and gentlemen, john stewart of john stewart company. [applause] >> the mayor has been drinking early. we'll talk later. thank you so much. ed lee was once to say, i'll keep it short because i am short. that was his big one-liner. a few comments that i really wanted to speak about, i think two or three things. first, i get a lot of questions on the piles that we're sinking into the ground at 90 feet and 60 feet. they're not impact piles as the way that have occurred at many sites. these are augering, they're very sensitive to the neighbors because they're not impact piles. there's going to be 170 of them, and they're very sensitive to the neighbors. and also, we don't want to repeat -- we got the memo on the millennium towers, and we're going to bedrock. it seemed like a good idea. also, people asked me about those cobblestones. when we dug down 8 feet, we found shoes, elixir bottles, and we also found a whole series of red caps which said make america great again, and we're going to be selling them later to enhance our financial balance

you son of a pitch, stewart snapped. your treatment is that of midnight thieves and murderers, not of men taken in honorable warfare. other southerners followed stuart's example of belittling the raiders attention, while gathering battle trophies from them nonetheless. the baltimore braves investigated a rumor that arms were hidden in the surrounding mountains. six hours later, the militia returned to town with two wagons filled with hundreds of revolvers, rifles, torches, percussion caps, john gun powder kegs and cartridges. why does this matter? no midnight thieves stock piled weapons like this. the raiders possession substantiated their plans in ways that the statements could not. stewart took a squad of marines to brown's headquarters at the kennedy farm. by the time they arrived, neighbors had already ransacked the place for souvenirs. military maps and drilling manuals littered the farmhouse floor. when stewart checked in outlying cabin, on the first floor, he found crates filled with tent canvases, axes, hominy mi

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome colonel wainscott and colonel harry stewart.] >> now that was appropriate. during my 29 years in the air force i was routinely taught that we stand on the shoulders of giants. it's a phrase that, in today's air force, means we are the greatest air force in the world because of those who went before us and the standards they set and the courage they displayed. i am honored to sit here tonight with one of those giants. [applause] i've had the opportunity to read this book cover to cover and it is absolutely fascinating. i was putting together the questions to discuss with colonel stewart and we could talk for two hours with the stuff in this book. i promise you we will not do that but i wanted to pick out just a couple of incidences in the book that i would like you to share with our audience. you see the photos going by on the screen and these are all about incidences covered in the book and the photos are in the book and we will just give you a taste of some of that here this evening. while the book is subtitled tuskegee airmen'

>> well, look, i think -- >> stewart, stewart -- >> this is still going on. >> so sorry -- >> go ahead>> i want to hear your thoughts but that was to stewart. >> look, the economy is slowing. i don't really see any reason to believe the tariffs all of a sudden are going to start working this year and next year when they really haven't worked for the last century or so. i mean, the problem with donald trump if you're a conservative is he takes these ideas like standing up to china and he invalidates them by going about it the wrong way and making it a mess up. it looks like the idea itself is a bad idea, which it isn't. we should stand up to china. it's a blind cyclops wondering about and making threats and not building alliances like scott says and that ends up making the wrong people look right. >> scott, another issue certain to come of the g 7 is north korea and in the last hour they launched another missile. it's the ninth missile launch since may as you know the president has given north korea a pass because as they launch in south korea and japan have expressed alarm, the preside

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dragoons led by sumner and stewart, yes, that jeb stewart, arrived three days later, brown produced this signed agreement and insisted that pate and brockette were his prisoners until pro-slavery forces released his sons, according to the document. sumner told brown he would not parlay with, quote, lawless and armed men and he demanded that brown release his prisoner and return their things. brun wasn't happy about this. pate wasn't holding up his end of the deal. their agreement was being disrupted and while brown was forced to free pate and his men while faced with armed u.s. soldiers, he did something. he kept the side arm. he kept henry clay pate's buoy knife. when pate carried his knife to kansas it threatened a border war. buoy knives meant aggression in private life and public politics. they defied social norms. they crossed lines. they broke laws. they assert supremacy at knifepoint. after swords wept ont out of fan and they went out of fashion at the start of the century, buoy knives solved a problem of self-defense. gentlemen tried concealed weapons like pocket pistols or sword

