a man named bo icelar. >> bo was quiet. introvert. he was a really great guy. >> bo kept a low profile since moving to bocas from santa fe, new mexico in 2004. the former antique dealer was so quiet that no one even noticed when he took off. >> a lot of people say, let's go to argentina for six weeks. they don't e-mail everybody and tell them we're leaving. that is easy to be not missed for a while. >> it made more sense when they found out that beau sold his home to wild bill, another american in their group famous for throwing lively parties many of the people attended including cher's friend kristen. >> i knew that they wanted to sell and move somewhere different. and so i assumed they sold and that beau had left. >> still, as keith thought back to the days after beau moved out, an image kept returning to his mind. an image of beau's house right after he left. >> i walked in and looked around. it looked as if beau had gone to the store, not moved out. i went back and told my friends, i can't believe that house. it is really weird.

. >> she loves bo peep. >> i love the return of bo peep. she got skipped in "toy story a folks. >> we saw tim allen. we saw annie potts. >> sitting there. >> we walked up and talked with jude. >> she took photos with a few krarkt te characters. what's better than meeting bo peep? serenading bo peep. ♪ you've got a friend in me ♪ you've got a friend in me >> still adorable. after all these few years. ♪ you've got troubles, i've got them, too ♪ ♪ there isn't anything i wouldn't do for you ♪ >> if that wasn't enough, she was able to interview tony hill, who plays forkie. >> you think you were a different character? >> i like forkie. he asks a lot of questions. >> interviewed the directors, as well. and annie potts, who plays bo pe i tnk e was my favorite interview. >> it was quite the adventure. >> is she starring in the next "toy story." >> she could get to wherever she wants to go. >> working with disney on another project. >> i didn't know. can you tell me? >> not yet. >> to think, it all started with the video of her and her da

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bo: we do expect fiscal policy to carry the heavy weight. it's quite unlikely china will repeat the same style of credit easing we have seen. budget ofment, the fiscal expansion is quite limited. china is more likely to move on to a quasi-fiscal stimulus. nejra: mary, i believe you also believe chinese authorities will continue to respond with stimulus measures to the for the economy. what does this mean for your investment strategy and elsewhere in asia? mary: we still remain cautious on china. we like china from a long-term perspective. for now, given the headmans surrounding the trade war, it's hard to jump in on chinese equities. from a long-term perspective, we like it and it's got good potential. one thing probably we're looking at his asian high-yield. we see value in asian high-yield. a lot of that tilted toward asia. and tilting rates toward china, and bonds. on the back of fiscal stimulus, it's going to mean rates will have to remain low and they could see potential more liquidity into the market to support the economy overall. eco

temperatures will bo bo low average for this time of year. cool saturday and there we go with that other warmup coming in sunday into next week. now, let's check in with emily for traffic. >> a few hot spots but nothing terrible. we will start with our main travel times. all of those are in the green except one and that is the pass. i told you this would happen and drive time is up to 30 minutes in the western direction headed into the bay area. everything else is in the green this morning. taking a look at the overall map. not very many trouble spots. just a few issues which i will get to in a moment. down to 18 miles an hour in the westbound direction slowing down a little bit more before you get through it and closer tort 586 interchange, everything looks good to go. now they moved the cones out of the way but that does not mean the lane slow chures are finished. they will be in effect until 6:00 this morning, so backups across the rich manned san ra fell bridge. >>> san mateo bridge, not too many brake lights headed west. you're moving a

. >> bo? come on, bo? >> bo? >> hi, there, my name is gabby gabby. >> we can't stay. >> yes, you can. boys? >> woody, behind you! >> bo! what are you doing here? >> no time to explain, come with me. >> we need to get back to our kid. >> aw, sheriff woody, always coming to the rescue. >> bonnie needs forky. >> who needs a kid's room when you can have all of this? >> wow. >> woody, aren't we going to bonnie? >> long after the contrived and misfired bits have faded, the brilliantly visualized action sequences and pinpricks of emotion stay with you. it's a summer of stupid sequels, "toy story 4" is a visually >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news. a military strike on iran stopped as it was being carried out. >> president trump had approved attacks on iranian targets, then reversed his decision. new details are just coming in. >>> wicked weather. hail bigger than the size of baseballs are falling from the sky, and more storms are brewing today. we're tracking the severe weather forecast. >>> plus it's s

