as news4 scott macfarlane reports now, engineer at one local university think ey may have ati soluon. >> a pedestrian saved me and stopped the bus. >> reporter: tina knows how dangerous bus collisions westbound. she was pinned underneath a buse and serely injuring her it seem like the bus didn't even see you? >> i don't think he did. >> reporter: they are working to eliminate these bus blind spots. >>annequin is ready. >> reporter: the i-team traveled to virginia tech where andrew is testing these sensors that can detectedestrian in blinpots and engage the brakes automatically. a review of federal transit records show 20 people are hitb transit buses each year in our area and a survey showed the are equipping buses with new technology including extra lights to get the attention of distracted pedestrian and more camera for drimrs. coing up tonight as part of our full news4 i-team report we take you on the bus to show you what drivers are going to see if these warning system are put into effect. scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. >>> the sun may have been shining in d.c. over the weekend b

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i mean, liz cheney is in ati leadership po right now, and maybe as more women see that it's possible and that there's republican conservative women out there, then i think more people will join our. ran i sure hope so because, you know, can get a little lonely over here, i've got to recruit more republican womenwho are conservatives. >> reporter: i've heard you and others say you don't think there should be an advaage to being a woman, people shouldn't vote for someone just becau they're a woman, but could there be a disadvantage to women in politics that they need to make up for? >> when i served in the arizona state senate and house, i really saw no difference beween how i was treated as a woman versus a man, but i have to tou, there is a little bit of an attitude here that i found with some congressional members, both on -- well, mostly, quite frankly, that i worked with on the democrat side this time, that are kind of con descending to me in different roles, and i pointed it out to them, and ino di let them get away with it. >> reporter: on the republican side, coering klast year

. >> california residents remain rattled after annx aty-filled weekend following a major earthquake and aftershocks that have left many with ptsd >> the u.s. women are the champions of the world, as the ladies bring home the cup ahead ofay wednesd ticker tape parade through manhattan's canyon of heroes >> and putting your camping gear to the ultimate test "early today" starts right now >> good morning to you i'm dara broung. >> and i'm marlie hall a billionaire who rubbed elbows withome of theorld's most powerful people is due in court today. jeffrey epstein is expected to face federal sex trafficking charges after he was arrested in new york on saturday law enforcement officials say he is alleged to have abused dozens of girls somes young as 14. nbc's kathy park has more. >> reporter: jeffrey epstein made his millions on wall street counting among his high-powered friends britn's prince andrew. former president bill clinton. even rubbing shoulders in the '90s with donald trump law enforcement officials say epstein is expected to be charged with two federal counts related to sex traffic

the news media listed finals miles have not yet responded to requests for comment from ati for a closer look at the u.n. ruppel tells findings that on a link to his report on the songs had to r.t. dot com that's news for now i'll be back in around 30 minutes to update you on the world's biggest stories had to stay with us but in the meantime here on antti international it's crosstalk. you know world big. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. prices meant if it's i mean crisis and they share. it's as a scale a financial disaster and got this like malaysia. and they bring to this. indonesia here when japan for the problem of substances which has a rather being so that governments and international organizations do not have enough good tools that. i i don't want to talk to

the news media listed by mills mall to have not yet responded to requests for comment from ati for a closer look at the un wrapped his findings that on the link to his report on the songs had to. lots to round up for this hour will take open around 30 minutes time with the latest updates to stay with us right now in austin to national it's a document you have for. christ just meant if that means crisis and they share. it's as a scale a financial disaster just like malaysia. and they bring to this. is that. he when japan for the problem of you say a few substances which has ever been so fast that governments and international organizations do not have enough time with them. as we speak large organized caravans are on the march to the united states. in a player coming african. this is a virtual invasion of our country. in the form of. you know it's going to be. a knife our food. is you know. the. resists is a stick from the water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is sponsor of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let'

