinely free press including repressive laws that remain on the books but the government's crew for journalists to help restructuring thier peers media landscape is being taken up some of them coming home. the kind of freedom that was seen in the obit today's unprecedented but everybody has this down in their mind is this is this a dream is it going to last is this guy would go into another dictator would be probably about the country to build the media we have now established our headquarters our office in inside that. we're going to continue to support them but we're going to call these few to fire this one because they are not open to those he must appear. to be does not deliver the promise of democracy then we'll get back to social media . we'll go back to advocating for democracy for transparency for equality and we'll end up trashing the government if so i'm prepared to go back to prison again so whether there's democracy or not dem

economic growth has been running, m meantime, economic growth has been flat. say that this will get worse before it gets better. is this u.s. economic club something that really is one of the large quivers that donald trump can rely on? mary: well, it certainly has helped him at home. many people believe that the u.s. economy is strong enough to withstand the short-term noise that is going on. today, we even heard him say that if he were impeached, the market would essentially tank. so there is a lot of hubris, i strong,he economy is but it is also the longest bull market, at the end of a very long expansion, and markets can deere off easily. again, we have to think about the longer-term, what this is doing to u.s. competitiveness and wages for u.s. workers. haidi: merit, it has been a common refrain that things have to get worse before they get better, that both sides have to feel more pain, and you have impetus to seek a compromise. how much further do we have to go before we can see a bit more willingness to come to the center? i think all along, we have ki

been released. and on june twenty second by his chief of staff tweeted that two hundred sixty four websites and t.v. channels including critical media outlets like joe mohammed's r m e a media network had been um blocked. there are still significant roadblocks to a genuinely free press including repressive laws that remain on the books but the government's call for journalists to help restructuring thier peers media landscape is being taken up some of them are coming home. the kind of freedom that we see in the orbital days unprecedented what everybody has just done in their mind is this a dream as a going to last is this guy woodward another myth that are. probably about the country. in the media we have now established our headquarters our office in inside that. we're going to continue to pour them but we're going to hold his feet to the fire as well because there are a lot of promises he must. those not deliver the promise of democracy then we'll go back to social media. we'll go back to that look at him for democracy for transparency for equality and would end up trashing the government if so i'm prepared to go back to prison again so whether there's democracy

i wonder how many have actually been reported in relation to what is actually happening?mis actually happening? it is absolutely the tip of the iceberg. we recognise it is clearly underreported, as with other forms of abuse, underreported, as with other forms ofabuse, in underreported, as with other forms of abuse, in this case perhaps more so of abuse, in this case perhaps more so because of the multiple perpetrators and it takes an immense amount of force to report against people like your family. of the government forced marriage unit statistics, the majority of people are under the age of 18, as young as 13. if we look at the landmark criminal conviction in june, this was a british—born mother that forced her 13—year—old intermarriage. does that not come up on the documentation? of the person marrying is underage? in terms of sponsor marrying is underage? in terms of sponsor any foreign national, you cannot sponsor anybody until you are 18, but under the age of 18, these families are still marrying them, and they will say to the victim, don't tell anyone what has happe

m. has really been a tension between who takes over the movement between these two powerful leaders so it's anyone's guess as to whether the current deal will actually resolve those tensions these are very serious tensions and these are tensions that have really driven the lines of conflict and crisis in south sudan from two thousand and five and once the final peace deal is signed they'll then have three months to form a transitional government which apparently will hold power for thirty six months but what happens next when elections take place well elections are supposed to take place but then of course you know within the structures of the s.p.l. they're supposed to have a convention and that convention is then supposed to choose who the presidential flag bearer for the s.p. alone will be and this is you know observers of this process and you know individuals from the different factions of the s.p.l. i'm do admit that this is going to be another point of tension in the country because it's really a struggle about you know controlling a control in the s.p.l. i'm unfortunately the only on

