caucus which counts $54.00 congress members and he's no fan either and there is also top republican peter king an ally of president on a trump and he called talks of a deal a needless provocation so there is strong bipartisan support in congress for the good friday agreement and to learn a little bit more about this possible dilemma i'm joined by office i live in from t.w. business good to have you here with us other i know that you really. looked into this entire story do you think that the good friday agreement could least in the way of a u.s. u.k. trade deal yet well yes monica i certainly think it could stand in the way i suppose a little bit of history as a starting point so there's a very strong history of strong relations between art in america and particularly in the political dimension there's a very strong irish american lobby group political caucus that dates back more than a century and at various stages virus history it's been very influential but for the purposes of our discussion where it's really important is in the crafting of what you mentioned just now the good friday agreem

it's bipartisan now with congressman king signing on -- >> peter king, not steve king. >> peter king. when the assault weapon ban was in place previously, the number of mass killings reduced significantly and we know when assault weapons are used in mass killings, it increases deaths by 62%. why? because these guns are designed to kill as many people as fast as possible. they don't belong in our neighborhoods, they don't belong in communities. they belong on the battlefield. >> now that you know they have a playbook, this is why we keep hearing an echo effect, i don't know if they're copying the president, but they're following the same playbook and this memo makes it clear, what do you think of the strategy of saying, hey, white supremacy, say it's wrong, but say white nationalism is no worse than these guys on the left. what do you think about that and how do you counter it? >> i think we all have a responsibility to condemn white nationalism, domestic terrorism. what we're arguing for are common sense proposals to reduce gun violence in this country. we have a gun violence epidemic

and today peter king, a republican, myself a democrat, are here to say enough is enough. we are call on leader mcconnell to bring the bill that passed the house, that peter king bravely sponsored, to the floor of the senate asap. >> this should not be in any way a partisan issue, even though so often it becomes that. the fact is that as chuck said, all this legislation does is basically say that people who are criminals and people who are mental patients, have mental issues and people who are spousal abusers will not purchase a gun. >> reporter: this week mitch mcconnell has said the senate is prepared to do its part. he has encouraged his committee chairs to figure out what legislation could move forward. we've heard from senator lindsey graham he will propose those red-flag laws. at this point it's very unclear in the senate what the next step is. no potential action on the floor. they are still on summer recess and no indication yet that they will be called back early. >> appreciate it, thanks very much. >>> up next, we have a lot more from here in el paso as well as i

what peter king is saying also is that maybe stepping forward will give cover to other republicans torward and incentivize democrats, as well. where this goes, we don't know. we know jerry nadler is calling house judiciary back early to potentially september 4th to vote on gun control measures. there's going to be a hearing on september 25th, on assault weapons. your question is a great one. will anything get done? maybe red flag laws is what gets done. >> melissa: one of the things you hear from the other side, from the gun aside, that if you ban the assault weapons that it's more than that. because there are a whole bunch of weapons that are semiautomatic that sort of qualify under the same roof. what do you think about that? >> richard: was referred to the bill that passed in 1994. demonstrably, these mass shootings were down for the 15 years that bill was in effect. i think donald trump is missing an opportunity. he should look to pat toomey, who teamed with joe manchin several years ago around background checks. i guarantee you if pat toomey were sitting here, he got reelected be

chuck schumer, republican peter king, both from new york, urging the senate to take up the house passed bipartisan background checks act of 2019. it would expand existing background checks. >> i believe it is essential for senator mcconnell to allow this to come to a vote. >> it's a piece of paper, but it's a piece of paper that could save lives. >> pennsylvania republican pat toomey is reintroducing his background check was west virginia democrat joe mansion. in the meantime the white house is considering taking action without, but it hasn't given any specifics on that. some lawmakers and a majority leader mitch mcconnell to hold an emergency session on guns. congress is in recess until september 9. >>> and santa clara county a bush fire broke out earlier this afternoon or so several road closures in san jose. the fire was contained to a field. plumes of smoke will it out and drifted towards the arm and at international air, fire crews responded quickly. >> our initial concern was areas to the south of this field, industrial park buildings. the first part of the fire we decided to work

