shaun had taken his own son armani out of london aged 8 to keep him safe.chain so from that just gave me a little fear on the streets ?cause males they have a difficulty on the streets. i can be at the wrong place at the wrong time... things can happen so itjust gives me a fear in being in england so i really rather out here. 'cause i feel safe and opened up. shaun believes, in london, older gang members deliberately recruit children who?s fathers aren't around into lives of violent crime. —— whose. because you have some guys who call themselves the olders. the olders takes the position of being a dad. they buy them trainers, they give them a tenner or a 20 quid right. but then they encourage him thinking that doing crime is right. right. and then like holding a gun is right. holding a knife is right because they older is telling them that. rhyhiem's whole family tried to convince him to stay injamaica. but by february this year rhyhiem was determined to come back to the uk to make music. about a week before he left from jamaica, about a week before he went

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joining us tonight shaun ohair hair aire is president of pacer etf his first for hime ton in nightly business record process. welcome thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank y for having me. >> you're looking for value going into the fourth quarter. and i'm starting with your first pick tonight, it's micron technology, the chip stocks suffered. micron had a tough week this week asy well. o you like it here? micron we like technology because we like the harder side of tech as opposed to the soft side or the social side we're ovweight technology in several funds and micron as a chip maker we have in concept we call the four horseman of the internet, artificial intelligence autonomous vehicles, ecommerce and streaming and the demand for the kmips will be increasing as those things -- those types of services increase as well. end they generate a lot of f cash flow. they hit a low multiple. >> you're not worried aut pricing pressures. that seems to be the problem for tech companies, the chips. compan >> yeah, i mean there is a lot of competition. we all know -- several of the chip makers

. >> what has, shaun's like, bob's your uncle.w. >> seth: yeah. or i guess the most telling thing if all the other characters are like "you look fantastic this year." [ laughter ] >> yes. yeah. shaun is suddenly very sexy. [ light laughter ] everyone is falling over themselves. >> seth: you -- you were on "bates motel" and you wrote and directed an episode more than once or just -- >> yeah. wrote two and got to direct one. >> seth: that's fantastic. so, obviously on these tv shows you write an episode alone but there's also a writer's room. do you enjoy that part of it? because obviously most people work on tv shows as actors and never get to be in that room. >> i very much enjoyed it because they could carry me along with this first episode. and david shore is wonderful. such a great person to learn from. and it was a huge honor to get to write the first one. i think, it's like a group therapy session being in the writer's room where you share stories, things i would never tell you now. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> in front of

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shaun port from nutmeg joins us again to discuss. to their union and striking and not just have been talking to their union and striking and notjust about higher wages and better safety but also about getting protection against advanced technology taking their jobs. it very interesting step from the union to try to protect against future technology taking awayjobs. taxi drivers have the same issue with things like uber, new technology changes the way people do jobs. this is about whether customers would accept... we have already debated whether we would like it. we check in automatically with airlines, and would love to see it in some areas. i don't want to spend an hour waiting for car hire atan spend an hour waiting for car hire at an airport. consumers will really win. ruth says she is with me, maybe it is a male/ female thing. human receptionist 100%. if all thesejobs female thing. human receptionist 100%. if all these jobs are taken over by machines, who will be able to afford to stay in a hotel? lula says most hotels require id

>> a little bit, yeah, although being in the writer's room you always feel like defending shaun.hey make it easier for him which obviously isn't great dramatically. >> it's clear life isn't always easy for shaun and this -- you're bringing so much to the audience by showing such an exceptional surgeon with autism and i understand that it's so important for you to get it right. you're working with a consultant straight through? >> yes, we have a consultant who is on board the show full time and, of course, david and myself and everyone on the show just wanted to make sure primarily that we told this story as authentically as possible. >> what does that mean to you? what do you want people to understand most? >> i think this season the journey for shaun is about how he's growing as a person and how he is able to perhaps connect with people in a way that we haven't seen before. of course, he has autism and he will always have autism but that doesn't mean he can't grow as a person and can't continue to, yeah, find people to connect with. >> part of being a person, even though he's an

