tried to assassinate king james by blowing up -- catholic conspirators had tried to assassinate the new king, king james, by blowing up parliament. james was scottish. shakespeare writes this scottish play in which james's side of the family, banquo's side, everybody looks good. and you are taught not to assassinate the king. so that one was pretty easy to see what he was talking about. but it was pretty safe. with the others, he had to do it much more carefully. some of his contemporaries were jailed or killed because of plays they wrote. kid, marlowe. by the way, i will conclude with this. that is the reasons why it is very hard to tell about shakespeare's political ideology. i argue he teaches about political leadership, but you can't really tell about his political ideology. i mean, as far as i can figure it out, and this is a deep disappointment to me, but it may come helpful to my friend paul -- as far as i can tell, shakespeare was no liberal, but he was more a conservative in favor of conserving the existing structure. he is what i would call an edmund burke, george will-kind of cons

. >> related to this vessel, and the new good news, king cyrus argument. i think it was one of these, core evangelicals. the ones who come to the king score and flatter him. one of these guys was recently on the jim baker show. the one the hamza television show now. pitching the king cyrus coin. for $45 you can buy a coin with king cyrus on it. why king cyrus, what does this have to do with anything within terms the way evangelicals look at trump. i've written about this too, they see him as a new king cyrus. >> they do, as a result of embassy. he was mentioned with a verse talk about how thankful he was when trump moving. i don't feel like ned yahoo was calling trump a new king cyrus, i think he was simply saying it is a big of a moment for us. as it was earlier. king cyrus allowed the as released to where the jewish people to rebuild their temple and go back into their homeland and more importantly, is doing this was something the had been emphasized. this was god's move. god had been clear through his prophets the this is what would happen. the comparis

he waits outside the palace expecting that when the new king passes by and sees falstaff in the crowd, the king will welcome himwith open arms and grant his due. king, seeing falstaff in the crowd, does not embrace him. delivers a speech that is shocking in its ruthlessness. thee not,-- "i know old man." and it concludes, "presume not wasn't.as disdained, i the ross shall see that i have turned away from my former self. so will i those that kept me company." the young king orders falstaff banned. before long, heartbroken, falstaff dies. why did shakespeare subject one of literature's greatest characters to such a sorrowful end? to my mind, shakespeare is underlining this point -- as king, henry will forswear the wayward companions of his youth and adult the sober demeanor appropriate to leadership. to shakespeare, leadership overcomes friendship. even friendship with the character as endearing as falstaff. manyakespeare teaches practical lessons. again, they are listed in the handout. book is never finished, you can read them all in detail. [laughter] turning from the practical, there

personally feel like having read it many times over i don't feel like netanyahu was calling trump a new kingyrus. i think he was simply saying, it is as big of a moment for us as it was when they were à >> what's the metaphor? >> king cyrus allowed the israelis for the jewish people to rebook their temple to go back into their homeland and more importantly, his doing this was something that had been prospect. this was god's move and god had made clear through his prophets this what what was happening. the comparison with trump Ãb certainly the same could be true of donald trump. that's what separates the vessel theology is from the cyrus geologist is that these guys say literal prophecy. rondeau and a few others have referred to it as the isaiah 44 president because one of the verses about cyrus is in isaiah 45. which is interesting because i don't know if you notice the verse numbers weren't there when it was written. >> there were no chapters. [laughter] >> i could go in and renumber it. this is definitely a more fringe aspect of it and yet it still embraced to a degree. it was talked abou

thankful they were after having read it many times over i don't feel that netanyahu was calling trump a new king cyrus was simply saying it is as big of a moment for us as it was. >> what is the metaphor? >> king cyrus wanted the jewish people to bring the temple to their homeland and more importantly his doing this it was god's move and then doing his --dash. >> that's what be of but then with the isaiah 40 but those first numbers were not there when it was written. [laughter] with that was a chapter to the hebrews with the christian broadcast network in a nonpolitical - - political way. they have roads. >> the liberty university environment. >> that is what is out there. >> but i see them much more so one is the way that i evangelicals but the most understandable and the most for that urgency between politics and religion if at the appointment and this is classic commentator on fox news it is one thing to preach the gospel but the government's job is to protect us to compartmentalize and donald trump is protecting us and protecting our borders and is a strong man with the muslim threat it does