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the news media listed by mills miles have not yet responded to a request for comment from ati but for a closer look at the un raw findings on a report on a songe head to dot com. well that's how our news roundup looks for now will be here with more in touch minutes i hope you'll join me then next the one ought to international documentary pet fold. max geysers financial survival. housing. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause report. my 7 years doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse started going after the users in the prison population. we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. the war on drugs. there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say bye daddy as you're walking out of the abyss i

from ati this salad google's accused of interfering in last year's referendum on abortion and that sparking protests in dublin among religious conservatives. tensions rise between london and teheran over the seizure of an iranian oil tanker off the coast of gibraltar as a call that proves the ship can be impounded for 2 more weeks. given motorists reject the climate activism of swedish teenager got a phone book displaying mocking stick is on their vehicles. on the 100000 people signed a petition calling on the french president to intervene in the case of a man whose life support systems are being turned off off the 11 years and a vegetative state.

aren't all that different but london is sending a clear message to moscow well i think ati is being singled out obviously because it's seen by the foreign office and many politicians both here in the united kingdom in europe and the united states as being the voice in vehicle of the russian government will want to argue that the b.b.c. in many ways is the voice of the british establishment particularly if you look at the way that the european union and the referendum and the brics issue is being discussed upon by the b.b.c. so i think what it is is the foreign office is very clearly making a statement to president putin and the russian establishment that we will not have your voice listened to in europe and we will try and stop it if we can. ok that's the way it looks from moscow this hour thanks for watching our next doughty news follows boom bust. play. live. play. floor. play. plz. plz. plz plz. plz. plz. plz. o. . please. play it. must slow. play. lift. play politically. play. and very well might continue watching us and see us. when you hear the word diversity it's at the expense of un

though that abd islam has no intention of taking the money so far he's refused it charlotte dban ski ati paris we also guess about the rights and wrongs of the case and as it turns out the issues not were clear cut. the issue around how we was treated by the french authorities is an important issue regardless of one's background regardless of one's you know situation in terms of what they've been accused of the rule of law applies equally the western legal system is much too lenient the same case in belgium actually where they receive compensation because they are in mark a restricted area within prison and they get one euro per day i mean this is ridiculous it's not the fact that they're received the one euro it's the fact that the court goes as far as the same time on this issue i mean in middle eastern countries there is none of that well the reality is somewhat different the people who carried out those a terrorist attacks in paris and in brussels and some of them have got very serious sentences they've been given life sentences of 20 plus years you know we look here in the u.k. ther

well i think ati is being singled out obviously because it's seen by the foreign office and many politicians both here in the united kingdom in europe and the united states as being the voice in vehicle of the russian government will want to argue that the b.b.c. in many ways is the voice of the british establishment particularly if you look at the way that the european union and the referendum and the brics issue is being discussed upon by the b.b.c. so i think what it is is the foreign office is very clearly making a statement to president putin and the russian establishment that we will not have your voice listened to in europe and we will try and stop if we can. it's known as the largest tank battle of the 2nd world war in a turning point for the allied forces but now the battle of prokofiev career is being called into question by german journalist and historian he claims there was no massive struggle of attrition back in 1943 or red army victory when felix findings are based on british and german historians using the newly released us archive pictures you say the red army succeeded in d

that does lama has no intention of taking the money so far he's refused it charlotte do you can ski ati paris we also guess about the rights and wrongs of this case it turns out it's not clear cut either. the issue around how we was treated by the french authorities is an important issue regardless of one's background or regardless of one's you know situation in terms of what they've been accused of the rule of law applies equally to same case in belgium actually where they receive compensation because they are in mark a restricted area within prison and they get one euro per day i mean the ridiculous it's not the fact that they're received one euro it's the fact that the court goes as far as losing time on this issue i mean in middle eastern countries there is none of that well the reality is somewhat different the people who carried out those a terrorist attacks in paris and in brussels and some of them have got very serious sentences they've been given life sentences of 20 plus years you know we look here in the u.k. there's been many terror plots that have been foiled and the people