. >> today peter king, a republican, myself a democrat, are here to say enough is enough.re calling on leader mcconnell to bring the bill that passed the house that peter king bravely sponsored to the floor of the senate asap. if that bill comes to the floor of the senate, i believe it will pass. >> senator mitch mcconnell has issued a statement in the aftermath of the shooting saying the republicans are prepared to do their part, adding this. partisan theatrics and campaign-trail rhetoric will only take us farther away from the progress all americans deserve. how real is the spirit of bipartisanship on this, considering what the country has seen over and over again, which is no action really after the mass shootings before this? cnn's lauren fox is on capitol hill and has been looking into all this. lauren, what is mitch mcconnell going to do? what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, a person familiar with mitch mcconnell's thinking tells me he is very serious about potentially putting something on the floor of the senate, at least having a process. he's dispatched three

>> today peter king, a republican, myself, a democrat, are here to say enough is enough. >> reporter:ess will be put on hold until congress is back in session. democratic leaders are calling on senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to cancel the august recess. the house has already passed two background check bills, but the senate so far has failed to act. >> if it's legislation that has democrat and republican support that the president is willing to sign, then i don't think senator mcconnell is going to stand in the way. >> reporter: mcconnell said in a statement, senate republicans are ready to do their part, and encouraged bipartisan solutions to protect communities without infringing on americans' constitutional rights but made no mention of bringing the senators back to work. >> it's essential senator mcconnell allow this to come to a vote. i think if anything good can come from the horrible tragedies of this weekend is that we can get this legislation passed. >> reporter: as pressure builds, president trump, who condemned those shootings -- >> hate has no place in america. >>

the house and senate in recess, senate minority leader chuck schumer and republican congressman peter king held a joint press conference today, saying gun control should not be a political issue here. and that congress should come back to pass universal background checks. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, who holds the power now, asked members to come up with solutions to, quote, protect our communities without infringing on rights. david? >> kyra phillips at the white house tonight. >>> and one more note on these mass shootings. the fbi has revealed tonight it is now investigating that deadly shooting at the gilroy food festival in california, as well, as an act of domestic terrorism. investigators say santino william legan has a target list, including religious institutions, courthouses and both major political parties. the 19-year-old ope wi falies killi three people before taking his own life. >>> we turn now to the other news this tuesday night. severe storms in the plains moving into the midwest and heading east tonight. a possible tornado in iowa. this time lapse showing the r

. >> we are calling on leader mcconnell to bring the bill that passed the house, that peter king bravelynsored, to the floor of the senate asap. >> if the president would say, we need background checks and let it go to the senate. >> in a statement last night, senator mcconnell says he encourages bipartisan discussions that don't infringe on americans' constitutional rights. >>> california's new ammo background check law stopped more than 100 people from buying bull let bullets illegally. gun rights ghallging the law saying it violates the second amendment rights to bear arms. the governor held an emergency meeting yesterday to figure out what california can do to prevent mass shootings. >>> the trump campaign and the republican party are each suing the state of california. this is all about the new california law signed by the governor last week. it requires people running for president and governor to release five years of tax returns in order to appear on the state's primary ballot. the law is aimed at getting trump to release his tax returns before the 2020 election. today's lawsuits

congressman peter king ways in coming up. they met one of his buddies got shot, fell down a ravine about 60 feet. everybody got concerned, a vice president going up in the middle of this but we can lose a vice president, can't lose many more of these kids. >> sandra: joe biden telling that war story on the campaign trail. only problem? it was not true. if one back in the democratic national committee now targeting nonreligious voters. the trump campaign will be here with their thoughts on that. ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath healthy gums oral rinse fights gingivitis and plaque and prevents gum disease for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks... we take the wheel. run with us. search "john deere gator" for more. >> jon: a reporter is nearly struck by lightning and all, on camera. from our f

