played fantastic games so far at this tournament but both of course as last two games have gone to x. time and penalties which doesn't particularly well for them ahead of us i mean on wednesday this is going to add any day for russia isn't it yes absolutely i mean it's tough it was a bitter pill to swallow it's tough to see your country be knocked out of the world cup but as i mentioned beforehand because there's just such euphoria just because the fans are getting behind russia russia is not a football nation is more of a hockey nation and even lie to me putin is firing on the fans to get behind the team and there was this sudden unity that you haven't seen in russia beforehand so yes it is agony for them but on the other hand they've just done so well you know it's a lovely story anyway and tell us more about who croatia going to face that next of course that much that will be of course england on wednesday that was the game earlier on this evening weighing them played sweden in the winning two. isn't it a mental state for england of course they've never they haven't won a quarter final

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will gift you different ones but say x probability there will be a major quake on that fault within x time, like, maybe one in five chance within 100 years on that quarterback whatever. so, on that fault. so, that is what they do, and they -- knock can say going to be an argue, a 9.5 earthquake on january 15th, 2018 -- people cannot do that. but they also have to -- the reason they do this forecasting is to alert people to the idea that they live in a risky area, the hazardous hear and the people in the pacific northwest, very hazardous area and people are getting the message and building tsunami shelters and people are -- know that would do in the event of an earthquake and maybe the big risk is from water and not so much from buildings because buildings are built to tough standards. that's the idea behind forecasting, not to alarm people but to make people aware that there's potential problems. >> thank you. >> sure. >> could you tell us just very briefly about the measurement of earthquakes? >> sure. so, at the time of the '64 earthquake they used something called the richter scale whic

you to the ones but they say there is ask probability would be a a major quake on tht fault within x time like maybe one in five chance come within 100 years, whatever. so that's what they do. nobody can say there's going to be earthquake him 9.5 earthquake on january 15, 2080 or something. people just cannot do that. they also have, the reason they do thiss forecasting is to alert people to the ideas they live in a risky area, a hazardous area. and the people in a pacific northwestdo, a very hazardous aa and i think people are getting the message. people are pulling things like tsunami shelters. people know what to do in the event of an earthquake, maybe the big risk is from water and not so much in buildings because buildings are built these days to pretty tough standards. so that's the event forecasting. it's not to like all our people and not to predict, but just to make people aware that there are problems, potential problems. >> thank you. >> sure. >> could you tell us just very briefly about the measurement of earthquakes? >> sure. sweat the time of the64 64 earthquake they use som

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that it can do something to lessen the inequality of a society so for me the most unfair tax is that time x. that not only doesn't lessen inequality but actually makes it worse and let me give you an example here in the united states and we're not the only country of course that does this we rely on many many of our states on something called a sales tax that's for example taxing a shirt you might buy in a department store by adding five percent to whatever the price of the sugar is when you do that you charge exactly the same amount of money but say it's one hundred dollars sure so then it's five percent that would be a five dollar tax you're charging the same five dollar tax to a person who has a very low income as you would to a rockefeller or jeffrey beatty zos who with who counts his wealth in the billions i think that's. unfair that's a situation in which a broken part of b. economy that lends some people have more money than they know what to do with while other people don't have enough food or shelter ok and pay their kids' way to college etc this is a an unfair tax which by the way

suppose attacks money i and .ir j -- sergei they tried to register it in the british court on it x part-time basis, which means i was not there to protest it. they went to the court, the court did not know anything was going on, and we had to spend a year and a half fighting it. we won and we were awarded all of our costs back. but if i had not had the resources to fight it, i would be in a terrible situation right now, because it cost a lot of money. i do not want to go on for too long, because this might be boring. but the u.s. government brought against a company the receipts proceeds of the crimes discovered.giei effort to gather as much information as they could on me, they used a discovery rule to ask for every document i had created in my firm over the last 20 years. they're asking for my entire life basically to be handed over. we fought it and lost. looksdge said, it reasonable. entitled.gant is he did not understand this was information going to be fsp. we had to produce 400,000 pages of documents. they were asking for things like journalists we were in touch with and whistleblower

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. >> but he is an 11-time x-game gold medalis >>> the list is out.re will be three familiar faces for natsmlb all-star game coming up. max scherzer, and doolittle will be selected. max scherzer makes his sixth-straight all-star game. and bryce harper makes his sixth seplction. ing in front of the hometown fans iste sw >> for us representing ourself as the nationals here in home park, this will be an experience unlike any other. that has youis itching to get outplhere and . go out and compete for our fans. >> there is a chance for another nats player to make the team. trea turner is a finalist. he's so awesome. and fans can vote flu wednesday to help put him on the. rost he can hit and he's fast. >> going to vote. >> we're going to be there nats park with all of the excitement. >> events will go through the weekend and last to the game on tuesday. >>> here's four things to know. rescue teams have pulled a fifth bo out of the flooded cave in thailand. veral other boys and the coach are still inside. they've been there for two weeks. bill neely has the

