, and marley's litter box.aughter and grandson. he works at a local marijuana farm. it's humble, it's dirty, it's peaceful and you have not even seen the back yet. although it's illegal in most places in america, in oregon, growing cannabis is tolerated and adults are perfectly free to smoke it. you kind of get an idea of how many plants we have, about 600. freedom is what rob says he is all about. we are trying to save the way of life, freedom and not let it turn into some oppressive communation or any kind of —ism. the proud boys is a men's only club. they say they stand for "traditional" values — capitalism, defined gender roles, free speech. they have ten principles. one of them is abolish prisons. end the welfare state — no more welfare. it seems pretty heartless but we can do that by having a more lucrative economy and taking care of each other a little bit more. we just do not want the government to take care of us. but rob's main source of income these days is a government disability allowance. what are

elsewhere, marley won group b after a 1—0 win over angola and tunisia squeezed into the last 16 in secondnother draw. this time 0—0 against mauritania. south africa are celebrating even though they were not playing after the defeat of angola means they take the best third place team spot. and so here's the confirmation of the line—up for the last 16. the knock—out stage starts on friday with morocco versus benin and uganda against senegal, on saturday, the holders cameroon will play nigeria, and the host nation egypt will face south africa. elsewhere they're down to the last four in the copa america with the first semi—final under way between hosts brazil and argentina in belo horizonte. brazil have never failed to win the tournament when they've hosted it, while it's 26 years since argentina last won the copa — and they were runners—up in the last two editions. and later it's the first semi—final of the concacaf gold cup with haiti facing mexico in glendale, arizona. it's haiti's first semi—final in the "gold cup era", while mexico have won the trophy a record 7 times. on to tennis — and

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marley hall, thank you so much let's get a check on the markets.to a lower open today. toyo dow would be down about 130. on the treasury side of things, a slight uptick. ten year note yields 2.6% the last trade there two year government note yields just a hair above 1.91%. overseas, in asian trading, a mixed board there. nikkei in japan up by 0.01%. and the shanghai composite down by about 0.01 respe%. and germany is off by about 1.5.and we're keeping a close eye on shares of deutsche bank that stock lower again this morning after the german lender announced a massive restructuring plan just yesterday. 18,000 workers will get the ax as part of the overhaul. let's bring in larry mcdonald. it seems like this deutsche bank story has been tilting towards this kind of a possible resolution for years now so what is it about this restructuring plan that has people still feeling pessimistic about deutsche's prospects >> well, it is funny -- not funny, it is sad 18,000 people have lost their jobs here on top of all the other jobs across wall street the last

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would be if it didn't smell like the inside of bob marley's laundry hamper. anyway, i've got a bunch more calls to make. i'm not gonna have time to cook tonight. we could go out. there's that new restaurant -- sliders. the gimmick is they built it on a slant, at all. can you just order something? yeah, you got it. great. (beep) (inhales sharply) (sighs) what are you doing? run away, little dog. fine. go around you.

things 1st of all the president started his speech by the interesting he said that the crisis in marley were the icy elements let's say. 2 years ago because of narco politics so he tried to connect the problem of terrorism with the problems drugs and to say that you need. single minded leader like me to deal with it and it's going to have to keep in mind is that it seems the president's approval ratings are almost all results neutral meaning what people appreciate here is he is willing us to deal with that issue i think is what the philosopher us would call a call to action and a cult of action is still very much holding sway among majority of filipina so surveys are very clear that you know a lot of people have issues with these methods some problems with extrajudicial killings one the drug suspect alive and yet drug more humane some very popular among majority of the filipinas plant. but we're looking at action and willingness indeed i mean you just touched on there the conflict just to bring our viewers up to speed of course that was a military incursion into the city to fight terror