well i think ati is being singled out of the sea because it's seen by the foreign office and many politicians both here in the united kingdom in europe and the united states as being the voice and vehicle of the russian government will want to argue that the b.b.c. in many ways is the voice of the british establishment particularly if you look at the way that the european union and the referendum and the brics issue is being discussed upon by the b.b.c. so i think what it is is the foreign office is very clearly making a statement to president putin and the russian establishment that we will not have your voice listened to in europe and we will try and stop it if we can. record it before today's announcement that the u.k. ambassador to the u.s. is standing down in going underground starting in moments of funny scar in the chief donald trump's former white house director of communications gives his view on the came. and also trade deals across the atlantic breaks it. done after time say we're going underground as the british government today bans journalists from a normal clooney host a confer

it seems though that has no intention of taking the money so far he's refused it charlotte even ski ati paris we are so i guess about the rights of the wrongs of this case and it turns out it's not so clear cut. the issue around how we was treated by the french authorities is an important issue regardless of one's background regardless of one's you know situation in terms of what they've been accused of the rule of law applies equally to same case in belgium actually where they receive compensation because they are in m.r. a restricted area within prison and they get one euro per day i mean this is ridiculous it's not the fact that they're received one euro it's the fact that the court goes as far as the same time on this issue i mean in middle eastern countries there is none of that well the reality is somewhat different the people who carried out those a terrorist attacks in paris and in brussels and some of them have got very serious sentences they've been given life sentences of 20 plus years you know we look here in the u.k. there's been many terror plots that have been foiled and

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and that's it from a thanks for watching saskia tayla has your next ati international news in 34 minutes from. when it comes to north stream saying great clarity that the position of under law americans and drive among the government is crystal clear that it is a business project it is not a political project we understand that the americans would like to sell their natural gas instead but it is among government the government of the federal republic of germany crystal clear that we stick to the plans to let the drammen and european industry go ahead with this approach. and you try and be professional you try and leave it outside the door you try and put in a comma compartment in the eyes it's in your brain and so you can forget about it but little by little. these little whispers come and for me it was actually putting some ice into my wife's glass of gin and tonic saw it and the sound of the ice cream to the glass reminded me of how we kept the bodies cool in bali which was with bags of supermarkets are ice. i'm on chance am i unfairly at mit and i was. getting more headlines as a war

ati's to go along with american policy like this the iranians have no option but to protect their sovereignty and if push comes to shove the iranians are not going to back down so it's a very dangerous for washington to play a game with a chicken with iran. certainly a very dangerous game of chicken it is indeed well thank you to all our guests mohammad marandi elie jeremiah and robert kelly and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and join us for some further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from in style and the whole team here by. mexico's most loved soap exposes the reality of more than life through fiction. soap box reveals the drama behind the camera this week that produces focus on the difficulties facing indigenous women and the power superstition still holds over a large section of society. could be covered up to well at his own 3 of soapbox mexico and al-jazeera. the term pre

ati's to go along with american policy like this the iranians have no option but to protect their sovereignty and if push comes to shove the iranians are not going to back down so it's a very dangerous for washington to play a game with a chicken with iran. certainly a very dangerous game of chicken it is indeed well thank you to all our guests mohammad marandi elie jeremiah and robert kelly and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and join us for some further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from in style and the whole team here by. from cutting edge medical technology toxic venom could be a foster resource the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world really easy to lose something good and not the worst the you heard upside. down or innovative solutions to global health care problems today make a difference maybe all of those were good it

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atis th presidential leadership? >> well -- no, i look, i didn't do the tweets. i can't talk about why he did what he did, but i'm disappointed in people like congressman cummings who is attacking border patrol agents who are trying to do their job without the funding that democrats will notgi them. i have been to the border, i talked to border patrol agents, i know they care about these individuals. we have to gem them the resources to do their job. >> it's n lost on me that you were harsher on elijah coupummi than on the president on what he has done. i understand the politics of it, but do we ever heal if each side goes into the corner. >> if i agree with him,ly disagree with him. i will disagree with him when i disagree with him. he is not happy with it, of course not, but just like on puerto rico, i'm going to do wh is inhe best interest of my state. i'm disappointed when people are out there attacking border patrol agents? would i like everyone to come together and work together? hat's what i'm trying to do in my state. the country is divided because of a l

