stephen: these children are not alone. they're only part of a mass exodus of immigrant children who have swamped the system in the last few years. according to the us border patrol, more than 68,000 unaccompanied children were picked up along the us-mexico border in 2014. that's just children traveling alone, not with parents, a 77% increase from 2013. it's a number that's actually dropped so far this year to less than 27,000 unaccompanied children. jaime: if i return to guatemala, for sure death will be waiting for me. stephen: jaime remains in high school here in the bay area, where he continues to try to learn english. dariana eventually made her way here to the bay area as well, where she was reunited with her mother and father. announcer: coming up next. ben: i couldn't live with myself if i didn't do everything i could to save the lives of the family that has been given to us. announcer: the stories of immigrant families in sanctuary. call us, 1-888-996-tips. or send an email, theunit@nbcbayarea.com. stephen: welcome

stephen's dad steve sr. says after living together for nearly two years, the couple was talking about taking the next step. >> was it your understanding steve, they were going to get hitched? >> yes, in vegas and every time i talked to them that was the their plans. it never changed. he loved her. >> reporter: the timing seemed good. heidi had just gotten a promotion at the insurance company where she worked. she was finally a 9:00 to 5:00er after years of temping. >> she was just getting started or getting settled into a in each when things happened. >> reporter: strange things that rattled heidi. in april of that year, it appeared someone was trying to break into their townhouse there was chipping around a lock on their basement door. >> looked like the doors had been monkeyed with? >> yes. >> reporter: not long after that discovery of mischief on the locks, a stranger knocked at the front door one night saying he was forming a neighborhood block watch. he scared heidi so much that she told friends. and de

stephen: no. adehink the move they m on the currency confirms what the imf was looking for, but if it does trigger another round of currency wars, then she has got a real problem. tom: we should point out renminbi this morning with appreciation, even ever so slight. our twitter question along these lines -- which country has the most to lose from china's slowdown? thank you for your informed response. good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." vonnie quinn, brendan greeley, and tom keene. in trading in currencies, but also any most interesting pharmaceutical transaction. well by sprout pharmaceuticals for one large, $1 billion. how you pronounce it? addyi. the first drug to treat female sexual disorder, desire. i have never, ever, ever seen a drug rollout so negatively viewed by the medical establishment. doctors hate this there a few. olivia: this is not the first time doctors have tried to roll out a drug to treat female sexual disorder or to try to come up with som

mark: thanks for sticking around, stephen. john meyer.. stephen will stay with us. cutting reference rates in the fight to stay competitive. emerging-market stocks fall -- details out of the break. this is where you'll find me on twitter. how much lower can metal fall? that is my question to you. you can answer me @ma rkbartontv. the bloomberg commodity index, by the way, a gauge of 23 commodities, reached its lowest level since 2002. @markbartontv. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. mark: welcome back, i am mark barton. minutes into the trading day -- let's see how things are shaping up. after two days of gains, stocks have fallen today. the earlier reason would have been china's decline, with the chinese rebound the yuan is devaluing its currency. in a week, the german parliament discusses the greek bailout. here to rattle through the movers -- hi, caroline. caroline: hi, mark -- i am starting

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thank you so much, you are, stephen. -- stuart, stephen. getting pictures from around the world. company experts have been analyzing this to get the data more quickly than a government can. customers include the world bank , standard chartered, and bloomberg. how do they feel about corrupting the data that could be more accurate than their own? ask the company ceo. >> they realize the volatility of what is happening in their own environment their own countries, is well beyond what they have as a tool for tracking it. rather than thinking about access in terms of heresy, we are now a potential infrastructure that can help them do their jobs so much better. rather than do their jobs across a number of different agencies they are now a driving partner and a critical piece of infrastructure for these government going forward. emily: they are backed by several economic heavyweights, including larry summers, who joined the board last month. up next, more censorship for internet companies in china. which companies will it impact the most? netflix is offering new parents up to one year o

stephen: our own forecasts suggest exactly that. we think people have been too optimistic about the euro against the dollar. if the fed doesn't raise rates in september, the euro might get a new lease of life. manus: so all those arguments about qe seemed to dissipate quickly. francine: thank you so much. stephen king and mark gilbert. that brings us nicely to today's twitter question. has china reignited currency wars? tweet us. join in. we are all there. despite gold's recent decline, australian miners have managed to shrug off the worst because of the aussie dollar. the situation has offered some rich pickings. francine: australian mining has picked up two acquisitions. paul allen paid them a visit. >> some more fresh gold pours into a depressed market. this 17 kilogram brick is being created in evolution mining's newest assets. out here, the appetite for gold remains as strong as ever. here's the finished product. despite recent falls in the price of gold, good fortune is still smiling on australian miners. this is $1500 an ounc

