s. picture what you call it make them not they'll be able to breed economically that's very strong to compare it to hitler and this is the worst case scenario in terms of potato water body politic simulate genocide i mean interjections we don't deny that foreigners to be out from here definitely as. if they're not the citizen of this country this will be here we don't say that there's no foreigners there maybe some foreigners but this is not the full proof system to weed out the foreigners like this doesn't community feel targeted at them you see this whole community fox any muslim community the first the the sentence will be years to our community the measure measure of the cases of muslims if you go to the court anywhere in find the people those who are looking for work humans then trying to straighten out the documents and having the going legalized that all muslims lips can see anyway it why do you think they would want to target the muslim community i'm not talking from my side even konami feeling for all the muslims here they feel that way that this is the extension of the prevailing si

when ucb ‘s pictures, first of all of when the earthquake hit, you see this aeroplane moving around justost power. you will understand why it has caused such devastation but luckily there was no tsunami risk and the worst of the earthquake was not in densely populated cities, but mainly in regional areas but nonetheless, look at the landslides that were caused. absolutely huge, multiple landslides involving homes and fields, that is why it is difficult to assess how many people have lost their lives. here is more, showing buckled roads and cars caught up in muddy ground water, they have emerged in the early hours. this footage came in of a person being lifted to safety. prime ministers shinzo abe saying that he will send thousands of soldiers to help with the rescue effort. there have been problems in the south due to the typhoon. this temple has all been but flattened by the power of this earthquake. the earthquake struck in the north, in the south people are very much still recovering from typhoonjebi, we have seen these images over the last few days. the most powerful in a quarter of

s all for"news4 this week." i'm jim hadley. we ave you nowwith some pictures of folks dealing wh that scorching heat we've had this we. thanks for joining us, and have a great rest of your holiday and week too. happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched with vitamin b3 complex, for beautiful skin. olay. >>> at 6:00, saying good-bye. a grateful nation prepares far final farewello senator john mccain, t whilere's a special remembrance at the vietnam memorial. >>> a violent road rage incident is caught on camera. this morning a d.c. woman is facing some seriousar chs. >>> plus everyone in this video was laughing as a woman was getting kicked down on the street. but police not amused when they saw this disturbing scene. all those stories and l a more as we welcome you in on this saturd

but look at this picture. kim s from work posted this picture, champagne. there's orange juice. mimosas. this may be a special occasion. sounds like they're stocked for margaritas. i don't know where kim works, but that might be the place to party. if you follow the a's, where are they going to party? with the wild cards. the tickets not on sale yet, but go to oakland a's website to find out when tickets go on sale. you will be apprised of that. they'll go on sale friday at 9:00, but you'll find out where it is. and we'll have our special section on the oakland a's. folks who have made it to the wild card position. we'll send it back to you, a's fans. >> always. >>> coming up, we investigate. >> really bad, man. >> how would you rate the cleanliness of san francisco? how about a near perfect score? seriously. that's what one report found. and it turns out, you're footing the bill. i'm in san francisco. we investigate, next. francisco? nearly spotless? that )s what a public relations >>> how do you picture san francisco? nearly spotless? that's what a public relations firm wants

s >> that picture of jeff sessions, rod rosenstein having dinner together when it was jeff sessions in all the hot water. these are guys who understand the optics of a moment like that. >> politico has done a full piece and said noel might not be so friendly to the mueller i vest gag -- investigati investigation. he's accused the fbi of bias. >> he endorses these conspiracy theories. he also doesn't have any prosecutorial experience. he's overseeing one of the most important investigations in the history of justice department. he's been a very political solicitor general. the person in that job has tough political decisions to make and cases where you have to deal we the justice department precedent but big policy questions. in our administration, obama administration, the solicitor general switched one time. noel has done it nearly two dozen times. it gives me some worry about what he would do if he's in charge of this probe. >> we'll wait to see what happens. all eyes to thursday. good to see you. thank you. >>> next, the other breaking story we're following today. another allegation

