but it came to me because of a connection with vince foster junior the last person we know that saw vince foster alive in the white house was linda tripp. linda tripp calls our office when i thought i was on my way to pepperdine law school. not so fast. and one woman monica lewinsky working alongside me and the public affairs office has made me aware there is a relationship with the president. but most relevant she is asking me to commit perjury because she committed perjury herself. and at the end of the phone call on sunday night with the american bar association and says youda know me i am linda tripp from the death investigation of vince foster. and we take steps that could have been criticized to be verified but told us on that sunday evening and then to have a number of conversations with monica but then we had the famous episode at thepi ritz carlton but the conduct was vindicated after litigation. and we confirmed real time that this is what was underway and with the civil rights case we take sexual-harassmenten pretty seriously with a lot of societal concerns this was a civil rig

this came to be because of a connection with vince foster junior. about last person that saw vince foster junior live in the white house linda tripp. linda tripp calls our office in january, 1998, i thought i was on my way to pepperdine law school. not so fast. linda says a young woman, that was monica lewinsky, working alongside me here at the pentagon in the public affairs public information office has made me aware that there is a relationship with the president, but most relevantly she's asking me to commit perjury. she has committed perjury herself and at the end of that phone call on that sunday nights i was actually a way an american bar association meeting in colorado and she said you know me, i'm linda tripp a witness in the vince foster junior investigation. so, that's how it came to be. we took steps, some of which have been criticized and criticism goes with the territory, but we verified what linda had told us. with the surreptitious tape recording come she had recorded a number of telephone conversations with monica and so we were revi

who actually know me i'm a witness in the vince foster investigation. i am linda tripp. so we took steps some of which have been criticized which goes of the territory. but we verified what linda had told us and the surreptitious tape recording with a number of telephone conversations with monica and so we were reviewing those the fbi was looking at those as well. but then we had the famous episode at ritz-carlton that was severely criticizederti but the conduct wasd vindicated in litigation. we confirmed real time this was exactly underway that monica was encouraging the linda to file injurious case we take sexual harassment very seriously that this was essentially a civil rights case brought by paula jones at the time was an employee of the arkansas government. she alleged there was a very horrible kind of event that was unsettling to her so she brought federal court action under civil rights laws against clinton for his conduct, although allegations were his alleged conduct in a hotel in the rock. in connection with that all of this was underway with false perjurious

[laughter] vince: well, now.s we put tariffs on china, china looks to other avenues for resources. they are going to ally with european countries, for instance. that is going to increase tension on the administration. the idea we are going to coordinate with other countries while we are at each other's throats is unlikely to happen. if it should continue to escalate, it wouldn't surprise me if the administration would revert to currency intervention, even though it won't really do much in the long-term. it will cause enough of a problem in the near-term to ande get some of this angst get where we are really going. david: one of the problems i think we are having is that populist leaders seem to always think the other side is going to be rational. with the president and china, the assumption is the chinese can't take the pain, so they will come to the table. if i am sitting in xi jinping's seat, i know on my calendar that it says 450 days to the next u.s. presidential election. i am probably just going to try to w

that there was something fishy about the suicide of vince foster, a former clinton aides. he started the birther movement and offered president obama $5 million for his college records and passport. trump raised questions about senator marco rubio's eligibility to be president because his parents were not born in the u.s. trump conveniently ignored the fact that his own mother wasn't born in the u.s. trump also raised similar eligibility questions about senator ted cruz because he was born in canada. president trump went on to claim that president obama wiretapped trump tower. his own justice department publicly said this did not happen. trump claimed he saw and read about muslim americans celebrating on 9/11. absolutely no footage or news articles have ever been found to support this. he said he lost the popular vote because millions of people voted illegally. a commission he put together to find this widespread fraught never found any. he's argued that global warming is a hoax created by the chinese. the president leaves out that he sought to build a sea wall at his scot

how about i call you vince?st read a statement off the big penis usa website, and it seemed like it has been translated badly from another language. are you guys really an american company? >> you bet your engorged washington we are. we are as american as apple soup. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so do you agree with the fda's assessment that you were misleading customers? >> i do. >> jimmy: oh, you do? >> yes, and we are sad that we didn't disclose the active ingredient in big penis. that was an oversight and does not in any way represent traditional big penis values. >> jimmy: that's good. what are traditional big penis values? just out of curiosity. >> it's a commitment to give you an mvp e-n-i-s. >> i see. i founded this company to give men a raging meat monster, so big and full it could block out the sun. [ laughter ] all i wanted to dos with give the fellas of the world a big muscular ding-dong. a one-eyed trouser troller so big you could strap it into your passenger seat and ride with it in the carpool lane. [ l