look, bo peep is a feminist because she is wearing a pantsuit. no, she still going to fall in love, have a happily ever after and that is not feminism. >> yeah, love is bad. you can't fall in love if you are in "toy story." she is a british film critic, so she's probably jealous her country can't put out blockbusters. that is what is really going on here. as an american, it is my job to criticize hollywood, from another country, leave that to me. she is also upset because there are no black leads. i haven't heard any black viewers complain about this. i think they are enjoying the movie and eating popcorn very much. >> martha: two prominent black actors but she complained they were in puppy outfits rather than being seen as themselves, but i'm here to explain that the movie is about toys, and some of them are stuffed animals, and they live in the little boy's house, and they are his toys, not actual people. >> yeah, i don't know what race woody is. >> martha: what he is white. >> the dinosaur, but she is probably looking for clicks. the dinosaur,

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ne of them includes bo u.s. and china holding off on more triffs. mr.rump and chinese president xi jinping have decided on a trade truce. they had the financial markets on edge. both sides have agreed to keep talking. at nd i promised that f least the time being we're not going to be lifting tariffs on china, though, china's going to art -- they're going to be consulting wh us and they're going to start spending money even through negotiations to our farmers. >> the second big thing is the president has also turned his attention to north korea where yesterday he offered to shame hands at the dmz with north korean president kim jong-un. the president said today he hopes it will happen. >> there's been no nuclear tests. there's been no long-range ballistic tests. .hey gave us back our hostages, which is gre and a lot of good things are happening over this. >> south korea' president agrees that mr. ump and kim meeting at the de mirimilitariz zone would be a, quote, good thing. county frederick community is saying good-bye to a career firefighter today.

san francisco voted on a measure last year that would allow this issue, the city and county to issue bo>>nds. here is a lot still in play. is moving ation through bankruptcy court as well. thank you so much for being here. >> before we go tonight, so hav a peal note to share. has s our last episode, it been such a privilege to be invited into your week into your week every - - it has been wonderful tto be in into your home. we have been giving news and analysis, deeper insight from policymakers and stakeholders. we want to better understand all that is going on in the world. we are grateful for the wonderful guests, and grateful for the opportunities that i've had. i am incredibly think for uall of or having joined me on this journey here and moving on to other advenres, in the meantime, i hope you will continue watching, ank you. w anill look at some of my favorite moments for the past six years. >> jackie went all the way from london. she was ready to take on any task that is needed. >> what kind of kid review? > it was probably my social awkwardness that got this business. it was eas

. >> reporter: former nypd detective bo dietle. dietle. di. >> if it requecan happen to him can happen to them. >> reporter: assassins agreed to kill big papi for less than $8,000. >> maybe you can convince a group of at least a half-dozen people to pull off a hit on one of the highest profile people in the dominican republic for less than $8,000. >> reporter: the alleged plan involved these two hyundais parked in front of one noir, one man getting out of the cars, a motorcycle nearby. the motorcycle the alleged get away vehicle shown later with two men on it driving down the street. salv salvador rushed orteiz to hospital. ) speaki [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: police this morning displaying the handgun they say was used in the attempted hit job. >> so far the authorities in the dominican republic have arrested six people, including the suspected shooter. turns out he is also wanted in n passaic county, new jersey. >> reporter: this evening five of the six suspects appeared in court, but little is known about why the group

her bo backs that move. president trump said today he's urged her t contentious had ao relationship with the media. she hasn't had a press briefing in more than three months and has faced tough questions about the administration's il crediby. sanders is set to leave at the end of the month. >>> a federal government watchdog ancy says white house adviser kellyanne conway broke the l repeatedly and should be removed from government service. the hatch act limitsertain political activities for federal employees. conway's allegedn violat include publicly disparaging democratic candidates. conway will not face any disciplinary action according to a white house spokesman. >>> a growing international a crisis halfworld aveay could ha major impact on the economy here at home. oil prices surge today after explosions on two oil tankers near the strait of hormuz. that i the busiest sea lane for oil shipments. mike pompeo blamed the attacks on iran. iran denies it. the u.s. navy rushed to help the vessels. the u.s. and i

