josh mankiewicz: russell's sister, holly, got the same call from russell's wife. instantly assumed russell's personal troubles were to blame. my first thought was that he probably committed suicide. so i was in shock, and then realized i needed to get over to the island for brenna and the kids. josh mankiewicz: an alaskan bush pilot delivered the news in person to russell's father, jim-- who was in the wilderness hunting and unreachable by phone. he said, your son's dead. and i had to say, of course, which one? and, russell-- and i mean, he didn't know a whole lot about anything other than he knew it was important to get me out of there. josh mankiewicz: russell's brother, matt, was the last to know. he, too, had been out of cell phone range for several days, while vacationing in british columbia. we drove across the border in our friend's vehicle and my phone had a seizure. it started buzzing for every voicemail message and text message that had been sent. and it's, matt call, call me, matt call me, matt call me. josh mankiewicz: within days of his death, russell

russell is also an ordained minister. he's served as pastor for a number of southern baptist churches, most recently preaching pastor at high baptist church from 2008 to 2012. he earned his master of divinity agree from new orleans seminary and ph.d. from the southern baptist theological seminary. please join me in welcoming back to preston russell moore. [applause] russell: thank you, it's good to be with you. there's no one in america that i esteem and admire more than professor george and fewer institutions that i admire so much as the witherspoon institute and james madison program so it's a great honor to be with you today. after a church service that i was speaking at one day a year or two ago i was approached by a man who had before his conversion made his living as a roadside psychic. and he still had a conscience that was weighing somewhat heavily because he had milked so many people out of so much money over the years, and he was telling me about how he did it. he said that there was a secret to keeping clients.

. >> we're on russell road here in alexandria. a lot ofeople take russell down to king street. but not this morning because of the work going on behind us. perhaps you can see, we have several utility trucks down here, working on one downed tree. it's blocking a lane of traffic out here on russell eroad. roblem spot is at russell and east windsor avenue. two cherry kick pickers atwork. dominion energy reporting that 285 cusmers have been knocked offline with theirltower as a ref this happening, as well. crews have been at work since late last night, working to restore power. the target time is between now and 7:00 a.m. and first, they have to get the debris out of the way and get th lines working. if you're driving in this area of alexandria, usese rus road to get arnold. today, you need a workaround. you might the thinkg it's not raining so the work might get done sooner tha later. as of right now, you will see tieupsn russell road. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. >>> we have breaking newsw. virginia state police have issued anmb alert. we go to chris lawrence

we start with the russell 2000 because it did start higher.actually sold off quite significantly montana afternoon. but those early gains did push the russell 2000 to a record all-time intraday high the small midcaps have sold off a bit in the session still pretty positive overall. the dow up 151 points or so of the dow as we approach the close. it is the best performer of the indices. the sectors, the financials which outperformed yesterday are the only one negative. consumer staples up near the top. cell ko tel tele co. up and utis up pepsi reporting season up, and they are up we're going to have a relaxed quarter of earnings. i mentioned morgan stanley because one of the executives got a promotion. i just mentioned the euro and the pound there. we know at least france are now world cup finalists. mostly because president trump is in brussels and he'll be in the u.k. come thursday evening >> of course we're watching the belgium game good thing here is what happened during the day you have 80 some points on the s&p 500 in the last four days.

what about were russell might be in a few yours‘ i‘m russell might be in a few yours‘ i'm?ds a month. i can't. .. if you can get back a couple of words a month. ican't... if he you can get back a couple of words a month. i can't... if he can hear a word you can generally repeat it but what he struggles with is the word finding, so you knows what he wants to see but he can't get it out. how ha rd to see but he can't get it out. how hard was it for you to make that video? yeah, it was really hard. and even though that is my life, just talking about it, it was a really ha rd talking about it, it was a really hard video to make, and it still brings back emotions edessa might just watching it. and you have obviously got a very close relationship. haven‘t you? obviously got a very close relationship. haven't you? yeah. russell obviously can speak a bit, but you understand a lot more than he is able to see... yes. we have been together 12 years now. we were together seven are eight years before we were married, so ijust kind of get him, i know what he is thinking. sometimes i don'

