undeterred by the water cantered -- water cannons and tear gas being fired at them.n tomy was called control the clashes. politicians have been unable to decide where to dump the rubbish piling up in the lebanese capital since the main landfill was closed in july. the prime minister is calling lm. column -- ca >> i'm extending my hand to members of society to sit and have a discussion with them, so we can work together during this testing time. >> lebanon's cabinet will meet in the coming weeks to tackle the problem, but it could be to legal -- too little, too late. president salaam has shown he is incapable -- prime minister salaam has shown he is incapable of handling the situation. >> e-government is responsible includingtuation, salaam. people have run out of patience. split means lebanon has had no head of state for more than a year. a defiant cabinet is currently in charge. aurora: in other news, islamic state fighters have reportedly destroyed a temple in the city of palmyra. officials say it was more than 2000 years old. the news comes just three months after

when scoggin learned the sisters had left him out of their will, he was angry, but undeterred. trouble, scoggin forged a check on the sisters' account for $30,000, discovered later by forensic experts. scoggin then moved 130 miles away to san angelo where he met the nobles. they lent scoggin the money to buy their air conditioning business. he was to repay them in monthly installments. prosecutors believe he poisoned the couple so he could avoid making those payments. olgie nobles died from the poison, but 69-year-old leita built up resistance to it. >> this lady was so tough, her inner strength was so strong, her will to live was so strong, and her body was able to absorb this and build up a tolerance to it. but probably if you had ten people out there, you know, nine of those ten would have probably died from it. >> had leita died, police would never have questioned the cause of her death or her husband's. so they would never have made the connection to the norton sisters. >> and nobody would have ever known the difference. >> tim scoggin was arrested and charged with murder

now, checking the market, investors were undeterred by weak gdp figures. mr. bought stocks helping to push the nikkei higher. it gained nearly half a percent. some market players had expected the economic da the to be worse and ended up being pleasantly surprised. they are relieved to see economy chinese economy is stabilizing. it set the yuan slightly higher. the shanghai composite closed 0. % higher. investors in hong kong were cautious the hang seng index stretched its losses ending the day down 0.7%. malaysian shares continue to fall. time for a quick look at our global economicalen dar for this week. -- economic calendar for this week. official at china's national bureau of statistics will release few home prices. on wednesday, japan's finance ministry will release trade data for july. we will also have july u.s. consumer price index and we'll have the minutes of the u.s. federal reserve policy meeting held last month. market players are focused on when to expect a hike in the fed key interest rate. now, every monday, we invite specialists to discuss even

undeterred, she would utter strategy to stem a spiking homicide rate. among her top hernandez was keeping guns out of the hands of prior violent offenders. >> we should do all we can to make sure they have no access to a gun. [applause] reporter: the heated exchange went down in a hot auditorium. thousands plans to turn into a rec center. some say more police on the street is the wrong the process to fighting gun violence. [indiscernible] after enduring a course of anger, bowser addressed her critics pointedly. >> i supported and encouraged policies to put that slogan into action. no matter how much they shout i will do that. some of the mayor's initiatives will require city council approval. she says she expects the council to take of these measures when he returns from the summer break. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. maureen: an emotional day in roanoke as the tv station pays tribute to a reporter and photographer killed during a live broadcast yesterday morning. >> holding here's -- hands here on the desk. we are ending this moment with our continued t

pet owners seem undeterred by the price tag of $40 a night. popularity is growing by word of mouth. there are no cages here. each cat has a room of its own, equipped with a bed, a toilet, and a special carpet that's easy on their claws. a camera connected to the internet allows owners to peek at what their pets are up to anytime they want. >> translator: we aimed to make a place where owners could keep their cats without any concerns. we've been getting reservations, and inquiries from around japan. >> reporter: as japan increasingly takes cats to its collective hearts, businesses are helping them live longer, happier lives. >>> and here's the three-day outlook on the weather around the globe. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm roger pradhan in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the hour, so do stay with us on nhk world. x0 michaela: hello and a very warm welcome to "global 3000." cannabis -- an innocuous looking green plant at the heart of a multi-billion dollar global industry. but should we ban it or tax it? this week we look at two very different approaches to