. >>> country music legend vince gill returns to his roots and apple releases the first full trailer for the new fictional series about a morning news show. >> michelle medina has those stories in our eye i'm bringing and upsetting news. this is a teaser from apple for the first the first full trailer for the morning show. the drama stars jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon and steve carell and explaming serv >> ♪ >> reporter: vince gill embraces his oklahoma roots into his upcoming album, okie. they have serious premises for these songs and he wants fans to hear the emotion behind the music. >> i want to be real with my music career. i don't want to be impressed. i want to be moved and hopefully, these songs will do that. >> reporter: okie will release august 23rd. >> you are 5000 miles from land and ascending 7000 miles to the bottom of oc>> rorter: weare go the surface where kristen stewart battles a deep sea monster in the upcoming sci-fi thriller, underwater. she's part of a group of researchers trapped after an earthquake who find they've awakened something deadly. it dissents

thank you, and give a please to speaker vince. >> thank you, appreciate that. i didn't know that i was going to be introduced by the mayor of rockville, a bit of an honor for me. you were here for the last speaker or if you were wandering around in the end, what an inspiration. such an inspirational speaker but power of community and power of coming together. [laughter] >> this is not that. [laughter] >> i have to follow this guy, yeah. so this book was a bit of a passion project and i had written academic for university press and i have to do something different. i have to do something that's going to get me out of wanting to rip my eyes out because i start at thousands and thousands of pages of documents and i wanted to write something that could be read by the layperson and -- and academic history is important, we need it, we need to be able to understand the world around it but it's so confining to those in the ivory tower, it's so confining to those who have the time to go through footnotes and read through what my ph.d adviser would say don't you any add

going to be a lot e only thing we share with xfl1.0 is the name and theon of our chairman vince mcmahonthis is about family, football fun, i makingt affordable and accessible and a lot of fun for our fans. >> let talk about the name.dc d talk about picking the name and the logo. t how hat go about? >> we were inspired b a lot of things. i think local pple will look the three stars a it will be familiar with our flag, the image goes with washington, dc and what aeople thinkut the nation's capitol.rw we're lookinard to writing a story that our players on the field, that our fans and ttht is community will help us write over the next several seasons. >> owner vince mcmahon, are there other big names that are out there thatotentially we could see maybe not here but for the xfl? >> yeah we justigned landry jones who is a record setting quarterback of the university of oklahoma to our fir big contract i think last week in pect. so we ho there will be more and more signing like that, especially as nfl rosters go from 90 to 53. >> i hear you guys are going p laying your first game, is that righ

spike in radiation levels the blast happened on thursday at an offshore naval testing base in several vince northeast us in petersburg at least 5 people died russian doctors who treated people injured in the incident had been taken to moscow for medical examination the official explanation has been given as to why the explosion caused a radiation spike of up to 16 times the normal level of a city is a test site for ballistic missiles used by nuclear submarines step us and has more from moscow. only 5 days after this mysterious explosion in the north of russia in the area of congleton we now know that the weather agency has measured radiation levels up to 16 times higher than normal in the city of suffered since where exactly this testing nearby took place the highest measurement was actually at a kindergarten so of course there's a lot of suspicion and also conspiracy theories going on here in russia about what exactly has happened the government has been very tight lipped the only thing that we heard from the vice presidential spokesman was that people should just trust the information tha