. >> congressman peter king is supporting that expanding background check.at he says about it all -- it's not going to answer it all, may only answer a small part, but we know the bill will save lives, making it harder and harder to people the most dangerous to obtain weapons. how is he wrong? >> i disagree with my colleague. i think it's too much of an infringement and to the conclusion that this is somehow going to save lives by implementing some magic bullet on the federal level? i don't see it. i see us having a conference about getting to the mental ilfeliz question, with psychopathic behavior indications. and the criminal defendant pieces of this, that gets lost in the debate also. the mass shootings take a lot of headlines, and rightfully so, but the day-to-day headlines are those killed on the streets every day. that could be lost in this conversation. >>> let adam kinzinger, what he says. he voted against the bill, thought it was overly broad, but now he's changed his view after these shootings. listen to this. >> i guess the epiphany i came to in t

another one of your republican colleagues, peter king of new york, supports hr-8, the background checkl, you passed in the house and has been sitting in the senate right now. so do you see any real opportunity here for change? >> wolf, if i can amend what i was saying earlier. in the years i've been doing this, we've made real progress and even made tangible progress. the federal budget for the first time in decades is providing funds to study gun violence as a public health issue. that's pretty small beer up against the massacres we see almost every day in this country. and politically, look, it used to be the democratic party was divided on these issues. it used to be nobody would support anything like universal background checks. there are a few out there doing it. it is moving so, so slowly at a time day or every other day there is yet another massacre and, wolf, look, one of the things we need to dispense with right off the top, yes, universal background checks supported by 90% plus americans, limiting the kinds of military hardware that people have access to, that's not going to

senator chuck schumer and republican congressman, peter king want the senate to vote on a bill on background checks for gun purchases already passed by the house. fox news doug mckelway tells us this comes as president trump is set to visit both el paso and dayton, ohio, tomorrow. >>> he made this bed and he has to lie in a . >> nan whaley is making it clear she is not thrilled the president is coming to her town. days after a gunman killed 9 people. >> this rhetoric has been painful for many in our community. and i think that people should stand up and say they are not happy if they are not happy . >> whaley says she will welcome the president with any protesters want to speak out against this trip. in the scene of saturday's mass shooting, a similar settlement. >> welcome and the office of the president of the united states which i consider is my formal duty . >> the white house says tomorrow's visits will be focused on unifying communities torn apart by gun violence. >> he wants to have a conversation with them that it is time to unify. we can do something impactful and important to preve

. >> we did see republican congressman peter king and the publican governor mike dewine coming out in favor of gun control. hopefully that is a start. >> finally, the laws have to emanate from the united states congress, these laws enacted in various states, find, someone goes to another state. >> we leave it at that. thank you. >>> a new national poll of democratic voters shows former vice president joe biden holding onto his front runner status. the poll out today shows biden with 32 percent support followed by senator elizabeth warren with 21 percent. she is upbernie sanders as a backing a 14 her support fall 5 person. mayor pete buttigieg gets 5 percent. senator sanders wrapping up a two day visit to southern california. he tour affordable housing sites at northridge earlier today and held a roundtable discussion on the subject. he called homelessness a crisis that has been ignored too long and can affect anyone. >> when they lose their job or their landlord raises their rent and they suddenly find the and their kids cannot find affordable housing, it is not them, it is me out on

. >> that was peter king in front of a long island walmart today calling on the senate to take up legislation expand background checks for gun purchases. many the aftermath of two mass shootings, some republicans say they are open to talking about ways to keep the guns out of people. he's retiring. senator lindsey graham says he wants focus on red flag laws that give authorities permission to remove weapons from a person who may be a danger to him or herself or others. early returns in florida looks like the law is working well. republicans seem fairly less open about talking about what inspires the gunmen in the first place. >> some of that is in part to the president and his style. we really had an incredible incessant run of mass shootings over the last 20 years. >> think about we used say is this the biggest mass shooting and it's in the last decade. awful. >> the greatest mass shooltinti in the united states since 1949. 12 of those occurred in the first 50 years. 28 of them occurred many the last 20 years. that shows you what's happened. >> is this a moment where you think the republican

we asked new york's peter king. >> when is it proept to investigate a president?'s any significant ground grounds against his oath of office. >> what about conflicts of interest? >> it has to really be a conflict of interest. >> can i give you an example? the president went to normandy to celebrate the anniversary of d-day, went from there to his private property golf course in ireland, for what interest? >> that's no conflict of interest. he enjoys playing golf, met the prime minister of ireland -- >> not enough to investigate? >> no. >> what about emoluments clause? >> you guy are pushing this as far as you can. absolutely not. he owns property all over the world -- >> who's you guys? >> the media. >> really? >> congressman jim jordan, a vocal trump defender, wanted to discuss a number of things, but not president trump's business dealings. >> are you concern with the president profiting from money from foreign governments, going into the president's pockets in his locations and other locations the president owns? >> i'm concerned about this unprecedented attack

