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university. posted pictures to facebook calling the owners great examples of the entrepreneurial nature of the kentucky farmer. in texas, congressman will heard is visiting local dairy queen's, holding town halls to meet constituents throughout south and west texas. he has been chronicling the journey he calls the sea to dq on social media -- he calls d.c. to dq on social media. >> live on our second day of d.c. to dq. if you have been following us, this is 20 stops in six days, a meeting with constituents in the 23rd congressional district of texas. border.s of the >> congress returns september 5 with a busy fall ahead. on their list of issues include passing a federal spending bill by the september 30 deadline to fund the federal government. floor votes are expected by the end of the year on reforming the tax code and raising the debt ceiling. expected worke is on health care reform, holding hearings next month. watch coverage on the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2 . >> coming up live on the c-span network, it is discussion about diversity and cyber security with professionals looking at wa

university. he posted pictures to facebook, calling the owners great examples of entrepreneurs. and a texan is visiting local dairy queens in his district, holding informal gatherings to me constituents. he has been chronicling the q" oney he calls "d.c. to d social media. here is a look. day am live on the second of d.c. to dq. this is 20 stops in six days. a meeting with constituents in the 23rd district of texas. 820 miles of the border. >> congress returns september 5 with a busy fall ahead. on the list of issues to take up , the passing of federal spending bill by september 30 and floor votes are expected by the end of the year on reforming the tax code and raising the debt ceiling. off the floor, they are expected to continue working on health care reform, voting committee hearings next month. watch gavel to gavel coverage of the house and senate on c-span and c-span2. >> coming up on friday morning, diversity and cyber security with professionals in the industry looking at ways to broaden diversity in the workforce. live from new america on c-span3. in the afternoon, a di

university. the nobel prize winner is pictured here in "the times" and quoted as saying she's "so excited" to studyhilosophy, politics and economics. in the business section of the south china morning post, it says this. "unicom revamp gets mass support," as private and state sectors back a mixed ownership scheme. but the rush to execute the plan raises problems. now to look at those stories. with us is richard griffiths, who is communications adviser at richard griffiths communications. barcelona, of course, dominating all the headlines today. we have had a second operation in cambrils since the barcelona attack. a familiar pattern over the last year with similar attacks all over europe. yeah. no one would expect to see this as front—page news this morning. as soon as this happened, eve ryo ne morning. as soon as this happened, everyone started talking about it. this, yesterday, was a global news event. this is an evolving situation. spanish police have fooled another attack further down the coast in cambrils. on the front page of el pais this morning, they are talking about the intelligence, sayi

university. the nobel prize winner is pictured here in "the times" and quoted as saying she's "so excited" to studysouth china morning post, it says this. "unicom revamp gets mass support," as private and state sectors back a mixed ownership scheme. but the rush to execute the plan raises problems.

amateur detectives concluded the protester there on the left was the arkansas university substantiate professor pictures on -- assistant professor ficktured on the right, but they were wrong. the professor posted his own defense. also university of nevada student says he was in fact at a rally that rally, but he said he got thres en s deoto atwas h posted. people all across the bay area have mixed views on this. some say exposing and punishing people over social media this isn't fair, while others say supremacists should have to answer for their actions. >> what are some of the local leaders saying about this? >> reporter: well, you know, mayor lee joining with the human rights commission today, they're going to host their first of several community conversations. they want to open up the dialogue on racial ethnic animosity. the public sin violated today from -- is invited today from 11:00 to 12:30 at the office in san francisco. >> the alameda county sheriff's office is apologizing for retweeting the account of a white supremacist. he was pronoting a news conference he was holding on the events in char

