however, three east bay red fin offices remain closed and police that i spoke to tonight sayer they are still investigating. an anonymous source said that this is why people bring shotguns to work after getting fired. police say the fired employee, who made the alleged threat worked out of the dublin office. and the redfin vice president of communications sent a statement saying, that a redfin contractor made concerning comments over the phone and we took swift action and work closely with our law enforcement to ensure our bay area employees were safe. out of caution, we closed four bay area offices. had they will not describe who the former employee is and refuse to communicate the threat to the extended workforce. this is another example of the poor corporate practices, putting dollars on over the health and safety of their workforce. it's frightening. >>> while, three east a bay offices repla -- remain closed, thursday employees leaving the office said they were aware of the threat. >> i'm not too frightened, people get upset all the time. >> jason is a redfin software engineer, beca

to deep inside his own half byron were then able to break through the hair to midfield and defense sayers can outplay providing a nice cross for 11 dossie but in the future it could be playmaker thought cino pulling the strings stirred but not shaken his new coach reconfigured his team set up and style golf in the good and the fault of we switched to 433 doubled up on the wings and that made it possible for us to stop by and is more dangerous maze down the left and right here to. all most of them at least that's willing to buy and i'm sure even the book that changed also enabled hair to actually get on to the front foot. and in the 36 minutes they were level so be looking back you want to terrify summer signings that immediately paid off even if the shot didn't take a look at reflection off teammate they that it is a bitch. and 2 minutes later double trouble for byron as marco gruagach brushed off a clash of heads with puff to slide in past manning will neuer after a $12.00 with the b.'s of each. of the. this was practically the same byron lineup that one league last season so what was go

deep inside his own half biron were then able to break through the hair to midfield and defense with sayers can now play providing a nice cross for levon dossie but in the future it could be playmaker patino pulling the strings stirred but not shaken here just new coach reconfigured his team set up and style call from the millions of fault of we switched to 433 doubled up on the way things and that made it possible for us to stop by is more dangerous maze down the left and right here to all most of them at least it's going to ban them from having to put that change also enabled heritage to get onto the front foot. and in the. 36 minutes they were level toady looking back you want to characterize summer signings that immediately paid off even if ishant did take a look at reflection off to make way that a disadvantage. 2 minutes later double trouble for byron as marco gruagach brushed off a clash of heads with pub to slot in past manny will neuer after a 12 with the b.'s which. this was practically the same byron line up the one league last season so what was going on . suddenly a t one down

kennedy: we -- the way there are those of us who are not soothe sayers, basic analyst who looked at landscape what democrat go for house, we went this is god awful there is not going to be an impasse, they will fine the ultimate political salve, which is spending money, that is what they are all addicted to. >> it is sad, only thing they come together on is something that is really detrimental to the queun countrcountry this so. >> can i ask, can i -- when the republicans passed the -- i call it tax scam, most people do. kennedy: no they don't. >> no they don't. kennedy: maybe according to your talking point. >> did you hear or anyone else say anything about the what the -- >> you are above iting o pivotia different point. >> i am asking. >> this is -- >> me, i said it i did, pick me. i said, as a mantra cut taxes, cut spending, let the economy -- i'm saying, i'm saying. >> kennedy: pa-pa. >> we can umpire all day long we'll let katy pavlich take a whack. >> the government is spending more money than before, and they are taking in more than before, no matter how much you tax them, and cut spe

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after a lackluster sales forecast, sayers reacting badly to the ongoing trade war and -- slowing globalrmation is being stymied by the trade war and its negative impact on global sentiment and spending. spotify is said to be planning a more expensive version of its service in scandinavia to see if it would be able to raise prices around the world. the test does not necessarily mean it will be extended further afield. the current family plan costs $15 a month and let's up to five eeople use the surface -- th service. haslinda: alibaba posted better-than-expected earnings and revenue despite economic and geopolitical headwinds. toppedsurprise revenue the highest analyst estimates. our china correspondent selina wang has the latest. it looks like jd and alibaba defined the chinese slowdown. how did they do that, and how does this reflect the broader online retail industry? selina: it really reflects the strength of the online retail industry, despite these macro headwinds and the trade war, even though we have seen sales, under pressure, big-ticket sales like cars, under pressure. the smal

