scott: it's probably more to do with paul sayer. vonnie: why?liott management owns the bulk of their unsecured debt and did not agree with the terms of the buffet did and opposed it . now we obviously have a raise the bid that addresses some of the issues they had with the unsecured debt and how much they were going to get paid. it looks as they are going to get about 45 to $.50 on the dollar as opposed to $.18 from buffet. vonnie: does this mean that buffet will go looking for a deal somewhere else in the energy space or was this a one-off? scott: he does not have much of a history of negotiating. he's not going to get into an auction probably. i would say in this circumstance with sempra energy coming with a higher bid that this is perhaps the end of buffett's bid. mark: let's talk about bill ackman and adp. adp basically saying we are not looking at your choices, your nominees for the board of directors. what happens next? scott: as it stands right now, they're are meant to have a meeting on september 5 where bill ackman would present to the

. >>> a maryland mother made the when she received nor body, kaechb sayer bushel was one of ten sailors killed on the uss john mccain this month. maryland governor larry hogan ordered flags to be flown at half staff for bushel. rescuers recovered the body of tim think eckels junior, he was from carol county. >>> tears of joy in prince george's county when a woman comes face-to-face with the firefighter who saved her life. in july, she was knocked unconscious after her car overturned in a ravine on route 301. william agreesen usually takes route 5 to get to work but made a wrong turn. he saw the wreck, went down the embankment and rest >> we're all trained the same. i would pray, i have daughters, someone would look after them if they were in need. >> i don't know what i can do to ever repay you for saving my life, but i can show you that i'm grateful and say it to you today finally. >> she acknowledged state police and other firefighters and saving her was a true team effort. >>> in a few years the new purple line is supposed to connect neighborhoods from bet he is do you to college par

kevin sayer bushell, and another unidentified sailor from maryland are missing. five others were hurt. the been relieved. seven sailors died in june, when the destroyer, uss fitzgerald collided with a containership off the coast of japan. two other collisions earlier in the year. >>> more details from the white house. >> reporter: president trump took a swipe this morning at the two men he'll need to get his agenda through congress. he tweeted, i requested that mitch mc connell and paul ryan tie the debt ceiling legislation into the va deal. they didn't do it. could have been so easy, now a mess. congress has to raise the debt ceiling in order to avoid defaulting on loans. and they need a spending government shut down. >> i don't think anyone is interested in having a shut down. >> reporter: publicly, the president and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell say they're united. privately, it's been reported they're feuding and haven't spoken in weeks. mcconnell focused on his agenda. >> this congress is interested in getting america growing again. >> reporter: the

the second class kevin sayer bushell's body was found. flags were flown at half-staff in his honor. he was one of the ten sailors killed on the "uss john mccain" when it collided with an oil tanker earlier this morning. timothy echols jr. of carroll county was among those killed also. >>> the mother of a woman killed in a deadly charlottesville rally will do her first the ellen show tweeted that heather heyer's mom will appear on the show. not sure when it will air yet. we do know that the man in this iconic photo from that day will also be on the ellen show next week. marcus martin threw himself in front of an oncoming car to protect his fiance. >>> every day, you can watch the ellen show right here before news 4 at 4:00. >>> we are getting you ready for school. today is a big day for prince george's and montgomery county students. it's orientation day for some students in those counties. middle and high school students in montgomery county will meet their teachers an classmates. while in prince george's county, students entering pre-kindergarten or kindergarten will help them tran

. >> san francisco police sayer this aware of the planned -- say they are aware of the planned protests and will be ready to help. >>> right now near yosemite, the helicopters are part of the fight against a fire that spread more than 1600 acres. officials say the flames have been burning through trees, killed by a beetle infestation. the fire has brought a massive cloud of smoke over part of yosemite national park. officials believe a recent lightning strike may be the cause. locals have been warned but so far no orders to evacuate. >>> time now 4:36. roberta is back with a check of the forecast. >> did you enjoy the cooler weather yesterday? >> oh -- a little bit yea. you know i always get chilly. >> you're so tiny. no body fat. [ laughter ] >> yeah, well kidding i know you're closer to the watt herer so you night -- water here so you might not have felt the difference. but the inland areas with the breeze and have a nice little break and lots of the fresh air to circulate around the house. hi everybody good morning, a look outside right now with our live weather camera, we are lookin

