the difference widens to the most in two years.mler injected life into the region's bond market with a 3 billion euro deal in week after reporting sales that missed estimates. it tightened pricing by as much as 17 basis points. here in the u.s. the treasury said it will raise long-term debt issuance to $78 million this quarter. it is also launching the third consecutive quarterly increase. here is mary bowers, krishna memani and bryce doty. what caught up with scott minor at guggenheim. what he has to say about refunding and what it meant for crowding out other assets. we are getting to the point where we are getting a crowding out effect where treasury bars are becoming so large it is making it more and more difficult for other are worse to get access to capital. jonathan: mary, arrieta point? -- are we at that point? mary: the strong technical we had is the dearth of supply. we have not seen an issue with issuers coming to market yet. that is part of why we think he was high-yield has done such a good job. jonathan: supply is sup

less than 2-weeks, but widen says she was left with many questions and felt mom-shamed.corey widen/motherw who did this to you, and it turns your life upside down like that. i'm a homeschool mom and i'm always with my kids. you can accuse me of a lot of things, not supervising them, is not one of them. my entire life revolves around them."as for who will walk marshmallow in the future...mai martinez/reporting: "do you plan to let her walk the dog alone anymore?"corey widen/mother: "absolutely. she still is walking the dog. it's her one and only chore. it's my decision, and it's my family. she's my daughter, and i haven't done anything wrong so i'm not gonna change anything i did." (vicki) the department of children and family services is not commenting on this story. the mom says she has learned other mothers have found themselves in similar situations. she hopes the department will evaluate how and why investigations are launched. (ken) in texas... a man is seen trying to push someone else's child inside his vehicle. the man says he wanted the kid to be punished for allegedly stealing. j

the difference widens to the most in two years.ewhere over in europe, daimler injected life into the region for the sleepy primary bond market with a 3 billion euro deal a week after reporting sales that missed the lowest estimates. it tighten prices across the three branches by as much as 17 basis points. and finally, here in the united states, the treasury said it will raise long-term debt issuance to $78 billion this quarter. it is also launching a new two-month bill. it is the third consecutive quarterly increase. with me to discuss here in new york is mary bowers from hsbc global asset management, krishna memani from oppenheimer funds, and bryce doty from sit investment associates. guys, we caught up with scott minerd with guggenheim. take a listen to what he has to say about increased treasury refunding and what it meant for crowding out other assets. take a listen. >> i think we are getting to the point where we are getting a crowding out effect, where treasury borrowings are becoming so large it is making it more and more d

the difference widens to the most in two years.pe, daimler injected life into the region's bond market with a 3 billion euro deal in -- deal a week after reporting sales that missed estimates. it tighten prices across the three tranches by as much as 17 basis points. in the united states, the treasury said it will raise long-term debt issuance to $78 billion this quarter. it is also launching the third consecutive quarterly increase. still with me is mary bowers, krishna memani and bryce doty. we caught up with scott minor at guggenheim. take a listen to what he has to say about treasury refunding and what it meant for crowding out other assets. >> i think we are getting to the point where we are getting a crowding out effect where treasury borrowings are becoming so large it is making it more and more difficult for other are -- for other borrowers to get access to capital. jonathan: mary, are we at that point? mary: we have an opposite issue. the strong technical we had is the dearth of supply. we have not seen an issue with issue

the corporate spreads seem to widen out when that happens. the curve flattens from these different little tantrums that come out between us and china. you can take advantage of that and see some sort of breakthrough, or relief on the trade front. is great trading range. >> did you see a catalyst for sustainable yield curve? >> i think this sustainable steepening in the yield curve will come after the recession. or just before the recession. when people expect the federal reserve to get into a substantial easing mode. until then, nothing has changed. in terms of trading opportunities, the best thing -- the thing that is cheap and the most is emerging-market assets across the board. the contrast between u.s. high-yield or u.s. equities relative to emerging-market equities or emerging-market fx emma or emerging-market credit is extraordinary. if you have any bit of faith that the trade issue is going to get resolved, without too much trouble, the value in these assets is extraordinary. arethan: the way people thinking about it is the u.s. was th