a doom sayer.last week, worst week for the broad market this year. futures this morning, down, bad. that's not doom sayer. that's fact. thank you so much, dean. [ laughter ] dagen: i just wanted to say that. again, consumer is awesome. business investment -- >> 70% of the economy. 70% of the economy. dagen: a little shaky. that's fair and that's balanced and that's mike lee. thank you so much. hsbc planning to slash thousands of jobs. cheryl has details. cheryl: that's right. hsbc said it could cut more than 4,000 jobs. also they announced ceo john flynn is being replaced after just 18 months leading the bank. hsbc's global commercial banking head will serve at the interim chief, hsbc releasing second quarter earnings. they posted a rise in their profit. fed ex and amazon are gearing up to deliver packages on sundays. the wall street journal reports the companies are going to have to pay sunday drivers less compared to those who work monday to saturday. they say the lower paid workforce the best wa

are ways they can increase gun sales, arming teachers, that's not something that can make research sayer the american people. >> i know you are not stopping your flight based on what the president says yesterday and today. where do you go from here because he certainly seemed cool on the idea of taking significant actions. >> we are taking a strong stand at demanding the senate to come back in session and vote on the background check bill. we'll take a strong stance in the coming years. we are speaking to the american people who understands something needs to be done and fed up with the fact that leaders and our government are not doing anything. i think the tide has turned. we'll have to keep the pressure ongoing into this next year and see what we can accomplish forward. >> when the president says we already have strong background checks. what should americans understand about that? how strong are our background chec checks? >> we have a good starting point. we have a background check law and phase which requires background checks when you buy guns from a federally licensed dealer. tha

he's not so much concern like those doom say sayers that we'r head headed towards a new era of globalizationing away all those benefits that we've been having. he's more or less an optimistic person when it comes to the outlook. let me bring you the interview now. he clearly talks about the global economy outlook and also what he thinks will be crucial for the next decade. take a listen. >> at the moment we see a slight slowdown of the economy. that's true. but overall the fundamentals are still intact we have increasing middle class around the world they will buy more we hopefully will get more certainty as well. that's the biggest issue with the current discussions, that it creates uncertainty. uncertainty means for business that they delay investment and for consumers that they potentially delay investments because they might worry about if they still have jobs sooner or later if that goes away, we will see a very good development again in 2020 we expect decent development in 2019 what's your vision for the trade war which we're currently seeing between the u.s. and china do you think it

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the truth sayer. thank you very much. >>> a plan to holding my grant children indefinitely is over. after this. >>> today, the trump administration officially announced the will seek to indefinitely maintain migrant families for the duration. that is a violation of a consent decree that according to a judge limits detention time to four days. and they tried to make a humanitarian case arguing they're doing this for the sheer compassion of children they will detain. >> no child should be pawn in a scheme to manipulate our immigration system which is why the new rule eliminates incentive to exploit children as a free ticket or as one woman from guatemala told me, a passport to the united states. >> following this news very closely, covers the department of homeland security and department of justice for the msnbc news investigative unit. what are they announcing today? >> they're announcing today on friday they will publish this final rule they proposed about a year ago. they say within 60 days, they will be holding migrant families in detention indefinitely. they will no longer abide