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the strike at fort def vince was the most publicked before the protested about by no means the only one. conflicts were inevitable. african-american women viewed their inclusion in the military and the mayor's new policy of equal treatment of black personnel signs of a generalter and racial progress in the country. in contrast the war department considered these treasure temporary emergency ruhrs and recruited black men in large numbers as it always did crisis and temperature the first time in its history enlist itsed witness. itself did so to win the war, not advance the status of unbored nat? is -- subordinate citizens. the war department's policy for pen mel fought maintain the scat tuesday quo even at is have live relied on the subordinate citizens and prom mitts african-american soldiers equal treatment it continued to racially segregate them, prohibit them from spanned command polices over white groups and' sent them to menial lane 'er and while it accepted women in the military it funneled them interest a separate and a temporary corps. the wac was supposed to dissolve after the

david: bloomberg's vince cignarella.up, so vini'final -- final pushsalvini's to secure elections for the premiership. alix: if you're jumping into your car, tune into bloomberg radio across the u.s. on sirius xm channel 119 and on the bloomberg business app. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: here's what i'm watching today, and it's italy, and it is complicated. we are having a speech from the prime minister shortly to say whether they will ask for a no-confidence vote. attemptsr. salvini's to take over a majority of the parliament. the count is 65 governments since world war ii. this is whether we will get 66. we've got a chart that sort of illustrates what is going on in the parliament. the problem is this. mr. salvini has popular support across the country, but that is not necessarily how the parliament gets divvied up. the five-star has a lot more support, but across the country they won't, so they don't want an election. most people in parliament don't want an election because they will lose seats, so they may be able to s

the delicacy a cogie more initiates tokyo cafe even in the cold winter months the customers are come vince did something special and an eco a dying trade has been revived new natural ice producers have even set up shop to satiate the category. with pictures from afghanistan and a nod to the women of the country under taliban rule they were barred from work and could only go out in public with a male relative here's a look at how they're living their lives today thanks for watching i'll see you next time i think that i. sometimes books more exciting than real lives. to read. forester's you know. ritualised. german my street. going to unofficial estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. i'd return to. visiting friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters g.w. made from minds. rule. the kingpin company motivated by greed the judge's description of johnson and johnson in blaming the pharmaceuticals bum for helping fuel america's opioid crisis . l

levels thursday's blast happened at an offshore naval base in several vince northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people died russian doctors who treated people injured in the incident have been taken to moscow for medical examination. india's supreme court says the government needs more time to restore order in indian controlled kashmir the court has been hearing a petition against india's move to strip the disputed region of its autonomy and revoke special rights millions of kashmiris have been forced to stay indoors for 9 days without working phones television or the internet. there's the top stories my chin is here is up next to stay with us on obviously if you can't buy for now. thanks thank you. thank you dan the difference is the s. and the similarities of cultures across the world. yes al-jazeera the. the i am. the end i am this. he asked. ready for some and did a. tour in this he. had the feel. of the sea in. ringback and see him been a certain. interfere in a seizure in the. new year clear mamoun and a seizure. yes there. is you know rationing th. and. cherish and the lady wi

in nebraska, vince? >> caller: boo-yah jimmy, how are you doing? >> all right how about you? >> caller: good. jimmy, i'm looking at a stock more for play than anything else, i correlate 225 into 1.2 million in my 25 years of investing. >> well done. >> caller: vintage capital has a position trying to get them on the board i think to sell. what do you think? >> i don't know. there is a downgrade today that seemed cogent. i didn't think this was the level to be involved i won't recommend it it seems like there is hair on the story and don't want to go there. let's go to mark in wisconsin, mark >> caller: jim, the stock i have for you has had a pretty nice run the last ten, 11 months. my question is, should i ring the register and take the money and run? the name of the company is end phase ticker -- >> recommended more than any other stock in my twitter feed it's red hot it's solar it's a very good company but at the same time, let's be disciplined, disciplined i was doing a pod cast, a show today about fa