his uncle shaun looked after him during his ten month stay. to the studio now. and not go back to england as yet. 8, to keep him safe. on the streets. of violent crime. because you have some guys who call themselves the olders. the olders takes the position of being a dad. or a 20 quid, right? but then they encourage him thinking that doing crime is right. and then like holding a gun is right. holding a knife is right because they older is telling them that. rhyhiem's whole family tried to convince him to stay injamaica. to the uk to make music. he went back to england. everyone didn't want him to go. he felt like he was missing out. but i told him you're not missing out on nothing. on his return to london rhyhiem went straight back to moscow 17. within 3 months he was dead. was drill music to blame? rhyhiem's life, i don't think he was constantly in threat. out, he made himself a target via that. i don't believe that made him a target. no offence, episode three. on an online show. here we have moscow 1—7. siddique kamara, known in the group a

this is bbc news with shaun ley. the conservative conference is now well under way.ry liam fox. key figures in the debate over brexit. ministerjustine greening. and jeremy hunt talking about as well. well. party can move on to talk about other things. other things. let's discuss this with justine greening. let's discuss this withjustine greening. withjustine greening. challenge given the brexit dominates everything. everything. what do you think the party should be doing? party should be doing? social mobility in nevada we are not counted as a lot of mobility. counted as a lot of mobility. they have got the chances they need for their family. for their family. you about the labour agenda, what jeremy corbyn is doing? jeremy corbyn is doing? them with my oddly appealing to me what a different way? what a different way? should be really concerned about what labour are selling. what labour are selling. in a labour heartland was a biasing all of this before. all of this before. simplistic, ultimately, the wrong answers to these problems. answers to these problems. a comm

this is bbc news i'm shaun lay. the headlines at 11.00am. sending huge waves through an indonesian city as for the tsunami damage, we have received a number of reports that many bodies were found along the shoreline but the numbers are still unknown. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant toyota says production at its derbyshire factory would be severely disrupted if britain crashed out of the eu without a deal. also coming up — all eyes on rory mcilroy at the ryder cup. the golfer from northern ireland leads the charge this morning as europe continue to dominate the usa in paris. and in dateline london — jane hill and the panel discuss the fallout from the senate questioning of brett kavanaugh and the woman who's accused him of sexual misconduct, and the uk's party conferences.

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at twelve.an indonesian city. translation: as for the tsunami damage, we have received a number of reports that many bodies were found along the shoreline but the numbers are still unknown. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant toyota says production at its derbyshire factory would be severely disrupted if britain crashed out of the eu without a deal. also coming up — first blood to europe at the ryder cup this morning. rory mcilroy and sergio garcia extend the lead over the usa in paris with an opening fourball win. and in click — the team looks at the calls to control the use of personal data held by the tech giants.

make sure we are delivering on the domestic agenda, to the issues that matter to people and making shaun uk shaun brisley that we get a good deal for the uk which leaves us continuing to grow as an economy in the future. have you checked all the letters are stuck behind the board on theresa may would you make her speech, unlike last year? we are checking the stage and making sure it isa checking the stage and making sure it is a good stage for people to be to view, enjoy and have a really good conference while they are in the hall. brandon lewis, thank you. i hope she has got some cough sweets this year. and george have a ready supply. andrew marr listening to that with interest. you have got theresa may on this morning, haven't you? yes, foran yes, for an extended interview and tom watson, the deputy leader of the labour party, i couldn't u nfortu nately you wa nt labour party, i couldn't unfortunately you want brandon lewis was saying but the questions sounded very good! i tell you what, if andrew marr says that, i'm going to retire. that is my career done. andrew marr is on at 10am. h

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at ten.rty conference — the shadow chancellor says labour would completely renationalise the railways. supermarket chain co—op is to scrap plastic carrier bags — replacing them with a compostable version also coming up this hour: a shake up for army training. press—ups and eight—mile marches are out — and exercises replicating the battlefield are in — new physical tests for the british army. she's entered this exam, she's done well and she claims her rightful prize, and she single—handedly has sent the rhs into a bit of a tailspin. who was miss harrison?

