the long awaited additional building to the tate modern in london is finally open to the public. in keeping with the design of the 1950's power station, which

it was a shocking loss for tate, but a significant one. she and her girlfriend a fellow ufc fighterer open about their relationship. aempb photographs about themselves and their careers on social media. >>> well, our meteorologist right now is rob at sap center and a lot of people there thinking about their careers. i always think about these olympians, they work so hard, they're so dedicated. hours every day and it comes down to just a few moments. >> reporter: yeah, it's inconceivable, the hours, training, and all the effort happening right now over our shoulder we'll know for team usa is. in just a matter of hours, and folks watching it in realtime out at the nbc viewing party, over here on arena green, the crowd starting to fill in as they watch. not only nbc bay area, they're see egg themselves on the big screen. they're come to see you too, peggy. it's a party atmosphere out here at the front of sap center as we continue to see beautiful weather. folks starting to file in. this is going to be an area where folks can watch it from som

to go seeif you want those paintings, you have until the end of october to catch the show at the tatern in london. who knows, that may give me enough time to get there, too. are in the u.s. today, many busy attending fireworks and throwing barbecues to celebrate the fourth of july. if you are lucky, you even got it taken a baseball game. while there are many starts today, few come close to the lynch jerry babe ruth -- the legendary babe ruth. i went to look at an exhibition in the smithsonian national portrait gallery which explores the life of this baseball icon. >> ♪ take me out to the ballgame ♪ jane: is it really possible to say anything new about babe ruth? almost 70 years after his death, he is still the world's most famous and best loved baseball player. but this tiny exhibition at the national portrait gallery offers a more intimate look at the legend. this family snap shows babe ruth with his wife and a toddler they claimed was theirs. in fact, the child was babe ruth's daughter with another woman. >> he had a private life, and what a private life he had. it was scandalous, h

the long awaited additional building to the tate modern in london is finally open to the public. in keeping with the design of the 1950's power station, which

brandon tate brown was shot and killed by philadelphia police in december of 2015. they were clear.ne other point here, iain, the protesters were at the end of the pattison and broad here which is cordoned off. but they're taunting the super delegates as they go into the convention. live at fdr park i'm jeff cole, folks, back to you, iain. >> all right, gentlemen. thank you. >>> you can get constant updates from the democratic national convention on our website just head to fox29.com. we will also stream parts of the convention live for you on our facebook page. >> let's throw things back over to dawn timmeney live at our fox 29 studios with the day's other headlines and of course that brutal weather forecast. dawn? >> lucy, police in fort myers, florida, outside a nightclub that left two people dead and 17 people hurt. they're saying it was not an act of terror. gunfire broke out outside the club as it was wrapping up a party for teenagers. authorities say a 14-year-old and 18-year-old were killed. this shooting comes of course six weeks after the terror attack at the pulse nightcl

laviacas, and sharon tate. >> all of you know how beautiful she was.few of you know -- know how good she was. >> and you had charles manson himself. the charismatic leader of a family who didn't show any remorse or any respect for the system. >> are you all happy with yourselves? >> yes. >> good. >> are you happy? >> in i happy? it's your court. i wouldn't accept it. >> the problem was he did not physically participate in the murders but only manson had a motive to commit these murders and that motive was helter skelter. >> manson envisioned white people would turn against the black man if they thought black men committed these seven murders and ultimately there would be a civil war between blacks and whites. manson foresaw the black man would win this war but he said the black man because of inexperience would not be able to handle the reins of power. so you would have to look around at those white people who had survived, who had escaped from helter skelter. in other words, turn over the reins of power to charles manson and his family. >> when the wo

and amanda nunez was absolutely spectacular in beating misha tate for the title. good combination there. >> like we talked about, what a spectacular fight that shevchenko had with nunez. >> and shevchenko is very composed. nice inside leg kick there. we can see holly holm advancing. a leg kick counter amount superman punch followed by the inside leg kick. you can see the reddening on the right thigh. that bounced off of the shoulder of shevchenko and landed. followed up. >> don't let her work. try to catch her with the left arm. >> fifth consecutive year the ufc on fox live from chicago. main event. five minutes remain. holm and shevchenko. >> shevchenko waiting to counter with the right hand. >> shevchenko's mother highly decorated tae kwon do black belt. her older sister is a great muay thai practitioner as well. >> holly keeps coming up short. a little distance with her approach. especially with the hop inside kick. extending it just beyond. >> she's doing a good job controlling. >> a brief exchange there. if she goes the distance, she's connecting in the power