university. he posted pictures to facebook, calling the owners great example s of the farmer. a congressman is visiting local dairy queens in his district, meeting constituents throughout south and west texas. he has been chronicling the journey he calls "d.c. to the dq" on such media. >> this is your congressmen going live on our second day of "d.c. to dq." this is 20 stops in six days, a meeting with constituents in the 23rd district. 820 miles of the border. september fifth was a busy fall ahead. on their list of issues to take up this fall, passing a federal spending bill by the september 30 deadline to fund the federal government. floor votes are expected by the end of the year on reforming the tax code and raising the debt ceiling. the senate is inspected to continue work on health care reform. watch live delta gabrielle -- gavel-to-gavel coverage. >> a panel will look at the mercy and cyber security with professionals in the industry looking at ways to broaden diversity in the workforce. in the afternoon, a discussion on u.s.-taiwan relations, looking at shared interest

universe. >> we're looking at photos we saw pictures and videos here a short time ago of president and firstlooking to vice-president p looking up at this incredible sight today and for for those of who with wo don't have as much knowledge as do you from all of this how rare was this again. when might be the next time we can see something like this here. >> shawn the last time it went coast to coast of united states was 1918, 99 years ago and this was really a great american eclipse because no other country had totality like we did only united states and next total solar eclipse will number 2024 only twelve states texas and work way up towards pennsylvania and off the coast so. going across the coast. it won't happen again for hundreds of years. >> are you already making plans for that one. >> i plan on. it i might be up there to look atty don't know. >> come on up. >> i'll get the next one. >> colon up. >> thank you very much. >> thanks jim, shawn, have >> i love the enthusiasm. >> do you want to sing bonnie tyler. >> i think i'll pass. >> once upon a time there was love in my life announce

i want to show you a picture of university of allan nevins, reno, student, peter. he confirmed he traveled across the country to attend the unite the right rally over the weekend and actually ended up getting death threats to his name. this is what he responded when we asked him about what this experience has been like for him. >> i understand the photo is very bad looking but i don't believe they should threaten my family. you can call me a nazi, you can hate my ideology, but i wouldn't threaten anyone. >> now, the university of allan nevins, reno, has not expelled him from school even though there have been calls on social media to d that or heeded any of the calls to fire him from his campus job, but they did come out with a statement after a lot of presh sure to say they do not agree with the particular beliefs that were espoused at the particular rally in charlottesville over the weekend. also, celebrities weighing in, chris. jennifer lawrence using her 16 million facebook followers and she is calling for individuals to be named in her facebook post, she says,

it's at the university of chicago and we have an interesting picture of its survival which i think everybody will find kind of interesting. but when you see these objects, how does that connect with what you've done in your research to what actually happens. talk a little bit about your reactions where we've got all that stuff. that's the thing i was never quite so happy about my schedule as when jennifer told me you have an hour to kill then they dragged me away from the display of whatever else it is. i believe these machines and these museums are powerfully evocatively important for a lot of reasons. first of all i don't think anyone fully realizes the scale until you are standing next to them and in the case of the lunar module, it is so ugly it is beautiful. it is the perfect machine i can look at pictures all day and stand in the vicinity of it and see this is the scale even though we don't get to touch it this is what it would have looked liked to have been a person engaged in that machine. the spacecraft in the gallery over there is another example that you have this spacecraft and m

we have shown you pictures of only taking not place in the university of virginia, charlottesville virginia overs on saturday, and we talk about the president's on it. the last one made yesterday. you can see the complete statement and his thoughts on our website at c-span.org. from virginia, democrats line, hello. >> thank you for taking my call. i'm 72 years old, a senior citizen and a veteran. i cannot believe -- the greatest evidence against anyone in a court love law or whatever, out of his own mouth, trump has confirmed he is a racist. he has given credibility to the clan and neo-nazis. how can he say there were some decent people amongst them when they are running around spitting on people talking about jews and the nazi flag. it is total disgrace. lost all credit odie. i'm a resident from new york and he is talking about the inner city. you never did anything in the inner city when he was in new york. he discriminated against black people in the housing. this is not new to me. as far as talking about the lack of funds, many dynamics were going on in places in the inner city. economi

