a masters in economics at the er unty.orne triplets nicholas, zachary and benjamin don't just dress like. they appeao think alike, as well. although they spend a lot of time together, they tell us their bond is something they would ner trade. >> it's a very interesting experience. >> even though we're in a crowd, we stand out. >> we're tl we're triplets because that sets us apart. >> theynl aren't the oy triplets in the family. their great grand forewas a triplett, as well. the bthers are from rocky mountain, north carolina. they all went to college tooth too and graduated from chapel hill. >> gooluckeing theird (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: here with a tribute to the queen of soul, aretha franklin, please welcome the roots and ariana grande. [ cheers and applause ]

entire unit structure of course takes the position that the catholic church usually takes which is untie abortion but argentina let america by and large it's a very peculiar region so argentina has to group which is actually quite powerful has become quite purview over the last couple of years called women for choice or for the right to choose this kind of things i mean catholics that stand in pro-abortion grounds or conservatives that are actually sort of siding with the pro-abortion forces whereas you have people on the list that actually take a much more cautious approach abortion is something that's so the figure of the pope is important they got to church is important but it should not be read as a sort of black or white game it most certainly is not martin jacques following the abortion decision in argentina for us it's going to be a close one and we thank you for putting an end to context for pleasure. and i'll get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world the democratic republic of congo's long standing president joseph kabila will not run in the upcoming e

. >>> we have an unusual crime that led to a violent confrontation inside a shop in montgomery unty. this surveillance video is capturing what happened between some would-be thieves and the employees at this wig shop in silver spring. our pat collins joins us here with a shop on georgia avenue. with a story that was first on 4. patrick? >> reporter: hey, wey. a wig store robbery turns into a wig fight. kicking, pepper spray, wig slapping,ll of it caught on tape. these are close-up pictures of suspects wanted for an assault and attempted robbery of a wig store in silver spring. >> trying to get these people off the street. >> correct. we're asking for the public's help. think this i good video of the suspects. asking anyone with information the ease come forward to police department. >> reporter: police say these three suspects tried to steal someigs. they say two employees tried to stop them and violent.ot ugly the suspect in the green shirt pepper sprays the employees. then came a fight that spilled down the aisle of the store. two men hitting each other with wigs. a woman omployee

of ithgents now charged looking into this incident and the culture of the football program at the unty. the parents say they support the coach and the investigation whatever the outcome may be. >> it is a gradual process we are hoping our teams will be well in the . futu >> this program is not toxic. this program is a great family environment. >> reporter: still they haven't lost track f theeason for this meeting. a member of that family is gone. >> allur prayers go to jordan and his family. >> reporter: in college park, derrick ward, news4. >>> new at 11:00 we now kwhe names two of the men who died in a plane crash this morning in carroll cou maryland. pilot michael kilpatrick of new windsornd hisassenger michaeljohnson were killed their plane crashed in a field. an investigation is ongoing as to the cause for that crash. >>> a man follows a woman home, forces his way in and sexually assaults her. it happened after myth midnight on seventh street. here's more. >> reporter: the woman was just trying to get home when she was attacked on her own doorstep. it happened at the washington ap

clark county in virginia, loudoun unty starting on thursday. >> the biggest part of getting the new school year started is, of course, what are you going get there when you -- what to wear on the way to the bus spot. atwant to start with a look the monday forecast. >> monday getting off to a d start for now in the city, but boy, there is somehunder and lightning to our south. >> if you're in the fredricksburg area and you have to go to the bus stop this morning, keep in mind we're seeing some rain. while some of you may be driving with the windows open, others of you may be needingd the w shield wipers. let's look at temperatures fit, 73 in washington, 74 in quantico. it feels pleasant outside. now we look at the radar and see showers to our south.'l zoom in around fredricksburg, moving throughcu epper. the heaviest of the lightning is farther south. as the kids head to the bus st, we'll mostly be in the upper 60s by about 7:00, 8:00 this morning. feeling comfortable. the farther south you are, you'll need the umbrella this morning. let's head to melissa and see what the commute is looking

