secretary our announcement that a united states navel ship will forever bear the name of usns harvey milk is part of legacy of harvey's unfinished work it tells surveyed from every part of our nation in every port of call what we know that harvey milk was a great american that belongs in that great civil rights leader for our country we're grateful we're thrilled and proud for the milk family for the foundation and certainly for our city thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, ambassador nancy. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. lieutenant commander and friends let's give a grateful thanks to secretary magnifying us and nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee and the spokesman to stuart milk and everybody that has been involved in that thank you >> (clapping.) >> and i'm arrived and honored to be here my son eric, daughter and i watched the movie milk to recreation our memory the signature movement of the harvey's leadership and the encroachment he lead and one of the most moving scenes in the ended when thirty thousand people gathered with literally the

you want to locate their navel... and make a fist and put it right above the navel. susan mastandrea teaches the procedure to y-m-c-a lifeguards... you want to put the other hand on top of that fist and you want to do strong inward and upward thrusts... like that. doctor staller recommends five to ten thrusts at a time... treating each one as an independent effort to clear the airway. basically you're taking air high rate of speed and high pressure. it's important to use airway-clearing procedures like the heimlich, only when needed. in attleboro, massachusetts... jim morelli new evidence this afternoon that exposing kids to dirt can actually be good for them. a new book is out called "let them eat dirt." it encourages parents to let children get their hands dirty because it can help stimulate their immune system. many scientists believe that keeping children too clean shi essential microbes. melissa willets: i worry about what they touch and then put their hands in their mouth or their eyes. [butted with] marie-claire arrieta, co-author let them eat dirt if we miss

secretary our announcement that a united states navel ship will forever bear the name of usns harvey milk is part of legacy of harvey's unfinished work it tells surveyed from every part of our nation in every port of call what we know that harvey milk was a great american that belongs in that great civil rights leader for our country we're grateful we're thrilled and proud for the milk family for the foundation and certainly for our city thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, ambassador nancy. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. lieutenant commander and friends let's give a grateful thanks to secretary magnifying us and nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee and the spokesman to stuart

>> don't knock my habit of navel gazing. kennedy: you don't just gaze at your own navel which is something i respect but. [laughter] . >> the latest "fox news poll," respondents say donald trump is better able to handle the economy than hillary clinton. 66-44%. he is directly appealing to voters who believe in him with a speech like today, something that is measured, sounds practical, maybe harder, too. >> maybe not just those who already believe in him, but he's trying to have inroads with the independents and starting to see that happen in places like florida where he's leading hillary clinton i believe by double digits among independents. he's trying to sound a little bit more level. the market is going to watch for who doesn't shake it up too much, when you talk specifics about shrinking the tax codes from 7 to 3 and putting them into the three categories. the top half would be 33%. kennedy: that's what we had on cavuto on business last week, he starts a trade war, that will be bad for the markets. talk about hillary cli

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a navel officer will be singing the national anthem, and more than 200 members of the military will hold the red, white, and blue. >> i think we should not make drama out of things that are not dramat dramatic. this are so much more efforts we could be focusing on. >> we will stand, and we will not surrender. >> yesterday, members of the black lives matter group showed their support by blocks the entrance to the police officers ocean. in it, the p.o.a. demanded he apologize for his comments and went on to call them an embarrassment for sharing what they say is miss information. >> the criticism he received is to different from the criticism they have all received. >> he has some support among members of the military as #veteransforkaepernick has caught on. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob. carmakers are trying to make it easier for parents to keep their kids safe in the car. the changes you might notice the next time you get a new car seat or a new vehicle. >>> a serious of break ins and home invasions in the east bay. why they believe there could be a tie. >> if you want

i think it is ok for artists to occasionally stare at their navel. charlie: you like all of it.n people forget i am in u-2, i think it is all the same thing. bill, talking to him about leaving microsoft, this is a guy that will change the world twice. who gets to change the world once? he gets to change the world twice. first with microsoft software and then the foundation. wherever you find people like myself, shaking the tree, you will find bill gates and melinda gates are in their camp. we couldn't move without the bill and melinda gates foundation. honestly, it is incredible. it's funny, i remember having my first conversation about advocacy with bill gates and he wasn't sure about it. even the richest man in the world discovered, as deep as his pockets were, he had to work in partnership with governments to really shift the needle, which is what he has done. charlie: he will tell you that, he couldn't do what he did unless you got government involved. government are the only institution with the resources necessary and power to do it. it has to lead the way. what you have d

off and having a "no chicken tenders and vegetables with couscous serves 4 .all you need: 1 medium navel orange 1 pound trimmed green beans 1 medium red onion, halved and sliced 1/2 cup kalamata or castelvetrano olives 2 tbsp hy-vee select exra- virgin olive oil 2 tbsp dry white wine 1/4 tsp salt 1/2 tsp ground pepper, divided 1 pound hy-vee boneless chicken breast tenders 1 tbsp za'atar 1 cup hy-vee low-sodium chicken broth brian, thanks for being here. coming up tomorrow,bri ng your pet questions as our veternarian will handle anything you've got... stay with your 24 hour midday. the division of criminal investigation is now handling a case after cedar rapids police officers shot and killed a man last nigh city's northwest side. officers responded to a domestic disturbance at valley high apartments on person living at the complex says he heard the gun shots and saw paramedics helping a woman who he says appeared to be injured. here's a live look right now from the des moines suburb of clive where donald trump is set to speak. the republican presidential nominee is holding a campaign ra

