by robinson. teams have the ability to knock down jump shots so they can go inside but excellent at making plays >> brian: that three no good. both of these teams are custom to winning and winning big. nate robinson because he's such up a good tkpeupbisher going to the basket he committed all the way and he couldn't drop back down. the steal by hawkins. stoudemire lost it. he wanted to challenge that call because he was saying that ball was not out om i amar'e asked for a challenge. is maggette's hands. he had his arm. he's holding his wrist. are but looked likes it's off comaggette. good reversal but i don't know if you want to use that challenge this early in the game when it's only 10-ism. so tri-state will he get it back. they're going to put the shot clock to 10 seconds. here's nate. got it. >> jim: it's a simple play. nate waits patiently. here's maggette now. big baby has checked in. glenn davis, stoudemire. there you can see nancy liner man with the challenge. she thinks she got it all. it

there was no physical evidence tying robinson to the crime.who later admitted they lied and in 2004, another man romance mosby confessed to shooting the victim during a botched drug deal, but this past february, a special master appointed by the missouri supreme court, ruled what robinson had been saying all along -- that he was an innocent man. today, robinson is in a world he no longer recognizes. >> when david was first arrested, bill clinton was president. and amazon was and says robinson's lawyer jonathan potts, he is a middle-aged man with nothing. >> he had no money in his pocket. he didn't have a home. he didn't have credit. essentially, you're being reborn. >> reporter: jackson robinson, a nurse, says just getting her husband an i.d. card was a challenge. and a bank account? >> you can't have a bank account because you have to have your residence for six months established. >> reporter: how do you explain withdrew were for the past six months? >> yes, ma'am. and then you have the other hurdles like health insurance. one of the questio

the new designation is a well-deserved honor for judge mary lou robinson. you have heard some description of her outstanding career. let me add a few more points. she served as a judge in amarillo, texas, for more than 63 years with 35 years on the federal judiciary. when she took senior status as a federal judge in 2016, she became the longest serving federal judge in both the northern district of texas and the entire fifth circuit. judge robinson received numerous awards throughout her career for both her legal and her public service to the community. she was named one of the 100 legal legends by texas lawyer, the 2016 jurrist of the year by the chapters of trial advocates and 1973 texas woman of the year by the texas federation of business and professional women, among other awards. her colleagues reported that she had a reputation for running an orderly and efficient courtroom and she treated celebrity trials the same way she treated mundane two-day civil cases. judge robinson certainly served with distinction during her time on the federal bench. she w

media giant was essentially protecting far right groups and individuals like britain like tommy robinson because those pages had huge followings and those huge followings meant revenue and actually in the documentary that's exactly what one of the content one of the content moderators says to the undercover reporter that because pages like those belonging to robinson are so hugely followed it means that facebook don't want to get rid of them because of the revenue that they generate now another revelation to come out of that is that four pages such as the bigger ones like mr robinson's like britain first. face book actually take that out of the hands of these contractors and look after them in terms of moderation themselves so that they themselves can decide which pages are to be banned and which pages are to be allowed to continue now normal facebook rules state that should a page violate the rules five times or more than the entire page gets taken down and not just the offending posts but again in the case of these pages that simply wasn't happening which is why it's led to claims that

status normally reserved for government pages and big news organizations tom robinson who used to lead the english defense league a street based social movement opposed to islamists and islamic extremism after leaving the league he became a freelance journalist and robinson was recently sentenced to thirteen months for contempt of court after a live streaming over facebook a report on an ongoing trial ati's isa ali takes a closer look at facebook policy. so this channel four documentary dispatches sends an undercover reporter to work for c l now they're a contract for facebook and they provide a number of services including moderating content for the social media giants not undercover reporter he goes in and one of the things that he's instructed to do in his training is not to delete for example certain racist means or certain images also to do with child abuse the normal facebook rules state that should a page violate the rules or the terms of conditions five times or more than the entire page is to be brought down and not just the offending content but in the case of leaders like to

