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right yes go to for us on a wall street yan's thank you. and finally a cautionary tale of the perils affording for a fake news ninjas of course they're a big deal in japan for the city of i gather big money spin as well tens of thousands of tourists flock to the city's ninja festival every year but then a report by an american radio station claimed that the city is looking for a ninja before most for a new museum and with a huge salary to boot it turned out to be a hoax but want to be ninja still k. in metro. authorities in city hall are still reeling from what happened the fake news stories went viral stating the city was urgently looking for ninja performers for an annual salary of eighty five thousand u.s. dollars e-mails faxes and letters arrived from all over the world as far as new york nepal and australia. and all of the know we've had emails before from foreign people who wanted to visit the c.b.s. tourists. and i. think but i was surprised to receive inquiries about working as ninjas. at least one hundred applications came in from

tariffs already leveled by trump as she came with all with a financial correspondent yens a quarter yan's twelve billion dollars build up actually be enough to shield the agricultural industry. it is a start but it might not do the trick the u.s. agriculture industry is the one industry that probably got hit hardest so far from the ongoing trade disputes with countries like china mexico and canada and the agricultural industry is one of the very few industries that actually is running a trade surplus meaning it exports more than the imports of the say the trade surplus last year in the agricultural industry was a go to twenty one billion dollars u.s. president donald trump on tuesday also announced that farmers should be patient in the long run they should be the big winners from the trade policy of the white house but as for an how obviously farmers need support from washington i games we should point out as well that shares in the u.s. based washing machine company well pool have also been down fourteen percent on choose day of course somebody was a proponent of strict a trade controls

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governor brown agreed to increase funding 347 mill yan dollar. a spokes person for the university says students came together to lobby for more state funding but a lot of money was only a one time offer. >> to better support our students and academic missions and keeping the pursuit sof california in the very top ranks of universities worldwide. it's incumbent that the state partner with us to effectively fund the university. >> there are quite a few other issues on the agenda including a state audit and lair going to talk about the experience for nonresidents and the increase of transfer students. in san francisco, a. >>> uc berkley is spending 30 $30 million on women's sports facilities. the chancellor announced plans to expand the women's beach bolly ball court and upgrade the field at strawberry canyon. the price tag is high but the university had no choice under federal title nine guidelines. a $19 million sports budget deficit owes 438 million tlar for the memorial stadium renovation and construction of the new training facility. >>> two fi

in 1998, one of its students, gao yan, committed suicide. her friends and family said she took her life because she had been raped by her professor. he got off with a warning and was allowed to go on teaching. inspired by china's fledgling #metoo movement, a student posted an open letter calling for the e university to discloe details of its investigation into gao's suicide. she was promptly put under house arrest and told she was risking her university degree. manyny other studentnts expred solilidarity. the notice was quickly removed. a stain on the image of china's most famous university. also in beijing, #metoo in action. feminists have brought attention to renee's case. her ex-boyfriend tried to rape her in the underground garage of another university. she went to the police, but they were unwillingng to launch an investigation. the university even put pressure on renee's parents, so she wouldn't go public. renee: my father said to me, come home and listen to your university, otherwise they'll expel you. i asked him, why should they exp

scandals is now in court in seoul a ruling is expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho yan hole he's expected suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement. the police have detained a woman who tried to climb the statue of liberty to protest against the u.s. president's immigration policy she was on new york's famous landmark for about two hours before being arrested the one she wouldn't climb down until donald trump's administration released all the children is the taint on the border with mexico those are your headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the war in october i will see you very soon. new york. saturday the sixth of october one thousand nine hundred seventy three. the waldorf astoria hotel. in the early hours and merican secretary of state henry kissinger. is woken in his suite with the news of military activity in the middle east. two hours later at two pm middle eastern time. egypt and syria launched a war against israel on two fronts. after three years in power egyptian president anwar sadat had grown tired of peace initiatives that seemed to be going now

representative brian: she is in the congress want -- yan: shetative or isn't a congresswoman just yet. isone of the reasons of this the cold war is gone and we don't teach people to be grateful for the incredible prosperity we have. the members of your caucus have the vocabulary to talk coxt socialism, not in the -- the context of rivers of blood, stalin, but talk about it in terms that younger people today are thinking about. ryan: which members of my caucus are you talking about? [laughter] i'm not going to touch that. i think for the most part, yes. for the most part, yes, but what i worry about is we came of age when that was a fresh lesson and we were all steeped in it. and now we are victims of our success and we got lazy and it is not being taught anymore. and then you have the s constantly pushing, the whole life of julia, i forgot about that until i saw it in a reference in your book, which i am excited about reading in the future. so the progressives are pushing the other side, which is emotionally attractive, emotionally appealing area and we conservative, classical liberal