we'll discuss that and a lot more with guy benson and kristen tate here next. >>> and the signs for this driver indicate a very bad day is on the way. we'll show you what happens next in this series of unfortunate events. lot more straight ahead. we'll be right back. in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. ♪ steak used to cost an arm and a leg. but now you can get new tender braised steak, and melted cheese, wrapped in a warm flatbread for just a buck forty-nine. taco bell's steak flatbread sandwich. eat it, for them. [sfx: bong!] [bassist] two late nights in blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without

still tate says things could have turned tragic., this father of five who doesn't often visit this part of town said this is where he was supposed to be to help an officer in trouble. >> i'm not a hero. i'm a person that saw another human being whether police officer or anything needing some kind of help, and that could have been very fatal. >> reporter: shortly after that scuffle, police were able to regain control. green was cuffed and carried away from madison avenue right here to popular. green facing several charges the most serious attempted second degree murder. the story will continue covering we'll bring updates as they become available. reporting at the criminals? sis tender jarita paterson fox news. >> a trip to mcdonald's goes horribly wrong for a woman and her grandson when their car was swallowed by a sink hole. here's the aftermath of the incident when the car got stuck in a hole 10 by 10-foot hole. water came rushing inside with four-year-old angel right there sitting in his car seat. quite the scare for hill and his

it was a tragic event but one that factored significantly into the history of the tate of utah, where -- the state of utah, where i come from. and some of my ancestors lived in southern utah at the time, and one of them, my great, great grandfather was involved in the incident. so it's an interesting book to read. it's a sad, tragic book, but it's very interesting. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading this summer. tweet us your answer @booktv or post it on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> it's interesting, though, that service the nazi ghetto that was the main ghetto that was on my mind growing up because, in fact, for most of history if you referred to the ghetto, you weren't referring to anything that the nazis did. you were referring to the ghetto in venice in 1516 which was the first ghetto that was created for the jews. and it was the first time that the word "ghetto" was used to refer to a copper foundry that the jews were actually placed in. it was, the copper foundry was known as the ghetto, the jews were placed there, and i rely here in talking about this upo

we'll discuss that and a lot more with guy benson and kristen tate here next. >>> and the signs for this driver indicate a very bad day is on the way. we'll show you what happens next in this series of this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. . tom: republicans today intensifying criticism of hillary clinton for lying about her private e-mail server. the rnc released a new web ad entitled the tale of two press conferences, contrasting clinton's comments with those of the fbi director. watch. >> i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. >> she also used numerous mobile devices to send and to read e-mail on that personal domain. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on

we are not conceding a single .tate to richard nixon [applause] i should like to say to my ,riend, frank king that ohio tom eagleton and i are not greater caps off. tom eagleton and i are not going to pass it by. [applause] to governor gilligan, ohio is sometimes a little slow in counting the votes but when those votes are counted next november, ohio will be in the democratic victory column. [applause] to anyone in this hall and beyond who doubts the ability of democrats to join together in common cause, i say never underestimate the power of richard nixon to bring harmony to democratic wrath. [applause] he is the unwitting unifier and the fundamental issue of this national campaign. [applause] and all of us are going to help 10 redeem a pledge he made years ago that next year you won't have richard nixon to kick around anymore. [applause] we have had our fury and prostration in these past months and that this convention. but frankly, i welcome the contrast with the smug and dole and empty event which will doubtless take place here in miami next month. [applause] we chose the struggle, w