been brought up with m&s.s & spencer's. she could lose herjob. older people have got to get out and get over to milton keynes or rushden lakes, and you have not got a car, people do not want to go on a bus. this is the latest closure in a town centre that is seen by some as being in decline. but business leaders expect a short and not long—term impact. there is concern. there is no point in being in denial about that. but we're very positive. we have had a few entrepreneurs approach us who are interested in taking some of the empty retail space, not necessarily the marks & spencer store but looking to do different things with it the town centre so we are very encouraged that there is some very positive attitude. latest profits at the chain have fallen by a third, plus food and clothing sales both declined again. the store is closing tomorrow in northampton. kettering and newmarket were amongst 100 set to shut by 2022. in a statement, the company said it had been a difficult decision to close these stores and i

been following about those long lines and hours- long wait times.... at the department of motor vehicle offices across california. today, complaints were few and far between.. as d-mv's top official was in san jose to explain what has been happening. many d-m-v offices ... like the one on senter road, are reporting shorter lines and considerably shorter waits. director jean shiomoto says, "efficiency teams" are moving between offices... gathering data and making changes to those transactions which take the most time. slso says a new sacramento- based command center is monitoring wait times... and making adjustments on the fly ... and that is helping to reduce wait times for good. lawrence karnow: hurricane lane is headed for hawaii. it's a major hurricane and will likely effect all of the islands with flooding rains, gusty winds and huge waves. back in the bay area it was a little warmer today with more sunshine with 70s and 80s inland and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see a couple of weak areas of low pressure moving across the pacifice. it will help kepp temperatures cooler than normal with slight warming this weekend. ♪ flintstones! meet the flints

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behind me you can see the m memorial that's been set up. you can see all of these things here remembering these two twins that passed away as a result of this fire. here is what we know at this hour. here is what we can report. the 14-year-old twins were found dead inside of the burning home behind me here. their mother died a short time later at a hospital. their 11-year-old sister did escape. i want to show you guys another video. this is a video that a neighbor shot saying she heard a male voice screaming and yelling inside of a home. at about 2:00 on sunday morning one of the twins sent this text asking if he was awake and telling her she is really scared. here is what some of her friends are saying about that text message. >> i want to know why he was scared, like if it was the flames or someone was in the house. they need to find whoever did this and may they rest in peace. >> now, a family friend says the girl's father left for vietnam a few days ago. they would fnot confirm whether it is true or if there's a suspect. they could be r

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m. he has been critical of the news media. the president did not see john mccain as a friend.e was deeply frustrated with john mccain voted no on refuting the affordable care act. after that the president wanted john mccain to resign. he said he is not in washington. the two men have not had any sort of meaningful interaction. john mccain has agreed with the president on a number of fronts. he voted for gorsuch, the tax bill, supported more defense spending. when the president was in fort drum last week to talk about the defense bill the president did not mention john mccain even though he was signing the john mccain bill. the two have a checkered relationship to say the least. one interesting part is that a long time friend of the president told me that back in 2008 president trump actually liked john mccain and supported him in his presidential bid, said he was different and a maverick. once the president entered the arena and the two men began d u disagreeing -- >> what do we know about how john mccain viewed the state of the presidency? >> one of the allies said that he sa

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. >> i come back and get to meet my friends again and getee to m my new teachers. today has been going very good. >> interim chancellor, amanda alexander stops by to welcome the new kids. to remaining will head back class on monday. >> nice to see those kids' happy faces. > check the calendars, we're getting closer to the first day of schoo for many kids in our area. >> for many famils the biggest shock can be getting back in the school routine. justin finch has good advice. >> in the morning it's reall hectic and we're trying to get out the door, what are the routines to keep in mind before we hit the road. >> the best thing is prepare the s> reporter: cecilia jones knows what sh talking about. she was a teacher and now a professional organizer, man out your morning. o get there in time, leave by 6:30. >> reporter: it starts with taking out the guesswo and as sure you're as ready possible. >> if there is soccer practice after school, make sure it has everythingn it including a water bottle and everything go.dy to >> reporter: after kids are at ngme. >> openi up the backpack and

obviously, a little set back, but i feel like all of the m & a in the media territory has been pushedand i think once it comes back into, quote, unquote vogue, i think you will see the stock rally >> that's trading at ten times forward earnings >> all right we'll throw you another one, mike kroger sizzle or fizzle >> fizzle. the grocers are not particularly exciting and they have fairly competitive competition from the likes now of walmart and we also, of course, have to still wonder what amazon and whole foods will be doing together, and add in some potential wage pressure if they start seeing increases in wages that they're paying you know, at 15 times earnings this is not a growth story so i don't see any reason why approaching a prior high. >> this should have been killed -- i'm sorry. >> no, no, go ahead. >> sizzle. >> i'm glad you said sizzle. darden is next, sizzle or fizzle >> that's you. >> i can go now. >> i'm going to say sizzle every stock is not at an all-time high and this is where you want to buy them this could be the best since january in 2015. sizzle >> done, regener