so my initial works were poetry and song lyrics, you know, i wanted to be the next bob marley.s. still time. it's fantastic for me, because i can talk about these experiences, because before as young man, where you are supposed to be strong, you are supposed to be this macho thing, that's a figment of the imagination — sometimes we are vulnerable too, we are fragile too. i had to go through that process of emptying this trauma out onto the page, and that formed in poetry and song lyrics from 18 until 26, 27, until i was confident enough, and i did have to find that confidence, to actually try and start to write fiction, and i was finally published at 36. but that process of me emptying all that emotional trauma in me, that was self therapy. it still is. i'm still working through issues, and sometimes people make the mistake, "0h alex, he's quite successful," but sometimes i have moments in the dead of night when the past can intimidate me, torture me, and so that writing and reading is still an ongoing process. for me it is a double—edged sword, because it is absolutely a catha

prospects are more than easy many young people seek their fortunes elsewhere but not into book 2 marley'sfable seizing from the desert sun 5 years up to the realms of the islamists. but confidence is slowly returning. to something of timbuktu's past glory may return. african law books. in 45 minutes long d.w. . trying to burn the interest guy fundraise capital i love berlin the scope of the multicultural metropolis you know where you're a max series banana got an advantage in sunlight or something neat i love you even want to show what a certain looks like a tough choice like me by. this is. the story. gets very personal tips on berlin's very best. t.w. . exactly in what area of technology more you permission to snap chat pen trist instagram fi and twitter you know the big ones i'm surprised you didn't say you play sport. that's the old people like.

released above the couch is a picture of his zine iraq and michelle obama martin luther king bob marley muhammad ali but african-americans are far from being at the reins they're still being systematically disadvantaged his work on the streets is also the fight for equal opportunities. afraid. the polling says. that paris is scared you. know bad. this is the most courageous generation of young black and brown people in this world is right here. my thinking back in direct courage to a real fight. is going to help us as a people. just think of what could be accomplished. bernie trying to keep his own son orlando out of the gang life but he was in jail when he finally got out orlando was already in the age of 17 sentenced to 55 years for mudda if there's one thing bernie regrets and it's losing his son to the streets. grew up in a camilla's he did that was part of the destruction my reputation so all he grew up all his life was only that's the bonus so yeah it means to portray. it thinking he was living up to my. so when he had a conflict instead of resolving it. by that he resolved it in

released this above the couch is a picture of his idols iraq and michelle obama martin luther king bob marley muhammad ali but african-americans are far from being at the reins they're still being systematically disadvantaged his work on the streets is also the fight for equal opportunity. the schools are afraid that you. the polies is scared of the you that paris is scared of the you and you for a scared know bad. and this is the most courageous generation of young black and brown people that this world will ever see is right here. so my thinking they are back and read direct that courage to a real fight a fight that's going to help us as a people. just think of what could be accomplished. bernie trying to keep his own son orlando out of the gang life but he was in jail when he finally got out orlando was already in the age of 17 sentenced to 55 years for mada if there's one thing bernie regrets and it's losing his son to the streets. he grew up as he did i was part of the destruction that my reputation so all he grew up all his life. to put straight. and it thinking he was living up to my i

>> i'm trying to break bob marley's record. i really want to go for gandhi's record.e than that, but mine is on the books. i got four on the books. i don't know who is off the books. ain't nobody say nothing to me. >> jimmy: how many kids would you like to have, ideally -- >> you hear this megasnn he's asking the question. >> jimmy: how many? >> ten. for meghan. >> jimmy: she would have to have six more kids? that's a lot. >> yeah. that c-section scar is going to be about this thick. >> jimmy: more with tracy morgan after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is you shopping. and this is you maximizing at t.j.maxx. get more of the brands you love and quality you want, and save every time. it's not shopping, it's maximizing. maxx life at t.j.maxx. ♪ applebee's all you can eat is back. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change yo

welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington i am marley line.tert. nice to be with you at home. this happening just now. we have more on this, what's interesting that iran is the only thing we will do this but there are 30 more mischief if they do not get a better deal. >> every

