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eye tall yap missay they were in rome and had stole up the backpack of a drug dealer who sold them fake drugs instead of cocaine. italian police said the teen remanded money and cocaine from the dealer. yorth punched an officer. raga returned to work after his honeymoon. his wife of one month in tears as long lines of people paid respects and afrauded as the hearse prepared to leaf. there was concern about photos leaked showing him blind folded. authorities say that was illegal. police say both teens confessed to having a role in the death. an attorney for elder said i can only say the investigations are underway to understand the facts. the young boy's family is upset about what happened. the men consulate are trying to do the best for elder's protection. >> he had a ton of friends at school. neither of hem were necessarily disliked. a lot of people liked them and were friends with him. >> reporter: a friend saw him a few weeks before. >> ever time i talked time h, he wasn't ever mane or never cruel to me in anyway. he was nice to me. >> reporter: the classmates say the two teens had a

so yaps just saying this is more then a medical response that we need what do you make of that you know it's more done much more than that and beyond. can use i mention this is one of conflict so it would be hard to solve all 3 if we don't solve the cause that is defined so because those people fighting it's going to accept the response team to support team when they believe that they're coming from the people well right so they need a political engagement more than what you have there is no way a technical solution to be solved that we can problem. i want to show our audience just remind us where the d.l.c. is and also to look at where the areas that are most at risk happen to be so let's start with the map let's start with the epicenter of the about a crisis we're going to put that out on t.v. so you can see it there you go beni north kivu province is the epicenter let me show you how many cases to date that we have seen of a bowler and also the number of deaths as well in the dark orange or about to say these are the countries are high highest risk of a body getting outside of the d.

romaine: we've got john butler who has been sitting here patiently while we ayp up -- while we yap aboutohn: these results look good to be. like you, i was watching the forecast. i wanted to make sure things look good for next quarter. me, the guide looks good. they could actually grow. i think when people missed here was that last year was this incredibly strong year for apple. they had a strong sales cycle. quarter in and quarter out, they highbooking high tea's -- iphone when in the where theyike this could potentially grow even low single digits, that to me is good news. i'm looking beyond this year. it is going to be a tough year only year really, as we get into next year and the introduction , i think there is a lot more good news coming down the road. caroline: i'm looking how china did overall in terms of their numbers. billionchina saw $9 worth of sales overall, down from 9.5 billion we had seen in the previous year. clearly still a slight concern. are we expecting to see much in terms of trade tariffs? key for apple, a big number and a key region for them. they are navigating a

so yaps is saying this is more then a medical response that we need what do you make of that you know it's more done much more than that and beyond. can use i mentioned is the zone of conflict so it would be hard to solve all 3 if we don't solve the conflict that is defined so because those people fighting and going to accept the response team to support team wendy believe that they're coming from the people well right so they need a political engagement more than what you have there is no way a technique i thought he should be solved that we could problem. i want to show our audience just to remind us where the d r c is and then also to look at where the areas that are most at risk happen to be so let's start with the map let's start with the epicenter of the about a crisis we're going to put that off on t.v. so you can see it there you go many north kivu province is the epicenter let me show you how many cases to date that we have seen of a bowler and also the number of deaths as well in the dark or unsure about see these are the country's highest risk of a boulder getting outside o

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just hours away from learning which presidential hopefuls will face off again which other president yapng debates. cnn will host a live draw tonight to determine the lineups for the -- or rather on the july 30th or 31st. david, how does this unfold tine? . and one thing we wanted to sure is there's no -- as in previous cycles. so the way that we are making sure that doesn't happen is we're going to split it up into three daraws. first draw, lower polling candidates. then a second draw, a middle teef they are foe that average between 1 and 10% since then, and then the final draw. this is what really will guarantee equity distribution. biden harris, splitting 2-2. you remember in miami, the nights were split, four of the top five were on the -- and blitz warren hog -- and this now -- that won't betsh we'll evenly split the field where democratic voters are supporting them right now. >> obviously we'll see what happens tonight and how they deal with it. he had a bit of difficult hi. and she -- how they do on this topic in particular. i would also like to see elizabeth warren and bernie san

get it qwest market yap.ressed to explain herself later, ocasio-cortez noted that pelosi has attacked these women of color despite "knowing the amount of death threats that we get. i think it is just worth asking why. that is a rhetorical question obviously. she knows why. wiles would you imperil someone's safety? because you wish them harm. because you are a crazed bigot! according to alexander acadia cortez, that is who is running the democratic party right now. quick, we've got a racist third in line for the presidency. i think we are being too literal about this. what are the odds in real life that ocasio-cortez actually believes that nancy pelosi is a racist? or that joe biden is a racist? or for that matter, donald trump is a racist? what are the chances she really thinks that? probably about zero. the first thing to know about the cries of racism you hear incessantly from the left, they are totally insincere. no one saying that actually believes it. the point isn't to get rid of racism, the point is to

