and let's say i have mag s.a.t.s of 650 but all my peers have 800s which is the top on their mag s.a.t.s. what is going to happen to me my freshman year? i'm going flounder in advanced calculus, my other classes, i would have done perfectly well if i'd gone to boston college which is a perfectly respectable college, but having been catapulted into an environment for which i'm less qualified, i'm going to struggle and i may end up switching majors if not leaving completely, and we see this happening with minorities as well in the sciences. when you admit people who end up because of these perverse racial preferences and end upped clustered at the bottoms over the class, and happens at law schools, something that amy wax from u-penn here today has fought over, that does not edition stereotypes -- ease stereo types and not necessarily. it's not necessary to perpetuate these state you'retypes. it's the faction of preference that do -- the fact of preference that do it. >> time for a few more questions. to the back of the room. >> brown is now in the midst of on controversy about suppressing

mag an microsoft, apple, gogel. amazon those -- those four stocks. >> see what you did there. >> 10% of the s&p 500. >> right. >> and represent a disproportionate amount of s&p. >> microsoft, google, apple, amazon. >> you could utter the four initials today. >> it comes from dan of all people. >> i need to work on the four letters. listen, i think that netflix is not particularly important anymore. facebook could be -- it really ranged bound the balance of the year the four stocks dictate the next step in the market. >> the next week you have jeff sessions has a bunch of head ntsds coming at this sector. it's facebook. it's google. nef a problem with it. amazon will have a problem with process with it. there is no problem with netflix. netflix you can still buy. i grow there but i don't know about the other twitters and this social i think there is going to be a regulatory headwind for the foreseeable future. >> i find it amazing now universally people don't like facebook and they think they have headwinds i'm not p

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the mag was runner-up followed by mission impossible fallout. searching comes in fifth. >>> we have more numbers for you. they are of the meteorological variety. sports is also coming up. first things first, we have got sutro buried and fog. you can see a little of the haze over the salesforce tower. livermore is at 90 in san francisco at 63. those numbers are just about exactly as forecast. who was that young man in here, yesterday? sunny skies and temperatures from the low 60s to the low 90s for tomorrow. high pressure is slowly amplifying. that is just off of the baja california. result, temperatures, but little bit, but milder weather is going to be coming in. after tuesday, temperatures are set to take a bit of a tumble back into the 80s. you can see the low clouds will form overnight tonight and they will pull back to the shoreline. windy near the coast and the usual clouds will be floating in over the marin headlands. as we are expecting, fog and drizzle. a little bit warmer inland tomorrow. milder weather returns by tuesday. at least the

we are using the global mag nitsky authority to goarve these human rights abusers. i think one of the most nutorious ones is a wednesday trafficker named dan girller, who is profiteering in the congo, and we've had a significant effect on his finances as a result of our actions. >> i would like to continue to work with you on that and raise specific cases because although we target individuals for sanctions, i think looking at their assets here in the country would probably be a lot more effective. >> i agree. also in europe. 10 100% agree. >> thank you so very much mr. chairman, if fully implemented and enforced u.s. sanctions can be an effective foreign policy tool to pressure dangerous rogue regimes including those in iran, and north korea, in russia as well as those in our own hemisphere like my native homeland of cuba, nicaragua, regimes like these can threaten our national security and the human rights of all those forced to suffer under their rule. it undermines the stability of key regions with significant consequences for our national security. that's why i

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. >> eyes that are full of life, but at the same time have a mag 95 sent sadness. >> recognize who it is? >> jerry garcia? an old guy, i'm not too sure. >> up close they have a harder time. across the street, everybody goes, oh, that's robin williams. >> he always loved the citfor e. i mean, since i was a kid watching him on "mork and mindy." >> i'm sitting here having breakfast with a being from another planet. >> what a consequence dense, so am. >> i a painter from argentina known as cobreat. >> bag little kid it was in he head. >> reporter: they share concrete canvass. he grew up. >> it was five years ago that i painted more traits, this size portraits. it became my work pretty much. >> he's painted all over the world, including this, that's where he met cameron moburg. >> i said why don't you come up to san francisco? began meanting with a spray can as a kid. >> it's where my first love is, you are interacting with your community. in a gallery that is for a select few. when you paint on the street, that's for everybody. >> over the years, moberg has become a curator. >> you can me