one family had two jack russell terriers attacked. the first was a male last month. and a few weeks ago there other jack russell terrier, they let her out in the morning and they came outside and saw her in the jaws of the mouth of a coyote and were able to scare him away and she is recovering now but it said this has been going on in the neighborod that they've seen the coyote several times. since june 4 dogs killed and three others attack -- attacked. on june 22 the attack on the jack russell terrier and on july 2 a pug in accord you were killed. -- and a corgi were killed. >> a large coyote that doesn't look like the typical ones, everyone's concern gets much larger and darker and they're worried it's part wolf. all the best that have smaller animals or even bigger animals we've been concerned keeping them closer to home. lots of neighbors have lost cats and chickens. when you approach the coyotes they are very brazen. >> coyotes are active at dawn or dusk looking for food and while attacks on humans are rare, coyotes have been comfortable coming out to property t

and i immediately and correctly said russell moore. and i don't know if they thought they were talking to the pope. but they did as they were told. the next thing i know he was the president of the erlc. back in 2009 when russell was brought about 11 years old, i described him as a gift of god to the christian community and a gift of the christian community to the nation. and then when he was selected, he did me the very high honor of inviting many he to speak at his installation at first baptist church, if i recall, the name of the church correctly. there i said again correctly that russell was the right man in the right place at the right time for that important post. and little did i know how right i was. and would prove to be about that in the turbulent waters in which the ship is now sailing in our very troubled culture, russell has proven to be the right man at the right time in the right place. he has proven to be a champion, defending the rights to religious freedom and other fund. al liberties not only of southern baptists and

here to debate, joe, stephanie, pete and let's begin with stock, which are higher russell hitting a high as the s&p sits around a critical level. pete, 2800 is what we're watching on the s&p. we've come back and hit that a couple of times. and it's proven to be pretty good resistance. >> we're doing this in a little bit any way, o f a rotation, right now. in terms of some of the stocks you're starting to see the flows once again you look at the dow yesterday. it was led by financials which we've all talked about ad nause nauseam, but the idea they haven't been able to rise. we've had the industrial, caterpillar 3measuri, you go ac the board. i think that's healthy for the market as well.ncredible b i can't believe in amazon, netflix and microsoft have accounted for 70% of, 70% of the s&p's gains this year that's absurd. that's unbelievable. >> incredible. >> and if you don't own them in a big way, you're reminded of it every day because you're going to lag every day so yes, to your point, technology has been the leader i am watching the rotation to pete's point i think for us to get to n

this has been the scene for hours her off of russell road. not only am i seeing two cherry pickers that work on lines down there, they also are working very quickly to restoreo power homes affected in this area. just did ait check dominion energyeporting close to 300 outages in this area, affected by their work going on here. they've been out here since late last nit, trying to restore this. but as you can see, a stretch of russell road is impacted by the work going on here. people living and working in this aa may not onl waking up to this convenience, but not having ligs when theyake up, as well. crews are working hard to fix that proble m justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> it was a close callor folks up near baltimore in ellicott city during the height of yesterday's rain, howard countyd warne people near main street to move to higherground. >> a steady rain caused water levels to rise. officials monitored the rivernd for hourso flooding was reported. >>> virginia state police have issued an amber alert. rd grace galliher was

the russell was right up about 1700 then.on't know specifically what's going on with it today, but the rest of the selling in the market is heavily driven by tech. intel down close to 10% and with a lot of selling and a lot of the social media names that have had just -- and subscription names that have had really hyperbolic rallies for the majority of the year. it's certainly not a broad market rout. i mean, down volume is not even 50% higher than up volume. liz: good point. >> you'd expect it to be three or four times higher. liz: doug, i don't want to rain on anybody's friday parade -- [laughter] we also got michigan university consumer sentiment, and it did take a dip. it was definitely down. and when you look at that number, a hot of people within the survey -- a lot of people within the survey referenced the concern about the trade wars. we know that if there's a deal or something brewing with the european union, there's still a battle with china. on top of that, let's just talk about what larry kudlow said, and that wa

the russell 2000 near it all-time high. we'll discuss the market and those big hurdles they must climb. in the meantime sarah sanders confirmed president trump invited vladimir putin to washington in the fall. plans are already under way. the white house issuing an executive order to get millions of people back into the workforce. take a listen. president trump: together their task will be to develop a national workforce strategy to equip americans of all ages and at all stages of their career with the skills they need to thrive in the modern economy. charles: new york congresswoman claudia tenney was at today's announcement it was another great event. i love these events. you have real people who share real life experiences of the successes that are happening. and the amounts mentioned there, $3.8 million. commitment after commitment after president trump signed that executive order. how does it work? how do you see it playing out the next couple years? >> i thought it was a terrific event. president trump is doing just wh

