steven us and we go down to some of the other global business stories making headlines. german industrial production sell more than expected in june dropping 1.5 percent. percentage point more than economist had expected. german industry is experiencing weakness and the lower demand from china, higher interest rates in the fall out from the energy prices. the german government has announcing new federal aid program to accelerate investments in d. colonization. companies will be able to receive up to $150000000.00 euros and direct grants or tax benefits for activities and so called transformation technologies of the program is part of a new e u framework for state a. the target screen investment, saudi state run oil, john a remco has posted a sharp fall and profits in a 30000000000 dollars and the 2nd quarter. that's a decline of nearly 40 percent when compared to the same period last year. remco blames declining energy prices much like it's peers, which are also seen falls in revenue to ken green exports from ukraine, core. we rape seed make it to market without going to the port city of

we saw following the business of non simpler stevens and us how spirits of high one last year, and we'll say when car and present. so i'd find when met with us, how speak of kevin mccarthy earlier this year. often both of those visits based on the days i'm going to treat chinese men, attracts and sizes around taiwan. and there was some of the nurses and partisans, harmonies inputs to china, but important bit of context here is that light is due to stop in san francisco later this week on his way back to the high one. that's an important comparison because it wasn't until the current president time went to trying to secure the us for the 2nd time, the china, renounce, there's going to track the slides. and so the solar potential to see some kind of response from china. james, thanks very much. in indonesia, a case of a made, tortured by had employer has sparked outrage. under the cotton click of feedback mates, i'm not classified as but goes which forces them to work in an unregulated economy . this leaves them vulnerable to abuse, its beaten ripped and forced to eat animal waste 2040 in

us and we want to beat them. that is the main competitiveness we will get in front us tomorrow. stevendan henderson made a winning start to life in the saudi pro league as al—ettifaq came from a goal down to beat al—nassr. henderson and former liverpool team—mate sadio mane were captains of their respective sides while gerrard was on the touchline for his first competitive match. things began badly for the former liverpool captains as mane put al—nassr in front afterjust three minutes despite them missing the majority of their big name signings. the absence of those stars would prove costly ultimately as al—ettifaq rallied immediately after the break. henderson's corner was fumbled allowing robin quaison to stab home from close range. the hosts then completed their comeback six minutes later when former fulham, celtic and lyon striker moussa dembele was on hand to ensure a debut three points for his new side. owen farrell is free to play in the world cup after his red card against wales on saturday was overturned. it was thought owen farrell would receive at least a three match ban whi

us. and steven here makes a good point about retail sales and the potential for reacceleration when i saw how strong the numbers were, that was my first fear the consumer doesn't really appear to be at least in the broad sense really slowing down in spending. is that potential risk for inflation trends to move back higher, go the opposite way that the fed is intending >> it definitely is. first of all, i want to point out for tyler that steven spells it stephen so i can hear the difference >> right >> so just to be clear about that but these minutes i think would be a problem if we didn't have jackson hole next week because i would be thoroughly confused with very little chance of getting unconfused, but next week we'll have a bunch of interviews with fed officials. the fed chairman will talk and i want to remind you of two of the headlines one is that most still saw significant up side risk to inflation that could require further tightening i don't know if that is still the case because since then, we've had another inflation report and then there is this idea about the requirement that

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top of the charts with a song and video that cmt yanked over allegations of racism and gun violence >>> steven romo takes us inside a program serving queer kids and the kids of queer parents. "early today" starts right now >>> i'm vinita nair. >> i'm j justca leighton jessica layton in just hours, former president trump will be heading to the capitol facing charges for the third time this year for more on this, we go to drew petramoix in washington. we know trump's already been arraigned in new york and miami. what does it look like in d.c. today? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and vanita the former president begins in new jersey, making his way from bedminster to washington ahead of his scheduled 4:00 p.m. hearing, following an indictment the hearing will be overseen by a u.s. magistrate judge, trump's ventua eventual trial has been assigned to judge tanya chutkan who has been presiding over a number of trials related to january 6. he is pushing for the trial to be held somewhere other than the nation's capital he said it would be would be ir himpossible to get a fair trial in d.c. and suggested moving

