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wei think there is a lot more we can do. it will be at the top of my list in dealing with china on how we will prevent what could very well be a serious conflict with north korea. >> [indiscernible] jennifer, you know it, you don't talk about leverage until you produce leverage. i do believe we have leverage with china. extensive based on my discussions, when i was secretary of state, there is even a conversation starting with china about how to handle the changes in the north korean regime. china has no interest in seeing the kind of buildup which we will be doing. this, we will not leave our friends and allies unprotected. we will do everything we can to put a missile protection system against anything north korea does. the chinese are not happy about that. we have a lot of leverage. we will exercise that leverage. we will put together the kind of negotiations that i think can ofd to a beginning containing and controlling the north koreanhe government, which has the danger of affecting everyone, including china. thank you

that is a moment of having a miller wei sey r drink. miller-weiser or you can cut the hot dog. >> i like the combination. this is for trump's america. >> it is coming to a college town near you. >> very special thanks to jessica and mark and giana caldwell. that does it for me, tom shillue. see you later. dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." that's it. "special report" next. >>> this is a fox news alert. welcome to washington. i'm bret baer. new information about the suspect in the weekend bomb attacks in new york and new jersey. what did federal authorities really know? and we have new surveillance video of that suspect just minutes before one explosion rocked manhattan. senior correspondent rick lev levinthal joins us live with the latest. good evening, rick. >> reporter: good evening, bret. businesses on 23rd street spent the day cleaning up and replacing doors and glass damaged or broken in saturday night's explosion. as you mentioned, we now have new surveillance footage taken from a camera a few doors down of

we sent the child to wei hospital. it was the closest. it turns out the child not only had spina bifida, but hydrocephalus, the swelling of the brain. that child has been serviced with some funds we have for humanitarian assistance. this is yin. at that time she was 13-years-old, now 14. she has double left hand, double clubbed foot, and a serious hip issue. was it caused by polio? what is actually going on here? we weren't sure. we do know that her parents lived under the spraying. so did her grandparents. that leads, those two points coming together, leads us to say that it is probable that she could have been affected today. yin is now outside of the capital, but she is also being serviced. i will have a picture of her later. she has now had one of her legs addressed. it will take a series of operations over the next four to five years to help her if we can. there are children like this that people are now sending us photos. we do not know if this is the cause of agent orange. we have to visit the family first. it makes us think, inves

do investigations to determine whether or not a person should have access to weapons, particularly wey weapons ofmass destruction like the ak weapon that was used in th i think their report maybe should have concluded. there isn't enough to criminally prosecute, but there's certainly to put on a no weapon's list. and everybody who is on a no-fly list shob presumptively denied the ability to buy weapons. a car dealer was saying if you buy my car, i'll give you an ak47 as a gift. i mean that, is just not the way be run, by a car get a weapon that can kill 50 people in a matter of seconds. i think we can do more. i think the fbi can do more. i think we can have range, sensible gun control over automatic weapons. forget the pistol or the single shot rifle that is outed for hunting or self-defense. the automatic weapon we can do more to control that. >> armstrong: what do you think, the democrat and especially the nominee strengthen their position on this issue, and making americans he feel saver at home. >> guest: i have an idea that i haven't yet presented and i'm doing it for the first t

walt weis was on the a's when they lost to the dodgers in the 1988 world series. he was playing shortstop. >> that's my biggest nightmare, man. vin scully was like freddy kruger. [ laughter ] she is gone! so i told vin i still wake up in cold sweats hearing that. he apologized for it. >> sin scully got to call boone logan giving up a grand slam in the 7th last night. weiss and nolan arenado both,, ,, in one door - a member of congress. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. it's just considered business as usual. i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet >>> we'll see san jose on the mountains, a few scattered thunderstorms overnight for us, and 60s for the weekend. near 80 by midweek. >> beautiful. miami police captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: new evidence from the shooting. ( gunfire ) the family of keith scott releases video that captures the sound of a charlotte police officer shooting him to death. >> did you shoot him!? he better not be ( bleep