. >> justice for brandon tate brown. killed december the 15th, 2015 by the philadelphia police. >> midday on the first day of the dnc already tensions are hot. a black lives matter protester is pelting motorcycle cops with swears and grievances over police shootings and a bystander takes exception and steps in. >> so do police to keep them apart. >> life, liberty, pursuit happiness. >> it's not the only tension. a group calling itself street preachers.com says it wants to safe souls here in the steamy park with an aggressive some would argue offensive message. >> bernie sanders supporters were in no mood to be saved. at least not by these guys. >> for people to travel across the country to just spread hate i think that's just embarrassi embarrassing. >> just yards away tents were some spent the july evening in a cooling station for a refreshing spray it's part angry protests, part fire and flintstone and part political fear. two guys from nebraska in costume one featuring the evil of money and politics. the other bernie

still tate says things could have turned tragic.father of five who doesn't often visit this part of town said this is where he was supposed to be to help an officer in trouble. >> i'm not a hero. i'm a person that saw another human being whether police officer or anything needing some kind of help, and that could have been very fatal. >> reporter: shortly after that scuffle, police were able to regain control. green was cuffed and carried away from madison avenue brought near popular. green facing several charges. the most serious, attempted second degree murder. we'll bring updates as they become available. reporting at the criminal justice center jarita paterson fox three news. >> ♪ >>> tonight officers around the nation are shell shock. >> our profession is hurting. dallas officers are hurting. >> police say this is the man who murdered five officers during a peaceful protest. >> there are no words to describe the atrocity that occurred to our city. >> what the investigation has revealed about the killer's past and his motive. ♪

entire nation said goodbye to 3,000 exchange students who had completed a year of study in the united tates>> when countries speak of sending volunteers into other land, let them be sent to the real battlefield. the battlefields of poverty and ignorance and disease and suffering. let them come bearing hope and not arms. let them cost the frontiers and the bright light of day and knock down the jungle trails in the dark of night. let them volunteer to enlarge the lives of their neighbors, not to take the lives of anyone. this is the kind of volunteer that america understands. it's the only kind that the world needs, i want. and i promise you that wherever such a volunteer may walk, he will find an american among the first to give him welcome and to take his hand and to join nymore his work for peace. >> the arrival of the prime prompted the yana president to talk about other problems it faced when it too declared its independence some years earlier. >> we devoted the first decades to mastering the frontier of our rivers and our forest, of our plains and our mountains. and then next, we tackl

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and facebook certainly has this he their sites and take down content that is add voe tating violence, supporting terrorism and so forth and in fact, earlier this year, twitter announced it had disabled or taken down over 125,000 accounts with ties to or supportive of terrorists. >> what if they miss something? could they be, could someone allege negligence? >> really, there's no legal basis for it. we've allowed social media companies to have this wide latitude so that, as not to discourage freexpression. of course, it has its downsides as we see here. but we've left it up to the social media companies themselves to police themselves and they have enacted their own policy, claim to be doing more and we'll see w shakes out. >> thank you very much. john browning. >> thank you. >> coming up, smart phone, an app and a surprise hit that could bring in a new ra for emotional mobile grahming and trigger a turn aroun. >>> the biggest sale ever in sports history. not a baseball team, an nfl franchise, but a mixed martial arts league. ufc sold for $4 billion after being purchased back in 2000 f

conservative writers in red tate -- i read a great article in "red state" and the conservative writer matt lewis who wrote about the fact that what we've seen on video with, you know -- to mayor rice in cleveland, in new york, in baltimore has been eye opening for many americans and it's something that is very thorny, that makes us uncomfortable but something that we have to deal with and come to terms with. >> and this week earlier in this week, it was announced that there would be no charges filed against secretary clinton for mishandling classified documents. and yet you heard what the fbi she was extremely careless. put national security at risk. her e-mails possibly read by foreign governments who are not our friends. how can americans trust someone who was as he said extremely careless with classified material as a leader? >> i think that first of all there's no perfect politician. hillary clinton has been in public service for many years and done amazing work. but she's also admitting when she's made mistakes and this was one of them. i think that what we hope for from our lead