i don't personally feel it's netanyahu was calling him a new king cyrus. i think that he was saying it's as big a moment. it allowed them to go back to their homeland and more importantly, he's doing this is something that had been in the prospect. so god made it clear what would happen. the comparison with trump is that since he wasn't paying him, doing god's will in line with prophecy and everything else, certainly the same could be true of donald trump. that is what breaks it is they say yes, literal prophecy. it's interesting i don't know if you notice the firs noticed thes were not there to. it's still in the race to a degree and has talked about and written by some pretty mainstream evangelical. they talk about if not in a noncritical way. they present it as and trump was fine with it which doesn't surprise me. there is a guy that i can't recall the name at the moment but need a movie. >> guest: a liberty university filmmaker. >> guest: >> host: to the extent people to sign up without knowing that's what they are doing. they all answer questions prio

carley: well, new king in town, surprising, jeffrey, dethroned joe in chicken wing championship, of courseuffalo, new york, taking down 281 wings in 12 minutes leaving joe by 5, he takes home $25,000 and i'm sure he will have to eat -- or she will have to eat a lot of antiacid. >> i know you schedule your life around the buffalo eating contest, that's how you do. time now 38 minutes after the hour, 2020 democratic hopefuls claiming to be the champions of blue-collar workers. >> government that works for giant corporations, -- carley: champion of the rich and powerful but are there any facts behind claims, we will debate that next. >> hurricane dorian in florida, taking deadly turn in the bahamas. >> going inside the first responder in broward county with live report up next. >> mandatory evacuations underway as hurricane dorian barrels towards the united states. amanda mckenzie for fox affiliate in orlando joins us live in brevard county, good morning, amanda, i'm sure there's a lot going on in your neck of the woods. >> absolutely, good morning to you and now that we can all see what's ha

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diane king hall at the new york stock exchange.ood morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yeah, quite the ripple effect. the attack knocked out 5% of the global oil supply, and oil prices surged to four-month highs this morning. the long-term impact partly depends on how long production is disrupted. work is already underway to restore production. the "wall street journal" reports saudi officials said one-third of crude output will be restored today. some economists say the longer it takes saudi arabia to reve prices at the pump could increase by as much as 50 cents a gallon. drivers on the west coast could be hit the hardest since that region accounts for nearly half of all u.s. crude imports from saudi arabia. and yesterday president trump said he authorized the release of oil from the u.s. strategic petroleum reserve if needed. anne-marie? >> all right. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. we will see you later. thank you. >> sure thing. >>> breaking overnight, oxycontin maker purdue pharma, the compan

hilary lane, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in a network exclusive, gayle kingurning to television after being fired over the infamous "access hollywood" tape. >>> plus first on "cbs this morning," former new york city mayor michael bloomberg announces a new program to fight flavored e-cigarettes and youth vaping. >>> and how newly discovered rocks offer a glimpse at the day the dinosaurs died 66 million years ago. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix

started in melbourne and included tokyo, rome, london, new york, and los angeles. >>> and billie jean kingsting legacy in her hometown of long beach, california. the tennis great and champion of lgbtq rights was on hand saturday for the opening of the city's new main library named in her honor. king is also a champion of women's rights and racial equality. she wants to make sure the library is a place of inspiration. >> remember, every one of you is an influencer. every single one of you. you are champions. together we'll make a difference in our lives and the lives of others. >> the new facility features a cutting-edge design. it is more than 90,000 square feet with space for about 300,000 books. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," oprah winfrey joins us to reveal her highly anticipated new book club selection. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." en. this is the "cbs morning news." (beep) the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. (crying) lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by

