compton: governor allen. mr. allen: all right. cleanup. thank you, thank you, senator. i think any leader or anybody that cares to lead needs to lead by example on various areas that you can find common ground. governor hodges and i were glad to be with each other about a month ago. we both co-authored an op-ed that appeared in the virginia and south carolina papers in support of the united states-mexico-canada trade agreement. it's good for america. we need to be interconnected. trade is good for jobs and our competitiveness. so all of us, whatever our role is, whether in state legislatures, congress, or elsewhere, need to show that sort of effort. the other message from this week in this remembrance is trusting the people. government closest to the people, representative democracy is created to protect our natural rights, freedom of religion, freedom of expression for men and women, private ownership of property, the rule of law, where you have fair adjudication of disputes as well as protection of our natural, god-given rights. and the states are those laboratories o

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retired army sergeant nathan allen jr. turned 100 on august 12th. he serve in the world war ii and korea and vietnam. >> i was a firefighter in the army. 27 years. if there's a fire, you go to the fire and do your job. >> allen now spends his days with family. he has 18 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren and ten great great grandchildren. he has also helped his neighbors the last decade by pulling their trash bins from the curb. they wanted to show their appreciation by hosting a early birthday party, celebrating what they call a 100-year-old treasure. congratulations. >>> well, it is just about that time -- students are getting ared to head back to school. we are there as some youngsters get a helping hand. and meteoroogist frances is up next with the act ewe weather forecast. >>> just ahead what's keepin antonio brown from putting his best foot forward? >> a new contract >>> students are getting ready to go back to school and thanks to some san matteo businesses and community groups they'll have these brand new supply filled backpacks to take w

paul: i am paul allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn. we are counting down to asia's major market open. ♪ paul: here are the top stories, hong kong braces for a citywide general strike as chinese state media warned beijing will not allow the unrest to continue. stocks are set for a losing streak. investors are preparing for a bumpy start in the terror threats and tensions in the gulf. great decision -- rate decisions this week. and gun control on the u.s. agenda after shootings leaving 30 dead in texas and ohio. let's get you started with a quick check of market close. it was another day of risk off, not just a day but a week of risk off. we have not seen such losses this whole year. in fact we have not seen such massive selloff since december 2018, before the fed did a u-turn and turned dovish grid we have taken energy leading the declines, the dow at the lowest level in six weeks, the nasdaq losing a percent or we have the lingering impact of new tariffs on chinese goods imposed by president trump. we had decent jobs numbers but thel

the languages thing was what they were passionate about bill gates and paul allen's goal in 175 was to dominate the languages business on personal computers that's why they left harvard immediately afterwards in april 900 $75.00 gates and allen start their company microsoft the purpose is to sell basic but above all to develop new software for future computers also in 1985 in palo alto california another do you own steve jobs and steve wozniak high school students who are fans of this new technology also discovered the ultimate age the start of an epic journey. steve was now he looked at that al terror for him this was not elegant. too many chips the thing was too big so immediately what was was doing as it was saying i can design a computer all on one board this would be the one was in july of the 1st to succeed in putting all of the components that make a computer hooked onto a single board power supply keyboard and memory all connected to screen the 2 friends had just invented the personal computer making me out one was purely was his idea and it was purely his design but once he sh

the languages thing was what they were passionate about bill gates and paul allen's goal in 175 was to dominate the languages business on personal computers that's why they left harvard immediately afterwards in april 900 $75.00 gates and allen start their company microsoft the purpose is to sell basic but above all to develop new software for future computers also in 1985 in palo alto california another do you own steve jobs and steve wozniak high school students who are fans of this new technology also discovered the ultimate h. the start of an epic journey. steve was now he looked at that altitude for him this was not elegant. too many chips the thing was too big so immediately what was was doing this head was saying i can design a computer all on one board this would be the one was in jail of the 1st to succeed in putting all of the components that make a computer hooked onto a single board power supply keyboard and memory all connected to screen the 2 friends had just invented the personal computer making out the one was purely was his idea and it was purely his design but once he