the chief says: the unty worries that verizon will likely force public agencies into more expensive plans. verizon says that the fire department was subscribed to an unlimited data plan for government agencies that reduces speeds after hitting a certain allotment. their statement to kpix 5 reads in part: verizon said this had nothing to do with net neutrality. it normally does thrift speed restrictions in emergency situations and they miscommunicated the terms of the plan. in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> this morning, double legal blows for president trump's circle. his former attorney and former campaign chairman are now both convicted felons. the man who once ran the president's campaign paul manafort was convicted on eight of 18 counts of tax and bank fraud. the jurors were not able to reach a verdict on the other counts and this is the first conviction in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. and the president's ex-lawyer and so-called fixer michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance charges. he says the president as a candidate directed him to pay two women

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clark county in virginia, loudoun unty starting on thursday. >> the biggest part of getting the new schoolat are you going get there when you -- what to wear on the way to the bus spot. atwant to start with a look the monday forecast. >> monday getting off to a d start for now in the city, but boy, there is somehunder and lightning to our south. >> if you're in the fredricksburg area and y

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untied and i was amazed of all there are four g. network even in small cities in the northern part of the country here in many rule areas you might not even get a signal even here in frankfurt there are places where you have slow or almost no internet and also here at the frankfurt stock exchange germany's financial hop inside we almost don't have any cellular signal all right i hope that you could still follow the news we just mentioned that the central bank is meeting in jackson hole is taking place and does that play a role where you are oh yes they are monitoring exactly what's going to happen during this meeting you mentioned it a little bit earlier it will be also the first opportunity for mr powell to talk if what he things if the trade war or conflict is going to hurt the u.s. economy investors are expecting during the next nine to twelve months three to four more interest her interest rate hikes in the united states something you just mentioned it donald trump is not going to like. in frankfurt think is a much. well meanwhi

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now that he is now the french president's build himself as a main opponent to the hardline untying my current politicians currently holding power in italy and hungary and also the pair united to fight take this thing even migration policies and vowed to take power into that own hands in the next elections for the european parliament artesian i did by the ski reports from the french capital. we're seeing clear signs developing as we head towards the european elections in twenty nineteen and what we're seeing is the big divisions between the leaders of e.u. nations where the money will not go the president of france declaring today that he would be in opposition to the leaders of italy aren't hungry if that's what they wanted and he would stand up against their policies me. just because it is indeed clear that today there is a strong opposition between nationalists and progressives and i will not give anything away to nationalists and to those who deliver this hate speech and so if they wanted to see me as their main opponent they are right well that's what a president matt cohen had to

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sellers and public markets he is thinking if he could take the company private, his hands would be untiedinue to pursue bigger bets like he did by creating the giga factory which has given tesla a huge cost advantage over other auto companies in the auto industry i think he has built the dominant auto brand in the world. if he wants funding to go private, it will probably be there. but that will be up to the board to decide. >> gentlemen, it is an on-going story, one we're obviously following closely. appreciate you sharing both your thoughts on it >>> when we return, why tariffs are rocking the boating industry "squawk alley" continues next. population on the planet. 'd ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a solution using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is helping us integrate rooft

. >> we'vead so much rain out there since mid-july and most of us are under a flash flood unti. 10:00 toni >> a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for fauier county and fairfax county. what we're talking about, you see the stormsnd building making our way across the region. the heaviest right here with this line that's moving very east.y off to the more storms up towards the frederick area. manassas, around manassas, prince william county, now under a severe thunderstormng war this until 4:30 tonight. can you see a lot of lightning with this storm right here. a lot of lightning with that. i'll zoom in show you what's happening with these. big storm right here along 66 ll to the west of manassas around gainsville and this one east of manassas. lightning associated with this as it crosses over into fairfax county. that warning until 4:30. to the north, more around the frederickol area and the system just rotating around a big air offia low pressure, anp level low. a chance of showers and thunderstorms right on through the rest of the evening really, guys, we've got a lot in the forec