we are thrilled for the new king. >>> let's check in with vianey arana with a look at our sunday forecastboy, yesterday was like we are in fall. >> the wind, it was cooler, i know, and wait for it, because if you are headed up to lake tahoe this weekend we skipped over fall and went to winter. i want to show you this shot, this is currently by the way the most recent live look at what the sierra is looking like. this is fresh powder in squaw valley in lake tahoe. isn't that amazing? this is a live look right now. this is what the folks woke up to this morning. we were talking about that cold front that's what dipped down our temperatures and what brought those gusty winds especially if you were hanging out anywhere around the coastline. we saw 40 plus-mile-per-hour gusts. 60, 70-mile-per-hour gusts in the hilltops. today it will be breezy and we're waking up a lot chillier. 49 degrees in san jose. time to bring out the coats. you want to wear one tonight because the temperatures are expected to dip down colder. san francisco 53, wind speeds nice and light, immediate coastline and half moo

cbs "money watch" now, an update on the general motors strike, and kfc is testing a new chicken sandwich. diane kingt the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, the federal reserve is expected to cut interest rates today by a quarter percentage point. it would be the fed's second rate cut this year amid signs the u.s. economy iin yesterday, wall street ended higher as the impact of the weekend attacks on saudi arabian oil plants faded. the dow gained 33, the s&p 500 a added 32. >>> the trump administration is expressing optimism that congress will pass the u.s.-mexico-canada free trade agreement. yesterday vice president mike pence said he believed congress would approve the agreement this year. pence said it is, quote, vital that congress passes this deal to replace nafta. he said it would boost the u.s. economy, create jobs, and help president trump reach a trade deal with china. >>> the united auto workers union says progress is being made in talks to end the strike against general motors. about 49,000 workers walked

diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. you very much. >> you've got it. >>> all right. so still to come, a dangerous balloon ride. a hot air balloon tries to maneuver through a residential area after going off course. on tries to maneuver through a residential area after going off course. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. course. the nicodermcq patch course. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what's the score? no idea. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) living with ammonia odor? ♪ not a pretty picture. (vo) luckily, tidy cats lightweight with ammonia blocker tackles tough odor, even ammonia. so long stankface! >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> one lawmaker is blowing hot air over an accident involving a balloon in california. san diego councilman mark kersey captured this video yesterday. he said it's the second time this year a hot air balloon has crash landed in his neighborhood and he credited the pilot for putting it down in a parking lot, narrowly mi

i want to bring a new york republican congressman pete king of the house homeland security committee. great see you today. i want to start with this national security question, you for the speaker talking about . this is a matter of national security. have you had the opportunity to read the transcript? >> oh, yes, absolutely. >> harris: it's only pages long. that portion of the conversation, that you can highlight, you hear rudy giuliani's name probably mention more than anyone else. as you look at this, are you seeing that claim, that serious claim by pelosi and others, that this was a matter of national security? >> there is nothing involving national security and there's nothing that's even remotely impeachable. you mentioned rudy giuliani's name. rudy giuliani's name is brought up by the president of ukraine, not president trump. president trump is talking about the investigation by the justice department into the genesis of the 2016 election investigation, which has nothing to do with the current situation. this is an investigation into why the old mueller investigation, the fbi

burger king are now going to melt all the toys and reuse plastic as opposed to churning out new onlys these plastic goods are... there will always be plastic in the world. all the plastic that's ever been created is still in the world, it hasn't been disposed of. some is being reused but it is still lying about. the more it can be reused or therefore... the fewer emissions we have from the refining of oils and things like that. it is interesting is that the big rival of costa burger king is mcdonald's and they said they have no plans to get rid of the toys —— big rival of burger king is mcdonald's. they said you could if you wish swap your toy for a piece of fresh fruit. how's that going to go down? exactly. that is my point. how easy is it to change consumer behaviour? it is one thing if you're an adult making conscious but ella and caitlin aside, how many children would take the piece of fruit over the plastic toy? element that may be a generational thing over the next couple of years. -- maybe that will be a generational thing. i'm not a maybe that will be a generational thing. i'