>>> and a russian fighter jet comes within ten feet of a navel vessel. the american crew was menaced by the war plane for almost 20 minutes. >>> and hit the road, jack. apple eliminates the headphone plug from their newest iphone. they call it the courage to move forward with the latest technology. will the customers pay for the high end wireless headphones? >>> donald trump says as president, he will ask american generals to present him with a plan within 30 days for taking care of isis. trump previously said he has his own foolproof plan to defeat isis, but says he is keeping it secret because "i don't want the enemy to know what i'm doing." clinton's campaign is a family affair today with bill and chelsea speaking in key battleground state. and donald trump's attacks on the clinton foundation are an attempt to change the subject. >>> and a dangerous encounter with a russian jet and a navy vessel. at one time it came within ten feet. we'll talk about that with our guest retired general michael flynn. former head of the defensive intelligence agency. ou

navel gazing with cell phones and it didn't help catch the boston bombers.: or san bernanadino. harris: it is an excellent question, julie, whether liberty was be at steak. julie: kennedy and i are on the same page about the civil liberties. i will also say, if you read the 9/11 report, governor tom kaine, former governor of new jersey, who led the 9/11 commission, there was absence of imagination. that we couldn't imagine what this attack would look like. we couldn't fathom it. take a plane. fly it into a building right. but we couldn't imagine it. my fear are we still lacking imagination to imagine what the next attack would look like. harris: i can't imagine that, isis videos tapes all the horrible things they do. julie: if that is how we're anticipating they will hit us and may be something totally different. who knows. it could be anything. kennedy: go to a rock show and kill 90 people in paris. melissa: our imaginations are running wild what they could do. i think they're all absolutely accurate. i don't think we're as safe. that is not a valid compari

no one wants five years of navel grazing.of economic integration i think that agenda is until he dead until we get outside the german elections and then the question is does she run, does she win, who was she in bed with? what other policy areas can we cooperate over? the low hanging fruit seems to be all those related to terrorism defense, and that is what this speech is talking isut, where the membership also focused on. i think they see opportunity there to do something short-term that also speaks to the concern. guy: will there be fiscal spending in the scale you think they need? >> no. there needs to be a broader rethink and that can't be ahead of the german elections. matteo renzi may get more fiscal space to win his constitutional referendum. they will maybe do something with the investment vehicle. they will expand it both in terms of time frame and firepower, but again, its focus is fairly limited. guy: how could politics mess up his plans? he is trying to establish himself, trying to get a voice at the table, but th

found their capital city in baghdad, baghdad is designed by the best architects of the time to be the navel of the universe. designed on points of a compass, it is designed as -- to be the center of the world replete with the most impressive triumphal architecture. they also revive old government traditions from the near east. old ceremonial, going back to the times of hammarabi and sargen. and this is an expanding empire as well. their theoretical goal was conquests and they made yearly conquests in all directions. isil, likewise, sees itself as an empire. they make this very clear in their propaganda. isil differentiate itself with what it calls bounded states in the area. isil makes clear this is not a state relegated to a certain territory. isil is something which is -- the islamic state is something which is universal. moreover, we see with isil propaganda that seems anachronistic. if you've read some of their propaganda, for example, it seems that some of this would be more in place with what we see with the abbasid caliphate. it's out of place. for example isil talks about a future c

[laughter] >> the employment number is going to be watched almost like our fed navel gazing tomorrow. think the trump overnight effect is as big as you'd like it to be, stuart, i think your long-term thesis is correct. charles: out of a limb. stuart: you've run out of limb. >> that's all i'm going to say. stuart: anybody on my side? liz? no? liz: well. stuart: i find this interesting, we've got the car companies coming out with sales figures today. we've already told you that ford was down 8%, general motors down 5%. this is year over year for the month of august and gm is down 5% and the stock is up. can anybody explain to me? >> doing finally better than expected even though down year over year. >> that game. stuart: play that game. >> the expectations game. stuart: these car companies reporting lower sales, is that an overall economic indicator, the economy slowing like this? >> yeah, i think, it could be. i think consumers, we've talked about the stronger consumer lately. i don't think that-- i think we've overstated that case a little bit. when you see car sales dropping you've g

captioning and subtitles, what's good is bad and bad is-- >> until further notice, as much as we hate to navelre at. and we're trying to interpret everything. >> the market has a-- buzzer. >> buzz me away. the market cannot go up forever. the market has never gone up forever, it's not going to go up forever. at 19 times earnings it's at or near peak. stuart: such fun to have you back. newborn baby and all by the way. donald trump, well, he's taking direct aim at janet yellen. he says the fed has created a stock bubble and a bolstered economy to boost obama's failed economic policies. is he right? >> i think he's 100% right. i don't have the answers, i don't think anybody has the answer when you have negative interest rates the entire world. what happens if it starts to fail? what happens if there's one chink in the armor? i don't have the answer. i for one hope the fed can steer us out of this. i think the growth policies, 1 is to 2% growth is not going to give us enough to led the fed unwind the position they've got themselves in since 2008, 2009. yes, artificially inflated. stuart: we're her

please don't tell me, steve, that this, this fall today is more navel gazing at the fed and are we goingo get an increase this year or next year? please don't tell me that. >> well, then, stuart, i don't know what to say because it's the truth. i tell you the truth and our viewers when i think of the truth. it's a sad truth to connect money and politics here. it's sad that all the stock market seems to care about is fed policy. doesn't care much about underlying growth, which is weak. doesn't care about corporate profits in a recession which i think might lead to an actual recession, an onto ground recession. the stock market remains near all-time highs, why? because of central policies here and around the world. we need to break out of that, need real growth on main street, 3, 4, 5% growth and we can get it. stuart: steve, we'll hold you over to the 9:30 the opening bell. the price of oil coming down because it appears we have a glut of oil for a long,s long time. does it have anything to do with the stock market and its decline? >> four sure, the stock market like oil closer to 50 than