>> i'm trying to break bob marley's record. i really want to go for gandhi's record.e is on the books. i got four on the books. i don't know who is off the books. ain't nobody say nothing to me. >> jimmy: how many kids would you like to have, ideally -- >> you hear this megasnn he's asking the question. >> jimmy: how many? >> ten. for meghan. >> jimmy: she would have to have six more kids? that's a lot. >> yeah. that c-section scar is going to be about this thick. >> jimmy: more with tracy morgan after this. >> dicky: portions of jimmy kimmel live are brought to you by amazon prime day on july 15 and 16. best network is even bet? best, fastest, best. enough. sprint's doing things differently. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. i mean i think sprint's network and savings are great, but don't just take my word for it. try it out and decide for yourself. switch to sprint and get both an unlimited plan and one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. ♪ everyone in your family mis only $

welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington i am marley line. speech i'm leland vittert. nice to be with you at home. this happening just now. we have more on this, what's interesting that iran is the only thing we will do this but there are 30 more mischief if they do not get a better deal. >> every 60 days in perpetuity will do worse and worse things until we get to do what we want. but for now the iran government says in a matter of hours it will breach the core terms set off in landmark 2015 deal of which the uk and france, germany, russia and china are now still members. specifically they say they wil enrich uranium , the key ingredient in developing nuclear fuel above the levels agreed to by all parties. this will be the first time around breaks with the deal according to nuclear inspectors and america's allies in the region. >> iran has violated his solemn promise under the un security council not to enrich uranium above a certain level. this is made for one reason and one reason only. for the creation of atomic bombs. >> the deputy forei

what you are seeing is the equity rally marley -- rally starting to plateau.wondering if they want to add more risk where there has not been further positive development in the trade negotiations between the u.s. and china. also, as you can see from this chart, the bottom section which shows you how much valuations have gone up since the start of the year. equity prices have gone up. what you are not seeing is the earnings component of that really coming through. we are starting to hear from companies, the fundamentals. citigroup overnight and later into that is -- tuesday, jp morgan and goldman sachs. that really could provide the next catalyst. if we get a big miss or beat on average to those earnings expectations, that might cause a little bit of a re-rating, higher or lower. absence of any real development on the direction of fed policy for the meeting at the end of the month, and absent any developing on the china-u.s. trade talks, there is little to push investors further into risk-taking mode. shery: despite all of that, we are seeing what equity fund t

i want to be in a dance where ok you play your shot are on superior you know stephen marley and i want to be like y'all this is door for you know jock anita and smash the place apart man people feel like the people in their bodies i mean you know i'm saying. jack. any game. that you. get i'm going to not to be. the only guy any. bets foundation let's not 70 like you said. the minority do traditionally definitely it's kind of a test for us to see how far things can cross over how far people it could take to do what we're doing and i hope that the signals from looking at them and and the rappers and stuff we want to kind of element the people relate to and connect to. the table entirely. let's find a certain. element and i think it's what i love the woman who when i am black is i mean those women as it's a struggle or an inner. watch. a movie like this for my. mom don't. you do this like. we've done it in the you. mean just about the time i. get it will you let it in. it's not with. you because. you. name a silent. if we're going to we're no expect a member how many was a. farmer. who go

you remember bob marley used to talk about songs of freedom. >> yeah. >> well, we've got something going the trump administration that if you haven't heard about, you've got to hear about. fossil fuels are controversial. people think about environmental protection. and the energy department under donald trump, look at this, is now trying to rebrand fossil fuels as molecules of freedom. >> oh, boy. >> trump administration rebrand fossil fuel as molecules of freedom. energy department trying to rebrand gas. this is a little orwellian, i think, and it reminds me of freedom for us. >> wow, that's good. >> remember that? >> freedom fries. >> try to rebrand fossil fuels. >> some of his supporters said oh, he is going to do for america what he did in business. but if what you do in business or policy is try to hide things with words instead of dealing with them, that's not going to last. >> you can do carbon emissions or rebrand fossil fuels. >> or if you go into bankruptcy a thousand times, that's a nice brand too. >> you don't think he's as good at business as he said? >> not with that many b