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. >> and i think weather-weis, nice day setting up with limited storm coverage. still mesmerized by the upper 60s. as you wake up, a lot and we are at 78 in st. pete. 74 in tampa. we've been talking about this dry air now for some tile. it has really stuck around. there is the line, and generally speaking, south is where we see the orange there is where we have more coverage for today. 20% chance of showers and storms. the farther north you go along i-4, the drier the air will be. i think it won't rain certainly across the nature coast. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. first, let's check in with janelle for the thursday morning commute. >> reporter: most of us will have a smooth ride. we do have flashing lights opinion this is i-275 right at 54th avenue south just before you get onto the sunshine sky way. looks like we have an ambulance on site. so one lane blocked with the traffic very light this time of

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trump's american legion event follows his meeting wey dndawith me's president and a major speech last night on nieto says he told trump that mexico will not pay for the wall, but the republican presidential nominee has a different version. (sot: trump)we didn't discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall.(sot: tim kaine/democratic vice presidential nominee)he didn't have the guts to look the mexican president in the eye and bring up the ntral position in his campaign. it was diplomatic embarrassment and shows the guy is not ready r prime time. time. the clinton campaig says trump oked.and later the mpaign amended its statementsaying "it turns out trump just didn't choke, got beat in the room and lied about it." wisconsin's problem with pain killer abuse will be center stage at a roundtable discussion with government leaders in milwaukee this afternoon. senator ron johnson and other leaders will discuss the u-s department of health and human services' decision to implement 'the promoting responsible opiod prescribing act'... or prop for short. it prohibits pain management q

you doing.o wei talked. and just great guy. >> out going tpaoepl man. family man. whofam loved sports and his job. and lived for his three kids. children who now must move forward without their father. >>hou . feel bad for his family and kids. god bless them. >> . >> it really the investigation is tkpwoeupg going to take time. witnesses did report seeing a motorist being given a field sobriety test and someone being cuffed. >> . that's what witnesses are saying. meanwhile condolences have been pouring in. including cleveland mayor.m anda governor. whoov also expended gratitude ad prayer. to all member of law enforcement. calling them courageous and encouraging everyone to pray foa investigating another fatalal accident. the accident shut downwna i 71 northbound.h atbo pest 150th street. during the afternoon rush. no word on what led to this accident. the victims identity is not yet released. >> suspect is now facing murder and kidnapping charges after an abdut two other people were found in a house. in ash land.d. forty year-old shawn grate. was charged with one co

. >> meanwhile, wei now know the identity of a woman killed in another deadly accidentn that also tied up traffic during rush hour traffic yesterdayfi not a whole lot of information about over an open this morning. the fire broke out at this house that firefighter is expected to be okay. >> one count of kidnapping and one count of murder. the charges killed stacy's family and another unidentified person no formal charges have been for her want went to the events in her car cap major part of a wrote messages on balloons and said a prayer before releasing thema kyle died when he fell off the board of >> being a mother myself it was sad and emotional and a lot of people were crying a lot of people went homed a lot of support going around. >> one day after at the cleveland cityer also they were making progress the state report cardey was just the complete opposite.as cleveland schools spokeswoman issued a school spokeswoman issued a statement reading in partts it was unexpected. was unexpected. they have dropped statewide if your school district report card, when you get there, click on sc

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. >> she gained a massive amount of wei of weight, and it was-- it was a real problem. >> reporter: by attacking miss universe 1996, after clinton brought her up last night. >> and he called this woman "miss piggy." >> her name is alicia machado. >> reporter: the campaign released a video of her who said she became bulimic after trump mocked her publicly for putting on a few pounds. and made her work out for the paparazzi. machado spoke to reporters on a conference call today. >> reporter: clinton's strong performance vis-a-vis trump last night appears to have triggered a rise in u.s. stock futures, the asian markets, even the mexican peso. analysts say that's because the financial markets view her as more predictable than trump when it comes to trade and foreign policy, scott. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thanks. to trump's possible advantage, he proved last night, he's no tell us the country is on the wrong track. here's major garrett. ( cheers ) >> the winner! >> reporter: at a bakery in miami's little havana, donald trump enjoyed coffee and empanadas after a town hall where the ratings

