at this super market, prices shockingly high.orkers tell us they don't have the staples of venezuelan life. flour, bread, butter, sugar and milk. what everyone here knows is that we are all under the watchful eye of government-backed militias, but this one woman was so desperate to tell her story, she was willing to risk it all to follow us out. [ speaking in foreign >> reporter: she says she's lost 30 pounds this year because there's not enough food. she wants the world to know, she says as she turns to the camera. refre repression is the new normal. the every day threat of violence mixed with the complete failure of the government is forcing hundreds of thousands to flee. that's because the death toll here is on the rise. due to shortages of medicine and basic supplies, there are no antibiotics. the government has tightened its grip on the most vulnerable. hospitals are control. we saw armed guards at the doors. doctors tell us they're not there to protect the patients but to take control of any donations that might come in and

investigators never found proof, shockingly, but the story putkelly on the map and even inspired stevens "e.t." maybe, just maybe, aliens will make another visit during the eclipse. only in america do we capitalize on these things. glasses toclipse give away, thanks to the air and space museum. don't miss out to get your pair before the big event. we are in the weather center with josh. you have safety lessons. josh: the glasses. even if you take the sunglasses input a couple pairs together, a couple pairs together, you do not get the same effect. the special eclipse glasses out the solar rays. sunglasses will not cut it. this is a steamer basket. a pizza pan. all easy things to use. the big take away is it's not going to turn dark or be nighttime. this is so that you can look at the shadow of the sun. josh: exactly, on the ground. basically it will look like a crescent moon shape. just be aware of what's going on. kimberly: josh and his eclipse

. >> shockingly. not so shocking. >> time for a check on business news. >> good morning roxanne. >> we expect to see more earnings to give us signs of economic strength. what are they. >> good morning, jan and rahel. target is reporting earns today before the opening bell and walmart reports tomorrow. stocks sfin ishd about where they started. the nasdaq finished 7 points lower. >> wells fargo just named a new chairwoman. what's the significance here? >> that's right the bank has named libds duke as the chair and she is the first woman to hold a position at a major u.s. bank. this moves comes as wells fargo is reeling from a number of scandals. duke is a former federal reserve governor. she will replace steven sanger on january 1st. jan and rahel. >> here's hoping it helps the company turn around. we'll see you in the next hour. thank you. >>> we are heading back to the '90s. it's going to be pretty durn steamy out there. >> i think it's one of those perfect pool days. once we get rid of this fog, we'

. >> reporter: at this supermarket, prices shockingly high. so a dollar apiece for each of these apples. each one of these apples is about 5% of the average worker's monthly wage, just one of these apples. that's pretty crazy and now those prices are several times higher. the supermarket looked fully stocked, but turns out it's missing what people need to survive. workers here tell us they don't have the staples of venezuelan life. flour, bread, butter, sugar and milk. what everyone here knows is that we are all under the watchful eye of government-backed militias. but this one woman was so desperate to tell her story, she was willing to risk it all and followed us out. she says that she's lost 30 pounds this year just because there's not enough food. she wants the world to know, she says, turning directly to the camera. our taxi driver starts to tell us, guys, we're being watched. we have to get out of here. we abruptly break off and hop on those taxis. repression is the new normal. the everyday threat of violence mixed with the complete fail

with the way he handled north korea this past week and then shockingly, shockingly what he did yesterday what he failed to do yesterday just feeds that. people think that this is what they expected. >> i do think he should have specifically denounced the white nationalists. there are two sides to this. this country has a violence fringe on the right and on the left, both of whom white nationalists and anti fascists who like violence, who thrill to violence, like the attention that comes with it. this is going to get worse before it gets better. >> can i say -- helene made an important point. this is an unambiguous evil plaguing the country. one of the reasons that donald trump cannot properly respond to what was an obvious proper response from an american president is the people in his government. who is writing the talking points he was looking down and reading from? he has people like steven miller claimed as a mentee and steve bannon who has been allowed to meld into the normalcy of a governmental employee but who ran breitbart.com which i reread the post that still is on their websit