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. >> yan see it at the mulberry cafe in midland, one of the fastest growing cities in america. >> j startinguaryty became on fire. >> texas crude up some f60%m a year ago, helping make texas america's top economy wit more than 350,000 new jobs in the st year. >> texas is the number one state in the united states f any migration from other states. people are voting with their feet. people are comingatp to the of texas more than any other state and there's people and companies. >> but, texas does poorly in education. no state has a larger percentage of people without health insurance. crime is u d and theocratic nominee for governor warns about the message that's senty message by a state ban on es sanctuary polior immigrants and the proposal to egulate transgender use for bathrooms. >> i call it the job killing bill. >> this cou stop being -- >> there are other issues and the potential trade war or an endo nafta could have a huge impact on texas's import and export business and there are concerns the state could face a et deficit when the legislature reconvenes next year. for now texas isnjoying t

jinny yan, chief china economist, china markets strategy. good morning.o this gathering today, this summit between china and european union leaders, do you think it will be more significant this time because they have this common purpose in terms of the trade war going on between them and the united states 7 going on between them and the united states? there are three top issues when it comes to china and the eu. trade, investment and climate change. i think it will be the same this time around. i do not think there will be breaking news out of this summit, it is more about the consolidation of trade and investment and consensus on climate change policies. when it comes to the key issue, for europe their biggest demand is allowing reciprocal market access, which is what the us is asking for as well. will we see any shift on that? both the eu and the us is very aware of china's rise and a level playing field is exactly what the eu wants, particularly as the us is trying to create a trade war. but what china will want to get out of the summit is that china

try and identify the victims correspondent for national is here in the studio with me now hi maria yan just looking through some of the reports or it seems there is very little officially confirm what do we know about this that's true i have to say that the rest sell reports and many of them cannot be independently verified at this moment so we have to be really careful and cautious about the information so what we hear from russia's foreign ministry is that indeed three people have been killed in central african republic allegedly they were russian citizens but they identities have never been so far confirmed and we know that the russian diplomats have traveled to the local u.n. base where the bodies are right now kept to try to identify the victims of the deadly attack in that country again there are many and confirmed reports and some of them say that these were russian journalists free press cards reportedly were discovered together with the bodies on the scene and. one of them again reportedly was. a very famous journalist actually russian journalist whose name is jim we heard fro

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you can see you up in full interview with nichol question yan on saturday july the twenty eighth at four thirty g.m.t. on talk to al-jazeera. footage showing one of the french president's top aides beating a student protester and may has triggered a fierce public backlash alexander was not on duty at the time but he was given permission to observe police operations sonic a go has the details from paris. was a violent attack on protest is that the man who took them isn't a police officer he's an example of an honor a former bodyguard and currently an aide to president mcconnell he was only given permission to observe the may day protest topple hosp says he was there and filmed the incident. i didn't recognize him at the time i thought i was filming an example of police brutality so i feel his face looked like he was worried about being recognized so he didn't he was beating up on the floor those in proximity to power may fall under the illusion that they actually wield it and what should have happened here is that mr benn a lot also been reported to the police but he wasn't and that's lef

he‘s playing germany‘s yan—lennart struff as he continues the defence of his title.gh.. bare in mind struff has come from two sets down in both of his first matches here. we could be in for a long night but then federer is looking very comfortable in the first set. looking very determined on centre court. if you want to stay with that match you watch via the red button or online. well this year‘s wimbledon will be the final one for legendary bbc commentator barry davies after 33 years behind the mic at sw19. but he may be rather distracted here tomorrow with a certain england game taking place tomorrow.. you might remember it was davies who was commentator when gareth southgate mised that penalty in euro 1996 but davies feels that disappointment has helped make him a success as national team boss. he has done an excellentjob with the england team in his approach. he knows the younger players and seems to be saying and doing all the right things. if we lose to sweden, i hope people don‘t get down on it, because, there is a change in the attitude of the england team, t