prime minister tony blair had has been talking to ati's going underground about her role in a frantic legal battle after she helped release a russian businesswoman facing a decade of hard labor in kuwait marcia lesser have moved her business operations to the middle east 15 years ago and 2017 she was accused of embezzling nearly half a 1000000000. by kuwait where she worked for an investment company she was jailed for $470.00 days and to have released in may this year after the evidence against her was found to be fake the case garnered wide media coverage especially on our sister channel the arabic and also got the attention of high profile politicians and lawyers in the united states and russia. played a key role in her release and you can watch her interview in full on r.t. dot com. somebody convicted and absconded marsha who's been under investigation this is been hanging over her head and since 2012 she's been actively pursued by the authorities since 2015 so much so that she's been on bail when she was on bail and her american green card expired she wasn't able to go and go to t

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a jeeves rent has already doubled since he moved to atis later this afternoon he has a meeting with his landlord he's afraid the rent will go up again. when we ask where he wants to live he simply says anywhere with peace we're hardly al-jazeera. and let's take you through some of the headlines here in algeria now up to a 1000000 protesters in hong kong are rallying against the government some already tried smashing their way into the legislative council building they want a controversial extradition bill completely withdrawn. hong kong's chief executive is promising to work with the people. in the wake up so. after this incident i will learn lessons and ensure that the government in future will work less and be more responsive to the aspirations sentiments and opinions of the community so the 1st and most basic step to take is to change our style of governance to make it more open and accommodate and we will also need to reform the way we listen to public views such work should be carried out without delay and will start with me turkey's government has announced 6 of its citizens held

as we face an increasing number of low income ati families in the city, i am asking you to support $240,000 to restore the much needed services to the city's most vulnerable children, youth and families area thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors and members of the committee. i am one of the program managers area do we have a partnership with asian youth prevention services and i come here today to request review of the budgeting process for the asian youth prevention service for the year of 2,019-2020, and also which should be allocated to the department of children youth and families. sorry. we asked that you acknowledge - [inaudible] the one that will be impacted by this funding would be our families and the student. which api students make up 40% of the district the islander committee has been riddled with violent, mental health issues and drugs. [inaudible] we are taking positive steps in the right direction by not only supporting our youth and helping families, stronger connectedness in the families, more support around family communication and building up their families in our com

atis also up in a big way one point up double digits on the day. it's best day in two weeks. not entirely clear what is behind this. oncould be technical buying the selling pressure. the roller coaster ride will continue. this is a year today chart. for most of it, making small gains, flatlining, then i head of the facebook release of their libra currency, up about 250% on the year. coming down 25%. it will be interesting to see how this resolves. it looks like it could bring more bearishness ahead. >> we have microsoft's earnings released. epsfiscal fourth-quarter was a dollars $.71. knocking it out of the park. one dollar 14 was a number as the previous estimate. we'll get you more detail. revenue higher than expected. $33.72 billion. intelligent cloud, this is what everyone is focused on. $11.39 billion. delivering when the stock has gone up 33%. >> the revenue is up 12%. operating income up 20%. net income increasing 49% and 21%. this is a company worth more than $1 trillion and it is still able to deliver double-digit growth. it will be adjusting to see what happens. we

for president is bowing down to the preacher turned msd and c host with a long history of racist and atie semitic representtoric. they want his support. whose support are they asking for? this guy. >> you ain't nothing, you a punk (bleep), now come on. [screaming] in the cave when we was there. we learned, they using it, we build pyramids. pyramids. >> sean: why are democrats sucking up and trying to get his endorsement. democrats want to lecture conservatives on race, really? then of course you have creepy sleepy crazy uncle joe. joe biden among those kissing the ring of al sharpton, biden has problems on the topic of race. we found out "washington post" reported he has sealed all of his senate records. open them up, joe, you want to see the president's tax returns, we want to see your records as a u.s. senators he once opposed integration of schools on the bussing issues, sligs itted the support of segregation interests during his fight against that school integration policy. over the years, biden has made many seemingly racist comments. but because he's a democrat, no moral outrage. no