miss widener? >> good morning. the item before you is a proposed new five-year professional services contract to oversee the parking operations and management at sfo with new south parking. the item was before you last week and it was continued while we looked into some location headquarters just to make sure that or to clarify that the companies involved in this partnership are not headquartered in any prohibited states. i can confirm today that new south parking is a general partnership, comprised of two partners. the majority partner is s.p. plus corporation, it's a delaware corporation who is headquartered in chicago, illinois. and the other partner is global parking systems. which is a louisiana limited liability company with its headquarters in new orleans. neither of those states is prohibited through the 12 acts ordinance. and i also just want to point out that it was brought up last week that there may have been missed opportunities for local businesses. new south parking has also partnered with s.f. parki

the loss widened, but the company is growing and it is growing fast >>> twitter's ceo saying his platform has been "weaponized. more of his comments to nbc. >>> and retail on deck what to watch as big names like walmart, jcpenney and nordstrom get ready to report results. it's thursday, august 16th "worldwide exchange" begins now. ♪ >>> good morning, america. welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan here's the good news, the u.s. and china reportedly ready to sit down and talk trade in a new round of talks that news is helping drive stock futures higher a solid open for the dow futures, up 134 points as we say every morning, it is early, things can change, but we're not down 134 points after

and for each child it's inorvidual. >> rr: illinois authorities found widen wasn't neglectful.e calling for more laws in support of parents. >> parents can make decisions about wn their children are old enough to be alone. >> reporter: a short walk endg in a widespread conversation. kristen dahlgren, nbc inews. don't have any kids. so i'm going to defer to you. >> i is a tough debate, ma because i would never do that new york city. >> never call -- m or never >> never let them go walk the dog in new york city. my daughter is 8. but you know, in wyoming, in a suburban area, you know, a cul-de-sac, yeah, sure. >> you watch the news, you see something happen like with mollie tibbetts in iowa -- >>ll the time. >> you get extra sensitive around this time. when things like that happen in the news >> good foint. >> not sure. but sometimes other people are like mind you business, i know how to raise my kid. >> totally can see t debate right there. >> just ahead, bill karins is back with our weekend usforecas. a surprising discovery. the secret police found und a fast food restaurant. y

we are going to widen from washington to baltimore which will be transformative. in addition to transit projects and we haveple line revamped the entire transit system in baltimore with $400 million investment. questions? here's one. you sue the possibility of the maryland tax credits for education for disadvantaged kids to take advantage of a private education? >> great idea. unlimited tax incentives for anyone who makes a contribution to a public or private school to allow for just that. some people that want to give, that could help. that was rejected by the legislature and instead they a program basically to provide a limited number of taxpayer paid scholarships for disadvantaged kids to go into private schools which is still a good program but it's not the one that i proposed and now i'm being criticized because they're hogang it a trump devos school voucher program. it was actually done by democrats in the legislature. and it was not my idea. to provideing various opportunities for kids better education is critical. we have been pushing ptech schools. we're

you can see it when you walkur throughdoor. >> you can hear more from widen on the "today" show. >>> bold move by peta. >> the group is trying to persuade people to ditch the crabs and go vegan. these billboards are popping up near the inner harbor. says, i'm me, not meat. it's part of a campaign to get seafood off people's plates. the billboards will be up through september 15th, in bakimore. good l with that. >> shuffling >>papers. how about that weather? >> i know. >> it is a fine day to be outside again.y yesternd today both. if you're going to rate the weather onle a s of one to ten. if these days are not a ten,ha don't know would be. the temperatures are cooler than average. yesterday's high temperature, 81 degrees. that was the coolest day of the month. only two days in this entire month of august have been cooler than average. yesterday, the cooler than the 12 times, above 90 degrees. we had nearly five ihes of rain. that's double average for the month of august.e high pressremains in charge of our weather. we have the dry and the cool side of it for now. our winds come back