pictures. >> reporter: 1997's "boogie night nights". but even in later years when he would get a ribbing from "saturday night live." >> burt reynolds, where did you come from? >> i've been here the whole ac e and career. there's one thing they can never take away, he wrote. nobody had more fun than i did. list of the roles he did take are the roles he said he did not. he once wrote he passed on han so low in star wars, jack nicholson's astronaut in terms of endearment, and john mcclain, the cop bruce willis played in die hard. >> jim, thanks. >>> coming up next here, a deadly mass shooting at a bank in ohio. sleep disturbances keep 1 in 3 adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number 1 sleep doctor recommended remfresh -- your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. a women's natural lubrication varies throughout her cycle. this can effect how pleasurable sex can be. to supplement your lubrication for even better sex try ky natural feeli

when house in hanover in the earry 1990's, it wws completely different picture.s a perception among those demonstrators. they are somehow losing their cuuture. it%her that feeling is statistiis or not, there is a emotion that which is important. this all a very toogh call for angela merkel. -- will, her instincts coming to a rock concert and famous german bands. the dead trousers are playing. her instincts will be to revert in favor of cosmopolitan liberal vvlues. it should be looking very carefully at the electoral -- any actor that last year, the afd far right party is almost connection with her party. the region as a whole, there is .%election in 2019 merkel is going to have tootry to veryycarefully. mooe pressure for the german chhncellor. thank you. france 24's international affairs editor. live from paris here on france 24, a reminder of our top stories. beijing to discuss trade with china. dismissesent criticism that chinese investment leaves africcn countriis in so--alled debt. coming tt the table to find a several latin american counnries gather in ecuad

s----. in the old hollywood pictures they couldn't do anything.ried, they couldn't be gay, they couldn't take drugs, they couldn't do anything, had to live this fake life. but the publicity department took care of that; if they had a life that wasn't acceptable, they dreamed up a fake life for them. and the press knew it was fake, but they reported it. it was completely a rigged game in the old days. (man) here is what it's like inside the cabin of the luxurious airliner. (arthur wilde) there isn't really too much news in hollywood, and it has to be manufactured. if i had to guess how many were written in a year, i would say 20 or 30 a day times 365. (man) must be getting near the big village... paulette's putting on her war paint. it was as important that they do the publicity as it was that they stand up in front of the cameras to act. (clark gable's wedding) (john waters) being a star... eventually, you could never go out of your house, you could never have a good love affair, all the things most people want you have to give up if you become th

kron4's maureen kelly obtained pictures of what the enforcement agents are finding. one of the pot farms that had been caught operating without a permit. sonoma county officials says there had been estimates of 6- thousand grow sites in the county when they first started working towards issuing permits two years ago.....so the 600 plus that have been shut down since january represents only about 10 percent of what could be out there. we have a lot more to go tennis wick is the director of the county's permit office. he says most the operations they've shut down we not even attempting to get right with the law. others tried and failed. their agency is complaint driven....directed in by neighbors who can smell the crops. wick says some of these operations aren't just skirting red tape...they are tampering with the environment. i was at a site yesterday in a watershed that hosts the coho salmon and water was being siphoned directly out of the stream in order to support the groutbut a grower on the sonoma county cannabis advisory council says this is a sad situation....s

a mixed picture on the first day of the first full day of trading. earlier in the session the sand nasdaq snapping a four-day losing streak the nasdaq is up at 7924 there was a record today the dow ans sport logged another high in terps of what lead utilities, industrials, healthcare, financials and energy >> this week marks the ten year anniversary coming up. we'll have have his take of of what the financial industry has learned and what the risks are now. joining us on the panel today we have mike santoli. welcome to all of you. mike, i begin with you >> yes >>> it is jewish tone. >> yeah. i have a feeling it does it has been a pattern it has been verien -- very unusual. kind of keep grinding i head it really doesn't have a lot of energy behind it >> the sectors kind of justify bli given negative headlines on dmien. you esz enshlgly had an 8% run i can't say it raises any alarms you do have a more mix in selective take when you had this rally. >> what are you watching right now? you have inflation data. we had the strong enough jobs report you have midterm elections coming up.