it was not without hurdles and nay sayers. so i comment them on not letting that tear them down. >> with the start of the season the community began to embrace the young team. loving the fact that the ticket prices included food, giveaways and a show that rivals a three-ring circumstans. >> there's interaction, life. you hear it when you're parking, getting out of the car walking in and you see it in the crowd. everybody is having fun, the family-friendly atmosphere being able to be cost affordable for a family of four to be able to escape reality for three hours or so and be able to come out and enjoy yourself without it hurting your wallet is fantastic. the job that they have done here really was what savannah needed. >> they got a fairy tail ending. they won the playoffs in their i nothing recall season. and they have a contingent of die-hard fans now making it the hardest ticket to get in town. >>> in massachusetts, a coach has a mission to help children with special needs thrive through playing sports like hockey, be base

diving operations started at first light, four injured sayer wills were--sailors were air lifted offe ship. >> a direct operational pause be taken in all of the fleets around the world. >> reporter: while traveling in jordan, jim mat. >> reporter: mis-untiles, both part of the--missiles, both part of the defense, straining an already stretched navy. the navy is looking into how they qualify junior officers to drive ships. and how people are train today stand watch. fox news. >>> officials in spain are now confirming the deadly terror attacks in barcelona were the work of a 12 person cell, operating in the area. they say that the last remaining suspect was shot and killed today, while wearing a fake suicide belt. he is a 22-year-old january. it is believe that had he was the one that drove the--man. it is believed that he was the one that drove the van and he used a get away by stealing a car and used a knife by killing the driver. another 50 people remain in the hospital tonight. >>> ahead tonight, a dispute over money between the 409ers a- -between the 49ers. >> also ahead, tiny hom

. >> a new player in the energy battle between paul sayer and warren buffett. offering to buy texas powered to stupider encore for $9.45 billion. to buy texas power generator for $9.45 billion. >> as you recall, elliott management owns the bulk of their unsecured debt and did not agree with the terms of the buffet bid and opposed it. bid.ffett bid and opposed it looks like they are going to on theut $.45 to $.50 dollar as opposed to $.18 from buffett. >> the bar for the iphone is high. thestors are awaiting release, and the spotlight is on the features of the phone as it coincides with the 10th anniversary of the iphone. is the superduper version of the iphone, is it going to be a demonstration of this apple philosophy -- let's not be first, but let's be best? >> you got it. the oled, inductive charging, slimmer bezels, a slimmer form factor, these are ideas that have been tried before. al phonehe essenti launch last week. that is exactly what apple is going to do with this souped-up aversion. they are going to have a 3-d sensor, the crown jewel of this iphone

. >> i'm hoping this will prove to the nay sayers that it >> reporter: riders raise a glass to the small victory. >> it's stress there's beer. >> i love the country side. we're fortunate to live in this area. >> it's closer it gets to the golden beat bridggate bridge, t >> reporter: it arrived at $600 million and it's not done yet. for now it will run 14 trains every weekday projected to carry 3,000 passengers day. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> thank you. if you plan on riding a smart train this weekend just go to abc7news.com or our abc 7 news app. >>> mac users beware. m malware has reached an all time high. as of last month there's been a 230% increase in mac malware. the report found the mac store is a wash with a tidal wave of scam software. >>> mix reaction to facebook family emojis. they are more diverse now. critics say they don't cater to interracial families. experts say coding for that is still difficult. >>> the hottest or coolest concept is coming to san francisco. >> it will be good for this weekend. abc 7 news anchor with some sweet details. >> reporter: san francisco mus

. >> i really hope this is going to prove to the nay sayers that have actually worked. >> riders raised a glass to what they call a small victory over the big mess on highway 101. >> get off the freeway and relax and feel like you're on vacation. >> there's no law against drinking and riding the train. >> yeah. >> but of all the amenities on this smooth ride from santa rosa, some say their favorite is the view. >> i love the country side. we're fortunate to live in this area. >> this beats bumpers and break lights. >> but the scores of people riding this train know the battle is not over. many dream of extending, although it cost $600 million, smart does not go all the way to ferry terminal that will link it to san francisco. >> the closer it gets to the golden gate bridge, the better. it's really nice. >> smart is expected to carry some 3,000 commuters on the 14 trains it will run each weekday. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> if you plan on riding, go to abc 7 news.com and you'll find a video explaining seven things to know before catching a ride. >> the founder of bay area seems to hav

so there may be nay sayers and detractors, he is still the best belt for getting pet projects passed. >> thank you for that. i'll leave you with comments from softbank ceo, interested in investing in uber, love to get in the ridesharing market. with that,is wh you a wonderful monday see you tomorrow bye-bye. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >>> another week in the green after hitting record highs. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson doubles down on north korea after the u.n. approves tough new sanctions. >>> google's anti-diversity manifesto sparks outrage "worldwide exchange" begins now. ♪ >>> good morning warm welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc.