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand down it started bumping chests and talk about who's the bigger man with the president's rhetoric i think it's it's two leaders exchanging bombastic terms it would be a disaster a total disaster an arms race right on the peninsula even china does not want that that's why we need to tone down this rhetoric corral in these folks and and try to get them to talk reasonably rather than being bombastic all the time and creating tensions however at home trumps approval rating has got a bit of a boost amid the tough talks on korea its popularity has jumped six points off reward to pyongyang would face repercussions. i want a reason why trump's aggressive rhetoric is popular in the u.s. maybe because polls show that over sixty percent of americans view north korea as a very serious threat but can they actually find a threat on a map is. not scared of of north korea i'm not scared but i'm scared of who our leaders are in many countries and how

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. >> as horrifying as that crash looks, shockingly only the paramedic suffered minor injuries. the patient was flown out to a hospital on a different helicopter. and that's the extent of it. thank goodness. >> what happened? was there a sudden gust of wind or something? >> that's what the pilot described. as he was going to take off, he described a gust of wind that shoved the helicopter. at 11,000 feet, the air is very thin. you've also taken on a little bit more weight with another passenger. that changes the dynamics of things. >> considering all that, props to that pilot. because he was able to maneuver this helicopter in a way that even after the crash it was still on top of that mountain. it saved lives. >> the video captured by others nearby. of course you can't just leave that wreckage on the mountain top. now they're going to pick that helicopter wreckage up. they're going to put it down on that mat. wrap it up like a big diaper. >> how scary for everyone. y'all got to go on a vacation for like two months. >>> this is a special moment that was caught in this jukin vide

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and with the way he has handled north korea this past week, and then shockingly, shockingly what he did yesterday and what he failed to do yesterday just feeds that. people think that this is what they expected. >> i do think he should have obviously specifically denounced the white nationalists. but there are two sides to this now. the country has a violent fringe on the right and left. the so-called anti-fascist who like violence, thrill to violence, like the attention that comes to it. and that is going toe get worse before it gets better. >> can i say i think helene made a good point. this is an unambiguous evil that is plaguing the country. but helene made the crucial point. one of the reasons that donald trump cannot properly respond to what was an obvious proper response from an american president is the people in his government. who is writing the talking points that he was looking down and reading from? he has people like stephen miller, claimed as a mentee, steve bannon who has been allowed to meld into the normalcy of a governmental employee, who who ran breitbart.com which i

phone call and with the way he has handled north korea this past week, and then shockingly, shockingly, what he did yesterday, and what he failed to do yesterday, just feeds, feeds that. people think that this is what -- >> i do think he should have obviously specifically denounced the white nationalists. but there are two sides to this now. this country now has a violent fringe on the right and on the left. white nationalists and so-called antifascists who like ol attention that comes with it, and this is going to get worst before it gets better. >> i can say, i think hell lee made a very important point. i think sort of both sides doesn't serve anyone well. this is an unambiguous evil that's plaguing this country. one of the reasons donald trump can't respond to what was obviously a proper response from the american president is the people in his government. who's writing the talking points that he was looking down and reading from. he has people like stephen miller, claimed as a mentee by richard spencer, an open avowed white nationalists. steve bannon melding into the government em

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand down and start bumping chests and talk about who's the bigger man with the president's rhetoric i think it's it's two leaders exchanging bombastic terms it would be a disaster a total disaster an arms race right on the peninsula even china does not want that that's why we need to tone down this rhetoric in these folks and and try to get them to talk reasonably rather than being bombastic all the time and creating tensions well that's a little bit in contrast to at home because trump's approval rating received the boost amid the tough talk with north korea his popularity jumps six points after he war in pyongyang would face repercussions one reason why trump's aggressive rhetoric is popular in the u.s. maybe because polls show that over sixty percent of americans view north korea as a very serious threat but can they actually find out threats on them up. new yorkers. i'm not scared of of north korea i'm not scared but i'm scared of ou