kron4's maureen kelly obtained pictures of what the enforcement agents are finding.u can see one of the pot farms that had been caught operating without a permit. sonoma county officials says there had been estimates of 6- thousand grow sites in the county when they first started working towards issuing permits two years ago.....so the 600 plus that have been shut down since january represents only about 10 percent of what could be out there. we have a lot more to go tennis wick is the director of the county's permit office. he says most the operations they've shut down we not even attempting to get right with the law. others tried and failed. their agency is complaint driven....directed in by neighbors who can smell the crops. wick says some of these operations aren't just skirting red tape...they are tampering with the environment. i was at a site yesterday in a watershed that hosts the coho salmon and water was being siphoned directly out of the stream in order to support the groutbut a grower on the sonoma county cannabis advisory council says this is a sad situa

the n-t-s-b released these new pictures of the bus d big rig involved. e were killed in that crash. n-t-s-b investigators are now taking a closer look at a tire that blew out on the semi... causing it to cross the median and collide with the bus. so far no charges have been filed in connection crash. ( marty ) a northern california family has a warning this holiday weekend ... after an out of control jet ski slammed into the back of their boat.. the terrifying crash was caught on video on folsom lake. a wife says a jet ski came uncomfortably close - before striking the side of the boat - leaving a hole. luckily no one on the boat was injured... but leah prior of roseville says they did find the jet skier who hit the boat. <"you have to look out for people who are not as smart about being on the waterways as maybe you will."> ( marty ) state state statistics show a majority of boating accidents happen on holiday weekends. california state parks officials are urging everyone to be safe and follow rules - including wearing a life vest while on the water. ( m

kron4's maureen kelly shows us pictures of what enforcement agents are finding.hat had been caught operating without a permit. sonoma county officials says there had been estimates of 6- thousand grow sites in the county when they first started working towards issuing permits two years ago.....so the 600 plus that have been shut down since january represents only about 10 percent of what could be out there. we have a lot more to go tennis wick is the director of the county's permit office. he says most the operations they've shut down we not even attempting to get right with the law. others tried and failed. their agency is complaint driven....directed in by neighbors who can smell the crops. wick says some of these operations aren't just skirting red tape...they are tampering with the environment. i was at a site yesterday in a watershed that hosts the coho salmon and water was being siphoned directly out of the stream in order to support the groutbut a grower on the sonoma county cannabis advisory council says this is a sad situation....saying that the county h

s. . oh. there. are some distressing pictures there soldiers a scene crawling on the ground as gun fire blazed over their heads that shooting lasted almost ten minutes iran's majority shia muslim country and it would seem this attack had sectarian motives leaders from the u.k. and russia have sent their condolences with president clinton saying this is a reminder of the fight against terror in the region intolerance for a minister was quick to blame those who he thought were responsible for today's tragedy. terrorists recruited trained armed and paid by a foreign regime have attacked. juden and journalists among casualties iran holds regional terror sponsors and their us masters accountable for such attacks iran will respond swiftly and decisively in defense of iranian lives. said moustapha cushier she's a political analyst joining us live on the line though indeed from taran hey there thanks for being on art international so islamic state as well as some sunni organizations are all claiming responsibility this afternoon and there have been sporadic protests by sunnis internally in iran in the past iran

s. they can tell jenny who post pictures of her changing her baby's diapers that maybe sharing isn't for her either. and maybe lay grooms are not for her baby. as you call these neutral these organizations wreak havoc in latin america to begin a level which makes me think that there are way overqualified. for this job sifting there of che guevara means like this seems like an entry level position i mean you know you need to have staged a coup to know that that's plagiarism. facebook is now promoting us propaganda this is propaganda it is a strong word that needs defending which is what former time magazine editor richard stengel did on this panel i'm not against propaganda every country does it and they have to do it to their own population their last question what is happening in america is what this is flipped on the global it so to. which we live with for many many years into a student. that was was and still is propaganda. you. know you i never i usually just want to end something before the last question. but at any rate i want to thank this fantastic panel here to watch. that we've