no word yet on whether russell will be on the side of good or evil... for action-heavy fight scenes... which she is no stranger to with her role in f-x's "americans." episode nine... the final movie in the latest star wars trilogy, opens on december 20th, 2019. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend... president trump will choose his next supreme court justice tomorrow night. we'll take a look at the finalists on the president's short list. live look outside... san francisco international airport. ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)very warm conditions will persist inland today while most coastal areas remain seasonably cool. a gradual cooling trend is forecast for inland areas through much of the work week. monsoon moisture is forecast to increase across southern and eastern california by midweek and perhaps make it as far west as the bay area and central coast by thursday. ( marty ) happening tomorrow... preisdent trump will announce his next nominee for the supreme court. randi kaye takes a loo

we russell road and west custis avenue in alexandria.hisroong stretch of adway is closed with quite a number of power crews out here from both comcast asell as dominion energy. you also h alexandria police out here. crews have been out here for about five hours now and they've had this roadway shutwn . we've already seen a few cars being turned away. alexandria police say this is going to go o for a few more they're going t out here helping to redirect traff but it's still early in the day.ew again, f more hours, so you need t keep that in mind if you're headed out this way. there are about seven dominion power comcast trucks out c here. while ian't see fro i'm standing how bad the situation is, i'm told that the trees fell on power lines and when you have a situation like that, branches, the tree hcome in contact wit power lines, it can cau transmission outages and we're told that a number of homes are without powerow right but it's unclear h exactlyow many. but i can tell you this home pitch dark, also the street light is out but then

of the nonprofit watts labor community action committee told russell that he believes the lead problem there is worse than the one getting all the attention in flint. so while our great leaders and journalists bask in the paranoia of the new cold war the good people of watts are being poisoned by our neglect and avarice which means it's time to start watching the hawks. that's. the bottom. like you that i got. sick. of all the watching the hawks able to rope in her and on top of. the neighborhoods are crumbling people are put in the harm of lead to not being cleaned up good you know you wouldn't know that watching television these days or no i would mean this or anything like that you know of course and then look at look at what happened in flint. the water crisis started in april of two thousand and fourteen and wasn't national news for the fall of two thousand and fifteen they didn't declare a state of emergency until twenty sixteen and they won't have truly clean water that they can drink from their tap until twenty twenty so you know when i got all the attention but remember what h

. >> as soon as charlie russel hearabout his adventure out here in the desert using trash to build a temple to god, he said he wanted to be a part of that because he was always yearning to make something out of nothing.ha in the yearsfollowed, russell invited more and more artists to east jesus, to come and build, create, and watch what happens to the work as th sert takes hold. >> reporter: this one here? >> i have to demonstrate it to you because it's really not about the tin cans in there. it's all about this. making sound out of just pebbles and empty cans. >> reporter: oh, that's great. >> it can sound like the rain. >> reporter: after russell passed away in 2011, the growino rostartists in east jesus formed the tax-exempt chasterus foundation to protect th project. >> his friends rallied around and said, "look, we don't want th idea to die. we've all had such a great time contributing and inspiring one another." and so they formed a 501.3c to preserve his memory. >> reporter: in 2013, the foundation purchased the 30 acres of lan that surround the collection, and three years lat

of the nonprofit watts labor community action committee told russell that he believes the lead problem there is worse than the one getting all the attention in flint. so while our great leaders and journalists bask in the paranoia of the new cold war the good people of watts are being poisoned by our neglect and avarice which means it's time to start watching the hawks. to. get the. real deal. as they are to pull out of it. what they like you know that i got. this. reservoir the watching the hawks am i robot or on top of the. savage the neighborhoods are crumbling people are put in you know the harm of lead them is not being cleaned up good you know you wouldn't know that watching television these days you know i would mean this or anything like that. of course but then look at look at what happened in flint the water crisis started in april of two thousand and fourteen it wasn't national news to the fall of two thousand and fifteen they didn't declare a state of emergency until twenty sixteen and they won't have truly clean water that they can drink from their taps until twenty twenty

even if we're 30%, let's add the russell to that. there seems to be b this u.s. centered folk, both economically in terms of investing and i would argue see if markets are going to continue to advance, you're going to see the nasdaq and the russell exceed its recent highs >> i don't think you can get the nasdaq to exceed its highs without a meaningful resolution of china you've got earnings growth and this sector leading markets. the problem is so much of that growth is predicated on china either in terms of final demand or in term of the supply chain being integrated through southeast asia i don't think you could have tariffs and uglyness coming sbot terms with china and till expect technology >> i think the next question is does now 34 billion turn into 16 billion. and i think that's the question. if that were to occur, then yes, we are escalating. >> wow, there are lot threats for a lot more >> the issue is that you couldn't have gotten better earnings last quarter and the market -- >> yawn. >> right it had its moments where it moved up, then we pulled it back