mag the websites which appeared to be affiliated with the us military but were in fact not ask prospective military applicants to provide personal data quoting their full name email addresses phone numbers and education history in exchange for information about joining the armed forces and despite promises not to share any of the applicants personal information sun keep publishing and fan mail dot com the two companies behind the scam wouldn't back turn around and sell the data gizmodo reports that the companies would contact the potential recruits and encourage them to enroll in specific for profit schools under the false impression that the u.s. military endorsed the organizations so if the poor kid looking to be all he can be sound of beliefs but interested some key would set the hook reel them in and then sell their private info to private schools for anywhere from fifteen to forty dollars a hit netting a total of eleven million dollars since two thousand and ten making big bucks off the future foot soldiers in america's military industrial complex you know you might be shocked if you

mag oliver, cbs news. >>> president trump is scheduled to visit north carolina tomorrow. >>> a virtual crime-fighting tool to help save lives and improve the image of san francisco police. >>> an airport plagued by security breaches is getting a much needed update courtesy of the tsa. >>> julie chena says goodbye to "the talk "her tearful goodbye in the wake of her husband's sexual harassment allegations. *chanting in spanish employees and their supporters hed outside the >>> mcdonald employees around the country walked off the job today. employees and his supporters marched outside of the mcdonald in san francisco, they carried signs that said "me too mcdonald." they say they want improvements in the companies sexual- harassment procedures. they also want better training for managers and employees. in a statement mcdonald's says "we have strong policies, procedures and training in place designed to prevent sexual harassment." airport with a history of security breaches... was just selected for a multi-million- dollar security upgrade. mineta san jose international w techno >>> a bay a

. >> plus, we're with the man filling tom selleck's mag juppe juppe -- magnum p.i.'shoes. >> i dream about it. >> and telling you about her career first on the small screen, julia roberts. >>> plus other movie stars headed to tv from clooney's primetime comeback to meryl big, little debut. >> tune in. fantastic. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i love having the girls as my boss, because they understand. lots of big, fabulous drunken pe meals together. >> what else can you tell us? >> not a damn thing. you have to tune in. fabulous. >> "big little lies." the sad part we won't see the ladies in monterey until 2019. wait and chill. don't worry, because even more of your favorite movie stars are making a leap to the small screen this fall. jennifer garner is back on tv 17 years after the "alias" in "camping." >> it may not be any fun, any fun at all. >> your character might be the most tightly wound character on the planet. fair to say? >> oh. possibly. [ laughter ] >> while roasting marshmallows, jen said she likes playing a woman who findsers in chaos. >> some

so far the mag and mission a possible fallout round out the top three. >>> it was a wedding moment to remember in santa cruz. a lucky bride and groom met one of their favorite actors moments before they said their vows. take a look. you can see the photo. that is keanu reeves on the left with jerrod kammerer and leslie walker . the newlyweds say they spotted the actor at the dream man bar and asked him for a photo. the groom's mother took this picture. she told ktvu keanu reeves was very nice and was happy to be a part of this big day. >>> a high school senior in florida getting an unexpected surprise from jay-z and beyonci . during the couples tour in orlando they awarded 17-year-old keyshawn morgan a $100,000 scholarship >>> let's check your labor day weather. steve is right here. >> we do have, take a look, we will go back and take a look, on september 1 one year ago 106 in san francisco. the hottest ever. lawson that was the second which was still 102. this time around 64 on the first and is 65 on the second. a 42 degrees difference in one year. today the forecast high is 66 . the

are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our joy mags instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse europe can be. follow us on instagram. among the many cities we feature on our instagram account stock home that is where you can find the apartment of two architects who lived in london before relocating roughly ten years ago they found their dream home in an early twentieth century building gradually began to make it their own adding amongst other things a good splash of color to bring the rooms to life. the bright orange hallway india garos apartment in stockholm contrast with the intense blue of the kitchen cupboards colors play an important role in her home. when we were starting to play with the how can we change. the words to something a bit more exciting we took out a lot of different colors then my husband being an architect this well we always disagree on things but we agreed on this color and then their door survived and they came up and i was like oh my god it was a bit of a shock but now when you look at the whole ro