kron4's maureen kelly obtained pictures of what these code enforcement agents are finding.e one of the pot farms that had been caught operating without a permit. sonoma county officials says there had been estimates of 6- thousand grow sites in the county when they first started working towards issuing permits two years ago.....so the 600 plus that have been shut down since january represents only about 10 percent of what could be out there. we have a lot more to go tennis wick is the director of the county's permit office. he says most the operations they've shut down we not even attempting to get right with the law. others tried and failed. their agency is complaint driven....directed in by neighbors who can smell the crops. wick says some of these operations aren't just skirting red tape...they are tampering with the environment. i was at a site yesterday in a watershed that hosts the coho salmon and water was being siphoned directly out of the stream in order to support the groutbut a grower on the sonoma county cannabis advisory council says this is a sad situation....

where they have had a huge problem with river flooding, we've got a crew there, we're s going tw you those dramatic pictures, too. back to you for now. >> all right. >> impressive stuff, that's for sure. >> thank you, jim. we'll be back to you shortly. >> jim and our photoapher joe cassano are going to be riding out the storm tonight in nags head. 65 miles to the north of them is news 4's david i culver virginia beach. >> david reports tonight, you don't have to be in the bulls ey to feel the powerful effects of florence. >> reporter:e are slefrl bevera blocks away from the oceanfront here in virginia beach, and we are here with the storm ranger. itill allow us to tap into the localized portion of the outer bands, get better detail as to what florence is doing, especially when it comes to this region. a lot of folks will have seen that trajectory push florence south. people who live here are seeing that, in some cases, they're saying, oh, we're in the clear, everything's safe. officials are saying that is n the case. there are still storm surge concerns and floing. >> check on these people down here over at

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pictures. >> reporter: in 1997's "boogie nights." >> burt reynolds. >> reporter: but even in later ears, when he would get a ribbing from "saturday night live"... >> burt reynolds-- where did you come from? ( laughter ) >> i've been here the whole time. >> reporter: ...burt reynolds was clear looking back over his life and career. "there's one thing they can never take away," he wrote. "nobody had more fun than i did." maybe more impressive than the list of the roles he did take are the roles he said he did not. he once wrote he passed on han solo in "star wars," jack nicholson's astronaut in "terms nd endearment"; and john mcclane, the cop bruce willis played in "diehard." >> glor: nobody had more fun than he did. that's pretty good, right? all right, jim, thanks. coming up next here, a deadly ssss shooting at a bank in ohio. k in ohio. ing at a bank in ohio. can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. tby talking to your docto. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of man

today the man accused of killing them is going to face s have painted a picture of a violent narcissist and this trial has been on hold for a while because there have been questions about his mental competence. he has trying to represent himself which is not allowed. he is going to have a public defender today. here's his photo, rodney halbower. he is 69 years old. he was in prison in oregon for almost three decades on charges of attempted murder when dna evidence from a cigarette butt linked him to a string of violent crimes from 1976. and now authorities believe he is responsible for killing 5 women in northern california and one in reno. today, his trial begins in the deaths of two of those women here in san mateo county, paula baxter and veronica cascio. ninserfive gyy hillis whe halbo killer out there. >> reporter: over the past four years, halbower has made contact with our newsroom where he admits he was in the area at the time. to that, he said, so what? i did not commit any crime, any rapes, that i did not unstand. we are going to hear more from his manifesto coming up in the n