and on the big picture just getting word of a new crash near the university of the sciences along 41stnd as a result of that, the septa 11 and 36 trolleys are being diverted this morning. they're also still working on that sinkhole that resulted from the water main break yesterday afternoon on south broad at geary just south of 76. and one last live look, this is 42 northbound side a gathering crowd passing creek road heading toward 295. matt. >> thank you, matt. developing now the u.s. and north korea are trading escalating threats. this latest stair down follows reports of the communist country has mastered crucial technology needed to strike the u.s. mainland with a nuclear missile. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in the satellite center with the full story. katherine. >> reporter: matt, tensions have certainly been mounting. north korea threatened a missile strike on gaum soon after president trump issued strong words toward the regime. a harsh warning from president trump to north korea. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will b

and also a group from the university of southern california will be receiving balloons to take picturesam video. the party here they are actually going to see some of it which is also going to be available online as well. the biggest thing is make sure to wear those safety glasses. for research during a solar eclipse they say it is too bright normally to see the corona around the sun but during the eclipse they can get the video and pictures to help them understand a little better. it is pretty cool. sandra osborne, kpix 5 . >>> this morning we spoke with bill harwood will be watching from illinois and he says even amateur scientists can help to bring the eclipse to the rest of the world . >> reporter: there is at least two project using amateurs and one is identical telescopes that they will be assembling with a movie as the shadow moves across the united states with another program called the mega movie project where they have software that works on your smart phone to combine images that they will put together into a giant movie when it is all over. >> nearly doubling the population

picture on the times. the main story, universities ta ke times. students ahead of british. a drive for higher fees is betraying six formers here. and another picture of usain bolt congratulating justin gatlin. we will get more on that through the morning. many people have been e—mailing and tweeting about it. a disappointment for many. the headline story, the brexit divorce bill. they say the uk wants to get it down to 36 billion pounds. the telegraph says it is the first time we have heard a specific figure mentioned. the observer. the main story. anne longfield. you will know her. she is the children's commissioner. sometimes she is on the programme. she wants children to stop bingeing social media. she is urging parents to regulate it like junk food. she wants them to do something constructive. some take a draconian approach like i do. good morning. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: usain bolt has failed to win his final individual 100 metre race at the world athletics championships. the eight—time 0lympic

picture outside sky six live in hd from our temple university camera looking at the center city skyline mostly clear, quiet another beautiful shot to share with you see six live and hd in penn's landing and a quiet and still delaware river and all is calm across the region it was a beautiful day today with a high in philadelphia in at 85 degrees dew point temperatures were low and in the city we come in at 76 and dew point numbers starting to rise tapping into return flows and tapping into the southwest wind as we go through the rest of tonight and fast forward and 8:00 some sun and temperature of 72 and giving way to high afternoon clouds and tracking a disturbance off to the west that will work eastward as we get into tomorrow evening but it was about the dew point temperatures and dew point numbers earlier today were in the lower 60s upper 50s now we are getting that southwest wind so 65 degree dew point in philadelphia meaning you're going to be noticing a touch in the humidity especially as we go throughout the day tomorrow, 72 degrees dew point down along the coast in cape may sat

her and got it back but the students marked and other students videos and pictures of them calling them racist. the universityponding in part students represent all that is right about america. rob: confederate monuments under fire, monuments to christopher columbus for alleged crimes committed against native people in the west indies when he discovered them and calls for monuments to george washington to be ripped down, washington was a slave owner as well as america's first president and a founding father who led america to victory against the british. we talked to people in manhattan which holds some spectacular monuments that are city's mayor is reviewing and deciding whether or not to ripped down. >> what do you think of calls for monuments like this to be taken down. >> a little ridiculous we have gotten to a point in this country where political correctness is overflowing. >> to tear that down and the race it seems pretty pathetic i guess. >> seeking independence from great britain and in great britain there were slaveowners too. >> if we don't learn from history and have those reminders how do we move