senate democratic leader, chuck schumer and republican congressman, peter king called on mitch mcconnell to do "the right thing" and call an emergency session on guns control. they want the senate to vote on a bill on background checks for gun purchases, already passed by the house. >> 90% of americans support this law. 80% of gun owners support this law. it is a very powerful lobby that fights against it but their day has come. their day is over. we can get this done. ohio governor, mike douglas >>> ohio dwight also proposed tighter background checks and a stronger focus on mental health. >>> two countries have her issued travel warnings to citizens who might consider trips to the u.s. but the venezuelan government issued a statement encouraging people to postpone travel to the u.s. after "recent acts of violence" and that warning specifically mentions the cities of oakland, stockton, detroit, baltimore and atlanta. also, uruguay is telling travelers to be cautious because of "increasing indiscriminate violence fueled by racism and discrimination." coming up this thursday night, ktvu wi

violence prevention task force and wrote the back ground check bill in the house with republican peter king. congressman, good to see you. >> morning, kasie, good to be with you. >> let's start where we left off with ashley parker. the president seems to express some willingness to do something on background checks. now it looks as though the nra is encouraging him not to. do you have any faith the president might be willing to stand up on background checks? >> i certainly hope he would. we have the bill, hr-8, a bipartisan bill. it passed the house with nearly 240 votes -- or with 240 votes. republicans and democrats voted for it. it's in the senate. all mitch mcconnell has to do is take that bill up and the president supports it, we've got background checks. it's that simple. >> congressman, the president has said he has a meeting on gun control scheduled. are you aware of that meeting? are you or any republican colleagues of yours heard from the president of the white house on that? >> i have not. i have requested a meeting with the president on background checks right about the first of

we asked new york's peter king. >> when is it appropriate to investigate a president? evidence that he violated his oath of office. >> what about conflicts of office? >> can i give you an example? >> sure. >> the president went to norm normandy, and then went from there to his private property golf course in ireland for what reason? >> that's not a conflict of interest. he met the prime minister of ireland. >> it's not advertisement for his property? >> not enough to investigate. >> what about violations of his emoluments clause. >> you're pushing this as far as you can. the people knew two he was when he was elected. >> who's "you guys? " >> the media. >> congressman jim jordan wanted to discuss a number of things. but not president trump's business dealings. >> are you concerned with the president profiting from foreign governments, money from foreign entities? >> i'm concerned about this unprecedented attack from the five key chairman in the house on an individual, not oversight of federal agencies, but -- >> congressman, you're very good at going in another directi

chief among them, new york congressman peter king who called the tan suit inexcusable.ad of isis, if you were baghdadi, if you were anyone in isis, would you come away from yesterday afraid of the united states, or would you think here's a person who's going to go out and do a few fundraisers over the labor day weekend. king not alone. time magazine equated it to seeing a performer out of costume. gq called it terrible. esquire, a monstrosity. and with that tan suit trending everywhere, local news stations hit the streets. >> what do northeast ohioans think? >> if he wants to wear a tan suit, he can wear a tan suit. >> why are we so concerned about a color of a suit? >> he didn't have on jeans, tennis shoes and a tank top. >> hail to the top, it still inspires memes to this day. quote, remember when the gop said your tan see ut was unpresidential? but it was the obama administration that ultimately had the last laugh. months after tan suit began, the president tweeted this, president obama suiting up for the big sweech. hashtag, yes, we tan. but what a difference five y

one of them is peter king, and he has this message for senator mcconnell: >> i believe it's essential that senator mcconnell allow this to come to a vote. he can't just suppor it. he has to get behind it. just thereto come to a vote. and i think if anything good can come from the horrible trag dheefs weekend it's that we cane this legislation passed. >> but, judy, speaking to senator mcconnell'sffice today, they said there's no chance that he will bring that bipartisan-- somewhat bipartisa background check bill up fair vote because the president has threatened to veto it. it is hnot clear ife will allow any background check to couple for a vote. talking to the other senators involved in trying to find a bipartisan agreement is not really clear what's direction they're going to geto in >> woodruff: interesting because the president suggested the other day maybe some kind of background checks he could support. so, lisa, i know you've been loe ing at all thgislation ideas that have been out there. what exactly has been proposed f? >> i looked at every bill that has come up this new congr