and why he's in yourbook and a lot more on francis . >> vince at about five different careers. always be open to with incredible gusto . he was a pastor in training, teacher, art dealer. he all of his colleagues remarked he hasn't federal endurance and had ecstatic start and flamed out until he's approaching 30 by a book called the abcs ofdrawing . >> who knew like that existed. i went to look for. >>. >> and francis, a second light on this one. >> you save time on vince so now you got as much as you want. >> i just learned the time by asking how much time. >> its range by david epstein, get the book. >> more jokes. francis is a character in the book was born in johnstown pennsylvania and she dropped out of college. 17 because her father was passing a way to take care of her own family is an assistant, that was the only job he ever applied for.she got married, her husband went away to world war ii and was a combat photographer. came back, they settled in johnstown. he turns into the odds god's person, whatever needsto get done , she does it basically. and when she's in her mid-

in the event we don't get a deal, vince, then what?depends when we don't get a deal and whether or not either side acts if it is completely over. it is a lot of will they, won't they with china. including last week as u.s. negotiators sat down in shanghai, seemed to be hammering out something, they returned early. the whole thing is blown up. we have currency manipulation this week from china. i kind of think that suggests that the china is panicking. they are feeling pain of a trade war. they might fell open to a percentage of a deal the president wants. i think it seems a little early to say there is a death knell to this negotiation and at the moment, the president's approval rating among rural voters, the people really matter in the trade war in united states, is 10 point higher than it is nationally. they're sticking with him at least for now. neil: but if they don't get a deal, something to ameliorate their pain, that might not less but, jessica, i notice democratic presidential candidate almost to a man or woman, minus kamala ha

connell: these numbers, vince are getting better. hadley says we have work to today.es, look it up to see what average 401(k). it is a little over 100 grand. that is misleading, a lot of young people are barely getting started. for people saved over 10 years it is over $300,000 on average. that is way up. worst of it, second quarter, in 2009 it was under 60,000 when things were horrible in the market. so speaks obviously how much the market has gone up. a lot of quote, unquote, regular people are benefiting. what do you make of it? >> when i see people put more money in 401(k)s, gives more sense that the government will ever live up to promises of social security, right? how long do you have this conversation, he i'm not sure social security will be there by the time i hit retirement age. people are taking this in their own hands. people are seeing that in the 401(k)s, i make sure to save. i have to do this on my own. i can't guarranty government will do it for me. connell: a lot of he he enrollm. hadley, thank you. melissa: out of this world invasion. area 51 pushing

but i want to ask you first, vince.ne thing that's perverse, it seems to me, if you hold constant the guns, we have 4% of the world's population, 40% of the guns, more guns than people and you try to approach the problem, you're going to have to have like bigger and bigger incursions on civil liberties to try to work your way around the gun issue, rather than just dealing with the gun issue. >> well, you know, i'm not actually -- yes, i think that the incursions around civil liberties become really, really key. you know, when we talk about white supremacy and law enforcement, we have to understand that who things. one is that you can't actually have white supremacy without the military, without law enforcement. two, you can't have white supremacy without laws that enforce these types of things. so what we don't want to conflate is we don't want to conflate the nomenclature of domestic terrorism and say, wow, we actually need to create a whole new paradigm for the law enforcement tools that we have. the law enforcement t

alix: you can catch all of vince cignarella at macro squawk on the bloomberg. on the program, catherine mann, chief city global -- please citi global economist. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this tuesday, august 27. i'm alix steel. david westin is off. here's everything you need to know this morning. iran's president hassan was says he- hassan rouhani will meet with president trump only if it is not for a photo op. with america going on the path it has chosen, we will not witness any positive development. the key to changing this is in washington's hands. alix: japan once president trump to drop the threat of auto tariffs. the president has left the door open to new duties. in germany, the economy is on the brink of recession. second quarter exports fell the most in six years. papa john's has ordered up a new ceo with a fast food background. arby's president rob lynch will workplace steve ritchie. in the markets, upside for s&p futures, up by about three points. jp morgan and the like coming in and saying you are going to want

