michael wilson: they were best friends.ey came in together, took the same classes together, were always eating at the dining hall together. so anytime i was with sophia, like, it was naomi and katie. if we were all sitting at a table, i had to get their approval from katie, had to get their approval from naomi as to like the boyfriend, he's good enough to date her. a stanford soccer player who was found dead in her dorm room died by suicide. newscaster: katie meyer was found in her on campus residence. she was a captain and goalkeeper of stanford's soccer team. she died by suicide. the last couple of days are like a parent's worst nightmare, and you don't wake up from it. sophia smith: it was hard. like, even still to this day, it's hard to talk about. that was just like-- everything felt real. it was traumatizing, honestly, because you hear about things like that, but you never think it's going to happen to someone close to you. and it's-- i think the hardest part was there weren't any signs of anything. she was from the o

michael wilson joins us now. michael, what a session it really was overnight.does it tell us about how much volatility we can see, how much does the strength really hold? michael: that is a good question. if you look at when the nikkei report came out about the possibility of tweaks in today's meeting, spot dollar yen fell about 1.6%, it fell from 4110 down to the 138 session low. having said that, people are on it and they have an area where they did not deliver it. we will find out later. it just shows you the reaction function of the market. i think they want the markets want this to happen. i'm not sure if they can get it. but the volatility is still quite strong, look at one month in the dollar yen. they were in a three month high. there was a lot of buyers, a lot of fomo out there. people don't want to miss out on the street. -- on the trade. kathleen: so, looking at the other side of the coin, the dollar broadly, you have the fed decision of leaving the door open to hike or hold in september, same thing for the ecb. everyone with with the -- with the dol

it in our fx and rate its tax rates reporter michael wilson, will markets buy into beijing's preferredrative here? putting some stimulus into it, they should perk up or is this just seasonal flows? >> great question. i think the market being as cynical as it is will probably work through it, it is more of a distraction. in reality it is good news and we will take any good news we can get right now but the china backdrop -- we won't know whether this is organic growth or whether it is just banks lending money to each other to get to their target. as they usually do at quarter end. we might get a better idea of that, we have gdp next monday, so it is going to take another calendar of data before this sort of thing feeds and and we don't have the ability to drill down right now and see just where that credit demand came from. whether it was interbank or fresh demand for new construction. it is hard to tell but my personal preferences i think it might be more a case of banks lending to each other, but that is cynical me. >> when you have been covering chinese financial markets for a while

. >> michael wilson said she was hoping the case would allow transparency into the department especially since this is the first time any of the officers would appear in court. >> we see defendants being wheeled in in wheelchairs and brought in. how in this day and age of technology being able to zoom in. i do not understand what the issue is wh them why they cannot be there. >> in nebo to exit seven news likability rights were not allowed torder an employe to performny functions a allowed to do. they are not rick california and hawaii chapter of the naacp says the officers involved in the texting scandal should be federally prosecuted. >> the liability the city should be worried about is a liability these officers have given to them from their racist actions and treating people like slaves. that is the real liability they should be worried about. >> new developments. uc berkeley police say the skeleton found in vacant building was the victim of a homicide. the alameda county coroner's office used dna to identify the victim as stephen lawrence mccreary from texas. he had not been seen al

tom: let's get michael wilson and john together. jonathan: good to catch up. tom: congratulations, john. jonathan: difficult year for john and much better year in 2023. the stock market so far this year has performed. tom: looking at the two to four second quarter, laren's mcdonald and his report talked about the great hijacking that is out there. that is what we're coming on with these tech earnings. what will the hijacking stocks do? jonathan: the bulls have hijacked the narrative big time. tom: what is the hijacking going to look like an argus? jonathan: next hour, rbc -- amy. good morning. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com >> growth is slowed but our labor market continues to be quite strong. i think we are in a good path to bringing inflation down, the most recent inflation data is quite encouraging. w

joining me now for more analysis on this is the director of the south asia institute at the wilson center, michaelgleman. it isa it is a very tragic incident. what is your assessment and what we have seen today, yet another deadly attack in pakistan.— seen today, yet another deadly attack in pakistan. absolutely and the fatality figures _ attack in pakistan. absolutely and the fatality figures keep _ attack in pakistan. absolutely and the fatality figures keep going - the fatality figures keep going up. pakistan really does not experience these mass casualty attacks in the ways it has in years past. that means when you have something like this, it is shocking and for many in pakistan it brings back the trauma of 100 years ago. before 2014, when these attacks is to happen quite frequently. it is also important to note that most of the terrorist attacks that have taken place in pakistan over the past two years have targeted security forces, police and soldiers, and this one targeted civilians. this has been relatively unusual over the last few years, so this makes it all the more dramatic and very t