every time she opens her yap, it's a gift. >> we are seeing open civil war in the democrat party betweent over control. i mean, remember, president trump even defended nancy pelosi this morning at the white house before leaving for milwaukee. so they're going to continue to fight it out. the american people are seeing what it's for, whether it's the liberal wing or the socialist wing, all of their policies are bad for america. and to your point, every time they talk, president trump wins. gregg: you know, and it's not just congressman clay within the democratic party that's lashing out openly against aoc. but there are others. we would invite our viewers to go online and read our story on foxnews.com. a senior democrat is quoted as saying of aoc, she's a complete fraud. her peers don't take her seriously. she's a freshman member of congress with power, she's a nobody. she creates endless distraction, skips meetings in favor of media interviews, tweets and program in more. and gam more. what do democrats do though, with -- i mean, she's this gadfly that won't go away. >> well, let's not l

but isn't it true the more they are out in front and the more they open their yaps and say this utterlargely up informed -- uninformed, and the more they, you know, like omar is ranting against israel, our greatest a ally in that region of the world -- >> right. gregg: -- i mean, doesn't that benefit republicans? >> yeah. and let me first say in terms of squad, the real squad is the women for trump that you're talking about at the beginning of this, because we really are working for the american women, for the president who has pulled 600,000 women out of poverty. that's a real women's issue, who has created 6.2 million jobs and more than 56% of them were for women. because those are real women's issues. and then you take these folks rattling about racism when they are making anti-semitic and racist statements and inciting violence for real that is actually happening, right? not things that someone's trying to put on them or trying to twist or misconstrue their words to say, but actual acts of violation, actual words of anti-semitism, actual words that are racist. and, gregg, the amer

today's stage 18, the roughest stage in the yaps, 120, 9 miles straight up, three big climbs. quintana took the stage, 5 hours, 34 minutes 15 seconds. julian came in 14th today. he'll retain the yellow jersey and has a 1 1/2-minute lead. >>> could you imagine bicycling 129 miles when it's 109 degrees out? >> no. >> i'm sure nobody is going to be sore tomorrow either. >> hydrate. >> yes, please. larry, thank you very much. >> well, join us tonight for abc7 news at 11:00. a call for change after reports thousands of undocumented immigrants have been deported via the oakland airport. the specific demands community members made tonight of those who oversee airport operations. >> it's a good night tonight on abc7. coming up it's steph curry's "holey moley." followed by ayesha curry, she's taking over "family food fight." at 10:00, catch a reef break and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> they had the same last name. are they related? >> they might be. i'm is not sure. >> stick around, jimmy kimmel live comes on at 11:35. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news.

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>> we did, 'cause i was too busy yapping. >> maarse spends over a million dollars a year buying flowersand 10% of that, $100,000, is thrown away. a better delivery process and working coolers will cut that number in half. >> don't hit the cat. el gato. [meowing sound effect] >> jacob maarse is marginally unprofitable today, but it wouldn't take much to return it to its glory days. a few small changes, and this place would be wildly profitable again. so you have a business that has a broken process, a good product. your mom puts money in the business, and you have to run most of the decisions by your mom? >> yes. >> and you're 49? >> yes. >> how's that sound to you? it sounds pretty [bleep]. >> um... >> let's pretend for a minute that your mom didn't want to write any more checks. what would happen to this business in a year? >> i don't know. >> running a successful business requires the three ps--people, process, and product. and maarse has a great product. but their process is lacking. i think it's a direct result of the people, especially hank. and people could be the hardest thing to

off the shore freeway, i'll talk about that all right now to little fog to that kind of a mixed day yap kind of a mixed day ahead of >>we've been used to some extent is, but this one is going to be a little fun here than the last. so definitely want to keep the jacket with you why been talking about how temperatures are suddenly going to be cooler throughout the weekend we've officially reached the finish of the week now today and tomorrow when temperatures will be out there coolest as of this morning clear skies above but if you look out in the distance there's a foggy bank a hanging out right above much of the bay this morning that is making for some poor visibility in a few spots like up and down the coastline up into the north bay and then a few areas in the east bay hills just north of foggo make its or tree into the middle of the day you get your dose of sunshine. but it's going to make its way back in before sunset tonight, so you are going to have a foggy gray finish to the day just like we're starting this day for many areas, 50's and 60's is where we're sitting right now 60's