gina: we are joined by martin adams and vince cignarella. we will put up our twos-tens spread. when we came on air, it was negative. what should we be taking away from this? vincent: when you look at the practical sense, when the fed overnight money, and a 10 year yield is below that, it is just a matter of time before the two-year yield in the 10 year yield would invert in this situation. i think the bond market is probably telling us more with what happened with the president blinking on trade. by moving the tariffs, what he's basically told importers is ship it all in now in the fourth quarter because this might revert, so i think we might see growth being brought into the fourth quarter from 2020, and i think the bond market is seeing perhaps slower growth into next year. at now while it is hot. -- get it now why let his hot. taylor: equities near record optimism,wing some while the bond markets were showing us a very different story. who is right as you take a look at both asset classes? gina: if you take equities in a broad spectrum, equities are nowhere near their all-ti

reporter: vince thank you for your time. >> thank you.you can which can me tomorrow 4 p.m. eastern with connell mcshane, we close out market of day, i will be back with you this hour tomorrow, lou dobbs, a very familiar face, up here next right here on fox business. lou good evening, was jeffrey ep steepstein murdered or did he kl himself? will we ever know? w.h.o. weeks -- two weeks and a few days after being found dead, the hunt is on for answers, we take it up tonight. >> big banks playing politics with illegal ill greg -- immigration. president trump today following through on another campaign promise, strin strengt

smashed several times when i received death threats you know i fled cambodia to thailand to see a repro vince however i still continue my work. in these teams the camp down to the. they've been tipped off there is timber on the moods where it's going is an international scandal. to find out more we travel to cambodia's border with vietnam on a stretch of road playing is most familiar where. he will fall. along the rugged lang recognizes sponsors for the timber smugglers they hate to report anything they can upset business including the appearance of activists like him. in smaller program formation and. this is the official border but it's not the favored route to return to smugglers of my they're armed with about 20 illegal crossings here. and i can see the checkpoint today there is a rampant illegal industry smuggling timber across this border but despite the work of laying in divers exposing it the news recently struck a deal that will allow vietnam to certify its own timber exports to europe vietnam is a fictive lee laundering then exporting illegally logs timber from cambodian forests i'm

assassination, global warming a hoax, vince foster's suicide, quote, very fishy. aaron frank and the table are back. aaron, it is almost as if there is no ceiling to the conspiracy theory. >> yeah, and this situation was almost a perfect storm. i think we all saw a lot of people, especially on social media, who were pretty comfortable early on at least floating the idea there was something suspicious about this apparent suicide by jeffrey epstein. of course, the president too also has a personal stake here in that he has an epstein tie of his own. so when the president has some kind of a liability or alleged liability, he will often try to turn that on other people who maybe try to make next have the same liabilities so when people start attaching this whole thing, in whole epstein thing to the president, it was probably only a matter of time before he was going to attach this whole thing to the clintons. and i think on the list of those conspiracy theories the president has trafficked in over the course of the last four years and even and ybeyond that this is cer

what happened to this couple was a crime, but thanks to memorable performances by vince vaughn and owenrasher usually describes a much more light hearted cinematic moment. becoming more common, celebrities ripping a page from the silver screen. back in 2014, beyonce accidentally crashed this couple's special day when touring a church in italy. >> just a few years later, taylor swift surprised these superfans and then serenaded them, performing blank space as the bride and groom shared their first dance. >> maroon 5 even staged an entire music video around a day-long marathon crash for their hit single "sugar." >> a few years ago, i got in on the fun too. >> dan and jessica miele got married here in westchester, new york, when we decided to soft crash their wedding. they were great sports, the >> so what is this fascination some have with going where they're not invited? is it the free food, the open bar? that's what one bride and groom wanted to know after their wedding photos and videos included these fun-loving freeloaders. >> i had asked around my side of the family and my husband's

front of her car the video book bill street in san francisco, the alleged attacker, 25 year-old austin vince that was arrested raided court. it subsequently released so many clear. >>see that video tired of the rain it was on. she'll be.

