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fire crews say surveillance video from the home showed a couple of young peoe in front of the house withe out. >>> no baby panda at the national zoo this year. mei xiang not pregnant. the female panda showed signs acting.nancyut it was only it's called pseudo pregnancy. >> it's common for female pandas to exhibit these kinds of behaviors and build nests as if they were getting ready for a baby. mei xiang was artificially inseminated on march first. the zoo says her behavior will n turn toormal over the next few weeks and the panda house will be opened once again. too bad. >>> toys r us may have closed its doors good but that doesn't mean it's the end of the era for geoffrey the giraffe. the former toy sto o mascot has beenffered new gig. >> the san f a'sncisco zoo says it trying toonvince toys r us to donate the mascot to further giraffe conservation. good idea, right? they're hoping the company will donate the rights to geoffrey to bring attention to the world's giraffe population. the mascot is set to hit the auction block next mth along with the company's name andothe. >> why not? the

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second trimester and third trimesteres abortions, most peoe want only under limited circumstances. they do not want to overturn and reopen social ones in this country and they think that all any nominee that would do that would probably take the country in the wrong direction and, it makes for a more divisive society. >> here's the problem with that. the problem with that is, you have someone like brett kavanaugh who -- listen to his speech tonight. how he spoke, how he spoke with not only reverence about the constitution but the process. looking forward to meeting with the senators and being an independent jurists. i think most fair-minded people but most americans you can out to be --he you don't revive the constitution and put women in jail. that doesn't strike most people. i think that image tonight of the court hurts the democratstt morning, noon and night. i don't think it's attractive and i don't think the women out there tonight help the democrats at all.we frank, your thoughts about what we heard tonight? and apparently on another network tonight, cnn, rick santorum was cr

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you have been talking to pople critica of this process, who have a very different view of whether peoe should be allowed to come into the country. >> i think if you speak to tru supporters, they think the problem is the way the legal cstem has been laid out, that the president waoosing to enforce the laws that he did not want to sparate these families, but, if he didn't separate them, he would, in fact, be encouraging more people to cross the border and, of course, liberals disagree with that.e, the bottom liudy, these people in u.s. custody, the u.s. has responsibility for their care now. >> woodruff: lisa desjardins, more excellent reporting. thank you verye uch. >> youlcome. >> woouff: in the day's other news, the latest u.s. jobs report shows a resilient economy, despite fears of a trade war with china. the labor department said that 213,000 new jobs were added in june, exceeding projections. jubut the unemployment rated slightly to 4%, up from 3.8% in may. the report comes as punitive tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese imports go into effect today. beijing hit back quickly, i

in one sense, peoe say this is a trivial matter. who cares? the reason it mattered is this was righout of the box-- not just a lie but it was an assault empirical, demonstrable facts. that is, there were pictures that showed the difference, and that was the a tel they a in poker that said that this guys mething different. he was going to go after truth in a way, and it's been a sustained, relentless assault on truth. >> would like to, just for a o moment, ki put some of this into historical context. when you look back at other presidents who have lie- because most presidents have in some at least minor ways, sometimes justifiable ones, and sometimes categorically wrong ones, ones that were morally problematic. you still don't see anythshg like ther kind of volume that president trump is doing. i mean, what we have when we look back at f.d.r., he even admitted that he would be perfectly willing to mislead and tell lies if it wto win the war. and, of course, he was talkingr about world . when you look at richard nixon with watergate. that was, o

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they don't want to go through prepa anymore of th is that peoe getting off the grid the fact is many companies are installing solar panels and getting off the grid and that is happening day in and day out. >> in your opinion a mandate would be to basically force the head of prepa to go ahead and put the investment into solar. not just prepa but to encourage citizens and the micro- grid. my aim is to have them as the only provider of energy i think we could have a lot of independent providers into a lot of independent micro- grids supporting this for the small communities that are further away from the main line. >> it has to do with hotels and air bnb. people can actually have a spare room or roof and produce their own energy. that is what the energy is all about. >> my last question, if we go to a privatization strategy what do you think that would have in terms of the production in terms of renewable generation on the island? >> i think we would have to work out a schedule with experts and engineers and people looking forward with the rocky mountain institute in colorado and again

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. >> thi this caught a lot of peoe by surprise. he resigned after less than two months in the job. instruments blames the par churr on what they're -- departure on what they're calling, quote, code of conduct violations. he also stepped down from the company's board. texas instruments says chairman rich templeton will take over as president and ceo for an an indefinite time. shares of texas instruments are up nearly 11% this year. it looks like the glitch that kept a lot of people from shopping during the first few hours of amazon's prime day didn't hurt amazon too much. amazon said sales in the united states wering bigger than ever before. e-commerce operating systems estimate that by yesterday afternoon amazon sold $3.4 billion worth of goods. amazon, well, they haven't said what caused the platform problems in the first few hours. shares of amazon are higher in the premarket. jeff bezos is even richer. another job is being taken over by robots. a san francisco gas station has a robot as extra security to watch people at the pumps. the high tech crime stopper has four cameras to