the pressure was on fox to equal it but he missed to give russell knox his third european tour victoryworld cup on the website as well as all that. i'm pleased to hear it, will we see later? 1115 although i'm a lwa ys will we see later? 1115 although i'm always available before that if you need me! thank you, i know where to find your! the home secretary, sajid javid, has visited the wiltshire town of amesbury, a week after 2 people fell critically ill after coming into contact with the nerve agent novichok. after meeting emergency workers and local residents, he reassured people that the risk to the wider public is low. i want to say to anyone that's listening now, this is a beautiful part of the country to visit. if you want a good day out, why not come down and show your support at the same time as having fun with yourfamily? it's a lovely part of the country to visit. also, i want to take the opportunity to say to everyone, but especially local people, that the risk to the public remains very low. that's the clear advice of public health england, it's the clear advice of sally davi

you see that white line that shows the russell 2000 extending -- blue line. things are overextended, where do people go next? kathleen,, i think, fee,u look at the trailing you have a dividend of, i believe 1.8. the treasury markets become competition for that. two years at 260, 10 years at 290 -- people are going to reallocate, whether they are aside an insurance company or pension company, they will start fixedllocate toward income. as far as small caps, historically, the russell 2000 will be more volatile than the s&p 500. and there's a large part of the russell 2000 in the u.s. that does not make money today. i think about a third of it, frankly. find businesses that generate copious free cash flow. kathleen: you are a fan of international small-cap. you say it has outperformed international large-cap, etc. a lot of people are worried about inversion. what is it about international small-cap that you like? we are agnostic. investor..s. based we will not look at markets and iran or north korea -- not yet anyway -- or venezuela or cuba. in the eurozone, the

the stocks in the russell were down yesterday by 10%.oday are keeping the s&p and dow going. ultimately that creates more volatility and we will see more of a shakeup when you start to see that. don't personally watch the vix so closely. but i am watching what the markets are doing. that is my leading indicator. vonnie: roaming higher in 10 years, to that continue? i do believe there is a top in rates which means there is a bottom in prices. i have a major four-star support that was right in line of 3.1 and the 10 year yield. i think the market is going to find prices go higher. that means yields will go lower over time. right now you have the fed pricing in four hikes this year and three hikes next year. i don't think the market is aware that we will see this peak out over the next nine months and it will be a catalyst for lower yields. to the founderou and president of blue line futures. caroline: a stellar earnings report isn't enough for the stock of the hour. shares in boeing have flown one point 6%. we have been digging into this a

melissa: russell, thank you. panel staying with us. >>> tesla shares closing down 3% today following reports that the car maker is asking suppliers to return cash to help with profit. company is responding asked only small number of suppliers to cut prices on ongoing products to improve cash flow. all this happening as elon musk continues to be called out by media. "new york post" headline, in case you missed it over the weekend, reading elon musk is a total fraud following questionable tweets and missteps along the way. adam, what do you think about this? are they being too rough on him or kind of catching up with him? >> the "new york post" is not known for subtly obviously. i think it's, this is catching up with him. he is epitome of distracted ceo right now. whether that is because he has a house of cards going on or we in the media built up his ego so far beyond any normal place it could be it is so obvious he needs to get focused right now. he should not be worried about submersibles in thailand. should be

the russell 2000 continues to mark time. here's the thing. it rebalanced in late june.t means the biggest and strongest names were lifted into the russell 1000 and it's kind of struggled since then. let's talk about potentially fake news. all dependence keeps saying that the terrorist battle has hurt the stock market. i think were really in a market rally. from the march 23 low the dowd jones industrial average is up 1700. were talking over seven 100%. from april it's up 14% and of course, there's the s&p 500 up 239.49%. those are heavy numbers, any market number will take them in a full year. here now to discuss is our panel danielle and melissa. a lot of news this week. we have the eu meeting tomorrow, were in the midst of earning season and of course that big gdp report them aware do you think, where do you rank these things in terms of influence on the market and also what we should be keeping an eye on for the second half. >> i think this week the markets are saying no news is good news, we haven't seen any further bad news on the tariffs, i think that's one of the

