so here's the bottom line. you may not be a technician, but you need to know what the charts are saying, and you need to know how the read the internals to verify a real move or a phony one. stay tuned and we'll go over a whole host of predictive patterns that sufficient fuse pretty much everything we do around here, not just on the off-the-charts tuesday, but in stock selection every single day. jim in michigan, jim >> jim, hi, how you? thanks for taking my call. >> of course thrilled that you called what's up? . >> you were talking about secular stocks could you define for me once again what is secular stocks and maybe give me an example or two? >> certainly look, this is a very important issue because it's a term that gets thrown around, secular, parochial. secular means a secular growth stock is something that does not need the gross domestic product of the world to increase in order for it to beat the numbers. some of the classic secular grower stocks would be some of the biotechs, some of the retailers tha

that is a double play in the bottom five. down the line, he scores in he gets has been by about 30 feet at second base. it is 2-0, rockies. look at this reaction. why did i throw it there. he was okay and he was just great. it was his 26 home run. the oakland a's are in this and it is 3-1. they come from behind every night. that's to be no big deal especially when bases are loaded. that's it, the oakland a's lose 3-1. >> the brewers and the giants, both are stoked. in the bottom of the second inning. this is rbi .42. it is 1-0 giants. it is orlando on word -- third. nevermind. it is 2-1 brewers. in the top of the eighth inning, he goes down and gets it. he had three runs. the giants had their chances too. the bases were loaded. he can't get it done. they were 148 in scoring position. the giants are now back under plate 500. >> we talked a lot about training camp today. different teams had different traditions. here is what the new orleans saints need. >> we continue to be creative. we chose piÑata today. >> if you breaux, you

so here's the bottom line. you may not be a technician, but you need to know what the charts are saying and you need to know how to read the internals to verify a real move or a phony one. stay tuned and we'll go over a whole host of predicted patterns that has e fused pretty much everything that we do around here and not only on the off the charts tuesday, but in stock selection every single day >> jim in michigan jim! >> jim, hi how are you. thanks for taking my call. >> of course, thrilled that you called what's up? >> i've got a question for grew. in this segment you're talking about secular stocks could you define for me once again, what's a secular stock and give me an example or two? >> this is a very important issue because it's a term that gets thrown around and people with secular and parochial a secular growth stock is something that does not need the gross domestic product of the world to increase in order for it to be able to beat the numbers. some of the classic secular grower stocks could be some

missouri highway patrol divers raised the body some 80 feet from the bottom of table rock lake. the boat appeared to have holes in its canopy and some minor damage a to its side. the coast guard wouldn't say if the damage was done when the boat sank or during the salvage operation. >> everything on the bottom was photographed by the divers and they conducted a survey on the bottom to assess its condition on the bottom. >> crews towed the boat to a secure storage facility where it will be inspected. 31 people were on board when it capsized. all 14urvirs a out hospital. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is in the bay area f two day summit with australian leaders. this comes as tension is u.s. a president trump making threats on twitter. matt keller is live on the stanford campus with more. >> reporter: yeah, this is an annual event that is being held this year here at the hoover institution at stanford university. obviously a lot to talk about as you have tensions between iran and the u.s. on the rise. this morning a photo-op, the two were not taking questions here at the hoover i

. >> everything on the bottom was photographed by the divers and conducted a survey on the bottom to assess its condition on the bottom. so we know that condition, and that condition will be part of the investigation. >> the boat's wreckage now goes to the ntsb. investigators will examine multiple factors, including the boat's design and operation. >>> did the wrong man go to prison? the so-called golden state murder may have let another man die for his crimes. a man was convicted of killing a 14 year old girl. an invoice book with his name was found at the scene. he maintained his innocence until he died in 2014. when joseph deangelo was arrested for serial murders and rapes, clifton's daughter says she thinks he committed the crimes blamed on her father. >>> a fight over california's new gas tax is boiling up with consumers facing a tough choice. would you rather pay more at the pump or suffer with failing and overcrowded roads? today's supporters of proposition six kicked off the campaign in the bay area. robert handa joins us with facts, figures and accusations. >> reporter: gas