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which, if you say careless magness many times, it will sound like charlemagne. he comes to the rescue with an army, a frankish army, and in exchange, the pope offers him a small token of his gratitude, he makes him emperor of the world. he returns to his hunting lodge, in the capital of the empire at that time, which had a population smaller than the rancho bernardo inn. that begins the foundation of what later is transformed, in various stages, into the holy roman empire of the german nation. his successors claim to have the power to appoint the bishops in germany. this pope says, no, that's my responsibility. they are of the church. this sets a great conflict between the two, called the invest a conflict, who has the right to appoint bishops and give them their land, and their keys of authority? the german emperor, henry iv, says that's my job work i represent god on earth. this pope says you are wrong. they have a great debate, and you might think, who's going to win that? the german emperor, who has castles and knights and infantry? or the pope? with monks a

transition mag this cannot happen.c country which respects itself that wants to be democratic cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. today, the politics did not stop. the mood, though, was a little different. it is independence day here in brazil with elections round the corner. people are out campaigning. one of bolsonaro's biggest rival is expected to turn up today but all of the main presidential candidates have cancelled their events out of respect for the politician. next month's presidential elections in brazil are the most uncertain in decades. what is certain, though, is that this image and the fear of more political violence will mark this turbulent campaign till the very end. tens of thousands of people in the syrian province of idlib have taken to the streets demanding international intervention to protect them from a government offensive. syrian government forces are massing on its borders, backed by iran and russia, whose planes have continued to bomb rebel positions. at a summit in tehra

reaching some of the hardest hit areas may prove very difficult.i t struck at dusk yesterday after a 7.5-mag tude earthquake. there had been a tsunami warning, but many killed were playing on a beach in aarrow bay that magnified the water's force. troopsave begun flying in, although the region'rport is severely damaged and the main road blocked by a landslide. power is alsoown, hampering communication and rescue efforts. it is known, though, that then injured are btreated outside for fear of aftershocks llapsing more buildings. indonesia is prone to earthquakes because it's situated on then so-called g of fire, this latest one coming just weeks after one on a neighboring island. how many homes have been destroyed and how many lives unst this time remains rtain. >> sreenivasan: north korea said fday there is no way they will disast without greater trust in the united states. their top diplomat told the united nationsal assembly that his country wants to see rrwhat he called a "coponding response" from the u.s. to north korea's early disarmament moves. ri yong-ho said continuing sanctions on n

the mag good evening and welcome to bbc news. —— good evening and welcome to bbc news.e now died in a massive storm which has brought destruction to the northern philippines. typhoon mangkut has seen violent winds of over 100 miles an hour, torriential rains and warnings of 20—foot storm surges. more than four million people live in its path — thousands have already been evacuated. howard johnson sent in this report from the affected area. mangkhut has been called by meteorologists the strongest typhoon in the world so far this year. and now the reality of the utter devastation it has caused is becoming obvious. extreme flash flooding. the fragility of human existence laid bare. the road to cagayan province was littered with destruction. electricity posts ripped from the ground, street lamps bent in two, and this man's house torn to shreds. he showed me where the roof had been pulled back like a tin of sardines. fighting back the tears, he told me how he had spent the night in an evacuation centre worrying about the fate of his home. when we arrived in cagayan province,

you worked for a mag seen and you had to have deadlines, the new yorker is flexible. [laughter] >> sorry, you shouldn't be here. [laughter] >> i have my laptop. yes -- >> i worked for the essentially correspondence and you're sitting in places where i lived and you know what the deadline is for the addition of the paper that's coming out in london, and you have a meeting. can i say a story? >> please, you're here to tell stories. i was covering the war which gave us bangladesh, east pakistan and india in 1971 and india is 5 and a half hours ahead of london, 10:30, 6:00 o'clock deadline, it was 11:30 p.m. we would send stories to london, one circuit sort of every hour and so we had an agreement among us that whichever foreign city we got through to which ever foreign newspaper, that we would download all the copy and in london or new york would pass it on and there was no competition. we've all got -- you have long strips, probably no one here knows what italics machine is, you round it around your hand, so you had the bizarre scene of 12 or 15 foreign correspondents w

the mag you have a book out so tell me about writing this and trying to talk about a long journey and a little less policy for stories and data and i loved working with you in the field and then to plan ahead is worthwhile. >> why are people energized around this asking about their number one issue everybody says education. we see that urgency or action? why is that? >> there is a lot of disconnect but we say we care about what the action show their budgets and policies of course education matters. but we don't vote on education that should be the ultimate bipartisan issue. we as voters to hold any politician accountable mayors or governors that i don't blame them as politicians watching that presidential debate that is heartbreaking. if we were to vote that would compel them to vote for her to with graduation rate and all it will get that right privilege challenge of the deal should have to. >> i don't think the voters make the connection. with tony your that it is really make an argument off to a good start to step up and provide leadership in the need happens community will be that