honors the tates keeper of that flame, elie wiesel.[applause] > again, noble laureate, holocaust survivor and human wiesel hasivist, elie the age of 87. city'ss weekend on c-span tour along with our comcast cable partners, we'll explore of history and literary life provo, utah. n book tv, we'll visit moon's rare books, he's been collecting from all over the world. an original copy of tom payne's "common sense." wanted to have this wanted the he proceeds to buy the soldiers mittens. went through three printings, they had a and so thomas payne allowed anybody to print it. he lowered the price and said anybody can print it and that's why that book is so well known and printed. "a ay spencer, author of peculiar people," talks about anti-mormonism in america since 18 30ss ing in the through their current struggles s a religious minority and the origins of the animosity. >> the latter day saints fit awkwardly in that. only are they a religious minority, but a minority who in time have figured disproportionately visible ways in the debates ab

at the time, i would call a bookstore in new york and say you carry my brother's keeper by reshonda tate billingsey? i call back about three hours later, do you carry this book called my brother's keeper and they say no, but right before closing i call again and i'd say i'm looking for this book called my brother's keeper and they said we don't have it but we got to get it because everybody's calling about this book. and my core, i knew the book was good. i just had to build a buzz so this of course was before the digital technology. that had taken off but it was all about building that buzz and getting people talking . you have to have that good writing at the core because they're not going to talk but you have to get noticed inthe noise and that was my focus was was finding a way to get outside that box and get notice . >> kind of addendum on that question, we understand you need tricks, in any kind of silly tricks , cars, home , anything that cost a lot of money or it could be some cloak and dagger but myself, how do you use community and technology and there's two different things, c

stanton launched tate measure shot after tape measure shot, twice sending home runs 497 fe et.ith 20 derby record home runs in the final round. ironically, of the eight contests, only stanton and fraser were not selected to play in the all-star game. meanwhile, bryce harper passed on the derby this year, but he is pulling tomorrow, batting second, playing right field for all-stars. the all-star game is more than just a neck submission. the winning team -- the all-star game is more than just an exhibition. the winning team gets home-field advantage in the world series. bryce: you have to go in trying to win this game. game seven, anything in the world series, having home-field advantage come it's huge. as a team, you have to know that we need to win this game tonight because we have a possibility of being on the world series and we want to play at home. erin: i like where his head's at. tim duncan announced his retirement after 19 seasons. he is considered one of the greatest players of nba history. while he is not flashy, his numbers don't lie -- five nba titles, two league 15

johnson deck tating the point. puts -- dictating the point. isner not happy. slamming the racquet to the ground. the second went to a tiebreak. isner had three set point on johnson but couldn't cash in. now we are at 16-15 in the tie-breaker. match point for johnson and isner's forehand goes wide. johnson upsets the number one seed. 7-6, 7-6. earlier in the day, though, i caught up with tennis channel's tracy austin against tonight's huge matchup. >> the marquee matchup tonight. query coming off a wonderful run in with confidence. how do you see the match playing out? >> they are incredible shot-makers. he has missed last few months because of illness. he is an incredible talent. sam query the 28-year-old american is playing some of the best ball he played in his career. he has confidence. he beat djokovic at wimbledon and he followed that up with another win. he had the first quarterfinals of a major. that to me is the popcorn match of the day and the one to glue your eyes on. scott: remember, we are your home on sunday. for the men's final. then on newschann

still ahead, the bay area native that stunned tate out wimbledon, am coming up, why it's going to be a wet summer in two parks in the east bay. >> a bright start in most spots but we know fog is a threat when viewing the july 4th 4th fireworks. >>> djokovic is out of wimbledon. can you believe it? >> a big upset at women don, san francisco native sam query stunned the ten is world by beating number one ranked novak djokovic. queriry said he couldn't be happier to have won his match. we'll hear from him with shu in sports. >>> water features at two east bay parks are flowing again just in time for the holiday weekend. we were in danville when the water was turned on. the features that were shut down because of the drought. with the easing of water redistributions east bay mud officials said they could begin using the features again. >>> great way to spend the holiday weekend is with jazz. we were on fillmore street for the jazz festival. people of all ages are enjoying 12 blocks of music, arts and crafts and food. the -- music and fun continues tomorrow. >>> ahead, a close unkenter --