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on the conference call, ceo martin ancis called the bottom in semiconductor equipment, predicting thatrrent quarter would mark the end of temporary weakness that would soon be a thing of the past. that's why the stock surged. could this be the beginning of a larger run or could it be taken down like the rest of texas? let's take a look with the ceo of lam research, get a better sense of the quarter welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, it's a pleasure to be with you again thank you. >> okay, martin, i've gone through the conference call and all the analyst notes. i have to admit, i always have to ask a ceo, when things are declining and they call a bottom, give me a couple of pieces of evidence why you're willing to stick your neck out because no one has asked you to do it, martin you. didn't need to do it >> well, you know, i think one of the responsibilities you have as a ceo is to tell it as you see it and we spent a lot of time dialoguing with our customers, understanding their plans for investments. as i have opined many times now, today's industry is different in many respects. on

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to the bottom of the ninth. scooter gennett hit a long ball, tieing the the score at 5 and it sent the all-star game in to extra innings for the second straight year. >>> and thats where two defending champions stepped it up. the xastros, a bregman and george springer went back-to-back, t give the a.l, the 7-5 lead. segura scored one more insurance run. and then, on the bottom of the nth. joey votto, would try to keep the nl's hopes alive, to get the score to 8-6. that is all they could muster. forhe sixth straight year, the a.l won. now, it will be all clear. for a lot of . >> niceday, you can get outside, enjoy the weather. we will see a different day than yesterday. the storms are out of there. we are seeing the windirection change. bringing the cool canadian air, it's niceo be on the mild/warm side of the northeast. the humidity will drop throughout the day. we will see temperatures in the upper 70s in some parts. 80 in chicago, 87 in louisville, just 83 in boston and cooler tomorrow with temperatures in the

. >> i am going to pick the bottom because i think the bottom is p thce to be. the guys on the outside can bail up or move up a lane. i think it stays more consistent. turn two, gam on. if you get the first mile of the track uerway i think you have n e best chance to wi. >> okay. we saw almost 2/2 miles completed. >> i am not saying they can't do it. we have seen it happen. if you get a good start and push in to turn one and hav the shorter distance seems like a better option. two y names don't see up there. allmendinger, one of the two ivers that has threeut consece top ten finishes at restrictor plate tracks. he is in the top six. >> back in eighth place. you see h spinning down the back straightaway. >>s car in the third lane can influence it as well. pe 47 being able toh the 37. that is ndimportant, a they are teammates. if the 47 does ahaood job t makes the 20 get pushed as well. i am looking at the 32 car. how does he puse they were th rows back. >> he has damage there on his car. i don't think that lane will be at his push. >> yeah. if they com off of tur

you can see emojis flying across the bottom of your screen with each vote. we're talking about this tonight because the mountain view city council passed rules to restrict free food at a new business complex. >> i employers at the san antonio center will not be able to provide free food on a daily basis. it's an effort to support neighboring restaurants in the area that survives on lunchtime rush. >> they could do a 50% subsidy, but the idea is that would be for them to go out and eat or patronize the businesses. >> facebook will open offices in two buildings at the san antonio center later this fall, bring in 2,000 employees. >> and you see results coming in right now. our live poll at abc7news.com/vote. seems like a lot of you think it's a great perk. >> yeah, a lot of people, it is popular. we want to hear from you, so please weigh. in coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, find out which company represented california president trump's annual made in america showcase at the white house. >>> and next, more questions than answers in toronto after a gunman

the bottom line is they're still up to it. if you don't believe me, just ask director of national intelligence, dan coates, who is a former member of this body. in august, 2001 the 9/11 commission found statements from the cia that indicated that there was something afoot, that the lights are blinking red, but they couldn't point to them specifically. as we look back, how much accountability should the bush administration had -- have and how much accountability should congress have had back then. did we miss the warning signs regarding the september 11th attack? i would suggest that the chatter was strong and the threat was real, but nobody could really pinpoint it. here is what i'm suggesting. the chatter is it strong, the threat is real and we know exactly where it's coming from. the question is for the house and senate, working with the president, do anything about it? senator rubio and van hollen have chosen to try to do something about it. we're all eventually going to be in the history books. president trump said today th