. >>> and this morning, new calls for unty of maryland, the university of maryland football coach to be fid. >> coach d.j.durkin is on administrative leave. justin finch is following this controversy from college park justin, good morning. >> good morning. the lawyer for the family of jordan mcnairt said t coach durkin fostered aorrible culture which included the physical and verba abuse and this lawyer saying that coach fired.should be he is on paid administratl e leave as w two athletic directors are and also a strength coach. damon w evans hired durkin said he is investigating these allegations which sifirst surfad in a report. a sophomore lineman w died back in june weeks after falling ill in a practice. the family lawyer says this was an obvious case of heat stroke that he says never should have happened. back out live, we can tell you an external review is now under wa and results areue in september. the family of mcnair has yetle uit in this case against the university of maryland. we're live in college park, i'm justin finch. >> justin, thank you. >>> happening toda prosecuto

bart stopped the train at the south hayward station and the untyed suspect was arrested.reemont police showed his photo to witnesses at the hospital and they identified the man as the vandal. >>> bart is nabbing a major overhall. all of them were attacked while in the bart system. ktvu tells us the new overhall will begin with new officers temporarily riding the train. >> with a spike in violence. >> another violent attack in oakland sends two men to the hospital. >> bart police are stepping up patrols. 12 hour shifts, six days a week. lots of overtime for officers with many more hopping on and off trains and targeting stations with high rates of crime. but only for three weeks. >> having more officers at every point of the system absolutely helps being at the right place at the right time. makes it quickly to react, pull the train if we need to. those the benefits other being able to have more automobile the ground. >> reporter: for years, bart police has an officer shortage. there are more than 40 open positions. inth last year and a half, a couple dozen have been hired

will make anes a >> we're making a lot of progress in the case, and our intention is to not restwe unti old these guys accountable. >> reporter: blocks away from this event is where the-y r-old was murdered in front of her home on 52rd street. >> these are all the things from makiyah. >> reporter: this growing memorial gives her uncle mikefo d'angelo com and also fuels his mission to try to stop the violence. >> we should be filling each otherith love, not bullets. we should be protecting each other. we should be building these kids and pouring it into the cup oli for these kids because they are our future. >> reporter: they hope thisur senselessr croats a sense of urgency for neighbors to help policeight crime. makiyah is already gone. now it's more about how can we preventhis from happening? >> reporter: and makiyah's uncle tells me that he's hosting a community dialogue tonight at the lincoln memorial to try to talk about and holding an honest and positive conversation he says to try to talk about the violence and how to prevent it. as far as makiyah's case iser cod even though inves

there is a no vacancy sign outside the fairfax unty animal shelter, one of several local shelters nearr at capacity for cats. >> the summer is traditiotilly the when shelters are most full of cats. kitten season starts in early spring, and so around this ti year the kittens are eight weeks old and some have to find their adoptive families so shelters become more full than >> oh, my goodness, they are very cute. the fairfax shelt isffering half off pet adoption fees for this month, but during our clear the shelomr eventng up a week from this saturday, all fees will be waived on that day. if you're thinki about taking home a new family member, you might want to head tohe local animal shelter and adopt on augustar 18th as we che shelters. for more information check out our nan washington app search clear the shelters. >> i want the dog right there. >> looks like a model dog. >> kittens all look like they are ewdels. >>ork city has decided to cap the number of ubers and lyfts that are allowed to operate in the area. >> could it happen here? we'll take a look next. >> a former university ba

just moments ago the judge said the jury asked to deliberate unti 6 sack this evening which is slightly later than normal. manafort is facing more than a dozen federal charges that are related to bank fraud and tax evasion. he did not testify on his own belf, and his attorneys did not call any witnesses. >>> another former member of the trump orbit could be facing soms federal charg related to financial crimes. the "new york times" first reported that investigators are focusing on more than $20 million in loans for the president's former f aer personal attorney michael cohen, and multiple people familiar withtihat inveson tell nbc news prosecutors could be indicting cohen by the end of the month or they may wait untit afte mid terms if the case isn't ready. >>> the fbi raided cohen's hotel and office earlier this yea in connection with payments to two women who alleged they had affairs with president trump. >>> the d.c. counsel is correcting the record after the budget director prevented him from trying to prevent the proposed military parade. nick mulvaney said 70% oppose the president