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand down and start bumping chests and talk about who's the bigger man with the president's rhetoric i think it's it's two leaders exchanging bombastic terms it would be a disaster a total disaster an arms race right on the peninsula even china does not want that that's why we need to tone down this rhetoric corral and these folks and and try to get them to talk reasonably rather than being bombastic all the time and creating tensions it's often international and your weekly continues in just a moment. lead . and. this is how. the economy is built. from washington washington. voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals. boom bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. thanks for joining us a group in the u.k. calling itself the muslim council has been stirring controversy this week members attended an l g b t parade in london on tuesday held up by those denouncing islam and accusi

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three out of eight charges for defrauding his invests, the guy known as pharma bro, martin shkreli, shockinglyot expressing any public remorse, facing up to 20 years for his crime. he has taken to youtube after the verdict, told he was quote, one of the richest new yorkers there is, and it's going to stay that way. prosecutors beg to differ, accusing him of lying to his clients and moving money around in a ponzi scheme. >> the work of our office and the fbi on this and in many other cases demonstrates our resolve to protect the investing public and our markets from fraud and abuse. >> my invests made three to five times their money without any aid of any settlement agreement, some made ten times or more than that of their original investment. leland: shkreli came to fame after spiking the price of a life-saving drug, as founder of his pharmaceutical company. >> as you know, the house and senate leaving a full plate as they trickle out for the august break. lawmakers are working on deals for tax reform and of course the budget and a showdown over the debt ceiling is waiting when both chambers r

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the scale of this disaster shockingly displayed, and this "new york times" animation showing more than 3,000 calls for help made from sunday just through yesterday. look at the multiply there and stretching as the storm and the rain and the flooding moved from west to east from houston into port arthur and beaumont, that's where we saw the live pictures of the evacuation just now. each red dot, keep this in mind, each is a cry for help coming from someone or a family trapped by the flooding, sick people, people without food or water. people in need of urgent rescue just imagine how big a task that was. also i want to show you this. we're getting our first sense of just the broad scale of this disaster. new satellite images that have just come in from digital globe taken both before and after the storm hit. these are communities in texas. this is simon in texas before the storm, look at it afterwards. almost entirely underwater. here. all of those houses there, each one a family before and after the storm. that's what it still looks like today. here's holiday lakes. you can barely tell

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand on it start bumping chests and talk about who's the bigger man i think president trumps rhetoric calling for war and calling for destruction calling for unprecedented fire and fear is the wrong message to say by the u.s. president of his time and this is definitely the wrong thing to do. now in other news this afternoon a man has reportedly been shot and arrested is french police for a driver who passed into a group of soldiers in the north of paris this morning six were injured two seriously as a result of the incident surely due bensky joins us live now with more details in paris charlotte what more do we know then at this point. well what we know is that a man has been arrested by elite forces on a highway in the north of france when the stand between the morning counties that's a highway on the cool coast of northern france and we understand that that man is believed to be the person behind the attack here outside the soldiers ba

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand down it started bumping chests and talk about who is the bigger man in response to the threat south korea is no seeking permission from washington to develop more powerful ballistic missiles the current agreement with the u.s. marines in the south can only develop missiles with a range of up to eight hundred kilometers of the maximum payload of half a ton but on sunday the south korean leader president to extend those parameters the pentagon's indicated it is likely to agree security on this shows shoot bridge believes that if the u.s. makes such a move. some talk amongst the in the south and even amongst. us politicians and military that south korea should be encouraged even not let alone allowed to actually develop its own nuclear arsenal there are some talk about that in the last few days and again of course that again would no doubt ratchet up tension increase instability but of course can count as a as a deterrent or could possi

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand on it start bumping chests and talk about who's the bigger man i think president trumps rhetoric calling for war and calling for destruction calling for unprecedented fire and fear is the wrong message to say by the u.s. president of his time and this is definitely the wrong thing to do. now french authorities have arrested a man suspected of planning a car into a group of soldiers in the north of paris this morning six were injured two seriously as a result of the incident suspect who was driving a black b.m.w. was detained on a motorway being chased by police with more details is shot it depends it's being confirmed that the man arrested on a new than highway in france between bologna and cali is the suspect that police have been searching for he was arrested by elite forces and we understand that he was shot five times during that arrest and a police officer was also injured as they tried to apprehend a man he was the person who t