skyline where we have clear skies, looking with our temple university camera we have bright sunshine to start us off, more clouds in the picture today than yesterday. 69 degrees in philadelphia. not as cool as yesterday morning. the dewpoint, 64 degrees, that's a change. it's slightly more humid than yesterday. the winds are calm, the pressure is falling. the ocean temperature, 74. satellite and radar showing yes we have the clear skies, you can see clouds trying to stream in from the west. we'll see high clouds popping up this afternoon as a warm front approaches. looking at the day ahead. mostly sunny, 85. 8:00 a.m., 69 degrees, 10:00, 77 you will feel the humidity, a little more than yesterday, noon, 81 degrees, mostly sunny, pretty nice, 3:00 p.m., sitting at 85 coming down from that at 6:00 p.m. 82 degrees. great day to be down the shore. the week didn't start off very good, but it's getting better each day. today, sunshine, low risk of rip currents. looking good here. 79 in atlantic city for the high. 78 in beach haven. delaware, 80 for the high, 75-degree ocean temperature, go ahead and jump in. tomorrow mostly cloudy s

university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >> this is now a live picture of galveston texas and authorities now say that harvey has made landfall. it happened a few minutes ago. you are looking at winds up to 130 miles per hour. it is raining hard. it will be raining hard for days. they could get up to 30-inches of rain in places like galveston and corpus christie and houston and rock port. this is going to be a very, very difficult situation for the texas gulf coast. we'll be keeping our eyes on this situation throughout the weekend here on channel6 and "6abc".com. >>> there is word that north korea fired more missiles into the sea. they have traveled 155-miles today in what appears to be the latest weapon's test of the regime of kim jung un. there is no response from the white house. >>> a man armed with a knife is wrestled to the ground outside buckingham palace. two officers received minor wounds while detaining the suspect. no other injuries were reported. >> we have video of a large dump truck crashing into a over head highway sign in houston. the impact sent the mangled sign crashing into the roa

from houston to beaumont, we've extended those into areas of louisiana and some pictures we've gotten, this is the universityf houston, the bottom floor of all these buildings, water in all of them. people's property just gone. none of these people have flood insurance. >> this is inside someone's home. look at the inside of their dining room. look at the roof structures and water damage. so much heart break. flood insurance is only for people that have it. your homeowners insurance doesn't guarantee you that. but since we're seeing a flood we've sever seen before so many people won't get their money back. here's images we've been showing you, this loose like the mississippi river. this is 610, the major highway around the area. this was an image i took an hour ago. this is a water bottle floating. this is a lamp post on highway 610. that's two feet away from the lamp post. the camera was almost underwater. other images all the same. everywhere you look on traffic cameras around houston everyone looks the same. this is the bayou going up into the downtown area. you can see the light here halfway up to the li

universes." cornel west appeared on democracy now! and painted a different picturearlottesville than president trump saying anarchists and anarchists saved his life. >> get a number of courageous students of all colors of the university of virginia protesting against the neofascist themselves. the neofascists had their own ammunition. this is important to keep in mind. the police for the most part pulled back. the next day, for example, of the 20 of us who were standing, many of them clergy, we would have been crushed like cockroaches if it were not for the anarchist and anti-fashion who approached over 350 anti-fascist. we just had 20. we were singing "this little light of mine." amy: antifa, meaning anti-fascists. >> they saved our lives. we would have been completely crushed. i will never forget that. " to look more at the movement known as antifa, we're joined by mark bray. hihis new book, "antifa: the anti-fascist handbooook." first, pronounce it for us and then talkk about antifa. >> welcome it is pronounced on-tee-fa. is short for anti-fascists. president tru

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picture? tonight's conversation the glass universe is so named because of the glass plate that tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, 500,700 place that the women of the harvard college observatory used as innovative technique to study the universe and many things are interesting about it scientifically which we will talk about. this gaggle of women that worked for charles pickering, the director of the harvard college observatory. they allegedly fired all the men and hired a scottish made. he already had some women computers and a scottish made that worked for him on the residents cited the observatory. as a pregnant woman no longer with her husband as was said that she was abandoned by her husband and pickering immediately realized she was too intelligent to be working as a maid to come as a domestic servant moved her to the observatory and gave her copying and computing work to do and then she went on to become the first woman at harvard to have a university title and was the curator of astronomical photographs, and -- >> she came here around 1879 said he'd been there only two years and