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lil yan 7 news. >> we know the identity of the suspect who got into a deadly stand off at a los angelesder joe's. police say he is a 28-year-old that started with a dispute at a home that led to his grandmother getting shot seven times. she is currently at the hospital. a woman identified at his girlfriend was braised by a bullet. she was forced into a car. the suspect drove off and then started the chase. >> i think the cause of the shooting pretty much had something to do with the girlfriend. the grandma didn't want the girlfriend over there at the house. >> that car crashed outside the trader joe's. after getting into a gun battle with officers, that suspect ran inside. a store manager identified as a 27-year-old was killed during the stand off. it was not clear if she was killed in cross fire or killed by the suspect. >>> today the minnesota vikings announced tony spiratto passed away. he went to the hospital thursday with chest pains. he was the vikings offensive line man head coach. he was the interim head coach for the raiders in 2014 and coached the tight ends in 2015. derek car

. >> i'm glad you pointed that out because in some of these cases it's not a gray area i will yan nairmed was fired from this with her deal with cbs. that is not disputed. cbs disputes why she was fire and why settlement happened but what her lawyer and a lot of people involved in the process tlt recall is that this happened right after what she at the time was calling a sexual assault and they all knew about that. >> on that same point, douglas is an interesting case to look into because when less moonves ii respected the principle much no means no. not what she said, he blocked her exit from the door. >> not in a number of these cases, that's right. >> i thought it was interesting his statement went as far as it did and got as specific as it did. often they give a blanket denial when they are accused. i thought it was interesting, decades ago i may have done these things because then the public can say the rules have changed ever since me too maybe this was old bad behavior. when he gets as specific as no means no, that's not what your reporting found. >> that isn't these women's r

we did see the attacks on the ukraine yan power grid taking it down. >> we like that. >> no. the ukrainians? >> we like the one on iran. >> this is when iran attacked us. >> what did we do to them? >> well, i think -- >> are ayou afraid to say so? >> we need to have cyber tools in our arsenal and use them as an overall government response. that needs to be part of our arsenal. the thing we haven't done a good job on, is when we see all of these actions by russia, election interference, pre positioning on our power grid, because i think that is what it is. or recently, and the white house fuelly attributed this to russia, the worm that took down things all over the world, that was the russian government. >> what was the motive for doing that? >> to cause dissension. to cause disruptive. we haven't imposed cost that make them think twice before doing this. even when the white house levied sanctions on russia, it is under cut. this is impermissible, you do it again, and there are going to be consequences. >> you can't stop the offense. you can't stop the bombers. and in the nucl

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in fact, there were three countries that yan stoltenberg that they previously spent the 2% commitment on spending. but since the president has taken office, it's increased to eight countries, neil. the president is having an impact and an effect and that's the message here. >> neil: yeah, with 21 to go if my math is right here. the president said to your point, we have a lot of allies but we cannot be taken advantage of. we're being taken advantage of by the european union. now we're looking at separate trade battles with the european members and in the middle of our standoff with the chinese and lo and behold, the chinese and the germans coming together on a deal on -- that could be a sign of things to come. this looks like it could be attention convention. >> well, the president is betting on multiple fronts. first, the trade spat with canada. the first time that he's had to come eye to eye with the canadian prime minister since g-7 when the president left thinking they were on the same page and in the air when trudeau said they weren't. and the president pulled himself out of the g

joining me now i will yan na johnson and matt adviser.re's no way we get away from the topic immigration and yet there are not a lot of clear answers. all of this happening as we see more democrats jumping on the bandwagon pushing to abolish i.c.e. matt, the president is embracing that as well saying go for it. this is going to be a win for republicans in november. if democrats continue to go down this road. does he have a point? >> he does a little bit. i mean, democrats are sort of bringing up a new issue that in some ways diverts from a very harder one for president trump, which is the family separation and to a new issue about ice and abolishing ice, which has been a new litmus test for a lot of 2020 candidates. all recently starting to call for that. i think to be a much more complicated issue and a harder one to explain. it also diverts because ice is not the one currently responsible for separating the families. it's another part of the government and customs and border control. it's a complicated issue for democrats. >> not all de

