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ngs to not have to be at world with each other and the environmental protection agency should be used to work with business industry, academic, designed the cleanest and most environmentally friendly ways to utilize our energy, not suppress it. that will help tremendously. smart things like looking at the fact we have the highest corporate tax rate in the developed world. of course that's going to drive business out of here. hiatus do a six-month tax-free so they can repatriate the over $2 trillion sitting over there. the only stipulation i would make is 10% of it had to be used to job creation for people on welfare and people who are unemployed. you want to talk about his stimulus -- about a stimulus that does s a tremendous amount ourood, and gets corporations in the mindset of recognizing that the people around them are resources, and they are resources that need to be developed. we only have 330 million people. china has over one billion. india has over one billion. we can't afford to waste any more people. we have got to begin to develop them. we have got to develop our young peo

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even those people -- and i'm ali is serious and sincere about his commitment enforcement ng the measures and there are probably some congressmen who are telling their commitment to implementing these enforcement methods. the if they are telling truth, once people are legalized happens right away -- all the incentive to commit getting this enforcement thing done, funded, pushed hrough the bureaucracy, resist the courtroom jihad that will aclu and others the incentive to follow through evaporates. that is what we saw in 1986 f. t 1986 the basic deal was the amnesty mmigrants got in exchange for banning the future nt for the illegal immigrants. it was employer sanctions. happened and the illegal immigrants got amnesty, took a process years to everybody and then one of the ore actors in that deal, national council said we have to get rid of the employer sanctions. they were welshing on the deal. runs thor of the report immigration policy for the white house. so why anybody would believe bait an switchof wouldn't happen again is beyond me. let's start with the first maryland.eenbelt, democrat

him about his childhood friend, charles, who was in colorado springs, and he had been in eight years,ngs himself going in 1894, and so literally about one month later, spencer penrose arrived in colorado springs, and that started a lifelong partnership between the two gentlemen. it just so happened that when reintroduced spencer to his child old friend, it was the beginning of cripple creek in the pikes creek region, so it was perfect timing in 1892 for penrose to come to colorado springs, so much so that when he arrived, my great-grandfather had just found a mine called the "cash onmine, was anothernd there claim, bob, a gentleman who actually did cripple creek, so my great-grandfather actually sold 10 rows half interest for $500 and loaned him the money, and that is what began their interest in cripple creek mining. our records at the foundation show that spencer penrose starting at about 1909 -- frankly, they were starting to build up towards world war i, a great amount of copper, so he was getting dividends himself up over $1 million a year, and that was not a lot of money today, but

working wirpgo, we're 38%ng investors pricing and chance that they will move on september.hen bill dudley was speaking, the probability dipped as low as 22%. can see just how rapidly the odds of september have shot back up. inwill see what happens september. alix: that two-year yield very sensitive to any expectation. ahead, samsung is struggling to beat with apple and other smartphone makers. it latest devices failed to hit with consumers. ♪ alix: top stories. in kiev, violence broke out between police and protesters outside of the parliament. thrownsay a grenade was at them, killing one officer and wounding is india's 90 others -- s many as 90 others. created a 15 mile traffic jam on the hunt gary inside of the border. five suspects have been arrested in the truck abandoned on the side of the road. brought heavy rain friday. wind on the governor is giving them until september 8 to finish the proposal. those are your top stories at this hour. world bank of indiana governor spoke about the global economy with bloombergs michael mckee at the 10th gathering over the weekend a

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tuesday week,ng and it could go weaker. weakened some 50% versus the dollar since 2013. it has weakened a lot already. we think it has further to go, actually. help the new widget export sector, but what is happening to the oil price is hard to compensate for. alix: can you quantify that forest? how much money will norway lose? : our fourndresen for nine- forecast is versus the euro. that is basically where we are out. but i think actually that the risk is on the down sign. with this to quantify actually manage for the norwegian economy because it is totally dependent upon where the new level for the oil price is $50, then istays at think the norwegian krone has much further to go, to weekend. there is huge volatility in the editing that volatility will persist until we are more certain about where the oil price is going to end. even before this oil crash there have been a lot of talk about the norwegian housing market and how it looks to some like a housing bubble that makes the u.s. housing bubble look tidy. think with this economic decline that the housing market is i