and he's going to give donald trump a real fight in new hampshire. >> and stewart, if there are moreidates getting in there, challenging donald trump, what does that do to the dynamics of the republican primary? >> well, you know, i think everybody ought to be against donald trump, so i can't really be against that. i think -- my instinct is that a robust primary is good for the party. i think it's actually good for governor weld because i think he will deal with that and show that he's the best candidate. i think that the idea that republicans will have nominated someone like donald trump and not challenge him is just unthinkable to me. >> stewart stevens, thank you very much for joining us tonight, really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and before we go tonight, i want to go back to where we began at this hour when we added some elements to the reporting about deutsche bank's filing in court today about the possibility of deutsche bank having copies of donald trump's tax returns. as i said at the beginning of this hour, and i want to say this carefully, a source close to deutsche b

of bridge housing, and i am the cohost today with our partner, john stewart, but what i want to do isll of the people here in the audience who have helped us get here today. so with us, we have mayor london breed, our honorable and esteemed mayor, welcome. [applause] >> we have supervisor aaron peskin, who's been a big supporter, and thank you, supervisor peskin. we have elaine forbes who's executive director of the port of san francisco. thank you for coming and your help. [applause] >> we have many reps from bank of america. liz, thanks for coming. [applause] >> we have bruce cantor who's a member of the northeast waterfront advisory group. [applause] >> and we have bob carrier who's a member of the barbary coast neighborhood association. so thank you for coming. [applause] >> this group that's sitting here today sort of does represent a neighborhood inside of a village, the village of san francisco. and two neighborhood associations, a waterfront advisory group, and partners with the city, with the mayor's office of housing and jayesco have really made this happen during the develo

colonel stewart amassing an outstanding record which included one of only two tuskegee airmen with fours in one day three german aircraft was taken down april 1st, 1945 moderatingir the discussion is retired air force colonel scott serving for nearly three decades in the united states air force. isis career took him to 19 different assignments around the world that included those responsible for the morale and discipline of 500 personnel he retired from the air force in 2005 to join raytheon as a project manager senior program manager of business development manager one of the notable projects was used aboard the aircraft carriers that we still use from this day just this past march after spending 13 years with the company he retired this past month that remains incredibly busy with his initiative across the southern california area please welcome colonel stewart and colonel scott. [applause] and now that was appropriate. [laughter] with my 29 years in the air force i was routinely told and taught we stand on the shoulders of giants rephrase that we are the greatest air force in the wor

here's stewart's conversation with cnn's polo sandoval. >> how did this start?ragedy, of inspiration? just bring us up to speed on that. >> well, i ended up in this very spot because of dave chappelle, who's just a good, good man. he saw, you know -- he's from this area. he's from this community. you know, he was hurting. he was beside himself and had this idea to reclaim the oregon district for the people who live here and to take that terrible memory and re-create a new one. that's what's been occurring out there. you watch the process, the city kind of exhale and set their resilience. so it's been incredible. >> i asked dave a while ago to sort of help us look forward. after this is all said and done, what do we hope that really sort of remains, the message that remains when everything is said and done today, whether it be socially or politically. >> i imagine for these individuals, it's really about this community. it's about them reclaiming and telling their own history and reclaiming their resilience and coming out here in a different spirit and renewing t

and stewart does his best. he has formed my life on the planes. he has never handled these large bodies. he does his best and ultimately it's enough because the confederates when for a variety of reasons. but it's a bloodied mess. thousands of confederates our wounded in confront all attacks. >> are there any others. thank you all so very much for coming today. [applause]. today at 5:55 p.m. eastern warren farrell discusses his book the boy crisis. why our boys are struggling and what we can do about it. >> success makes people feel like they are like and have friends. when boys don't have that success they tend to go down a slippery slope that can in the worst-case scenario move to depression, anger withdrawal in the mass shootings. >> the dena laspina who contracted polio as a baby talks about growing up with the best -- disability. >> i was never sick never a fever until that fateful night polio mellitus. it invaded our happy home and stole me from my family. at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards. they talk about their book beyond charlottesville.