tate a look in philadelphia where you actually had these storms rumble through and it does feel a lot closer to what the thermometer reads and soupier in millville and ac and wildwood because that's where you have yet to see the worst of the dew point sort of get cooled off by that rain. and meantime we've continued to talk about excessive heat and excessive heat warning for all counties in the hot pink area and if you're not included with this you have a heat advisory. everyone is going to see some impact, advisory, warning here today. and at the shore we expect to top all the way off at 90 today with scattered light day showers and thunderstorms. that is sort of the story everywhere. they will move in west to east essentially and in philly, 97 the high. that will be a new record as long as we hit it and again some more strong thunderstorms to track as the day goes on. it's a busy day in weather for sure, meisha. >> traffic center as well, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone. happy monday. today traffic report will be mixed bag certainly all closures of dnc and also four

the give the election and convention to step aside at the end of the cop vengs and let someone else tate helmet to the dnc. >> wasserman schultz will assume a nationwide campaign management position and coming up in the next half hour we'll check in with local delegates and number of protesters here in town for the dnc you'll want to stay with us. brook and jim back to you. >> thanks a lot, jam jan. >> safety is day one. the city has its own war room and emergency operations center it will handle influxle delegates. property test he's area there's no threat against the city and traffic restrictions near the wells fargo center are, trucks 5 tons or more can be a proble problem. >> there may be truckers over that weight limit that did not get that message. we're clear that type of vehicle will be prohibited from raffling the routes you eluded to. so, commuters should and that. they should be patient. >> while significant numbers of law enforcement officers are on the street no one is saying how many. and if you drive around south philadelphia expect a warning from the philadelphia parking

calastoga and at that scene, they're telling people to shelter in place and that location is near tate highway 128 near petrified road. sheriffs and s.w.a.t. teams are there. they have their guns drawn. there's so much information coming at us, but we have con firmd one of the suspects is in custody, possibly shot because the suspect was taken to the hospital. they are right now looking for another suspect in the area. they're telling people to shelter in place there and that's what we know so far. we'll have much more information for you in a live report at 6:00. reporting live from windsor, nbc bay area news. >> very good update. so, there are two crime scenes. one in windsor near the chase bank and then several miles away. and this is what you're looking at. they're still searching for one of those armed robbers and this is in cala stoga. there are several officers on site. several s.w.a.t. team members and sheriffs deputies. authorities telling her on the site they are advising everyone in the calastoga area to stay indoors and lock the doors. we're going to stay on the story pr vi

also clear tate-owned enterprises, market stabilization of the country that is very much important for all of us. also we are focusing on public administration reform and that's where part of my direct responsibilities lie. so therefore i'm hoping that we will be able to deliver on this side starting with this reform because it's a huge undertaking that will require a lot of effort from all the agencies and my job is to coordinate interagency efforts. so -- but, but, that's besides the association agreement. but that's a plan. so it's nothing additional. >> part of the reform efforts has a requirement from the minsk agreement to do certain changes. where do you think ukraine has -- is in meeting those requirements? when do you expect that to be completed? >> i would probably say it's not part of the reform effort. ukraine has been trying to decentralize for basically all the 25 years of its independence and we came very close to decentralization when we initially adopted in the first round the changes to the constitution. and that is the requirement that comes internally. it is part, t

some of his republican colleagues who perceive he does not understand the constitution of the united .tates: trump repeatedly drawing leaks of dnc e-mails. president finds a lot of called on french citizens to be united in the face of terrorism -- president francois hollande said the terrorism threat has "never been that high in rants and in europe -- in france and in europe." the majority of the 20,000 people who fled to southern who fled from the southern california wildfire will be allowed to return home. at least 18 homes have been destroyed. the world's first around the world solar flight has ended in be -- abu i would not dhabi. it made 16 stops, not using a drop of fuel. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: the headlines continue to cross. considering a $5.5 billion stock sale and exit from poland. -- and exit from poland. -- arow, if that statement fed statement will probably a knowledge better news on the economy. oil trading below $43. one notable player still feeling