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a controversial new sprint king has pulled out of the 200 meters heat said the world athletics championships in qatar it comes the day after christian coleman dashed to the $100.00 metres crown and then accuse the u.s. anti doping agency of deliberately smearing his name raul pathic explains. in the post you cite involve world the prevailing opinion felt that outlet excluded a big 1st inanity to fill the void left by the great jamaican christian coleman certainly has the personality but he also brings a fair bit of baggage 3 missed drug tests in 12 months makes coleman one of the most divisive figures in the sport but moments after blowing away the field in the 100 meters on saturday the 23 year old american was taking aim at his country's anti doping agency i as is not something i was ever folks along needed i would be here. you would do something like that a charter. member station i'll add information got out there to the public eye elsewhere on the track history was made in the women's 10000 meters final she found her son becoming the 1st darts one of to win the world title i and long ju

. >>> prime ministers and kings are coming to new york city. john lawrence is here so we can expect with the annual united nations general assembly. >>> touching down in new york on sunday dozens of leaders will address the assembly this week. before that they host a special climate action. president trump is among those not dissipating. >>> they're looking for bold ideas. not just flowery speeches which is unlike the un. >> also to be discussed the elephant in the secretariat. >> this was a state on state act of war. >> presents trump and mahoney will be under the same roof of the next few days. will there be a saddam between the two? >> nothing is ever off the table completely but i have no intention of meeting with her on. that doesn't mean it will not happen. i'm a flexible person. >> it serves as neutral territory. >> there is no rent here because of the serving of alcohol. >>> in 2000 president bill clinton and fidel castro met briefly at a hallway the un. some say the even shook hands. a first but the handshake report is still up for deb

now there's a new sprint king on the planet san c.-s. ace more checkered past only world i think championships in cats are let's go to show want to get in our sports studio at the stadium in doha. yes that's right hello his name is christian coleman and he features in our bulletin coming up at 1045 g.m.t. the americans put drug control we see behind him to win gold in one of the blue ribbon events the men's 100 meters installment home in a sizzling 9.76 seconds we'll hear from the world champion. at a somewhat slower pace those steps to lighten the women's 10000 meters fine long as this compares to make history for her country. and a 43 year old becomes the oldest man to win a medal in any event after a grueling finish on their horse waterfront and we've got men and women uniting in a new event for a world record all that and more coming up as we also look ahead to day 3 of the world championships join us in about 20 minutes from now we're looking forward to joe and i from the heat of qatar to a country that's getting drenched more monso

thanks very much jamie so new sprint king on the planets and has a somewhat checkered past with more on the world arthur 6 championships in cats so let's go to join together oscar in our sports studio it's a city i'm in doha his name is christian coleman and he features in our bulletin coming up at $1345.00 g.m.t. the americans put drug control policy behind him to win gold in one of the blue ribbon events the men's 100 metres he stormed home in a sizzling 9.76 seconds we'll hear from the new world champion at a somewhat slower pace says dutch delight in the women's 10000 meters final as this competitor makes history for her country. and a 43 year old becomes the oldest man to win a medal in any event after a grueling finish on doha's waterfront. and will also be looking ahead to day 3 at the world championships including the women's 100 meters final join us in about 20 minutes from now. well as marcel to come on al-jazeera including months after a corruption scandal brought down the chancellor and says governments all shriveled sent to snap election a controversial kenyan project th

new camera. >>> this morning, some lawmakers are taking aim at google. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange. [ music ] >> reporter: it was a mixed finish to start the week on wall street. the dow rose 38 points. the nasdaq lost 15 and the s&p 500 shed less than one point. shares of google barely budged on monday even as attorneys general in 50 states and territories announced an investigation into the company. they say the advertising practices and dominance in online surges could make it a monopoly. >>> with brexit less than a month away, the british roman suspended it for some weeks. parliament passed a law to block a new deal option. lawmakers also rejected prime minister boris johnson's call for a snap election to break the deadlock. written has to come up with a deal to leave the european union by october 19 or ask for another three month extension. >>> and wendy's is bringing its breakfast menu nationwide next year. currently, only 300 restaurants serve up breakfast. items include the frosty cappuccino, the breakfast bacon and the honey butter ch