stewart. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, dean. thank you for coming. welcome to the federalist society's panel discussion titled citizenship with the road ahead. it was initially titled citizenship. i said, yeah, what else? anyhow, it's now citizenship, the road ahead on issues surrounding the trump administration's ongoing effort to direct and make publicly available more information the numbers of citizens, non-citizens and illegal immigrants in the country. this effort includes the administration's plan to include a question about citizenship and the census. now, starting in the year 2030, that is because the supreme court's june 27 decision and the department of commerce versus new york made it logistically impossible, in the attorney general's words to include the question in the 2020 census. we have three expert panelists to my left. john s. baker, professor emeritus at the university of state he better law center and chairman of our citizenship counts, a group of scholars and other interested people. he has taught and lectured at other universit

when stewart ordered someone to clean brown's wounds another wounded raider lie tlg, aaron steph. s his name, remarked if there is any manhood in you and you are not a set of old women, you should immediately have him cared for. the raider was challenging the masculinity of the south and jeb stuart knew it. you son of a pitch stuart snapped, your treatment is that of midnight thieves and murder, not of men taken in honorable warfare. other southerners followed stuart's example of belittling the raider's intentions while gathering battle trophies from them nonetheless. the baltimore grays investigated a rumors that arms were hidden in the surrounding mountains. six hours lart the militia returned to town with two wagons filled with hundreds of revolvers. the torch was gun powder kegs and cartridges. why does this matter? no midnight thieves stockpiled weapons like this. the raiders possessions substantiated their plans in ways that their statements could not. stuart took a squad of marines to brown's headquarters at the kennedy farm. by the time they arrived neighbors already had r

the oakland native david stewart tossing out the first pitch. locks like he can still play, folks.ied at 2. ground ball up the middle. past the diving shortstop. as 3-2 leaders. top three. longoria digs one off. his 17th homer of the year. back and forth we go. mark cana. he's red hot. as up 4-3. bases loaded for longoria. the giants win, 5-4. >> another good comeback. and just well played game. we got the hits when we needed them and these two games could have gone either way and they fought hard. great baseball and exciting series. >> huge. you know? obviously we had a great series in arizona and then had a tough series at wrigley and came here and did what we needed to do. now we go back home and hopefully pick up where we left off today. >>> saw it here on abc 7. louisiana with cure sal. most hits. h continues to add to today. 3-0 after that knock rbi double bottom. martha, will lean out to short. and louisiana wins it, 8-0. the little league world series champs. >>> niners and raiders, still waiting for antonio brown to suit up. according to espn reports, brown lost the second

acting on a tip, a rookie fbi agent tracked down the kidnapper and found baby stewart who was abandoned behind this dumpster, the agent returning him to his parents. >> he won't be out of my sight more than two minutes. make that two seconds. >> today that baby is a corporal in the marine corps, and his hero, special agent in charge troy sowers, retired from the fbi today. >> are you excited >> i'm so excited. my heart is racing right now >> his colleagues sending him off with an incredible surprise. >> my parents wanted me to give you a hug. >> reporter: agent sowers in shock. >> it was probably one of the best surprises i've ever had >> i got so excited just to shake this man's hand. >> i always remembered that night. when i picked him up, he was not crying but he nuzzled into my neck and i knew he was fine. >> reporter: an unforgettable moment 22 years in the making. nbc news, knoxville, tennessee >> so great to see we're back in a moment with some thoughts on a tough week in america. >>> finally tonight we're all still bewildered and saddened from last weekend's mass shootings in el

anna stewart, thank you so much for that. >>> new arrests on both coasts. suspects accused of plotting mass shootings in the wake of el paso and dayton. in long beach, california, police say 37-year-old rudolpho montoya was planning to shoot employees and guests at the marriott hotel where he was a cook. officers seized multiple high power weapons, tactical gear and high capacity magazines from montoya's home. >> suspect montoya had clear plans, intent and the means to carry out an act of violence that may have resulted in a mass casualty incident. >> police say montoya does not appear to have a criminal history that would have barred him from owning the weapons. he will appear in court as early as today. >>> in central florida, police arrested a 16-year-old female high school students over threats they say she texted to students at a nearby catholic school. she used the phone belonging to her sister who goes to the school to threaten a school shooting. >> the reason why they do this, we don't know, but there is no tolerance for threats like these. we want