less than an hour later, police were at the widen's door. >> i said, is there a problem? she said, well, how old is she? i said, she's 8 1/2. and she said, oh, okay, we had a report of an unattended 5-year-old. and i said, well, that's not my daughter. she's 8 1/2 and that was that. >> reporter: from there, she says it got worse. two days after the police found nothing wrong, the state's department of family and children services contacted the family. cory believes the same anonymous neighbor was responsible. >> it was an obvious false report, and it was obviously not true that i was neglecting my kids. it's -- you can see it when you walk through our door. i really felt they should have pursued charges against the person who filed two false complaints. >> reporter: the widens' ordeal has sparked a debate. one user writing, when we were kids, we rode around for hours every night without any supervision. it was called playing. now it's against the law for a kid to walk her dog? insane. but others are opting for precaution, writing, good. she's too young to walk the dog alo

the mendocino complex in the north and as weigh wid widen ou you, air quality is the biggest impact in the forecast for the next 24 hours. >> the morning begins with clouds. with that in mind, we'll have misty skies to start the day. temperatures in the 50s and daytime highs under hazy skies, staying relatively cool. temper tri valley similar to what we had today. upper 70s and low 80s. temperatures into san francisco mainly low 60s, and north bay temperatures seeing highs in the 70s. moving forward, one thing to watch, might be better air quality as we go through the weekend. but sunday as a low pressure system drops in, we may see fire weather watches going up around the bay area. so we will see a cooling trend, but keep a close eye on the sunday forecast. you see 78 degrees. that may look good, but it will be very gusty. would not be surprised to see red flag warnings popping up around the weekend especially for shasta. >>> coming up at 5:00, another mission to the moon. another program may be in the works. >> we'll immunity granted for another figure close to president trump. what

couldn't that gap widen?ould certainly widen, but we are seeing activity both in asia for development and activity likely benefiting the u.s. widen, but icould think you also have to mention -- remember qualcomm is in the u.s. and they were a leader in we see themnd having a stronghold in big contribution in the u.s. with their chip size as well. emily: this administration is very concerned with china outpacing the u.s. in technology , in particular. -- does the trade dispute you think, how will that impact the u.s. versus china 5g race? jeff: if you look specifically for 5g in our business, which is again these high-performance filter chips that operates very high in the spectrum, there are only two competitors in the space. those two competitors reside in the u.s.. , theer it is trade tariffs world will acquire the filter technology from the u.s. and akoustis technologies was founded in the u.s., manufacturing and upset you new york andpstate new there will be no other choice where these chips come from. we

there is widening in the rest of the world. natural that investors in the u.s., when they look at what is going on across the world and see growth increasing, they are , the u.s. hasted been the source of a place for safe havens. it has been a safe haven when everyone else is having issues. investors are thinking, what is going on in the rest of the world will impact our market. factor, you have the fed still in hiking mode, u.s. trustees rising in yields, this tends to damage the attractiveness of tight spreads because other options are available. you can buy cash, you can buy t-bills, or you can buy government bonds. it is looking precarious here considering the action on offer is not that much. guy: investors are reacting significantly to the idiosyncratic risk in the credit market. bonds were hit hard on the monsanto deal. lots of beliefs it was ongoing, the ecb buying in the market, the market, the volatility surrounding it was not there, but you are starting to see the corridors widen out. it seems to me the market is dis