. >> it feels so devastating when sone takes aty pret passive thing and turns it into an act of violence. >> she's talking about this. a man walking on to her yard, tearing down her pride flag and slamming it up against her gate while hurling antugay sl. >> he just like ripped it completely off. >> reprter: she showed the broken pole that she found lying on the groundhe when s returned home this morning. >> to hear him being so disgusted and have such violent verbal reaction to a flag was really discouraging. >> she said she and her husband were flying the flag that showed support for pride month and a community that has been the target of acts of violence here in d.c. and across the country. >> the just for anybody walking by to know that this is a house where you're safe and supported and we're tryorg to fight you and for everybody else to -- to be equal. >> while rhoades is upset by the criminal action, she says he won'top st them from showing their support. >> absolutely we'll fly it again >> reporte meagan fitzgerald,s new 4. >> there's new evidence that the first democratic preside

prior to coming here a couple of days ago, with atis, the inf commissioner that time. who i think was supposed to come down here as well but for health it.ons couldn't make i read to her some of the assembled, ifi've any of you are interested, of some of the cables that went in that time. what happened was that the ins officers in the field, a guy named jack fortner, in bangkok, and his boss out of the hong kong, used the definition to basically run off the reservation -- not walk off the reservation, run off the reservation. acceptance rate for cambodians dropped from about 90% to about 20%, almost overnight. the challenge for washington this?ow do we deal with because the interviewing officer has the right to make these adjudications. put together country studies. framework ofther a bringing the ins officers back department for briefings. nothing workout. finally, ultimately -- nothing worked. ultimately, leading into the reagan years, the attorney general went out there. success.n, he had no i have a cable in his pact saying, why is it that after the visit, theneral

courtesy of a familiar, ati pageant winner loses her crown thanks to political correctness. joining us with all the details raymond arroyo fox news contributor, all right raymond hollywood giving to china sensors. we talked about it on radio, tv for years but a new example is drawing the ire of him. >> laura, tom cruise appeared con and unveiled the new top gun maverick trailer. this is a sequel to the '80s classic and in one scene his character leather bomber. but there was a notable difference gone are the patch is that once cover the jackets back. the taiwanese japanese flags are absent.s these are nations, of course enemies of china. they have been replaced with similar colors but not the original flags. some are saying due to top gun's finance era. it turns out tencent pictures a division of the chinese internet giant is underwriting the film and they own part of the production company sky dance that is creating the film with paramount. to top it off, they should call this thing top run from free expression. you know, this is nothing new laura. the china film administra

we're looking atis man who decided to scale his way d n the side of an apartment tuilding last night af a fire broke out andirilled the ent building with smoke. police say he scaled down is15 stories and he didn't do it with a lading. he was holding on to the chain link fence and the balconies and lings. took him three minutes to get down butet felt l an eternity for the people who were watching, including me. police met this guy at bottom and appeared to be uninjured and just walked away. >> oh, my. >> that was a risky thing to do. a festival celebrating 50 years since the apollo 11 lunar landing will wrap up tomorrow. nasa and the air and space museum are putting on the event that includes interactiv and hands-on exhibits. it will run from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. if you can't make it down during the day or you don'tant to deal with as much of the heat, there's also the big shows tonight and tomorrow nght. 17-minute programs kick off at 9 9:30, 10:30 and 11:30ith a projection of the saturn 5 rocket on the washington monument. >> would i like to see that. that will be very c

you need to check tm dale toe determinefre'a lok aty t yourhem 4 ten-day forecast. let's talk about the transition to more comfortable weather. monday is a transition day but we could have severe storms. still oppressive muggy out there, 39, 84 on tuesday and maybe lingering showers and storms especially early, but loy humidity wednesday. it's really nice. mid-80s and low humidity. sunny skies, and i like what erika said b neverfore have we looked forward to the beginning of the workweek more than tis ek. >> there you go. >> sure. >> thanks, amelia. >> well, no matter how long you've been out of school, can you probably quickly recall the name of your favorite teacher. >> well, there's an assistant principal at onepr ce william county school that will be part of many student memories. leon harris appears with more on th. >> read a letter that we knew he need to be on the list and he knew creating a special environment for students makes all the difference in their world and that's why he's this week's harris' hero. >> surprise! >> reporter: surprises aren't the kind