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donald trump is still baski ng in the glow of his rally. he drew 30,000 cheering supporters to weigh football stadium, a record crowd for this political season. mp: we love billy graham. you know, if it rains, i will take off my hat and i will prove -- i will prove once and for all that it's mine, ok? uck: jeb bush tried to cut taxes. versus bush duel continues next week. chuck sever's in abc news, new york. kellye: construction began on the second aircraft carrier named after president john f. kennedy. terry mcauliffe was among the dignitaries attending the keel-,laying ceremony. the first of the new carrier class uss gerald r ford will join the fleet next year. a new jersey man faces multiple charges in connection with the appearance of actress rosie o'donnell's daughter, facing charges of child endangerment. chelsea o'donnell was found in his home last week after her mother or not she was missing. o'donnell is 17. the police say that she met the 25-year-old on a dating app. next week is the 10 year anniversary of hurricane katrina. milli

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in 2016, obviously they will be x's,ng thousands of model that will be a very good thing.ric, how much enthusiasm is writing on -- writing on the model x? what if it does not come out september? deposits have put down them a there is a lot of excitement. and there is anticipation and expectation that this should come in september. we have heard that production has darted, by all accounts we should see the model x rolling out in mass by the end of the year. rotaryyou have an answer -- do you have a tesla rory? >> i do not, but what they are attempting is so hard. a new batterying type, they are rolling out new cars. i want to be clear, the running of this company, i would want to have a balance sheet that would last five years. out -- that is what they are doing. at this price they should. emily: is this looking like a balance sheet at this point? >> i agree. this is all about the five-year play. they have done preparatory survey work that shows demand for their cars. there is not a demand issue and as all they do not have that, they will not have a balance sheet issue, bec

ng done -- been guest: there should have been more transparency, reporting on what is known about this, and may be what they need to find out and need help on, help maybe from the citizenry who know or even work in these facilities and could share important information about, for example, chemicalanother toxic storage nearby? it's a shipping area. oftentimes, very dangerous chemicals are ship. those can -- shipped. those can include chlorine gas, are many hazardous as other substances which could be lethal if triggered in an explosion. thank you for joining us. next, eurozone finance ministers gathered in brussels this friday for crucial talks on approving a third bailout deal for cash strapped greece. they have given the greenlight to that deal. european officials have recommended an immediate loan of 23 billion euros. leader alexis tsipras has pleaded with leaders to shut loans, saying it would put greece into a never ending crisis. after hours of tense debate, the greek parliament has given the green light to that bailout. athens will asher in tax hikes and top spending cuts in retu

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days,ng his cowboy reunions with the roughriders.e is such -- he is one of those magnetic figures that whenever you see him, even on this old film, your eyes are just drawn to him. and we have some films of him campaigning for the presidency in 1912. these are very nice films of him campaigning on the back of train platforms. and you just really wish you could hear him. we have recordings of roosevelt from 19 oh 12. he actually cut if your records -- 1912. he actually cut a few records, so we do have roosevelt voice, as well, which is actually quite high and squeaky. >> we stand for a living wage. where does that provide a living to those who give their time and energy. -- vers according to local censorship, but must include and to give the elements of a normal standard of living. a standard high enough to make morality possible and provide for education and recreation. -- [indiscernible] i do think that roosevelt was very aware of his image. particularivated a image of being a strong, robust, can do kind of guy. and this is one reas

ng. >> this is weird. >> is that a weird jellyfish? >> i love the guy, i don't know.one else ever seen this? >> there's no real internals of any kind just this lark bloob. they don't want to disturb it but the surface of the blob appears to be moving and wiggling with the water. >> is it just billions trillions of tiny animals moving together is my only real thought. >> very close. the mystery didn't go unsolved for long. what they looked at it and examined it further, do you have a guess? >> is it a whale shark? >> oh my gosh you're right! no. >> because that would be pretty awesome. >> go to rightthisminute.com and click on tv show to find out and also use our mobile app. >>> how does this -- i don't know i don't know i don't know, but stuff like this happens. oh no. this really small child, toddler, got his head stuck in this tin, this thing. >> looks like a spitoon. >> the child is screaming, crying incessantly. >> probably not from pain. >> probably really scared because look at the shear they are using to cut through this tin thing. they are holding him down and

ng pay gap. >> i don't >> six months ago if you had predicted that senator bernie sanders of vermont would have attracted a lot of interest, would you have been called crazy. on sunday, the independent from vermont drew the largest crowd of any 2016 presidential candidate so far. nearly 20,000 supporters jammed into a basketball arena in portland, oregon for sanders rally with another 8,000 gathered in overflow areas outside. sanders decried the political influence of the billionaire class and promised a better lot for the working class. >> we can be a nation in which everyamerican regardless of his or her income can get a college education . >> sanders is keeping the pressure on hillary clinton who addressed student debt. she proposed a $350 billion plan to cut the cost of public school tuition and cut student loan interest rates. sanders though is clearly tapping into the voters, by seizing on the wall street movement, let's bring in al jazeera's political analyst michael shure. 28,000 heard it in portland, bernie sanders railing against the billionaire class, is that what is attra