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.ng, diane. >> reporter: good morning. on the economic front this week the consumer will be a key focus. we'll get inflation numbers and retail sales data for august on thursday and friday. >>> here on wall street stocks finished mixed on friday. the dow rose 69 points, the s&p added two, while the nasdaq fell 13. >>> san francisco city officials are offering to purchase pg&e's electrical grid in the city for $2.5 billion. the city has been considering a purchase since the utility filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in january. pg&e faced mounting liability for wildfires sparked by its equipment. it could pave the way for municipal utility. city officials argue that san francisco could provide power that is more affordable and reliable. >>> nearly 100% of british airways flights in the u.k. have been canceled today and tomorrow amid a strike between the airline and the pilots union. the two are at odds over pay and working conditions. thousands of passengers have been told not to go to airp

. >>> on the cbs "money watch," new details in the boeing investigation, and a major drug chain pulls zantac from its shelves. diane kingyork stock exchange. good morning, diane. >>> good morning, laura. well, stock futures are indicating a higher open this morning after stocks closed out last week with losses. the s&p 500 posted a second straight weekly decline as concerns over the escalation in the trade war with china grew. by the close friday, the dow dropped 70 points. the s&p 500 was down 15, and the nasdaq lost 91 points. >>> engineers working on the flight control system for the boeing 737 max reportedly left out key safeguards which were included in an earlier version according to the "wall street journal," citing sources familiar with the matter. the system known as mcas is being implicated by investigators in two deadly crashes within the last year. the system was reportedly harder to override and relied on data from just one of the sensors measuring the angle of the plane's nose. the expected fix will make it more like the older version. >>> the fda is warning pet owners about salmonella and listeria after i

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let me bring in back representative, congressman peter king from new york. congressman, i want to pick up on some things that the president said, but i want to get back to what you said before we, pardon me, had to wreak for the president -- break for the president. we were speaking of iran and pressure on iran, and you mentioned that you feel like allies like france need to join the u.s. with this pressure on iran. well, they're still in the iran january nuclear -- iranian nuclear deal, and that was the whole point of the deal. the president pulled out of a that deal, so why is it now he's going back to those allies for pressure and cooperation with iran? >> well, first, i'll have to talk with the president for interrupting us today. i'll have to talk to him. seriously, i think the president did the right thing in pulling out. right now we see aggressive action by iran, it's totally wrong for the french president, macron, to be giving $15 billion to the french -- to the iranians. this is just wrong. for him to be giving this type of money to iran, loaning t

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. >>> on the cbs "money watch," uber rolls out a new system to keep riders safe, and doordash confirms a data breach affecting millions. diane kingnew york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, brook. investors will be closely watching a couple of companies today. peloton and micron. peloton made its debut on wall street yesterday, pricing its shares at $29. pretty lackluster in the end. meanwhile, chip maker micron fell in after hours trading following the release of its quarterly report card. health care and energy shares accounted for much of the market sell-off. and wall street reacted to the whistleblower complaint. so the dow fell 79 points, the s&p 500 lost 7, and the nasdaq dropped 46. >>> uber has launched a series of new features focusing on rider safety. the optional verification system will require drivers to get a pin from their rider before a trip can start. and starting next month, riders can text 911 from inside the app, automatically sending the urntocatio and destinatio riders will also be able to report safety issues during a trip. >>> doordash has confirmed a data b

katie gornall, bbc news, tokyo. burger kings meals, amid pressure to reduce plastic waste. the move comes after two children petitioned the fast food giant and its rival mcdonald's. sarah campbell has the story. up up until today, a kids meal in burger king would come with a plastic toy, but no longer, and it is all thanks to a campaign by the sisters. i felt really, is all thanks to a campaign by the sisters. ifelt really, really is all thanks to a campaign by the sisters. i felt really, really happy about that and i think it is so important because there is no planet band no important because there is no planet b and no second chance. every burger king will have a large box like this in store where people can bring their old toys to be dropped off and melt it down. do you think a company like burger king should have been doing this yea r‘s king should have been doing this year's ago, not as a result of a campaign by two children? that is a fair question. we were working on it before but it is fair to say that ella and caitlin

winning the us 0pen, throwing away a two set lead against russia daniil medvedev but the spaniard is king of newoe lynskey reports. as rafael nadal took it all in on the big screen he showed what he done. a tribute to what now is 19 grand slam titles, even he can lose track. the doll said this when might have been his most emotional. he was pushed on the way by daniil medvedev. the russian was playing in his first grand slam final, for the first two sets he looked like being overwhelmed. rafael nadal raced into a lead, but it's light fell on new york the crowd asked for more. daniil medvedev asked for a comeback ina23a daniil medvedev asked for a comeback in a 23 a play like this can make in the next star. he won the next two sets to force a decider but with nearly five hours the clock he found the will to respond. the way that the will to respond. the way that the match went at the end, that makes this day unforgettable. part of my history. rafael nadal! this is the last major of the year, but in january he could go level with roger federer on 20 major titles as this work goes into a new decade