and that serves as a celebration diversity that has cemented georgia as the next battleground .tate instates [cheers and applause] , georgiasecretary cast 29s are proud to votes for senator bernie sanders next7 votes for the president of the united states, secretary hillary clinton! [cheers and applause] mayor rawlings-blake: thank you so much. georgia, you have cast 87 votes and 29retary clinton votes for senator sanders. thank you again. on to guam. guam, you have 12 votes. your votes?ast >> did he do it? , from theecretary remarkablyuam, a therse community and homeland of the chimural people. we have traveled over 8,000 miles and through nine only vote to cast our for the president and the vice president. iswant a president who sensitive to our needs, a president that supports our rights for full self-determination and self-governance as ratified in democratic platform. therefore, it is with great proudly cast we two votes for senator bernie , one ab stent, and nine votes for the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. mayor rawlings-blake: thank you very much, guam. c

the tate just opened a new wing to great acclaim. contemporary art is on the rise.er buyers come in the 30's and 40's are bidding very high for the art of today. that is probably the most expenses, where we see the most new buyers coming into the market. a very exciting market right now. >> you talk a lot about the geographical travel you have to do, whether the buyers are coming from russia or hong kong or the middle east. where is the most demand coming in terms of junk if he? >-- geography. mainland chinese, hong kong. we had a strong asian contingent buying last night. and the enormous number. traditionally they buy classic asian art, classical porcelain. now they are bidding majorly for western art. >> me talk about the artists is high priceit points. what is the most popular price point you do business in? >> the reality is, the range is considerable. when you come to christie's, you can buy a work of art by any of these great names, thousands of pounds rather than millions. it is not well known. the press covers the major sales, the reality is we sell across

he's part tating in the upward bound program to prepare for college. >> we're connecting as one. we're a family. we get together, we heal together. >> public gathering such as this vigil encouraging hope for the future. >> i feel optomistic. there's protesters going out every day and protesting. >> organizers say being able to talk about their concerns and call for change are important steps to healing. >> thank you very much. our team coverage continues live at grace cathedral which hosted a peace vigil tonight. >> the same leaders talked about not just the recent shootings but the terror attacks overseas, there were emotional moments and moments of quiet and reflection. >> a circle of prayers and music, the leaders of many faiths drew people to the prayer lab renth to find a -- ran length. >> one father searching for help and healing for his children. >> something to help these guys find peace. everything that's going on is hard for them. it just seems like a safe place to bring them. >> special faith groups brought faith leaders to pray together for victims in texas, minnesota

individuals that president lincoln, before he was president, met in illinois and came before him and tate a story about their lives as two young men working in the lynnline administration during the civil war ask then what happened in their lives afterwardses. so that kind -- i like to read history, less interested in the battlefields, but much more interested in the people that served. and then probably my favorite book of the summer has been "hamilton" and i decided ron cher now is a great author i'm going to look for his books to read and in fact i have several of them that i arrest read and now interested in doing so. this caught my attention because of the musical. the musical, "hamilton" is based upon this book. and happened to see it in a book store and interested to see what caught in a sense today's culture, today's audience, with the musical, based upon the life of alexander hamilton, our first treasury secretary, and so this is probably the one i enjoyed the most. unfortunately the longest and the thickest. often terms out to be that way. i always complain the thick books steam

because here's something where an entire raf of the country politically spent an even to and she's been tating it reminded me of the new testament. it reminded me, who do you want, and i guess trump is blabbous and hillary, well, i don't know. i think you called him blab ut she is a woman who has some baggage. she had white, she was also married to one of the most successful, even with his flaws, one of the consecutive issues. >> this is steve king. let's see what he had to say today. you were there. >> i'd ask you to go back through history and figure out where are these categories thor. >> than white people? >> and then white people, it's rooted in the. >> no other crowd did anything worth anything. >> as a couragist in 2016, it was -- it stood out. and in 2016 when you have a black president and to hear someone say that white people basically were the ones who have given western that was very interesting particularly when history shows that. s and i'm talking about af his that's a hell of a contribution. >> let's talk about the entrepreneurship of african-americans, of asians in other commu