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this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley.a way to make theresa may's proposals work. the shadow chancellor says his party would completely renationalise the railways — as labour party members gather for their annual conference. supermarket chain co—op is to scrap millions of plastic carrier bags — replacing them with an environmentally friendly version the battle for sky. rupert murdoch's 21st century fox and media giant rival comcast‘s bidding war for the broadcaster draws to a close tonight. also coming up this hour: a shake up for army training. a gender neutral fitness test — as press—ups are replaced with battlefield exercises for new recruits. she's entered this exam and she's done well and she claims her

shaun rine is managing director of china market research group. hejoins me now from shanghai.ng to focus on philanthropy, but why now? well, it is great to be here. i think right now is a good time for mrma to think right now is a good time for mr ma to step down. alibaba is in a strong position. we expect it to grow about 35% year on year for the next five years. they are also about to go public, one of their divisions. china is becoming a cashless society. very few people carry cash. alipay, their subsidiarity, is doing very well. it is also time for mr ma to step down to focus on p and also perhaps become a bit low profile. right now he is very high profile which is dangerous and chinese business circles. we did a project couple of yea rs circles. we did a project couple of years ago, and analyse that over 60% of the people who may be forbes 100 rich china list had been arrested or investigated for corruption or other illegal activities. so it is time forjack ma to become more low—profile and focus on philanthropy. so do you think this is something he is doing for himself 0

this is bbc news i'm shaun lay. the headlines at 11.003m. hundreds of people are killed after a powerful earthquake triggers a tsunami sending huge waves through an indonesian city as for the tsunami damage, we have received a number of reports that many bodies were found along the shoreline but the numbers are still unknown. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant toyota says production at its derbyshire factory would be severely disrupted if britain crashed out of the eu without a deal. also coming up — all eyes on rory mcilroy at the ryder cup. the golfer from northern ireland leads the charge this morning as europe continue to dominate the usa in paris. and in dateline london — jane hill and the panel discuss the fallout from the senate questioning of brett kavanaugh and the woman who's accused him of sexual misconduct, and the uk's party conferences. good morning. rescue officials in indonesia say more than 380 people are now known to have died after a tsunami, triggered by

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at twelve. more than 300 people are killed after a powerful earthquake triggers a tsunami sending huge waves through an indonesian city. translation: as for the tsunami damage, we have received a number of reports that many bodies were found along the shoreline but the numbers are still unknown. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant toyota says production at its derbyshire factory would be severely disrupted if britain crashed out of the eu without a deal. also coming up — first blood to europe at the ryder cup this morning. rory mcilroy and sergio garcia extend the lead over the usa in paris with an opening fourball win. and in click — the team looks at the calls to control the use of personal data held by the tech giants. rescue teams in indonesia are struggling to deal with the aftermath of a major earthquake and tsunami which has struck the island of sulawesi. more than 380 people are known to have died and hundreds more were

hello, and welcome to hardtalk, i'm shaun ley. the party's though, obey the party's words, follow the party's lead. the words printed in red on a building at an interment camp in china. there are lots of those in xinjiang, one of the most wealthy provinces in china and also one of its most restive. it's home to the uighur ethnic group and there are reports of over a million people in detention. the government says the camps need to re—educate people. they say they are fighting islamic terror in the region. nury turkel is chairman of the uyghur human rights project. so is he being duped or is china duping the rest of the world? nury turkel, welcome to hardtalk. can you describe for me the experience of being a uighur in xinjiang province these days? imagine you go to church on sunday and you have to go through body scans and imagine that you get up and one morning, the government wants you to marry off your daughter to someone, part of the oppressed ethnic group. imagine that you don't have anyone to confide in, even in your privat

you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley, it's 1.12pm.taking place in liverpool today ahead of the party's annual conference which starts tomorrow. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been speaking. let's listen to some of what he's had to say. eight years of austerity is responsible for what the prime minister delicately calls the burning injustices that she said she was going to tackle. but far, far from building an economy for eve ryo ne from building an economy for everyone and helping the just about managing, this government has transferred cash from the purses of winning into the bank accounts of the very richest men in our society and in the world. let's make no mistakes. we also have to take action to end the gender pay gap. barbara castle brought us the equal pay act of 1970 but there is still a gender pay gap of 19%. in government, we will make sure companies don't just audit government, we will make sure companies don'tjust audit but act and if they don't, they will face fines for not acting to close the gender pay gap. change comes

