new -- it's new behavior in order to actually phone.ed to that mark: that's a good question. 7, ould look at the iphone the device that came out in 2016. i would be pretty unsurprised if that around, dropped the price between $50 and a hundred and made that the newer iphone replacing maybe the iphone sce. that's something to pay attention to as well. emily: talk to us, mark, about the colors. what are the options? the option?re we're told for the two older phones, they will continue to silver.ray and they have been working on gold. they have been having some color getting the gold working correctly so perhaps we'll see that in a later or te, perhaps next year ready for this year, on the cheaper models, we're likely to colors, gold, gray and white/silver but also, and perhapsue color a red color as well. so a little bit more color this low end nd on the phones. emily: gene, what kind of growth over u looking for, then, the next year? last week who expect 2019 to be a disappointing year for the iphone. agree?ou gene: no. i think it will be a zero to 5% growth. the emphasis here is on stabil

times when i was growing up adds thinking of -- and in the military there were not a lot of people i ould look to that looked like me in this space. that is a positive outcome as well. mantles, you e know, not just having which will serve as just the moderator. i think i saw that in the report that anyonepeaks to anywhere can do it. to continue to put those images out there for people. a that essentially takes deliberate action and really a political commitment of high investment in p seeing that through. >> absolutely. gain the policies are good and i don't want it take away from that but we have to have action to follow up. that is the buy why is training and -- bias training and funding. not a one off solution to improve diversity and inclusion. >> i want to highlight that one thing we didn't touch on was age. ge really -- not age in skwrjut the internal pool but in hinking of policies we also deal with a little bit of omestic and international political work and we have done nigeria with last government race and we talked role of young people and policies that could be put in place to make

democratically oppose it and deepen the repression and systematic human rights violations robert oulds al-jazeera washington. looks like donald trump is changing his story about a meeting between his son and a russian lawyer connected to the kremlin the meeting is part of the muller investigation into links between the kremlin and trump's election campaign trump said a few months ago that the meeting was about adopting russian children now he says it was to collect information about hillary clinton tweeted this fake news reporting a complete fabrication that i am concerned about the meeting my wonderful son donald had in trump tower this was a meeting to get information on an opponent totally legal and all the time in politics and it went nowhere i did not know about it exclamation point from washington d.c. mike hanna has more. well the tweet which came at eight thirty five sunday morning completely changed the dynamic of the ongoing milian to test a geisha and into russian collusion essentially president trump has reversed the story concerning the meeting that took place in trump tower back in june twenty sixth

doctors are sending out a new warning about where you should and ould not trashe look at the bay bridge and >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> time now 5:43 on this monday morning. we're tracking the fog for you. live doppler 7 showing you visibility pretty good around the bay shoreline. notice in the north bay tracking this all morning long. santa rosa still having issues with dense fog right now, down to zero miles visibility. that's as bad as it gets. we'll keep tracking that. 12-hour planner shows you the gradual clearing of cloud cover. by 4:00 the big takeaway a cooler afternoon compared to the weekend but i'm tracking even cooler air moving into the coming days. i will have that for you in about four minutes. alexis >>> thank you. developing news in the case of a missing iowa college student who spent part of her childhood in the east bay. mollie tibbett's father is taking a break from the search heading back home to fresno. rob tibbett's says it wasn't his choice. law enforcement told family members they

crazy rich asians will open in theaters worldwide in august and september robert oulds al jazeera hollywood. let's have a look at the top stories here about as there are now tens of thousands of people stranded in the southern indian state of carola after days of heavy flooding there the worst monsoon floods in kerala for a century and move on one hundred ninety people have died in just over a week about the rains have also a major roads have been cleared so help can now get through under thomas has more from kara. this is the sort of saying that is being repeated right across. the rays in a river between where i'm standing and as far as you can say that's normally dry land but a river about a claim about why has spilled its banks to such an extent but the water. here it's very very large that's why there is a rope along the right hand side as people walk across with their bags of rocks and with bottles of water there's about five hundred people over there most of them don't want to leave their homes or living on the upper levels but they do need help and this is a scene that's going on the want to cross the

we arert answer is, seeing more opportunities and we are looking to expand investment in asia. --oulde for there to be ratchet up the trade rhetoric and then solve it. vonnie: it seems to be what is happening. talk to us, you said argentina, venezuela is what you're doing now. what does that mean? hans: venezuela has been in default for a while. the current situation is unsustainable. something has got to give. you ofot negotiate but got a country with $800 billion of oil reserves and external debt of $80 billion. this is going to be an opportunity and use -- especially when you see sovereign bonds trading. the capacity is there. it is a matter of timing. this could be a 1, 2 year, five-year play but there will be something to do. vonnie: you have not bought anything in venezuela? hans: we have been involved for years. vonnie: something new, in recent years? hans: we have been working hard to courtney creditor, -- coordinate creditor, to establish, we are keeping the dialogue open with the people in the sea and the international institutions. vonnie: what about turkey? hans: it has be