staffers say clearly these two are professionals considering they were undeterred by five employees, 13 cameras, and signs pointing out the cameras charismatic. >> she was friendly, trust. and he did a good job of it. two of us were in the back working in the office on the computer. appointments come in throughout the day. >> reporter: once the two left, the owner got a pit in her stomach. they figured it out in. off this way. a business owner says he saw the pair get into a black honda with jersey plates and drive off. consignment shops are sold to be on the lookout. >> the store actually upgraded and installed those hd cameras after the theft of a berkin in february. a woman was arrested. police are looking into whether the pair is responsible for a similar robbery in july. >>> police in manhattan are searching for a bank rob who are took off in a yellow cab. they shared this photo. the nypd gave the teller a note and demanded cash he want got behind the wheel of a new york tax and he took off. he is wanted in at least six other bank rob reese. >>> a major u.s. theater chain is mak

. >> reporter: undeterred, these real-life superheroes continue their mission to save mankind, or ate fairly represent it. >> when i started coming to conventions, it was maybe 5% to 10% women and girls coming in. now it's 50/50. >> our thanks to katie couric and thanks to you for watin

staffers say clearly these two are professionals, considering they were undeterred by 5 employees, 13 cameras and signs pointing out the cameras. >> she was sociable, so was the man. >> he was rather friendly, definitely tried to gain our trust, did a good job. two of us were in the back working in the office on computer things. >> we also have a lot of appointments come in throughout the day. >> once the two left, the owner got a pit in her stomach, they shut down the store and figured it out. in broad daylight as you saw in the video, the two took off this way, a local business owner says he saw them get into a black honda with jersey plates and drive off. consignment shops are said to be on the look out. >>> police are looking into whether the pair is responsible for a similar robbery back in july in roslyn on long island. >>> just ahead pay what you want restaurants are letting diners pick their price how you can take advantage of this before the deal is done. >> here is something you don't see every day, see what they took with them as a parting gift. >>> john has a look at your

. >> reporter: undeterred, these real-life superheroes continue their mission to save mankind, or atly represent it. >> when i started coming to conventions, it was maybe 5% to 10% women and girls coming in. now it's 50/50. >> our thanks to katie couric and thanks to you for watching abc news tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning. as always we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and abcnews.com. thanks again for watching and good night.

senator cooper was undeterred.to get them to oppose the filibuster being carried out against the civil rights legislation. i can tell you, i was exhilarated watching him take this stand. but i was apprehensive about his political future in light of the deep opposition he was facing. i could not resist asking him how he decided to take such a stance even though it was deeply unpopular with at least a number of his local constituents. his reply was something i have never forgotten. he said, “i not only represent kentucky, i represent the nation. there are times when you follow and times when you lead.” in this regard, john cooper took an edmund burke-like approach to his job. cooper led in many areas of public endeavors besides civil rights, including federal assistance for local schools environmental protection, and creation of the appalachian regional commission. in all the areas on which cooper left an imprint, his work in foreign affairs is perhaps best known. in this frame, cooper's expertise was such that his c

meantime family members are undeterred. >> a $1,500 reward out as of today, who know whereabouts of my nephew. >> delaware county medical examiner has not said when it will will release identity of the body discovered in ridley creek. >>> a brief scare overnight at the university of pennsylvania. fire crews responded to the robert shatner center for the school of dental medicine after a cleaning crew found a clear liquid on the floor. we are told it turned out to be harmless. >>> also new the search is on for what spark a fire and medical supply facility in montgomery county. fire broke out at jade precision medical components on the 3,000 block of philmont avenue in lower moreland and it took fire fighters more than an hour to get that fire under control. in one was hurt. >>> six there 07. we're still 15 months away from the first votes of the campaign 2016, but tonight the top republican candidates face off for the first time, we will tell what you to expect during tonight's debate. >>> also... >> police going out and it was very scary. >> it has happened again an arm man storms in t