, out at third, instead the throw goes down the line, allowing russell to score the games first run.> france president emmanuel macron watching, at the world cup, umtiti scores the header, france will go to the final, playing the winner of croatia and england on wednesday. >>> damien lee, splitting time between santa cruz and golden state, playing in 15 games with the hawks last year, playing with his future brother-in-law, engaged to stephan curry sister. >> that's the way it works. >> if you have a tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next, the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 am. >> everyone knows who lando calrissian is, except

like russell, will you just go over there?is cold. >>> next to a surprise at billy joel's milestone 100th madison square garden concert. >> the boss himself, bruce springsteen, showed up on the piano rockin' out with billy. >> they teamed up for "born to run" and "tenth avenue freezeout". >> awesome. the only thing cooler than seeing billy joel is billy joel and the boss. and his ex-wife christie brinkley appears on the cover of "social life" magazine, rockin' a marilyn monroe type look. >> despite appearing on more than 500 covers, she says her biggest accomplishment is motherhood. >> oh. all right. noted. >> now that you know. >> now all mothers can expect to look like that at 64. she's setting the bar too high. >> i expect you in september to look just like that, in your bikini. >> in my fishnet bikini? >>> and now insight into kirk douglas' longevity. >> michael, his son, says he still works out with a trainer. >> the younger douglas says he is no slouch when it comes to technology. he has just discovered facetime. >> oh,

the russell, again, is really kind of flipping the picture here. the russell looks very strong comparatively, up about two-thirds of a percent. the battle for fox assets has ended. we're talking about the entertainment assets. comcast announcing today backing away, it will not bid, again, it will not up its offer for 21st century fox's entertainment assets and instead will focus on trying to acquire sky which is the british broadcasting conglomerate instead. charlie gasparino is in the newsroom with the latest details in the saga as well as the new details on this continuing regulatory wall facing the sinclair tribune deal, a wall put up by the government, right? >> right. we should point out that the comcast news isn't really news. you know why? because we at fox business reported, i will say, july 2nd, lizzie, that bankers close to the deal said that comcast was going to back away. they believed comcast was going to back away from bidding on all the 21st century fox assets going to disney and settle on a smaller shiv. and that's what they confirm

the biggest constituent group in the russell 2000 are financials. wells fargo as a big megacap bank would closely match the businesses of a lot of those financial companies in the russell 2000 that's why you're seeing that index lag. the russell 2000 i think holds the key to where we go from here if we can get back to the all-time high around 1706, 1708 on an intraday basis we can break through in this market but they hold the aggregate. >> what's keith's mentioning here about concern over the yield curve, the shape of the yield curve and the fact that banks are underperforming that normally in other market environments would have people wake up and say wait a second, are they trying to tell us that the markets as a whole are on thin ice where do you come down >> i think that's right, michael. and i think if you look at the underlying drivers of the u.s. economy, the u.s. economy is in a very, very good place right now. certainly the yield curve is an area of concern for financials but you're looking at a second quarter gdp that's expected between 3

the owner says he was in shock when he looked out the window and saw his jack russell terr r terrier. >> i see a coyote with him in his mouth. >> reporter: the at attack ha happened after the family found fears. her jack russell terrier >> a neighbor not far from here found him dead about four days after, and the people who found him immediately suspected that it was a coyote. >> reporter: the wildlife including the turkey and coyote are common in the east bay foothills, this was caught near their home before the at attacks. but they say that the one that attacked lucie was much larger and darker than the scrawny coyotes that they see. so far four dogs have been killed and at least three others attacked. it is not just in alamo. just a few miles away in danville a large coyote leaped over this six-foot-high fence. >> all of the sudden, he made a funny bark and i looked. i saw one of the two car i ried -- carried by a coyote. >> reporter: that is when his bigger brother went and attacked him, nd the coyote bit kobe, but he is okay. and now the owner is not taking chances. >> it is a ch

. >> and nfl star russel wilson had wife ciara and their two adorable kids on his mind. >> sienna is the cutest thing in the world. >> oh, my gosh. >> she was dancing. she was dancing to "level up" today, right. and she's grooving. she's grooving, and i'm like, man, she's got better rhythm than me, and she's 1. >> and it looks like future may have a future in athletics actually. >> yes! >> the cutest thing is the baseball. it's really a great little family. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> russell wilson is not little future's buy logical dad, but he has been a father to that boy since day one. >> i always admire her on the red carpet. always gets it right. >>> meanwhile, justin bieber and hailey baldwin have a wedding to plan. >> they sure do. so how soon will we see justin and hailey say i do? up first, in tonight's know and tell, bieber's walk down the aisle. ♪ ♪ you smile i smile >> enjoying their engagement -- that's what a source exclusively tells "e.t." about the fiances of 12 days. and planning for the bieb-win wedding is already under way. our source says, quot