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before board mag reason one to head to west virginia, president trump told reporters within that fbi investigation he hopes they will take a look at who leaked the initial letter from dr. ford about her allegations of sexual assault in regards to judge kavanaugh. jon: ellison barber who is there at president trump's rally in wheeling, west virginia. when that begins and the president steps to the microphone we'll take you there live. the senate is reacting to senator flake's request for a week delay. >> i hope truth is more important than character assassination and ideology. it won't be enough for some. we should not set a standard that you can do character assassination to bring somebody down. that is a dangerous place for our society to move into. kind of like the book "1984." jon: several senators are waiting on the results of this fbi investigation? reporter: they are. you have republicans largely saying they will vote for this nomination, the democrats saying they will vote against the nomination and a handful of democrats and republicans saying they will wait to see what happe

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the editors of america mag began wrote, were he to be confirmed without this allegation being firmly disproved, it would hang over his future decisions for decades and furtherer divide the country. kavanaugh has firmly acknowledged his roman catholic faith. >>> senator dianne feinstein, a democrat, the ranking member on the committee kritz seitzed his testimony and called it aggressive and belligerent. >> in 25 years on this committee i have never seen a nominee for any position behave in that manner. he used as much political rhetoric as my republican colleagues. >> feinstein's office received a letter from christine blasey ford last month detailing her allegation. she requested confidentiality but later details were leaked, we're not sure by who. c miss harris is one who walked out. >> they're not being heard. they're pushing through this process. this is a failure of this body. >> harris later tweeted dr. ford and the american people deserve better. >> the nation trance fixed by the kavanaugh drama is now a country more divided than ever from alaska to wisconsin to san francisco,

as he was saying as well, looking at some spots, maybe 22 mag 40 inches of rain along the coast. let me tell you one last thing. wilmington, north carolina, the wettest year they've ever had already. for this storm is anywhere near here, such a rainy year already, so much of the ground is saturated. there is no place for that water to go except to flood and tried to get out. that's why we are so concerned about this disaster. >> rick reichmuth in the weather center. thank you. for virginia, things look better. for north carolina, south carolina and parts of georgia, doesn't look good. wilmington, north carolina, could get a direct hit there is utah from florence. folks under voluntary evacuation orders. rick leventhal is there right now. rick. stay go downtown wilmington is just that way, shepard. this is a main road into wrightsville beach nuc the police checkpoint there. they are stopping every vehicle there is not a lot of traffic. the only people being allowed past that checkpoint are residents of wrightsville beach which is just on the other side of this drawbridge. this bri

gross total and now reaching about hundred 10 million and also for the third weekend in the row the mag.5 million. third-place mission impossible fallout with $7 million and rounding out the top five operation finale and searching. lauren: thank you for coming up, president trump sending a warning to syrian leader about plans for attacks against rebels >>> tropical storm gordon expected to become a hurricane later today. we will track the storms let's show you the markets on this first trading day of the historically-- dow futures up and nest egg features gaining 10 and a half. ♪ ♪ put your data to work on the cloud that drives business. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. the ibm cloud. too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. cheryl: welcome back. let's get caught up on what's happening. trading resumes today with up to euros, down nine in the premarket. founder of the militant group has died and the report comes from the taliban saying he died after battling a long-term illness. the network is cl

a tech bell they're in is buying time mag seen for $190 million. the ceo confirmed.re honored to be stewarded of this iconic brand. they plan to be involved in the day-to-day operations of the business. the deal is expected to close in the next 30 days. >>> amazon launched an internal investigation after there was a report of employees taking bribes and leaking internal information. some amazon employees are suspect of taking down bad reviews and put sellers back on that were banned from selling on the companies. >>> companies can now choose amazon store front. the products are back it school, halloween, home, kitchen, pet supplies and books. it will feature special curated collections from artisans and entrepreneurs. they are coming out with the first-ever national tv commercial featuring businesses that it sells through the company. >>> the company said that it will announce a location of the second headquarters by the end of the year. amazon's been looking at 20 different cities, including los angeles, dallas, new york city, and toronto. the city selected expects