. >> reporter: when corey widen let her 8-year-old daughter talk their dog mash mellow for a quick walk. >> i wanted her to learn responsibilities. she was gone for about five minutes and the next thing i know, the police were at the door. >> reporter: responding to a complaint about an unattended child, they decided nothing was wrong but days later the illinois department of family and children services launched their investigation. she took to social media and comments poured in. >> people saying it was ridiculous that it had had happened. >> reporter: in 2014 a south carolina mom was charged with a felony for letting her 9-year-old play at a park while she worked at a nearby mcdonald's. it took two years for charges to be dropped. the laws on leaving kids alone vary by state and can be vague. in illinois children under 14 can't be left without supervision for an unreasonable period of time. this summer there was a free range parenting law passed where well-cared for children can go to school, play on the playground or stay in the car alone if mature enough. >> the magic age to leave

the home set to be demolished so i-66 could be widened and now a m is fighting back saying they're being treated unfairly. >>> and war on drugs. we'll take you inside a new grassroots campaign aimed at stopping drug overdoses and saving lives. >> announcer: welcome to "new 4 this week." >>> hello, everyone. i'm leon harris. every one of metro's new 7,000 series rail cars need to be rewired. transit agency paid $1.5 billion for the cars. mark segraves working for you digging into the latest issue formetro. >> reporter: while this new wiring problem with the 7,000 series is not a safety concern, metro acknowledges it could cause ilunreliy. since they first hit the tracks back in 2015, the 7,000 series rail cars have been touted as a critical part of metro promise to improve safety and reliability. but thim internal report f the metro department of quality assurance found every one of the new cars a wiring problem that has to be fixed. the report cited wire crimping defects that went undetected by the manufacturer that could cause lengthy delays and poor reliability. all 548 cars have the.

you are seeing bond spreads widening. are seeing some rhetoric that they want aaron t is for a bond spread -- want a guarantee for bond spreads. yvonne: you are looking at europe. when it comes to em, we see how rattled it has gone giving the turkish turmoil. indonesia, stepping into stem the rout on its currency. is it a brief contagion versus something that is systemic? where do you think we stand right now? >> i do not think we have seen the worst of it yet. we've started to see the knock on effects. venezuela, argentina, turkey getting hit pretty hard. people have to start selling other assets. they are going to say, we've got to cut our exposure. the eye ofs is truly the storm, and we are going to get another round of emerging-market weakness. that's when you will want to start buying countries that have been artificially destroyed rather than those that deserve to be sold off. yvonne: the valuations are certainly getting attractive. one key thing i'm looking at right now is the mexican peso, which had been very stro

traderopping, the goods balance widening to -$72 billion for the july trade balance, widening out.th on month coming up 7/10 of 1%. the conversation was -- will we see buying ahead of tariffs? that would increase the inventories but the deficit blowing out. david: this was the first month with china tariffs in effect. we will turn to michael mckee. going into this month, a lot of people were talking about tariffs. which way does it cut? michael: it is bad news for the overall gdp numbers because trade deficit subtracts from growth. we do not have all the details on trade numbers but let me pull up a chart to show you what we are talking about. we saw in prior months, soybean exports. you can see early in the year, soybean exports soared, countries were trying to get ahead of potential tariffs. in the -- in june, we saw them flatten. did we see them start to decline? which is what everybody expects. we will get more detail on the numbers but that is the kind of thing people have been looking at. was there buying in advance? we saw this with steel and aluminum, trying to beat the tar

cowboys out on the range with i am standing in front of a truck widen, and -- a wagon. it was supposedly created by charles. food andto bring the all of the supplies to the cowboys out on the range. they do not come to town. they did not have homes like we have today. they probably had a home summer, but they would spend months on the trail with the cattle. was ins what new mexico the late 1800s and early 1900s. this was the big industry. agriculture, forming, and ranching, connects all of us. if you look at your family -- is part of our ancestry. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to las cruces, new mexico, to learn about its rich history. learn more at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching "american history tv," all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. on "american history tv," five historians who wrote about american citizens discuss the challenge of writing presidential biographies. here is a preview. >> biography at the president a level is the social history of policymaking, which is to say to did individuals struggle make policy and circumstances where th