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the 26-year-old reality star con fronts the driver who tmz identified as robert robinson jr. almost veered off the road. while the shocking incident took place in april, mtv didn't air the footage until last night's episode. going to black the moment evans allegedly pulled out her firearm. >> call 911. he tried to get out and hurt her, i can grab the gun and whip him. >> she proceeded to follow robinson home. robinson tells tmz he had a gun in his truck but exercised restraint when he saw evans' son in the car. this isn't the first time she's had a run-in lwith the law, shes been arrested 15 times. "e.t." reached out to evans and mtv who didn't respond by our deadline. a source close to production told us she's still on the show and we'll see her in future episodes. tonight, husband number two who's been kicked off the show posted this pic with the caption, ain't we something? >> a moment that has a lot of people upset. evans' son sitting alone in the car with the gun. this could have been a tragic situation. there's no plans to reopen this investigation. so many things wrong

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[cheers and applause] michelle robinson obama. [cheers and applause] a lawyer, author and the wife ta the 44th president of the united states barack obama 17 as her initiative of first ladyol has been an advocate for women and girls for service members and their families and international adolescent girls education her memoir to 17 will be published in united states and canada in october by crown a division by penguin random house to be released simultaneously. one of those popular first ladies she brings readers into her world that have shaped her for her childhood on the south side of chicago to her years as the executive balancing motherhood and work at the world's most famous address. warm and wise the reckoning the soul and substance and then inspires us to do the same. and then to host that conversation to be nominated by president barack obama februar february 2016 and the nomination was confirmed july 2016 and with the 14th librarian of congress september 2016. so first carla hayden and first lady mrs. obama come together

then that content wasn't brought down or who is tommy robinson his real name is steven yaxley lennon is the former leader of the english defense league the e.t.l. and he's currently serving a thirteen month prison sentence for live streaming about an on going trial on facebook and his sentence for content of court that's to do with cases regarding child grooming and he had been told previously by another judge that if he did this type of behavior again then he would get a custody or sentence and when he repeated this behavior the second time he was arrested and jailed facebook they've apologized for the revelations which have come out of that dispatches documentary and have vowed that they will investigate we take these mistakes incredibly seriously and are grateful to the journalists who brought them to our attention we have been investigating exactly what happened so we can prevent these issues from happening again so it would appear that far right groups like. britain for leaders like tommy robinson it's not so much what they say or what they do which is important to facebook but

actually the shoulders of a dodger jackie robinson and a cleveland indian-- larry doby.moving forward. years before civil rights legislation like brown versus board of education...the two african americans integrated major league baseball. the fact that it happened earlier in 1947 than people associate with the civil rights movements shows how important it was as a sign of appreciation...lawmakers want to honor the heroes with a commemorative coin to be struck by the us mint. congressman cedric richmond educate future generations about the struggles in american history-- and america's past- time. where americans were separated by the outfield fences as well as the laws. the bill would recognize the year 2022 as the 75th anniversary of the integration of baseball. if passed, fans could pay up to 5 dollars for the commemorative coin and help a good cause. not only benefit the national baseball hall of fame museum but also benefit the jackie robinson foundation that does so much to sow seeds of inspiration and prosperity. dawson and these members of congress want to be sure

eugene robinson, pulitzer prize winning columnist for "the washington post." jim warren, veteran print journalist, political commenter. these days, executive editor of the news start-up called newsguard that will rate the veracity of all of us in the business, news and information sites. welcome to you. gene robinson, you get credit for calling what we witnessed from the cabinet room a hostage video. the printed remarks, kind of the addendum by sharpie. do you think any minds were changed today? >> i think some reactions were changed. i think there are republican officials in congress, mostly members of congress, who were critical perhaps before the president's remarks who will now accept them. like marco rubio, for example. i don't know that his mind was actually changed about what president trump said, but his -- his rhetoric has certainly changed. and i think for some trump supporters it will be enough. but i to think this was a big deal. i think this is a big deal. it's -- that moment with the president of the united states and the president of russia, the

[applause] michelle robinson obama. [applause] a lawyer, author and the wife of the 44th president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] she has become a role model for many girls and an advocate for healthy families and service members and their families and international adolescent girls education. her much-anticipated memoir "becoming" will be published november 13, 2018 by crown a division of penguin and will be released simultaneously in 24 languages. considered one of the most popular first ladies. >> caller: [applause] she invites readers into her world chronicle the experiences from her childhood from chicago to an executive and balancing the demands of motherhood and her time at the world's' most famous address. warm, wise, "becoming" is a reckoning of a substance to defy expectations and story inspired us to do the same we are fortunate to have been my best to have carla hayden hosting the conversation with mrs. obama today. she was nominated for this position to the library of congress by president b