>>swimming in the family's pool marley martinez has reaction now from loved ones who are grieving. >>going to leave a hole in everybody's heart family friends recall the last time they saw mckenzie kenley i kissed them both good night. and i told them i love them. a ray of sunshine the 9 year-old is having sleep over with jeannie producers granddaughter, just 3 days before she was electrocuted in her family's pool in citrus heights. i just fell to my knees i mean it was just as bad. if it would have been my own granddaughter, a spitfire as family friends called her that little girl was so special. i mean she had long red hair down to her little she loved everybody to watch or she liked her she she would always put on a show for you serena krueger as her mom's best friend, according to sec metro fire mckenzie died sunday afternoon after e was electrocuted by a wire attached to one of the underwater pull light under repair i'm air moment, the hospital hoping because you never think it's going to happen. the i i i still don't think it happened. it's that's so tragic. the cheerleaders

the more he says everything is 0k, ok, the marley could suspicious, what you make of all this? seen it filtered through because there are users who use a piece of software allowing them to a second that the chinese firewall, some people had seen pictures of him, and saying he's in san francisco but officially, on his own account, he is not posted any of this, he went quiet saying he had kidney stones and then issued an apology. so on the one hand, he's in mainland china saying he is unwell and apologising to authorities, but on twitter to his followers back, and he has more than a million, he speaking in english and on the seems to be kind of gently mocking the authorities on this, he says in the video, he says his bodyguard, and they both laughed, but yeah, he seems to be kind of choking the fact that he is in the us suggesting he is not being under investigation in mainland china, but two things are very different, so lots of questions being asked. lots of questions, thank you for answering some of them, carry, year on social media as strong that i strongly advise you all to

it's a real shift marley with the big -- particularly with the bigger bucks involved, with cheaper sat clients, with more money at risk or more money to be made with weather extremes. before it was sort of unheard of that a private company would spend $20 million on its own weather supercomputer model. now those dollar values start to seem more reasonable because of this combination of greater climate risk and more capability. so the better forecast itself, i think, creates a business opportunity, and that, you know, there have been private forecasters for a while. the weather channel, accuweather, lots of smaller companies have been around for, i guess, 20 or 30 years, call it. but the shift would be if it's no longer about a sort of global pool of data that companies like accuweather taking that for better forecasts, but instead a fragmentation of new kinds of data that's not been shared. you, i mean, it's uncharted territory, and i think it's something that a lot of the weather diplomats, the folks who are the representatives at the world meteorological organization are thibt. and i

another person at the club isjosh marley, an old friend ofjoe. how do you feel it is going?anything can happen. could go either way at the moment. he has played some really important innings on the tournament, but i guess today there isa tournament, but i guess today there is a lot of pressure, and he was bogged down. yes, i think that's the way england picked their side. they pick the team where they pick a long batting line—up, and it's not down to one person each time. jill has had a fantastic career so far, and it sums up the way that england play that each time it is someone else's responsibility, and if someone doesn't do it, someone else will. how old were you when you and him we re how old were you when you and him were playing on this field cosmic it was properly under 11 when we started playing together. joe and bill first started, we played under 11, then all the way through. and that it was sort of the joe team, we didn't get to do much because he was doing at all! villas his brother, a professional. i guess it's one of those that once he is batting he stays batt