, let me just interrupt you, stewart. just to bring viewers up to date. we're seeing the aftermath, really, where stewart is right now of a very nasty situation where what the protesters say was an undercover police officer was discovered among the protesters. they tied him up, they started to beat him. they start to stamp on him. it was only after some considerable time that paramedics were able to get to him and the protesters -- some of the protesters still trying to beat him. others trying to protect him. those paramedics were able to offer some help. >> as we saw the paramedics did get that suspected under cover operative, police officer out of there after he had been trampled by some of the protesters and protected by others of the protesters. and standing by on the phone is peter baker, white house correspondent of the "new york times." sorry in the "new york times" newsroom now, white house correspondent peter baker. you and i have covered foreign policy and the president's relationship with china. the tariffs. th

and me and my friend jimmy stewart want to get high, man. we want to go see a lakers game, man.ewart, and i have a stutter, that gets more, more, more, more pronounced when we get high. i can't do impressions, folks. i'm not good. it's hard, i'm not very good. not my forte. i'm no rich little. thanks, folks. next week, you can catch me at the san antonio pizza hut. not sure they do standup comedy there, but i'm going to give did a try. you've been a great audience, thank you so much. >> jimmy: ron burgundy, everyone, ron, ron, come on, ron. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, that was, what a great show. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: i want to thank you. i mean, on behalf of everyone. for choosing us to make your standup comedy debut. >> i must have done pretty well because you brought me over. >> jimmy: what's gone on with your journalism career? are you putting that on the side while you do their? oh, that's real. >> yeah, that's real stuff. >> jimmy: feel like my mom's putting me to sleep. >> it's the first time i've done standup, i steal some of the jokes. but you can cherry pick. >>

when you have jon stewart on one side and fox news on the other site, you are going to win. it passed unanimously. not impossible. i had to bring it back up five years later, because the money wasn't permanent, and just two weeks ago we made it permanent, and just made it permanent forever, not impossible. so now, the number one question is, can you beat trump? the number two question is, can you beat trump? number three, can you beat trump? the answer is yes. it is not impossible. i will tell you how, because i have always represented everyone. it doesn't matter who you are, where you live or who you love. i have your back. i will represent your family as if you were my own. it is who i am. it is what i have done. my three races in new york, i have the highest vote percentage in the history of the state, higher than obama, higher than hillary, higher than trump. i just won back a bunch of counties where trump won in the last election. so i winning red places, i winning blue places, i bring people together and they get things done. president trump does not know he signed my

and flip your world upside down. >> reporter: and for the stewarts, there is hope. recently placed with a baby and are in the final stretches of finalizing their adoption. >> he is the best thing that's ever happened to us. he's a little miracle baby. we're very lucky. a lot of people's story doesn't end like this. >> so this has impacted a number of families, many of them left grieving. for that family, the stewarts, they say as soon as parker took his first breath, they were healed and it was all worth it. >> that silver lining there, it ends on some good news. but for so many families, it is not good news. and the difficulty of being able to adopt is increasingly getting harder for so many families, for same-sex families, for heterosexual, for all families just trying to have a complete family and loving family and bring a child in. >> imagining the emotional toll that something like this takes on them. ike this takes on them. did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? using multiple cleaners on grease can be expensive