. >> undeterred, darnell enters the store without even disguising himself.back of his head. >> we have cameras in the corners, cameras back in the back in the corners and cameras in the back rooms here and all the store, five or six different areas, we have cameras. besides the corners, too. we move them around a lot so they're hidden. >> he checks out the back of the store first. >> we had a bunch of pcs back there. but these are big and you can't get them out of here easily. >> he also pockets $250 from the register and gives the police an early mug shot. >> we had a camera set up that was called the robot. we call it. it was like a contraption, it's hard to tell what it is. he was probably checking it out to see if he could steal it. he should have stole it. he could have been better off. >> while this is all going on, the alarm company contacts computer central and an employee at the pool hall next door comes to check out what's happening. when he gets there, he finds the burglar hanging around the outside of the store. >> the perpetrator asked him, let'

a bull undeterred by global events or here at home. >> we've got to stick with the 23 when we look att. have to think that right now we're working out a lot of the kinks in the system. so to speak. the most recent of course the chinese devaluation. but all of it points to greater stimulus, qe and progress around the world. probably the biggest hiccup we got to watch for is a further strengthening of the dollar as the fed begins raising rates. >> that's a real headwind. that's a big, huge push in the face. >> in terms of the dollar, yeah, but the market may already be discounting that. that's what all this, all this business over the last few weeks, may have been about. when we look under the hood. by the end of the summer. it may very well be that the market had discounted what would be the effects of the dollar's strength coming up. you add more with the chinese, what the chinese have done, it was a surprise to a lot of us. that they did it when they did it when you look at it in hindsights, it makes all the sense in the world. they had to provide additional stimulus, they're doing i

. >> undeterred by the chaos around him, the speaker carries on.e's determined that the vote proceed and be counted that day. >> so the marshals try to intervene. they try to make a shield around the speaker to save him because the speaker was going on with the proceedings. >> my favorite was the security guards holding up what appeared to be chair seats or something as a shield. >> the shield does the trick. the speaker is able to push the vote through and the bjp party, it seems, will be allowed to stay in power. the trouble-making opposition parties, however, won't give up. that afternoon they storm the governor's house, and the governor intervenes on their behalf, dismissing the state government altogether. but the bjp party takes its case to the president. >> it was very unusual. up till now, nothing of this sort has happened in an indian parliament. >> in the end, the president supports the bjp party and gives the power back to it. >> in technical terms, bjp and its allies emerged winners. >> since 1997 violent outbursts in the state assembly

undeterred, he kept working. but sketched-out boards on architecture, the result was a new game with a board called criss-cross words. >> he would call on his friends in jackson heights, and they would off play at the community methodist church there to find out how the game played. and how it could be improved. >> that church where butts attended still stands at the corner of 81st street and 35th avenue, a sign at the intersection immortalizes his invention. this in 1948 criss-cross words officially came to be known as scrabble. although scrabble is now played on tablets and phones, the genius of the game lies in the fact that its rules and letter distribution really haven't changed. you might think that butts was an expert player. he budget. his wife, nina, he liked to say, beat him at his own game. >> nina played the word quixotic across two triple-word scores and achieved a score in the excess of 250 for the play. >> i saw the scorecard from that game back in 1956. which brings us back to joe edly who is busy

now undeterred by the demographics of the group, i went ahead with my plan. after a short intro, the lights went down. and, let's see here, the lights went down. to have a typical, you know, sort of liberal cartoon slide show. well, when the presentation was over 20 minutes later and the lights were turned back up, half the audience was gone. i mean, it was pretty humbling if not down right humiliating experience. i think even an optimist who still would have seen the room as half full might have been discouraged. the only comment i got afterwards that even came close to being a compliment was from one of the publishers said, well, that took guts. and i'll take that as a compliment. now my nerves aside, i'm pretty sure nothing like that will happen tonight. you guys, this is d.c. after all. right? and you guys are a tolerant crowd. beside, we have blocked all the exits. so with that in mind, let's get this show on the road. so i've been a cartoonist for as long as i can remember. and i've been opinionated for as long as anyone else can remember. so it seemed

changes in fruit and vegetable intake or lower body mass index, but it wasn't his store, and brown is undeterred>> the customers in this area had no way to buy any produce at all before, and now we sell the same amount of produce we sell in a suburban store. so i would have to believe that a diet has changed because they're not rich people and if they allocated their resources more towards fresh fruits and vegetables, i would think their diet changed. >> reporter: and in america's food desert, says brown, there e are a lot of not-rich people going unserved. >> i think we should have about 1,000 supermarkets. there is 25 million people that live without a grocery store today, they don't have a practical means to get to one. >> reporter: of course, brown isn't the only retail tore see doesn't opportunity in the desert. whole foods is expanding into inner city detroit and chicago, well wegman plans to open next door brooklyn housing project. the problem is the profit food desert supermarket can turn out to be a mirage. baltimore's apples and oranges fresh market went bust in just two years. >> a lo