bo-jo has the best chance. the favorite often does not win in these kinds of contests. this is bloomberg. . ♪ matt: 30 minutes into the trading day, here are the top headlines. global stocks rally and treasury as the fed chairman opens the door to a rate cut. we will hear from robert kaplan and charles evans to see if they think the door is open. , president trump the terror threat is real -- tweets the tariff threat is real. what the president also walks back to trade deal with britain -- a trade deal with britain. ault stops trade talks with fiat chrysler, it will resume in paris today. it's --to bloomberg: markets. anna: half an hour into the trading day. perspective, 420 stops going higher. -- stocks going higher. overall, the markets are fairly range bound. as we wait for data and clues as to where the fed story goes next. we did see quite a lot moves to the upside. bys is the biggest gain up 5.8%. norsk hydro reported surprising levels of profit. let's leave the upside and go to the downside. we have got full effects on hargreaves lansdown, down by 3.3%, the big

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in florida, bo? >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy. coming to you live from florida. my question is about ticker symbol n-e-o. buy sell or hold >> clinical laboratories are so hot. i also like charles river. i think you're fine. let's go to brandon in arizona brandon? >> jim, boo-yah. >> brandon >> and i am fired up >> okay. >> i'm in phoenix. tell me if i should hold the secret or not. it's still a secret, beginning good diversification >> they're wobbly now. the government should never let all these different class companies merge. metal packaging companies merge. this is a total windfall you want to own this stock it's a huge win. how about we go to rob in nevada. kudlow days. first timecallers. >> okay. >> caller: my stock has a p/e ratio of 10.6. i have a steady dividend for the last more than five years. current yield of almost 4% i'm up 12% in the last month since i've owned it. my stock is olin. >> still commodity olin is still commodity. i'm not going to get behind it in the old days i used to get be

the balloon hit the ground the pilot nearly thrown from the basket almost immediately it's airborne bo again, cutting through this crowd of people as they dive to get out of the way, including this woman who appears to be holding a child. finally, a group of bystanders can chase the balloon down. >> it went flying between two other trees and you can see people kind of scattering and you can hear gasps from the crowd. >> reporter: amazingly, officials say there was only few thnd was likely to blame, telling nbc news the pilot is faa certified. but in the past, other hot air balloon incidents were more including this 2014 crash killing three people near richmo richmond, virginia, and this one in austin, texas, killing all 16 onboard. experts say because hot air balloon travel is faa regulated, the industry is quite safe >> pilots for hot air balloon like any other airmen, anyone utilizing the national air space, they have to be licensed. >> reporter: back in missouri, day two of the festival canceled a landing that came much too close. >>> a police officer is dead and one person is in cu

computers were really ys as ad to bays at -- bo gaming device and it became self-referential. david: you got a program where you got an undergraduate degree and mba. at were interviewing computer companies. there was a small company interviewing at duke as well, microsoft. part of the first hiring class of mbas at microsoft. there were nine men and me. you go to microsoft and is it as good as you think? melinda: we were changing the world. i did consider leaving because the culture was abrasive, quite honestly. i could play that game, i knew how to do the debate, stand up for my ideas, my team. but i didn't like myself. i didn't like how it was treating other people when i was going to the grocery store or out in the world. i thought about leaving. then i thought, i don't think this will work but i will try being myself in this culture and see if it works. if not, i will take some other job. i started to be myself and build teams that were collaborative and worked together more and were less abrasive. i could recruit company from all over the company to my surprise to work on

we will not see a lot of hail damage but wind damage we will see storms today in washington, d.c.st, bo and new york now a closer look at your day ahead. the warm summer like temperatures are with us humidity is coming in off the gulf coast good idea to keep that umbrella handy through ohio and mid-atlantic for these bef showers and storms with all this rain, we have to worry about the rivers concern in the south that is coming up. >>> it might have been a walk-off win but not a walk in the park the lady bruins walked away with their 12th championship thanks to the sophomore allowing just enough time there to slide into home to seal the deal for ucla securing them the 2019 world series title.t' >> thas what you dream about >>> just ahead, serena new racquet and the backlash agains the womao put the central park five behind bars. tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. it provides 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, which cuts t,ough tough kitchen mess pre-treats laundry stains, and even tackles grease build-up on car rims. tackle tough greasy messes around

