. >> according to npd, 12 people were shot including a 133450 yield man who died. victims were rushed to a nearby hospital. out of the 12 that were struck. 12 were males, five were females. ages from 21 to 55 years old. >> new york mayor says the tragedy is not a reflection of the city or the people of brownsville. >> it does not define what is happen on the ground in a community that's worked so hard and comes so far. >> the groundsville neighborhood has been making headlines after cell phone video surfaced showing people bumping buckets of water. in brownsville the officers were seen walking aways as a man continued to douse them with water. police made arrests in those previous incidents and pledged to find the shooters from the pack. >>> hawaii is on alert, it could be hit by the soon to be hurricane eric. the tropical storm is expected to become a hurricane today or tomorrow, it could reach category 2 in strength. it's too early to know if eric will hit hawaii directly. rough surf and rip currents are expected. >>> giants have the day off before a series again

basically every aspect of the german government is again trying to get public financing taken away from the npd, the neo-nazi political party in germany. they've been trying for years to ban this party, but they faileld and some are tried to get the funding taken away. brent: that has been done in the political world. where's the rest of society in all of this? >> they can only legislate so much. of course, there's many nonprofits and ngo's that research far right extremism, that track them, that coordinate and organize rallies, as we often see when there are far right demonstrations in germany. the counter rally is often much, much bigger. you often see -- there was a very funny, very clever protest a few weeks ago in an eastern german town where the town bought up all the beer so a far right rock rally could not have the beer. things like that are examples of a civil society trying to fight this. brent: the question has been posed a lot lately -- why does it seem that germany is struggling a lot with far right extremism or far right violence now? >> it is a bit of a perception/reality situati

you have another police department coming into our neighborhood doing something we ctuld not experom npd to do, it's a problem. >> prince georges cnty police released a statement saying it is not pgpd policy to meet recklessehavior with reckless behavior. they say the chase was a violation of department policy but didn't say whether the officers would face any discipnary action. >>> 4:08 right now. sad update this morning to house explosion in charlotte, north carolina. a woman was killed and a man was injured there. they were both inside the house when the explosion happened yesterday. this is video of the aftermath. the house was destroyed, as you can see here. shoppers at a nearby grocery store thought a bomb had gone off. no word on what caused that explosion. >>> an icon of the automobile industry and one of the country's highest profile executives has di. lee iacocca passed away at his california home as a ford marketing executive in the '60s, he helpede launch thmustang then in the '80s as the ceo of chrysler he rescued the cmpany from near bankruptcy. iacocca died from natural ca

there was a report out from npd group this morning that said apparel spending is expected to continueo tick down this year. one area where they still see growth is athleisure wear. athletic wear. that is one area within apparel that there's been a lot of players like lululemon, nike, under armour, adidas continuing to do well you're seeing dress barn, chico's, charming charlie filed for bankruptcy last week the department store chain, a lot of apparel-based retailers are struggling that's one area if consumers are cutting back on spending, that's where they're cutting back >> what's the big focus for you? which part of the retail business >> sure. i think it is and continues to be apparel that's where store closures that we're seeing across the entire retail landscape that's where those are shaking out. so just then, you know, looking at what is moving in to those spaces what's next? what will fill that gap if anything as these companies continue to struggle and go out of business. >> all right lauren thomas, thank you very much >> thank you for having me >>> coming up on the show, mu

another police department coming into our neighborhood doing something that we would not expect from npd to do, it's a problem. county rince georges police released a statement saying, quote, it n is pgpd policy to meet reckless behavior with reckless behavior. the department says the chase was a violation of department policy but didn't say whether anyone will be disciplined. >>> anhe icon of t automobile industry and one of the nt couy's highest profile executives has died. lee iacocca passed away yesterday at his california home. he was 94 years old. as a ford marketing executive in the '60s he helped launch the mustane then in th'80s as the ceo of chrysler, he rescued the company from near bankruptcy. his funeral will be held on july 10th in michigan. iacocca died from natural causes. >>> d.c. councilman jack evans faced hours of tough questions from the d.c. council. he was trying to convince them not to remove him as chairman of the finance committee. evans is accused of using his public position for personal gain. yesterday he addressed his colleagues regarding a metro ethics inve

news from the company, 95% of diners who order vegan burgers are carnivores according to a study by npd group. carol, i don't get this. basically the same calories as beef, 270, versus 287. 20 grams of fat? just like, a regular burger, 23 grams. it has more sewed july by a lot, 380 milligrams, versus 75 milligrams of sodium for a burger t has a a ton of carbs. 95% of people eat these, what is the advantage? >> hmmm burger. i like things natural. only 2.3% of the population is vegetarian. they have to capture people that eat meat some of the time. some. people probably think this is helpful towards the planet. maybe people don't love idea of eating animal or novelty of technology. melissa: but they eat meat. i thought the only advantage i could see because it is not healthier, the only advantage i could see -- >> it is perception that it is made from plants. people, they think that because it is low-fat but good for you, but filled with sugar, whatever the marketing. i know. the markets says it is plant based. people don't get into details. you know this. melissa: the only reason why you

were policing their community and the anti-defamation league was called in to do an evaluation how npd handling our relationship. i think that type of study from an outside body of the adl in particular and the recommendations that came out of that we implemented have made us a better police department. >> if you're not aware you have these biases, and work on those to keep them in check, then, you could take what otherwise might have been a simple encounter that would end with a handshake into something possibly violent. >> you get more perspective seeing the pictures, seeing the horror, seeing what people go through, what they went through. here, you see how even local police were used to help carry out some of the worst crimes in history. i think we learn from that. we can spot it. we can prevent it later on in the future. >> there's no comparison what you get from personally seeing it versus hearing about it in the classroom. just how professional and compassionate they are towards every player that's involved. >> the great research they do on a regular basis, the analysis they pro

it's a big event all the way around npd says prime day shoppers are primarily female both high and incomeers are looking around half have incomes under $75,000. the third have more than $100,000 early this morning as prime day kicked off we asked shoppers what's in their shopping cart. >> my wife is definitely shopping i will look. i usually pick up some type of electronics on sale. >> i haven't decided yet what i'm going to buy. >> i don't want to spend the money. i'd rather spend it on summer activities with the family. >> i have no idea, but i definitely am going to go on, see what hthey have. >> tools i got my belt off there. >> i didn't know about it. i will have to check it out. >> hard to believe some people didn't know about it but will they end up keeping those purchases? it turns out there are a good amount of buyer's remorse. adobe says there was a 30% increase in returns for items bought on prime day last year. i know an awful lot of people bought insta pots. i asked who actually uses their insta pot. i don't. carl, back to you. >> thank you we'll work on that joining us to di

i have numbers basically from a 6% to 5% on active wear according to npd group through june of this year safe to say, this will remain the worst day only since 2017 when it was down almost 24%. so we're nowhere near that. >> also stock up more than 50% this year and a lot of hope on wall street for this turnaround. >> all right meantime the president expressing some scepticism as china trade talks get set to resume saying they cannot be trusted. the president tweets china doing badly, worst year, supposed to start buying our agriculture product now. no signs they are doing so that's the problem with china, they just don't come through talked about the trade talks at the white house a few moments ago. >> china has been taking out hundreds of billions of dollars a year with our country. now what i've done with the tariffs is, number one, they had the worst year they have had in 27 years yesterday "wall street journal," worst year in 27 years, companies are leaving china by the thousands, and their prices are coming down. i will tell you this, china is dying to make a deal with me whether o