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his big platform issue is climate crisis and the nay sayers. him questions because i want to know the answer. i really do. >> he's got a real plan on it. he dealt with it in his state. the upgrade. good to see you. >> so, look, i think that you need to focus on these tough questions about racism and why the president is doing what -- you have to look at the why. don't get stuck up on what label to put on him. he says he wasn't being a wise guy with the too bad tweet on the the home burglary. what was it? was it sincere concern? nobody believes that. you need to look at what's behind the effort. and what is being done to you that you may not realize. the argument next. hmm. how did you make the dip so rich and creamy? oh it's a philadelphia-- family recipe. can i see it? no. philadelphia dips. so good, you'll take all the credit. the business of family time... ...and downtime. ...and you time. ...and forgetting what time it is...altogether. modernized comfort inns and suites have been refreshed because when your business is making time, our busi

jobs would vanish, and we would get that recession these nay sayers keep talking about. >> what do yousident pence when he was the governor of indiana, completely almost tanked the economy in indiana. he was going to lose his reelection. supply side economics was tried in kansas. almost destroyed the economy in kansas. here we are, we have trillion dollar deficits. mr. pence and trump were talking about deficits. we have a $22 trillion debt. >> there is not a single deficit hawk left in washington. >> i would like to consider myself semi responsible on this issue. >> you are a lone man on an island. >> a trillion dollars a year deficit of money we're borrowing from china and other countries. we saw yesterday ceos got a 940% increase in their pay since 1978. the worker got a 12% increase in pay. so, yes we are going to ask those people to pay a little bit more in taxes. but the reality is they are destroying the economy because the average person is living paycheck to paycheck. >> the deadline to make the next debate stage is next week. what's your math to that right now. >> we're on th

. >> it was an opportunity to rebuild this car and get it back on the street against the nay sayers.ed working on it, getting it rolling, getting the brakes working. >> reporter: last week, after months of fixing and polishing, car 19 rolled out for the first time in seven decades. >> all right, hold on, everyone. >> reporter: what you might call the ultimate test drive. the carolled past lombard street, it lumbered down hyde street hill, rounded plenty of turns. >> everything that they said it did it did not do. it ran out there like it's been out there its whole life. a lot of pride here. a lot of pride. >> our term is we resurrected it. we didn't restore it. we basically brought it back from the grave. >> reporter: car 19 is rejoining the fleet. >> we plan to, you know, take care of it and get it out there for special events. >> reporter: hansen says the most special event of all was the daky car 19 rejoined the living. joe resada jr., nbc bay area news. >> that is gorgeous. >> that is neat. >> car 19 built in 1883. >> that's a classic. still has the same cable car bell ringing so

. >> the face of that anti-immigration protest, the infectious sayer cal laughter of the man in the greenhirt warmed the hearts of millions across the internet which is why green shirt guy was trending all day. green shirt guy is alex kak. he is a 28-year-old field worker who worked on that sanctuary cities measure. and maybe he is laughing because he just won, or maybe he knows if you want to be heard at a tucson city council meeting, you got to bring something more to the show. you stand today, you stand today, so that the children of this world may live and grow and laugh and play >> banjo guy is thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> so thanks to #greenshirtguy, the world got a look into local democracy in action at the tucson, arizona city council meetings, and wow, they seem like fun. i come, i sat at every, no one can hear my silent trek i knock and yet remain unseen for i am dead, for i am dead >> it's better than about 90% of congressional hearings. now this whole situation may seem odd, but local nbc reporter nick vanzandt, who captured all this amazing video said to be honest, none of this

we're going to ask a trump when i sayer -- whisperer. can se help us understand what's going on. and as this country does get ready to pick its next leader or keep the current one, this president is actually picking a fight with another ally calling its female prime minister nasty. our great debate takes on his basis and his bombast and the president says he has an appetite for background checks but it seems to be the only food that he'll take a bite of and then spit it out. a member is here urging him to finally be strong. it's your country. who should lead it? let's get after it. ♪ >>> election watch, the president's positions on major matters seem to be as clear as mud. proof, listen to tuesday trump versus today trump. >> payroll taxes, something that we think about and a lot of people would like to see that. >> i'm not looking at a tax cut now. >> we have very, very strong background checks right now. they call it the slippery slope. and all of a sudden everything gets taken away. we're not going to let that happen. >> i have an appetite for background checks. we're going to