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us. and prod, steven, of the whole world's mobilizes against these. yeah. who will remain vigilance? authentications from neighboring molly, i'm but a few to 5. so arrive in, need air in a very open show support and sort of i already with the cool of from all of us talking come soft funding to a lot to do. so the locals that gave us that reaction. most of the highly, inevitably it will affect the economy and i tell myself that the all people whose thoughts of how to fill that void for possibly due to the suspension of will find alternatives to allow us to get rid of this health goes together with conditions that are forced upon us and the palestinian teenager dies from his injuries all through a posley being shown define is riley settled. sounds violence continues to spike in the west by the well, it's only tuesday and yet this week's of to a running start. a ton of updates for you in this hours program life from us. we kick it off with new j, where a new probably minister has been a pointed come interest over a week since the cool with the deposed the president. and the day after a

and his films. jim? steven spielberg, thank you for having us here at amblin and sitting down to talk about the fabelmansn: welcome.. welcome. >> stetephen: therere is a mytyl ststory that y you actualllly go universal as parart of a touourd just stayeyed. >>>> steven: i i did. >> s stephen: how did youou do that? >> s steven: i hid in ththe babathroom dururing a bathro brbreak. there was a a big bus.. greyline t tours. you got t on a big bus a and thy took y you around d a lot and dd you the e back lot a and the soundstatages from o outside. i kept w wanting too get insnsie soundstageges. they wereren't lettiting us ofoe bus but t they gave e us one bathroroom break a and i stayeyn the ststall untill i h heard ale doors close and i gave it another 1010 minutes. i was sort of loose on the lot. >> stephen: is it true that you took an empty office and just claimemed it as your own and put your name on the door? >> steteven: yeah. there wawas a camerara store inn ventura a boulevard d and l laul canyon that sold these little title letters, stick on letters. i bought a set of those that i put my n name in th

joining us nbc news correspondent steven romo and nbc news legal analyst danny cevallos. se claims. >> long time coming to say the least on this. first they have to fill out a questionnaire, they or their attorneys can do that. and submit supporting documentation, and then it's going to be a little more waiting. as we mentioned here, $2.5 billion, the largest settlement for abuse that we've ever seen in history. could be up to 80,000 former scouts who are involved in this process. individually they could get as little as a few thousand dollars. up to a few million dollars. that's a process overseen by former bankruptcy judge barbara howser. anne thompson spoke to her about the difficulty they have in actually putting a dollar amount on this abuse. >> reporter: what kind of settlements should the survivors expect? >> claimants can experience settlements ranging from a low of $3,500 to a high of $2.7 million. >> reporter: who makes the decision about what price tag you put on someone's pain? >> that's a loaded question in the sense of there is no dollar compensation that wil

and his supporters. stuart stevens is back with us.blicans are listening, stuart? >> yeah, you know, i don't really think this is about donald trump. i think it's about the republican party. from the very beginning when donald trump came out, when he called for a muslim ban in december of 2015, the republican party should have spoken out, and they didn't. they made a deal that trump would give them power, and they would step away from everything that for years and years we said were core values of the party. and there's been a consistent attack on the pillars of civil society here. trump attacked judges. he attacked the justice department. he attacks the fbi, and the reason for this is that these are really authoritarians, and they don't want a system that is based upon the will of the people. they want people to believe that they're frightened and that only a strong man can save them. and that's the danger here. it's difficult to talk about without seeming alarmist, but it's like a pandemic. whatever we say at the beginning will sound