the world to demonstrate that this is feasible and when we have critical mass of how we could come vince the rest of the world to apply that as well yes and this is what we hope to do. at bayer upcoming next to know that means that now but what if you try to act i guess i say these guys health workers and they're going to go into a local communities and maybe they're going to diagnose a transplant the same way hypoxia but it will be at the en route. new for the new on need do some the news and not the labor right i run now we each member sit on the under the much more casing the 50 or so 300 meters around the house where the person was identify yeah yeah it is really tracking down the receiver and is the how to go through it of the fish and among them that the 2nd through. to eradicate it i think it's obvious that you don't want to match that particularly when you're. in a country still recovering from civil war and genocide the basic health care provision available means that knowledge about leprosy is limited a key element of the strategy is raising awareness of the disease reducing th

we can tell you vince and is due back in court on september 12th. this building actually is adjacent to the property where they're building that new navigation center what those folks have to say about this attack. coming up tonight at 6 for now live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news keep us posted there. thank you dan a developing story tonight, 6 philadelphia police officers. >>have been shot while serving a warrant in the city's nice town section this afternoono that's in the northern part of the city not too far from temple university. another officer was injured in a car crash while heading to the scene this is a live picture as darkness falls in philadelphia still very much an active scene. police tweeting out within the hour that gunfire is still a problem that this suspect who has been holed up in a home is still shooting. sources say that suspect at times was live streaming on social media. some of the shoot out to philadelphia police officers are believed to still be in that house trying to solve the situation. swat team members are

the suspect has been identified as austin james vince didn't. that's his mike schultz. the wound told us the man appeared to be under the influence of drugs and had demanded her money, keys and phone. the condo complex happens to be next-door to wear a 200 bed navigation center for the homeless is being built. >> this is mental illness. this is drug issues and this is security and the city is irresponsible. putting our life at risk. they kept saying these people are safe, harmless. you have proper resources. >> in a statement the mayor's office supported the center saying allowing people to continue to remain on the street without providing resources will only make the challenges we face more severe. >>> now to vallejo where a four- alarm fire burned dangerously close to home tonight. forcing people to evacuate. the fire started at hands park in north vallejo just before 6:00 this evening. it threatened a number of homes on creekside drive and residents, we are told,, were told to leave their homes immediately. agencies were called in to help vallejo firefighters knocke

was smashed several times when i received death threats i fled cambodia to thailand to see a repro vince however i still continue my work. laying in these teams the camp down to the. they've been tipped off there is timber on the moods where it's going is an international scandal. to find out more we travel to cambodia's border with vietnam on a stretch of road playing is most familiar where. he will fall. along the rugged lang recognizes sponsors for the timber smugglers they hear to report anything they can upset business including the appearance of activists like him. in smaller program formation and. this is the official border but it's not the favored route we've returned to smugglers of my they're armed with about 20 illegal crossings here. and i can see the checkpoint today there is a rampant illegal industry smuggling timber across this border but despite the work of laying in divers exposing it the news recently struck a deal that will allow vietnam to certify its own timber exports to europe vietnam is a fictive lee laundering then exporting illegally logs timber from cambodian

>>back live outside the hall of justice now vince it is due back in court on september 4th at that time they're going to try consolidate these 2 cases bring them together add the charges altogether so it can all be tried in one setting without doing it on separate occasions in the meantime as we learned yesterday, san francisco police are looking at vincent for 2 other cases at this point. they have not brought a case to the district attorney's office that's the latest live at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan another developing story we are following 2 of the 3 jurors removed yesterday from the go ship trial in oakland. >>may end up facing contempt of court charges. this comes as the jurors were replaced after serious misconduct allegations. kron 4 says he do in was in court today and has this report. >>the 31 participants of the study had never smoked or big before scientists don't know what substance led to the response because the liquid used in the cigarettes contain no nicotine. most vaping devices contain heavy metals. chemicals that are

was smashed several times when i received death threats i fled cambodia to thailand to see a repro vince however i still continue my work. in these teams the camp down to the. they've been tipped off there is timber on the moods where it's going is an international scandal. to find out more we travel to cambodia's border with vietnam on a stretch of road playing is most familiar where. he will fall. but i could be could be along the road lang recognizes sponsors for the timber smugglers they hate to report anything they can upset business including the appearance of activists like him. in smaller program formation and. this is the official border but it's not the favored route we've returned to smugglers of might they're armed with about 20 illegal crossings here. and i can see the checkpoint today there is a rampant illegal industry smuggling timber across this border but despite the work of laying in divers exposing it the news recently struck a deal that will allow vietnam to certify its own timber exports to europe vietnam is a fictive lee laundering then exporting illegally logs tim