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we've been over some of the m&a dynamics today ppi up .2.ed, actually, looking up .2. >> when i saw that, i thought that we would immediately fly up but i know people are more concerned with the cpi tomorrow and how much is passed on. but this is a constant reminder that those who say inflation is pain have facts on their side. this is a tame number. and that does matter if you're the fed, it makes you feel like, okay, we can do two we don't need to do three say. but you would start thinking maybe the banks are going to start going down because the banks have been a leader in this particular part of the rally let's watch jpmorgan, see what it does. >> right what if we do see a meaningful decline in yields, and in oil at $67 today. >> that's the algorithms that immediately go into sell mode. that's something that the buybacks and s&p 500 futures, meaning money that comes in, can't really compete with it that's something to watch. that's one of my worries hedge funds coming in and blasting on an algorithmic basis all going down and interest ra

. >> hemmiingway as always been m favorite author in many ways rare larger than life figured that i alwaysdmired a lot. >> yet mccain followed the path of larger than life figures in his own family, enrolling at the naval academy where he stood out for being a stroubl matroublema. he became a fighter pilot. his first combat mission was aboard the u.s.s. forrestal. on deck his plane was accidentally struck by a missile causing a huge inferno, 134 fellow sailors died. a few months later he was on a routine bombing mission. his plane was shot down. >> i was gyrating very vieptly almost straight down, so i had to eject very quickly. i was knocked unconscious. >> he found himself surrounded by angry villagers swinging baio nets. the north vietnamese forced him to give this interview in exchange for life-saving treatment. >> i'm treated well here. >> he was taken as a prisoner of war and tortured. >> he was beaten on a regular basis being hung by his arms from a ceiling, sock et cetera pulled out. >> when his father jack mccain was named commander of u.s. pacific forces, the vietnamese offered j

how bad has it been in terms of your produce and what effect it has had?m having to buy significant amounts of supplementary feed to feed the cows today, and we are looking at a huge bill for feeding today, and we are looking at a huge bill forfeeding this today, and we are looking at a huge bill for feeding this winter. that will put our price up by about ap per litre. in terms of how people can help, we were discussing this earlier, there is very little in terms of support. and the rain has just come back now. it is really up to people to just accept the fact that prices are going to have to go up that prices are going to have to go up and they are going to have to pay more. absolutely, the only way the consumer can help us is by paying the price we need to stay in business. 0therwise the price we need to stay in business. otherwise we won't be making a profit, and then what is the point in doing it. so as i say, this is an issue we will see more of in the coming months. the weather was certainly not going to get any better. the heatwave is long gone, but

long lines and long wait times at d-m-v have been a hot topic lately. now - the director of the dmv is visting locations to see if progress is being made. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. much like much like yesterday we have more cool and comfortable weather to look forward to today. it's back to the 70's and 80's inland with some more 60's along the coast today. sunshine into the afternoon will make for comfortable weather stepping outside for your thursday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) a bill requiring california prosecutors to erase or reduce thousands of marijuana convictions... now awaits governor jerry brown's signature. the bill was approved by the state legislature yesterday. it orders the state depa

m. d. b. and the new malaysian government that took power in may following a general election is scrutinizing and looking into this corruption scandal extremely rigorously and they've been looking at projects that are believed to be linked to one m. d. b. they've suspended contracts involving chinese companies because it's believed that some of that money may have been used to pay off some of one debts and the government also recently announced the closure of a cent test set up and backed by the saudi arabian government to combat extremism and the government did not give a reason for the closure but the previous administration led by not had very close ties with the saudi government and in fact when it was discovered that not to pay seven hundred million dollars deposit it into his bank account several years ago he said that money was a personal donation by the saudi royal family. rescue teams in indonesia have yet to make it to some parts of lombok island as the search goes on for survivors from sunday's earthquake at least twenty thousand people have had their homes destroyed or damaged and the destruction of roads and bridges well that's making it difficult for emerg