now we do have a mixed picture, the s&p we call it down about 2 and 2 thirds percent. a side berry, if you live in new york, they're all the rage, we are going to introduce to you to the government agency who helped bring the magical healthy fruit from risky investment in emerging market to table top. ceo of the oversee private investment corporation is here in fox business exclusive. it's your tax money, you need to know how it's being spent. the tech legend who is opening the states to reveal the gems of success story, cisco chairman john chambers about his new book and how he see it is trump trade war playing out with china. he's always had a good relationship with the chinese, wonder what he has to say. less than an hour to closing bell, big hour, let's start the countdown. ♪ liz: we should get to breaking news moments ago, the court adjourned in the bill cosby case after the judge denied the disgraced comedian bail, cosby will be jailed immediately after being sentenced to 3 to 10 years in a pennsylvania state prison. he will be subjected to a sex offender program

checkingchecking the market acts morning, we have a little bit of a mixed picture with s&p 50 futures dow future going 2 at the moment, 184-point rally yesterday for the blue chips, so yesterday the market shaking off those trade concerns, 10% tariff that we are putting on chinese import maybe at least until the end of the year in europe we have markets that are moving to the plus side this morning, the ftse 100 in england gaining as french and german markets. in asia overnight, markets mostly higher, nikkei, shanghai and hang seng and hong kong moving to plus side. florence's future, north carolina residents still struggling as thousands of homes and roadways remain under water, we take you there live as president trump gears up to travel to the region later this morning and survey the impact. plus, more trouble for tesla, the electric automaker revealing it is under investigation by the department of justice as founder and ceo elon musk tweeted about possibly taking the company private. all that and so much more coming up this morning, pollster and ma

here's the picture you gotta see: tiger and the u-s ryder cup team looking like a jazz band or a weddinge that "men in black" look (will smith and tommy lee jones 1997 look it up kids). that entrance is nothin compared to the insanity that greeted tiger woods when he played the last whole of the tour championship. the crowds, the cheering, the chanting.. he was almost the chanting.. the cheering, the chanting.. he was almost in tears. he was almost in tears. he was almost in tears. his first win in 1,876 days.. his first win in 1,876 days.. the final event of the season and he did it. tiger's back, tiger's back!!! (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james ) an indonesian teen has been rescued after drifting at sea for 49 days on a floating fish trap. the 19-year-old had been working as a lamp keeper on a remote fishing trap. the trap was 77 miles off the northern coast of indonesia. and in mid-july... strong winds and water currents broke the rope holding the trap in place causing him to drift out into the open sea. the platform made it all the way to the waters of guam where to the waters of gu

picture. we saw the s&p 500 gaining for a fifth consecutive session but wait down by news of -- weighed the trigger on $200 billion of tariffs on chinese imports. we saw the nasdaq pretty flat at 8010 but did see a weekly advance, not to mention the s&p 500 was led higher by energy stocks. look at oil because we saw a third week in advance when it came to wti which is unchanged in early trading. brentolding at 78 -- holding a $78. hurricane florence now downgraded to a tropical depression, not to mention sophie, looking stormy in asia when it comes to the weather. sophie: we are going to be taking stock of the weather passesyphoon mangkhut through the philippines, hong kong and china. can see we had floating in low-lying areas and buildings with windows blown out. the wind speeds broke the record we saw in 1952 and 1999. t8was t10 on sunday but now and t3 in hong kong which means trading will resume. we are still taking precautions in hong kong. schools will be shut, and flights from the airport will resume. casinos, concede us -- will reopen after shutting down operations for the first time in the

we see a bit of a mixed picture. the s&p 500 is black, the nasdaq fell 0.02. potential trade talks with china and the u.s.. still, that was offset by slumping tech stocks, also chipmakers. we had goldman sachs downgrading some chipmakers. that's weighing on the s&p 500. fellso see apple, which 1.2%, the biggest decline on a product launch date since 2015. this is what the markets look like. sophie. sophie: with the declines likely to continue and optimism looking fleeting, asian stocks could look to extend the slump we saw after a 10 day decline. japanese future are looking at a change. seoul, the cosby may be ratings, despite the government saying it will review economic policies. there may be another round of measures to cool the housing market that may be introduced. in australia, futures point lower. 18,000 jobs expected to be added for the month of august. over in wellington, the ndx 50 is extending declines we saw on wednesday. we saw data signaling a pickup through the month of august while prices for food were half a percent on a monthly basis. let's g