doctor shaun cummings, the coroner, asked, natasha was dying in front of the plane and i'm struggling doctor pearsonjones. he said it sounded like the cabin crew we re he said it sounded like the cabin crew were having to take a quantum lea p crew were having to take a quantum leap in terms of medicaljudgments and it doesn't sound safe to me. earlier, the coroner had heard from an expert in allergies, from nottingham spire hospital, doctor alexander crew. she had said that due to the nature of anaphylactic shock, it's unlikely that a defibrillator would have been effective. her residence falcon is on the use of these adrenaline injection pens, eppy pens. natasha was injected twice with her own pen that she brought on board with her to little effect. it was raised that the official guidelines on the resuscitating council are that the needle from an adrenaline pen should ideally be 25 million metres long, long enough to reach into the muscle tissue, but the epipen brand and other leading brands are 16 millimetres long. the doctor was asked whether stock standard injection adrenaline dev

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 103m... hundreds of people are killed after a powerful earthquake creates tsunami sending huge waves through an indonesian city. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant toyota says production at its derbyshire factory would be severely disrupted if britain crashed out of the eu without a deal. also coming up... all eyes on rory mcilroy at the ryder cup. the golfer northern ireland leads the charge this morning as europe continues to dominate the usa in paris. the travel show visits london and finds out why its traditional red phone boxes are under threat. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the number of people killed in the earthquake and tsunami which struck the indonesian island of sulawesi has risen to more than 380. the authorities — who've released revised figures in the last few hours — say hundreds more have been injured. waves as high as three metres hit the shoreline of the city of palu yesterday evening. hundreds of

earlier my colleague shaun ley spoke to james prisbeck, a former royal marine who now runs a crossfit—line combat. modernisation for these tasks has been a long time coming, so creating a realistic battle environment rather than just what we had before. presumably you kind of required level of fitness was higher than is required within the soldiers, as a marine, but how far away from the sort of conditions that you have to work in were the sort of fitness tests that the army was pursuing? do you think they did in anyway prepare soldiers for active engagement in the battlefield? no, not at all, to be honest. the soft continuation will take a lot deeper into that, we creating situations and that environment, but your basic tasks we re environment, but your basic tasks were morejust the environment, but your basic tasks were more just the tasks of sort of muscular endurance, how many press ups you can do, if you can run somewhere in a certain time. in afghanistan, there was never a time when i was seeing how many press ups ican do. when i was seeing how many press ups i can do. that wasn

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 12pm: the foreign secretary urges eu leaders to "step back from the abyss" of a no—deal brexit and find a way to make theresa may's proposals work. the shadow chancellor says his party would completely renationalise the railways — as labour party members gather for their annual conference. supermarket chain co—op is to scrap millions of plastic carrier bags — replacing them with an environmentally friendly version the battle for sky. rupert murdoch's 21st century fox and media giant rival comcast‘s bidding war for the broadcaster draws to a close tonight. also coming up this hour: a shake up for army training. a gender neutral fitness test — as press—ups are replaced with battlefield exercises for new recruits. she's entered this exam and she's done well and she claims her rightful prize. she single—handedly has sent the rhs into a bit of a tailspin. the search for miss harrison — the royal horticultral society appeals for help in solving the one—hundred—and— twenty—y

shaun livingston, the steal gets it to cook, and third they find jones. an 11-point lead there.ast to kd that finished beautifully. the warriors pulled their starters and ended up losing by four, but no concerns. >>> if it feels like the nba offseason is getting shorter and shorter, it is. you know what? it didn't matter, even with the short break they did not miss a break. their big three shot 61% in limited minutes against minnesota. >> i am very happy to have the roster that we have -- yeah. continuity, yeah, it's nice to be able to throw line-ups out there that have been together for a couple years at least, so it's a big part of this game. >> you know you have to be real efficient. those guys are the best shoes in the world, so if you are going to take a shot you have to be able to make it. they give us motivation and confidence. >> just being able to go out there and feel the game out for starters and then just seeing, you know, ways to improve, you know, and getting advice from everybody and i think all that stuff was great. >> the dubs have four games remaining in the pr