indian trade deficit and its widening current—account deficit, and that is because of higher globalve seen. 0il higher global oil prices that we have seen. oil prices in the last few months have been much higher than they were at the start of the year, that always has a big impact on india because this country has a large oil import bill, it buys almost all of the fuel, more than 80% of the fuel aid users, from overseas, and in fact tomorrow we will have trade data coming out, data forjune showed it was at more than a five year high, but if it reaches that 70 rupee to a dolomite, people will see it tanking. —— to a dollar. let's stay in region, where tokyo's benchmark nikkei index dropped nearly 2% to a newar one year—low on monday as turkey's lira — as you've been hearing — plunged on tensions between ankara and washington, fanning fears of possible wider financial instability. elswhere, asian shares were a sea of red as investors fled to safer assets such as the dollar, swiss franc and yen. china's blue chip index shed 0.7%, while hong kong stocks lost 1.5% as the local dollar fel

thereport widening in account deficit in the second quarter.g deficit, hiking interest rates and sentiment around emerging markets fuels -- feels somewhat fragile. it is important for the bank to maintain a very attractive real interest rate in order to attract foreign investors to keep the rupiah stable. yvonne: thank you. joining us from singapore this morning. who mayead, details on be on board with tesla's go private plan. ♪ ramy: welcome back, this is "daybreak asia." yvonne: let's return to the tesla privatization saga. on the one hand we have saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund discussing a major investment. on the other hand we are hearing softbank is not interested. lots to chew on. our chief asia correspondent is looking into this. steve, we are talking about -- what more do we know on the softbank side? >> so much for a slow news cycle for summer. i go way to seattle, there is a hijacking of an aircraft, now the tesla saga. you mentioned saudi arabia started talk about that. elon musk is trying to come up with tens of dollars for th

the safety cordon has been widened because of explosions at the scene. out all its crews, so all the firefighters can do is watch the fire until it is safe for them to go back. we have pulled back the crews because it's dangerous. we have got some unknown dangers, we have put in place an evacuation plan. we've got a cordon in place, because it is scrap cars we cannot rule out the materials used in the scrap car industry. major disruption was caused to rail services, closing part of the main line between loughborough and east midlands parkway. a section of the line runs alongside the industrial estate. east midlands airport said no planes had been affected because there was no smoke blowing across the flight path. we were 20 miles away in leicester, and we could see the smoke, and now we are here it's absolutely massive, the fire, you can see the flames over the hedge. we've lost electricity, and so we've lost customers. we don't know what has happened. we think some people have lost business. all we keep seeing is black smoke everywhere. never seen a fir

, 270 to the capital beltway and to widen the capital beltway to virginia to virginia and that project we put out there moving forward about to get solicited shortly and in addition to that we just have a sign, memorandum of understanding with the department of the interior to transfer the baltimore-washington parkway 295 so we can wyden, 295 is one of the most congested roads in america built for 10,000 cars and they have 125,000 cars a day on it but we will widen from washington to baltimore to be transformative and in addition, a purple line which we are $500 into and we revamped the entire transit system. >> other questions? >> that was it. >> here's one right here. >> the possibility of maryland tax credits for disadvantaged kids to take advantage of a private education. is that something you would like to see grow? >> a great idea. i proposed unlimited tax incentives for anyone to make a contribution to public or private schools to allow for just that. so many people want to give. that was objected by the legislature and they came up with a program to provide a limited number of

it thanks to a record this week on the crisis in turkey and they widening trade deficit. -- the wideningcopper suggest that the industry will avoid a damaging strike. the main union said members received a company's latest offer with close complete satisfaction. voting on the proposal that scheduled to finish late friday. the union reached an agreement after three months of talks to avoid a repeat of last year's 44 day strike. the biggest oil discovery in australia and more than 20 years could make its owners a target for buyers. petroleum carnarvon struck lucky while drilling off the coast in western australia, analysts say there is a basic is for 115 million barrels of highly commercial crude. the world's largest gas reserves when no one has found that $100 million oil field there since 1996. the two group is set -- set this up in manhattan skyscraper. we are told that avenue is valued at $452 million in the proposed deal with bno management which would mean hna taking a loss. they have been trying to find a buyer since at least february. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and on tict