fourth, for the last few days, we've been spared the doom sayers that come on the air to boost their own performance. we haven't seen these high profile money managers and professional prognosticators calling for crashes of late. i find it's refreshing, given that the averages are masking a lot of disappointment any way. a thin market isn't being disturbed as much as you might expecting. fifth, we have two deals occurring right now vital to the stock market health care and aerospace. some key consolidation in two red hot areas. the stock at gilead has climbed more than 10% since the deal the impact the short sellers have had the run for months, but the shorts will get crushed we know there are way too many independent drug and industrial companies. sixth, as part of the big picture, the great untold story is the steady decline in the dollar this is unmitigated good news for the stocks of the companies coming down for bad reasons. we'll soon be getting bumps, not cuts, from companies with big international exposure look at what happened to pvh they saw a sales boost from the decline i

sayer: if we are going to this is conditions-based then the generals will have more flex ability to identifyonditions without the pressure of the media and all the craziness. these conditions are going to change and they are going to change rapidly within two or three month windows. then we give them a little more flexibility to make those changes to say we have a terrorist issue in this district and now that has shifted it one of your callers mentioned opium which i think is a big problem. we can shift focus to say, we -- it is funding some of these terrorist groups and we need to go after that. host: let's hear from vicki in twin falls idaho. caller: i listen to the speech and i am disappointed in trump. i don't think -- we should not have been over there to begin with. countryo rebuild their which is really the objective is to drop 21st century technology into their country so they can join the global economy as it has been designed by the central planners, by the way. we don't belong over there. we need to focus on our country. it is costing a lot of money that we don't take care of our

. >> if you're good, you are a truth sayer. humor, you're going right up to the line. so it's a very, very courageous thing to do. >> comedy and politics were married. it shows the true spirit of what our democracy is. you know, we're not afraid to make fun of the people that are in power. i think that's beautiful. >> what are your impressions of the night that is the white house correspondents' dinner. >> do you think president trump will invite me to be his comedian? i can't wait to find out. >> you go to the democratic convention and you've got silverman up there being really funny and then you get chachi -- is it chachi? i think it was chachi. >> the transition from comedian to senator made sense to me. not so much right away to voters in minnesota. i won the first vote by 320 votes, which that's funny. [ laughter ] >>> this is cnn. breaking news. >> 3:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, following breaking news this hour here on cnn. i'm george howell at cnn

who are forward leaning in this area, we recognize it would be a campaign and there could be nay sayersnd doubts about the efficacy of charging people. >> are you referencing using the federal court system to go after the chinese military than have further ramifications? >> correct. the pla case brought here in 2014. two weeks later we brought a case who has been in news again. he's had a resurgence in connection with the announcement of sanctions against russia into the hacking and the 2016 election. it's been defined as the prototypical russian hackers. the fact they are overseas is not a reason not to bring these cases. >> on the russians, do you think bob mueller, is looking at the outcome of this case today? >> i think it's a very important initiative by microsoft. i think it doesn't necessarily directly overlay with the work of the special prosecutor. i think we need criminal law, civil law and we need private entities such as microsoft to take this great initiative. the decision that came out of court in virginia today is a good decision for everyone. the court retained jurisdict

sayer yashgs mike, thanks. let's toss it to headquarters. melissa lee and "the half. >> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm melissa lee. the top story is the sudden energy surge gasoline futures up more than 12%. oil, nat gas also moving higher. with us for the hour, our guests first, we start off with what has been a major driver of this energy trade that is the developing situation for the refiners down in texas cnbc's special correspondent is live in crosby, texas, just east of houston hi, scott. >> hi, me list yachlt we never want to down plate human toll of hurricane harvey but there is a massive economic impact and a price impact as you were talking about because here along the gulf coast and here in southeast texas in particular, there is some serious refining capacity down here. we're talking about some major refinery that's are off line now because of flooding, because of power failures and so on so we're looking at the port arthur refinery. 603,000 barrels a day, largest refiner in the country, that's down this all told, the ones

sayer yashgs mike, thanks. let's toss it to headquarters.elissa lee and "the half. >> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm melissa lee. the top story is the sudden energy surge gasoline futures up more than 12%. oil, nat gas also moving higher. with us for the hour, our guests first, we start off with what has been a major driver of this energy trade that is the developing situation for the refiners down in texas cnbc's special correspondent is live in crosby, texas, just east of houston hi, scott. >> hi, me list yachlt we never want to down plate human toll of