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at ten. european council president, donald tusk, brands theresa may "uncompromising" after she demands respect in brexit negotiations. on the eve of his party conference — the shadow chancellor says labour would completely renationalise the railways. supermarket chain co—op is to scrap plastic carrier bags — replacing them with a compostable version also coming up this hour: a shake up for army training. press—ups and eight—mile marches are out — and exercises replicating the battlefield are in — new physical tests for the british army. she's entered this exam, she's done well and she claims her rightful prize, and she single—handedly has sent the rhs into a bit of a tailspin. who was miss harrison? the rhs wants to track down a woman from the turn of the 20th century — who was refused a gardening scholarship because of her gender. and at 10.30 — the travel show looks back at some of the travel highlights over the last few months — including a once neglected and crime ridden skyscrapper injoh

she's been speaking to my colleague, shaun ley, about the latest situation there.ave coming from the sea, up to five, six metres high, swept everything that it goes through. you know, a major bridge that connects the north and south pa rt that connects the north and south part of the city, a major modern construction, now it is flat and destroyed. there are eight story hotels with hundreds of people now flattened to earth. the water brings everything into the flat, and also brings the cast, the people, people say they have two climb up trees for up say they have two climb up trees for up to six metres to survive. this tsunami everyone remembers over christmas 15 years ago, led to a major investment in tsunami warning systems in the region. do we know it at that operated effectively, and if there was much notice given when the earthquake happened of the rest of the sudan a? yes, the disaster management agency left the tsunami warning early after the earthquake, the 7.5 magnitude, and it is actually creating a lot of criticism, because people say that people are not

in cruise control they suffered a lapse in concentration, aaron ramsey robbed by shaun williams, thoughales. it is the first time they have beaten ireland at home in almost 40 years. and who knows, perhaps a significant step in their quest to reach the euros in two years' time. up next for wales should be a much more recognisable danish side than the one beaten 3—0 by slovakia on tuesday, a team mostly made up of lower—league and futsol players. that was due to a dispute over commercial rights between the danish fa and their top players. but they have now reached a temporary agreement, so expect the return of the likes of kasper schmeichel and christian eriksen and co for their meeting with wales on sunday. slovenian primoz roglic has moved into the lead of the tour of britain, after team lottonl—jumbo won the race's first—ever team time trial. roglic now has an overall lead over julian alaphilippe and bobjungels by six and 16 seconds respectively. team sky finished fourth in the time trial from cockermouth to whinlatter pass, in the lake district, and that left their lead rider, wout p

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32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort and casino.among the survivors reunited by inside edition were shaunper and karen smerber. topper, a total stranger to smerber, scooped her up and carried her for a half-mile after a bullet tore through her stomach."there was no way i was going to make it out of there ," smerber said. the two embraced as they saw each other.tiffany huizar was visited by president trump in the hospital after the shooting. she was struck three times. "it was life-changing," she said. "i was barely coming into being an adult." (pam) (pam) the men who founded the men who (pam) (pam) the men who founded the men who (pam) (pam) (pam)(pam) the men who founded instagram ... are leaving the company.(catherine) kevin systrom and mike krieger started the popular app in 20-10. they sold it to facebook for a billion dollars two years later ... but kept working for the company. instagram now has about a billion users. the men say they want to step back and focus on something new. facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg is one of the many people who says he looksforward to what they build nex

get a look at shaun livingston working out today.e is going to pick up real quick... media is on monday...with training camp opening up tuesday morning. the regular season begins october 16th against the thunder at oracle. next at 8, firefighters play tug of war with a firenado... as it tries sucking up their firehose. but did they get it back? that's straight ahead as a supervisor at pg&e, it's my job to protect public safety, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing. the work that we do helps protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the powerlines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our communities safe. this is our community. this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. (catherine) take a look at this at fire tornado in british columbia, canada..

get a look at shaun livingston working out today.nd the schedule is going to pick up real quick... media is on monday...with training camp opening up tuesday morning. the regular season begins october 16th against the thunder at oracle. just ahead on kron4 sports at 10, we'll check in with the 49ers and raiders... reuben foster speaks for the first time since coming back from suspension, while the silver and black not panicking after two losses. until then, more news after the break. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. (ryan) new tonight at nine... a road rage incident caught on camera. shocking video shows a woman behind the wheel of a car while