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on record, and as temperatures worldwide soar, more focus is placed on water scarcity, and pippa stevens joins us with more water is the ultimate commodity. >> that's true, and record temperatures and drought often go hand in hand. with worldwide water demand growing, scarcity concerns are on the rise. that's leading to more interest in companies that update water infrastructure and make it more efficient. pfo, fiw, and cgw hitting new highs in the last week here in the u.s., there's a water main break every two minutes leading to 6 billion gallons of treated water loss each day that's enough to fill more than 9,000 swimming pools overall in pipeline systems is a massive undertaking, and the gap between what's needed and what's been spent is forecast to reach more than $400 billion by the end of this decade on a stock specific level, there are lots of different types of companies involved in this space. you have the utilities like american water works and california water service companies like xylem and franklin electric who make pumps and water systems. and badger meter specializes inmetering t

us banks. china and japan have typically been some of the biggest foreign buyers of us treasurys. that has helped to fund the massive us debt pile. earlier, i spoke to fixed income expert stevendowngrade has had little impact on the global economy. so far there's not been that much of an impact. and you're right, there's a drop in demand for us treasuries. it might be a nudge for all the authorities involved in the us to get their house in order over the longer term, but right now there's no meaningful movement in the yields. if anything, they are pretty much the same. we were seeinu pretty much the same. we were seeing reports _ pretty much the same. we were seeing reports there's _ pretty much the same. we were seeing reports there's a - pretty much the same. we were seeing reports there's a real - seeing reports there's a real appetite for short—term bonds — how do you describe this phenomenon?— how do you describe this phenomenon? how do you describe this henomenon? ., u, , phenomenon? you can see the a- etite phenomenon? you can see the appetite in _ phenomenon? you can see the appetite in the _ phenomenon? you can see the appetite in the yield _ phenomenon? you can see

and syndication. steven wolf ferreira is with us of three-part studios. and we've talked about this a few times with you, steven, and indeed, the changing world of production. from your perspective, was this good news? do you think that this will end the strike? how important is it to end the strike? look, thanks again for having me. any conversations are good because they have not been talking, but the reality is they're still very far apart. and labor day is almost upon us. that's typically the kickoff of the fall broadcast season. so if this continues past september and really starts to get into the october time frame, it's really going to impact production. it's going to impact all the new series. you know, certainly sports, you know, kind of animation, you know, scripted. all these things are going to be up in the air, obviously unscripted as well as late night. but the truth of the matter is, you're talking about the elephant in the room, which is i and, you know, this whole conversation has really been around three c's. it's been around consent. it'

and as i said to us presidents, from filmmakers as steven spielberg and ken jurists, such as sandra day o'connor, alan dershowitz and judith sheindlin, otherwise known as judge judy from corporate leaders, such as google's eric schmidt and caterpillar's doug over hillman, poets such as collins and kevin stein. sailors from the uss abraham lincoln. and musical and visual artists such as pete seeger. and annie. pete seeger sent us the gettysburg address, written out in his own hands. in a different format. and he said, you know, i'm 94, so i'm not going to be composing anything right now. but i'm going to write it out for you. the gettysburg out for you. the way i've helped people over the years learn to recite it. and so that's what he sent us. and annie leibowitz. sent us. she said, well, you know, i'm not a writer. i do photograph. so she sent us some photo essays that we included in the book particularly the one of daniel chester french, who was the sculptor for the lincoln memorial. and she was at his studio. and so she a picture of of the model and that's what we have the book but m

and good evening. i'm steven romo. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera in alaska four navships were respondeto a dozen chinese and russian military vessels this is the latest close call between the u.s., chinese and russian mill tears abc's aaron gilchrest starts us off. >> reporter: it is called an incursion and happened here near the aleutian islands of alaska 11 military ships from russia and china patrolling the waters according to a statement from both alaska senators adding four american navy destroyers were sent t to shadow thehem until ty left the area. what is the u.s. signaling to russia and china by putting destroyers in the water near their exercises >> well, i think it was, again, an attempt to countersignal that we are aware of their presence and have military power in the region >> reporter: the patrol never entered u.s. waters according to u.s. northern command, confirming to nbc news that air and sea assets conducted operations to ensure the defense of the united states and canada. it is the latest aggressive maneuver by the chinese military after this close call between chinese