stephen: are you? stuart: i am. stephen carroll with business on "france 24." it is time for today's "press review." it.e lupton is here with we will begin in southeast asia with this press review. jim thome it is on the front pages of the music in that country. if we look at the myanmar times, onries on the front page -- that front page, it says ministry seeks foreign aid. right in the center, underneath, it says "mission by the ministry of foreign affairs, that the country's emergency response to the floods has been weak." inside the paper, "the times" spotlights the political consequences of the flooding. the electrical -- the election commission will give in provisional candidates because they have not had time to complete the finalists. we have in part shut down because of the slump. it will be critical. stuart: how is that playing out in the rest of burma? myanmar,e new light of published by the ministry of information -- there you say they have a story on the front page. they mentioned not one word about the government weakness for their admission of wea

fit shares are down, thank you so much, stephen, stewart. an android app could be the key to helping countries spot inflation. premise relies on 16,000 users who get paid to take pictures. they analyze these data points to get economic data were quickly than governments can. our governments feeling about the start of collecting the data that could be more accurate than their own? i asked the ceo. >> i think they recognize that the speed and volatility of what is happening as well beyond any technical mechanism they have for tracking it. brother than thinking about us as some heresy, we are now a potential infrastructure that can help them do their jobs so much better. we find ourselves now is a dialogue partner. emily: they are backed by several economic heavyweights, including larry summers, who joined the board last month. up next, more censorship for internet companies in china. which company will it impact the most? netflix is offering new parents up to one year of paid leave. as we had to break we leave you with footage of the new "star

thank you so much for that, stephen. reallytainly getting hungry now. it is lunchtime here in paris. it is now time for the press review. our very own oliver farry has joined us in video. he has been plowing through the international papers. a lot of papers are focusing on the foiled attack on the train from amsterdam to paris. right, and one paper calls in an ordinary terrorist. born in morocco, fallen into petty crime in madrid, and then radicalized in a mosque in spain. he had been drifting through a number of countries suggest spain, germany, france, and belgium in recent months. he was subject to what is known fine as. of terrorists who have carried out attacks in recent years have had that classification. the person who presides over the it needs to be rendered properly effective, particularly getting known -- getting rid of what is known as the biannual lapse in which cases are purged from the system every two years. she wants a similar system for sexual offenders. they will have to declare when traveling or dealing with the authorities. thesenat

stephen: i think the answer to that question changes day today. people are wearing those devices for a. -- a period of time and then putting it in a drawer, but then they can click the product trend for a new device when they do decide to put it back on by adding things like heart rate sensors or extra alarm functions they can get someone who may be one, wore it for a while, put it in the georgia buy a new one is only a. -- in the drawer to buy a new one instead of pulling out an old one. emily: fit it certainly -- fitbit certainly got in the market. by the initial numbers that he saw, they blew everyone away. stuart: the numbers were better than anyone expected. everyone had pushed the price up so much if there was any hick up at all they had taken a beating for it. but in the short term they are the leader and i think he will continue to be. emily: anything jumping out to you as strong competitor? stephen: if they can open up their credit card provider products and give someone access to something like apple pay, i think that that is a strong co

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stephen: that's right. the ukrainian government says it has agreed to a 3.5 billion -- $ 3.5 billion reduction in debt, a 20% haircut on $18 billion of its debt, half of what kiev had been seeking. the agreement comes after months of fraud negotiations with private bondholders. reducing the debt burden is seen as crucial to the country's international bailout. we can speak to our correspondent, gulliver cragg. is this a good deal for kiev? gulliver: absolutely. you said it was half of what kiev was demanding, but i think that was in kiev's wildest dreams. this is better than what a lot of analysts in both the united states and ukraine were expecting, $3.8 billion that they don't have to pay back. thisding to economists, allows them to defer payment until -- ukraine is also offering securities in a form of percentage of its growth after the year 2021. that is obviously a few years down the line, but it was an offer the creditors will they could accept -- creditors felt they could accept. the minister is a us

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business news with stephen. at this time yesterday we were telling you about greece, and today another bad day on the greek market. stephen: yesterday we saw the record fall in the greek stock markets. we have seen positive territory this morning, but the composite index was down by 1.3%, as you can see. the head of the greek stock exchange saying this shows the market is now normalizing after that huge fall of 16% monday. greece's banks are still taking another beating. tourism-related shares like ag and airlines are seeing some gains. market watchers are saying there are opportunities to make money in the greek markets. let's take a listen. >> there are two key factors that will determine matters from now on -- getting rid of the political uncertainty regarding the agreement between greece and its creditors, and secondly there needs to be more specific information regarding the recapitalization of banks. as long as these uncertainties persist, market volatility will remain. however, this great drop brings lots