and the bond market doom sayers are right. let's say the u.s. economy is about to hit the wall. where the place to save your money? some stocks go higher as we saw with staples which ones slow and steady defensive stocks that rallied this very morning, even into the chaos. stocks of companies that don't need a healthy economy to beat the earnings estimates stocks you can confidently buy on the way down. if the bears are right, these names are ultimately going higher, not lower as they did in the spring of 2000 which was a terrible market. take consumer package foods. think food, think beverage, health care. and i've got a new one, one i need you to think about. tonight i want to introduce you to a relatively recent spin-off in the health care space that's begging to be bought because it's very much fits this bill that i'm talking about you will know it for some of you it's a household name who have bad eyes like me i'm talking about alcon, alc the eye care business that used to belong to novartis, another great company. if any of you wear contact lens us -- take mine out -- it's

he simply listens to what the policy experts have to say and what the congressional sayers have to saydifferent policy approaches can get in the senate and the house. and the president usually decides later, sometimes much later after conferring about which policy approach to support. i actually saw president clinton make governing decisions a few times right there in the meeting, but that was very rare. and he took his time when he did that, when he made those decisions sitting in the room with us. there was no 60-second time limit on his decision making. and so if we want debates to more realistically show what a candidate might be like as president, there should be ten people on the stage, but only two candidates. and each candidate should have five advisers on different policy arenas sitting right behind them exactly the way all cabinet members do when they testify to congress. and those advisers should be able to pass notes to the candidate the way they pass notes to cabinet members when they are testifying. and we should give the candidates the questions in advance so that we can

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want it nay sayers ask why. doers and builders ask why not. as i pointed out there is a lot there. this is something you know from my background in business journalism we've been talking about a long long time. greenland is loaded with the stuff that the united states and china both want and are fighting over. could it possibly be smart? >> well, i mean, canada is loaded with a lot of stuff we like too. we don't go around the world looking to purchase sovereign territory. and meanwhile, we've got our hands full with chlgs a challen and problems. to suddenly inject discussions of greenland seems as i said a deliberate distraction from the many failures of this foreign policy of trump. >> you just heard at the top of the program, we found times trump talks about his legacy what he wants it to be. >> i couldn't help laugh. >> trump is the greatest president ever and there will never be one like him. donald trump. >> that part is drew. >>. donald trump is one of the greatest in american history. i'd ask whether or not you'd think i'd be on mount rush more. this is trump on trump. why d

his big platform issue is climate crisis and the nay sayers.e i want to know the answer. i really do. >> he's got a real plan on it. he dealt with it in his state. the upgrade. good to see you. >> nice to see you, too. >> all right, so, look i think you need to focus on these tough questions about racism and why the president is doing what -- you have to look at the why. don't get stuck up on what label to put on him. he says he wasn't being a wise guy with the too bad tweet on the cummings home burglary. what was it? was it sincere concern? nobody believes that. you need to look at what's behind the effort. and what is being done to you that you may not realize. the argument next. ♪ i want it that way... i can't believe it. that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ how do you like it

the pboc setting the yuan six sayer, and most analysts this shows that authorities are keen to make sure a targeted and delivered appreciation of the currency. stocks in hong kong weaker in late trade, off by a 10th of 1%. this look at what is happening with cathay pacific. this stock has fallen the most in three years. if we can look at my chart. also a decade low on concerns that the hong kong protests, now entering the 10th week in cracking down on cathay pacific staff. you can see it is moving further away from the 12 month the median target price. also a big drop coming through in swire pacific in hong kong, a drop of more than 5%. that is the parent company of cathay pacific. juliette saly in singapore, thank you. let's get the bloomberg business flash. annabelle: thank you. black rocks private equity vehicle has struck its first deal. it is backing authentic brand groups, the company that manages sports illustrated, marilyn monroe, and to seek a tour. the entity invested $875 million, becoming the largest shareholder. values its valued -- at more than $4 million. after one of its