yesterday, his friend s gathere at robinson seconda school. they remembered him as a goodos la player and even better friend. >> he was one of my goodin fries school. we would do homework together. right new, can't really comprehend it. b can'tieve he's gone. >> the other two teams inside the car attend robinson secondary school. one has been released from the hospital. the other is still there with serious injuries. >>> president trump is kicking off hay second of meetings at the nato summit. as the president sits dow with leaders of georgia and ukraine, reaction is conning to pour in over tough words for some of our closest allies. despite the criticism, theresa may sayshere's no stronger alliance than the one between the u.s. and the u.k. sheaid this during the president's visit to london latertoday. thousands of protesters will be there to greet him, a well. more on that meeting and his summit with vladimitin, coming up. >>> new details about an attempted securty breech the white house. he was telling the secret rvice he would be back. he

tommy robinson was put into prison for contempt of court. i don't think most work class people share that. i'm glad len spoke out about that. i'm glad len spoke out about that. linda says standing up against extremism is considered far right. the left have lost the plot. what do you say to that? show racism the red ca rd you say to that? show racism the red card looked at football lads alliance and spoke to fans and took them on face value that they were not extremists. but the facts are and your film showed that over the la st and your film showed that over the last year on social media, on the demonstrations, there has been a outright racism. there has been attacks. and i think they have exposed themselves as not being an anti—extremist organisation, but a far right group. with genuine people in it no doubt, but they're being misled and we would urge them to have nothing to do with these people. some of those genuine people who are members might say, that is patronising, we're not being misled. we know what we have signed up to. if you loo

thank you, doctor robinson. in the uk where chris boardman joins us, let's go to birmingham in the uk where chris boardmanjoins us, is safeguarding officer of the british caving association. all credit to these extraordinary divers who have completed what many were saying was mission impossible. this is an absolute extraordinary rescue. my admiration goes out to the thai navy seals and the cave divers from the us and uk who went out to thailand just as they did mexico in 200a to look for the children. really fantastic. we really saw that it was an international effort. people bringing in their skills from right across the globe, coming together to try to rescue these boys. very much so. the navy seals were expert divers and obviously they can speak thai which none of the international rescu e rs thai which none of the international rescuers could do, but the international team was in cage diving which is different to diving itself. we should remember as well that these boys didn't necessarily know how to swim, t

immediate attention robinson received. whether it was being forced to stay in separate hotels or separate restaurants on the road or not being accepted by some of his teammates, doby persevered. in fact, he broke the color barrier in the american league just three months after jackie robinson made his major league debut. during the professional career, he became the first african-american to hit a home run in the world series. helping lead the cleveland indians to the 1948 world series championship. he appeared in seven all-star games and went on to become the only -- only the second african-american to become a manager prior to being inducted into the major league baseball hall of fame in 1998. upon his number being retired by the cleveland indians, the great happing aaron said to doby, i want to thank you for all that you went through because if it was not for you, i wouldn't have been able to have the career that i had. in addition to that, though, to his storied baseball career, he also served in the united states navy

robinson won the night with his dunk.ndmother used to say that was will presve. >> gooerd >>> acrosshe country, police departments are focusing on community policing finding ways for officers to connect with the commities that they serve. so videos like the one you'll see here go a long way toward that cse. ♪ >> the men and women of the norfolk police department are going viral with this lip sync video posting this clip on youtube a few days tonight police departments across the country are uploading their own videos trying to outdo these guys. >> that looks like fub. >> it does look like fun. >> we should do that. >> we already do the post show. >>that's right. e'll do it after we wrap up here. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon coming up next. jimmy fallon coming up next. ho we pe you have a great ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta make it last. all the thrills of summer. one amazing getaway. busch gardens williamsburg and water cou

and they indicated it was three robinson high school kids. annine were critical condition. and it's like, oh, my gosh. ic >> reporter: p have not released names or ages of the teens. the accident istill under investigation. >> clifton, shomari stone, news4. hanging gears we talk about the weather. turning to the tropics, n track out for hurricane chris. yocan see the category 2 storm swirling in the atlantic right now. the storm kicked up waves off the coast ofol north ca today. the surf there hitting one home so hard it started to fall apart. state officials arearning owout dangerous swimming condition is and the strong rip currents in the water. >> doug ha the updated track and the impact the storm could have on us. dougg? >> you mentioned category 2. we're talking about a storm with 105-mile-an-hour winds strengthening quickly. it is now a category 2 hurricte. look at t eye right there. a very well defined eye. twe were lookingt saying this is definitely ng stening. look where it's going. continues to move out to sea and will move away from our area. i'm also tack tracki