we've talked on the show as well, the domestic production here in the u.s., particularly in the perm yan base b b b b has some pipeline bottlenecks not allowing enough transportation out of where it's being produced you put these things together and clearly, sanctions are going to be increased in iran. you'll have less production and see prices at least at this level if not higher. >> what do you like here zwl. >> i like the super major integrated oils. favorite is royal dutch shale. everybody knows that but you're going to see drill all over the place onshore, offshore, international, dmes omestidomesc >> breaking out, i think the administration needs to focus number one on why domestically, there are bottlenecks. how do we incentivise the investment and also, we have a situation relating to sin crude and the facility in the canadian oil sands, which is impacting more than anything else now why the price of oil, the spot price is $74 why the secretary month is less than $72 the facility is down taking heavy crude, making it what we need here in the u.s that's town until the end of july

drastic idea of government ethic ons what should happen in reaction to the rue main hue u man tear yaner. walter schaub the administration stole these babies and children then destroyed the records needed to return them. when they missed the deadline, the court should hold nielsen and azar in contempt. jail them until their agencies prove every last child has been returned. to reunify children with their families and has requested an extension from the court. said u.s. health and human services would identify about half of the 100 children by the deadline of jewel 10th. they've been released and their where abouts are unknown. only ten days ago, azar made the claim it's easy to locate the children in u.s. custody. >> there's fo reason why any parent would not know where their child is localed. i could at the stroke, key strokes i sat on the orr portal with with just basic key strokes within seconds could find any child in our care for every parent. >> apparently trks not that easy. it will not happen before tuesday's deadline. t"the new york times" reports that links to their parents h

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it's about this big and anybody can get in any time yan w i want to show the better part -- you cometionals game. you justo want t see nationals jerseys. ght want to see other jerseys. here it's different. we've g nats fans and yankees fans and dodgers fans here. we've got orioles fans. i mean, a little bit of everything, and that's exactly what you want to see for an all-star game and for all-star weekend. i mean, really just a great night tonight and really the weather could not be better now. it's extremely hot little bit earlier, but a lot better right now. let take a look. the guys said are we good with the weather, doug, absolutely, let's take a look at the radar and show you what's happening right now. thin rain still c noh down in places and d.c. with some heaviestround and the up towards baltimore. a severe thunderstorm for northern anne arundel county. you can see that lighting up and another coming into spotsylavnia county. that's aevere thunderstorm warning as well. a couple of storms and for the most part things are gettingut of our area. take a look at the closest storm

. >> i won't say it was mccarthy like but but was orwell yan. it's strange that peter strzok can't have thoughts and express them. should he have done it professionally? but imagine this plikens sitting there as if their biases doesn't affect actions. and the hypocrisy of it all is the entire hearing is based on their bias to get a political outcome and yet they put peter strzok theres a the bogeyman. it was zpiekable. >> do you think anything of substance came from this zerlina. >> no. i don't think so. to rick's point i was nodding along very excited rick made the point. because, the idea gnat oversight committee is criticizing peter strzok for having bias in an investigation while they clearly demonstrate their bias in an investigation is the ultimate irony. but in addition i'd love to see the republican text messages from that point in the campaign. >> me too. >> because as peter articulated during his testimony and again i'm not defending his behavior or actions i think they were inappropriate and he was appropriately removed. but he was ta

. >> yan hundreds of homes are now in ashes, and some people will return to find entire neighborhoods gone. w ny others-- whose homes survived-- don't ken they'll be allowed back. >> we were checking to see if wt could get backour house and they told us that they don't know when they will be opening y the roads. g: there are also questions about who was warned-- and when. ed bledsoe lost his wife and two greagrandchildren in the fir he says there was no warning. >> if i'd ve any kind of warning, i'd have never ever left my family in that house. i was talking toy little grandson on the phone, he was saying, "grandpa, pleasemeyou gotta co and help us, the fire's at the back door." i said, "i'm right by you, honey, just hold on, grandpa's coming." >> yang: meanwhile, two more fires flared to life late sunday in northern mendino and lake counties, north of san francisco, forcing another 15,000 people to evacuate. yet another big fire has forced rare closure of yosemite national park until this friday. they're among a totaof 17 fires burning across the state. jonathan cox is cal fire batta