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howdy you explain the yin and ya ng of that? roger: first, he loves people. mark: how do you go from that to "you are a jerk"? roger: in business in the manhattan real estate world it is a dog eat dog world. one of his maxims i agree with is, if someone hits you hard, hit him back. harder. that is fine if you're in reality tv, but this is a different realm, and i think he will realize that over time. john: he is prone to ebulience and he sometimes says things that are not true. he said that you cannot find a chevy in china and that the gross to medic product was below zero. and he exaggerates a little bit. if there were 5000 people in the room, it was 15,000. and there is always the biggest crowd that has ever been in any given place. for most politicians, they would be called out for that and it would be a problem for their credibility. can he just keep doing that, and if so, how long will he get away with it? roger: first of all, he is a good salesman. part of that is salesmanship. does anyone care if they were 800 people at the rally, or 1500? john: people

disney is down 8.25% after a rare ears ngs disappointment. let's get to netflix. offering their employees unlimited maternity and paternity leave for the first year after they either have a child or adopt a child. and it's very, very flexible. during that first year, the new moms and dads can come and go as they see fit. they can either work full time or part time, all for full pay during that first year. netflix officials say they're doing this in order to keep the bet talent, best talent in the field. experience shows people perform better at work when they're not worrying about home. amen to that. it's back to the future for rio this time. lexus has unveiled an honest to goodness hover board just like the one marty mcfly used in the movie "back to the future 2." don't get too excited yet, it's not for sale. might be for sale. right now the prototype only works in a controlled environment, where there are magnets placed under the surface that you're hovering over and those magnets under act with liquid nitrogen cooled superconductors on the hover board. but stil

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firing up more showers and storms in time for the eve ng commute. so unfortunately, both your commutes tomorrow could be affected by some heavy rain and localizheed flooding. it is good ne a, not the commute part, but we do need the rain around here. we have rork conditions around long island. looke like we'll get a g d soaking. anywhere from 1 to 2, maybe even over 2 inches of rain in some spots. bad for flooding. good for plants and the drought situation. we are expecting that amount of rain to fall tomorrow by the evening hours. for today, showers linger off to the west. it's mainly dry around new york city. the rain moves in overnight tonight after 3:00, 4:00 a.m. 71 for your low temperature. tomorrow is muggy and steamy and stormy. soaking storms on tuesday. you can see in the seven-day forecast, 79. then we dry out very nicely wednesday, thursday and friday, after that one-day glitch in the forecast. we're back to the 80s and sunshine. lower humidity. it feels nice as well. notice the heat, it's building. we're tracking the potential for tempe

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so what's happened in that ng 13 years since it had been classified as an information service was the broadband service provider spoke over cable modems and dsl, than wireless, invested well over $100 billion in infrastructure, and so much innovation was we are benefiting from today resulted from that investment. it was a little bit of a bait and switch. and i don't mean that so much to criticize today's fcc, because they do change hands, but to suddenly reclassify all of that as a telecommunications service and suddenly be tightly regulated seems a little bit like a bait and switch. the reason i say that is because we still need an a norma's amount of investment -- an enormous amount of investment. i don't think the people who are screaming about this will come true. that innovation will be slow down. it is all still happening. the reason for that is that the fores are so high, broadband innovation. we don't have the benefit in the u.s. or the situation that some other countries do have with their government essentially subsidizing broadband infrastructure. in our country, private in

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seven on your side found court records that show flanagan sued two of his former employers...includi ng w-d-b-j - in a recent dispute over wages following his dismissal. he also sued a florida station owned by our parent company - sinclair broadcasting in 2000...claiming discrimination after working there one year. both cases were dimissed. flanagan shed some light on his motive based on that detailed document sent to abc...in which he calls the virginia tech shooter "his boy"...saying he put down a deposit on a gun after the charleston church shooting - which he says sent him over the top. he claims the bullets he fired today had the victims initials on them. use breaking news keys banner: shooter's background in his letter - flanagan says his anger has been steadily building...that he was a powder keg just waiting to explode. police still don't know if he specifically targeted alison parker and adam ward...his former colleagues. but flanagan said he has suffered racial discrimination, sexual harassment and bullying at work. joce sterman - abc7 news. this tragedy - certainly getting a