and wind. so why is the us state of texas increasingly opposed to renewable energy projects? hello and welcome to our show. i'm steven beardsley in berlin right here. the world's largest producer of semi conductors has agreed to the terms of a new fabrication plan in the german city of tristan, the time when he's from t us m. c, announcing it will invest 3800000000 euros. the facility with german companies, bosh, and infinity, and, and dutch firm and x p, each holding another 10 percent. that joint venture of the german government will guarantee the project with up to 5000000000 euros in line with new e u roles that loosen sate subsidies for chip projects. a t s m c. so as the new facility would create around 2000 jobs, construction will begin in the 2nd half of 2024, with production slated to begin in 2027. right, bill erickson is a senior fellow at the center for european policy analysis. he joins us from finland, they'll walk into the show, help us put the steel into perspective, how important is such a foundry for germany or so i think it is very important and their big questions around the giving of so much subs

and everybody in the community. steven potter, thank you so much for speaking with us. and we want to say if you would like any information on how you can help those impacted by the hawaii wildfire, please go to cnn.com/impact, or you can text hawaii to 707070 to donate. >>> lawyers for donald trump are set to make their first appearance before the u.s. district judge tanya chutkan today. she has scheduled a hearing on the handling of the evidence in the case for trump plotting to overturn the 2020 election. the counsel is asking for evidence in the trial with the trial set to begin january 2nd next year. trump's attorneys are expected to push back with all the other entanglements including fraud, hush money cases in new york plus charges that trump mishandled classified documents after he left the white house. judge chutkan could have something to say about recent attacks on special counsel jack smith. the former president has repeatedly called him deranged. on thursday he lashed out at the january trial date posting on social media, quote, only an out-of-touch lunatic

a closer look at this and dive in with steven hall, a lecturer in russian and post soviet politics at the university of bath. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. um, if for goshen and wagner, co founder demetrius can were in fact in russia, do you have an idea of what they were doing there as well? the certainly lots of room is, i mean by your accounts it seems that they were having rusher and they seem to be on the plane that crashed. we, you know, there may be a helps of life. we should be, don't know. but what we were doing, as i said, there's lots of room is there is the idea that they were there trying to make sure that the vault and the grief was not going to be subsumed or destroyed. and there was talk of the russian military intelligence, one seems to get to them only auction in africa and strengthen the vault. this could have been way to get prevention out of africa, answered russia. we know that his views is quite short. as you guys are, can be very quickly and it could be a way to make sure that they can get you into the washer and then deal with the situation that and will, has apparent death and the death of the co founder then h

are washed up now. [ laughter ] and there was one in particular that i -- that i like to use, and that's stevenht laughter ] >> yeah. so, that's who i based it on >> seth: that's great. i kind of want to watch it a second time now. >> you see that, yeah. the hair, i did the hair like him, painted scalp and stuff like that. >> seth: did you actually -- did you work with him on a movie >> yes, i did. "executive decision. >> seth: okay. >> and i was playing his right-hand man, and he knocked me out in rehearsals >> seth: oh, wow by accident? >> oh no, no, on purpose >> seth: wow >> because i was laughing at him, 'cause -- as i tend to do [ laughter ] i do laugh at people i don't take anybody seriously, not myself but i was laughing at him, and he elbowed me so hard in the solar plexus knocked me against the wall. i hit the wall and i slid down and -- >> seth: wow >> yeah. but he dies in the movie so, i was there the first -- i was the first one there to see him die. even though it was fake. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's very nice for you to come and watch while other actors work, yeah. [ light laught