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reports tonight that, quote, a key democrat on the house panel needs to seek testimony from felix sayern light of newly disclosed e-mails about a trump tower project in moscow that was being pursued during the early stages of last year's presidential campaign. this is a bright light in an ever growing constellation of contacts between donald trump and russia. democratic congressman eric swallel told yahoo news. and a relevant witness may have been a pif tell player and the committee will likely have to go further to resolve the questions around this issue including seeking testimony directly from the president. we don't want to be reckless, says slalwell and it looks like he, president trump, is likely relevant. also tonight, the senate judiciary committee and donald trump jr. have agreed to a date for a transcribed interview behind closed doors about his meeting with a russian lawyer and several other people, including other russians at trump tower, including a man suspected of having ties to russian intelligence. the president's son will not be under oath and we don't know the exact d

[laughing] the sisters prophecy is part of a long and valued tradition of truth sayers actively "speaking truth to power." but in all cases the profits are mere messengers. you can't shoot the messenger. time and again this court has made clear that for profit speech is equally protected. [laughing] >> before we go on i just he declared by something for your break never gave me the names of these three weird sisters. are we talking cam, chloe and courtney kardashian? [laughing] >> your honor is correct that the text that started it by the solicitor we prefer to go by sister one and sister to in sister three. that's of my clients prefer to be called. i think that at times the text does label them which is, but i think it's important to keep in mind that whether it's william who wrote the record or thomas as the king suggesting either way it was william r thomas and they are both men -- [laughing] and essentially this prosecution is based on sex stereotyping. >> ms. maynard, compare the witches early uttered words, there is foul and foul is fair, with king to be macbeth bright line so foul

what could i sayer that is really succinct that might be helpful to people. that is fun. it's hard. it doesn't happen all the time. but between my learning and being able to share where i see, oh, this is really simpler than i thought it was, that gives me great satisfaction. >> i would say this, too, charlie. now at 86, i mean, i've seen a lot of people that have gotten older. and i've never seen anybody that is 70 or-- pick an age-- who felt good about their children that felt bad about their life, in all my experience. >> rose: you've never seen anybody who felt good about their children that also felt bad about their life. >> and i've seen plenty of people with lots of money where it hasn't worked out well in the family. >> rose: they didn't feel good about their children. >> or the children didn't feel good about them. whichever way. but in other words, they failed at the most important teaching job they had. and personal relationship. and sometimes it happens for extraneous reasons. but i really have never met anybody, regardless of their economic circumstances, who felt their

they were afraid to say this because the nay sayers in the army of tennessee were high ranking men and were very vocal and had the ears of a lot of important people in the confederate government. so it is true that bragg had friends but those friends didn't do much to help him and his enemies had ample opportunity to make the most of what they had to say about him. let me see here. let me talk a little bit about bragg after the civil war and then i'll end with a quote -- two things i want to say. number one, i was interested in doing the research to find that bragg was usually well praised by his federal opponents he got more praise from his enemy than his friends. most generals who opposed bragg on the battlefield were impressed by his performance. when he invaded kentucky, he moved the army quickly. outmarched the army and henry halleck, you heard about henry halleck this morning, i have a good view of halleck he wrote the history of military campaigns affords no parallel to bragg's example of an army throwing aside transportation, paying no regard to its supplies but marching 200 mi

evidence markers set up by the redwood city police department and believe at least one of those mark sayers a drop of blood. it came in as a 91 call, a disturbance call from neighborhoods. when the officers arrived they found a young man, 18 years old in front of a home here on the 3,500 block of hoover street, young man 18 years old shot twice, once in the leg, another time in the mouth. when i asked the detective what his condition was he said it was too early to tell because at the time this was now around 4:30 in the morning there are man was in surgery at the stanford hospital. didn't know what the result of that surgery was or what his condition was as a result. but as you can see back out here live, the crime scene is set up a good two blocks around this home where the shooting took place. police are not releasing any information about suspects, but there are a lot of detectives, officers and crime scene techs out here collecting evidence from this scene, again, with this shooting taking place just before 2:00 this morning here in redwood city. one thing that police were looking for