when we were doing stuff with russell brand you know we highlighted one of the payday lenders in the u.k. and they in fact closed up shop and i was very affected by it it's one of the most pernicious and ugliest and underhanded way to destroy a society is by letting a day blunders you know exploit the fact that they can get away with two thousand three thousand fourteen thousand dollars thirty percent a year interest. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to access education. higher education is becoming just another product that can be pulled from sold under. not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you could know most of the regime could they souls the kind of fellow they could name you. want is the place of students in this business model for college i was born now i'm running stream or higher education the new global economic wall. tomorrow there may not be any kind of i'm maybe bacterial life. intelligent but i think it's probably there's some intelligent life ou

nasdaq a full 1.% and the russell a full 1.9%. tech sector the biggest performer. >>> hello again. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone northern california's so-called carr fire prompting more evacuations. fire officials now estimate 37,000 people have now fled. the wildfire burning about 200 miles north of sacramento has tripled in size overnight. it is blamed for killing two people including a firefighter >>> meanwhile northern europe is trying to cope with a heat wave that helped spark at least 25 wildfires. in brussels the heat has actually caused the roadways there to buckle. >>> here at home a water supply warning in michigan. handing out 3,000 cases of bottled water today because inindustrial contaminants was found in its municipal supply. >>> and a rather unusual sight in georgia seven sheriffs deputies were needed to rescue that guy. he's a 4 foot alligator. they found him overnight they apprehended thatigat gator sidewalk and the reptile was ultimately taken to a pond and let go and i'm sure he was none too hap

, out at third, instead the throw goes down the line, allowing russell to score the games first run., at the world cup, umtiti scores the header, france will go to the final, playing the winner of croatia and england on wednesday. >>> damien lee, splitting time between santa cruz and golden state, playing in 15 games with the hawks last year, playing with his future brother-in-law, engaged to stephan curry sister. >> that's the way it works. >> if you have a connection with stephan curry, you get on the team.>> it doesn't hurt. [ laughter ] >> we will be right back. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next, the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 am. >> ev

russell and his partners. we go into that in the book but one thing that surprised me, while two things, one that only lasted 18 months. it was intended as a short-term venture that 18 months is all that it lasted. the other thing that amazed me, the man who started the inc. the telegraph and the railroads into the venture. rather than be destroyed by that technology, the inc. saw it coming and so they did. mr. russell as things started going downhill for the companies, he wasn't one to let ethics get in his way of success so whether he started from the dark side so if were were turned that way, he ends up promising people that he would pay $10,000 as soon as he got the contract payment from the government and that is a good thing to promise unless you make the same promise to ten different people then it's a little bit of trouble and he ends up with bonds that don't belong to him and again we will get into that in the book. the one thing i took away from this isn't just how long it was and the endurance they

(catherine) actress keri russell is in talks to jointhe cast of the next 'star wars' movie.j abrams is writing and directing...he and russell worked together on the show "felicity".... also on the movie "mission: impossible 3." . no word yet on whether pounds. (catherine) actress keri russell is in talks to jointhe cast of the next 'star wars' movie. j-j abrams is writing and directing...he and russell worked together on the show "felicity".... also on the movie "mission: impossible 3." . no word yet on whether russell will be on the side of good or evil, but the role does call for action-heavy fight scenes. episode nine, the final movie in the latest star wars trilogy, opens on december 20th, 2019. (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 news at six. a home invader in the east bay is met with a barrage of gunfire.. after picking the wrong house to target. we'll tell you what police are saying about the homeowner's actions to protect his family. then - a warning for pet

this is an hour and a half. >> what a pleasure and honor it is to introduce my beloved friend, russell moore, as this year's carol g simon lecturer. dr. moore is the eighth >> that comes from your allies as well, we hear from whalen, no one has been more dedicated to enterprise of building a supreme court that's been your goal. goal first and foremost has always within to find people to serve on the court who in the constitution as written and that's really ultimately what drives the moment.ative legal you want judges on the court who understand that the best way to preserve freedom and dignity and this country t in is to have people who will interpret the constitution as t's written and not play politics when they are judges. >> are you confident that anyone the president nominates tomorrow confirmed before the midterms, that the democrats up theot be able to hold nomination? >> i'm very confident with this resident's enthusiasm and with mcconnell's enthusiasm they can confirmed.y >> the president outsourced his ecisions to the heritage foundation. it is extraordinary. i have argued c