spoke emotionally about the stress of running the company and as american regulators are set to be widening a probe into the first blast told to help times that he was working up to one hundred twenty hours a week to meet production goals and that he had been taking yet forcefully the u.s. securities and exchange commission is looking into must meeting of plans to take the company private all right let's bring in ski on wall street in new york something very nice to have you with us please bring us up to date on the saga. while this interview is certainly not half the stock market does not make a fable impression on investors and if we cannot keep it together the company might be forced to look for a new c.e.o. or a second one and even a way this could mean a shift in the direction of the company and then on top of that the f.c.c. seems to have investigated tesla and mask for quite a while now because of a second completely different issue according to people with the matter they are trying to find out of tests i had misled and bess's before about its model preproduction problems mosque has

emotionally about the stress so frightening to company and as american regulators are said to be widening a probe into the firm mosques told the new york times that he was working up to one hundred twenty hours a week to meet production goals that he had been taking and gentle for sleep the u.s. securities and exchange commission is looking into mosques tweeting off plans to take the company private. and that's it you opt to say at the latest from the world of business for more how to a website that's called thank you very much for watching. twenty. nine stone which by his parents adopted by wolves this isn't the story here mostly it's the story of marcos and it's a true. the system. thirty two year old spaniard who no lives with fellow humans now he is causing on his. nature on the. next on t.w. and. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the moon. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands. be double using multime

berkshire hathaway has added to its holdings, widening its bets on banking and aviation.ted an investment in goldman sachs and southwest last quarter, that as part of the strategy to shift its $180 billion portfolio. berkshire has quit some like ibm,holdings, while moving into apple and other companies. goldman sachs shareholders have won the right to proceed as a group in a $13 billion lawsuit. onclaims the banking fraud mortgages happened before the financial crisis. a judge in manhattan has granted a request to certify the case as a class action. global news 24 hours a day on powered bytwitter, more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> let's get a quick update on markets as trading gets underway. new zealand, just getting underway. pretty flatg a session, not too much optimism being pushed through. rising forng the s&p the first time in a few days. at 65wi dollar, trading -- at .6572. we had some comments from the finance minister talking up the saying that growth is resilient and holding up. 7239, we have that trading at

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uber‘s losses have widened after spending on food delivery, bike sharing and expansion in competitivee reasons behind the move is to stop the global super—rich snapping up luxury estates in the hope of securing a bolt—hole in case of global catastrophe. and finally, on the front of the independent is a picture of the queen of pop herself, madonna, who turns 60 today. can you believe it! considered one of the greatest selling artists of all times she is also recognised for her life long work in campaigning for aids awareness and research. so, let's begin. with me is mark davies, who's ceo of strategy consultancy, camberton. mark, first of all, let's talk about the front page of the telegraph. security clearance revoked for cia directorjohn brennan. this is a move donald trump says is about national security. clearly not.

lot musk spoke about the stress of running the company and as american regulators are said to be widening an investigation into it mr mask told the new york times that he's working up to one hundred twenty hours a week to meet production goals and that he'd been taking ambien to help him sleep the u.s. securities and exchange commission is looking into his tweeting of plans to take the company private. in sports estonia's arts town expert into an early lead in the valley of germany on friday the toyota driver won five of the day six stages that remains on to a rally in a row with a twelve second link of a five time world champion sebastian orgy of jumping ship leader terry is back in third almost thirty seconds off the lead. south africa's mere argy youth orchestras one of the star attractions at this year's a young euro classic festival in berlin will is touring europe to mark the hundredth anniversary of nelson mandela's birth. high of no possible go from trying to get the paper that you know do you think it. was an eight o'clock am from cape town and the place to me at you know. well i

