we are working to learn more on how the vick is doing. yesterday afternoon police sayi gunf on kennedy street left a man wounded. officers foundan as m near ingram street. the juvenile walked to the hospital for help. >>> the country's intelligence chief is stepping down. dan coats. he often clashes with president trump. the two not seeing eye to eye involving issues on iran and russia. hansth nichols has latest from the white house. >> reporter: he's often at odds with president trump over issues of north korea and russia. >> the white house announced on twitter that vladimir putin iso coming the white house in the fall. >> say that again? [ laughter ] >> vladimir putin is coming -- >> did i hear you? >> okay. >> yeah. >> reporter: coats contradicted the president on kim jong-un's willingness to gve up his nuclear weapon. north korea will seek to retain its capabilities andt is unlikely to completely give up its production capabilities. >> reporter: the president announcing coats' replacement.es congran john ratcliffe who impressed him d

now let's talk with the silver black because bay area sports night were to be having vick taper of the athletic on the program so many storylines and i've been to jon gruden are knox but what is the story line that your most fascinated to see how it plays out next season for the it definitely has to be the raiders fancy most expensive offseason acquisition him antonio brown one of the highest-paid receivers. >>in football. obviously he's a big name and very vercomes wi you know a reputation whether it's fair unfair. that he can blow of locker rooms and can be you know a personality but a lot of talent in world so i'm really interested to see how it's going to mention that locker room how he's going to mess with another big personality and jon gruden and if he can most importantly help them win football games going to be exciting going to be talking raiders going to be talking 49 ers and also we're not going to forget about the giants and a's having an incredible summer. >>bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on. let's go back to you getting justine thank you so much. >>and since the

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with a landing robot vick separates from the craft the most exciting phase begins india's 1st soft landing on the moon. the. selective landing site is about 600 kilometers from the lunar south pole a region of craters that has literally been on the dark side of the moon for billions of years the blue markings here show where satellites have spotted frozen ice craters given the high plateau the landing robot should touch down gently amid rock that is older than anything on earth. after landing opened its doors and released india's 1st lunar rover on to the surface. small as a briefcase it can cover up to 500 meters. with its instruments the rover will measure water bearing minerals in the lunar rock as well as the concentration of elements such as aluminum silicone and titanium. meanwhile the landing robot moonquakes an explorer so-called lunar plasma a thin layer of electrically charged particles above the surface. and the rover will be able to collect data for 14 days then it will be dark for 14 days that's when the temperature drops to $160.00 degrees below 0. the orbiter will spend a ye

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and stephen chris vick in third.d prix on pole position despite having been l this week. hamilton's mercedes team with valerie bought and third, it was a miserable day for ferrari. both had technical problems and will start near the back of the grid. craig tabled in reports. homecoming for sebastian vettel, and ferrari's pacing practise created an air of expectation. on his over qualifying lap, there was clearly something wrong, and the pit stop back in. despite ferrari's efforts, they were unable to get him back on the track, and he will start tomorrow's ways debacle race from 20th place. verse 80's home track is celebrating 125 yea rs of 80's home track is celebrating 125 years of racing this week, and revision in the car and there is higher. it may look different, but lewis hamilton remains the same driver. and one fastest in the second and third rounds. charles auclair is also looking quick, but for ari's look went from bad to worse with another mechanical issue. we'll worse with another mechanical issue. we' ll

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it was fitting that abc7's own vick lee emceed it. he is one of the few, maybe the only tv reporters still active who covered him when he joined the san francisco board of supervisors in the 1970s.em viv euphoria, the excitement, the day he was elected to the board. the first openly gay politician elected in california. >> the euphoria was cut short when they were assassinated by the supervisor dan white in 1978. but it wasn't a day of sorrow. it was more of a celebration. it will open with nine gates and jet blue. >> i know we have three phases in this project for terminal one and we have completed phase one. >> it will feature 25 gates and new concessions and loading bridges. >>> 150-year-old nonprofit spca will continue to provide shelter behavior services, post adoption support and online programs for the community including behavior and training videos on its youtube channel. the spca from san francisco serve an email saying in par, these changes will allow us to reach our goal of making a maximum impact in the long term. serving