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we have the australian dollar, canadian dollar, yan down -- yuan down, all countries heavily dependent big rally in the bloomberg dollar spot index from the middle of april until the end of june. that was when there were all trade concerns going on. i think the dollar will be the initial beneficiary. rishaad: it has done well so far this year. is this going to renew concerns about chinese plans to arguably weaponize the yuan? >> yes. there are all kinds of terms around this. this is all due to a self evaluation of the currency. basedan is falling today, on a closing level against the dollar, it was the weakest in almost a year. this was a way for china to maintain demand for its exports as tariffs come into place. trump has criticized them for weakening their currency. this may emerge as another source of friction between the two countries. david: it plays into the larger question of how we should expect the central bank to react. >> the central bank has recently adopted what we have been targeting -- calling a targeted easing stance. they have this triple cut that went into effect tha

or a cone with other bugs, even skoerp yans. this is interesting.ou can spin the wheel of misfortune to arbitrarily pick the topping for a chance to win tickets to the san francisco duncan. and the pop up parcel letter will be at 1 jefferson street from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. you have all day to try the maggots on the ice cream. >> they're real. >> those are real. >> not gummi worms? >> no. >> no. >> the wheel much misfortune not in your future. >> i hope not. >> i think the i'm only the one who tried it bug ice cream. >> how did it go? >> it was an adventure it had cntradicts and ants. it was a lot. >> were they crispy. >> yes, crunchy. and it was a grass ice cream. >> what does grass taste like? like green. >> you never ate grass. >> it's not for everyone, including me but it was fun to try it. >> grass ice cream. man, speaking of grin things let's transition quickly. we have rain out there. no joke. i know it's july. but we have the weak ripple of energy moving through. live doppler 7 tracking it out there for you. i want to zoom in. a little bi

been put on high alert and internet services have been shut off across the nation catalogue this hotel yan has more. frustration poisoned. in the streets of iraq demonstrators say they've had enough no jobs and limited services have reached the breaking point beyond the people in cattle evacuate we have to inject was still lying in the streets and two of those who were taken away. in the oil rich city of basra like across the country security forces are on high alert they've used water cannon and tear gas blocking protesters from storming the main provincial government building. with growing protests people have recorded an internet shut down and disconnected telephone lines without going to see those who assault the institutions of the state and the security forces and its investments disrupt the aspirations of the people he should be held to account . unrest has been simmering over the past week against a backdrop of political instability following maze contested an unresolved election results protesters have blocked roads and burned tires. and in the city of najaf they stormed the airpo

. -- yan yuan. some of the stocks have nothing to do with the trade dispute itself. this. trying to stagger that not been able to get into this in the past 12 or 18 months. in asia, it is cheap right now. 6.80.an is at staggeringually been the investment into the sector. this: i want to brought point. this is one way of looking at what shop was talking about. -- rishaad was talkuing about. this part that is skewed by the index, is this tell you that the fragility of the market is something we should be looking at here is to mark -- here? could this be a development in this trade war? kelvin: absolutely. concerned,re rish is on a database is -- daily basis, you could see this jump like a did early on. volatility is a lot higher than last year. don't forget that volatility was at historical lows. we are still a little below the 80 year average. i don't think we are going to exceed that. the chances of the 200 billion more with extra tariffs coming through, we think that is likely to come through at this point in time. we think the markets are priced into some of the other cl

see why they're so hard top yan unplug from technology during your summer vacation. >>> but we beginhis morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> persistent heavy smoke is blanketing the mountainside here, creating another challenge for firefighters. >> reporter: dozens of wildfires rage in the west. >> intensely hot temperatures aren't helping matters at all. >> it's frustrating not knowing if we're going to have anything left. >> a day of drenching rain, flooding the streets and parts of western houston. >> mother nature has a mind of her own. >> a standoff at the statue of liberty. a protester is facing several charges after she scaled the statue. >> it's a vertical climb. she had good skills or dumb luck. >> two britains who fell critically ill were exposed to the same nerve agent used to poison a russian spy in a nearby area. >> a shock to many people. >> in thailand, threat of more monsoon rains adding more urgency to the effort to rescue 12 boys from a cave. >> all that. >> supreme performance. >> federer won in straight sets. serena williams also

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