he should. >> senator, gene robinson.can senators when the president does something like that atrocious appearance with putin on monday. we hear condemnation. we've seen no action. why is that? >> well, i can tell you i've spoke ton a number of these republican senators and they are kind of ringing their hands saying what more can we say? i think there's a lot more they can say. when they confronted richard nixon, the writing was on the wall. they weren't going to stand for any more lies, corruption or deception. i think that should take place. i wish these republican senators would gather in a group, meet with this president and lay it down on the line in terms of the way he's running this office. >> senator, what is your message to voters and why voters put a majority of democrats in the senate. how would that party use its leverage to check the president's foreign policy? >> i'm not going to duck the question, but let me say i've only seen two election cycles decided by foreign policy. one was the vietnam war and the s

robinson athletic booters gav us this photo of conner. >> he was always a good friend .in scho homework lways do together and right now, i just can't comprehend it. like i just can't believe he's gone. >> chopper 4 captured video of had his mangled jeep in clifton. he was speeding with two of his friends from robinso secondary school when they left the road, slamming into a tree tuesday afternoon. police say alcohol does not appear to be a factor. >> i jusanted to share a few scriptures with you that bring sola to my soul. >> pastor marty baker holds a church service for his relatives and friends at burt community church. >> david writes there. he says god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. >> reporter: one of the passengers a girl treat and released from the hospital. the lacrosse teammate is still d being treor serious injuries. >> he's a really nice kid. >> reporter: it will take bennett and these heart broken teens time to heal after this tragedy. >> all these kids didn't deserve this. they're awesome. like the nices kids i've ever met. >> reporter: conner l

i felt this was the safest place for her to be">the child's father marcus robinson says both incidentsat after taking their complaint up the chain of commandsoton wednesday a federal child neglect claim was filed on behalf of the family by civil rights attorney john burrissot

robinson opened this up in true style. not have the body of knowledge about the american civil war that we do today if it were not for dr. roberts. to haveolutely thrilled carolina genie back here in the valley and back in virginia and we were so graced and blessed to have you with us on the panel today. christie coleman's remarks were remarkable and the work that she has been doing in richmond on behalf of the monuments commission there has been daunting and it was a very interesting to have her come and talk to us about everything she has been doing. john koski is a wealth of knowledge on many topics. if you ever get the chance to have lunch with him, i am sure he would wow you. if there is anybody that knows anything more about the confederate battle flag, i do not know who would be an thank you so much for being with us. it has been a wonderful day and it begs the question, why would the shenandoah valley battlefields foundation host this event? there are other battlefield preservation organizations, national and local

these are the pro—trump people, and in particular, they are supporters of tommy robinson, the formerh defence league. today, he is currently in prison over contempt of court, and many of the people here have been calling for him to be released from prison. earlier, there was some trouble here as we came in, with supporters, people in support of tommy robinson next to be. earlier, there was some trouble, some scuffles between two groups, people from pro—trump supporters, the english defence league, and antifascist groups. police broke it up antifascist groups. police broke it up quickly and the situation has been tense, but it is back to normal. thank you for that update. if you arejust thank you for that update. if you are just joining thank you for that update. if you arejustjoining me in turnberry, i am just beside donald trump's golf resort, and there is the hotel as you can see just through the trees behind me, on the other side of that field. just over there is the golf course donald trump has been playing on. let's go live to glasgow and speak to katrina stuart from the herald

s rule books and of our proposals for a fantastical heath robinson customs arrangement is that we have much less scope to do free trade here as the paper actually acknowledges and which we should all, frankly, acknowledge. because otherwise if we pretend otherwise, we continue to make the fatal mistake of underestimating the intelligence of the public; saying one thing to the e.u. about what we are doing and then saying another thing to the electorate. and given that in important ways this is, in important ways, this is bino, brexit in name only. i'm, of course, unable to accept it or support it as i said in the cabinet section. and i'm happy now to speak out against and be able to do so. mr. speaker, it is not too late to save brexit. we have time in these negotiations. we have changed tack once, and we change again. the problem is not that we failed to make the case for a free trade agreement of the kind spelled out in lancaster house. we haven't even tried. we must try now, because we will not get another chance to get it right. and it is absolute nonsense to imagine, as i fear some