with me now is steve russell of oklahoma, he is on the oversight committee and will question strzok.et's begin with the question at hand. what will you ask him? >> the goals of the hearing will be to examine what the standards are of our law enforcement agents. we give our agencies broad latitude to enforce the law with the understanding they will not use that power to interfere with political processes or to sbub fub with t -- interfere with the power they possess. >> the inspector general report found that the belief is that he could not rule out he was biased completely but that any personal bias did not impact the results of the investigation. what was prioritized over the other. are you comfortable with that assessment. >> he stated the prosecutors have not displayed the bias in the outcomes. they may handle the evidence presented to them by investigators. and one of the questions that i asked the inspector general was could that influence the type of material you would provide prosecutors and affect an outcome and he said yes, that was possible. so as we look at the bias questi

in the nasdaq 5% to the down side in the russell, 10%.o aggregate those last three days and you get the compilation of all the sales pressure. if you look at the s&p it could possibly be triple especially with the nasdaq, the russell could be double. so it's something to be cognizant if you're a fund, and something to be cognizant of if you're a retail investor watch those last three days of the month. >> that's a pretty telling stat. so how do you see it beyond just the faang names? is it company specific or a broader move out of technology, or as steve said some weird month on action? >> well, it's two fold one is i think the market is starting to move from momentum into earnings momentum so scrutiny about earnings is clearly something that those highly prized highly liked stocks like the faang stocks are truly going to have to demonstrate. they have to demonstrate earnings they have to put earnings growth, they have to do that and the fact is enmany cases these companies have actually produced top line growth so a lot of these small co

and for you will there's this russell's reserve. i thought you might appreciate that one >> i'll take any of them frankly. >> my favorite correspondent >> i can't put them on the plane. they won't let me bring them on the plane. >> contessa, thank you very much for that happy hour hit. >>> a gain of roughly 1% there, 0.5%, excuse me. s&p is higher by nearly 1% snaz dack higher than nearly 1%. and coming up find out which car companies are going to get hit the hardest when we speak to the former president of the toyota's u.s. business. >>> plus the u.s. lobster industry is bracing for what could be a major hit from new ine ris. we'll head live to maine the latest coming up go your ra. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ at c

russell from oklahoma. and he understands more than most because of his own service because of what we do in this body and on this floor has a direct impact on the levels of risk, on the safety and effectiveness of our men and women in uniform. mr. speaker, this resolution highlights the damage that we have seen to the readiness of the united states army over nine years of continuing resolutions, sequestration and budget disfunction. i echo the remarks, let's change that and make this a new start and this year will be the year that we don't hold military hostage. we have done it here in the house and they can do it in the senate. take the bill, take it up and pass it. all these other arguments and discussions are important for the future of the nation and important for our economy, but we should not force our men and women in uniform to have to wait and watch not knowing whether or not we will be able to pass the bills they need, the funding that they need to continue to keep us safe. we did our jobs for fi

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and that it's a for america's quarterly who's the magazine's correspondent in many cases he and mr russellthis indeed is a bold move this promise by the president elect to hold a referendum. through his term. it is yeah it's actually something he's spoken quite a lot about on the campaign trail. in. campaign videos and commercials originally he was saying he was going to have a referendum every two years. he said that maybe every three would be better to try and save costs. but it's something he's been talking about it's a commitment that he made very prominently and something that he would have difficulty trying to just sweep under the. after being elected the question is whether it's actually going to happen mexico's constitution has no provisions for this kind of thing would likely require. a constitutional amendment which and there's another look at what other one has said he would do. that is i think we'll see what happens yeah see what happens essentially setting out is still to be amount of the people in this problem is also to take less than half what the current president it curre

really the tech and the russell have investors concerned. we talked to dennis gartman on fox business. he talks about the fannings being defanged. netflix gapped lower. facebook gapped lower, and all the people we speak to on a regular basis, scott red letter and raymond james, you have to watch the selling. as we see fangs entering into correction territory this is where everybody is watching. apple is so key tomorrow. let's pull up apple because everybody will be watching not only for iphone sales and product sales but buybacks, currency swings and china and you can see it is down again. they're selling good news, selling bad news on the entire sector. so they're watching the selloff of both the nasdaq and the russell and that could be a turn. this is why apple tomorrow is so very key for everyone investing. last but not least, take a look at the credit card companies which weighed on the dow jones industrial average. american express was hit by a report that it raised foreign exchange prices somewhat unknowingly to clients. you can see th