it's bo peep! what are you doing here? >> potato head. >> hey, watch it, buddy. >> reporter: well, the toys are back, and with them, the beloved franchise that for over two decades has made us laugh, tugged at our and brought out the inner kid in all of us. >> hpicass >> reporter: the blockbuster lm produced by pixar, owned by abc's parent company disney, have been deligldre and criti alike, wning three oscars and winning a billion at the box office. in this latest installment, the toys are adjusting to life with a new owner, named bonnie. >> this one is bigger than you might imagine, about throw away stuff and what's important to people. and you're doing this through the eyes of a toy, and they're able to hit on this level of adult humor a little bit. definitely, kids are going to love it and visually, it's stunning, just beautiful to look at. >> reporter: among the familiar faces there's new toys as well, a spork turned homemade toy played by tony hale. >> these are your friends. >> hi. >> ooh, trash. trash. >> it's okay

back in december.ll >> a bo safe guard the 9/11 victims compensation fund passed a key hurdle today when the house judiciary committee unanimlyoup a house. congress established a full healthcare fund for 9/11 v tims in 2010 but authorized it in five year increments. benefits were cut this year. if congress doesn't step in the funding runs out all together next year. it helps first responders and other survivors who helped those from cancer and other health prblos themey hopsem thero testimony o stewart yesterday heheir cause. >> you indifference cost these men and women their mostlu vale accommodate. they did their jobs. do yours! >> if the bill passes in the full house, it will then move onto the senate. >>> if you have a ounny nose splitting headache and need relief, how do you know which over the counter product is best? we all know walking down the families aisle can be confusing. that's why u.s. news and reports surveyed thousands of pharmacists around the country to name their favorite brand name products. advil was the top pick for headaches, back pain and muscle aches. zyrtec was

. >> you can see the analog to bo >> that's where you see demo in the lab where used. >> and automotive are taking off the table, lightweight materials. what are they going to do next? they'll have to use design and taking more mass out of product. how long have we had ai? primarily five decades? we finally have the computing power right in the cloud and a lot of data and all of a sudden this algorithm forever a forever are monetizable and destructi destructive. maybe now is the age of 3-d printing. let's talk about futures of jobs and ai and robotics and whatnot. we see articles or write articles of the future of people's jobs and i know some people worry tremendously about it. >> what is our take on it and our reendangering them over hyping the robots? >> i am worried about it and excited at the same time. i am worried about it because i think we are tripping all over ourselves to absolutely every repetitive casting we can think of. they do extremely well. ai does it extremely well. and all of it is going to get destructed. the challenge that we have is the timing. i am more into disr

it only affects folks using the off-ramp at whipple at the bo altamont and in toward livermore. no problem, pittsburg, bay point, walnut creek interchange or coming out of the north bay. thelks waiting for cash payments. >>> a driver is under arrest and a popular east bay restaurant has a lot of cleanup ahead of itself, this is before it can reopen, after a truck plowed into a sweet tomatoes restaurant. this happened about two hours ago in crescent plaza downtown pleasant hills shopping center. officers say they arrived to find the driver still in the cab of the truck. there's video showing him taking a field sobriety test. he's now charged with driving under the influence. the restaurant was empty at the time of the crash but this is a busy area with a lot of shopping nearby. bob redell is there and will have a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> and more fireworks during last night's second round of dramatic debate in miami. meith bay area's riseading the charge. >> following toom where most candidates continued to try and shape the conversation. "today in the bay's" damian tru

officers fou the bo on an exercise ail. fairfax county want to hear from anyone who may have information about this dea. >>> a memorial service for cynthia day will be held at 11:00 this morning. day and her fiance nathaniel holmes died last month. ty say theyied of respiratory failure. >>> michael flynn is expected back court and the first time in court since he placreplaced legal team. he pleaded guilty. back in december a judge delayed flynn sentencing to give him mo time so he could cooperate ith investigators. >>> this morning, tension between the u.s. and iran continue to escalate. the u.s. is trying to cripple iran's economy to stop its nuear weapons buildup. last week president trump called off strikes after a naval drone attack. the president thght it could lead to lt of lives to the downing of a unmanned drone. todd, interview with chuck the president said he doesn't want war and wants to hold talks with the iran officials. >> if you want talk about it, good. if not you can live in a shattered economy for a long t