. -- numbers on retail sayers sales and industrial production came in lighter than anticipated and represented slowdown. are we getting evidence of the prospect that a chinese slowdown is back? mr. chang: i think these are isns that peak growth period probably behind us, which happened in the first half of this year. this is by design. one of the most underrated stories in terms of generating growth and synchronized global recovery has been chinese reflation. it started with real estate markets in early 2016 and it has been out of control. prices increasing 30% year on year in some cities. even now, prices are still going up about 9% to 10% year on year. this is by design for the economy going into the second half where it will take lace. this concern you talk about, particularly real estate, well-traveled territory. evil raising the alarms on this for a while. have they done enough? ticking time bomb out there that all these wealth management products and private debt will one day explode? what is your rendition of how this resolves? mr. chang: the result is a rapid growth in leverage. the as

will, take it away >> sayer yashgs thank you very much yes, indeed, i'm joined about it chairman and morgan chase, jamie dimon good morning you to. >> happy to be here, will. >> great to have you here. and specifically in chicago. you spent seven years of your career here. you happy to be back >> i am. i love chicago we moved here -- i moved here to be chairman and ceo. the whole family moved they went to school here i think it's a wonderful town. the people are wonderful the restaurants are wonderful. i hope you enjoyed it last night. >> a very lively atmosphere. it's great to be here. let's talk about the specific reason why we are here so part of jp morgan's $350 million commitment to investing in skills develop ment you're investing half a million today in a foundation robotics training facility here so why that investment today >> absolutely critical that the businesses work to create jobs and create a healthy environment. that's what a bank does. investing in companies and loans. so if you look back here this place is teaching kids as apprenticeships, electrical robotic, these

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. >> you will having have nay sayers and what we do we tell them listen, get it out of the personal ande from a institutional standpoint. people personalized things like this and they take it to heart. it is not saying we're castigating one particular group. we're simply saying that talk, when we're talking about the fear of calamity for black and brown people is real and there are other things that happen as well. i think of they have done some stuff around transgender and l bgt. >> that is correct. they recognize this is an african-american, they have women owned businesses, lbgt. they say when you add up that groups that is a large piece of america. >> it is not just moms and their children it seems interesting when i asked you, steve, i have seen pan teen, they have some commercials targeting african-american women. it is more than just, in the pennsylvania i feel it was just showing a black woman and that was it. now they are saying we're strong, we know your hair is a certain kind of way. you have to treat it differently. it seems like they are trying too say we get you as opposed

so there are nay sayers who will say if senate leadership and house leadership now can't do it why woulddelaney guy from maryland be able to pull everybody together. >> i think they're talking about it matter what is you talk about, right? so if you immediately jump into really partisan issues people have been fighting you think about the fax fact which is the first thing the president tried to deal with, in other words tox repeal it and take health care away from tens of millions of people. that's obviously immediately puts new a very political de debate. right, because the affordable care act was in fact the main lightening rod of elections across the last eight years. there's an example, right. as opposed to talking about the future, what's happening in health care, war the actual facts, and what can we be doing, we immediately get into, we have to get rid of the affordable care act. you know, so a lot of it depends on what you actually spend your time talking about. >> sure. off lot of time to talk rht build. >> yup. >> very early now. are we looking at kind of slow build here as gro

we also have goldie sayers who, as well as being an elected member of uk athletics newly—formed athletesogether back in 2000. and we can also from limerick, we can talk tojohn kiely, who is a sports and exercise scientist and used to be head of conditioning for uk athletics. he worked with mo between 2005 and 2008 to get him ready for beijing. thank you all very much forjoining us. he has been an absolute tour de force that people have fallen in love with, hasn't he? tell us what he was like when he was 12. any typical 12—year—old child. he used to come training, he didn't speak much english, so it was a lot of hand things to get him to understand, initially, what he had to do. but he was just like any young person i was coaching then. was there a spark, an obvious talent that you spotted? not until the first league match at perivale, i was timekeeping, as i normally did, and he did the 1500... sorry, when was that? not long after he came to the club. he was still 12, and he ran 4.44, and i loved that alan and said, where as that come from? it wasn't until he got on the track that he fel

and i know that there are critics and nay sayers and indeed haters out there, i usually just say a prayer for them. what can i do? i usually aa prayer for them. nobody can make you feel badly without your permission. and is to so far, i haven't granted it. >> i really hadn't heard a lot about what was being done for veteran's wives. you know, you very rarely do you marry anybody talking, any politicians talking about and they all looked very happy. they were standing shoulder so shoulder eight and ten deep. the thermometer said 86 degrees outside. they had been standing there for quite a while, and they weren't saying please sign this autograph, i loved you -- they would say please help us get jobs back to the area. thank you for loving the country and putting the veterans first. thank you for saying you're going to put isis in retreat. hillary clinton had referred to them as quote, determined enemies, at the convention in philadelphia. i don't know what that is. determined enemies. the other lacrosse team. i don't know what that is. what is that? but, and i listened to the people, and we