this is nate robinson, reggie miller, shaq, chris webber, lisa leslie.funny. >> legends. >> seth: yeah. >> and they are -- they are -- it is crazy because i decided i was like, "yeah, i'd love to do this movie, it will be fun. i'll be funny. maybe i'll play some basketball with them." it turns out that they are so much funnier than i am good at basketball. >> seth: right, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> which was a huge bummer. 'cause then, i get in the game in this -- in the movie. and i have like one moment in the game where i'm supposed to like play, and i was going to show how good i was. and i was like, oh, i've got a funny idea. i'll take a sky-hook so that i can go, and as i'm hitting, i go, "vanilla sky!" and, um -- >> seth: the tom cruise film. >> yes, of course. >> seth: a reference -- a reference -- >> because this is obviously a movie for everybody, but i think it's for like young, young kids i think are really excited about this movie. and there's no more reference that kids are excited about than a tom cruise film from the early 2000s based, of

. >>> joining me for insight and analysis are,sh "gton post" columnist, eugene robinson. danielle o pletkaf the american enterprise institute. nbc news senior political editor, mark murr, and susan page, washington bureau chief of "usa today." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running sho in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. we do have a lot to get to today. the troubled nuclear talks with north kouma. president s upcoming nato meeting. and that planned one-on-one witl imir putin after the nato summit. i have my interview with mr. trump's lawyer, rudy guiliani on the latest on the russia investigation and the michael cohen developments. and, ofourse, biggest of all, it's president trump's announcement tomorrow of his pick for the supreme court. the's doing t in prime time. but let's begin with a story that has the entire world's attention. and right now it looks like it could be a good new ding, at least. the effort under way right now to rescue 12 boys and tsoir er c

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i can't believe he's gone.er >> the owo teens inside the car attend robinson secondary school. one has been released from the hospital. the other is still there with serious inries. >>> it's been nearly five months since a gunman injured 17 people at moarjory stoneman high schoo. >>now, school leaders are ready to put through changes of his own. >> justin finch is there with wh might happen today. what are the changes that they're considering? >> reporter: they're looking at a lot of changes right now. the fairfaxt superintend enhanced security from se ral sources, all the way down and the findis will be presented before the public. here's a few right now. they're tualking about hiring more staff. including thes cri plans, including a lockdowndr l, at times when the school is vulnerable, at least ance year. also, replacing outdate d classroom locks. and there discussing about hiring 18 more mental health support staff. that would raise the number of meal health support staff in middle schools and elementary schools. the meeting is scheduled for tonight at 5:30 p.m. here. and th

the library of congress collection holds jackie robinson's papers, and the peexecutive who helped himhe game, including a uniform from the rockford peaches, the team made famous in the film, "a league of their own." hayden, a baseball fan herself, hopes the sights and sounds of the space spark memories, and conversations across generations.carla hayden, librarian of congress: it's gonna take you right back to when you were at the ballpark, or you were at home and listening to a game on the radio, and that's what we hope people will feel. no matter how long ago, or not so long ago, those memories may be. in washington, i'm karin caifa. ((justine) up next -- how much are you willing to pay for a fancy hotel room in boston? inside look into a room costing over 10-thousand a night! details after the break. (jrstone) looking for a nice hotel room in boston? then check out this newly- opened suite at the boston harbor hotel.(justine) but you're going to have to pay a hefty price just to stay there. a chandelier hangs from the 20-foot high ceiling of the 15-thousand dollars a night president

yesterday, his friends gathered at robinson secondary school. they are trying to console and asmfort each other. they remembered hi good lacrosse player and even better friend. >> he was one of my good friends school. we would do homework together. right now, i can't really comprehend it. i can't believe he's gone. >> the other two teens inside the r attend robinson secondary school.ha one s been released from the hospital. the other is still there with serious injuries. >>> it's been nearly five months since a gunman murdered 17 people at marjory stoneman high school. and now, they're looking to keep students safe in the classroom. >> now, school leaders are readc to put throunges of his own. >> justin finch is there with what might happen to what are the changes that they're considering? >> reporter: after parkland, there was talk about adding more police officers at schools across the country. wever, in this case, in fairfax county, that's something they're not lookingng at d just yet. they're looking at other ways to security. and the school