but look atis behind here. this is remnants of barry, a little upper-level disturbance that will continue to pass threw. and with the heat and humidity we're seeing the storms pop and aney are flourishing with damaging winds heavy downpours and lots of lightning. so if you're enjoying sports or going to theey pool late thre evening, keep an eye to the sky. especially if you're north and east you'll see some of this and see thedeightning hea your way. especially up to gaithersburg and in to howard county. the heat index is coming in from 100 to 110 right now. temperugures as we go thro the day are going toon ctinue to top bottom out just in ñhe 70s overnight. it will be warm overnight. heat index, 80s and low 90s. avoid long hours outdoors, i know it's hard to do especially during the work week. is especially for the viewers we have outside. light colored and loose-fitting clothing. >> never leave kids or pets inside cars or anywhere where the heat is abundant. the sorms are watching through the area. i'll keep

. >> she says she and her were flying the flag to show support for pride month and aty commuhat has been the target of acts of violence here in d.c. and across the country. while rods is upset by the man's criminal actions, she says she won't let him stop them fromo shng their support. >> absolutely we'll fly it again. >> meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> 5:49 now happening today, more than a million people in our region wie travel for th fourth of july. >> that means you can see heavy traffic on the roads starting today. news 4 justin fince is liv on i-95 now in our traffic cam with what you need to know before you go. justin, good morning. >> reporter: ey there,eun, aaron, gwe're on 95making our ways the h wou andts is a e trav ngy find someaffic backup we can tell you people are holiday weekend. going to be a 4% higher number than last year, but that's a small jump, but it means a lot more people. so here is what you need to know that most of those travelers are going to drive. if you are, too, be aware. your busiest tra day will be that sunday which will be a return day for a lot of us

he wanted to have ati nship question on the 2020 census, which starts next april. the u.s. ed to bypass supreme court after it temporarily ruled th he could not do this. as you said, he's going to direct the commerce department to start collecting data on who exactly are u.s. citizens, legal u.s. citizens and collect that data from every fedal agency, from homeland security to the department ofit social secury. every agency is going to be required to collect that data cend give it to the commer department. this just one of two steps the president is tg in his fight against illegal immigration today. >> open the door, please. >> reporter: this as president trump plans to go ahead sunday with mass deportation raids in major u.s. cities. advocates speaking out in chicago, a targeted city. >> today we're seeingrue fear mongering white supremacist tactics coming together. >> reporter: republicans support > the raid. >ese are individuals who crossed the border in recent years and rthereceived a deportation order from a judge or failed to appear before court. >> reporter: but demo

. >> that could be used as something with the trade war negotiate ati negotiations that could change on a dime. >> so to get the data in china this is not happening for at least a decade >> but you're telling me that the mega cap u.s. tech companies are shut out of china effectively right now? >> google. >> i think -- >> amazon. facebook >> you think that's in the valuation. >> i don't think at all. if you told me those companies have zero growth from china and china related i would say those are multiples that have significant room to the down side we all get the national champion story. made in china 2025, one belt, one road it's all about technology. we know that if we think u.s. tech companies are no longer going to have access to the size of that market -- >> i think it depends on which tech company i think a company like alphabet, do they want to be subject to censorship laws in china they may not be technically shut out but they may choose to shut themselves out >>> president trump is speaking to reporters at the white house after signing the humanitarian bill let's listen in.

if that goal is met, governor aty anticipates to 2.3 billion in new revenue to the state. so many of you as governors are setting what those attend medical should look like and what a difference it can make. in the section on second acts, rescaling midcareer workers for success. we talked about the need for governors to focus on upskilling that current workforce. rescaling and integrating workers who are left behind are left out. as you know, there is a different world now as we viewed these skills. in response to that challeng in the guide we have showed how governors can expand access to continuous learning opportunities for workers. to promote seamless job transitions. provide for holistic support. how governor wolf issued an executive order to conduct a review of state professional and occupational licensure board processes and benchmarked them against other states to improve seamless job transitions. i know so many of us are working on that as well. we also look at how states can provide workers with access to childcare, paid family and medical leave, peer coaching to