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response to the rallies if passed the bill would allow beijing to seek the extradition of those of vick convicted for serious crimes from hong kong to mainland china supporters of the bill say it will stop the territory from becoming a refuge for criminals however many fair it will lead to political persecution from beijing and undermine the area's autonomy. since the foreign secretary has waded in with an anniversary statement warning china to respects hong kong's all tanami but beijing reminded him to stop meddling junk food from. hong kong. and this internal of no foreign country has the right to that of the were urged britain to know its boysen to stop interfering in any way in hong kong matters and to focus on the respect stability rather than the opposite. shared bethel's on the u.k.'s reaction. what jimmy hundreds storing of course is because the election as the prime minister e's approaching and then he need to show the folders and the british public that he's doing the right thing here and he's trying to be the john to creation and on hong kong with china so this is basically i

in addition we non-participants trying to reproduce vicks network our imaginations today are not immediately vulnerable to the corrosive and ee facing powers always working on the banks of the mississippi river in the same which as the physical landscape, including its monuments. please look at number 15. we drove a mill or two and visited the monument which stands upon the scene of the surrender of vicksburg to general grent by general pemberton but the brick foundations are crumbling and it will tumble down by and by. the word monument deserves a little thought. it comes from the latin more warning, as in admonishment. in some spens sense every monument is a wagener, a warning that the event -- that the event it's a monument to, you better not forget, or else. but it's also a warning about the transyens, the ephemerality of all monlmentizing because either people's attitudes change about what's month a lotlized or the monuments themselves will erode ands disappear and think of the ruins from the ancient world many of which we don't know how to read or understand and many of which we haven'

about millennials. >> not complaining, appreciating them nap time might be coming if you look at the vicks, held up into today over the powell testimony. down basically a full point today, 13 shows it's mild. take a look at the projection of what the volatility market might look like over the next month or so, next several weeks by time slice. this is the nap time i'm talking about, basically volatility futures are suggesting perhaps things calm down, especially because earning season starts. look at this, that's the fed meeting, it's implying a little bit of potential for some fireworks to pop one way or the other. that makes sense as well until then maybe you have a stable market at the highs let's go to rick with the bond market report. >> all you need to do is look at the short end, two year note yields dropped almost 10 basis points as jay powell did not push back on what the market expecting. yesterday we were around 16 now 24 basis points, 10s minus 2s. the dollar index didn't fair well and something else, boones were auction, you know what investors get, zero, zero coupon boones an

joe biden apologizing for comments about working with segregationist senators but he's mounting a vicknse of his record on issues of race. >>> welcome back to "early start," everyone. here are the front pages of papers around the country from coast to coast regardless of your political spin. everyone agrees the u.s. women's national team is the story. what a dominant performance they turned in. it was 26-3. >> incredible. >> greatest disparaity ever. >> i'm jessica dean in for christine romans in this morning. it is 32 minutes past the hour. >> equal pay. equal pay. equal pay. >> you hear them there. u.s.a. fans chanting equal pay. and the team received its world cup medals. the team celebrates its second consecutive world cup title. >> andy scholls has more in the bleacher report. this team, one of the great teams of all time. a dominant performance. good morning to you. >> yeah, good morning. it was a dominating performance. with all of the stuff going on, their fight for equal pay and meghan rapinoe owes back and forth with president trump. they are able to put it aside and prove th

he is like trump not just that he is blonde and brash but a behalf vick, populist, unpredictable.f challenges huge. >> he will be great. congratulating him on his new position. tomorrow, as he assumes the position as prime minister, he will have to deal with one major international issue. the united states and the united kingdom are not necessarily on the same page. that is the seizure on of a british oil tanker in the strait of hormuz. walk us through the differences in terms of what he could possibly do that is at odds with what the white house, the trump administration and his more hawkish foreign policy advisers want the u.s. to do. >> the u.s. pulled out of the iran deal. britain still believes, along with france, germany, iran that it is worth keeping. and today jeremy hunt, the man who was defeated suggested britain would not join a u.s. maritime protection force in the persian gulf. it would prefer a european-led maritime protection force. as i say, britain doesn't see eye to eye. it doesn't believe in the u.s. campaign of maximum pressure. jeremy hunt might be out of a jo