stephen carroll, with the business news. and our very own florence villeminot has joined me in the studio for the press review. looking at headlines across the world, there is a lot of focus on the deadly bombing in bangkok. of: it is on the front page "the post" today. you can see the aftermath of the explosion, which took place at 6:55 p.m. you can see the photo at the shrine. you can see the bangkok post talking about the city bomb and inside there are eyewitness accounts. they recount the moment when the explosion hit. they said the ground shook like an earthquake. what our sources outside thailand saying? are focusingpapers on the significance of the shrine that was bombed. it calls it a sacred shrine, a magnet for tourists, and a target for hatred. that is on the front page of "the independent," where you can see the rescue workers helping the victims. the shrine was built in the 1950's and has quietly become one of bangkok's most sacred spaces, attracting hundreds of worshipers every day. the shrine has also been the

stephen: ease-of-use. that they keep updating and putting new things on their to make it easy for customers to find and navigate. and even shopping. easy returning, ease of delivery, not overly expensive. forything should be these the customer, whether it is on the tablet, because more and more sales are coming from a phone or a tablet, versus the desktop. and they should be out on the forefront. betty: so we know that trouble is going on in that space. where do you think -- what is the sweet spot right on retail? stephen: i don't know if there is an exact sweet spot as far as where you can be. we had this conversation so many times and i will always go back to the product. if you are a brand or a store that can separate yourself off and make yourself differentiated from whatever that means, from a product point of view, then you should be able to gain strength in customer base because you have a reason for people to come into your store. if you look like everybody is, forget it. betty: speaking about bran

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stephen tschida has the story. stephen: a man injured in an assault this weekend died today. bringing the homicide number up to 103. now check this out. you can see in the city, the police out in force across the district. in every quadrant trying to bring the homicide rate down. seventh and "o" where the resurgence of the crew and the other crews and the gangs in this community, it has a lot of people on edge tonight. the rain of bullets has families devastate and residents frightened. >> it doesn't make me feel safe. stephen: last week they charged marcus king with second-degree murder and he allegedly joined a gun battle that left the bystander, 23-year-old slonsky dead. investigators say it stemmed from warring crews or gangs. >> it's very scary. stephen: the shootout went down in the area of a city in the midst of a rapid and a substantial investment. some are stunned by the crew warfare on their doorstep. >> the reason is it surprising, you see the development and you can see everybody walking around. it seems safe and carefree. hearing about the gun battles and the gan

stephen: i think they are already doing it. up process has been to puff financial markets to generate the illusion of wealth. this is a sort of fed style approach. the asset prices are part of the process. that's what they are trying to do. jonathan: i want to look at the trade data. the export-import story tells me one thing. the volume tells me something different. i don't see oil. i don't see iron ore import volumes dropping off in a big way. what do you look at more when you look at the trade data? stephen: the yuan is linked to the dollar. this is one of the problems the chinese have. if they had a free-flowing currency, they could see their currency depreciate. that would help alleviate the crisis. as they don't, they are taking it fully on the chin. of the dollar is enhanced, so the actual numbers look worse than they might be. jonathan: when you look at the currency, they've got international ambitious for it to be a reserve currency sanctioned by the imf, etc. for you, do they have to weaken the currency? stephen: this

stephen: shares in alibaba listed in new york. they had been hit as so many companies have by the shares slump in recent days. falling below the price it initially launched on the stock market. an attempt to allay fears about the fate of the company the chief executive road to the -- wrote to the 35,000 people who work at ali baba telling them it is not the first time the global stock market has plunged. with philosophy he said, sometimes the lonely journey is sticking to your principles that you have to go through a lot of ups and downs. >> all about positive attitudes. thank you very much. coming up is the press review. florence is heal with us -- is here with us. china's stock gets are grabbing the headlines. florence: still front-page news in china. china daily being very factual today. this headline on their front page, bank lowers lending rate to ease debt. the chinese central bank that cut its lending rate to calm stock markets. interesting the way the chinese media is covering this. there is no editorial in china daily abo

stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! see what i'm saying? acne won't last. but for now, let's be clear. clearasil works fast. all right, time for "insomniac theater." a preview of two movies. first up a familiar face not silver screen. >> meryl streep in ricki and "the flash." she plays a rock and roll queen classing the dream with her band on the road after sacrificing everything for that dream, she returns home to make things right with her family. her real life daughter plays her fictional daughter in the film packed with music ♪ i'm a cold woman but i'm happy ♪ ♪ ♪ takes a cold woman to know one ♪ ♪ takes a cold woman to know one ♪ >> whose song is that? >> it's mine. i wrote it. >> you wrote that? >> a long time ago. >> reviews for "ricki and the flash" decent. matt pies of red cy says the film tiptoes toward cliches and backs off searching for something better. the wrap calls it assemble blaj of almost characters in an almost story resulting had in a very disappointing almost movie into my goodness. well we're going to turn now to the sum