so far the mag and mission impossible fallout round out the top three. >>> it was a wedding moment to lucky bride and groom met one of their favorite actors moments before they exchanged their vows. you can see keanu reeves with jerrod cameron and leslie -- and leslie walker. the newlyweds spotted the actor and asked him for a photo. he was excited to oblige. the groom's mother snapped the picture and told us that reeves was very nice and happy to be part of the big day. >> you wouldn't have spotted him? >> i wouldn't recognize him. >>> a high school senior in florida got a very unexpected surprise from jay-z and beyonci. during the couples tour in florida they awarded 17-year-old keyshawn morgan a $100,000 scholarship and he is not alone. jay-z and beyonci plan to give away 11 scholarships to high school seniors around the country during their tour. spit leth steve with a look at the weather. i know you are watching airport delays. suite there is a tropical storm near miami. chicago might have a few delays which is why the yellow is there for oakland and departures to chicago. looks

put the mag in. >> justin: 3, 2, 1. [ rapid fire ] >> anthony: now, to be clear, these are fully automaticnd testing. >> anthony: that was just really -- that was a lot of fun. i'm a child, what can i say? >> ashley: who wants to blow up pumpkins? ♪ >> justin: just mixed up a binary explosive. ♪ >> justin: 3, 2, 1. [ rapid fire ] >> anthony: whatever you feel about gun rights, or access to weapons, there is an undeniable, visceral thrill to blowing shit up. people who like guns, like them for a reason. >> justin: that's a whole lot of america right there. >> anthony: it's not mine. [ laughter ] >> chef: two choices: venison or beef, with or without cheese. >> anthony: venison and cheese. >> chef: venison and cheese. >> ashley: yeah. >> anthony: wow, nice selection. >> ashley: only way to go. >> anthony: so everybody born and bred here? >> ashley: lisa is from california. so when you came here, that was the first time you ever shot a gun, wasn't it? can't just load the jeep up with a bunch of guns and stay out there for seven days and, you know, you can't really do that anywhere else. >> ju

spots in some locations 22 mag 30 inches.n picking up now. >> neil: it goes quoit always inland. if you are driving, you've got to keep driving. we will be monitoring this throughout the day on fox and tomorrow. it's a massive storm. they are telling you to get out of town. get out of town and keep drivin driving. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse williams, dana perino. "the five" ." president trump urging americans to get out of the path of hurricane florence, already a category 4. latest update on florence ahead. first, it's always interesting to see with the media coverage when we are out of news. will michael jordan come out of retirement? how do low calorie diets affect mice? how bad is mariah carey's movie? those were some of the stories appearing before

you know what it looks like when people are prepared to respond to a disaster of this mag any tut. >> think people and officials are doing as well as they can do, given the i am menmmensity storm. we're going to see more flooding, rain, rivers overflowing, massively through north carolina and south carolina. so in some ways, the worst may be to come. that said, i think fema has been working with state and local partners and it is all good. as far as we can hope for officials in north carolina, south carolina have been geared up. role of federal agencies like fema, health and human services is to support local efforts so most of the brunt of immediate response is on state and locals. they're pretty well prepared. fema is backing them as they should. fatality wise, we have seen around 8 people. unfortunately that's probably going to rise for things beyond anyone's control, and the big thing is as you were saying, what is the recovery going to be like. >> i want to talk about that in a moment. right now, we know the water is the biggest danger. if you were to give any advice to people th

as you can see behind me in wrightsville beach, they rick mag the preparations using the cranes to rip off these lifeguard stands that when you are getting the 130-mile-an-hour winds that michelle was talking about, they can act as projectiles and be potentially deadly for the homes that are here along the coast. so the city definitely making those preparations, and as michelle was saying, andrea, if that european model is indeed the path, this storm take, wilmington, which is ten miles inland from here stands to get a direct hit, and wrightsville beach is where this storm would ram through. i want to bring in tim owens, the city manager, and our andrea mitchell is asking how critical the next two hours and how is the city preparing? >> we started friday and we knew it was a bad storm, and we started with the operation, and we are in voluntary evacuation now, and turns mandatory the at 8:00 a.m., and after 8:00 p.m., nobody is on or off of the island as of 8:00 p.m. >> and 911 available for the folks here? . >> we will do what we can servicing the customers with the 911, with the fire