services, andg what we watch on cable tv. , professoronight from stanford university who will talk about facebook likes in pictures. he will help us begin to grasp how assessments like these are being used and could be used to shape our political reality. please welcome me and joining him to the stage. thanked me -- thank you for helping us spirit behind the stage. tell us about what you can help us learn from our likes and facebook pictures. >> i am a computational psychologist, which means that i am working mostly with a data. so instead of saving time with research subjects in my or usingy or running surveys, i would look at the digital footprints that you so nicely introduced before that we are leaving the hind while we use digital products and services. it is a great time to be a computational psychologist, it is a great day to be made because you guys -- we all, leave an enormous amount of digital footprints behind. we are, ibm as to my did leaving 50 megabytes of digital footprints a day. this is an enormous amount of data. if you wanted to back it up on paper as he rows and ones double-sized,per, font size

ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some pictures again from our top story, in fact, that vigil at the universitye will ove 1120 m e holding candles, singing we will overcome and black lives matter. quite an impressive scene. the us vice president, mike pence, meanwhile, has been defending donald trump's response to the violence in cha rlottesville trump's response to the violence in charlottesville following what's been cramming chorus of criticism, and several members of two presidential business councils have quit their roles over mr trump's comments over charlottesville, putting the blame as much on left wing as on right—wing protesters, and the right wing supremacists there. those groups had in fact now been disbanded. mr trump chose to do that in the light of the numbers who had quit, just saying thank you on twitter for the business leaders and their efforts so far. as i say, mike pence the one who has been supporting mr trump at this stage, but clearly the pressure coming from various quarters within business. we are going to focus on that in the next 30 minutes a little bit, having a rev

remember, hbo has warner universal and fox motion pictures. netflix is left with nothing new.to some combination of epix, stars, hbo, and the new disney offering. no new movies. a question whether there will be any children's content after 2018. likely, you will see others emulating disney and pulling content from netflix. it is a race for netflix to replace established content with recognizable brands, with new content of its own. keep in mind, netflix owns very little of what you think of as netflix originals. things like "house of cards" and "orange is the new black" is not theirs. they do on "stranger things," but i defy you to name many shows that are popular. david: traditionally in television, you would pay a fair amount to produce the program, but then you would own the program and get money off of it for years to come, international and domestic. if that is not true of netflix, how can it afford to invest the money it needs to, if it does not have presold material? how can they afford to keep this up? michael: my $82 target implies a $35 billion value for this company

i was trying to check out who that guy is, dom i think i'm looking at a picture of him >> a rutgers professor the state universityw jersey i see him. just wondering what his axe to grind is i would want to spread around the blame and say this is not all democrats, republicans are a part of this front-page article it will all be blamed on trump insurers seem to hike aca premiums 33% we had sizeke emanuel yesterday talking about that he was saying that trump owns the problems for the aca because of -- i don't know, because of the uncertainty of how the administration will support the exchanges or whatever. it's funny the way -- they went this way, people blaming each other. you know what's interesting? we have mike jackson on from autonation for an economy that we're wondering how strong it is exactly, what's going on with auto sales you know, we have the 2.6% gdp number, a jobs number that might be good again on friday. but this is one sort of glaring inkcongruity or outlier auto sales, seven straight months of declines, partly because they have gotten more discipline and they don't want to give the big discounts

southern new hampshire university >>> houston waking up under water. look at the pictures.rainage system is overwhelmed and airport is feeling the effects as well. rosa flores, you might have seen her report earlier. they are scramble to go get to higher ground because the water is starting to overtake where they are. >> on the phone is big bagley, of all three airports in the houston area. thanks for being with us, mr. bagley. fir, tell us the condition of these airports. are the runways under water? give us an update. >> right now, as of a couple of hours ago, water on the taxiways at hobby airport so because of that the airport is closed until the water can be removed and we can safely have air operations at that airport. bush is not closed because of the -- of water in any of the facility. it will be seeing far less air traffic than you would usually see on a typical sunday. united airlines, earlier saturday, announced that it would be cutting back on a number of of its air operations. so we are going to be seeing considerably less traffic there. probably through monday