stephen is the managing director of deep value. stephen, what happened? there was so much fear this morning? >> there was so much momentum coming out of asia and europe this morning that we saw an overreaction here in the united states. a lot of traders did step in, and there was a severe dip. our indices are down by less than a percent this afternoon. >> you're a veteran trader. you've been here since the early 1980s, how does this day compare with some of the crashes you've seen and steep drops you've seen. >> yes, in terms of points. we saw a very steep drop. but in terms of% it wasn't close. but in terms of the way it felt it wasn't close. 1987 was a 23% drop. this was a 5% drop 24 morning. i mean, we've taken back most of that already. we never had--we did have something of a penetration, but we didn't have that sick feeling in our guts as we've had in other drops. >> you call it a controlled fear. >> a controlled fear, a cautionary move. it was not the same type of nervousness that i've felt in the past. >> everybody is saying what can we expect? no

stephen curry, everybody. we'll be right back with kelly clarkson. >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank johnny knoxville, stephen curry and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next but first, her album is called "piece by piece" here with the song "invincible" - [cheers and applause] /m you know i was broke down i was crying out couldn't make no sound no one hears silent tears collecting you know i had lost hope i was all alone never been so low til you came along teacher i feel the dots connecting beat down on me beat down like a waterfall cause i can take on so much more than i have ever dreamed beat down on me beat down like a waterfall cause baby i am ready to be free now i am invincible no i ain't a scared little girl no more yeah i am invincible what was i running for oh oh oh i was hiding from the world i was so afraid i felt so unsure but now

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. kimberly: thank you, stephen. we have breaking news out of prince george's county where a police is charged with assault. and child abuse. corporate stephen moore was arrested yesterday. he is suspended without pay. police chief mark magaw calls these allegations troubling. details have not been released. leon: prince william county police identified a man an officer shot in an confrontation last night. they were called out to a fight between 25-year-old and his mother in wood bridge. things escalated when the police say he charged the officer with a knife. the officer then shot him. the injuries are not serious. the officer and the mother had minor injuries from the struggle. police have not identified the officer involved. but they say he is now on routineopoly leave. prosecutors tried a former police officer trying to make methamphetamine in a lab. it's related to the explosion at the national institute of standard and technology in gaithersburg. he retired after the blast. he is scheduled to appeal in court on

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reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. leon: we are still following that breaking news now in northeast washington, where a standoff has been underway for hours. near a home on the corner of 18th and otis street. inside was the suspect in the district 99th homicide this year. police believe that the suspect scholl and killed a woman around 10 -- shot and killed a woman around 10:00 this morning. her name has not been released but police say she did know her killer. with a sudden increase in homicides in the district comes an increase in the number of funerals as well. today the reverend steve young presided over a service for 33-year-old eric jackson shot to death two weeks ago. reverend young says it's reminding him of the dark days in the height of the city drug war and murder epidemic from 20 years ago. when he had a wall filled with the homicide funeral programs. he says it is time to fight back. >> we have so many killings but we have stopped counting. they keep happening. we need to come together and realize we have

>> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers ) >> just a moment. aren't you forgetting someone, jon? you can't possibly leave without saying good-bye to yer your sam. ( laughter ) >> jon: wait. who's sam? >> i am jon. ( laughter ) >> jon: what am i diane? what is this "cheers"? i don't understand. >> no, jon, don't you see? you're frodo. >> jon: you're saying i'm frodo. why aren't you frodo. >> jon, one of us is adult sized andsizedand doesn't have hairy toes. >> jon: point taken. >> jon, like frodo you are leaving us on a voyage to the unlying land. >> jon: i'm just going to new jersey. >> for 16 years, you and your basic cable fellowship of funny the ring of power and trudged up the steep slopes of mount doom. what's the metaphor of ring? >> simple, jon, the ring of power is a metaphor for power the power to be a player in the world of media and washington politics. >> jon: i don't really want that. >> jon, you know who else didn't want that? >> jon: frodo. >> your words, jon. frodo thought siewrl sauron would know they meant to destroy the ring,

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from the golden state warriors, stephen curry is here. then later, a very talented young person, her latest album is called "piece by piece," kelly clarkson from the samsung outdoor stage. tomorrow night we welcome queen latifah, john mcenroe, and we'll have music from mumford and sons. and on thursday night topher grace, lily tomlin, and music from the struts. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is an entertainer who has ruptured more vital organs in the name of his art than all of nascar combined. his new documentary profiles a man who inspired him to do, "being evel" opens in theaters friday. please welcome johnny knoxville. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: good to see you. how you doing? how are you? >> you look amazing. he's tan and handsome. >> jimmy: your kids are very cute kids. they really are cute kids. are they normal? are they coming out normal? >> well, i think you saw how >> i see so much of myself in rocco. i worry for him. >> jimmy: worry for him, but for america. i don't know if we could have two of you in the world. what d