a year ago today the pri5on5 minister, rory stewart, told this programme he would resign if he didn'te post, but we'll be looking at what's happened since we spoke to him. first, a summary of this morning's main news. detectives investigating the killing of a police officer in berkshire have sealed off a nearby caravan site. pc andrew harper, who only got married four weeks ago, died after he was dragged along by a vehicle as he was attending reports of a burglary. earlier, we spoke to matthew barber, deputy police and crime commissioner for thames valley, who paid tribute to the officer. talking to people who knew him well in the force, he was a very popular officer. i've had comments from members of the public who andy had helped in his time as a police constable. one woman in particular i spoke to who sticks in my mind said that he was the one who gave her the courage to come forward and press charges in a case of domestic abuse. he's clearly a man who, in a short period of time, has touched many lives and has been an exemplary police officer and i think it's a fitting memory for h

jon stewart and stevie wonder were part of that event.housands of people turned out. >>> now to international news at n france today. iran's foreign minister made a surprise visit to the talks. that foreign minister is personally under u.s. sanctions. hallie jackson has more on the drama. >> reporter: a stunning summit twist tonight with the iranian foreign minister landing last-minute for talks nearby with the french, but not the u.s. >> no comment. >> reporter: it's a risky move by the french president, hoping to show progress on his efforts to ratchet down tensions in the middle east. some administration officials were furious at the french decision to invite the iranians without more notice, according to multiple sources. the foreign minister was personally sanctioned by the u.s. recently, tweeting today the road ahead is difficult but worth trying a year after the president pulled out of that nuclear deal. does the president welcome minister zarif to be here? >> the president has said before to the extent iran wants to sit down and n

opposition by undertaking a maneuver such as that i like to think the owner of ball is such as mr stewart the s. and a i think. excellence on this show has jeremy colbert who's been absolutely clear about that and joe swinson who seems to be waking up after a long period of negligence are concerned about that kind of issue but if things stay virtuous i mean this thing pass straight us. maneuver a bit of a cunning trick doesn't mean he mustn't i really we mustn't think how clever they are we mustn't go into that song. because we can only guess at those we could look at the actual consta. decency and of the honor of the way people are behaving well as let's take it this way when we had the opposition last week facing a very difficult to even the who might be. prime minister for a for a period of time and space are the same or not that were not that one this week we saw the opposition to despoil opposite and coming together in the shop shows them in the one thing that got them absolutely united is the threat of of parliament being suspended or what would be the government's interest in actua

it was done by james stewart. it was down a year and a half ago when epstein was alive on background, which means at the time stewart couldn't name epstein. since epstein died, stewart felt he could publish the results of it. it obtained this graph which is horrifying. epstein said criminalizing sex with teenage girls was a cultur cultural aberration. he pointed out that oklaho homosexuality was considered a crime, and witnessed prominent tech figures taking drugs and arranging for sex. the first part, talking about decriminalizing sex with teenagers. that does give you a sense of jeffrey epstein's mental state years after he was convicted for crimes. >> that article gives you a look into the grotesque twisted mind of a serial predator. the article is a great example of what goes on in the minds of child predators. they view their victims as not human, just as objects to serve them, and i've seen it before in this type of person. and in fact, as you see in the article, ultimately epstein almost comes to view himse

cnn's anna stewart is live in copenhagen with the latest reaction there. anna, what are people making of it? a number of danes i've spoken to, pretty bewildered by the situation. how are things now? >> reporter: well, i think yesterday there was a lot of shock and a fair feeling of insult, not just to deal with the whole issue of greenland, the fact that it's not for sale but the president canceling a visit. now tweeting about the nato contributions denmark made not being enough focusing on the percentage points as per usual. it will raise a lot of eyebrows. denmark does contribute a lot in terms of the military. they are one of the staunchest allies. they have fought side by side in iraq, afghanistan, in the war against isis. it has cost denmark very, very dearly. they have a small military. they are a minnow in comparison to the united states. the afghan war, for example, was the deadliest in denmark's modern history. it will be raising eyebrows today. overnight there was lots of diplomatic activity. secretary of state mike pompeo had a phone call who ha