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michael cooler men. he's the director of a south asia institute at the wilson center and joins us live from washington dc. michael, good to have you with us. so nobody's yet claimed responsibility for this bombing, but the local i still branch in pakistan has attacked the j u i. s. before. who do you think was behind it? why now? the right, i mean we seen a surgeon terrorist attacks and pack us on over the last few years. most of them have been carried out by the talk this time, all upon which indeed has condemned the attack. so i do think it's likely that as long state course on the practice on i've got to spend branch of islamic state was behind this attack. and the reason i say that is that indeed this is womach state has targeted the j u. i s political party in the past in great part because the j u i s has, are some of the leaders at least have expressed support for the child on and islamic state course on his arrival it's all about. and so i think that as long as the state uh is seeking to um, to target this group that is expressed support for, for the to all of on a key islamic state rival. but in

michael rosen. you see the likes of mike wilson really changing his tune.t the same time, marco klein of is saying that the expectations of investors for market conditions and economic conditions might be wishful thinking at this point. where do you fall on the spectrum of optimism versus pessimism? michael: it is good to be with you. one of the things driving this bull market has been the wide level of pessimism among investors. trillions of dollars of cash sitting in investors accounts. some indicators were very bearish a couple weeks ago. it is one of the reasons why markets have moved higher. the real reason markets have moved higher is earnings. earnings is the reason you own equities in the first place. it is a claim of the future profits of a company. earnings are coming in strong. about half of the companies in the s&p have reported a second quarter earnings. three quarters of them are beating earnings estimates by 6% or so. earnings are coming in stronger than we are seeing from overseas companies. i think that is largely what is driving a lot of b

wilson has the highlights. coming up. it's the end of an era. a french swimmer is broken. michael phelps last standing individual world record. 21 year-old leon marshawn swam the 400 meter individual medley in 4 minutes and 2 and a half seconds at the world championships in japan yesterday. that's 1.3, 4 seconds faster than phelps record set at the 2008 beijing olympics. this are sean's 3rd ever gold medal at the world championships. and he was only 6 years old when phelps set the previous record. wow. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, after returning from the break on a good bit of a row, the giants, they've hit a bump in the road heading into their 3rd against the national today. they were looking to get back in the winning column. well, the diet, they 4 straight today. they're trying to avoid their 5th nationals park and look at gabe kaplan enjoying his pre-game apple. hopefully that brings them some fortune. also, you did or not. bottom of the first is where we'll pick it up. no score right here on the bases loaded dominic smit. hits one in laces it to right for a base hit to

michael and miss p brooke england. mr. and mrs. c ashton newell. miss kate schuster. the h.w. wilson foundation and the mount vernon ladies association of the union. please join me in thanking them. tonight. it's going to be a lot of fun because when we're done, we're going to walk out into the reception area and continue the conversation and the celebration. copies, copies of the papers of martha washington, along with for frazier's award winning book, the washingtons will be available for purchase. i've seen many people lining up already for will be signing copies of her book. miss washington is not here to sign her book. we were serving rum punch and authentic 18th century recipe from the book dining with the washingtons. we'll have several original letters written by martha washington on view in a display case, so be sure to track those down. we'll also be and you would have seen it as you came in the hand-sewn reproduction of martha washington's children's games quilt, which is an exact copy of the original in our collection expert quilter cecilia anne masterly completed it afte

wilson: all the great sitcoms are about family. debra: so wonderful! kelsey grammar: it's one of the great, great accomplishments of the modern age. [opening] michael: what have we always said was the most important thing? george: breakfast...? michael: family. george: family, right... dan levy: family is key to the sitcom. dre: mama!! randall park: it's something that we all can relate to. dre and mom: shake shake shake! tracy morgan: you're in these people's homes for years. you're a part of the family. eddie: one good thing about moving here is i have no friends, and no distractions. that's why i got a... grandma, what does fonzi say? grandma: ayyy! jesse tyler ferguson: the family sitcom brings people together in a really unexpected way jane leeves: there's so many different dynamics at work in families. frasier: i want you here, it will give us a chance to get re -acquainted! martin: that implies we were acquainted at one point. >> aaay! >> the family sitcom brings people together in an unexpected way. >> there's so many different dynamics at work in families. >> i love you here. it will give us a chance to get reacquainted. >> there's a lot o

wilson: all the great sitcoms are about family. debra: so wonderful! kelsey grammar: it's one of the great, great accomplishments of the modern age. [opening] michael: what have we always said was the most important thing? george: breakfast...? michael: family. george: family, right... dan levy: family is key to the sitcom. dre: mama!! randall park: it's something that we all can relate to. dre and mom: shake shake shake! tracy morgan: you're in these people's homes for years. you're a part of the family. eddie: one good thing about moving here is i have no friends, and no distractions. that's why i got a... grandma, what does fonzi say? grandma: ayyy! jesse tyler ferguson: the family sitcom brings people together in a really unexpected way jane leeves: there's so many different dynamics at work in families. frasier: i want you here, it will give us a chance to get re -acquainted! martin: that implies we were acquainted at one point. jane leeves: there's a lot of pain, there's a lot of laughter; you sort of recognize your dynamic in there. and you go, well, their family is just as crazy as mine. claire: i don't really care who kissed who and who's

wilson. [ applause ] you two, i have eaten at your restaurants several times. marcela, you're up first. you're making mashed avocado tostata. >> tostada, michael.guac, very simple. my mom's secret weapon was -- maybe these could have been more ripe but that's okay. >> we'll make it work. >> my mom's secret weapon was disstilled white vinegar. >> disstilled white vinegar. >> that's gonna not overpower. it's going to heighten the flavor of the avocado, make it super fresh. little lemon juice. some serranos. definitely some salt. i'm a purist when it comes to avocados. if you know how to pick a good avocado, you don't need to mess it up with more ingredients. i like the sound of that. >> very simple. >> we don't need to mash it too much. we have some, right? when i think about avocado, i think about cilantro. >> yes, yes. >> you think about other things. you're talking about different herbs you use. >> i'm trying to mash it. it's a little hard. in terms of the herbs, i like to add -- >> exactly. >> talking about the herbs. lots of herbs there. >> what i like to do is not add it into the avocado. i feel like it masks it too much. i always like to s