is responsible for hacking a-m-c and sony pictures entertainment in 2014, along with other crimes. the criminal complaint was unsealed thursday ... the u-secause it was producing a fictional comedy film about the north korean leader. and a-m-c theaters was targeted ... because it was scheduled to screen sony's movie. even with the charges, the department admits, there has been no effort to catch park .. nor communication with the north korean government about him. (ken) in sports... the 49ers prepare for their season opener... sunday in minnesota...(pam) while the raiders defense gets ready for life without khalil mack for their opener at home monday night... kim smith has their thoughts... and all the sports... coming up still ahead at six... born in the u.s.a.. pays his taxes and served in the military.. but now he is trying to understand why his citizenship is being challenged by his own government ... (ken) a texas man says he's having to jump through hoops to prove that he is a u.s. citizen. (pam) that is even though he was born in texas ... went to school there ... and has been working there for decades... this all started when he

s? thehe question would be slow picture. are people going to leave the asset class?e have see a -- we have seen a and whenying on e.m., people see negative returns, do they want to get out of the market? have we gone far enough that people are looking at it from a valuation standpoint as an opportunity? wild action when it comes to sterling. what are your assumptions? >> it is difficult to make assumptions regarding brexit. before the salzburg meeting, it looked like things were moving in the right direction. we has night -- we had nice movement on the eu side but have taken a few steps back. my base case would be that there is some form of agreement, probably doma soft brexit route. that is being challenged at the moment. >> no matter what happens, when it comes to trade and other wedlines right now, brexit, can only expect more volatility. how do you trade this? >> you have to expect more volatility. we have been in a period of low volatility. that means you probably need to take risk off the table, maybe be more nimble in your positioning, be aware of forward-look

. >> reporter: andle the woman behind the photo now says s regrets going public with the picture. >>dinamr withy and friends. that's what's important. >> reporter: it's now the working actor getting the last laugh. for "today," kathy park, nbc news, los angeles. >> to be continued. >>> dylan is here with a check of the forecast. >> i'll focus on the rain in the country.f the a stalled front and remnants of tropical storm gordon continuing to pump in moisture. heavy rain in st. louis right now andoi southern ill >>> a dyl showed you, a lot of heavy rain is going to s north of our area for today. tomorrow we could have periods ofoderate rain. 74 today. a lot of areas in the 60s. we'll have plenty of dry times. light rain,zl dr mist as we go through the day today. again, a fewer showers and there, but i do even believe the nats game will be fine. we have t double header. heavy rain moves in later tonight and then expect heavygh rain thr >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. >> thank you, dylan. just ahead, what does hangry an! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) peopleith type 2

that gives t-s-a security a full 3-d picture of your luggage. to other airports. ( darya ) coming up next... a man steals an s-u-v and then crashes it right into an east bay building. ( lydia )( lydia ) urban shield kicks off today. the world's largest militarized swat training and weapons expo. i'm live with the details. lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... major hot sot a noticeable boost in temperatures today especially for inland areas and the east and south bay with high temperatures well into the upper 80's if not the 90's. sunshine can be than yesterday with diminished marine layer and onshore flow. along the coast temperatures will peak slightly higher as well in 70's. ( will ) happening today... the world's largest militarized swat training and weapons expo comes to the east bay.( darya ) this will be the last year of the expo... which attracts huge protests every year. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in pleasnton this morning with the details. lydia. thanks lydia. ( darya ) in the east bay... police have arre

s new orleans. this comes weeks after he was 'job shamed' for working at trader joe's. pictures of scott backula's main character 'pride.' the show's executive producer says the role called for someone with lots of heart ... and quote: "that's geoffrey in a nutshell". the episode is expected to aiin late october. ( james ) one california organization has search and rescue dogs ready to help hurricane victims in hawaii and the carolinas. they are former shelter dogs ... trained to pay it forward by rescuing people trapped by disasters. the four legged teams members are part of national disaster search dog foundation in ventura county.they are trained to find survivors and their effort is funded by donations. seven day (darya)that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. tonight. (james) >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." if looks could kill. inside the model murder for hire scheme. was she a victim? versus vixen. >> i want people to see permanent damage. >> dr. phil: you don't put disabled people in a wood chopper. >> i'm sorry she got cau