the martha stewart case is a joke. i don't know martha stewart particularly. she's attacked presumptuous. i said at the time, this is a publicity stunt by him. >> laura: popover. >> yeah, that's what he did. >> laura: whose conduct was more egregious and damaging to the integrity under the rule of law, equal justice under the rule of law, mike flynn and the setup and her agents or what jim comey did for the last two years. >> everything reveal in horowitz's report should be like a teaching manual for the fbi. don't ever do this again. >> laura: doesn't the lying prosecutor. >> if j. edgar hoover was up until now the worst director, this guy has gone way beyond. >> laura: he claimed -- the thing that gets me, rudy, as a first-year associate at a law firm in dc, we knew basic rules of ethics as young lawyers. you go to the department as a first-year prosecutor. you have spent the week doing ethics review. you know it. he claims it wasn't a federal record, a sensitive federal record. he claims his memo to the file wasn't a record. that doesn't pass the straight f

various celebrities including kim kardashian and rob stewart have —— rod stewart have defended him.ea from its preferred list of trading partners. this is an escalation of the better trade row between america's to key allies in asia. tokyo's so—called white list isa asia. tokyo's so—called white list is a list of country who enjoy minimum trade restrictions. let speak now to our correspondent in the south korean capital. laura, this is important and it matters but tell us why. this is a trade row thatis tell us why. this is a trade row that is affecting two of america's august allies in asia. it started and ramped up a few months and earlier when seoul seemed to overturn pa rt of earlier when seoul seemed to overturn part of a treaty between japan and south korea which seemed to... this 1965 treaty was supposed to... this 1965 treaty was supposed to ease tensions after the world war ii and after all of japan's to ease tensions after the world war ii and after all ofjapan's war atrocities. of course the supreme court here ordered that forced labour workers were supposed to get compen

not philip hammond and rory stewart. but there could be some people.es probably and so she is a billing to people like him, david gauke and rory stewart and also trying to get people in government and in cabinet who don't have a like of no deal and nikki morgan. let's go on to the observer. and there is another story they are on brexit. kind ofa another story they are on brexit. kind of a way from the politics. this is a reality. but is it? schools could close and food shortages. i live in kent and i can tell you the operation brings the whole county to a standstill. i sat on this programme not many months ago it was somebody going it is only kent, actually it is the main route for all freight coming in from dover and everything else. you cannot move, you cannot get to school, cannot get to work or hospital appointments or airports or you anything, you are stuck. what talking about is a secret department for education analysis but it is talking about the obvious, which is if you are going to manage stuff, hospitals, schools and other institutions are g

jimmy stewart said christmas movie about suicide, count me in.om that idealistic mr. smithing in "mr. smith goes to washington." into it was probably the strongest picture i've made. i never have run across such a unique story, a man who thought he was a failure being given the opportunity to come back and see the world as it would have been had he not been born. >> you've been griffin a great gift, george. a chance to see what the world would be like without. >> you that's a dark, dark place to begin a movie that's ultimately going to wind up being one of the great holiday movies and one of the most affirming movies ever made. >> merry christmas. >> it's powerful because it's been a journey from place of true despair and takes guts to tell the story with that kind of strength and commitment. >> and yeah, sweetheart. >> there's a girl wants to see you. her name's wander lay. >> customer? >> i guess so. you'll want to see her anyway. she's a knockout. >> show her in, darling. show her in. >> from the war is a style of film making that's very popul

>> jimmy stewart came back from the war as well. he flew missions.e and made light comedies. >> apparently frank capra appealed to him by saying it's a christmas movie about suicide. and jimmy stewart said christmas movie about suicide? count me in. you come back from the war with a graveyard kind of sense of humor. and george bailey is light years away from that idealistic mr. smith in "mr. smith goes to washington." >> i think it was probably the strongest picture i've made. i never have run across such a unique story, a man who thought he was a failure being given the opportunity to come back and see the world as it would have been had he not been born. >> you've been given a great gift, george. a chance to see what the world would be like without you. >> that's a dark, dark place to begin a movie that's ultimately going to wind up being one of the great holiday movies and one of the most affirming movies ever made. >> merry christmas! >> it's powerful because it's been a journey from a place of true despair, and it takes guts to tell the story wi