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the 24-hour temperature change is about 10 to 15 degrees, even 20 degrees cooler in mount holly than wey last night at this time. so it definitely makes a difference when you have a cooler air mass in place like the cold front that we've been talking about. that did move through. that's why today we were cooler. tomorrow morning we're going to be cooler. for the kids at the bus top, temperatures if you're in the lehigh valley could be in the upper 40s by 7:30 in the morning. allentown, 47 degrees. philadelphia, 57. redding could be in the upper 40s tomorrow morning. if you're in atlantic city, mid-60s. wilmington, near 60. trenton, mid-50s. so a very cool start for your friday. the afternoon is going to be great too. then we go into the weekend, and we're back in the 80s. so the heat that we had yesterday, we're not looking at that anytime soon. hopefully not for the next several weeks here. 92 degrees for philadelphia yesterday. that was a record. today we only hit 80. average high 78 tomorrow. over the weekend, we're looking at those 80s returning. we do have rain for part of the weeke

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wey tuned for that team as do hear from our nasdaq segment. earlier, it has been settled.bigger booths for most of the day, amazon. reinitiated with a new rating. biggest sale, play in the cloud space, in the cloud space, and on hundred $50 price target. a few other analysts recently coming out, $1000 on amazon. apple andention amazon right now are jockeying for the top spot. another one to keep an eye on. scarlet: a lot of moving pieces. how is that big investment strategy working this year. >> whether or not there is a decoupling within the tray, we'll take a look at 3330, we see that facebook and amazon are really killing it this year, up more than 20% this year. aboutors are concerned the quarter, in sharp contrast to mobile ad revenue, really growing so strongly. is out forstion that. the stock is up on the year. interestingly, we have paul sweeney saying he does not think it will decouple. still part of the big internet trade. it is still double-digit. intelligenceberg -- that the growth writers are really far out into the future. it could come down to the bottom lin

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question's he was actually in north carolina that will last that way he talks about the inner-city wei keep you updated herel throughot the morning. >> we will have a camera inside there i understand and we will give you live pictures. >> absolutely we will trytu to t that for you. >> the time is 735 ?- still ahead ?-- a cafeteria worker quitting over what she calls a shaming policy. we are very excited as we join our very own dick goddard for the cleveland mr. goddard make a difference. the big show this morning. 7:3g out with stacy fry. sitting next to me since the beginning of time europe fox eight. the seizure has been order you? >> you are your my boyfriend is all right will burn? >> we are letting it we're letting it all hang out people got a very heated about this. you talk about kids in school lunch andyo obviously a lot goes will read love people have to excuse to have anything other than my best interestan of the students in mind. we should do this in the real world if we don't have to pay cash for the taco bell. >> come on. >> stop shaming our kids i get it would cost money

nejra: wei li of blackrock, thank you for that fascinating chat of what is happening in the world of's. still ahead -- vonnie: deutsche bank is not the only european financial company under knee. commerzbank is pushing ahead with a massive overhaul, including job cuts. we will hear from the company's cfo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. >> you are watching bloomberg market. vonnie: courtney collins is in the newsroom in new york. courtney: another endorsement for gary johnson. this time it's in the chicago tribune. is not fit to be president of united's dates. -- united states. it says they cannot endorse hillary clinton did a serious questions about honesty and trust. johnson was endorsed by the detroit news yesterday. hillary clinton has a lead over donald trump in michigan. the latest poll from the detroit news has secretary clinton ahead 42% to 35% in a four-way race. it was conducted after monday's first presidential debate. the european union has cleared the way for ratification of the paris climat

going to church or services whatever and services whatever you may have planned g sunday is a day weis probably can salvage for the most part i thinkv mainly a dry day but depending on where the front street south and southeastern counties could hold on a 20 or 30 percent chance of a leftover showerndnd and even a shower possibly in amounts really kind of all over the place but i will tell you there could be some downpours with then i think the half of an engine some spots may be up to mention a halfan as we approach you are saturday night tonight we are looking at upper 60s increasing this cloud that showers developing and tomorrow we will have the thunderstormsth within the rainy periods of breezy dreary kind of day just a day he would hang out inside and veg out and watch college football in the course of box eight days and by early sunday again a slight chance i think early especially south and east much of the tailgating andi especially the games they should be dry if not completely dry and the beautiful stretch as we had a summer kickoff all on thursday that there's a nice temper