russell washington, too. what do you think of this setup for the guys and gals? doesn't geth etter for yoseball, does it? this is just great. >> this is what it's all about. getting young people more involved in baseball, russell. >> indeed. getting them out playing. to have them active. a lot of children, they like to stay in and play video >>games. greg, what do you think about this real quick? >> it's nice. >> the other little leaguers t herenk you for coming out on news 4 today. all right. we had a lot of fun. this starts at 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., all da same time, time place, at 1st and m street yes. >>> 6:56 right now. and here's four things to know. this map shows the traffic restrictions around the park.o if you take me tonight's homerun derby, take the green line and for more in the nbc washington app. >>> metro workers are moving closer to a strike. the majority voted t authorize that strike. union leaders claim that metro gm is violating the contract. find out how this affects you. >> we're hours away from the biggest amazon sale of the year. kicks off

with lucy in his mouth. >> it happened after they found their other jack russell terrier gone. five days later a neighbor confirmed their worst fears. >> a neighbor not too far away from here found him dead about four days after. the people that found him immediately suspected it was a coyote. > . >> wildlife are common. this was caught on camera near their home before the attack. they say the one that attacked lucy was much larger and darker than coyotes they usually see. so far four dogs have been killed and at least three others attacked. it is not just in alamo, just a few miles away a large coyote leaped over this 6 foot high fence. >> all of a sudden me made a funny mark. i saw him being carried along the back fence of the yard. >> he sprang into action nipping at the coyote. the coyote bit him but the brave little dog is okay. his owner says now she is not taking any chances. >> it's completely changed how we operate. >> despite her injuries lucy manages to wag her tail. her family wants neighbors to keep a close eye on their beloved pets. >> just to spare people from lo

was very important although everybody in america said russel's he hates america he's ninety four it was an incredible document there was testimony from american soldiers about shooting of villages like crazy fifty sixty five very early so when i got a tip about me i just whatever else i was doing and i thought i could do it but i thought i would heard that some g.i. went crazy and shot up seventy five people and that sounded like something that could happen what they did in the war early on is we were going to villages american units a company would go in on a raid find nobody there and we the way it worked as we always thought the viet cong our enemy the north through the maze they were farmers by day and guerrillas at night so we go early in the morning and catch him in bed after a night of being a gorilla i don't know what the craziness was movement in children so after enough of those raids you would get frustrated and sometimes the officers were. say ok guys i know you're all angry everybody could have a mad moment in this village the tank gunner with his missiles and the machi

walter russell mead, wall street journal a couple days ago. i highlighted it and cut it out. it's a pleasure to be with you. great to be back and hudson. thanks for asking me too be here. i know the director has to get out quickly as you can imagine his schedule is packed so if the audience could sit while he leaves quickly to get on to whatever he's doing next, i don't think he can tell us what he's doing next, but thank you again for coming. we really appreciate it. [applause] as he leaves, i just want to thank everybody in hudson. meeting together, it's a terrific opportunity and an honor for us and we hope the folks watching this in streaming enjoyed it and were sorry we couldn't take questions from the audience, but i did my best to channel what i hope are the questions on most people's mind. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] earlier today deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announced that special counsel robert muller has indicted 12 russian intelligence officers in the 2016 hacking. he is overseeing the special counsel investig

that, thank you for russell ward, our asia finance editor. a look at some of the biggest movers in this monday session. >> haidi, earlier you were discussing this merger. this share price dropping the most since 2016 on the back of that update over the weekend. we have seen retailers fall as the country starts a 52 hour working system this monday. convenience store operators will he hit the most among retail segments in korea. asiana airlines is down 2.2% as the carrier expects more flight delays on an in-flight catering issue. for breaking news you are, you have bloomberg and twitter with tictoc by bloomberg, the first global news network designed for social media with hourly top news reports verified by bloomberg. get on twitter and follow tictoc if you don't already. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching bloomberg markets asia. not kindd quarter was to long em investors. the worst quarter going back to the third quarter of 2015. a lot of where we look in that yen is contingent on the dollar. we look at the chart up here. look at our

the big cap indices a slightly better picture the russell down a full percent.you look at the sector performance you'll see you tilts at the bottom. the positive stocks most notably or commodity related materials and energy is higher teleco is also high at the moment looking at the two year over a decade because we did see yields hit a ten year high from the two years. and that yield move. >> sekt conductors as bertha noticed notably weaker we had a slightly elevated tone in the earnings conversation about the commodity costs, the stronger dollar, overall higher costs. we heard that from whirlpool, from kimberley clark anything that has paper and input costs and commodities a little bit more of a concern but overall pretty good on the earnings exxon and chevron were a big help in the dow jones industrial today. earnings will continue tomorrow we'll be getting boeing, these two numbers from lockheed and coke tomorrow, general motors and ups as well >> we'll continue most notably with at&t, which is higher verizon had strong numbers and we're up 190 points on the