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university of pennsylvania campus. so, here again, they are the pictures and this first picture is latest picture, this is a shot we know from behind and from the side but only shot they have of him from surveillance on haverford road before he puts his red hood over his head, so you can see his hair style, side of his face. then you get tight shot of his face with the hood on, he pull s the hood up after he shoots the man in his getaway running down haverford road to get out of there. again, he has man's phone, talking gun in, he has man's phone and probably initial to the city of philadelphia in west philadelphia and then again around 40th and market the phone shuts off according to investigators. our detectives are working around the clock. we don't want anybody tolls get hurt whether it is here in philadelphia or any other town this guy has an agenda or, something else is going on, so he is shot, at two people in the city, killed one person in haverford township. what will he do next? we want to get him off the street. >> reporter: we have learned from talking to philadelphia detectives that they concentrated a sear

videos of friday night's white nationalists' torch march on the university of virginia campus in charlottesville. we decided to blur the picturen this tweet because we have not independently confirmed this is cole white. we've learned he goes by the nickname based rick flair and got attention for his alleged participation in this april melee in berkeley. the berkeley police department has not confirmed if he was arrested for participating in this large-scale fight. top dog got deluged with calls and posts on their social media pages about cole white after photos of him at the virginia march surfaced and made it clear that he no longer works here. i talked with a law professor who was dropping her son off for classes. she says this raidses an interesting -- raises an interesting issue. >> as someone who is interested in employment matters, some of us have been talking about whether you can fire someone for expressing political views. >> reporter: she says california does offer some specific protections for political speech. nbc, bay area news. >> interesting debate. >>> in less than a half hour, health care workers are planning

downtown charlottesville a mile and a half from the university of virginia campus. great reporting, live pictures of charlottesville and continue to monitor some of the cameras around charlottesville and see if the violence continues or if things stay calm, 1:00 eastern in charlottesville. g new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. >> looking at charlottesville, virginia where a state of emergency has been declared by the governor. we have seen clashes between white nationalists, activist, counter protesters, that have turned chaotic and quite violent. the alt right and their supporters are protesting the removal of a statue honoring confederate general robert e lee. police have used tear gas and batons to disperse the crowd. we haven't heard any word on the extensive seriousness of injuries or any reword of the possibility of arrests. we are waiting for that. first lady melania trump tweeting our country encour

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pictures. melia obama has moved into her new pad at -- malia obama has moved into her new pad at harvard university. the 19-year-old graduated high school last year. she chose to take a gap year off before starting college. during that year, she did an internship. she also went to the sundance film festival and traveled with her family in the summer months. that's a great idea, having that extra year off to figure out what you want to do, explore. josh: a much better idea by the time you get to school of what might be available. for back-to-school tomorrow, things don't get much better than the forecast for these kids in loudoun county. it feels a little bit more like fall. to be goingiate back to school. cloudy skies for a lot of us today. we will slowly clear out later on. 80 degrees for you right now at reagan national. the breeze -- that's our sign that things are trending in the right direction. the wind is out of the north. drier air. already happening in frederick county. clear skies taking over. not so much for d.c. temperatures in fredericksburg right around 76, where we do have a few show

university of california system. this vehicular attack mode, we're seeing pictures from there now, the globalization of europe and the united states, we see the starbucks right there, this is a corner which would have many american tourists and most times of year, especially in august as well as europeans from all over europe going to barcelona, and the fact of using a van if this is indeed terror, talk ing about fatalities, and a driver or drivers who ran off. they're looking for several people. >> yes. and one of the things that that is significant about this kind of attack is how difficult it is to prevent. it is very low tech. you rent a van. you identify a spot where there are a lot of people and you ram your van into it. from a pure prevention standpoint, it is difficult to see how such a thing can be prevented in free and open societies. when you as homeland security and other counterterror officials would game out how to prevent -- pointing out it is very difficult to prevent, we have changed the structures around official monuments and most notable places and congress and the like. the entire landscape of wa