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more., diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the federal reserve cut interest rates by a quarter perthr after wrapping up its two-day policy meeting yesterday. the new range is 1.75 to 2%. wall street reacted by sending stocks lower before rebounding to end the session mixed. the dow gained 36 points. the s&p 500 edged up a point, and the nasdaq fell eight. >>> nearly two dozen u.s. lobby groups have joined forces to try and prevent president trump from being able to unilaterally impose tariffs. the move comes amid growing concern over the negative impact of the president's trade policies. they outline their concerns in a letter to two congressional committees overseeing foreign trade. lawmakers are considering legislation that would limit mr. trump's authority. >>> concerns about the safety of e-cigarettes has led to a change in the advertising policy of some media outlets. cbs will stop all future advertising of e-cigs while cnn and its parent company will end advertising of vapin

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.rning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, on the economic calendar today we'll get the august reading on consumer prices and the weekly report on initial jobless claims. on the earnings front, grocery giant kroger and chipmaker broadcom are scheduled to release reports today. stocks notched gains on wall street yesterday tech, health care, and communications services stocks powered much of the rally. the dow soared 227 points. the s&p 500 gained 21, and the nasdaq added 85. >>> general motors has issued a recall of some of its bestselling vehicles for possible power brake problems. more than three million pickup trucks and suvs including the chevy silverado, tahoe, and gm sierra for years 2014 to 2018 are being recalled. this comes in the wake of a federal investigation and reports of 113 crashes and 13 injuries. for the full list of recalled vehicles, go to cbsnews.com. >>> meantime, president trump is sounding off on the federal reserve once again. he says the fed sh

when i wouldn't say thanks for taking the time to watch the news of. larry king right here right after this break. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were employed working. there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america where shade by the ton principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo down engineer elections manufacture consent and other prince holds according to no i'm jones to one set of rules for the rich opposite of poor. that's what happens when you put power into the hands of a narrow sector of will switch will is dedicated to increasing power for itself just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization of america. last month the us manufacturing shrank for the 1st time in 3 years what impact will this have on donald trump's 2020 reelection bid we're

hello there on a warm welcome to our arts and culture news of fans of stephen king our rejoicing because pennywise the clown is back in it chapter 2 and so we'll see if the sequel packs the same horrifying punch and meanwhile here's what else is in the pipeline. these little guys have a long history in germany and we'll visit one of the last traditional manufacturers of garden gnomes to find out if they're a dying breed. and in our series planet berlin we need a self-taught fermentation expert from japan for supplying a unique flavor twist to some of britain's finest restaurants. it's the most successful horror film of all time believe it it a chilling funhouse romp that centers around a sinister clown that loves to eat children based on stephen king's $986.00 novel of the same name it was the 2nd adaptation of the book following a successful mini series back in 1990 and so expectations were very high for the continuation of the tale. i used to live here. like you remember. we have you feel free to look around well i get the water boiling.

at the new york stock exchange, i am diane king hall >>> san jose police have introduced a new online tool to help fight against prostitution and human trafficking. it is called the report john program. residents can use the system to anonymously report anyone, they think has solicited sx worker. the online form includes where the activity took place, a discussion of the car and driver and an option to upload a photo. one resident does not leave it will deter anyone. >> i do not think it will help. this profession has gone on for so long. they have not stopped yet. >> reporting someone could result in getting a dear john letter from authorities, warning their behavior was witnessed. something the system will lead to harassment. one human trafficking advocacy group says, the hope other cities adopted. >>> the death toll from the bahamas is up to 44. number is expected to rise. security forces and other teams are searching devastated areas. more than 70,000 people are believed to be homeless. food, water and other supplies are running out. 250 women, children and elderly residents of th