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tell bo interesting to see how often steve goes to that, or's are as you mentioned, a dizzy coy to draw more attention to get other guys better shots, and easier times. >>> so let's just cut to the chase here. is the return of k.d. enough to prevent the raptors from popping the bubbly tonight? >> vegas things for. 4 1/2-point sweaings. tend to t the best player in the world. he established that. he is the best player. there's a reason why this is the big deal. i think it's big never. i think he plays 20 to 29 minutes and matches that. if he can put up 20 to 25 on the board, we'll be back in oracle for game 6. >> you think this is a willis reed type of moment. 1969-70 for the new york nix. he had torn his hamstring, took a pain-killing injection before game 7, runs out onto the court and the crowd goes crazy. he only made two baskets, made the first two baskets of the game. that was it, but the emotional lift was so big for the knicks, also, walt "clyde" for it. do you think the warriors will ? >> i think there's a sense of relief that the starters will feel right now, knowing he's on th

one, the invention of rock 'n roll by people like chuck berry, little richard, fats domino, bo diddly, and then the popularization of it by elvis presley, jerry lee lewis, buddy holly, bill haley and the comments. -- bill haley the comments. when white kids and black kids heard the new rhythm, they could not sit still. they bounced up out of their chairs, knocked the ropes and the signs over, and the next thing you knew, they were dancing together for the first time in the history of this country. police would come in and shut down the show. so rock 'n roll brought white and black youth together through music. the same things the great civil rights activist like martin luther king, rosa parks, and many others, black and white, would try to achieve through their marches, demonstrations, their sit-ins, boycotts in efforts to bring white and black adults together. chuck very -- chuck berry and elvis presley were achieving this through music. and that attracted me as well. brian: how long have you been a musician? daryl: professionally? since i graduated from howard university in 1980. i

don't call me up ♪ ♪ i'm over yo and i don't need your lies no more ♪ ♪ 'use the truth is without you bo i'm stronger ♪ ♪ and i kno with my cold heart ♪ge ♪ but it was your gam that left scar ooh i'm over you ♪ ♪ don't call me u i'm going out tonight ♪ ♪ feeling good no l you're out of e ♪ ♪ don't wanna talk about us i gotta leave it behind ♪ ♪ one drink and you'r out of my mind na na take it off ♪ ♪ baby i'm on a hig and you're alone going out of your mind ♪ ♪ but i'm her up in the club ♪ ♪ and i don't wanna tal so don't call me up ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: mabel! "high pectations" is out august 2nd my thanks to kevin hart, beanie feldstein mabel, once again. [ cheers and applause and the roots, right there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. thank you for watching have a great night i hope to see you tomorrow bye-bye, everybody a [ cheersnd applause ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "te night with seth meyers. tonight -- jeff daniels star of "the perfection", actress

my son bowen i, before he died, and i,the attorney -- bo before he died, he was the attorney general, we were the only two caucasian people down in that part of the state. we were trying to make a difference. i don't trim it. you know me. we tried to make a difference. we expose the truth. we knock on doors, sit with them in their living rooms, walk into diners, and make the case. they get it. they get it. had ank, my dad expression, half of winning is showing up. it's why i'm so proud of you. all of this. you start this. he organized it. you put it together. over a have a little minute left. president obama largely spoke those kinds of messages and was so compelling. why was it so hard? mr. biden: it was the greatest honor my life to serve with him and become a close friend. the world was falling apart. the first year, he did everything he did to keep us from calling off -- falling off a cliff completely. it took in and norma's amount of -- an enormous amount of capability for him to do it. then he made sure we did something no other president has been able to do, the affordable care