are discussing now with the on of those in beats it was the french they came to the ukrainians that vince them to stay in the deal and essentially what that did it actually prolonged the period did iran fully of lies by the deal and that was very good for the americans i mean it will definitely have an impact iran is plain a major role in the discussions in the g. 7 in donald trump actually meeting yesterday that major decisions will be coming in the next few days so i think it is important nevertheless i think it's very very early to talk about an actual agreement between iran and the united states. all right protests were held throughout the weekend in southwest france against the g. 7 summit in the resort of. hundreds of social and climate change activists took to the streets of nearby sunday they could be seen tearing upside down and wrapped up portraits of a manual man the demonstrators are demanding that the g 7 take urgent action to tackle poverty inequality and environmental concerns at least 9000 demonstrators turned out on saturday the 1st official day of the summit. internation

front of her car the video book bill street in san francisco, the alleged attacker, 25 year-old austin vince that was arrested raided cord. >>it subsequently released so many clear. see that video time the rain it was on. she'll be. >>in fact judge kristine than dakin says the first time she saw the video was the day after this it appeared in her courtroom. >>and we often don't play video. >>bull is the spokesperson for the san francisco da's office years or not. >>generally played at arraignment, sometimes they are i think that. and you know what you draw your own conclusion that you do that represents san francisco police officers reached the conclusion. >>that the judge needs to be reassigned from criminal court to traffic division for releasing a bed charged with felony attempted robbery. fossett prism it and 2 counts of battery however, even after seeing the violent video judge van aken says she stands by her decision to release visit who she says has only one arrests for petty theft, the past 5 years said she ordered him to enroll in programs aimed at helping give with housing substanc

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the embarcadero you can see are struggling with the man right at the door that's 25 year-old austin vince said he was arrested and pleaded not guilty to the charges from the attack. the judge released him but says that he must regularly check in with the caseworker before he returns to court next month. the victim is outrage in c scare for his safety. i completely feel alone. >>there is nothing to protect me right now aside from a court ruling that says he needs to stay away from me. what is preventing him from hurting others. i don't know. >>well the suspect is due back in court on september 12. this morning, the woman who was attacked by that homeless man is asking governor gavin newsome for help. and now some people are questioning the drug to actually make that decision to let the alleged attacker go. kron four's gayle ong has that story. >>meantime residents say homelessness has been on the rise in recent years we spoke to one neighbor who had an incident last month. >>so experience here some a victim in its billing adt as a homeless man threatened her with the knife back in july not

front of her car the video book bill street in san francisco, the alleged attacker, 25 year-old austin vince that was arrested raided court. it subsequently released so many clear. >>see that video tired of the rain it was on. she'll be. >>in fact judge kristine their dakin says the first time she saw the video was the day after this it appeared in her courtroom. >>and we often don't play video. >>bull is a spokesperson for the san francisco da's office years or not. >>generally played at arraignment, sometimes they are i think that. and you know what you draw your own conclusion that you do that represents san francisco police officers reached the conclusion. >>that the judgr needs to be reassigned from criminal court to traffic division for releasing a bed charged with felony attempted robbery. fossett prism it and 2 counts of battery however, even after seeing the violent video judge van aken says she stands by her decision to release visit who she says has only one arrests for petty theft, the past 5 years said she ordered him to enroll in programs aimed at helping give with housing subs

when i came here vince plummer was the master carver i think the last one hired actually. over the years you build up a breath of dollars like a repertoire of shapes and skills so each piece you do will inform the next piece you worked on when we had the earthquake here it was months before even got the building back open structurally what happened to us wasn't too bad it was a lot of things on the outside but we still had to shut down and assess the damage and see what was safe and what wasn't and that took some time my part of it is i'm here on the workbench hyper focused on this one piece of stone i'm always aware of how important building is to other people it's an important as a public building and as a cultural icon i'm always aware of that so i have a responsibility to put my best effort in because it's not just my work it's part of the fabric of the building and it's going to become historic hopefully it'll be around for a very long time that's always in the back of my mind i'm working on this i have a responsibility to be faithful to the work it motivates me when