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like today in nairobi reading is king is news can you see it. and you see it is brings concerned parties onboard and teams out. there with a previously anything to policies. global 3000 next on d w. 4. years in the lives of maggie and leo. you always think it will come some time and it's difficult to stay hopeful. their 2nd chance at life. to patients to live before and after a life saving organ transplant. donor organ recipients. in 30 minutes. welcome to the what is the game here or did. you talk about the. welcome to global 3000 this week we look at the garbage choking the nairobi river in the kenyan capital young people from informal settlements are doing something about it we head to one of the poorest regions in the us where being bringing former coal miners hope for the future but 1st the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade.

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.orning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. a measure of household debt for the second quarter will be released later today, and tween the u.s. and china will continue in washington. yesterday stocks paired early gains as optimism surrounding the new trade negotiations were muted. the dow lost 52 points. the s&p 500 ended flat, and the nasdaq lost five. -- snack in that case added five. >>> according to freddie mac, the average rate of a 30-year fixed mortgage increased from 3.5% a week ago to 3.7%. a year ago the rate was 4.6%. the average on the 15-year fixed home loan climbed about .1% from last week to 3.2%. >>> now about 1,600 amazon employees plan to walk off the job later today over what they say is the company's inaction on climate change. they say a pledge fromceo jeff bezos to make the company carbon neutral by 2040 and to use more electric delivery vans does not go far enough. the walkout comes as a global strike begins today. it calls on people to walk out of scho

another of the most read stories on our website is the news that from today, the fast food chain burger kingon by a petition from two primary school girls — sisters ella and caitlin mcewan — which called on companies to stop giving away the toys because of the environmental impact. alasdair murdoch, the chief executive of burger king in the uk, has been speaking to ben thompson on bbc breakfast. ben started by asking him, why it took two children, aged just 9 and 7, to spur the company into action. i think what that might have done, and we spoke to them last night, they certainly hurried us up and we re they certainly hurried us up and were quite catalytic, but we have been moving towards a sustainable strategy for about 18 months, but it is very 30 say they hurried us up along that process. it isjust a tip of the iceberg, as we know, and i touched on it and introduction. so many visits to your restaurants and those of your rivals involve single pot use —— single—use plastics, straws, cutlery, that kind of thing. how do you get rid of that? absolutely, it is one part of it. we have many othe

hello there and a warm welcome to our arts and culture news of fans of stephen king our rejoicing because pennywise the clown is back in it chapter 2 so we'll see if the sequel packs the same horrifying punch and meanwhile here's what else is in the pipeline. these little guys have a long history in germany and we'll visit one of the last traditional manufacturers of garden gnomes to find out if they're a dying breed. and in our series planet berlin we meet a self-taught fermentation expert from japan for supplying a unique flavor twist to some of britain's finest restaurants. well it's the most successful horror film of all time believe it it a chilling funhouse romp that centers around a sinister clown that loves to eat children based on stephen king's $986.00 novel of the same name it was the 2nd adaptation of the book following a successful mini series back in 1990 and so expectations were very high for the continuation of the tale. i used to live here. he said like you remember cleaner. you feel free to look around while i get the water boil in. our. pail he asked of music. hard to d

now there's a new sprint king on the planets and he has a somewhat checkered past christine coleman's put drug control behind him to win the gold in the 100 meters at the world thetic championships in qatar the american then slammed his country's anti doping agency for smearing his name reports. in the post you saw in bold world saturday's 100 meters final was always going to carry added significance everyone eager to see him could take belts mantle and be the sport's new superstar but whether christian coleman is that man remains to be same off the track the american has missed 3 drugs test in 12 months however on its own is a class apart. i and he showed why is he $1.00 in nor in point 76 seconds coming in ahead of defending champion justin gatlin. but questions remain over the 23 year old's checkered past coleman still angry with the u.s. anti-doping agency after they revealed the news about his 3 missed dart tests. was ever felt. reputational i'll add information. elsewhere on the track history was made in the women's 10000 meters final she found her son becoming the 1st darts one