congressman peter king became the first republican to say that he would back some controls on assault back the democrats' assault weapons ban. but realistically, what will you be watching for when congress gets back as the sign that anything at all might get done, even the most basic thing like the background checks? >> this isn't a complicated equation despite what the white house might think. the president needs to take a position, hold it for an extended period of time. gather people and try to build consensus, draft a bill and get it passed. this has been going on for 250, 300 years, however long we've been in existence. it's not very complicated to understand how gun legislation could go through. and in the absence of taking a position, what we're seeing right now is republican members of congress are saying, actually, we're not open to anything. the president is setting the tone that mental health is as far as he wants to go. if that's where he wants to go, that's fine. i'm not taking a position on it, but that's what he's saying is important and everybody is going to follow sui

i'm gayle king along with peter king and anthony dokoupil. one of jeffrey epstein's accusers has filed the first lawsuit against his estate. it is reported he forcefully raped her while she was in high school. and ghislaine maxwell is the one who is said to have helped jeffrey epstein in the sex trafficking ring. >> reporter: good morning. cbs news has learned that unreleased video allegedly shows guards here at the metropolitan correctional center did not make some of the checks on jeffrey epstein that they not only were supposed to make but they had logged and documented before epstein's death. now they're being asked how this could happen. all this as federal probes have intensified. we're also told at least two guards have lawyered up. a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation tells cbs news corrections officers may have falsified reports that they completed required check-ins on jeffrey epstein, and he was left unmonitored for at least two hours. cbs news has learned the day before epstein died, his cellmate posted bai

ravel can peter king said -- republican peter king said incidents is why we need gun violence.e gun regulation is essential as is physiological study on who resorts to gun violence and why and what early indicators there might be. this from a former arizona representative gabrielle giffords who was shot. she had this reaction. i have no more words. i only of anger. senator donald trump and mitch mcconnell must call the senator back from august recess immediately. we cannot afford to wait another day for lawmakers to address this horrific national public safety threat. here is more reaction from guests on the sunday news programs. talked to the president yesterday at some length after the shooting in el paso and early this morning again on the tragedy in dayton. he is a human being and his reaction is the same as milks -- most folks watching program he is sad and angry. he talked to the governor of texas yesterday and the governor of ohio this morning here the first call was to the attorney general to find out what we can do to prevent this type of thing from happening and what

where i grew up was in the city kings peter, tennessee, i know there is another kings peterer here? are you here? oh. was designed by ten northern corporations to take advantage of the white mountain population that we knew would work for cheap. and eastman kodak and all that. and so our city was a product of the 20th century. looking back on it i know we were part of the greater tricity metropolitan area including bristle and johnson city. and near abing don and all that. the warrior path goes through it. and we were really, daniel boone and davy crockett schools were within ten miles. >> not andrew johnson. >> that's where i went to elementary school. but nobody knew who he was or why we didn't talk about -- but there was a ling school, a jackson school. and johnson school. so, no, really it seemed that the civil war -- i can't think of the nearest civil war monument or memorial to -- in the tricities. maybe people know of one. but i didn't. excuse me? >> cumberland gap, which is pretty far away. so -- >> and place that people don't immediately associate with the civil war. they a

chuck schumer and congressman peter king of new york getting together to say to mitch mcconnell, bringthis legislation. i asked the president this morning if he believed that was a good thing to do. listen to what he said. >> president trump: you have two sides that are very different on this issue. let's say all good people but two sides that are very different. if we get close i'll bring them back but it has to be -- we have to see where we are with leadership. >> president trump said there is a strong appetite in congress for passing enhanced background checks like we have never seen before. i asked him about these large capacity magazines, the shooter in el paso was using what looked like a standard ak-47 style of magazines. the shooter in dayton was using a drum that can carry up to 100 rounds. 74 or 75. the president said there is no appetite in congress for doing anything about large capacity magazines right now and he also said there is no appetite in congress to go back and renew the assault weapons ban that was in place from 1994 to 2004. >> john roberts from the white house.

