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how do thehe markets react to oe political turmoil in london?tephen: we saw the pound fall to its lowest level in almost three years. $1.20, it fell below a little of those losses. look back at how it has performed over the past six months, the rule is more likely a no deaeal brexit appears, t te lower sterling seems to go. we can speak to michael. thank you for being with us. what should we take away from the latest movement in sterling over the past 24 hours? >> against the dollar, it is skewed a little by the strength of the dollar. we have seen the euro fall to multiyear lows against the dollar. the australian dollar is also weak against the u.s. dollar. pound are looking at the against the dollar, it is not surprising it is weak. against the euro, it is more nuanced. it is down from its lowest levels against the euroo from august. the political uncertainty as a result of the ongoing attminster -- the ongoing's westminster is taking its toll on the pound. stephen: we are looking at a snap election. what could that mean for sterling? priced i

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but a spokesman person tells fox that due to a change in the weather, the cal oes deployment was canceled while the path of this latest hurricane is still changing. the red cross crews are waiting to help those in the path of the storm. >> and so that means after she hits, it is opening a more stable shelter where people are going to be able to go and then start their recovery process. >> well, we have expanded coverage of hurricane dorian on ktvu odom. you'll get up tates on the storm's path. >>> friends and family with serious health issues will continue their search for him today. 84-year-old farmer who has dementia walk add way from his home one week ago. he was reported missing by his wife who says he has a history of falls and can become disoriented. volunteers will meet at 10:00 this morning at twin pines park to organize the search. >>> police are cracking down on illegal side shows this holiday weekend. extra officers are taking a zero tolerance approach making arrests, issuing citations and towing cars. people are taking to the air to watch for violaters. other law enforcement a

woodruff: one other thng we're hearing from the democrats is weighing in on a story that came our t oe"new york times" reporting, domenico, that there i a new accusation of sexual misconduct against supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, who went through hearings, confirmed, sitting on the court. here we are many months later the story comes outs we shouly the woman who is cited not by name repesortedly t have a memory of what happened, so the whole thing is. a little mud but having said this, you've already got, what, several, half a dozen democrats running for president saying that brett kavanaugh should be impeached. >> and there's the key phrase, running for president, because they kw that the base very strongly is in favor of impeachment generally. the rest of the country not so much. you know, independents have tracked with democrats allh throughout trump presidency on almost every issue except for impeachment when look at it in the polling, and this is another one of those are specific polling on kavanaugh himself, not specific polling, but wh it comes to the present,hey think i

. >> you talked talk about one oe challenges kind of that exists, your teaching mainly first-generation american kids. what are some of the other challenges in getting concept of the constitution, government and washington across to high school students? >> in general histories hard to convince people that is not just the thing that happened before but it's a thing that is actually happening now. history feels like something in the distant past and we don't get a second. but help to make those connections for my students take these are issues were still reckon with. so who cares john adams try to limit free speech? it's important to our conversation today about what is hate speech and what should be allowed in part of the discussion online. it takes making those connections for them that they may not make themselves. >> what current political issues or figures are the most sort of talked about among your students? >> donald trump is the person number one pick they always, and say did you hear? did you see? can you believe? then we get to talk about the historical significance and those

over, we need to roll up our sleeves and think, "maybe the person i disagree with is right at least oe in a while, so let's figure out how we're going to solve problems." s today, it appearwe stay in this divide mode of electioneering instead of the governance mode of getting togetherth and governincountry and doing the best we can. i grew up raised by the greatest generation, but i'm not sure we're turning over as good a country to our children's generation, the next generations, as the greatest generati turned over to us. >> the second thing that poses a critireat to this nation's -- of this democraticiment is our fiscal sustainability. >> yes. "no nation in history has maintained its militaryil power if it did not keepal its fiouse in order." why is this so important to you? >> you've really read the book. thank you. the fiscal situation is such that we of my generation are no longer expecting to pay for all the serviceser want from gent. we're borrowing more money, and we turn it overou tooung people and say,an "thank you very much. here's a debt. please carry that debt forwa. we'r

vertthe security forces re are n high alert.f the threat oe taliban looms over this election. these two were riously injured fighting the militants.er the former solhave lost >> about 20 of my friends from the army have been killed or injured. the government doesnt support us, our families.vo i want t for a different government. martin: can you show me your injuries? he was shot multiple times. he has had 19 operations andat spent a year and a half in the hospital. >> thereill be no future for afghanistan until the war is over, but it will take time. martin: after 18 years of war and three presidential votes, peace does not seem to be any closer.io previous ele in afghanistan have beeed by massive corruption. the government wants to use this vote to shore up its legitimacyi but how much legitimacy can an election have one large parts of the country are under taliban control, and many people are simplyoo scared to vote? there is fear on every street here. standing watch out collegegud in kabul. security is tight now, after it was bombed by militants last year, killing 48 studen