so both candidates, trump and joe biden, must win this election to stay out of prison. steven miller is the founder of america first and he joins usreact to this, do you think the judge is going to sign off on a january 2 trial date? >> we know that the judge in washington dc is an extreme leftist and they have been pushing cases with this judge knowing that they are going to give the government whatever they want, but let's just take a step back, there is no authoritarian country in the world that would put the opponent on trial during the actual trial itself, they would possibly try to put it somewhere they would like, unrelated event. they are set during the iowa caucus, new hampshire primary, we are going to bench the person that is 40 points ahead at this point in 2012 and mitt romney was five points ahead within the margin of error and there's never been anything like this in a republican primary and they are saying that that candidate cannot be on the ground, that anyone on the ground that knows anything about the iowa caucus knows that iowa voters expected to be there on the ground shaking hands, standing with them, going

aspired highere had great ambitions and a couple times he ran for the us senate most famously in 1858 and we know that because of course the great debates for steven douglas his great political rival. there was seven debates held around, illinois that really encapsulated the political ideas and debates of the time like nothing else steven douglas was a great illinois politician known as the little giant he was an even bigger name the neighborhood lincoln, but he was a democrat and he stood four slavery. he was trying desperately to get the democratic presidential nomination. he already has had his eyes on that. he knew the senate was an important stepping stone to that democratic nomination, of course two years later in 1860, these two men who were rivals for the senate seat that douglas won were again rivals for the presidency this time abraham coming out on top because of the split of the doctic party. there wereeven debates between lincoln and douglas in the858 senate race it raised lincoln's name up around the country. he was already very involved or gettingery involved in the new publican party. so he's going out to joining states sometimes f

aspired higher he had great ambitions and a couple times he ran for the us senate most famously in 1858 and we know that because of course the great debates for steven douglas his great political rival. there was seven debates held around, illinois that really encapsulated the political ideas and debates of the time like nothing else steven douglas was a great illinois politician known as the little giant he was an even bigger name the neighborhood lincoln, but he was a democrat and he stood four slavery. he was trying desperately to get the democratic presidential nomination. he already has had his eyes on that. he knew the senate was an important stepping stone to that democratic nomination, of course two years later in 1860, these two men who were rivals for the senate seat that douglas won were again rivals for the presidency this time abraham coming out on top because of the split of the democratic party. there were seven debates beten lincoln and douglas in the 1858 senate race it raised lincoln's name up aroundhe country. he was aeady very involved or getting very involved in the new republican party. so he's going out to joining states somet

and voting machine there is. the indictment alleges that harrison floyd, the leader of black voices for donald trump, a publyist used to work for kanye west, and a pastor named steveneorgia election workers, who were wrongly accused of tampering with ballots and said it ruined their life. >> joining us now is legal analyst joey jackson, and former prosecutor shan wu. sara laid out the co-defendants, if you will. now we know who they are. what do you think of the fact that the da says that she intends to try all of these defendants together rather than separately? >> so prosecutors like to do that for a number of reasons. number one, you get all of the information out. that's compelling to everyone. number two, that means you dirty everyone up. there maybe facts unrelated to another person, but guilt by association. so it makes it more compelling. there's judicial efficiency, why are we trying a case five different times when you can try it once. but it's important to mention that there's a number of considerations. the first consideration is that defense attorneys are going to make motions to sever. what that means is that, hey, i don't want my client muddled in wi

and one of america's most liberal states. here with the reaction, former senior action, to president trump,h u. steven miller is with us. n, let me read you thishent from the u.s. customs and border protection data. the number of illegall im immigrants with suspected terror tiemis and encountered at the u.s. land border ports of entry is up 15% in a month. got- does not include the got away. so that does not include all the people that are comingad . this country aided and abetted by joe biden who is cutting an j trump's fencer wall that he built a wall that he built. it's an unmitigated catastrophe and it's all planned, premeditated and executed by joe biden. he is the head of this is the with cartels to eliminatcoe all immigration control and allow unlimited amounts of illegal immigration, drugs, contraband and even suspected terrorists to cross into our border and to thens and be resettled in cities and towns across america. this includetos ames gang membes and public safety threats who are abusing and killing steve young, women and children. >> why do you clai anm. preme it was planned and premeditated. obviously, yo

