peter tchir with us, margaret patel, kathy jones. i am even more thrilled jonathan ferro is not here. how about high-yield? we will talk to margaret patel. dissension here. kathy jones saying maybe not, margaret patel saying load the boat. i have no idea what peter tchir is saying about it. stay with us. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ ♪ tom: from our world headquarters in new york, i'm tom keene. people asking where jonathan is, he is on sabbatical. peter tchir is with us, kathy jones, and margie patel. as we move through the weekend and drive the conversation into a tumultuous august. we have to go to margaret patel on the yield on demand for credit. right now we are reaching for yield, we have to get there. the big issue -- goldman sachs had a note on this a couple hours ago, on energy high-yield. is that another problem for high-yield, or was that market cleared a few years ago? margaret: they did a fantastic job of clearing by issuing common stock to clear their balance sheet. a sensitive sector like that to done with pric

peter tchir is with us, kathy jones, and margie patel. as we move through the weekend and drive the conversation into a tumultuous august end. we have to go to margaret patel on the yield hauled demand for credit. right now we are reaching for yield, we have to get there. the big issue -- goldman sachs had a note on this a couple hours ago, on energy high-yield. is that another problem for high-yield, or was that market cleared a few years ago? margaret: they did a fantastic job of clearing primarily by issuing common stock to clear their balance sheet. yes, i think a sensitive sector like that to downward prices, which is what the case is for energy, the sector has a way above average risk for those credits. tom: you have been historic saying dividend growth is a possibility as a yield alternative. are we closer to where dividend growth is the new yield? margaret: i think so. because if you look a better quality high-yield, so-called short duration high-yield, you are looking at yields at 3.5, 4%. that is bumping into dividend yields of

peter tchir is with us, kathy jones, and margie patel. as we move through the weekend and drive the conversation into a tumultuous august end. we have to go to margaret patel on the yield hauled demand for credit. right now we are reaching for yield, we have to get there. the big issue -- goldman sachs had a note on this a couple hours ago, on energy high-yield. is that another problem for high-yield, or was that market cleared a few years ago? margaret: they did a fantastic job of clearing primarily by issuing equity common stock to clear their balance sheet. yes, i think a sensitive sector like that to downward prices, which is what the case is for energy, the sector has a way above average risk for those credits. tom: you have been historic saying dividend growth is a possibility as a yield alternative. are we closer to where dividend growth is the new yield? margaret: i think so. because if you look a better quality high-yield, so-called short duration high-yield, you are looking at yields at 3.5, 4%. that is bumping into dividend yie

we are thrilled kathy jones is with us with charles schwab. and really interested in the desperation of savers and those looking to clip a coupon. and from boston, margie patel joins us from wells fargo asset, with decades of experience in high-yield and fixed income space. let's dive right in. while we enjoy this weekend, what did schwab see, kathy, in terms of what people actually did? what did flows look like? kathy: actually, people were pretty calm. i would say our clients have had a lot of cash anyway. certainly, fixed income investors have been sitting heavily in short duration securities, despite urging them to take a little duration. but there was not a lot of panic. i think people were pretty calm. we have seen some of these selloffs before, and they rode it out pretty well. tom: margie patel, you are the queen of opportunities. what have you seen in terms of a price back up in high-yield? is now the time to reenter high-yield? margie: i think high yield is very, very attractive especially with treasury rates this low, with the one q

peter tchir with us, margaret patel, kathy jones. i am even more thrilled jonathan ferro is not here. how about high-yield? we will talk to margaret patel. dissension here. kathy jones saying maybe not, margaret patel saying load the boat. i have no idea what peter tchir is saying about it. stay with us. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ tom: from our world headquarters in new york, i'm tom keene. people asking where jonathan is, he is on sabbatical. peter tchir is with us, kathy jones, and margo patel. as we move through the weekend and drive the conversation into a tumultuous august. we have to go to margaret patel on the yield on demand for credit. right now we are reaching for yield, we have to get there. goldman sachs-- had a note on this a couple hours ago, on energy high-yield. is that another problem for high-yield, or was that market cleared a few years ago? margaret: they did a fantastic job of clearing by issuing common stock to clear their balance sheet. toensitive sector like that done with prices, which is what the ca