the partial-birth abortion status where the court found a similar statute unconstitutional, i was undeterred and we passed an almost identical statute and sent it back -- and passed it and said we would enforce it, and the court backed down because they knew they were off base. that has to happen more when the court goes astray. >> before i ask the last question, i have some housekeeping. the national press club's is the leading professional organization for journalists, we fight for a free press worldwide. more information about the club go to our website, press.org. and we also have a journalism institute. to learn more about and to donate go to press.org/institute. i would like to remind you about some upcoming programs. september 2, nikki haley will address a luncheon on the new south. on september 5, the press club will hold its annual 5k to raise money for journalism scholarships, training, and press freedom. on september 14, nasa astronauts mark kelly and terry burton will -- mark kelly and terry verts will discuss their work aboard the international space station. i would like to pre

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. >> reporter: undeterred, these real-life superheroes continue their mission to save mankind, or atst more fairly represent it. >> when i starred coming to conventions it was maybe 5% to 10% women and girls coming in. now that's 50/50. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm katie couric in new york. >> let the women empowerment continue. earlier, we talked about target, making their toys more gender-neutral. now 50%. >> i was surprised by the number that women are so into -- oh. >> would you like look? >> yeah, that is really what i wear when i'm cleaning the house actually during the day. the wonder woman of super cleaning and "world news now." >> that's awesome. >> self-imposed title, folks. >>> coming up, tom brady's rough courtroom sketches. we'll explain. brady's rough courtroom sketches. we'll explane. germ-ridden stains. g gross clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match for that. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner eliminates mineral build-up effortlessly and kills 99.9% of germs. to get your toilet truly clean, why choose anything other than the power of lysol? and to ke

we pray and stand together for an inclusive vision of america, undeterred and unafraid. to be alive, to our eyes, to be awake to suffering, to our minds to be inspired to create bold plans, during hands to reach across the aisles of congress and the counties of america, and through our god, by many names, to be with us to watch over us, to guide us to bring about peace. shalom. amen. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you so much. that concludes our business today. is there a motion to adjourn? all those indicated by saying aye. the motion carries. we are adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: our coverage of the dnc summer meeting in minneapolis, the meeting wrapping up. today.ndidates spoke allill be replaying speeches tonight here on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. you can see them in our video library at www.c-span.org. now the afternoon speeches from martin o'malley and bernie sanders, and then w

you know what, he's undeterred. eventually -- there he goes.there he gets the coveted white belt in taekwondo. >> so sweet. >> that reminds me, robin of -- >> don't go there. too much. >> no idea -- >> safer that way. >>> let's get to michael in the social square. >> here's a look at what's ahead in the gma morning menu. in our heat index, the new policy that could be a game-changer for working parents. some employers saying you can bring your babies to work. >>> and more on jen and justin's secret wedding. >>> plus, diet wars, are probiotics a weapon for losing weight all that and what is best for you, the elliptical or the treadmill? we'll give you the answer later on here on "good morning america." >>> "good morning america's" morning menu is brought to you by nexium 24 hour, available without a prescription. for frequent heartburn all day and all night. try nexium 24hr, the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, and get all day, all night protection. nexium level protection. we don't need that many bags. ♪ ♪ eat some more pasta. certainly. low

. >> reporter: with russia undeterred in ukraine, u.s.o leaders are concerned moscow may attempt to destabilize nato allies neighboring russia. lithuania, latvia, and estonia. >> how concerned are you that russia will try the same strategy in nato allies bordering russia? >> russia is assessing the reaction of nato to any of their actions. what i were radioaboorry about and violate article 5 of the nato agreement. i asked the general if they have the deterrent capability to deter russia. he said in his word, it has some, not a ringing endorsement of the ability of nato to deter russia from further military action. he says they're just beginning they have a lot of work to do. jim sciutto, thank you for your report. we are looking into reports that a top korean official has not been seen in public for months. cnn's brian todd has details on this. >> concern that kim jung-unmay be eliminating any one that mildly crosses him. from seoul to washington, officials are scrambling to find out what happened to a man who served kim and his father fo