that nber will be retired unti after what would be mcnair's senior season in 20.ll also be honored on that senior day and maryland will hold a moment of silence before their first two home games and mcnair's locker will be encased in glass, and the school has set up a school rathership fund in his name. always the team hopes to keepr' mcn memory alive. >> we come here today as the univerlty of maryland footb players to change the conversation. it's a time to get back to what is important, and that's honoring our f,len frie brother and teammate jordan mcnair. the moment that we stop saying his name,ha the moment we begin to forget, his legacy will begin to fade, but we plan to ve his legacy live on forever. this season jordan'st spi will be living within each and every one of us. every play we make and snap wen take will be jordan's honor in maryland's first game will be on september 1st. >>> now duponte.united is on a streak and making a push for the playoffs this. games this pasteek resulted in three crucial wins, and these players feel the change around the team

amy: joel clement, thank you for being with us, served in the departrtment of interior u untie quit lastr. and i want to thank ben lefebvre . we will link to your articles and politico, a series of exposes on the current secretary of the interior. that does it for our show. democracy now! has a job opening for a broadcast engineer here in our new york city studio. find out more and apply at democracynow.org. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] announcer: now please join me in welcoming sally kohn and julie lythcott-haims. [cheering and applause] julie: well, hello, everybody. welcome to tonight's program. i'm julie lythcott-haims, as marissa said, author of "real american" and "how to raise an adult." and tonight, it is my pleasure to be here in conversation with sally kohn. sally comes from a life of activism and organizizing, and she's now a political commentator, currently on cnn and formerly on fox. which we are gonna talk about that. she's a columnist, the host of the podcast "state of resistance," and most importantly for our present purposes, author of a brand-new,

unties it. a solo blast off clayton richard. his 11th. 2-1 giants.ases loaded for brandon crawford. strikes out looking on the offspeed pitch. joe panik, what he is going to do? to short stop. bases loaded. nobody out and the giants do not score in the eighth. padres tie it on a double play. then in the tenth, longoria connecting off phil. it's rolling a ways. longoria a stand-up triple. so crawford's chance for redemption comes with two outs, and he delivers. drives home longo and the giants win it, 3-2 in ten. a's and j's tonight. the dodger continue the add following the acquisition of manny machado. today they added brian dozier from the twins for logan forsythe and two prospects. dozier has 16 homers. the giants rumored to have some interest in hgo. >im a start winkgee pitching in supply. one of the few available chris archer dealt by the rays to the pirates for a pair of prospects. pittsburgh is playing a little better so trying to make a push. archer two-time all star. richard sherman coming off achilles tendon surgery. we've seen him getting

we get a break outth there unti midday hours and more scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecastsday aft evening. >> yeah. we may get a couple of days here wenesday and thursday whe may get a little bit of a break. 87 tomorrow and 40% chance of afternoon storms. any srms that form tomorrow do have a chance of strong to severe storms. 91 on wednesday and 92 on thursday. a little bit more humidity on thursday and friday a high of 94 degrees and a good chance of t storre. take a look all the way into the middle of next week. talking about a chance of storms each and every day. we're f by not out of the roads as far as the rain and flood concerns continue. >> thank you, doug. >>> for some parents andgs yors, sleepy summer days are just about over and the days of barelg sleepn are over. this week students go back to school in spotsylvania and fauquier county and parts of virginia and students at 13 schools are back in class as part of the city's extended school year program and doctors are pencouragingents to put the focus on healthier sleep schedules saying it can help kids do betr i

amy: joel clement, thank you for being with us, served in the departrtment of interior u untie quit lastr. and i want to thank ben lefebvre . we will link to your articles and politico, a series of exposes on the current secretary of the interior. that does it for our show. democracy now! has a job opening for a broadcast engineer here in our new york city studio. find out more and apply at democracynow.org. [captioning made possible by çççççracy now!] >>> hello, welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm miki yamamoto in tokyo. we start this hour with the turkish lyra where fear is spreading to wall street. in new york, the three major indeces closed lower with the dow jones and s&p 500 declining for the fourth day in