he is in allen, texas. he drove 650 miles to get sto e to el paso. if we're assuming that the manifesto is attributed to him, it's filled with hatred towards immigrants. and el paso was targeted because of its large hispanic population. perhaps that walmart was specifically targeted because there's where so many people who cross the border all the time, mexican and americans, shop. he believes there's a real danger of latinos blending with the culture of the united states and taking a job. >> police are trying to determine if this suspect is attached to that manifesto. sites like this, rife with racist and anti-semitic conspiracy theories, really point out how people have twisted views. >> he uploaded this to the internet before the massacre. it was an hour or so, before the shooting started. and fbi was aware of the postings and trying tole find out who wrote these threatening comments. he wrote he would not be taking a vibe. he said that the police, the only way he would be taken alive, if they were able to subdue him. it shows determine ace and ra

i am paul allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. u.s. markets, optimism over trade war progress gave stocks a boost but commodities under pressure. su keenan has more. let's get started with the stock market because we saw them higher. the volume was still low. su: many say it is the end of the summer time where typically you see a lot of wall street veterans take off. there is the hidden volatility. even though the vix has declined, volatility remains and you've got very fragile investor sentiment. investors watching the headlines read especially when you have trade headlines, it adds the volatility. the stocks index was actually strong after a big selloff friday. take a look at some of the big movers. they have a lot to do with the drugmaker sector. amgen, allrs squibb, of them related. amgen to pay $13.4 billion for a blockbuster psoriasis drug. shedding the asset in order to win antitrust regulatory approval for its merger with bristol-myers squibb. all three are winners. dropping as much as al

i am paul allen nep renee and our way from the -- i am paul allen in sydney. shery: from bloomberg's level headquarters in new york, i am shery ahn. sophie: and i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to daybreak asia. this our top stories monday. talking trade president trump says negotiations with china are making progress, but he is still not ready to make a deal. protests continue in hong kong amid warnings of widening fallout

i am paul allen in sydney. shery: and i am shery ahn at bloomberg's headquarters in new york. selina: i am selina wang in beijing. we are counting down to new york's's market open. >> normal hong kong pressures resume, but tension mounts hong kong is at a critical juncture. paul: the other top stories we are following this tuesday, oil firststudy after aramco's half showed no surprises. income fell, but still the most profitable company in the world. argentinian stocks in the peso, potential to roil wider markets, too. shery: let's get a quick check of markets closed. in the market session, another down day for submarkets with the s&p 500 falling below 2900. financials and materials led the declines. the s&p 500 at 1.2%. the nasdaq also fell. risks rising in argentina. political uncertainty in hong kong. coined futures following -- falling the most since 2013 on a bearish outlook report. all that added to pressure across the market. u.s. futures up 0.1%. let's see how we are setting up in the markets. selina? s

. >>> hello, i'm natalie allen in atlanta. we continue to follow the breaking news from el paso, texas, the fbi is opening a domestic terrorism investigation into saturday's mass shooting at a shopping center there. at least 20 people died. another 26 have been injured. some we are told with life-threatening injuries. the 21-year-old suspected gunman surrendered at the scene and is in police custody. shoppers inside a walmart dove for cover as the shooter unloaded a volley of rapid gunfire. [ gunfire ] >> bystanders quickly tried to assist the multiple victims. we want to warn you this next video is very disturbing. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> help. help. help. >> we need cpr. we need cpr. >> terrified witnesses were still shaking as you can imagine as they described what they saw. >> we're in the freezer section and he heard the shots. at first we didn't think anything of it. kind of sounded like fireworks and started coming closer together and then he was like is that gunshots? i said, yes, people were running inside

i'm natalie allen at cnn center atlanta. we continue to follow the breaking news from el paso, texas. quite a tragedy there. the fbi opening now a domestic terrorism investigation into saturday's mass shooting at a shopping center there. at least 20 people were killed. another 26 hurt. some with life-threatening injuries, we are told. the 21-year-old suspected gunman surrendered at the scene. he is in police custody. shoppers inside a walmart dove for cover as the shooter unloaded a volley of rapid gunfire. [ gunshots ] what must be going through that person who was hiding there as he heard the gunshots. bystanders quickly tried to assist the multiple victims. we want to warn you, this next video is very disturbing. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> no! >> help! >> hey, we need cpr. we need cpr! help! >> terrified witnesses were still shaking, as you can imagine, as they described what they saw. >> we were in the freezer section, and he heard the shots. at first we didn't think anything of it. kind of sounded like firewor

paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. you are watching daybreak australia. earnings season in australia is ramping up this week. asx at an all-time high at the end of july. the reporting season is going to test the resilience. our next guest has ease looking ahead, jason steed joins us now. thank you for joining us. in terms of your sense of earnings, i want to bring up a chart. we have seen business conditions pulling back in australia, yet the asx hitting all-time highs until this week. why the diversions? jason: what we look at is the state of business conditions, confidence. today's levels versus the average are very low. there is a sense that business is looking forward to a period of growhth. yet the markets are pointing to reasonably high and positive outcomes which we don't think will manifest in this results season. pmi's seeing it between but what seems to be given sustenance to the global markets with respect to the last couple of days is affect u.s. earnings have come in better than expected. that is something that probably won't happen in austra

i'm paul allen in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york area do president trump is talking tough on trade after recent signs of progress with china. he repeatedly claims the u.s. is winning the trade war with a wide range of remarks. chosennt trump: i am the one. somebody had to do it. i'm taking on china. i'm taking on china on trade. and you know what, we are winning? shery: sarah mcgregor is in los angeles. with president trump now saying that he is the chosen one to wage this trade war against china, what are the hopes of a fast solution to the trade war? sarah: i guess the point the president was trying to make before was that previous administrations had failed to deal of china properly. a bipartisant cross-section of lawmakers, you might see some agreement there. they were really behind trump getting tough on china and addressing issues like accused ip theft and state reforms. industries the u.s. wants to compete with our subsidized in china. context those comments, his you would be that he is doing

let's go to ron allen. we were just talking about the pba patrick lynch and his scaiving release criticizing commissioner o'neill. give me a sense of how this is likely to play out both within the police community and the community of people who feel that eric garner was wrongfully killed. >> well, the police community, the commissioner may have said it himself. if he were an officer that he would be disappointed and angry at himself today based on the decision because a lot of the rank and file out of the cops out on the streets will see this as the commissioner as the boss, as a chief and not sticking up with them. he went through great pain the commissioner did to explain how difficult it is to be a police officer especially in the city of new york. he talked about the split second they have to make and the cause of danger about the agony he faces as a commissioner talking to families of officers who have been loss. he knows there is going to be a lot of criticism around the country. >> do we know that t

i am paul allen nep renee and our way from the -- i am paul allen in sydney. shery: from bloomberg's level headquarters in new york, i am shery ahn. sophie: and i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to daybreak asia. this our top stories monday. talking trade president trump says negotiations with china are making progress, but he is still not ready to make a deal. protests continue in hong kong amid warnings of widening fallout the government talks economic typhoon. turbulent times when out for cathay pacific" protest in hong kong and the loss of the ceo. -shery: we are seeing futures higher by four tens of 1% as we see more positive rhetoric from president trump on the u.s. china trade talks. this on the back of a strong rally we saw on friday with the dow gaining 1.2% and every sector on the s&p 500 in the green. the s&p 500 gaining 1.4% on friday. we saw chipmakers leading the gains, after we had positive results out of nvidia. there was also positive sentiment out of europe as officials there hinted they would come to the rescue if the region's eco

paul: i am paul allen in sydney. hsbc's swiss private banking million topay $330 settle an inquiry in belgium. the preliminary agreement must still be approved by a judge next month. hsbc came under investigation after a former tech worker gave details to prosecutors. hsbc settled a similar fine in france. shery: disney hit by falling theme park attendance and the costly flop of a marvel movie. third-quarter profit fell to one dollar.35 -- $1.35 a share. disney saying lower attendance led to reduced profits at domestic theme parks. paul: occidental is selling $13 billion debt to pay for it. occidental received orders that peaked at more than $75 billion, the biggest demand for a debt sale since saudi aramco received more in april. investors are willing to take a risk again despite volatility in global markets. still to come, brent crude slid into bear market territory as the trade war threatened to eclipse -- in the middle east. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their

paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. says it jumped 68%, almost $14 billion on the back of tax relief and the stock rally in china. joined from hong kong by ping an ceo, lee yuangsiong. thank you very much for joining us today. result, buta good as i mentioned, boosted by a few things, the stockmarket rally, tax breaks, do you need something more to propel you in the second half? yuangsiong: a really good morning to you. thank you. as you rightly pointed out, very happy with our results. it was at 68%. there is a lot of data we disclosed in our results which is the operating profit. the operating profit is a number which is the most stable and has all of these short-term contributions like the tax break and market rally. by 23%.er was up it was a very good performance as well. 90% ofing our operating, the operating profit comes from retail business. retail business, as you know, china is the largest retail market in the world. it has a strong support in earnings, futures. for: what is your outlook customer growth in chin