seems pretty undeterred and clear, patricia, this is where he's going and this is all about him. >> ito end up this way. we're not making any more predictions. we are done and letting it play out and enjoying the ride. >> you, over the weekend, have been covering the departure of robert stone from trump's campaign. what's that all about? >> it's a he said, he said. stone said he quit because he told trump, look, we have to get on message. enough of this megyn kelly attacking, et cetera. >> right. >> trump said he fired stone. what's interesting is that both these guys are hot heads, they love to be outspoken and say outrageous stuff. they haven't been outspoken and outrageous stuff about each other. >> is there a coma, yet or is it period? >> with these two guys you have no clue. >> patricia, talk to me about one of the ones that people agree did not do so well, not even in the top five. jeb bush. what happened? >> he did what he had to do in that he didn't make a mistake. he had to avoid a gaffe. when you have a field of ten dand dates at some point you have to stick out. >> we've co

you know what, he's undeterred. eventually he resorts -- there he goes.belt in taekwondo. >> so sweet. >> good job, buddy. >> you know what that reminds me of robin. >> don't go there. too much. >> this is when the fill-in has no idea -- >> it's safer that way. >>> let's get to michael in the social square. >> that kid's one belt ahead of me. >>> here's a look at what's ahead in the "gma morning menu." in our heat index, the new policy that could be a game-changer for working parents. some employers now saying you can bring your kids to work. >>> and the latest on jen and justin's secret wedding. the comedian who helped them say i do and the a-list friends who joined in on their honeymoon. >>> plus, diet wars, are probiotics a weapon for losing weight? all that and which is best for you? ellipticals or walking? feel the burn, ladies, feel the burn. we'll give you the answer later on here on "good morning america." without a prescription. for frequent heartburn all day and all night. try nexium 24hr, the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, and get all day,

staffers say clearly they are professionals considering they were undeterred by five employee, 13 cameras and signs pointing out the cameras. >> very nice, talking for a few minutes. >> rather friendly. definitely tried to gain hour trust and he did a good job. who were in the back working in the office. and we have a lot of appointments throughout day. >> reporter: and once the two left, the owner got a pit in her stomach. they shut down the store and figured it out. in broad daylight, they took off this way. a local business owner says he saw the pair get into a black honda and drive off. local consignment shops are told to be on the lookout. >> well, police are looking into whether they are response for a similar robbery back in july on long island. >>> some unexpected guest at the home of kiss rocker gene simmons. police say a task force investigating internet crimes searched a search warrant yesterday. a spokesman says simmons and the family are not suspects in the case. >>> the nypd tweeted this photo of the giant snake hanging on one of the officer's neck. it's not clear how the sn

. >> donald trump undeterred and unapologetic and the polls though it's working. >>> the second big drop money. >>> people desperate to get to britain find themselves living among heaps of trash. cnn is inside the jungle attica lay. >> i'm errol barnett. a welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. >> i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us here on "cnn newsroom." >> and we begin with u.s. politics in the state of michigan. that's where republican presidential candidate donald trump had his first campaign event since last week's debate. >> he was asked about his chances with women and hispanic voters, key demographics. many feel that his speeches and comments have alienated those key groups. here's his response to that. >> i think we're going to do very well with the hispanic vote. we're going to do great with the women vote. if you look at in nevada they did the poll and i'm leading in the hispanic vote. i create jobs and i will be greati creating tremendous numbers of jobs and the women's health issues. i'm for that. i watched jeb bush give the worst answer the other d

the partial birth abortion status where the court found a similar statute unconstitutional, i was undeterrednd we passed an almost identical statute and sent it back -- and passed it and said we would enforce it, and the court backed down because they knew they were off base. that has to happen more when the court goes astray. >> before i asked the last question, i have some housekeeping. the national press club's is the was leading professional organization for journalists, we fight for a free press worldwide. more information about the club go to our website, press.org. and we also have an institute, to learn more about and to donate go to press.org/institute. i would like to remind you about upcoming programs coming september 2, nikki haley will address a luncheon on the new south. on september 5, the press club will hold its annual 5k to raise money for journalism scholarships, training, and press freedom. on september 14, nasa astronauts mark kelly and terry burton will discuss their work aboard the international space station. i would like to present senator santorum with a traditional