spike in radiation levels after an explosion at a military facility near the port city of several vince's 2 people were killed the more the defense ministry says is an ax was an accident involving a jet engine nuclear submarines are based in the area. millions more people around the world could go hungry if we don't change the way we farm and lower our consumption of meat this is the message from scientists on the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change in a new report out today researches say that since the late 19th century average global temperatures of risen by no point 87 degrees celsius this has helped the deserts has created deserts degraded land and endangered food security now the world's land there that's not covered by ice roughly 70 percent is already being used for the production of food textiles fuel and housing that's likely to increase if the world's population continues to grow so the i.p.c.c. his latest report is also a call to action it says we have to change how we use the planet now let's hear what the report's authors in geneva to say limiting global warming t

when i came here vince plummer was the master carver i think the last one hired actually. over the years you build a breath of dollars i got a repertoire of chefs and skills so each piece you do will inform the next piece you work on when we had the earthquake here it was months before even got the building back open structurally what happened to us wasn't too bad it was a lot of things on the outside but we still had to shut down and assess the damage and see what was safe and what wasn't and that took some time my part of it is i'm here on the workbench hyper focused on this one piece of stone i'm always aware of how important building is to other people it's an important as a public building and as a cultural icon i'm always aware of that so i have a responsibility to put my best effort in because it's not just my work it's part of the fabric of the building and it's going to become historic hopefully it'll be around for a very long time it's always in the back of my mind i'm working on this i have a responsibility to be faithful to the work it motivates me when i see t

russian authorities ordered the evacuation of the village of silver the vince after a rocket explosion caused radiation levels to spike only to cancel that order within hours without explanation. russia's state weather agency says the explosion which claimed the lives of 5 nuclear engineers last week caused local radiation levels to jump 16 fold the. spanish opera star plus the domingo has been accused of sexual misconduct 9 women have told the associated press news agency that they were sexually harassed over a period of decades some saying domingo punished them professionally if they refused his advances the los angeles opera where he's the general director says it will open an investigation. conservation that one. of the coral reefs south beneath our endangered by climate change. people are aware of what's happening. and they're all pitching in to protect berry. says reforestation nothing different kind. 3000. robots are still in the development phase. but what's going to happen when they grow. will schumann's admission in spain able to peacefully coexist. or are we on the verge of

vince, thank you very much, my friend. >> thank you. neil: peter brookes with us, favorite guess, former bush 43 deputy defense secretary, so much more. peter when i look what is happening with hong kong here we say no rational country will respond violently to stuff like this because in this case the world is seeing it. but maybe mainland chinese are not seeing it but the world is. it will not be like it was 30 years ago, because everything's different, do you buy that? >> look, china has a lot at stake in hong kong. i think there is a number of issues they're concerned about. obviously reputational costs. if they do move militarily with the people's armed police into hong kong, this would affect them across the globe. there is other countries that are watching. for instance, taiwan, who china has tried to tell them to come back to china, and unify with them under one country, two systems which is what is goes on in hong kong. they certainly wouldn't be happy about this. we could also see capital flight, neil, out of hong kong. people

vince, i'd like to start with you, but ask everyone this if we do a payroll tax cut, potentially to a's indexed to inflation, if you do things like that, if you look for big cuts from the federal reserve, what does that mean is that -- does that hurt us down the road if there's really a downturn an we have nothing left to fight it with? >> so it's two parts number one is it hurts us down the road because we'll accumulated more debt and a willy-nilly fashion that didn't think about the longer term financing of the u.s also it does erode the federal reserve position in the sense that rates are lower and they have less room to go down. but monetary policy does have tools. they can -- they keep cutting even if they have to go into negative territory even if they have to expand their balance sheet. i don't think we're there. we're not close to there we are the best performing economy across the advanced economies. it's uncomfortable to be so. because it tends to outappreciate our exchange rate but we're better off being the best performer among the group. >> rick, what do you think >> well

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