courses, jones blocked him. when wallace to decode a rounded to the congress and the second jones blocked in there. he had his admiring friends doing all his dirty work. the dispute made in newspapers and roosevelt asked his fixer jimmy burns to make it go away. aren't call them both into a meeting which was quickly adjourned when jones threatened to punch the vice president in the face if he word. and told him to go home and pray to his god to help him stop line. jones was quite capable of punching people in the face because earlier that week the "washington post" had written an article about him, and editorial, the stated jones had fell down rather badly on the job coach another striker he fired up a cable to eugene meyer demanding a retraction. but there was no reply. eugene myers, the famous editor for the "washington post." but as luck would have it they ran into each other at a ballroom that very evening. jones began by berating myers and grabbed him by the lapels, threw him against the wall. not one to be

probably know the answer to this but what are the arguments against the jones act? what point are the making that we need to be aware? >> the main argument that gets made is that the jones act is basically injecting a premium on the price of virtually everything, you'll, goods -- fuel, goods, anything that gets moved in the united states, that there is a gigantic price that is attached by virtue of the higher cost of a u.s. built ship, a high cost of u.s. wages, the safety requirements that we impose on our ships that are not imposed internationally. but all of that extra cost in suffocating passed on to the consumer, and that's just not the case. the amount that gets passed on is so slight, it's also the pennies, because when you look at the amount of cargo that gets moved by waterways, that's the dod of moving by water is you can with such large quantities at such low expense. there's been outrageous claims its eight times the cost in some cases, and you know, that's patently false and has been proven as false. sir. regarding the tanker security program that the h

>>police say that jones was living out of his vehicle in this area. a location with a number of our v's and vans appear to have been there for some time. >>that is a little bit more sketchy over there were people are living in their vans and are these over there by wal-mart but i mean it's it's not something i encounter on a day to day so it it's just shocking police are unsure of jones had a membership at 24 hour fitness. >>club patrons acknowledge that there is not always someone at the front the club patrons that i talk with they're not aware of any security measures in place at these 2 clubs i did reach out to 24 hour fitness with a number of questions they reach back out to me with a statement saying we are aware of the incidents that took place in our 2.24 hour fitness mountain view clubs and which 2 females reported a troubling encounter in the women's locker room, the safety and security of our members are of the utmost importance for 24 hour fitness. in mountain view j r stone kron 4 news. >>east contra costa county is now contained the fire

barbara joy jones of atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett points out -- these items we use every day -- do go bad -- here's a refresher course on their lifespan --dr. barbara joy jones/ atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett: "we should be getting rid of these razors within 5 to 7 uses"dr. barbara joy jones/ atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett:"for toothbrushes we need to get rid of them every 3 to 4 months -- only caveat to that is that if you're diagnosed with flu or strep you need to get rid of them immediately" dr. barbara joy jones/ atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett: "loofah the exfoliator you need to get rid of these every 3 to 4 months they're a breeding ground for bacteria with all the crevices" dr. barbara joy jones/ atlanta's northside hospital gwinnett: "let's talk to women about makeup liquid makeup needs to be replaced every 3 months if you have powder makeup you can keep that up to a year if we're talking about eyeliner and mascara it's time to get rid of these within 3 to 6 months lipsticks you can actually for two years -- powders eyeshadows you can keep those fo

it is the old hibernia bank at one jones, which is jones and market street. the applicant is actually an s. of entertainment group, and it is going to operate this as the public events facility in a large corporate event and meeting space. the -- interestingly, this place has been operating for approximately five years, and over the last 24 months, they have held a number of events in that facility. the first event was a large rally for hillary clinton and governor newsom. there are some photographs i will show you in a moment. with all of these events that we have had so far, one-day alcohol permits, and one-day event licenses, a.k.a. one night dance licenses, has there has never been one noise complaint or sound complaint, no neighbor complaints. outreach is always important with my clients and you have actually seven letters in the file, and these include letters from don faulk in the tenderloin neighborhood development, michael nolte, who is the alliance for a better district six, our next-door neighbor, the proper hotel, which is one of san francisco's f