stewart bride dismissing them. after lunch, three down and lick leakage continued to follow one after the other. chris works with three wickets, let's do it with four, at that point australia 122 four, at that point australia 122 four, 80. wheels look like they were coming off but steve smith, former captain of the finest batsmen in the world with finest ashes and we have ever seen, it was quite an extraordinary endings, england could not get them out and eventually they did, 1114 not get them out and eventually they did, 144 and by that point australia we re did, 144 and by that point australia were 284. what look like it could be a terrible day actually turned out toa a terrible day actually turned out to a good story in b. anglin had a few difficult over us to manage before the end of the day, finish on time without loss, but a day that seaside from one way to the other, setting up a really intriguing test match. i'm lost for words at the moment. just really proud i was able to help pull the team out at some tro

ship them overseas for processing cambodia tries to put some sparkle into with the mess that jon stewart industry. this is your business i'm joined on in berlin welcome u.s. stocks fell after the white house says it's not ready to make a deal with china to leave the trade war to rest meaning companies will have to work that much harder to future proof themselves against the conflict while wafer 1000 build its own operating system and has chosen to name it harmony and then to do it through discord as it were the new software is crucial for the telecom company survival that's the trade tensions friend as access to google's android operating systems for. the white house is reportedly delaying licenses for u.s. companies to really start taxing us to walk away. we're headed next to wall street where our correspondent. is standing by. good to see you know is this move from wall way away from google's android is that going to be enough to insulate it from the effects of the trade war. it is tempting in the right direction when it comes to damage to control and look into the future but does not

slash said to be on in a dietrich favorite book in the meet the germans our intrepid reporter rachel stewart investigates the special traits of 4 bowls of this country's it have incensed today she's looking at the relationship germans have with america the culture the language and even the cakes. i am a day about john f. kennedy sometimes accused of having said in this iconic 963 feet in what was. yes in german could refer to a person from but in all this kind of jam filled don't know but many germans refer to this as a pop and in the lead it's known as a punk which translates confused me to. the american president had been more little and claim to be an american it wouldn't help too much either in germany this trigger retreat is known as an americana or american ok enough of the baked goods today we're taking meet the germans on a transatlantic trip i want to find out just how sweet our german u.s. relations. get some negative unfair and that is good men were throwing their spawn them for a muffin i know we have idea but you'll do your leadership just to stink in my most evil sort of bunch

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the team is going to retire dave stewart's number in 2020., tossing out the first pitch and it was a strike. top two, this gets through. that scores a run and the a's take the lead at 3-2. top of the third, we're even after this swing of the bat. longoria sending this to center. game tied at 3-3. in the fourth, mark qana, his second of the game. a's up 4-3. but here's longoria again. clutch base hit to left field. two runs score and the giants win 5-4 and take the bay ridge trophy. >> another good comeback. just a well-played game. we got the hits when we needed them. they fought hard. a hard-fought series. great baseball, and exciting series. >> huge. obviously we won a great series in arizona, then a tough series at wrigley and came here and did what we needed to do. now we go home and hopefully pick up where we left off today. >>> aaron judge promised a fan he would hit a homer pregame. and all rise during the game, off of clayton kershaw. that made it 2-1. kershaw gave up three home runs. swing and a drive. yankees win 5-1 and take two of

now it's time for meet the germans where my colleague rachel stewart investigates the foibles and idiosyncrasies of the inhabitants of this country because there are always clichés about every nationality and rachel is going to set us straight months in germany this week she's looking traits that might simplify your life which have been invented here some very simple and straightforward and some rob a quirky. the germans have a reputation for being sensible efficient practical so it's no surprise that they have a knack for inventing stuff in fag's germany is the european champion of inventions goonies the world cup when you've got a title like that. in this country in your reports more practice here in germany nearly 20000 a year worldwide and the us japan and china. to be said they have way people. ever heard of the m p 3 musical breakthrough came from ca hines. can speak his gift to the world that. we have invented. about making stationery fun and let's not forget minute to bend as a housewife in the start of the 20th century she'd had enough of over brood gravy coffee so she invented coffee f

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