toliver finding emma on the pick and pop. she nails the jper.to the first victory. 96-75. eric fedde and the nationalsg looko bounce back from the loss with the cincinnati reds. launches one deep to right. that ball is way out of here. three run home run giving the nationals an early lead. in the fourth, it gets better. that n adams gets all of one as well. that one is definitely not coming back. puig, not even move. he knows that ballis 4-1 nationals with the lead. bottom of the fourth. former tanner gets his first big league home run. didn't do that here in dc. makes it a two run game. nationals 4-2 lead. top of the ninth inning, looking for ininsurance asurance. brian dozier. take red 5-2. orioles looking to make it back-to-back wins taking on the giants this afternoon atamden yards. fourth inning. birds trailing. h-0. he crushes tis ball to left. way back and gone. his 15th home run of the season and orioles on the board trailing 3-1. ifth inning, giants answer right back. joe panic lines one in. from second and giants tack on four more runs

tolive in toronto, welcome markets. nejra: here that -- taylor: here the top stories we are following from around the world. trump once one. wall street banks point to a data-dependent central bank. u.s. equities are holding near highs. global yields covered down near record lows as we count down to the fed. crying foul. president trump is on the war path towards currency manipulation. how effective is it in improving an economy? we have an interview with the the most ceo about why he says low interest rates are the new normal. let's get a quick check on the major averages. we are hovering near major highs. nasdaq, the big tech stocks were leading yesterday. it looked like the underperformers were risk off as we await the decision. my story today is all about the bond market, 20 straight days of an inversion on the yield curve as we were talking about. and then of course, what it is doing if you come into my terminal. we are at a record low, negative interest yielding debt worldwide. about 12 and a half trillion dollars

law aon has joined growing group of women coaches on nba henches thisseason, including toliver with tizards and most recently lindsay gottleib with the cavs, and we're wishing kara the best. she's been getting a lot of love and congratulaons online. we wanted to bring this full circle. a couple years ago when kara was in for an interview and got the job it was a reunion with barbara harrison who had done a story on kara when she w 8, a star girl football player, right, and barbara won an emmy for the story. both of them, you can kind of say, moving on today. >> that's karmic. >> than, sherree. >> back to amelia and a new flood warning. what's going on? >> this flood warning in parts for newington and franconia until 1:00 a.m. and this in effect until 11:00 tonight. we're still tracking very heavy rainfall on storm tm 4 >>> tonight, from miami, the front runners face off. in a final round of the first 2020 presidential debate, biden versus sanders as ten more democrats take our stage. biden out to protect his lead in the polls. sanders looking to erain ground on the formp. rs and risin

president, margaret tolive with bloomberg news. hope you'll indulge me since we get one question i'm going to try to make it count. why do you want to step into north korea and what do you think that handshake could actually accomplish? nothing has substantively changed since hay now. why does kim jong-un deserve this moment and how do you respond to the critics who say it's nothing more than a photo op or that you're legitimizing a nuclear state? i also need to get in one china clarification which is your agreement with president xi as of yesterday does that bring you back to the point in april where they had made a lot of concessions on ip and that sort of stuff or are you back in november? >> two very distinct questions. before you do a third -- we've made tremendous strides. only the fake news says they weren't. if you look again, i don't have to repeat it, but if you look again at where we were two and a half years ago, and i think i can say the hatred that everybody had for everybody, and where it was going. and i said that i

i got to say i would never thought i would be on the same court with kristi toliver. with that, let's dive in. many athletes have used their platform to shine a light on issues they really care about from religion to race to gender equality to criminal justice reform. when speaking out, they can jeopardize their careers, their financial stability, and even their team's feeling of unity. some athletes are still paying the price today for their activism decades ago. others are now celebrated for standing up to injustice. to kick us off today, here is a quick take on the long defiant history of athletes and activism. ♪ >> sports and activism are woven into the american experience. oftentimes sports has been the leader when it comes to social change and when it comes to societal change. >> what sports often does is it provides a spotlight to issues that are often being discussed in smaller communities, hidden often hidden away without media coverage. when athletes become involved, it becomes hard to ignore the larger social issues. >> robinson is now more than a ballplaye