(sot) shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's department: "we're pretty sure that someone will recognizeg from that community or closely associated with that community."(pam) no word if any arrests have been made tonight. (jrs) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead -last week of summer lawrence karnow: it was a nice start to the work week with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. highs today were in the 70s inland with 60s and a few 70s around the bay and 60s at the beaches. on the satellte you can see a low pressure trough along the west coast. it will keep temperatures down all across the state. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast.. offshore winds will bring much warmer temperatures in the middle of the week. cooler weather will return next weekend. still ahead at 8 new research new at 8 still ahead weekend.return next weather will return next weekend. still ahead at 8 new research sug

get a look at shaun livingston working out today. and the schedule is going to pick up real quick... media is on monday...with training camp opening up tuesday morning. the regular season begins october 16th against the thunder at oracle. (pam) new (pam) (pam) new tonight at ten: that feeling of dread when you see flashing blue lights in your rear view mirror -- we all know it. for one washington mother, that feeling quickly changed with a traffic stop .. which brought her renewed faith in humanity.jamie tompkins has the story. sometimes the difference between a good day and a bad one boils down to a fine line. a few days ago. bremerton police officer steven forbragd made a traffic stop.ofc. steven forbragd/bremerton police"there was no front license plate on it which is a common stop that i do."behind the wheel, mom, brittany payne, her 15 month old son in the back seat.brittany payne/mother"looked in my rear view mirror and seen him whip around and his lights. in my head, i'm like 'god i don't need this right now what am i doing?'"

shaun richards, vice president of the naacp, executive director of brothers against guns. i want to say to the commissioners, thank you. commissioner mendoza, you know we're going to miss you, you know, you've been a pillar in this city for a long time. and doing a lot of good work. i want to speak on a few things and just basically real briefly the balboa situation. as was just mentioned, we must learn how to do better and understand our kids and then we'll be able to do better. and one of the things how we can communicate and do better is by communicating and networking with cbos that know these kids, that's in the community, and know what's going on with them. so we have to get a better sense of what's going on. shouldn't took 20 police officers with guns, with tactical s.w.a.t. gear, to go up in that school like they was about ready to chop somebody down. i know, i've seen a lot of this happen in the community. we have to do better. and i say that only because just got back from chicago couple weeks ago and same thing happened in a school, but the difference was, a you

infor more, let's bring shaun donovan from washington. thank you for being with us.t is president trump's ability to impose additional tariffs on china? >> he has the authority he needs to do this. he is acting and has been acting against china on the back of , section 301 which has not been used very much since the creation of the wto. he has this authority. there is not much congress or anyone else can do to stop him. talking about changing the equation, which it does. this is going all in on a trade war with china. joe: all in. earlier, weon tv are still talking, we have communications with xi. what is the status in terms of your reporting? >> what we have been hearing for a long time is it is low level stuff. we saw this when it was mid level officials, about possible talks at a higher level. there has not been a high level negotiating going on between the chinese and trump administration. the answer is, there is a simple reason for that, neither feels like bending right now. certainly the trump administration does not. the chinese value and capitulate . this is

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with me now are shaun gregory, who wrote that "time" cover story and spent a lot of time with serenaams at her home, et cetera. perfect voice to have this morning. thank you for being here. >> thank you, poppy. >> you have written obviously since this all unfolded over the weekend, and you said amidst the ugliness of the u.s. open finalering both serena williams and naomi osaka offer lessons. what are they? >> from serena's point of view, the lesson was how she turned things around during the awards ceremony. it was devolving. i was there. i had been to a lot of u.s. open finals. the loudness of the booing, the crowd was really, really turned against the umpire. and by turning against the umpire, kind of looked like they were turning against osaka. serena williams felt that during the podium ceremony, and kind of took over, said everybody, let's stop booing. let's have a nice moment and kind of helped the fans appreciate what osaka did. and the lesson for osaka is she's really good. she's really good and she's the future of american tennis and she deserved to win the match. >> we hav

shaun donovan, then-secretary of housing and urban development, tapped ovink for president obama's hurricanerce.the uthn idea an international design competition to fix what sandy had destroyed, following the dutch philosophy: rebuild differently for the future. ovink helped convince the federal government to cough up almost a billion dollars for it. >> whitaker: you know, in the u.s., that sounds kind of crazy. >> ovink: yeah. >> whitaker: $1 billion for a competition to rebuild? something like that had never been done before? >> ovink: never been done in this capacity. so, they also had to believe my blue eyes and my story. and saying, "okay, we believe this young man coming from the netherlands. let's work with him." >> whitaker: a proposal that will protect hoboken and its neighbors was awarded $230 million of the competition money. a dutch design team came up with the winning plans-- with a dutch twist: a storm surge defense disguised as a park, with a boathouse. benches, and outdoor seating as barriers to keep the hudson from drowning the city again. coming up with the plan was the eas