the bottom line here is that we all owe it to every voter in the country and all those who are serving in the intelligence community and the military to secure our election the best we can. so i'm hoping that we'll become team america just for a few minutes. i'm not asking my democrat friends to give president trump a pass. i'm not asking my republican colleagues to stop fighting for our agenda. i'm asking both parties to calm downing and focus on the common enemy. the common enemy is russia and countries like russia that want to undermine our democracy, pit us one against the other, and they did it in 2016. and if you believe dan coats, they're going to do it again. so this meeting recently with president trump and putin in my view we missed an opportunity to really put the russians on notice. rather than look back, let's look forward. today president trump expressed confidence in our intelligence community. i'm glad to hear that. i trust them far more than i trust putin. it's just not america that putin has been trying to interfere with. it's france, germany, and everywhere else ther

ben, it seemed the bottom line is the bottom line for facebook is catching up.als are really affecting them. >> right. this is basically all the bad news we've been hearing about facebook coming home to roost. their privacy and data scandals that have been driving so many headlines from cambridge analytica to russian interference to lies and hoaxes being spread on the platform, we're finally seeing the impact to their stock price. and that matters not just on a society as we worry about how our conversations are occurring online, but to many americans, because most 401(k) plans are fec heavily invested in facebook so what happens here matters to your wallet. >> ben, let me walk through this a little further with you. bottom line, people hear this. they think this is broader than facebook. is this limited to facebook or will this seep into other stocks, other companies within silicon valley, within the tech company? >> facebook is at the fore of the silicon valley tech group. and can we see this poison spread? what we're looking at here is we're seeing facebook t

he says the trump legal team is trying to get to the bottom of it. ong other things he says he's trying to get access to the original full recording. a prospect giuliani concedes is slim. joining me on the phone with all of this breaking news is the man himself, president trump's attorney, mr. mayor giuliani. thank you for being us this evening. some shocking news tonight. >> yes, judge. we have to stop being shocked. i always thought of michael cohen as a responsible guy who was basically honest and extremely loyal to the president and the president was to him for many many years. i used to hear rumors about him about his character and things he did. now i find he does things like record his client and doesn't tell him. he abruptly ended that recording as soon as the president said the word check. what we are investigating is how did that happen. why did that happen. what was eliminated. then you have to raise these questions with every one of these tapes. how many of them did he play around with. he has 180 tapes. and lanny davis his lawyer says he

look at to say what are the underlying technologies that they're applying the data to, to get to the bottomat question? laura: well, i mean, if--do you see ai being something that's more off the shelf, that, you know, any small company, i mean, even like sales force is using, or touting ai in it's software, so that's opening it up to lots and lots of companies that use sales force. so, i mean, do you think it's, you know, likely that a couple years, this is gonna be pretty standard, everybody's gonna be using it to some degree if they're running a business, and horse has already left the stable at that point, who is setting these standards for some kind of responsibility about all that data, how it gets synthesized? hemant: i think that's a great question. there's only two ways to do this, either these large technology platforms that have all the data, and frankly are using that to develop ai, are going to embrace self-regulation and demonstrate transparency, accountability, and explainability of ai, or you're gonna get regulated, in which case, by the way, as you saw in the senate hearings

that gimps awe change of what has happened in the bottom markets. been difficult but this week so far has seemed a little bit calmer. be ready to weigh back in. joining us out of singapore is kenneth akintewe, the head of aberdeen investment. the firm manages over $68 billion in fixed income. you say look for i would yo sin accuratic driven trades, not very much coormed nated with driven risks. is the market ready to look back at filled messages now? >>ing yes, i mean, this is really a story for the end of last year. going into the end of last year, we saw that investors were getting a little bit too bullish with respect to the riskser that taking. you were seeing increasing amounts of flow into the highest volatility parts to have local economy emerging markets. for us, that was the strategy to start derisking and look for better, smarter market. it's becoming a trailed that's focus, given the opening up of the markets and potential inclusion of china and the bloomberg aggregates. but if you happened focus, give that trade, it's more when you look r

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from different countries and taking pride in saying this is what keeps us going there going from the bottom up to please tell us one of the success stories just react us get out the success story or project i'd like to emphasize here is parliamentarians protecting parliamentarians it's a program here from the german bundestag which basically supports people who defend human rights all over the world and we've successfully come pain for the release or shorter sentencing of detainees just ten days ago the vietnamese human rights activist fund was awarded the german association of judges human rights prize and he was released because of the work of one or make a hare and these are precisely the success stories we need to illustrate these issues to the public as a team mentions park and host so you're saying human rights policy is about much more than tokenism definitely we've reached the end of our interview the twelve minutes go by fast five to wrap up we'd like you to complete three sentences museums and. human ism is our european heritage and i'm fighting for. the us for europe not to throw