. >> but he is an 11-time x-game gold medalist. >>> continuing coverage of the hat ly helicopter crashent down into town homes, not far from william and mary. >>> getting rid of your pn, not wit opioids but with a needle. we're talking acupuncture and whether it works and whether it's good for you. news 4 today continues after this. battery in your smart lock? maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watcthe game to? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ >>> "news 4 today" beginsith breaking news. >> 5:59 now. i'm aaron gilchrist. right ave breaking news now. we're hearing that a fifth boy who was trapped inside that cave in thailand is about to be rescued. >> this was a 12-boy soccer team that was trapped in the gave in northern thailand. after the fifth one is brought out, another seven will remain inside, plus the group's coach. >> we'll goul live for conch of that rescue. first, we want to check on the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, yeah. this is good stuff. >> yes. a lot of people heading back to work after the long weekend. it'

he's an 11-time x game gold medalist. >>> it's one of the oldest forms of medicine, but do we understand what acupuncture is bye-bye? we wrap up the series on mind ance with a hook at thi ancient practice. >> i broke. these two boneors here. >>ter: kaitlyn was in a serious accident that broke the major bon in her face. e unbearable pain left her with a choice. she could try opioi or try something wholistic andatal. kaitlyn was unsures of what that was until she tried acupuncture. >> i did not a sing is the narcotic or opioid related to my injury because i wasbleo do this every week. it's more pain management and keeping it under conepol. >> i wastical. >> reporter: chronic pain drove sonia to try acupuncture. now she's a believer. >> acupuncture has helped me in the control of chronic pain caused by. >> reporter: acupuncture is is a practice that goes back thousands of years. there are 12 channels in your body. small needles are placed in certain parts of your body to enhance the flow ofenergy. it can release the te iion and streyour muscles making this an effective treatment for aches,

a local figure here, malcolm x spent time here, part-time. he was asked a question as you know from a young white woman who heard him here in boston and was so taken by his words that traveled all the way to harlem. >> he said mr. malcolm, what is it that i can do. in the famous answer was nothing. >> the delayed response was that here some things you can do. here's some things you can think about. many of my books address race, class, culture, politics and religion, blackness in particular. i wanted to articulate a vision of value and a set of virtues that i thought were serious that white folk should take seriously. i wanted to address them directly. in love, but also with some tough love and hard medicine. it's often difficult for white mothers and sisters to be directly addressed even though i was same beloved. as a minister, directly addressing the incidents in the hostility, and another woman robin d'angelo has a book coming out, white fragility. i wanted to deal with that. i wanted to say please stop killing us. that's when i wrote my

. >> we're not uber for x or airbnb for time. we are the software creation platform for everyone that's the short answer. >> it's cool. let's move on and talk about things in general. air table is doing what i'm talking about, right? it's not just something that you've decided how i'm going use it, and it's not something i'm going to have to write my own program. it allows know without any understanding of how all that programming works, make the program work for me. >> exactly. >> so there's an alan kaye quote that we like to look to for inspiration and it says that the best way to measure the success of a software kit is really that people are able to go in and use it for things that the kit's designers never even imagined spot we get really excite when'd we see people out there using air table for these unforeseen purposes. we have fortune 500 companies building out very sophisticated global pro destruction management work flows on it to retailers, actually keeping track of a lot of intrinsic parts of the production, the fabri

government and the time it wants so that's it's not really in their stride you do that more recently they prefer to pull the strings from outside of direct rule but you know that that x. is sitting over sitting governments all the time and i said why is it that they seem to favor khan in the selection. i think that's probably a slight misconception in the sense that the military is supporting con it's rather that the military is against the sharifs like i said they've had a long history of confrontation in the military i mean like i said it from the one thousand nine hundred crew and really what they're trying to do is remove or undermine the sharifs influence of the pakistani political landscape i think this question marks going forward about how well the pakistani military and iran economy will work together. to become prime minister there's a lot of precedent box and history for the military to for example you know fall out with chosen or designated civilian leaders including sharif himself so there is you know there's a lot of question marks i think that the kind of thinking that the sure that the military in work excellent be in power together i think that's tha

get through the years we have apple earnings tonight this stock is so unbelievably cheap at over 12 times xh. i think the quarter is fine. i think they'll give a conservative outlook fx is an issue you have a new iphone ramping, they don't know all of the details on the trajectory of that and you have a muted smart phone market my feeling is a little volatility around the quarter, apple will continue to rise the second half of the year >> brian, it all makes sense to say if you look at faang and the largest tech stocks, nothing changed fundamentally. did anything change to get the last 10 or 20% of up side for stocks in other words to call the stocks is to call people's appetite for paying up for winners. i guess how do you handicap that based on price targets, apple and faang, you see a half trillion added in market cap the next year. what gets you there? >> i point out three most undervalued of the faangs, if you put in apple, it would be apple. facebook with this correction. and also alphabet gets no respect. they had a cloud conference, obviously great earnings and cloud conference and