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that has widened the spread to 32 basis points.waiting for the statement from fomc, not likely to produce much in changes, but we will see. yen is unchanged, but close to 1.12. crude oil after a big build in inventories, down to 67.5 for a barrel. now gmm, and you mentioned that some of the movers, including some of the currency movers. not a huge amount of movement. the euro down. the negate -- nikkei having a good day for the most part in the developed g10 countries. and stocks lower. but i wanted to point to japan, because there was some tread, but primarily it was japan that started the action and we had the treasury refunding announcement, but there was a little bit of a selloff in japan overnight and the five-year, you see it up more than four basis points. that is a major move. and i wanted to point out some more commodities. fiat down 1.5%, and we are anticipating more on tariffs. caroline: more headlines on the auto sector. breaking news from for robbery, sayingrrari, the new ceo that the targets from the previous ceo were

corey widen found herself being questioned by child productive services after letting her 8-year-oldter take their dog on a walk. her daughter was gone for about five minutes and she could see her from the yard. >> it was an obvious false report.as and itn obvious -- obviously not true that i was neglecting my kids.yo can see it when you walk through our door. >> you can hear more from widen later this morning on the "today" show. >>> bold move by peta. concerning a beloved pastime for many marylanders. >> the group is trying to push people to ditch the crabs and go vegan. these billboards are popping up near the inner harbor. it displays a crab saying, quote, i'm me, not meat, see the individual, go vegan.'s itart of a nationwide campaign to get seafood off people's plates. the billboards will be up through september 15th. >>> right now, first 4 traffic alert here this morning. wheaton.n look at this. georgia avenue at reedie drive. northbound georgia avenue shut down. several other problems, including a delay on 66 and one on 270. all that coming up. ut>>> if you're ao go for a run

nothingn the radar and even if we widen out the view, it is still looking good. thanks to high pressure we are good. temperatures 68 in winchester, 74 in washington. our average temperature for this time of year is in the mid-80s and we'll head into the low 80s today with blue you skies andgo eous conditions. so great day to get out to the pool. again, it will be a little breezy, but we'll have plenty od sunshine no rain threat. so any activities, after school, perfect weather. exercise, do it outside or maybe evf wash that car you haven't done soy. alre 84 degrees will you bebe the da high tomorrow with anoth sunny day. and then this weekend, as i said, the humidityrt sto come up a bit on saturday night and you may feel it by sunday, but you will reall feel it by monday. look at it, we've been waiting all summer to have atretch like this. all sunshine, it will be hot by sesunday and of co 90s on that monday. we'll show you the next five days after that, that is coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> caught by the latest in airport security, coming up the new technol

rodney is dean and professor of law at the delaware law school of widener university. he was the 11th president of furman university in south carolina. the dean of the law school at washington and lee university law school. dean of the university of richmond law school. the director of the institute of the bill of rights law at college of william and mary. is a nationally known scholar on matters related to constitutional law, civil rights, freedom of speech and mass media. particularly matters related to libel and privacy. [applause] thank you. i'm deeply conflicted over the answers to the questions that you have heard posed and that we have been talking about. as are many of the students we teach on our campuses and many of our colleagues in the university setting. of the a large part united states population is deeply conflicted or it for me the conflicts are somewhat personal and punctuated i.r. number of events -- punctuated by a number of events in my personal life. 2002 i was the lead counsel who argued virginia versus black in the supreme court of the united st

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condition for the selective schools that they had to come forward with a plan of how they are going to widen, you know, more children from more disadvantaged backgrounds are going to be able to access it. but grammar school expansion has already been happening. there are 11,000 more grammar school pupils than in 2010. i 2020 one that means the equivalent of 2a extra grammar schools, and thatisif of 2a extra grammar schools, and that is if intake stays the same. 93 out of 163 that is if intake stays the same. 93 out of163 grammar that is if intake stays the same. 93 out of 163 grammar schools give some priority to poorer pupils, but some still fear the effect of expansion. essentially what you're doing is your creaming off the top students in that area, and obviously the consequence of that for other schools will be that their average achievement level will go down, both in terms of the students entering those schools, will have lower test scores, but also potentially on the progress they make. because you are removing some of that high achieving peer group. grammar schools are popular with s