cohen e jones was released from the hospital just days ago she and her family say that they finally we see the miracle they've been hoping for her recovery. now they want the person who shot her behind bars, suzanne loving young has the story from chicago. >>i cry a lot at night when the kids are sleeping. and i just god human look you won t jones has had 14 surgeries since she was shot 17 times on july 13th. >>bullets tore through her major organs limbs your right arm have to be rebuilt. the ball was shattered. so yes every day she wears this device now that folks up like the gun powder. >>the new fiction. >>any bacteria, the mother of 4 parked her car near 100 20th and the south wallace, a man who lives on the block demanded she moved her car before i could even put my key in ignition. >>he was coming down and stay us with the in his hand i saw the fire sparks coming from it. it was like oh my that issue to me like he's actually shooting jones was able to identify the man from the block in a photo lineup. she hopes police find him soon as always consequences for your actions and i wa

eddie jones has made an interesting call with tom cuddy and sam underhill starting together in the same back i’ow starting together in the same back row but one man not in the calm was left out of the squad last week and has taken himself out of contention by signing for a french club. what has the england boss made of that? he has made his choice that we wish him all the best and there's not much more to say. was he on standby list? it doesn't really matter. if he has said... but he's not so it doesn't matter. have you been in contact with him? i have been in contact with him? i have been in contact with him? i have been in contact with his manager. he has a choice to make and we are happy for him. i hope he does really well. you say you are happy for him but is there an element of disappointment? not at all. i am happy for him to do what he thinks is right. jones has said these games are all about building towards japan and performance perhaps trumps the result butjones performance perhaps trumps the result but jones has performance perhaps trumps the result butjones has insisted to

tonight, from the movie "angry birds 2" leslie jones is here. then the kids have been lining up outside for days the band is all the way from south korea their song is called, "who do you love" monsta x with french montana from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. [cheers and applause] next week, we will do this all over again, with gerard butler, bob odenkirk, henry winkler, jim gaffigan, whitney cummings, roselyn sanchez, david alan grier, dave salmoni and his wild animal friends plus music from pete yorn, daniel caesar, snoop dogg, and the avett brothers. so please. >> jimmy: us for all all all all you look great, fwguillermo. i like theis look. >> me too. >> jimmy: what do you see when you see that looking back at you? >> i see 25, >> jimmy: 25, you should start a band called monsta mex. >> jimmy: our next guest is an emmy-nominee, writer and actor whom you know from 5 seasons of "saturday night live" and a bit of ghost-busting on the side. her latest is called "the angry birds movie 2." >> what, you've never heard they a thermo emulsifiers? >>

the dow jones would open up by 28 points. the s&p up by 7. the nasdaq up by 3 to 4 points a pair of big headlines coming up here in the last half hour. china saying it may take necessary measures to counter u.s. tariffs that go into effect on september 1st as brian sullivan pointed out, hong kong saying it's lowered its economic growth target for the rest of the year both of those headlines taking icel out of the market stk here with cnbc we'll be back after the break. >>> breaking news. china threatening retaliation if wa washington goes ahead with planned september 1st tariff hikes. futures dropped on that news it's thursday, august 15th you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." thanks for being with us i'm dominic chu. brian sullivan is reporting live from hong kong right now here is how your money and investments are shaping up right now as we are halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour in new york stock futures are slipping over the course of the past half hour the dow jones would open up by just

dylan hartley, the co—captain under jones, isn't among them. has not played for england since december. and ben te'o, another man who many hoped could shine in the tournament isn't there — he was said have been involved in a bust up during a team bonding session in italy, delight for others though — with rory mcconnachie named in the squad — the only uncapped player. a year ago he was playing 7's rugby. and, lewis ludlam makes it — the flanker won his first cap in yesterday's win over wales, along with willi heinz. jones explained why he chose to name his squad early, with nearly a month still until the deadline. there is the call at two for him and all the more specialfor there is the call at two for him and all the more special for him, there is the call at two for him and all the more specialfor him, he there is the call at two for him and all the more special for him, he was playing sevens rugby. experience heads are among the 31. 0wn farrell, george ford and it is a squad with newer faces whichjones which jones feels can whichjones