wage growth accelerated in july, giving a post-brexit rate hike very much in the picture. gayeski,ss troy skybridge capital senior portfolio manager. welcome back. troy: good to be here. david: we have the boe and the ecb on thursday. i want to compare and contrast are u.k. versus europe and growth rates. we have a chart that shows the rate of gdp growth. how you analyze the difference between the u.k. and europe? people forget europe had a spectacular growth last year. all that happened is that you came off of cyclical highs. the growth path still look strong. as discussed prior, if you start seeing progress on brexit and if you start seeing more normalized see ary policy, you can significant rebound in the pound which would hold back inflationary pressure. david: what progress on brexit does that mean? and say weit vague will keep going along. is that progress? will that be enough for markets and investors? it is progress in the sense that there may be light at the end of the tunnel. it is similar to what is going on with the u.s. and nafta. with that being said, when you look at

s bob woodward. member of president trump's inner circle paint a picture of a white house that' so aysfunctional. the white house s the stories are fabrications, and fireworks on the first day of confirmation aur the supreme court nominee brett kav. protesters interrupted dozens of times and democrats accused the white house of a cover-up forsi re to release some 100,000 documents that pertained dictly to kavanaugh's work in the george w. bush white house. republicans say that democrats are focused on process and politics rather thanva ugh's judicial recor >> here's doug now with a time check on the weather. >> yeah, the heat a big issue for the kids and heading out to school again torrow. let's take a look at the school bus forecast. extremelyotgain. record-setting low temperatures tonight. we're going to be near that re 80-d mark us a wake up and step out the front door tomorrow morning. 79 is what i've gott the bus top and a recess around 91 degrees a heat index at recess. many schools opting not to have recess and tomorrow feeling liki 104. ing up the kids and close to 95 degrees again during

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e e onthing that may have >>> so, this picture behind me shows the moments after a 's famiome in howardnty exploded. it was around this time last night when the family escaped. smoke rising from the ash could be seen todays news 4's derrick ward explains. it's what the family started to smell inside the home that may have saved their lives. >> reporter: a home everything in it reduced to a smoldering pile of rule, it happened in wood bonnie, maryland in howard county friy night. miraculously, no one was injured. a resident of the home smelled the odor of natural gas. aftert t report of the smell of natural gas was called in, everyone got out of the house. it's a good thing. just as the first fire crews were showing up, that's when the explosion happened. >> and i heard a loud boo and my room shook. >>eporter: it was the same for neighbors blocks away from the blast. >> everybody felt like a tree landed on their personal house. that's how loud and impactful it was. and then we look out the window and there's an inferno. >> reporter: while that report of the smell of natural gas eceded th

very serious, and we are talking about brexit but i'm most concerned about the picture in here which shows the prime minister 'se windowsill. as she is talking and sitting in her position, the phones are actually on the windowsill. but this is the prime minister. don't understand how her desk can't be big enough. this stuff is very interesting. i'm sure the express didn't think we would focus on that. i'm sure there is more desk that we haven't seen. panorama on the bbc showed quite a small desk to the prime minister and then i've seen this. besides the furniture, john, what is thrown up in this for you? it's a good scoop for the express which is going up point phase. taken much more seriously. but theresa may being the cautious prime minister that she is does not say anything new or striking in this interview. she makes various bold statement saying that most people want brexit done and she feels the country has come together, which is quite optimistic. i've seen one of the other photographs, she is sitting at a table much bigger than her desk. she should move over to that because i'm worried she's a bit cramp