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--ould have to say, i do not i do not look at it in terms of have we deviated, and now is the time to pull the trigger, this is not the environment we are in. -- one ofof the most the more interesting pieces of research suggesting that we should not rush aside the notion that the treasury could intervene and weaken the dollar is this silly stuff or should this be worth contemplating. all of the parameters in the u.s. are pointing towards a stronger dollar. au have a risk on terms of trade war, which is a story on a safe haven angle. in theory if the treasury wanted could act.llar, they it would seem peculiar. president trump has been critical on countries that he has seen manipulating their currency. it is an unlikely response for the u.s. to mimic that behavior. to me it is a low probability event. vonnie: let us look at wcrs. the turkish lira is off its weaknesses and down a .7%. it backed off -- it is down 3.7%. it has backed off. are all of the speculators out? liquidity is thin, so it does not take much to move the price either way. it is the person on the other side to take that

by the time you pick them up, we ould be in about the upper 70s to near 80ee de we'll look at what'sg up through your weekend. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:32 right now. new overnight, one of the virginia jurors who decided manafort's fate spoke to fox news last night. >> paula said she wanted him to be innocent but the evidence was clear. they found him guilty on seven charges. that wouldave been the same for the other ten charges but b one juror held out. >> we tried to convince her to look at the paper trail. we laid it out in front her again and again. and she said she had a urasonable doubt. that's the way theworked. >> manafort is facing up to teno years in p special counsel robert mueller's office has until wednesday to decide whether to retry mafort on the other ten charges. he will go on ial in d.c. next month. >> the other jurors' identities willemain secret. they received threats. paula duncan wanted america to know more about the evidence. >>> here's a look at the other top stories this morning. the department of education could be considering allowing states to useal fed fu

looking down. and as you say, when it comes to the trade derns u.s. officials suggesting that more tariffs could be afoot and that ould hamper the pobc's efforts to support the juan. so overall, though, it looks like the week's rebound in chinese stocks is looking vulnerable. think mae end up testing last week's lows. and banks may be a point of worry as they get whip lashed by policy shifts. we're waiting for reaction to second quarter results from china's biggest lenders. they did post stable earnings growth helped by better margins. and a quick word on the hong kong dollar. we did have the -- defending the peg as we have seen the hong kong dollar move toward the weaker end of the trading range throughout most of the month of august. now, when it comes to hong kong stocks, chart watchers may find some glimmer of hoach and the hang seng could close above its 50 day moving average for the first time since mid june. you can see on this chart, if you can find in the gtv library in the past the hang seng tends to bounce off around that level. and that's proved to be the case four times last year offering an opportunity t

. >>> there are reports amazon ould whittle down its list of finalists for the new headquarters this month. right now amazon is looking at 20 finalists including d.c., montgomery county andn norther virginia. the "new york times" ima reportingn will cut that list significant this mon and then ask finalists for their best and final offers. amazon says the new headquarters will create 50,000 jobs and $5 billion in construction investment. despite the report. the company is still not saying a word about its plans. >>> amazon's ale is learning some new tricks, and these tricks could help kp burglars away from your home. this new feature allows alexa to play pre-recorded audio tracks that run about an hour long each and the aud includes real conversations and skits that could make a burglar tnk that people are actually home. creators say the idea is built around, quote, funny but somewhat common conversations including a couple breaking up. some of the tracks were created by former "saturday night live" writers, believe it or not. >> that's actually a funny idea, but a good idea. >> including a couple b up. g >> i love tha

looking at iran. how widespread is this? max: it's kind of hard to say. i think anybody who saw that russia was attpting this kind of divisive inauthentic activity ould haveok probably guessed there were a number of other governments who had the resources, the desire, and ideological commitments to do it. given c that 't, on the one , hand, be surprising that iran has undertaken the same kind of things. it doesn't mean we have a goodof sensho else is trying to do this, both state and nonstate actors. it's difficult to get a handle on. jane: it has been an extraordiny two days, with microsoft, twitter, facebook, and reports now that the democratic party suffered another attempted hack. st how vulnerable are we max: i would say fairly vulnerable. i think that you have to divide a few differenthings. the recent attack on the democratic national committee referred to the fbi is a question of lnerability of internal technological services. is your email safe? is the email hackable of people who work at the dnc? then there is the broader mquestion ah scarier question of whether or not our political discourse is hackable. if you can create enough fake facebook pag