his arm was hit on the throw that time by jones, doing it again. it will be fourth down and 13. >> cris: watch this double arm swat here by dremont jones to get around the guard. watch. both arms. gets them off. >> al: a nice night. could have had roughing the passer. >> forceable contact to the knee area or below. that should have been a foul for roughing the passer. >> al: fourth and 13 now. the pass is hauled in but out of bounds. out of bounds. >> cris: a great catch. >> al: the rookie out of virginia. pretty clear. >> cris: guess who it was, johnson. there is no force out. you can make the hit, get him out of bounds and that is that. >> al: johnson had a nice game too. denver takes over at the 20. a couple of kneel downs will end it. coming up next, except on the west coast it will be your local news followed by an all new fallon. that will be coming your way right after the local news. we will see you next from tennessee. we will be doing the steelers and the titans at the end of august. al michaels, cris collinsworth, michele tafoya, terry m

police say jones eventually open the door and tried to touch the victim. the woman screamed and he then walked out of the locker room and left as he was confronted by employees, yeah, i mean we never see that kind of thing around on the air palau to think we just want this to be a safe place and i'm peace or by honestly officers found jones in this neighboring walmart parking lot. >>police say that jones was living out of his vehicle in this area, a location with a number of our v's and vans appear to have been there for some time yet is a little bit more sketchy over there were people are living in their vans and are these over there by wal-mart but. >>i mean it's it's not something i encounter on a day to day so just shocking police are unsure of jones had a membership at 24 hour fitness. >>club patrons acknowledge that there is not always someone at the front >>and those club patrons that i talk with their also unaware of any security at these 2 different locations night did reach out to 24 hour fitness with a number of questions they sent a statement b

tonight, from the movie "angry birds 2" leslie jones is here. then the kids have been lining up outside for days the band is all the way from south korea their song is called, "who do you love" monsta x with french montana from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. [cheers and applause] next week, we will do this all over again, with gerard butler, bob odenkirk, henry winkler, jim gaffigan, whitney cummings, roselyn sanchez, david alan grier, dave salmoni and his wild animal friends plus music from pete yorn, daniel caesar, snoop dogg, and the avett brothers. so please join us for all of that. you look great, guillermo. i like this look. >> me too. >> jimmy: what do you see when you see that looking back at you? >> i see 25, 26. >> jimmy: 25, you should start a band called monsta mex. >> me and -- me and my cousin juan. >> jimmy: our next guest is an emmy-nominee, writer and actor whom you know from 5 seasons of "saturday night live" and a bit of ghost-busting on the side. her latest is called "the angry birds movie 2." >> what, you've never heard of

police say that jones was living out of his vehicle in this area. a location with a number of our v's and vans appear to have been there for some time. >>that is a little bit more sketchy over there were people are living in their vans and are these over there by walmart but i mean it's it's not something i encounter on a day to day so it's just shocking police are unsure of jones had a membership at 24 hour fitness. >>club patrons acknowledge that there is not always someone at the front the club patrons that i talk with they're not aware of any security measures in place at these 2 clubs i did reach out to 24 hour fitness with a number of questions they reach back out to me with a statement saying we are aware of the incidents that took place in our 2.24 hour fitness mountain view clubs and which 2 females reported a troubling encounter in the women's locker room, the safety and security of our members are of the utmost importance for 24 hour fitness. in mountain view j r stone kron 4 news. >>in the east bay communities remembers the 2 young sibli

police say jones eventually open the door and tried to touch the victim. the woman screamed and he then walked out of the locker room and left as he was confronted by employees, yeah, i mean we never see that kind of thing around on the air palau to i think we just want this to be a safe place and i'm peace or by honestly officers found jones in this neighboring walmart parking lot. >>police say that jones was living out of his vehicle in this area, a location with a number of our v's and vans appear to have been there for some time yet is a little bit more sketchy over there were people are living in their vans and are these over there by wal-mart but. >>i mean it's it's not something i encounter on a day to day so just shocking police are unsure of jones had a membership at 24 hour fitness. >>club patrons acknowledge that there is not always someone at the front >>club patrons that i talk with they're not aware of any security measures in place at these 2 clubs i did reach out to 24 hour fitness with a number of questions they reach ing we are aware of t

