dallas police chief reni hall said that embrace is a model for the department which has been under scrutiny since the shooting. >> dallas today is different than it was yesterday. >> at the end of the hearing the judge hugs the victim's family and gave a bible to guyger. lauren podesta, cbs news. >> guyger will be eligible for parole in five years. attorneys are considering an appeal.>>> and apple store has been hit by thieves twice in less than a thief, less than a week. 8-10 people ran into the store and took a bunch of merchandise, mostly phones, before jumping into a getaway car. the store was robbed last friday. so far no arrests and no word if the robberies are connected.>>> the trump administration said more tariffs are on the way. we have that and more in today's money watch report. >>> wall street saw sharp losses wednesday. the dow fell 494 points in the nasdaq lost 123 and the s&p dropped 52. week manufacturing data set the indexes down for a second day. investors are looking to today's report on the nonmanufacturing side. economists say the services area such as healthcare, agri

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back with us tonight, sam shtein, politics editor for the daily beast and at a reny party from "the wallt journal." good evening, gang, and welcome to you both. sam, we'll start with you. i want to ask you the same thing i asked jeremy bash. is it going to turn out, do you think, the mueller report lands with a whimper and not a bang. ditto, his testimony. is it going to turn out that an understandable phone call and a much easier to tell story is going to make the difference? >> well, it's certainly more digestible politically for our democrats that i talked to. the idea of a president exerting influence on a foreign leader to investigate a domestic political rival is something that people can easily comprehend and understand it to be wrong as opposed to ten difficult to explain acts of potential obstruction and vague russian twitter handles messing with our election. so yeah, i think, you know, in the end this might be politically more potent than the mueller report. that said, i don't think you can take these things individually. the mueller report did lay the foundation for a lot of

coming on top of the sports is with peter thank you very much to renie rainy and female football fans have been allowed into a stadium to watch a match for the foods time in a decade. i up to $4000.00 bowl tickets in the special section of the stadium in tehran to watch iran beat cambodia 14 no on foods that you have that right 40 no sane bans robbie was there an hour before the game got underway you could hear women cheering you can hear them blowing the vuvuzela is and every time we've heard a score this part of the stadium has been much louder than the other side the capacity of the stadium is up 280000 so the 3500 perhaps even the 4000 that are inside now it's a very small number and that's what women outside the gates were saying to us one attendee said that as far as she's concerned the whole stadium should be opened up to games for female only attended games another woman we spoke to said that she doesn't even like football but getting into the same games as the men are allowed to attend is an equal rights issue it's a women's rights issue now the government has said to us that