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. >>> a local woman shot by a police officer in wey spupd mouth is facing charges while she r remains in a hospital bed. the shooting happened outside an apartment on king avenue. a 46-year-old woman approached officers while holding a large knife. according to investigators, an officer shot her in the chest when she refused to drop the weapon. she is now recovering at south shore hospital. >>> expectations are high for to the's debate of the season. democrat hillary clinton has been preparing for days for her team while republican donald trump hit the campaign trail for weekend. tonight's debate is the most-watched political event in tv history. fox25's sharman sacchetti is on the campus of hofstra university site of the debate. will have live reports starting today at 4:00. >>> a salem man will be sentenced for shooting and killing an army vet in boston. two hours after finding peter castillo guilty of first-degree murder. the charge carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison. video showed him shooting him in the back in 2012 after an argument in a parking lot on tremont street.

he told me there were profitability issues. , but wey can guarantee know much more about the risks thatosed to. carefullyessing very all the risks and have set up related provisions. we have a pretty good handle on it. ongoing conversations, not only in the u.s. and canada. we are quite confident that we have a pretty good handle on it. caroline: he also spoke about volkswagen's plans to tap into the bonund market once again. market, we have not been tapping for extended period of time. us, market was closed to but we still have to tend to the market during the calendar year. luckily, wehave -- have strong cash flow and a strong underlying business. we have a lot of customers trusting us with their deposits. fundamentals,rong but we will certainly come back to the capital markets soon. we need to have flexibility in our strategy for funding. that is paying off. caroline: now for more, let's bring in our own reporter. chris, it was a fascinating conversation. he really was very candid about some of the business' failings. chris: indeed. you got the impression that volkswagen is on a nice

. >> reporter: t-minus one day to couldn't be any higher, and the invite list couldn't be any wei weirder after hillary clinton's team offered a ticket to one of the best seats in the house to donald trump's reality tv billionaire nemesis mark cuban. >> i'll give you 25 grand for 33%. just say yes. >> reporter: trump took to twitter threatening to offer an invitation of his own saying if dopey mark cuban wants to sit in the front row perhaps i will put gennifer flowers right alongside of him. gennifer flowers being the woman who had an affair wi she reportedly told the new york times, yes, i will be there. the trump campaign would not say whether an actual invitation was extended. >> we are going to show the whole world that america is back. >> reporter: trump attending a rally in virginia, take a break from debate preps where he's not holding mock debates but question and answer sessions rudy giuliani. some aides concerned trump hasn't spent enough time practicing, and gets easily distracted. clinton deep in briefing books and mock debates, her team finally revealing a tightly guarded de

if you are put in that pulled the trigger because wey went through that -- that whole minutes and i was going back the entire time. but i feel comfortable with that, because the surrounding area -- there were no cars. i felt no threat from -- from the area except that man, except that person who was charging me. i feel comfortable going back. if he would have got closer i would have shot him. i facebook live that and people were critiquing why did you pull that sooner. it would have been suicide by cop. an officer with a cop -- that shts >> anjuli: unarmed. >> alcides: correct that is the thing that law enforcement officers face daily. do you pull the trigger or do you go to the ground. >> anjuli: see why didn't you use the taser. i heard you say that. >> alcides: at this point i could have used a taser. he said you deployed your ta taser. you yanked it off and it is fine. they are still going with you. a lot of time these people are on drug or meth or whatever they are on and you are just put in a situation where you don't know what to do. what if you go to the ground. i am exhausted.