joining us as guest host for the hour is benjamin jones. let me first ask you about the fed situation, because there has been a repricing of market expectations, and kind of a dramatic shift. we have got three or four regional presidents pushing back against the need for rate cuts. what do you expect from jay powell at the jackson hole summit? benjamin: good morning, matt. clearly, obviously today's going to be the big event of the week. i think jerome powell has a very difficult message to try to communicate. it's been very interesting the last 24, 48 hours, a number of the regional fed speakers have tried to talk more hawkishly. that's clearly not what the market wants to hear or see from his speech later on today. if you go back to the minutes, the earlier part of the week, a slightly hawkish tone there. if you look at the state of the economy, that is warranted. i don't think the u.s. economy warrants the kinds of cuts the market is asking for. the problem is, if the fed really shocks the market by not delivering another rate cut in sep

adam jones hit a liner to center campbell our truck to make a diving catch. he misses rnd the ball rolls all the warning track. 2 runs score. jones in the 3rd for a triple 2 off to a rough start next that just rojas with an excuse me move to center called in for a base hit jones scores 3 now i think the 2, 2, dash now kelly. i want to get home since june second but he was on point today striking out brandon belt here, 5, 2, thirds innings pitched one run and 5 strikeouts kelly bottom of the 5th still 3 nothing wilmer flores takes madbum deep to left center. runs in 6 innings but did strike out 9 final score 6, one diamond that the giants are now 3 and a half games back in the nl wildcard race that's it for sports tonight. >>ok up next a little boy suffering from a very serious health condition gets to go home. but as battle is not over yet more on his story afte ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. we switched from ford. i switched from ram. i switched to

. >>> james jones says this will be his legacy. tonight's honor for the hometown no good evening, it is a stunning reversal for some. tonight an appeals court overturned the one conviction against the undocumented immigrant who shot and killed kate steinle. saying the trial judge failed to give jurors complete instructions. nbc bay area is live in san francisco. this is a tough reversal for supporters of the steinle family. >> reporter: it is, jessica. this is the pier where kate steinle was shot and killed. tonight the man accused of her murder wins in a victory in court because the judge didn't give the jury all of the facts. kate steinle was shot and killed during a walk with her father four years ago. the disicharged inez garcia-zarate with her murder. the defense says he pd on piern it, and the gun went off accidentally, shooting steinle. a jury acquitted garcia-zarate after first and second-degree murder, but found him guilty on a charge of a felon in possession of a gun. his attorney appealed. to be the the first district co

our rugby union correspondent chris jones was at the team announcement. it's always second—guessing england bus eddiejones, it's always second—guessing england bus eddie jones, futile. it's always second—guessing england bus eddiejones, futile. wales are coming fully loaded. jones has made a fundamental done that experimental and callow side. there is a new look back row. there are five debutantes in the 23, two of them in the starting 15. the gloucester scrum—half has come from nowhere to make his england debut on sunday, and he looks set for a place on that plane to japan. it's been a world free months. getting the call from eddie, interested in how he was playing, to get named in the training squad to start preparing for the world cup, it's been incredible, still pinching myself that i'm here and just feel so grateful to be surrounded by quality players in the squad that help me and really looking for you sunday. after weeks and weeks of shadow—boxing in training, candy real world cup countdown start now? the first game on sunday committee sq

even though england and eddie jones come out in the wash. even though england and eddiejones want to say that there is nothing to see here, i'm sure the full picture will emerge before too long and whatever eddiejones will be desperate to do is put a good performance out on the pitch with this inexperienced england side. if they take a beating against wales, a lot of questions will be asked. jimmy anderson has been talking about the calf injury that has ruled him out of this weeks second ashes test at lords. england's leading wicket taker could only bowl four overs in their defeat at edgbaston last week. it felt great in that first few overs and my fourth over didn't feel quite right so i went off to get it checked. all test that they do on the calf to see if it is all right, it just wasn't playing the calf to see if it is all right, itjust wasn't playing ball. hugely frustrating. you feel a lot of emotions. ifelt frustrating. you feel a lot of emotions. i felt angry as well having done all the work to get there, missed the ireland gamejust