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it also seemed to beat on the bottom line in terms of sales. and 3m is out as well. david: 3m is out and they matched analyst estimates. at 8.39.timated 28.6% off the margin. alix: lockheed martin boosted

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the public. it is better bottom up than top down. we have to adapt. we have to change. i think it's all of us that are trying to make the city a better place and how can we achieve that? our expertise is how do we connect services to the public. our clients are the city, but the users are the citizens or the visitors. so we think a lot about it. and we are not selling the services. we keep the maintenance. we are operators. so whatever is done on day one, we have to make sure that it would be functional, clean, something we can maintain in year two, year 10, whatever. as a company and with all our team around the country and the world, it's always very complex between what you can see the first time and you would like and what can be built and maintained? so we have to take care of these from top to bottom over the years. so that's something that is thinking about it, back and forth, back and forth. but we're about to achieve it in san francisco for the last 20 plus years. the toilets have been walking nonstop for 20 years, 25 toilets, every single day. over the last 12

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the bottom. like you know what i got. with. the. program on the watch of the harks i am tyrone and i'm to have a for a while and let's just say it's out of the good i think it's jonathan turley the george washington university law professor saying that you're right so go at thirty thousand feet i feel like maybe he hasn't traveled lately yeah because you don't have free speech. you don't have freedom of movement you're not allowed to ask questions no father was not allowed to mouth was bigger than this right side small time you know talking now moving and now apparently you know coughing or sneezing know all the listening frightening where you know no sense there so you can track of whether or not you shaved or not in between flights they keep track of whether or not you you know group your luggage too tight i mean it's really ridiculous at the end of the day and this is affecting a lot of people now they haven't gotten a full list of like how many they know that it's you know quite a few potentially and it's all over the country. l

you are looking at the bottom of the seat, this would be hidden bottom. as a ways that the hunters in the boat communicated their whale. to the you could call that a hunting charm or a sign of respect that the art conveyed. one of the elders told us that when the whales are down under the water, they are looking up at the skin boats above them -- the skin boats of the hunters. they would look to see, which boats are clean, which is our white, which runs have hunters wearing new clothing thus showing their respect? it would go up to the boat. they would take which hunters and wanted to give themselves to. i would like for visitors of this exhibition to come away with a sense of the great depth and breadth of indigenous knowledge. imagine if you are in an arctic or subarctic landscape and people have come up with -- created these things, this the knowledge of the sea, using their technology, their spiritual oncology of the landscape, the animals, using all of that, they have created all the culture that you experience in this gallery. >> the 2018 summer sols

depending on the present‘s mood or the day. at the bottom... 's mood or the day. a stock of api. some people were not particularly keen on the president coming —— let us talk about the i. there is the scene in trafalgar square. 100,000 protesters take to the streets in london, manchester, glasgow, belfast. lots of people outside this building. it may coming work colourful, lizzie, and a bit of additional work required. and what you could see standing next to the protesters, it was good—natured until you started to read the banners. i didn't. i was in until you started to read the banners. ididn't. iwas in check is seeing the real deal. you saw the other real deal. i caught a bit of it in westminster. i saw the trumpet blimp. —— trump blimp. i was underwhelmed. allegedly it cost £18,000. that is an expensive balloon. it is. and it was not really that big. i was inspecting coupling grandiose. it was amusing. let's be honest. i think the feeling was that it was a peaceful protest. the right to process in a free society is absolutely crucial. i don'