hype over iran, but i think down the road it will be sold at a discount so yoe see thi don't see the magver the $75 area. >> and what do you make of the move in crude? >> i agree that $75 will be tough to get to. and it will be hard to get above $71. that has been the resistance going back a few months. and reason being, as soon as we get above $70, i think the suppliers of russia, u.s. producers, saudi arabia, all know that they can kick in and basically take the slack that will be removed from the market which i think does have impact on the market. but once we get above that $70 level, the other producers kick in and meet that so the numbers on the supply issue, to me suppliers can kick up production and bring up the slack that has been missing the last few weeks and take that in. and that is why i think that you are seeing oil struggle to get above 71 >> thank you so much we'll have much more on the hurricane's energy tomorrow 1:00 p.m. eastern, that is exclusively on futures now. and now out to contest take bsa in charleston. >> reporter: yeah, i wanted to show you right now we're i

it's like a mag net. and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the pussy. you can do anything. >> so now, in what may be a measure of just how serious all this is for donald trump's presidency, he has decided to do something he hasn't done in more than 586 days. he's decided to hold a solo press conference tomorrow just hours before christine blasey ford testifies against brett kavanaugh. you know what they say. timing is everything. and it's time now to talk to the people who are paying close attention to all of this today, and that is cnn chief white house correspondent mr. jim acosta, cnn senior political commentator david axelrod and susan glasser. good evening to all of you. david, that moment at the united nations, what did you think of that? >> well, you know, the president's speech was really written as much for a domestic audience as the people in the room. and as you pointed out, he repeated a line that he's been using everywhere. but this wasn't an adoring crowd. this was a ver

why did this person go to mag any or someone who covers "the times" on a daily basis and writes with story with you. >> we don't -- the truth of the matter is this person could be as far as we know a long-time source for "the new york times" or cnn or "the washington post" and just wanted to take one more step -- let me ask you. do you see this drumbeat that we have heard this week and hearing since the beginning of the trump presidency, the idea that the president is not up to the task and he's surrounded by individuals who are helping the country stay on the upright? do you think this is long term anymore more damaging to the president than it has been up until now? >> probably not. here's where i landed on this. this author is clearly worried about stability. this op-ed doesn't make anything more stable because there's no answers in it other than really trying. feel sorry for us. what do you want us to do? there's no groundbreaking story that they have revealed. there's no change in saying, well, i'll campaign with the democrats. there's no answer here. it's just more complaining

hit us to our producer how malik as well for getting on the on the grid today always good to see that mag some big names making the time for us that'll do it for the grid if you touch down society house like i don't use that if you want to get in touch with us any plots and twitter facebook that what i always say this but don't just send in questions and comments if you've got a video comments or a video question or pictures of the story send them in to us directly would love to get them on the site and online and in the meantime we'll see you back here in the city or fourteen at al-jazeera at fifteen on the reality until tomorrow it's. jewing sierra leone civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians in state some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera these is a name to the way the supreme peacekeeping force believes the problem complete eighteen his own using his harrowing images international lawyers seek justice for those slaughtered by their guardians peace kilis on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is th

senda, paul, jocelyn, matty, laura, ben, rebecca, kate, anna, shannon, zach each contributed to form a mag anyway sint infield while brian, max, mike, james, steven, jalen, sam worked together to lock down the outfield. as did germane who welcomed his new -- as did jermaine who welcomed his newborn son into the world hours just lifting the trophy. tim, the team's heart and soul, also kept hope alive with his insistence that the team hit just a skinsle while the team's loveable mascot, winston, wagged his tail. mr. speaker, they are once again champions and that is truly world class. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize an educator from the fourth congressional district of arkansas who has dedicated her life to teaching the next generation. katie york was named the 2018 principal of the year, an honor -- an honor that was well earn. she began her career as a kindergarten teacher and then librarian before going to ashtow

. >>> billionaire marco rubio billionaire mark benioff is going to by the time mag it is expected closeon is making changes to help shoppers help the little guy. and the president is preparing to put the squeeze again. that is on wall street. so let's go to pam cook for this morning's dollar and cents. >> reporter: president said that he's ready to hit china with another round of tariffs. china said they will reject new trade talks if the u.s. moves forward with that most of the big names headed lower after that announcement ringing the opening bell is san francisco based twillo. they are celebrating ten years in business. but their stock is down with the rest of tech stock. there is a live look at the dow jones industrial average. it hovered around the same level to morning. 26137. the s&p 500 down a quarter a percent and the big losses are on the nasdaq with the tech stocks. it is down more than three- quarters of a percent. it was one did a full percent this morning at 7943. >>> president is brushing off new concerns about chinese char riffs. he said that the tariffs have put the u.s