off the shore freeway, i'll talk about that all right now to little fog to that kind of a mixed day yapen used to some extent is, but this one is going to be a little fun here than the last. so definitely want to keep the jacket with you why been talking about how temperatures are suddenly going to be cooler throughout the weekend we've officially reached the finish of the week now today and tomorrow when temperatures will be out there coolest as of this morning clear skies above but if you look out in the distance there's a foggy bank a hanging out right above much of the bay this morning that is making for some poor visibility in a few spots like up and down the coastline up into the north bay and then a few areas in the east bay hills just north of foggo make its or tree into the middle of the day you get your dose of sunshine. but it's going to make its way back inor

this bill will allow veterans who served in our armed forces during the cuban missile crisis, the lib yap conflicts and other recognized conflicts to join the legion. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cline: i yield myself. i rise in support of s. 50 the legion act and i thank the gentleman. 100 years ago, congress chartered the american legion because as our veterans returned home, we must provide for them. it has provided for our service members and communities. in the last century, it has grown to two million members around the world. the group is head quartered in indiana and has 13,000 offices including one in every state. the american legion provides thousands of dollars in scholarships to help students and help prevent diseases and been at the forefront to provide mental health services but particularly for our troops who struggle. beyond the american legion's rich national history, it has held a special place in my home state. the am

. >> laura: yap. the punctuation with the staccato gestures doesn't help. tanya, thank you so much. we'll be right back with my final thoughts. >> part of the dark underbelly of american society. racism, bigotry, and the entire conversation we're having tonight. if you think this one candace is going to deal with this dark psyche force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, then i'm afraid the democrats are going to do some very dark days. >> laura: i thought it was "star wars." i heard the music playing. the dark force. that was fun. we are going to be back here tomorrow night do it all over again. don't forget, check out my new podcast and shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team take it live from detroit with great analysis. shannon. >> shannon: laura, thank you so much. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream tonight detroit. we are live from the spin room with special coverage of the second 2020 democratic primary debate, and this is a fox news alert. two of the most left-leaning, moderators asking a question, two ho

role in the early epstein cases but probably the most consequential development of all the bigwigs yapping today, would be the federal reserve chairman. he sets interest rates. some say he is the lasted a adult standing in the financial community. that is a matter of opinion but we're going to be living on this, staying on this, what he has been saying. we have cut away here. i wanted to let you know has talked about the tax cuts have to be measured longer term on their impact, not just the near term. he talked about a weakening economy, headwinds developing enough to trigger optimism in the financial community that he is going to cut rates at the end of this month. maybe not by a half-point a lot of people saw happening, maybe a quarter point, just in the course of his testimony, one of the fascinating things i discovered there was about 60% probability we would see we could see a cut in rates by end of this month. when it came to half-point cut down to 16%. but again the expectation is that a cut is coming. he is he is making the case for such a move. he is not telegraphing additional mo

. >> yap. wonder let me ask you this does it mean that you think they could get infrastructure spending done? i don't think that -- what was that noise? >> i guess in this bipartisanship i think we're seeing is overrated right. there's a benefit that two parties not agree for another spend pack blowout. i would think given the close -- the how close we are to election maybe there wouldn't be time for that spending festival. but you never know. i guess hope springs internal in washington maybe they'll get another big deal. >> spending somebody else's money borrowed money so still sg to script department of justice telling robert molar that his testimony before congress tomorrow needs to stay within his public report. maria bartiromo spoke with judiciary committee ranking member collins on sunday morning futures about mueller upcoming remarks. what are you expecting on wednesday? >> what we are expecting another round what have we already know i'll tell people like going back and finding book on

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although i suppose they yap a little bit.is the politicians themselves this is all about about the fact that facebook now wields tremendous am of influence, and political power whether they want to or not. and therefore, the people who are arriving in this legislation are regulator side people are motivated by politicians and thing that really, you know, sort of scares me to the degree that i'm -- there's a risk there is the politicians and legislators coming up with new legislation that they are, you know, supposedly exploring many writing that would regulate facebook not in terms of, you know, its antitrust situation. but as a, you know, as i think the wording with something like, you know, as a -- influence on society. and all of that stuff. right, that's the risk. >> jon it is dagen mcdowell i wonder if focus on privacy the ftc find ongoing probe new probe disclosed by ftc, also the investigation by the department of justice and regulations coming out of congress, but this actually helps facebook continue to grow. because