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand down and started bumping chests and talk about who's the bigger man. now wiki leaks is offering a job to a google engineer who was sacked over an internal corporate memo on the web giant's move has sparked a debate over free speech in corporations wiki leaks editor june sanch accused google of censorship and tweeted that it's not fair to fire employees for freely expressing their thoughts and genea james de moore was fired after sending a memo criticizing google's diversity policies his bosses say that breached a code of conduct. looks now what was in that memo. in corporate boardrooms across america the buzz word is meritocracy ideology isn't supposed to matter employees are supposed to be hired judged and promoted based on their skills and ability however the high tech firm known as google seems to be straying from this free market ideal and now employees can be fired if they step away from the liberal social justice party line the

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand down and start bumping chests and talk about who's the bigger man i think the north koreans have put forth look we will stop our missile tests if you stop your war games we've been doing war games on that peninsula for fifty or sixty years from now so what good does it to walk away from that entry point into negotiations other than the fact that the united states simply does not want to really enter into negotiations i think that's been the road map for the way and i states has conducted itself with adversaries throughout the last half century with north korea it seems as if we are expecting them to put up so much for us without the united states putting up anything in this case pulling back the war games is not a big concession because we can always just restart the war games. elsewhere they would be leagues is offering a job to a google engineer who sat over an internal corporate memo the web giant's move spoke to debate then over

a let me just say first of all i obviously don't shock shockingly disagree with the with the prior speakermy concern yesterday was when trump made his trumping in comments with his normal tone whether that had clear the new chief of staff the general and i thought to myself if it does maybe there's a strategy if it doesn't it for bodes a bigger negative picture and that is he's not even listening to this guy on gigantic issues that affect the entire world now we know today they say well we didn't know the words he was in use we kind of once it was weighing in and so he was winging it and the problem is now. they're saying today well you know he didn't really mean it you know our allies know that's just the way he talks we all know words are quite serious and here's the bigger brand let me just say quickly the bigger problem the bigger problem is that north korea even if they know with just words can use those as provocation were he was a little bit more statesman like they couldn't do well i guess i'm at fault gentlemen i'm used to listening to the pres the united states whether it's obama

screws up there could be hundreds of thousands of dead people here this is a very real fight this is shockingly dangerous and the last thing we need to do is stand down and start bumping chests and talk about who's the bigger man jack rice always a pleasure good to have you with us tonight thanks so much thank you and in syria hopes for a lasting peace are coming under fire russian representatives to the cease fire have registered seven violations of the past twenty four hours turkey's defense ministry has reported six violations most of the recorded cases of the came from small arms fire in areas held by isis and also al nusra front despite the setbacks several small towns and militant groups have joined the cease fire since it was first agreed of on between presidents trump and putin at the g. twenty in the hamburg earlier last month meanwhile six american anti-war organizations are petitioning congress to remove all u.s. military aircraft from syria artie's ashley bank says further details tonight. according to the russian defense ministry most of the violations were cases of unselective fir

public funding charter schools are actually owned and operated by private entities and they have a shockingly divisive impact a study by penn state published in two thousand and eleven determined charter schools leave desegregation while in public schools only thirty six percent of black kids attend schools considered hyper segregated meaning schools which have a minority population of ninety to one hundred percent in charter schools that number doubles to seventy percent in the ten years spanning from two thousand and one to two thousand and eleven enroll men in charge of schools tripled to one million students a right of the penn state study declares after two decades the promise of integrated charter schools has not held up it might be that in some instances school choice is actually a deterrent to integration still the vast majority of american students eighty percent attend public schools ten percent attend private schools five percent go to charter schools and three percent are homeschooled but that could change if to vos has her way in her home state of michigan devolves promised schoo