university stadium. it's decked out with a press box, a picture of the couple on the video board and a stadium full of fansthe couple met after a oklahoma football game. pictures of the cake have been shared ten thousand times on facebook. >> are you kidding me! >> no, we're not kidding you, stacy and shane stewart decided to surprise their children when they were able to adopt their new daughter. they had been waiting since november to adopt their third child, they have two biologic daughters, the new bundle of joy makes this a family of seven. the girls were overjoyed having an addition to an already large family. they say they are very loving and thankful to the baby's biologic mother and consider her family as well. >> that's my favorite video. >> are you kidding me? >> tell us what you think about the videos by going to our facebook and twitter accounts. >> inside story coming up later on 6abc. here's tamala edwards with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, i always tell you we'll have a great inside story, i'm telling you today, we have a barn burner of a show. august should be good morning, but we

a big picture criticism was a university professor, a former boj board member, because people are gettingd to being able to borrow at low rates, it would delay structural reforms. thatople start to think such a low interest rate environment and the current exchange rate will stay forever. so rather than speeding up because the boj will start to taper someday, they may speed up the structural reform, but everybody is laid off and people think the current situation will continue forever. this is a growing concern in japan. is one voice making this criticism for a while. people arees, concerned about the boj distorting the japanese stock market. governor kuroda says he does not need to increase the program, that it has reduced risk premium and encouraged business investment and more, so another and all seems on the same path for now. rishaad: let's shift it back to janet yellen and mario draghi, what was the key message there? >> i'm not sure. i know one thing for sure, they did not talk about monetary policy because they don't know what they are going to do or they don't want to be dependen

family inans northern minnesota and he went to the university of minnesota where he discovered woody guthrie and turned himself into the man. there's pictureshrie because that is the was' truth. so, woodrow wilson guthrie was born in oklahoma to a guy that had played a lot of money by helpfully say this politely, trading with the indians is the nicest way to say it, stealing a love of land in the territory before it began in the states and after he became a state.es i'm going to be the biggest of them all. and he created a persona of the ultimate and people kept saying you freely lived a life commented and he would say i can do a good impersonation. people want our heroes to be authentic. >> it seems like he may have said that there was an impression that he was to be authentic and ben dillingham comes along and basically takes the similar and expounds on it. it seems in his earlier days he was more an impersonator. >> i start a chapter in the booe saying he'a booksaying he's a we says that. he says i make things up. it helps me. it creates these persona of things they could say. >> this leads into the third part of the book which is a very

you're looking at pictures of those torches i just mentioned right now, at the university of virginia right now, protesting the removal of the statue of the confederate general in an area that has an ignoble history of slavery. those protests continued and were met with counterprotests from both the clergy, black lives matter activists, anti-fascist organizations and they devolved into violence, and then just late this afternoon, another incident, far more tragic, and potentially one that could have severe consequences, a car plowed into a group of those counterprotesters with what the images indicate are severe injuries for people that are there on the scene. maya rodriguez, nbc news producer, has been following this situation on the scene of that car crash. we don't know if that crash was a deadly one, but we do know that many were injured, correct? >> reporter: that's right, jacob. i mean, i personally, when i got to the scene, saw at least six people being loaded into ambulances here, so at least a half dozen injured, and i'm talking about people being loaded on stretchers, some o

are blasting espn over a controversial decision to pull a university of virginia football announcer because of his name. now, this is a picture of the announcer, robert lee. clearly he is asian. a spokesperson for espn confirmed he will be replaced for the september 2 game in charlottesville out of concern his name willow fend people at the game. espn re lease a statement that says we collectively made the decision with robert to switch games as the tragic events in charlottesville were unfolding simply because of the coincidence in his name. in that moment it felt right to all party. it's a shame that this is even a topic of conversation and we regret that who calls play for play for a football game has become an issue. fox5 is in prince george's county where officials have deemed a condominium unsafe and have ordered all residents to move out by noon tomorrow. while investigating the line hill condominiums. fox5 found horrible conditions including \hole\wholes in the ceiling, and an abandoned toiment and a strong odor in the hallways. residents have also complained of rats, myself and flies. prince george's county fire chie