gorbachevcame clear countenance, the independence of east european ,tates, and decolonization george bush changed his stance, and basically became a reaganite. and december 1989 he pushed a line ronald reagan would have pushed if he had still been president. you have therefore the soviet leadership responding to , responding to its own internal crisis. you have americans continuing to pile on the pressure, making friendly gestures reconciliation to take place. the interaction was very far from being a smooth process. gorbachev was ham-fisted in the way he made announcements without prior consultation with reagan. he in the first year or two delighted in in paris thing reagan -- in embarrassing reagan. january in 1986 he promised global nuclear disarmament around the world by the year 2000. what do you said really intend to do? the stages ofaded disarmament in such a way as to at the only the ussr expense of the usa. this was a ham-fisted way of going on. sometimes the american side overdid it. as we can see from the soviet records of conversation ronald reagan could make jokes on ina

opened --tates have have found that mark -- funding mechanism by opening their current disability fund. that is the group -- they want to go in and see this type of mechanism created at the federal level as well. senator gillibrand have offered andll called the family medical leave insurance act. this would accomplish this at the federal level. insertnted to ensure -- these words. i moved to adopt the amendment. second? that is sufficient. we are now open for debate. yes. getting aneally amendment we have agreed upon. on the particulars of the amendment, there is no disagreement. workers should have sick leave and, of course, after we have been tried to get in a congress of the united states, family medical leave. to issue comes down particular rising how this is done. example, the attacks workers. there may be other ways to do it. fore might be other sources right or important benefit. way't, given the in which all of us to the allow, i hope we don't this particular notion how to do it whether through an insurance fund or an act of congress or through other ways of taxation. such a ta

both by misha tate. >> and one led to a submission. and valentina is on top in half guard. she's advancing and trying to press down on the right arm of holly holm. pushing down with her forearm. see how she's moving the left knee up, mike? >> yep. >> not a lot of action. she wants to hold this position. she's got to be more active. the reefr retaking a good look at them. >> holly has stopped take-down attempts. tonight, valentina shevchenko is 3 for 3. >> shevchenko has to do something here. there's too much of this. you can see that. you have to stay active if you want to maintain the ground position. this is about as unactive as you can get. >> trying to posture up. throwing elbows. roughing up the former bantamweight champ. 28-year-old valentina shevchenko taking on 1/2. >> and ground and pound from valentina. >> the cut was a head butt. we'll try to show that between rounds. very clearly a head butt that caused that cut from the clinch. valentina is working on it now. big round for valentina shevchenko there's the head butt right there from valentina shevchen shevchenko

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cult, including charles manson, the guru or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tateory. the involvement of a mystical hippie clan, which despises straight, affluent society. young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> good morning. >> why? >> the sun's shining this morning. >> it is? >> yeah. >> charles manson cleverly masqueraded behind the image of being a hippie, goes up to haight-ashbury district, surrounds himself with a bunch of young followers. their lifestyle was sex, orgies and lsd trips. allegedly, he gets them to mass murder for him. >> with blood, the killer scrawled on a refrigerator door "death to pigs." >> you see, prior to these murders, nobody associated hippies with violence and murder. people would pick up a hitch-hiking hippie. there was no big deal. but after the manson murders, you saw a hippie with long hair hitch-hiking and the image of manson would enter the driver's mind and they would drive right by. >> by the time of charles manson and watching altamont and what happened the

let's bring in preston tate. >> first of all, calling it very dishonest. it is not free. she wants to add more debt. >> hillary hillary just does not understand how the economy works. senator from new york. she has never had a job in the private sector. she is just kind of clueless. these proposals for free college sound great. it is just kind of a ploy to get millennial voters on her side did. >> why do they keep ringing this line of questioning out? >> free college. free beer. absolutely. thank you. it does not make any sense. >> free college. kids are not made to work for or earn their education. they would not put a lot of thought into their return investment. an army of educated idiots that get their degrees. frankly, there is not a lot of demand. it is harmful for the kids. nobody is feeling the need to truly deal with it did it has gotten so out of control. do you think it is a good middle ground for this? i see it as a huge problem. you have over a trillion dollars now. >> boer government gets involved. the price of college goes up he had 70% of all student loans.