. >> three robinson high school kids, two are inritical condition. it's like, oh, my gosh, these ro ds are nigned for kids learning howo drive. >> reporter: as you heard. the children, they're all robinson secondary students. this marks the 100 deadliest days by aaa. this is the risk for students and drivers in crashes really they're encouraging parents to speak with their children about the dangers behind the wheel. about wearing seatbelts and being safe in general. the victims ndhere, two boys a girl. all now in the hospital after this crash here yesterday. live in clifton, justin fih, news 4. >>> justin x thank you. >>> ig5:03 now. new questions this morning about an amber alert t ft lasted hours in maryland. the children at the center of the search are safe. eir father is in custody. dwight perry turne himself in at a prince george's county fire hours after investigators say he stabbed his girlfriend in gaithersburg. perry didot have his children with him at the time he turned himself in. police tweeted they found the toddler at a daycare center

beverly robinson with a woman of high standing so he was granted another huge chunk of our loyal man-- royal landgrab so susanna was part of that family and it happened that she had a younger sister polly who is 26 years old and was an eligible area 51000 acres. george washington always had an eye for land and the ladies. so george washington in new york on his way to boston he takes polly and susanna out on the town so there is broadway it is on third street but what is happening in new york is called the microcosm and it is a model of roman temple and they're all source of dancing figures in fruit players -- with players and these figures dance around and move so people were really impressed with this technology. so polly and susanna liked it so much that washington took him there twice but no spark was struck between polly and washington so he went ahead to boston and met with governor shirley and washington really loved fine clothes so he bought some nice clothes with fancy gloves what is peculiar about him he has a weakness for silverlake. he would always buy silver lace in bost

you can see pictures, shoes, uniforms and a handwritten note fromackie robinson. >> it's this mix ofesign, and story telling.nk we t it really helped create a nice collaborative spirit to the exhibition and the project. and i think thatat res with people, from the design, to the amazing artifacts that are on display. >> the library of congress also features female african-american players. heand the coverage of all-star game will kick off and tte green will take us through the big game andse that put it together. >>> it's 4:15. and video shows a brush fire how the wind shifted over the river. some brave souls can be seen watching the scary scene unfold. >> whoa.nd >>ome terrifying video showing the moment a lava plosion blasted on to a tour boat in hawaii. 22eople were injured on monday. you're looking at images of another boat, captured as a basketball-siz lava bomb pierced the roof of a boat. it stems fro ongoing eruptions from kilauea. this morning, we have changes to mgm national harbor. we're lookingt the casino $40 million expansion. they have created a poker room and have adde

robinson opened this up in true style. not have the body of knowledge about the american civil war that we do today if it were not for dr. roberts. to haveolutely thrilled carolina genie back here in the valley and back in virginia and we were so graced and blessed to have you with us on the panel today. christie coleman's remarks were remarkable and the work that she has been doing in richmond on behalf of the monuments commission there has been daunting and it was a very interesting to have her come and talk to us about everything she has been doing. john koski is a wealth of knowledge on many topics. if you ever get the chance to have lunch with him, i am sure he would wow you. if there is anybody that knows anything more about the confederate battle flag, i do not know who would be an thank you so much for being with us. it has been a wonderful day and it begs the question, why would the shenandoah valley battlefields foundation host this event? there are other battlefield preservation organizations, national and local

david: thank you, kimberly robinson, editor for bloomberg well, from washington. let's check on the markets with abigail doolittle. abigail: not a lot of conviction on the part of investors. earlier, we had free major averages at the highs. up a fraction, similar to the s&p 500 and the tech heavy nasdaq down more than .2. bonds are rallying, so it will be interesting to see with less than 60 minutes left to the holiday shortened trading date to how the markets close out. not a lot of conviction considering what investors have to think about. one small weakness, the big three automakers, just modestly down after they reported numbers for june sales and in the case of gm for the second quarter, and fiat chrysler beat it nicely, but investors looking past that to the potential of what tariffs on foreign cars could do to the companies. gm has said if it happens, they may have to lay off american workers. the airlines are also weak, downgraded, american airlines, delta, and united continental all lower on the downgrade from hold to buy with not a lot of near-term catal