. >> and steven jiang is joining us from beijing.here seems to be some progress here. >> reporter: yeah, what they agreed on is actually a new mechanism, a new platform that would allow u.s. officials to explain their about portexport control decisions to chinese counterparts about and that is pointing to the controversy nature of the raimondo visit. on the one hand she is trying to promote u.s. business interests, but on the other hand, her own agency the commerce department has been issuing a glowing number of export controls targeting china especially in terms of semiconductors and advanced computing. that of course has greatly angered the beijing leadership including xi jinping himself. so what raimondo has been trying to tell chinese officials, these export controls out of national security considerations account for only 1% of america's exports to china so still a lot of room for k507cooperation for growth. but that argument may not convince chinese officials who simply don't see much difference between derisking and sdec decou

and that's the angle. ♪ joining us now, delighted he is with us, steven miller, former adviser to president trump foundererica first legal editor and chief at "the federalist" and fox news contributor. mollie, the only thing that the biden protectorate can now say about this is essentially that the wire transfers didn't go directly into the personal checking account of joe biden. that's how bad it is. >> what's fast sunating to see corporate media act like that's not exonerated like they will haven't seen a single movie about gangsters and how they conduct businesses. what we learned in recent testimony matches from what we learned from previous statements on the record from business partners of hunter biden about how the biden family business operated that it was about access to joe biden. that people were willing to pay a lot of money in exchange for that access to the biden family and for things they could achieve from it. this is a very significant issue nothing but evidence. we have bank records. we have receipts. we have testimony. unlike the russian collusion hoax in which our corporate media and

that's going to do it for us this morning thanks for watching "early today. i'm steven romo. go out there andusly sunny shores of southern california lashed by tropical storm hillary millions of americans brace for an onslaught of rain we are tracking where the dangerous storm is moving next. >>> president biden heads to hawaii this mornin

and voting machines. the indictment alleges that the leader of black voices for trump, who used to work for kanye west and steventimidate two georgia election wor workers, who were wrongly awe accused of tampering with ballots. >> the defendants in the case have to turn themselves in by august 25th. fani willis wants to try all the defendants together and while it will be up to the judge to set a date for the case, she's proposing a trial date within the next six months. here with me is legal analyst and former prosecutor jennifer rogers. thank you for being here. we want to look at the details, but from your perspective as a former federal prosecutor, when you saw this indictment, what was your initial reaction to it? >> it was wow. what detail, the number of defendants, the number of lawyers, it's really a blockbuster indictment. it's really zeroing in on one state. we know these election interference actions were take nbc a bunch of states, but when you drill down on what happened in georgia, all the different strands of that conspiracy come out in this indictment. it's pretty overwhelming. >> we heard from f

and white house senior advisor steven miller. steven let me kick things off with you. assess the state of affairs for usra in american history in which the prosecutor's office was been weaponized and been transformed into an instrument of political oppression and anybody thinking this stops here , anybody thinking that well this will be it and then the democrats will move on, the radical left will move on is living in a dilution. they are living in an absolute fantasy. if you can get away with having a local prosecutor or main justice take over a presidential election, throw innocent people in jail for decades potentially. you can prosecute and incarcerate republican attorneys for the crime, the thought crime , of providing legal counsel with which the prosecutor disagrees there's no limiting principle here. it will be open legal season on republicans and the only way this ends and i hate to say it but it's true is if republicans return law in kind. that is the only way you could ever create the political conditions for a cease-fire. otherwise one size keeps getting pulverized. maria: you think house re