we get it right to be michelle favorite drop a satellite that's all for now till next time go easy on the popcorn. x. this week's highlights. moving gallery me. off into trucks on the road. color photos an artist to a place with respect to. electable furniture when food inspires. your robotics. brown really love her. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert artists. pursuing her own ambitions. no other woman got some close to him around life and death with the furore in forty five minutes on d w. iran. once again isolated shocker seems now a major power in the middle east. dear ones influence continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily. does iran truly want peace. the countries of homes of their towns to isolate. iran from theocracy regional superpower starts august fifth on g.w. . iran welcome to our highlights edition featuring our top picks of the week and let's see what we have lined up for you this time. creative minds to find us a legacy has a top one company in northern italy. austrian classic the two

time. to boil palace in honolulu to. the last queen and why it was overthrown by the americans in . eighteen ninety three the u.s. an x. to y. a short time later in eight hundred ninety eight. favorably positions in the pacific ocean the us set up a military base here. decades later the japanese launched a surprise attack on pearl harbor eight u.s. battleships were lost or damaged. the memorial for the sunken us s. arizona commemorates the events of that day and those who died. and. to this day the sunken ship still loses oil in the middle of hawaii. the fiftieth and youngest us state having joined the federal republic in nine hundred fifty nine. but some hawaiians like brandon feel they've been coerced into being american even though they're living in their native country. the winds are a mix of several nationalities who want the best from all of those will hit and why . but brendan wants to do that without the united states and is seeking support. you know by going out to the u.n. by having talks with other countries where establishing before relations so we are acting as a country so what we're doing is concentrating

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x.-treme is how much time and is there an obsession with weapons. the same report also claimed that nearly eight hundred of the country's citizens are islamists and one hundred seventy of them are in prison a member of the german left party who we spoke to believes there's a direct link between the rise of the far right and islamic radicalization. yeah you part of the backlash against the policies of the german government last year well i think what we're seeing us there and other services have neglected threat from right wing activists in the last decades you know all of it and it's you where we're just seeing the court rule which has killed those multiple people over a span of market years and police that the intelligence service they didn't notice it is the thought of i mean arbitrary government for imported islamists yet to stand most of the syrian refugees are not ridiculousness some are what it is right now just if i didn't walk those rediculus know terrorists who are i've probably got reports that germany wants to take some of the way targets

x. -- it was a design chain. they took away the vessels and taking away portes slowly over time. eresting to see in september is how those new phones look and how much they onk like the iphone x based -- also on how they are price. scarlet: john, you mentioned china sales are critical here. china sales were $9.5 billion of revenue for the quarter. year over19% jump year comes to the revenue increase. japan saw sales increased 7% year-over-year. americas, the 20% increase was the biggest jump out of the geographical regions. japan at 7%, that is a market that has seen slower sales. it is seeing increased revenue and all of its five major segments, i suppose that is good news even with a lineup that does not always surprise and delay. it will continue to pile their money into the apple ecosystem. leigh, when you look at what the company does with its other hardware, is that -- does that matter? seen those numbers move sentiment quite a bit. in previous reports up socially -- in previous reports, especially around the ipad. it becomes less important as the services revenue takes a bi

the judge says you have to do it in x amount of time. it doesn't happen. then what? >> the kids are still away from their parents, they're still in these prisons or however we want to describe them. the cruelty of the policy is still being implemented, stephanie, i've been in germany for the last three weeks, and painted all over the television in germany are images of children. a sense that somehow america has lost its bearing. the idea of a judge talking to the representative. the representation of a 1-year-old. think about it, stephanie, that baby's not even potty trained. >> i'm with you. >> and here we are, they don't have the paperwork, they don't know how to find the parents and identify them. what is being revealed is the zero tolerance policy carried with it a fundamental dehumanization of these people. they don't give a damn about the babies. period. >> even if they didn't -- even if they do or don't, the policy is so ill thought out, such a disaster, such an expensive disaster. how do republicans -- how does the white house solve this issue, this crisis of

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. >> and it seems like if trump has been wanting this for a long time, the x factor here was bill scheinnew on the job. maybe he kind of just fell for it and now he saw the reaction. real quick, one more story to touch on, katie. you and maggie haber reported about an amazing leak out of the white house, this e-mail that showed how trump was angry when he boarded air force one and saw that melania's tv was tuned to cnn. what happened here? he wants all the tvs tuned to fox? >> it's standard operating procedure now that all tvs will be on fox. when he returns to his hotel suite when traveling, the tvs will be tuned to fox. the e-mails are -- they're a smaller example of this broader issue going on, that the president does not want to take in opposing or possibly opposing views. he is at a phase in his presidency where he does not want to hear anything other than his own messaging or supportive messaging. e-mails are a smaller example that illustrate this larger issue. >> and melania trump won. her team put out a statement saying she will watch whatever channel she wants. >> she did give t

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