days, weis last two were blessed to have so many guests came and shared their thoughts and shared their wisdom with all of us. we were very blessed to have senator dick durbin, one of the senior most senators representing this great state of illinois. he was our keynote speaker at the inaugural session. we were blessed to have the eveningop to speak last with the leadership of islamic society of north america. we were very honored to welcome our very own from the white , rishaad hussein from the .epartment of justice we are very honored to have today reverend jesse jackson among us. [applause] we are very honored to have the khans. so many members representing the different branches of administration of law enforcement and people serving our nation. we were very honored to have the secretary of the department of homeland security, mr. jeh johnson, and other members of their administration. my brothers and sisters, this year's election campaign has been one of the more arising campaigns we have seen in recent times. it is very sad, and it is very unfortunate, that in this great nation of

michael weis coauthor of isis, inside the army of terror. thank you for joining us. you, get your reaction on this forum tonight, donald trump saying the generals have been reduced to rubble. was he disrespecting those generals do you think? >> not intentionally. at the end of the day, dr -- donald trump has a measurable respect for our military. he's trying to say barack obama has hammered and our generals. the ones that are left are the ones that have crouched down and hid behind the scenes and not said anything to upset the commander in chief or progress winning this war. >> you have served as a navy seal. maybe of the best military minds trying to defeat radical islamists since before 9-11,. what don't they understand do you think about defeating isis? what don't we understand that donald trump does because he saying he knows more than the generals. >> and he did say that and i think that was a poor choice of words. but what did happen was during this he said the thing that he learned most when he went into these secret briefings is our commander in chief and hil

programsan to help stabilize the market,ab and then, some very creative solutions to figure out, how wei actually get younger, healthier, people, middle income people,lt into the exchanges. >> reporter: despite the problems with the law, those who need insurance coverage like jo are doing better because of it. after years without seeing a doctor, jo was able to get a check-up which led to her cancer diagnosis and treatment. studies suggest that because of the law, patients are more likely to have a regular doctor and get preventive health care, including vaccines and cancer screenings. and they're less likely to postpone treatment because they can't afford it. >> i got a primary care doctor, which i hadn't had a primary care doctor for a decade. and from the primary care, itit just went from there, that the, the tests and the mammograms and the ultrasounds and the m.r.i.'s and all that stuff. >> reporter: jo felt so strongly about being one of the 20 million people who've gainedle coverage since president obama signed the health law, she wrote a letter to the white house. >> then i got t

the i.m.f., christine lagarde, was heree earlier this year-- which was a very important visit because wey the opportunity to show her that stability, ethnic identity, employment, women empowerment culture is all interwoven in what we're doing here at lao textiles. >> reporter: carol lives and l works out of a french colonial home in the center of vientiane, where she also raised twosh children. her husband and business partner dawit seyoum takes cares of the operational side of the business. it's run more like an extended family co-op, with many of the original weavers and their children still working withng them. >> and because we've been able w to retain our staff for more than 25 years through our pension plan, through our healt plan, we've been able than to weave these extraordinaryes projects. >> reporter: she has experienced firsthand the many changes laos has undergone since coming here in 1989, when the only way to cross the mekong river inton thailand was by boat. vientiane, the capital, had noth traffic lights or buildings taller than a palm tree, and everyone in her neighborhoo

it was like the wei world off my shoulders, you know. >> springsteen faced an even greater challenge as he entered his 60s, a crippling attack of depression that he'd battle with the help of his wife and e street band member, patti scialfa. >> it lasted for a long time, in my 60s, it lasted for a year then strip away then come back for a year and a half. >> do you see it coming? do you feel it coming? it's like this thing that engulfs you. i got to where i didn't want to get out of bed, you know? and you're not behaving very well at home and you're tough on everybody. hopefully not the kids. i always try to hide it from the kids. but, you know, patti really had to work with me through it. and she was -- her strength and the love she had was very important as far as guiding me through it. you're going to be maybe not today or tomorrow. but it's going to be all right. >> you still function with it? >> yeah. my thing is, for some reason, it never affected my work or any of my playing. it was something, if i was dead down, when i came in the studio i could work. >> springsteen, who wrote