>> reporter: good morning, christi and vick stotor. into last night the president doubling down on cummings and baltimore, suburban, rural, affluent areas in cummings' district. nonetheless, president trump going after baltimore for its rankings in unspecified categories and claiming, quote, baltimore is very dangerous. last night writing, elijah cummings spends his time hurting those through his oversight. he does so through his poorly run district. he shared a clip purported to be of a delipidated backyard in baltimore. cummings has launched and made progress on investigations on the president's finance and private communications with senior aide. the oversight committee offered subpoenas of tweets and whatsup communications. last week cummings grilled dhs head macle mcleanen. so the president and cummings have a complicated past. this is not the first time they've sparred. ironically in 2017, the two met. according to cummings' recollect election, he informed president that his neighborhood about black neighborhoods is often offensi

a 50-day on the way, williams said research shows quote don't keep your power dry that is michael vickre quicd monetary than you otherwise might. not too long after the new york fed said the comments were academic and not about policy actions at the upcoming meeting. here are the fed probabilities with a 100% chance of a rate cut in july, and 37 for a 50 basis point cut. it's fallen a little bit since we made the scream and bullish remarks came out williams continued to raise concerns about a certain tone deafness and leaves markets to under 25 or 50 and some wonder should there be one at all >> the chance of the 50 actually went upright after williams made -- >> to 60. >> yeah. >> to 60 and then it's come back down after the new york fed comment and then it went down a little more. it's actually 34.5 now to be totally and ridiculously correct on a friday in summer. somebody is making money on that half point. >> exactly steve, stay with us. we'll bring in ron ron, the markets want to believe there is a chance at 50. >> jay powell was talking about the diverging between u.s. yields and

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. >> vick to, i am not shifting the justification, but adding to the case. exactly what has happened -- >> none of that was in it proposed by congressman green. >> well, we have already voted on the previous resolution that included this and this is adding to it. so when the impeachment proceedings started against richard nixon only 30% of the country thought that it should proceed, but that is higher for president trump, and 30% of america believes it that he should be impeached, but by having this conversation, we have brought the light all of issue s and like you say or i said before, he has committed crimes, but also the fact that he is just not providing the moral leadership that we expect as a commander in chief of the united states. >> we are running low on time, but i have to ask you, cnn, is hosting the next presidential debate, and you did not qualify to attend the two debates, and so your congressional district borders new hampshire and the latest new hampshire, you are at zero support there, and hash mark in "the wall street journal" national pol

the protests are being fueled by sexist and homophobic vick chat messages between the governor and hiscle, puerto rico has struggled with poverty dead and a painstaking recovery from hurricane maria in 2017. and there are allegations of government corruption too. some of the 2020 democratic presidential contenders have also weighed in on this issue. the corruption in his administration. chat scandal. the use of force against his own people all of those point toward the fact that he should resign. >>puerto rican lawmakers have created a committee to look into the messages and determine whether the governor committed impeachable acts. happening today, the body of former justice paul stevens will lie in repose at the supreme court. the 99 year-old justice died last tuesday, he served 35 years as a justice before retiring in 2010, he's going to be buried at arlington national cemetery and a private service tomorrow. stevens is the 13th justice to be buried at arlington. 4 teens were shot during a graduation party in pennsylvania more than 100 people were. >>at that party near pittsburgh wh

he is charged with sex trafficking and accused of sploiting a vast number underaged vicks for sex.prison for the rest of his life if convicted. at least from 2002 until 2005, epstein sought out girls as youj as age 14 paying them hundreds of dollars for sex acts at his homes in manhattan and palm beach, florida. he pleaded in guilty to state charges of soliciting and procuring a minor for prostitution, avoiding serious federal charges. that plea deal which has been widely criticized as too lenient was negotiated by alex acosta. that was the u.s. attorney in miami at the time and is also now president trump's labor secretary. with me now is tom winter, nbc news investigations correspondent and glenn, former federal prosecutor and current msnbc legal analyst. tom, let me just start with you. if you could just sort out exactly what happened because you've got this piece here of 2008, a nonprosecution agreement with the feds, state charges in florida, now federal prosecutors in new york picking up. are they prosecuting him now for anything that was investigateds a decade ago or are the

bank the residence of what the this force a 7 year legal battle to overturn what is a military is vick shouldn't old but israel's high colt's dismissed the case allowing for the demolitions and that's despite the land being under the administration of the palestinian authority. well madison is that correspondent he's that was in the up the pied west bank so the demolitions have now got under way. for tonight's right let me give you an indication of how things have been progressing if i can show you that payoff house that pink stone houses just over my shoulder there now in the early hours of this morning that was home to a family that had 6 children a husband a wife and a set of parents as well they were living in one room and then the israeli security forces moved in removed the family and we when we were here we heard screaming and shouting as the family were led away now by house has been demolished by about a 3rd in the work is continuing to tear up tear it apart as you can see the digger there beginning to move its way further into the innards of the house let me just show you we