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peter bowes in los angeles. the gold—plated coffin of egypt's boy king tutankhamun has been seen for the first time outside his tombthat is expected to last around eight months. it is the first time such work has been carried out since his tomb was unearthed nearly a century ago. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. even housed in protective plastic, the coffin of the boy king is still an impressive sight. the different layers of the sarcophagus, including tutankhamun's mummified remains, undergo the most delicate and careful of work. the state of conservation of the coffin is very fragile, because it was never restored since the discovery. we expect eight months of preservation and restoration. he may have only ruled egypt for around ten years, more than 3000 years ago, but tutankhamun has fascinated the world ever since his tomb was discovered in 1922. his coffin is not the only a rtefa ct that in 1922. his coffin is not the only artefact that is undergoing important restoration work. translation: more than 5000 pieces of tutankhamun's will be exhibited for the first time in one place. here, we can see for the first ti

what we, we who were a part of the civil rights movement, peter paul and mary sang at the march in washington in 1963 where martin luther kingi have a dream" speech and we sang two songs at that gathering. one of them was "if i had a hammer" and the other was "blowing in the wind." "if i had a hammer" had become a very big hit. everybody knew it. "blowing in the wind," it was the first exposure of america to the work of bob dylan. and that song peaked on the charts the week before the march on washington in '63. so we sang it, but we didn't sing it alone. we were not singing two people, just as you just sang with joe. the people held hands, and what they said together with that expression of singing together, was our hearts are united. and we are united in doing something that is considered by many to be unamerican, by many to be unpatriotic. we were not following the rule of law. the rule of law supported at that time lynchings for which there was no possibility of some kind of legal recourse, no prosecutions. you go to washington, d.c., if you were a person of color you could not use a bathroom or a public bathroom or a pu

personal thing and i did not know martin luther king personally but it was personal and i have learned most of the adult stuff by eavesdropping all the time. peter would talk about that on the party line and back then children cannot sit in the room when grown folks was talking. you had to stay in your place but every time i could i'd sneak back in high by the chair so i could keep up on the news of what was going on. or, like peter, i'd pick up the phone and listen on the party line because that's how we get to know what's going on. i'm going to read just this portion right here about martin luther king. i want you to know that i talk about this because this is the era i grew up in where we were artificially separated by race and by color. martin luther king had a dream that one day that our children would go to school together and that we could sit in a room like this together and that dream has been fulfilled. i did not grow up hating white people. that sounds odd in today's polarized world especially since we lived through sharecropping and jim crow. the cost of my mama was revered by friends both black and white. she tommy to respect all pe

king, onened by peter of the 8 supporters -- republican supporters in the house of that universal backgroundhecks bill that had wide support among democrats. chuck schumer calling for mitch mcconnell to move that house-passed legislation on background checks and here are some of his comments from yesterday. [video clip] >> this is the bill, hr8. it is a piece of paper, but it is a piece of paper that could save lives. this represents more than just about anything else that could need done to stop the violence such as occurred in dayton and el paso. it had bipartisan support in the house and if leaner mcconnell would simply bring this to the floor of the senate now, i believe it would pass. we are saying to leaner mcconnell, do the right thing, gaveled the senate into an emergency session so we can take immediate action on the bipartisan already done legislation peter and others successfully shepherded through the house of representatives. by ways of -- have passed since the house passed the bill. all we heard unfortunately was leader mcconnell's silence. we can get this done. i am the author

peter and serra, hang on. -- who coversg in a number of different tech companies, has covered apple for a really long time, and ian king. you have been saying time and again that you didn't think these tariffs would ever hit apple products. would you say the same thing right now? >> plywood. i don't think much has changed. this 5% to 10% that apple products will be tariff, and -- if theook' probability was zero, they would not meet. but it is important to understand the purpose of the tariffs, to have a negative impact on china. in the case of apple, they haven't really scoped out what exact products. products,f on apple that would have a negative impact on the u.s., arguably the world's greatest company, and a symbol of the strength of the u.s. it seems illogical that that is what the trump would want to do. i think it is still a low probability. i think that line of thinking is going to be a minority because there is so much in motion, so much speculation. i think it is going to be hard for investors to have clearheaded thinking. emily: ian, would you agree? >> i don't think so. in the electronics industry, china is