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... president trump orders american companies to look at ways to close their operations in china after beijing says it's imposing more tariffs on us goods. the eu threatens to block a huge trade deal with south america, unless brazil curbs forest fires blamed on president bolsonaro's policies. firefighters in the state most affected by the amazon fires have been working here for the past two weeks, using blowers and water to put out the flames but resources are an issue here as it is a vast area with few people on the ground. and russia launches the world's first floating nuclear power station in the arctic. hello and welcome to world news today. finacial markets have been tumbling after donald trump has waded deeper into the us—china trade war. this time the us president said he was ordering us companies to look at ways to close their operations in china and make more products in america. on twitter he said... "our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediately start lookin

stock markets the dow jones nasdaq and s. and p. 500 were all down sharply on the news with balls around the 2 percent level in am trading council from the terrace as a direct response to president trump's cherubs mr trump recently delayed tariffs on key concern. more goods from china until december 15th to avoid further disruption to the holiday shopping season and in a reprise of the now familiar story arc for each episode in this long running reality show us president i want trump lashed out on twitter among other things mr trump said quote our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediately start looking for an alternative to china and that he was ordering the u.s. postal service and private shipping companies to search packages from china for the illicit opioid fence and all trump also tweeted out a remarkable attack on federal reserve chairman jay powell will have more on that and more importantly mr powell is much anticipated speech later in the show. and joining us now to break down.

eddie jones has made an interesting call with tom cuddy and sam underhill starting together in the same back row but one man not in the camp was ben teo, left out of the squad last week and has taken himself out of contention by signing for a french club. what has the england boss made of that? he has made his choice that we wish him all the best and there's not much more to say. was he on standby list? it doesn't really matter. if he has said... but he's not so it doesn't matter. have you been in contact with him? i have been in contact with his manager. and the feedback was that he was doing at? he has a choice to make and we are happy for him. i hope he does really well. you say you are happy for him but is there an element of disappointment? you put a lot of investment and ham over the last couple of years. not at all. i am happy for him to do what he thinks is right. jones has said these games are all about building towards japan and performance perhaps trumps the result butjones has insisted to the fans on saturday that his side will be going 100% out for the win as the clock tick

caroline jones [ cheers and applause "chasin' me" is out october 11th and available for preorder now my thanks to john travolta, marlon wayans, mary beth keane caroline jones, 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 hope to see you tomorrow bye-bye, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- jake tapper, star of "pose", actress mj rodriguez featuring the 8g band with nate smith ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the

the dow jones central average hit a new high in late july after the federal reserve cut interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. but since then it's been pretty rough going. stocks have fallen almost 5% from that peak, and interest rates in the market, the market interest rates that we have have dropped dramatically. that's bad news for savers. president trump, of course, has been pressing the fed with ever greater urgency to cut rates

there is concern the raiding of jones' house could have a negative impact on these talks. they said the uaw and president gary jones have always fully cooperate with government investigators. as the leader of the uaw, president jones is determined to uncover wrongdoing wherever it might lead. liz: the dow jumping 250 points today. the blue chip index ending the day at 26,036. the nasdaq closing the day in the green. the border fight between border patrol and house democrats. we have got it. and the fight over the trump administration redirecting homeland security money and fema money. but the obama administration did it, too. the federal reserve hitting back saying no to what's being called a misguide and dangerous effort from a powerful former top fed official calling on the fed to stop trump from getting re-elected. even left-wing media saying please be quite. stop talking. this calls into question his federal reserve help from the guy who appointed him, barack obama. from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. t

a gym member said jones tried to grab her and raised the pitch of his voiz to impersonate a woman. when he tried to enter the stall, she described. investigators found jones had been in the women's locker room at the 24 fitness super sport on california street. tey are looking for other possible victims. >>> a richmond high school physical education teacher has been charged with several sex crimes. he's accused of having a sexual relationship with an underaged student. he faces eight felonies for unlawful intercourse and lewd acts with a child. he remains in custody at a martinez jail. the district has placed him on leave. >>> a very rude awakening for one couple's dream proposal. someone stole the engagement ring during a car break-in while they were in san francisco. it's just brutal. wayne freedman spoke with this heart broken pair. >> reporter: this ring should have been the center piece of a wedding proposal everyone saw no so much as an if but a when. how long have you two been dating? >> 14 years. >> 14 years? >> since high school. >> reporter: helen is back in philadelphia