one of the persistent nay-sayers in the south were the trustees of beretia college in kentucky. beretia college had been an anti-slavery college in kentucky although quietly before the war. after the war it is integrated. kentucky segregates its public schools. fine, they can do that. the court says that's okay. kentucky seg gaits its university. that's fine. as we know, kentucky doesn't integrate its basketball team until what is now university of texas, el paso, in those days, the texas school of minds defeats them in a national championship with a team that has -- about half of the team are black players. that's what it takes for kentucky to discover, maybe integration wouldn't be such a bad thing. kentucky then goes on in the early 20th century to pass a law to say private schools can't be integrated. it prosecutes beretia college for having integrated schools. the case reaches the court in 1908. before getting to that case, i want to say something about a famous case that reached the court in 1905. in 1905, the court hears a case called lockner versus new york, very famous

kong's future when it became independent, when it shed itself from british rule but there were doom sayers then who said who said we'd be on a collision point with beijing, this experiment will be tested because the chinese government because it was opening itself up to capitalism it still had the autocratic tendencies and you'd hear people in the bright moments of optimism would say we'll have that moment in hong kong. it has taken longer than people thought it would but we're here now and we'll see what happens over the course of the next couple of days. hopefully it doesn't end in a bloody mess. but this conflict has seemed in some sense preordained since the moment that hong kong got free. >> michael steele, had to that the -- add to that the economy. actually the economy oh both countries. it is fascinating of all the things that are causing vladimir putin -- some of his biggest problems one is raising the retirement age. >> right. >> and cutting back retirement benefits. that sounds so mundane and may i say so american. it's fascinating. but also another fascinating part of this econ

country >> you have to know everyone who was at woodstock has a story to tell we asked ann and wade sayer so crowded they closed it ann and wade found a place to camp, then headed to the concert through these woods. >> i always say it was a little bit like dorothy coming to oz, and i'm not in kansas anymore. there were the flutes going, the incense, lights sparkling. >> there were people sitting in the trees actually. >> reporter: sitting >> sitting in the trees, playing guitar or flutes. >> and humming it was like you had entered a different world. >> reporter: wade was just back from serving in vietnam and still on active duty he had met ann at a party in washington, d.c. >> reporter: what was this, date number what? >> two or three. >> two or three. >> yeah. >> reporter: their first date, the night armstrong and aldrin walked on the moon. >> i said to my roommate, if he doesn't want to see the men landing on the moon, then he's not the right guy for me. >> reporter: wow. >> and so then he said -- >> i passed the test. >> he passed the test. >> reporter: once through the enchanted fores

anyone who says hold on a second, hold on a second, this sounds crazy, guys, that's sounds like a nay sayerof a primary where people are eating on red meat but i don't think to your point that this is a good strategy for winning general election. >> chris, don't you think also that democrat primary voters tend to be just as republican primary voters are, somewhat to the extreme of the party in terms of ideology that they are a little more left-wing than the mainstream democrats? >> certainly, look at iowa, places like folks rand paul and rick sanitorium have done, it'll take south carolina before you start to see a candidate like joe biden take a lead in a more conservative state like that. the primary right now starts in places, new hampshire, new england is gripped with we hate donald trump fever and california having role this round, california is a state that has no tolerance whatsoever for anything that wreaks moderation. >> tom pÉrez is running the party, he's the chairman of the dnc and he was president obama's labor secretary and then there's the squad, chris, congresswoman tlaib sl

and i'm not a doom sayer.itical when you talk about recession but i can tell you this, i'm a nerd and i've been watching the inversion between the three month and 10 year since may and that inversion, the difference between the 10 and the three month yield is the best indicator, has the best forecasting record and right now the federal reserve bank of new york model a tha that it uses pe chance of a recession in the next year at 39%, the highest it's been since early 2007. >> from a personal standpoint i would rather not fight with our neighbors so much. i think china is a big enough trading partner, in quotation marks, to take on versus canada and mexico. dagen: right. but that's to chris' point. let's ratify this deal with canada and mexico that gives us a clear playing field in this part of the world and then fight -- and then at least -- >> concentrate -- dagen: make sure they stop stealing from the united states, china. chris, ph final word. >> the uncertainty everyone talks about. there is no uncertainty