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the bottom line is he likes the washington nationals.went 5-15 during the same period is not helpful. howie: do you think kavanaugh is likely to be concerned liberal commentators are trying to stop the nomination or scuff him up before he gets on the court. david: democrat senator after democrat senator before he was nominated said we are against him, we are voting no. when mitch mcconnell moves this ball forward and says in august and september we are going to be having hearings and we'll be voting on this, the democrats don't have much say tonight. they already said they are going to vote no no matter what the circumstances. mitch mcconnell will get brett kavanaugh on the supreme court by the first monday of october. howie: i think that's why some of the air has come out of the story. the american and british press up in arms over the -- over the over --over the president on thd stage. that's more ways to discover new relatives. people who share your dna. and maybe a whole lot more. order your kit at ancestrydna.com it's a pea-protein,

yeah you know when you look at the bottom i suppose. there's no phone coverage as often during a conflict because either communication infrastructure was bombarded destroyed or the authorities in charge themselves shut them down to make sure that no military information comes and on the outs of the place the both sides understand that we're not here to support the position we're not here to support the government we're here to help the people during this difficult time. when. they meet him and if we didn't you know they want to meet equipment and want them second. meeting and i meant a lot of whatever the gloveman i took the most by they do you come left me to you that i'm meeting a bit of them i then bob and i want them by me what that can mean a minute ten twelve and one things we get them up and they take up and made by me as i met with them isn't it wasn't technically about a minute she began with me if i must be p.d. ok game of them have been coming to me and was going to give. me a very new management and then i got an emmy and. ye

they raised the boat 80 feet from the bottom of table rock lake in western missouri. it appeared to have holes to its canopy and minor damage to the side. they wouldn't say if the damage was done when it sank or during today's salvage operation. >> everything on the bottom was conducted by the divers and did everything to assess its condition on the bottom. >> crews towed the both a security storage facility where it will be inspected by the national safety protection board. >>> are you ready to make your chick-fil-a at home? a new meal making service. >>> it's quite warm in the bay area but no records are likely to fall. however, the fog is rolling >>> too hot. sweltering heat has now turned deadly across the globe. >> japan today recorded its highest temperature ever. there's very little relief coming for parts of europe facing blistering temperatures not felt there in more than a century. >> abc news reporter, molly hunter. >> reporter: the japanese are cooling down today however they can, literally pouring water on the sweltering ground, fanning themselves, hiding

the seven day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen.ur highs reach into the upper 80s, low 90s today. you can see whatever you have to do try to get it done early. here is a live look. we have an early afternoon game. late tonight they will have a slumber party. it will be in the mid-60s for today >>> san jose at 78 degrees. it is pretty warm. when dwyou see this clear sunri it is a good day to make sure you have a hat and sunglasses. it will be all clear and once again mostly sunny. there are clouds across southern california. we will have a slight boost in humidity heading into the next couple of days. it is starting to make it into the bay area by tomorrow and then by friday. we'll be at the peak of the humidity and we'll feel it in the air. a few more clouds. dry air returns for the weekend. temperatures really don't change. for san francisco we'll see patches of fog and highs reaching into the mid-50s. it is a pretty smooth drive on the road. >> we are starting to see slowing. a little slowing north of 680. this fire that we are fo

have the delays at the bottom of the beltway. should start to loosen up.ortheast, new york avenue before robladensburg . arlington, ov395, the laeps before glebe. l seet betweenth and 9th and lanes blocked for mlb fanfest. >>> as we head to break, once again remind you of the breaking news we've been following for you this morning.ok t this map. it shows you the thousands of people innd northeast northwest d.c. they're now under a boil water advisory. d.c. water says people should boil their tap water for cooking and for drinking until further notice. we'll be right back. stay with us. :2 time is 6 >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back. 6:'s . parents have to warn their teenagers not cell phone while driving. a new study shows that many adults are guilty of doing the same thing. we've seen it happen all the time. researchers at children's hospital philadelphia conducted an online survey. half of the parents admitted to using their cell phones with the kids in e backseat. one-third said they read text messages orse their social media accounts

while the shop was at the bottom of them all about the can because that's. what i want us i wish it was but i know what that is i mean a lot of the just evil but bottom of the bijani been a good mother fucker that was. bothered to get to the shop. it's not a really good muslim i reckon it's really we're going to the loo. i don't but. buses all of. us. will as well leave that aside he has not been with us when you hear him on. a man on a i'm near what i'd had in mind that's better for the bar then he would as well he been making me. meet the not part of our. i did bush but about us now. what i'm going to get it is that you get out of the gun isaac i. guess the good god. above you gotta get out of on yeah that was sort of you know i want to fight it but it's come on yeah yeah that makes it on but if you guys are going to put. on my leg the. way that i was when i'm not. going to get on with i would have all of them on the ground. he gave them the show to a little more than we did a lot of. welcome to the club but. none that i might have i thought as long as you