exodus, movement of people as bob marley would say. common famously asked, why i got to have i.d.f i had i.d., i wouldn't need i.d. >> it's catch 22. but i will say. >> we're out of time. >> one small point. >> nail it, david. >> republicans want to make wednesday into a circus. they'll do everything possible to make that clear message not come through. >> you can't blame the republicans and maya gets a final word. republicans can make noise. democrats have the gavel. it's up to them. >> absolutely. and you know, mop deep because son, people scared. you know why, ari. say it with me. >> son, people scared because there's no such thing as halfway crooks. >> get up, stand up. >> fight for your right to party? >> that works, too. >> wow. i think we did a lot here. >> we did. >> if you're watching still, thank you. thanks to david and maya. and i'll note sunday night we have a new special, the mueller report what you need to know debuts this sunday brand-new on msnbc. when we come back, breaking down the race-baiting and lou it shapes policy and later the fight between jon stewart and

their 9 year-old daughter was electrocuted in a swimming pool having a sleep over this past weekend marley martina shares now our friends are remembering her. >>going to leave a hole in everybody's heart family friends recall the last time they saw mckenzie kenley i kissed them both good night. and i told them i love them. a ray of sunshine the 9 year-old is having sleep over with jeannie producers granddaughter, just 3 days before she was electrocuted in her family's pool in citrus heights. i just fell to my knees i mean it was just as bad. if it would have been my own granddaughter, a spitfire as family friends called her that little girl was so special. i mean she had long red hair down to her little she loved everybody to watch or she liked her she she would always put on a show for you serena krueger as her mom's best friend, according to sack metro fire mckenzie died sunday afternoon after she was electrocuted by a wire attached to one of the underwater pull light under repair i'm air moment, the hospital hoping because you never think it's going to happen. the i i i still don't thin

and helped us really dissect that historical record where despite all of their people like marley brown in the archaeologiy department as good as they were as at understanding 1ing century life. there were things they had no intellectual or academic rerns point for. and robert provided that groundwork. and that was for me also another extremely important game changer. in terms of the evolution of the program over time. and -- and yeah, by that time when we get into the early 90s we've got robust programming going on all day, every day, all over the historic area. and we're trying to -- and we were -- there is something else. and i -- because i am going to -- so one of the things that we -- as we were doing this, and we were gaining more allies out in the field with the other interpreters, the question always came -- there were two questions that seemed to keep coming up, whose history is it and who has a right to teach it? and we were going through sort of the cultural discussions and things like that. and could we -- should we even consider bringing white interpreters into african-amer

. >> i had tomatoes, i had another batch of raspberries, but turns out my dog marley likes my raspberriese all the low hanging fruit. >> the birds go after the blueberries. got to put stuff over them >> when we come back, america's ecigarette addiction, a sneak peek of our new cnbc original documentary "vaporize" which appears tonight. a number of calls to get to, constellation and tiffany and some others. a look at the futures here, "squawk on the street" continues in a moment. johnson & johnson is a baby company. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. >>> juul labs is under scrutiny from public health advocates, state governments and congress for business practices that put the company at the heart of the youth vaping storm in our new documentary "vaporize" debuting tonight, we talk to many people in the space including the juul ceo kevin burns. if we did this tour today, w

i love the bob marley song. we are giving you a look at the gray skies.ay, east bay, south bay. it is broken up. do expected to clear out fairly quickly. we will be mostly sunny for the rest of your afternoon. you can see along the coast inside the bay, partly cloudy for our inner communities. sunshine over concord, and antioch. wind speeds at 21 miles per hour. today is expected to be the warmest day with temperatures similar to yesterday. as we get into the afternoon, it will creep up a little bit for the second half. here is a look at futurecast. by 1:00, sunshine over stinson beach. santa cruz, sunshine coming your way. it may be a little stock as usual. pacifico, half moon bay make it some afternoon clearing. away from the coastline, a lot of sunshine. 69, san francisco. low 90s for our warmer locations. we do begin to cool down as early as tomorrow. i have a look at your extended forecast coming up. >>> tropical storm he is getting closer to the louisiana coastline and it is already bringing powerful winds and rain. the storm surges and flooding are