the cornerstone of the series is an essay by nicole hannah jones so you just heard from and what she asserts the year 1619 is foundational to the american story as 776 the year the u.s. gained independence why it was in august 16th that the 1st enslaved africans overall lived in what would become the u.s. state of virginia this is the 400th anniversary of the start of the transatlantic slave trade in america the 6948 commemorates this pivotal moment and seeks to reframe history joining us to discuss this in new york activist educator but it in berkeley california stephanie jones rogers she's a history professor at the university of california berkeley and in nashville tennessee 10 wise he's an anti-racism writer and activist welcome everyone to the stream i want to start with some of the feedback we got from people online when they 1st heard about this project and i'll start here with someone on twitter who said i am brought to tears by the essay written by miss heneage jones i have never seen my own feelings about this country written so eloquently and yet it was full of facts i did

jessica: but mayor jody jones acknowledges, paradise will never be the same. mayor jones: we are trying to do everything we can, but we can't build people's homes for them or give them the money to build their homes, and i know that is hard. very hard. not everyone will come back to paradise. jessica: jones says the town is applying for federal grants to help subsidize some of the rebuilding costs, and every day, more paradise businesses are re-opening. thomas sinclair's auto body shop is up and running. thomas: as long as i can pay the bills and not go under, i will stick it out. jessica: sticking it out. surrounded by reminders of what was lost here and finding optimism in what paradise could one day become. when you think about this two-bedroom place you're going to build right behind your mom, do you feel hopeful and optimistic that paradise will come back? tammy: i think it will come back one home at a time. it will be beautiful again. and i think if you, you know, have a little hope, you'll see it. jessica: in paradise, california, for "matter of fact,"

>> reporter: well, eric, his name is willie jones. he is a 39-year-old homeless resident of san rafael according to police here. i just confirmed this photo moments ago with san rafael police. i apologize. police say he chased multiple women yesterday morning and ran from police, all of this happened eight days after he got out of jail. take a look at this. it started at 6:in the morning on laurel place. someone called police because they saw jones and thought maybe he was casing their apartment to possiblyburg gla rise it. ten minutes later police were called to boyd park because the suspect was allegedly chasing a woman walking her dog. then police were called again to another woman who said he was chasing her in the area. he ran from the police and allegedly chased a third woman to her place o eventually, he somehow got himself onto the roof of a taco ria on fourth street. i spoke to an employee who showed up to working with a stranger on top of his roof and enormous police scene. >> came from here. and he went there. you see his f

as for sophie jones, she start of the women's championship. as for sophiejones, she has her contracts terminated at sheffield united by a mutual consent. she is 110w united by a mutual consent. she is now left football, but she has also given herfirst now left football, but she has also given her first interview on this. in the hearing she was found to have lied to conceal wrongdoing, that was the wording from the hearing. but she continues to say she's not guilty. is not nice when you put my name in google and it comes up on the bbc that i'm a racist and i've been charged with racism. i feel like thatis charged with racism. i feel like that is something that no one should ever go through. and like i said, i had people come to me in the streets and in the gym — ifeel like if had people come to me in the streets and in the gym — i feel like if this we nt and in the gym — i feel like if this went to the police, it wouldn't have gone this far because i would never have been proven guilty. because again, iwas have been proven guilty. because

seth jones, thanks for beings. with despite ongoing peace talks, civilians suffer a tremendous toll. how do you assess the situation the ground at the momen seth: well, what i think is important to know is that there continues to be signt violence in afghanistan. over the past three weeks we have had violence from all sides -- we have had this terrible wedding attack, we have had the brother of the taliban leader killed in pakistan several days ago. we have also had the former head of afghan intelligence killed. people from all sides have been killed in assassination attempts, showing that dpite ace negotiations, violence continues actually unabated in the country. sophie: the groom at the wedding celebration targeted said he has lost all hope. how much would you say there is at this stage for peace and --an peace in aftan? seth: i would sadly give low expectations for peace in afghanistan. i think there certainly is intest in the negotiations. i think at this point all of this indicates that the talibana the unite