an activity and educator, and philip stinson, a criminal justice professor at bowling green state untysearch, which we mentioned in our story just now, fuses in part on police shootings. thank you to both ofyou. brittany, you emerged as national voice after the killing of michael brown in rguson, missouri. the officer in that case was controversially not ndicted what do you make to have the guilty verdict and the sentencing of roy olive what do you think it will mean to the "black lives matter" and our nation as a whole? >> it depends on whether or not this is going to set a trend or be an anomaly. unfortunately, all our past experience shows us this probably be an anomaly, that at the end of the day we actually saw a lice officer be convicted of a shooting of ack young blan and we know historically less than 1% of the officers who shoot black people are ever convicted of that crime. so we're glad to see some kind of justice happening in the case, but we don't think it enough, and until this is a trend of accountability and prevention, we won't be satisfied. >> dr. stinson, trends, why

i was not actively part of that discussion as it came --it unti ot before the full appropriations committee. i wish we had been more specionc that, but that's money states will hopefully use to make that transition. >> why did you vote against the election securities billth was this here this week? >> there was no elections security bill this bill, but $250 million to go to the st es. >> you want it more specified? >> more specified. i don't nt this to be an annual entitlement. the distapt money and local money on how to spend it. $380 million was whay we were toldmeland security and state officials they needed. it's barely out the door. they have five years to spend it. i want to have things like an audit trail that people have confidence in. lee central thread of the fabric of democracy is peaving confidence that what happened on election day is what really happened. another discussion about all of may have ation that led voters to that decision, that's where the russians appear to be more vigorous this time than last time. >> well, final question here. the sanctions bilfrom hell lindsay

mean in saxony people are sensitive there's a lot of people who are sensitive to such messages to untie immigration proposal and there's an established new not seen on the other hand a number of these of these pages on facebook are they are public yesterday we saw that police was caught a little bit off guard by the number of people who went down to the streets. today hopefully they i mean they're likely much more prepared to deal with the situation authorities can monitor what i'm trying to say is authorities can monitor days of facebook pages they can monitor these calls for action and hopefully in the future they will better be better prepared than they have been yesterday to prevent dangerous speech from from turning into into real violence and streets and it's so interesting to see you know how both the language online and how the violence on the streets as we witness also with charlotte who is on site there who is now getting to safety how all of these are sometimes intertwined so. for the budget with the latest on our social media desk thank you so much for your reporting on the

armed assault mainly perpetrated by even a fearless and con and security cameras sparked a wave of untied ministry and feeling in. this honest compatriots are paying the price thinking that. people have to understand we are not all the same the great majority is here to work and send money to our families to get them out of the inferno that venezuela has become. businessmen you to do stop textile employee and say the number of in a swill as working here is grow where they peruvians save in a swill and are taking their jobs i'm a big deal some businessmen here have laid off peruvians because they say venezuelans charge them less the anti immigration sentiment among many people who vians was fueled by a conservative candidate ylem s. mayoral race in october he gained popularity by same venice will answer threatening security and jobs. but government officials have condemned cinephile big slurs produce open border policy has let more than four hundred thousand in a swim in the country nearly seventy thousand have already been granted work permits were again official say the press is over thi

along at what legal analysts call break neck speed announced the court would be dark until afternoon untiat the judge could do something else. wknow not what. we were led the defense woulprosecutionwould rest its ce defense would take over. it finally about before 2:30. no explanation as to what had been going on all day. instead of the prosecution resting, it called another witness. the feds say president trump's former campaign chairman was the master mind of a multi-million-dollar scheme to evade u.s. tax and banking laws. he face more than a dozen charges for the lobbying he did for a pro-party political party in ukraine. manafort pleaded not guilty to everything. peter doocy is at the courthouse outside washington. i understand examination continued when court resumed but what happened? >> well, initially when the judge said, mr. andreas, the prosecutor, you can call your next witness. the prosecutor pointed out, what about the jury? the jury hadn't even come in yet. but, they brought the jury in. the first witness sat down. his name is dennis raco. he was given immunity to testify.