. >> and i'm steven romo thanks so much for joining us. we begin with breaking news. seven people sent to a hospital in south texas after a shooting outside of a nightclub the hidalgo county sheriff's office says no one was killed, but two victims are in critical condition. an investigation is still ongoing there. >>> meanwhile, three people were shot and killed in southeast d.c. this weekend, two others were injured in the saturday night shooting the cause of that is under investigation. and anyone with information is asked to come forward. >>> lastly to orlando, where police say the suspect believed to be involved in a friday night shooting that critically injured two officers has now died. the shooting sparked an hours' long manhunt that suspect was killed saturday after exchanging gunfire with police the officers, by the way, are expected to make a full recovery >>> another major deadline looming this morning for former president trump's legal team his lawyers have until 5:00 p.m. to respond from a request from the justice department special counsel that could for

and the best of us. we will speak with former capitol police chief steven sund about trump's latest indictment and what that says about january six. later, with the new charges with trump matter for republican voters, the 11th hour just getting underway on an important wednesday night. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some

they have access to body camera video for anyone else sweeping the house and using a canine to sweep the house. legal analyst steven clark says former speaker pelosi has a legitimate concerns about photos taken. >> if those pictures or videos are disseminated in had some way, i think that not only violates privacy interests but could cause security issues for the former speaker and her husband. >> reporter: paul pelosi is expected to testify in the former trial. nancy was asked how he's doing. >> he's coming along. it will take him a few more months. thank you for asking. >> reporter: the judge said she was going to take some time on the motion but they did make decisions on when this trial will begin. jury selection november 6th. first day of trial is slated for november 9th. at san francisco federal court, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sergio. we'll continue to follow this case until there's a conclusion. you can see previous stories we've done as well as get any new information on our home page, nbcbayarea.com. >>> the man accused of kidnapping a woman and holding her in a cinder block home may have victims a

and off we go. steven blitz, chief us economist, globaldata.where the latest figures from the retailer target suggest it's the latest victim of the so—called culture wars. the chain, which sells everything from home wares, to toys and and clothes, saw sales fall in—store and online for the first time in years. it follows a backlash over products sold under the banner of pride. there was such a backlash from conservatives that some items were removed from sale because of concerns about staff safety. our north america business correspondent — michelle fleury has more from new york. between april and june, sales at target fell 5% compared to year ago. e—commerce sales fell io.5%. the boss of the so—called big box retailer said it was hard to tell how much it was because customers were feeling pressure from higher prices and how much had to do with the boycott and backlash it faced over its pride month offerings that led to items being pulled from the shop floor to protect the safety of its staff. despite the sales decline, the retailer reported hi

pippa stevens joins us with more of the headwinds and i mean it is surprising, like tell us what's going on here? >> yeah. i see what you did there. the offshore wind industry is at a turning point because after years of falling costs, which made it competitive with other forms of energy, prices are now on the rise so much so that some projects are no longer economically viable. the problem is that increased costs along the supply chain that includes everything from raw materials for turbines to specialized installation, is bumping up against the rising cost of capital as aaron bar told me, it makes projects uncompetitive. developers are trying to renegotiate contracts with some walking away entirely. this creates a big issue over the long term because pinched profits means companies don't necessarily have excess capital to reinvest in supply chains and even if they do, they might not want to jump in, given an uncertain market and delayed timelines. we have these goals for offshore winds but nobody is reinvesting to build the supply chain. >> shares of hawaiian electric, what's going on?

doing their job, and i think the next few days of our investigation will tell us if there was more to it than what we just saw in the video. >> all right, montgomery, alabama, mayor, steven reed. we're going to stay on this story, and we'll be in touch. thank you very much for spending some time with us today. >> thank you. >>> up next here on ana cabrera reports the most serious shark attack in new york city since the 1950s. >>> and later who runs the world, i think beyonce said it best, girls, the big economic boost from some power house women this summer. ome por wehou women this summer. nt of gain flings made it smell like dave was in his happy place... ...the massage chair at the mall. but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. we always had questions. who do we belong to? who are our ancestors? i know we have them. oh my god, here it is. when i found that immigration record on ancestry®, it was amazing. everything was there. the u.s. was in dire need of nurses during world war ii. tía amalia as a nurse in el salvador decided to answer that call. it's a lot of excitement finding something new. i feel like a time traveler. claudia starts calling me. it'

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