. >> washington has been saying m nee time, more interviews. they or calling for aitional interviews. again, for them to recall these tragic -- tt's part o the challenge we're facing. >> the judge has asked for a resolution by next march. meantime, the company manages the apartment complex has agreed to a request to build a monument to honor those tvictims. >> woman who followed donald trump from "the ce apprenti to the white house seems to be changing her story when it comes to her tell-all book. omarosa said three people told her about trump using the n wor on several october cases. during an interview with npr,ed she claim to have heard those words from trump herself. she also claims president trumps tried toence her withon mey and legal threats. the white house says the book is just riddled with lies.l chuck todd w talk with the normer white house staffer tomorrow morning "meet the press." you can see that tomorrow morning at 10:30 right here on nbc4. i'm looking forward to that interview. >>> another court case could have big implications

it's up to 15% when tilray reports, this has been about m & a, the huge day, will tilray take all theout of the space or is that just a minor speed bump >> in terms of how you trade the sector right now, we talked about this on options action on friday you had a huge run there's a good chance you could pull back, look at the valuations of the companies, and this is your cheapest company up there significantly. tilray has critical mass on its board, i think the dynamic here is investors need to look at things on a bottom up level. look for alignment, that's how you should be looking at this sector, right now you've had a 40% move in the week i like watching the nfl draft on tv, i know you're a big fan as well what i really enjoy is when the analysts are at the board and they move players names over to a team what tim seymour just did there. >> plasma history. >> it's fast money plasma history. >> look at what we're doing here just like that, suddenly you got a new can of marijuana beer. cannabis beer, is that your name who knows. these guys are you all looking >> the ceo will be on the

and that is actually acting as an impediment for further m & a which has been a tailwind for the space but that's also making an assumption there's no resolution for the trade era going on i do think you could see m & a continue to be present >> we haven't seen guys bail, but we have seen guys protecting after this huge run you spoke of, karen, western digital, end of july, they were aggressively buying puts. they've made a fortune on those puts it's not that they're hitting the exits and getting out, but they are protecting and to pete's point, you're doing it at a really low vix right now >> i'm sorry, i wanted to bring up another stock before we run, seagate, the stock has been a bum lately down 12.5% in three months >> my play would be i still like the fundamentals company itself and not to go right after the analyst base i have to here because he's the one who is making this call, he's been incorrect almost the entire way in this stock. we talk about all the time who do you listen to when it comes to apple who do you listen to when it comes to amazon, netflix, whoever? who's been

are all now queued in the m&a office of the big companies. there is been a shrinkage of the stock market. only half as many shares in public companies a 90% drop in the number of initial public offerings. and now they have many fold. they have many more ipos than we do. the real crisis of the entrepreneurial economy. in life after google. the internet architecture. the new privacy. we will get into life after google. the last book was about a bit coin. are you still a fan. i'm a fan of the technologies that they introduced. with instigator. i think a bit coin itself faces of the crisis. and a lot of bagel holders of bit coin are going to have to confront fundamental flaws in the novel in order to carry this currency forward as a real substitute for gold. who thought they felt they were inventing a substitute for gold. it sits turned out that they lacked crucial did not dimensions. and when you lose in and get of gold. it is still there. they are gone forever. the various of flaws of bit coin that make it an adequate replacement for gold. and what the cruci

police believe the driver of the b=m=w may have been under the influence of alcohol, but they are still investigating. (ken) we are learning more tonight about a lawsuit filed against massage envy. (pam) a number of women have come forward claiming they were sexually assaulted... while receiving massages at locations across california, including here in the bay area. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san mateo county with details.. and he spoke with an attorney representing the women. charles . well, last year it was revealed that more than 180 accusations of sexual assault had been made against massage therapists working at massage envy locations across the country. now some of the those victims are taking legal action a step further. in this lawsuit filed in san mateo county in july, 5 women are accusing the corporate management of massage envy of not doing enough to stop sexual misconduct.the 5 women, who were clients at massage envy locations across califronia, says they were the victims of varying degrees of sexual misconduct by massage therapists. from in appropriate to