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ati's to go along with american policy like this the iranians have no option but to protect their sovereignty and if push comes to shove the iranians are not going to back down so it's a very dangerous for washington to play a game with a chicken with iran well certainly a very dangerous game of chicken it is indeed well thank you to all our guests mohammad marandi elie jeremiah and robert kelly and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and join us for some further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter and our handle is at a.j. inside story from in style and the whole team here by. from cutting edge medical technology toxic venom could be a vast resource for the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world. again it's something that many of the worst you heard upside. down are innovative solutions to global health care problems that can make a difference and maybe out of all this work

aty started out strongly 6.30. the indian rupee is strong. the markets are in the green, not quite a strong. back to you. nejra: thank you. the duff track that some are worried about with powell turned out to be fairly benign. markets reacting in tandem. >> this is the fascinating thing, when you have such a big macro story, correlations will spy, that is what we are seeing. everything living together. the dovish tract when you would think that is the sms them, the concern over trade and what it is doing to the economy that it would hurt the stock market. that is not what we are saying. if you look at the screen you will see nearly all green. theseeen when it comes to equity markets. we are seeing hong kong, the strongest returns there. the bond screen also all green. everything rallying in tandem. maybe an issue if you're looking for diversification in this market. in currencies, every single g10 currencies rallying against the dollar as the dollar spot loses .3 of 1%. you can see some variation on the commodities side. this is a risk on mar

we will look back atis life, later in the program. in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam declared today that an eradition bill is dead, after weeks of mass protests. but she agaistopped short of withdrawing the bill, which could send criminal suspects to communist-controlled mainland crina, to face trials. hong kong's pro-dey activists rejected the statement, and insisted the bill be formally withdrawn. >> she only said that the bill is "dead." we cannot find the word "dead" in any of the laws in hong kong or any of the legal proceedings in a legislative council.an so how government tell us that we should preserve our rule of law, when she herself does not use the rule of law? >> woodruff: opponents of the extradition bill warn that beijing would use it to crac down on dissent. warring factions in afghanistan havended a peace conference with calls for zero casualties.h afghan government, the taliban and others met for two thdays in qatar. focused on a road map for peace, but made no mention of a cease-fire. meanwhile, a taliban car

sorry to everybody else these atys. looking he rest of the field, only andrew yang and beto o'rourke reach 2%. there's a real prospect that the remaining one percenters won't even qualify for th third debate in september and will be forced out of the race. ultimately, the real story of our poll is two separate anddi inct races are emerging on the democratic side, each defined by the magnitude of change voters are looking for. there's the small change, get things done, restoration sidete represenby joe biden. and the big change, take risksh side tt favors elizabet. warr >> we need big structural change in this country. get rid t know why we of what, in fact, was working and move to something totally neep >> rorter: it's a tale of two primary electorates. 41% of democrats in that new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll seek smaller scas policiehat cost less, may be easier to pass, and bring less change. 35% of those voters pick joe biden, who leads the field among them by double digits. >> but i'm not naive. it's not some

conference call is getting under the latest krou strike report earnings for the first me atis public companies. much more on those reports when "fast money" returns ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast. check out shares of pet supplier chewy and crowd trike, both in the green on first earnings report seema mody is covering chewy seema, kick it off. >> hey, melissa. the first earnings call for c e chewy and the ceo touching on highlights, including investment into pet health care, expanding its chewy pharmacies to provide for pet health care needs and laufr launching a new faepharmacy in arizona. it has opened a new area to deliver products in two days or less they're banking on more growth going forward. >> two things. first of all, if you look at in 2017 it was about -- if you look at average household span of around $900 to $1,000. if you look at ecommerce penetration in the united states it is still low. we are still early in our growth >> wall street analysts already reacting to chewy's report wedbush securities telling me time will tell whether the company is able to deliver strong mar