and i think you can perhaps start out with adjustment of on north korean imports and vicks and they do not have a direct military would have benefits. of the day about it avenues to access are blocked it effectively enforced, fuel. matter how much it pushes towards an economy and labor rights and should on north korean workers there receiving their wages hong other things. if a program of relief is to go forward, the u.s. and countries should continue to implement and force the in place that remain clear and be shouldn't expend the scope while negotiations are under way. so it's hard to say whether they will be willing to get more on the programs than it offered in accept less. there is a reasonable standard i good ef and would ab if talks tactic collapse. north korea is is ready for 's lead to a hat u.s. le roll back the should be ready as well. >> thank you many i appreciate proposing those give principles. and i hope we can talk about later. liz? >> thank you. after it's great to go you have gone to respond to things you have said. i appreciate how you've laid out the purpose of san

. >> i want to thank arthur holland michelle, sean vick and jen mclaughlin for a great panel.there are books available out here in the lobby or those of you who have been fortunate enough to come to the hide auditorium. for all of you in the auditorium and online, thanks for coming out. [applause] >>. >> boutique attends over 25 book fairs and festivals every year. recently at the la times festival authorroxanne day discussed her book on sexual assault, not that bad . >> a lot of times when we are sexually assaulted, we believe that we did something wrong. we did something to invite the assault and we have no language for that eon it's my fault and also there's a lot of shame, a lot of times attached with these crimes. and so you know, the title not that bad comes from the ways in which we can to minimize our experiences and we can to be joyful that he didn't have a gun, he didn't kill me. it wasn't my family that did this to me. it was a stranger or it was my family this to me, at least it wasn't a stranger area and when we minimize our experiences, we can flatten the experie

news coming out in the next couple days so there's hesitation out there for sure you see that in the vicktill holding strong here. >> what about the industrials under pressure, 3m downgraded, transports lagging behind. what signals are you getting from those groups? >> you're getting a lot of down and upgrades apple was downgraded yesterday, upgraded today so you're getting analysts making moves ahead of earnings season which in our opinion it starts on the 16th and 17th with the banks. so you're going to see a lot of this, a lot of positioning as we go into earning season. >>> that's right proper companies reporting next week quick final point. materials sliding today partly because of the bsf warning in europe when you see a european company warn like that, should we look past that? is it region specific? >> i don't know how much u.s. and american investors are looking at european companies like that. i think they're focussed on what you're watching today, the boeings, and the fang stocks i think that and interest rates and what it's going to do to the u.s. dollar and commodities. until

earlier this week boeing announced they would give $50 million to family members of vick tis.not least the transportation secretary said this week regulators have no timeline for returning the max to the skies and won't act until the plane is safe. neil, the earnings are next wednesday. neil: wow. anticipation around that. great job, kristina. thank you very much, kristina partsinevelos. meantime we're still focused on the heat. you know how new yorkers are about heat and complaining about it. 2/3 of country is in that predictment. we're following heated exchanges. see what i did with the heat then in on capitol hill congress is petting rattled, rat lending a lot of folks we might not have a debt deal in the time they want. a lot of back and forth on that. after this. . $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. neil: technically not today, treasury department say by the end of the month, early september we could technically run out of dough. that might be the treasury secretary's way scaring democrats and republicans actually to

that's the wholistic vick fsionr health that the president is working on. >> you and the president have cost that goes into developing some of the treatments, especially maybe more small patient populations, and the necessity to have a return on capital invested by these companies in the first place could result in drugs costing 20,000 a year, 50,000 a year, whatever it is, and, you know, i know a pill costs $1 to make but you can't just use that red herring constantly to talk don prices or else we won't have a drug industry left in the united states anymore. it is a fine line. you don't want to kill the goose that lays the golden egg. >> we completely understand that you have a president and a secretary who are both business leaders. we understand financials i understand that business in particular intimately. but that canard of if you take $1 out of our revenue or profitability you won't get drugs, it proves too much. it has been the -- >> why any protection then obviously there is a point where the system would break down and you get no more innovation. >> well, we are vigorous defen