doctors had to afternoon tate conner golden's foot after sunday's blast in new york. he is in serious but stable condition. police don't believe this ebbs plosion was terrorism -- this explosion was terrorism related but made by an explosive hobbyist. >>> calls for gun southeast dc. elinore holmes norton teamed up with moms and dads for rational gun safety legislation, they mashched from lincoln to new jersey avenue and independence avenue. one paint says the increase in mass shootings has her concerned. >> today's march was about all of us getting our boiling -- hitting our boiling point, in which we cannot sit in the homes and hear about the hobble things happening in our country. we are losing to the lobbyists and we would like congress to listen to the people. >> congresswoman nortop says democrats have more tactics in the works after last month's historic sit in. a trial for a fourth officer charge misdemeanor the death of freddie gray gets underway on thursday. rice chose to have a judge, not a jury, rule on his case. rice is the highest ranking of the 6 officer

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london's tate down a half of 1% amid bearish call from hsbc same foot he will be down 7% at the end ofthe year. lauren: investors take a bit of a breather. dow futures down 24 points, which is 0.1%. a quarter% decline after another record-setting day yesterday. train to the latest from the world of sports. alex rodriguez closing in on 700 career home runs. the yankees beat first-place baltimore orioles two to one good the first homerun and more than three months for a ride. only three players have more than 700 homers. babe ruth, hank aaron and terry bond. the yankees now run bullpen trio shut the door in the last three innings. an eight-game losing streak against the new york mets at the five to one win. anthony rizzo hit a three-run homer in the third inning and jon lester pitched for the cubs. the last 10 cubs visited wrigley field, and a finish that today's the world series. the game with a leg cramp in the eighth inning, leading number is two number is to do nothing last night. the royals wasted no time beating up the cleveland bullpen scoring seven runs in the inning. a grand sla

however, as hours passed by and news of government-backed institutions,tate private institutions keptoming in. the lira gradually tanked, more than 2%. it is at a lower level than it has gone on friday night, just after the failed coup attempt news broke. where we go from here is a tricky question. most analysts and investors think the central bank maintains a bias. it will try to cut interest rates as much as possible. one of the things the central bank will probably look at while doing that will be the currency. if it stabilizes somewhere around its current levels, there is a possibility the central bank will continue to cut rates, according to investors. you, onur.thank by thejoined from london president and founder the institute. he also covered turkey for 20 years. we will start theirre, naangus. the situation there seem to have calmed down, but it actually is getting worse, isn't it? angus: it is. when you look at what president erdogan is doing in terms of purging a number of its state institutions, whether it is judges, the education and the military, this will continue throug

before brown's decision, tate's sister delivered a petition with hundreds of thousands of signatureso the governor's office opposing van houten's release. >>> the supreme court of virginia is striking down governor terry mcauliffe's executive action to restore the voting rights of more than 200,000 felons. in a 4-3 decision the court ruled mcauliffe's action unconstitutional, siding with republican lawmakers who said the governor over stepped his authority. the executive order restored voting rights to felons who completed their sentences while also allowing them to run for public office and serve on a jury. republican lawmakers argued governors must consider each former individual's case individually. >>> brand new details into the investigation of a police shooting in florida. it concerns this video we're going to show you where an officer shot and wounded an unarmed man why authorities are placing a second officer on leave. >> as city manager, i am well aware of the public sentiment. we have received hundreds of calls and e-mails, both -- both at our police department and at city

that is the news up tate this hour. let's get back downtown to squawk alley. to you. >> thanks, sue. after a long auction process yahoo! is agreeing to be bought by verizon. marissa mayer was on squawk on the street earlier. here's what she said regarding her feature at the company. take a listen. >> i plan to stay. i love yahoo! and i want to see yahoo! into the next chapter and i'm looking forward to working with him again. >> this played out as you said it would. interesting for marissa mayer making an open bid to stay on putting them in an awkward position. what do you make of it? >> i think that's her way of saying she's going to stay on through the transition and she has been paid to. she hopped them up on money to keep them there through the transition which is important it's just words and they're being polite. >> okay. i didn't interpret it as being polite but i'll take your interpretation over mine. what do you make of verizon's chances in making this work based on what they have done thus far at aol and it's the digital efforts and video and mobile