play increasing positive movement when his guys have the ball and working more on defense much real shaun all hits of us you know if you can already begin to sense a bit of optimism guns but we're also not naive enough to believe that we can forget everything that happened after a good match or two come and. gone. world champions france are short on confidence after their world cup despite that triumph there they should not be considered european favorites so says their own coach did eate a shop you'll be live says otherwise she said they totally deserve to be world champions especially because they're so balanced strong in defense with lots of good tacklers that can win challenges and take possession and they have speedy players up top that can go deep and transitioning from the back. should be lucky. if they can manage it a strong showing against france would be a start in repairing germany's battered image after the world cup and since this is anything but a friendly munich could be in for a classic match. about to all of a movie in munich what's the difference between this german team

on november 6, 1975, the church committee in its are revealed the existence of an nsa program named shaun wright which since 1945 info three american telecom companies, rca global, itt world communications, and western union international, providing its successor organization the national security agency the contents of incoming and outgoing international telegrams including those sent or received by an american citizens. at the program site analysts were analyzing as many as 150,000 telegraphs a month. according to the committee, this is from page six of the report, this is what i want to start with you who would've been in the nsa at the time this was going on, until a contrary arose on the handful of official and executive branch over the last 30 years aware of shamrocks operations. nsa deputy director testified that to the best of the knowledge no president since truman had even been informed of it. and so what i want to start with, was all of this news to you when the church committee broke the news on this? any inkling that this is going on? >> back then we had i guess 27,000 people

stuart: shaun boudreaux, "cajun navify." i'm sure we'll see you again. >> appreciate it. show you this map, tell you exactly where it is. made landfall this morning on wrightsville beach. ashley: not moved a whole lot. stuart: it is sitting there. the it is real bad news. it is raining like crazy over that entire area. we'll be back with more. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. on the go and want to rent a movie? showtime. or buy the hottest shows. even here? we've got you covered. now they are all yours. to take on the go. on any screen. bingo! alright! and watch whatever you buy. wherever you are. head to xfinity.com/stream to start watching. simple to rent, easy to buy, awesome to go. stuart: ceo tim cook has been tweeting about the storm. here it is. the carolinas are in our hearts. to you are employees there, first-responders, everyone in the hurricane's path, plea

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shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's dept: "this is pretty a pretty heinous crime at this point,nity."patricia mcgee/neighbor: "karma don't sleep. and when you do wrong, when you do lay your head down, you tossing and you turning, because god is showing you what you done did." (grant) (grant)police say they don't know of any motive in connection with the shooting. no arrests have been made. again... that 3 year old... hospitalized and in critical condition. . . . (catherine) coming up.... why texas senator ted cruz is no longer considered a shoo-infor re- election.. (ken) republican senator ted cruz is facing a tougher race for his texas senate seat than most observers predicted. most polls show cruz holding a single digit lead against his democratic challenger, congressman beto (bay-toe) o'rourke. senate republican colleagues say they expect cruz to prevail, but admit it's an uncomfortably competitive race-in the heavily republican state of texas. kron4's washington correspondent anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) has more. anna wiernicki: texas republican senator ted cruz was once con

we are joined by shaun donovan, the author of this piece in bloomberg businessweek.s an economic protectionist, and is in the same camp as peter navarro. what more have we learned about this very important person when it comes to the president of the trade policy? sean: i think robert lighthizer portfascinating part, in -- fascinating person, in part, because it we have had a lot of -- wilbur rosss out there is another general, a very public general, but robert lighthizer is this key behind-the-scenes player, who has been very conscious to keep his profile down in some way. guide -- guyely a who is not shy in advocating a more protectionist stance for the u.s., and would describe himself as a fellow traveler with president trump. different from peter navarro, who often gets more press than bob lighthizer. in one very important aspect, and that is that bob lighthizer is a creature of washington. he is very practice that washington politics and really knows the trade law and how to deliver on some of these often vague and sometimes impetuous trade ideas you get out of