they're at 2.1 now and not talking about anything like thar kind oe cut. so they need to movey fast. >> christina, you thiedou the can probably be positive for the stk market if indeed they do cut rates, but what about for the economy. >> well i e cure fy. what' aili the economy. the only thing that can stop that is a resolutio to the trade war. but the fed does have in its arsenal, monetary policy toolsl that can be ver supportive of risk assets. look back to the global financial crisis a how wel stocks and other risk assets did. we could see a replay of that again where accommodative, monetary nepolicy, fed rate cut enable stocks to not only hold their but make some gains. so i'll ask you the same question. how much do you think the fed will cut rates this month? >> i expect fed will cut rates by 25 basis points.wi >> and wha the market's response be to that do you think? >> i think markets will accept it and we could see stocks move slightly higher. as long as the messaging remains dubbish. that's really what's critical in septber. >> would you agree wi

. >>> 10 members of oes emergency management are being deployed to the hurricane zone in florida ahead of dorian. their mission delivering potentially life-saving messages to people in crisis. >>> to disseminate information. to dispel misinformation. rumor control. we have one of the best if not the best mutual aid system here in california. probably within the united states if not the world. >>> heading to florida this evening cruise from california's task force three which includes fire personnel from san jose and menlo park. >>> let's go to darren. where is it going? >>> you remember from last weekend sunday dorian look like it was going to go south of puerto rico. we were talking about this last sunday. dorian ended up going north of puerto rico. this has been a difficult one to track the path. as correctly as we would like. even though florida is now out of the direct path it is still in the cone of uncertainty. i'm going to play the forecast forward. you will see the cone skirts the edge of the florida peninsula and and works its way into the carolinas. i will have the specific v

actually, he would like there to be an election, that is the o oe thing he would like. he can prove he is more popular than jeremy corbyn. in a way, he is imprisoned in number 10 downing street with whatever he does. brent: that's a good point. alex: he can't really do what he would like to do. brent: he is imprisoned there as prime minister. and we have this brexit strategy that he is standing by. what does today's court ruling mean for brexit? alex: we must point out that this ruling was not about brexit. slip of the tongue there because effectively, it does make a difference in brexit. that is because parliament now will start sitting again tomorrow, 11:30 a.m. in the u.k., andnd parliament may well decide that they made to take control of the so-called timemetable. the parliamentary order paper, which is to say that they can move the government aside and decide how are -- what are we going to do now with brexit? how can we take this forward? which all sounds great but so far, they have failed to really have a majority for anything apart from trying to stop a no deal

the probability is that elizabeth warren will win the new hampshire primary oes that do to joe biden whose entire election is predicateed on him being the winner when he may not be winning? >> brennan: david, yreican race, the former congressman from south carolina wants to challenge president trump. trump campaign says, eh, it's irrelevant. it is? >> they have made it so that mark sandford will not be able to vote for himself because they have shut down the state primary. donald trump is so popular in the republican party he does not want republicans to vote on his renomination, that's how popular he is. the story of the republican party -- >> brennan: it's not unprecedented that the caucus has been canceled. >> it is not unprecedented, but it's something when a president wants to demonstrate the strength of his support in the party, these kinds of acclimations can be useful. the key to donald trump's position in the republican party is a problem of fractions, which is that he is getting a bigger and bigger share of a smaller and smaller party. >> brennan: bigger and bigger share of

katharine hayden moderated that debate along with san francisco chronicle columnists, heather knight, one oe

respect for president whom i do have great respect for, i moved it back two weeks. 25%.ight now it's 15.oes up to 30% on october eporter: [inaudible] president trump: no, i haven't. i just tell you, it is -- everybody's read it. laugh at it. it's another -- it's another disaster. the media has lost so much credibility in this country. has become the laughing stock of the world. hen you look at what they did to justice kavanaugh and so many others last week. is one of the worst weeks in the history of the fake news media. ou have been wrong on so many things, and this one will be -- i wouldn't say it will top the list because i think you can't do worse than some of the missed over the last week or two. ut the media of our country is laughed at all over the world now. you're a joke. ok. what else? when you talk about the conversations that you -- president trump: which conversations? reporter: we are trying to out which conversations. president trump: you are supposed to be the media. figure it out. which conversation? reporter: july 25. resident trump: i really don't know. eporter: [inaudibl

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