lawrence jones was in iowa attending biden's events, oh, we've got all the video. not a lot of people showed up. his full report coming up with video later in the program. first, one announcement, if anyone cares, the crowded field of democratic radical socialists just shrunk by one. governor jay inslee dropped out of the race. did anybody even know he was in the race? joining us now, from rnc chairman, former white house chief of staff, reince priebus, and fox news contributor tammy bruce. let's go through a little bit of sleepy creepy crazy. let's see, his own wife, tammy, if we look at it, that wasn't very encouraging. you're going to have to swallow -- not good. his brain surgeon said, hiso, brain is okay. can't go to a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts without a slight indian accent. bragging his estate was a state. that is -- oh, my favorite, this is the first time ever you got an african-american that is bright, articulate, and clean. it's storybook. or poor kids are just as talented as white kids.reus and joe 30330. i think that's my favorite. >> here's the thing

. >> professor jones says it is possible to boost turnout among the historically disenfranchi disenfranchised. it just takes some work. and that is exactly the work voting rights advocates michelle and brianna brown from the texas organizing project are doing. what is the texas organizing project? >> so we found 3 million people of color who currently sit out elections who could be voting. >> in 2018, we turned out over 270,000 unlikely voters. >> that's a big number. >> we run a highly intensive program. we do a minimum of three knocks on the door. usually, at least three phone calls. >> and on election day -- >> and on election -- >> no, during early vote and election day. >> so, yes, if you made a commitment to vote, we will continue to call you and knock on your door. >> basically you ask people -- >> um -- >> inspire people. >> we inspire people.

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they can always bring them back here and say man, this is my grandfather's stadium. >> reporter: jones is a san jose natuive native. and he played nine seasons in the nfl, most of that time as a wide receiver for the green bay packers helping them win a super bowl in 2011. his child hood friends and classmates packed the stands looking on as he was honored. >> i know this means the world to him because he played on this field even before high school. >> reporter: a classmate they say despite his fame hasn't changed much. >> oh, same friends he had in high school are his best friends now. >> reporter: and now this field named for him is part of a legacy he hopes will inspire up and coming students. >> i'm always the first to give back because at the end of the day when i was here, somebody gave back to me before you could be be home lrks lose your mom, your dad, whatever it is, hard work always wins. >>> still much more ahead for you here. coming up, $15 million home in an exclusive bay area community, so why then could it be torn down? >>> that is a lot money. and right now we have the

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: in hong kong, some of the worst street battles yet between protestors and police spill over into the underground system, and continue late into the night. it's the very centre of hong kong — and look at it. they warned them not to protest today. the government building under siege, and it's complete mayhem. tens of thousands take to the streets across britain to protest against prime minister borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. a major battle is continuing in the afghan city of kunduz as the taliban launch attacks on the security forces and coming up — circling over the bahamas — the us national hurricane center says storm dorian poses an immediate threat, as it heads towards the islands. hello, and welcome to world news today. it's 4am in hong kong — where police have just finished a press conference defending themselves against accusations of excessive force against protestors. it's been one of the most violent days since demonstrations began 13

rory cellan—jones has been checking it out. when the first samsung galaxy note came out, it seemed an extraordinarily huge device. who would want to hold something quite this big to their ear and make a call? but of course since then all phones have got egger. this phone has found an audience but each new note finds it harder to stand out from the crowd. if you use your finger to tap it, you can select that. that's an interesting word! another feature is video anotherfeature is video mode. it means as you zoom in, the audio zooms into two. the microphone ca ptu res zooms into two. the microphone captures the audio at a distance. is it working? can you hear me? —— zooms in to two. —— zooms in to two. you can also use the pen as a kind of re m ote you can also use the pen as a kind of remote control and take a group extra. come back here... see how it goes. there we are —— group picture. all phones are huge, it's impossible to make it stand out from the crowd, isn't it? the real iconic thing is the pen, that's the num