peter all of a. let the train take the strain it's a full tape in the morning this monday good morning coming up after the break story about america mother living in saudi arabia the king said some news custody of a deal to offer of course so is she simply. one of them or stick with us. we put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go on for us this is what before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the water. interest rates spike gapping and the spread is widening and what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the friends of jeffrey epstein you bantustan of extortion ery credit card rates if you're a friend of jeffrey then you get the insider rate of negative and you get paid to lend money or to borrow money excuse me from the bank. good morning this is all it's international next an american mother living in saudi arabia are said to lose custody of of 4 year old daughter told by a court that a lifestyle was simply too west it's off to. ex-husband the saudi national presented apparently evidence to a court that she hadn't embraced islamic values and there

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now to peter keen he has been listening in to the president's address he is the president emeritus and senior fellow of the into american dialogue and he's joining us live from washington d.c. mr king very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so one juror in march what did you make of what president had to say to the nation he is a man that has the world's attention right now because of what's happening in the amazon. row he. came here you. mr balsam are or is. mr olson our has softened his. rhetoric considerably from the 1st days where he was attacking everybody talking about accusations weren't true about the fires and then they were caused by people who wanted to attack him now he's accepting the fact that they are the responsibility of brazil and brazil has to deal with them seriously at the same time he focused almost exclusively on the fires on putting out the fires getting the military involved involving the states but the problem is a much broader one it's not just the fires that are affecting the amazon there's a whole set of rules and regulations that are currently being violated or not enforced. and so what we see is sort of a half measure and at the same time he's tal

king face to face one on jazzy of. al-jazeera. where every. pakistan expels the indian ambassador india's clampdown on the disputed territory of kashmir enters a 4th day. peter double you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up latest figures from china show beijing is coming out ahead of the u.s. in their trade war. he's used our community as a proxy. the us president donald trump visits to cities where mass shootings were carried out but many don't want him there. also ahead struggling to cope with dengue fever spreading at a record rate in bangladesh. the indian prime minister narendra modi is to address the country in a few hours' time as the tensions with pakistan over kashmir deepened people in indian administered kashmir are confined to their homes for a 4th day following new delhi's decision to take away the region's autonomy pakistan has stepped up political pressure on him. over the disputed territory it's expelled the indian ambassador downgraded diplomatic relations and suspended trade let's go live now to my colleague priyanka gupta who is reporting live for us this hour from the indian capital priyanka what

peter lynn, executive director, los angeles homelessservice authority . margarita lawrence, chief program officer, housing authority ofthe city of los angeles . monique king whalen, executive director los angeles county authority. and kevin murray, former state senator and president and ceo of the wine garden center. phil anselm, director of los angeles county was without ves and objection, going to take their written statements to be marked, and be part of the record. each of you will have five minutes to summarize your testimony. i will give you a signal by having the gavel, likely when one when it remains the time i would ask you to wrap up your testimony so we can be respectful of both witnesses and the committee #. and so before recognizing first miss miller, let me just say that there are other elected officials have joined us today and i would like all of the other elected officials who are in the audience to believe and. [applause] >> miss miller, you are recognized five minutes to present oral testimony. >> very much. chairwoman waters and his team members, christina miller and i serve as deputy mayor under the leadership of eric garcetti. i want

peter gojowczyk, 6—3, 4—6, 6—3. in horse racing, history was made on day four of the glorious goodwood festival. battarsh, ridden byjim crowley, became the first three—time winner of the kingnow, while robot wars, might not be on the tv at the moment, there are still plenty of colossal metal—on—metal showdowns around the country. the sport is being increasingly used by schools as an extra curricular way to teach science and engineering. the new heavyweight champion of the world is now british. i've been to the finals of robo challenge in staffordshire, where we had our very own breakfast robot ready to step into the arena. ready for battle on finals day in the staffordshire schools robo challenge. months, even years in the making, but most come here to be smashed to smithereens. and all the battery—powered robots here were in the presence of the world heavyweight champion, spectre, fresh from smashing its way to the world title in china. they have full-time robot builders over there. so, to go in and compete with them and bring the trophy home isjust incredible. this is the world's most powerful hydraulic crushing robot. so, what we have here is a big hydraulic cylinder, l