s. >>> a new book paints a picture of a dismal america and suggests donald trump is the symptom, not the. it's called "america: a farewell tour." joining me now, host of "on contact", a show on russian tv and network-funded by the russian government. chris, thanks for your time. let's start with this. your provocative claims say that the country is facing the inevitable collapse of the american empire. how do you back that up and what do you mean by that? >> first of all, we've extended ourselves militarily 17 years now of warfare into conflicts that are futile that we're not going to win, exhausting trillions of dollars while the country is being hollowed out by the inside, not only in terms of deindustrialization but austerity. and the orchestration of the largest american wealth in history. you can't do that with an oligarchy system and that goes back to the time of aristotle. the book talks about what is exhibited by a society in deep decay, the opioid crisis, gambling, sexual sadism, suicide, which are plaguie inin larger and larger segments of the country and have political consequ

beware, your lyft or uber driver could still be a phony even if they look like their picture on the app. -- there )s more concern..t how safe these com>>>pa welcome as more of us use uber or lyft, there's more concern about how safe these companies are. when you get into a car, how do you really know who's behind the wheel? our investigative unit uncovered an underground market allowing people to rent rideshare accounts and drive you without being vetted. investigative reporter liz wagner shows us the scheme putting passengers at risk. >> reporter: any one can rent one of these driver accounts and you as a passenger would never know it. we found brokers hawking them on messenger apps and chat rooms. the scheme is letting people bypass background checks and pick you up. >> i'm supposed to be trusting them to give me a ride and get me to my destination. >> reporter: back in july this young richmond woman took a lyft home from work. she'd done it dozens of times before, but she had no idea this time her driver would turn it into a white knuckle ride. >> he's like, oh, oh, and starts backing up. on a on

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san francisco is the beginning of the motion picture industry in the early 1900's. a lot of people don't discuss that. you know, the weather is what was credited to driving a lot of those businesses to los angeles, but at this time, this business is branching back out, and with silicon valley booming the way it has for so long, this is something that residents moving here are going to require. i really hope that can be done for this community. thank you. >> thank you very much. any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> umm...i'm happy to make a motion. like to move to approve the golden state warriors event centers amendment to their conventional use permit with the lease conditions embedded in that resolution. >> yeah. what you really should be doing is making a motion to adopt and then use this language here for the -- >> all right. i'd like to move to adopt environmental findings and conditionally grant a place of entertainment permit for golden state warriors event center. >> just a friendly amendment that you needed to use the wor

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s is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. we are in green across the european equity space. a big picture story, very much around trade. ate story we are fascinated by today is danske bank. matt: soap -- is so far, the s&p 500 has risen 9%. everything else is down. strategist at jpmorgan and chase say investors should cut u.s. holdings and add money into emerging markets. we have our guest is still with us. james, this call is basically on ag u.s. stocks are sugar high from the tax cut as someion, as well optimism regarding economic policies, but that sugar high is coming to an end? ames: this was published some weeks ago by credit squeeze. i don't think it is correct. therefore the broader -- was the broader assessment, the general expectation there would be no follow-through to revenue with the tax cuts. the revenue story for u.s. corporations is improving. this could come down to the regulations. in 162 dollars this year for the s&p 500 earnings and $173 for next year. i think the s&p 500 will get to 3100 points by the end of this year. i think there are still lots of risks associated with the emerging market story.

pictures for certain words here we think forty million times the second picture which corresponds to producing ten thousand d.v.d.'s per second. given that quantity information must be selected. electronic filters only let through data that's considered pertinent even so the amount of data processed by the computing center is impressive. initially this data is stored on thousands of hard drives which in turn are stored in computer racks in this way scientists can access the data they need for their research very quickly. yet the amount of data is so large that it would take several decades to analyze it even if cern had a network of computers that could process millions of operations per second. unlocking the secrets of matter in the universe takes time a period of time that's much too long given the fragility of the hard drives on these servers. and. that's why the cern i.t. engineers had to use another medium to ensure the long term storage of them valuable data. going to lead us to the large hadron collider data are stored here suggesting the water here means in these cartridges that contain tapes all over the s