. >> thank you, chief allen. i want to highlight what the chief and our mayor were saying, and this incident happened this morning. it activated the whole system, and the system was successful. from the first calls that came into 911, getting crews on the scene within six minutes. we had hundreds of responders, not just local, but state and federal, as was said. as tragic as it is, i believe we had no first responders injured in today's events. but it does take a toll. i'd ask that the community keep their prayers not only with the victims and the families, but with the first responders as well. with that, i'm going to turn it over to fbi special agent in charge. >> thank you. my name is emerson buie. as a member of this community for the last two years, words cannot express how i feel right now, because this community has embraced me with open arms. and i share the sentiments of everyone at the table as to how we all feel for the families and the victims today. the fbi has a federal law enforcement agency respon

tonight as police are searching this home in allen, texas. we heard from the governor a short while ago. the bodies of the victims still have not been pulled out of that walmart. the scene is that horrific and it will take that long for the police and crime scene investigators to go through the evidence. anita: a community of broken hearts tonight. there are more than 25 people still injured in local hospitals. let's go to kfox reporter gloria deleon. she joins us with an update from outside university medical center where many of those victims were taken. reporter: we are here outside of the university medical center where 13 of the 26 people yard were brought here. once they were brought here, one person died, one person was discharged. but the remaining are all in critical condition. of the 1 brought here, two were children. 2 and 9. they were transported to the children's hospital. they are? stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries. former el paso congressman and democratic presidential candidate peto o'rourke is visiting famil

he's filled with hate, but what made him drive from allen to el paso? obviously he wanted to be at the border, so this had something to do probably with that. is anybody else involved? did anybody else know about it? is he part of a group? was he a lone wolf? there are a lot of questions when it comes to this. and the fact that he's alive, if he's willing to talk, we're going to learn an awful lot as time goes on. the one thing i found interesting was that, you know, the chief used the word "wounded," which indicates it could either be a gunshot wound, shrapnel or whatever, but you have to think a lot more people were injured just trying to escape the area. so it's not limited to the 46 or so people we know about. it's probably others. juliette kayyem mentioned earlier that some may be afraid to go to the hospital. this is truly a horrific thing that took place in el paso. hopefully we find out more very shortly. this probably is connected to a hate crime, even though the fbi doesn't want to say it until they're 100% certain because he hasn't been charg

and susan allen samuels whose son joe survived an addiction to oxycontin says purdue isn't doing enough >> and they, quite frankly, didn't give a damn 10 to $12 billion now, what is one life worth >> and kristen joins us now. so how likely is the settlement >> reporter: right now it's just a proposal those close to negotiation say purdue told the attorneys if they don't take this deal, the company will declare bankruptcy and they warn that could result in much less money >> that could be worse kristen, thank you >>> back in court today in that massive college admissions cheating scandal, actress lori loughlin and her husband, the couple vowing to continue to share defense attorneys despite a warning from the judge about possible conflicts of interest here's nbc's miguel almaguer >> reporter: actress lori loughlin and fashion designer husband mossimo giannulli back in a boston courthouse holding hands and presenting a united legal front. tonight the pair waiving potential conflicts of interest, sharing a legal team as they face charges of conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, and

allen says she intends to discuss possibly creating a new ordinance at the board's meeting this week i >>i agree with people who would like to see the purple. suppression of artistic for months. as long as it's outside the firm. >>at the lake they're not doing it and thus a city i think they're kind of doing it because i it's easy money now director allen wants to give the board enough time to research the issue and then potentially vote on a proposal in october felipe should all kron 4 news. all right time now for a check of the weather around the bay area lawrence has the 4 zone forecast for a nice summer day around the bay area. >>kept things down just a little bit outside the folks don't roll back in and get when the as you approach the coastline see the camera kind of shaking around with the trees here kind of blown out toward sfo, no delays being reported as at sfo this evening as we've got a little break in the cloud deck and no delays in oakland or san jose either winds they'll be kicking around not only tonight to calm down overnight tonight the sea breeze will kind of fade

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paul: i am paul allen. hong kong is bracing for a general strike today in what is expected to be the biggest action in decades. the embattled chief executive may comment later after a ninth consecutive weekend of protests. -- weg us in sydney is were seeing pictures of hong kong airport and hearing a call for protesters to paralyze the underground railway system. fortress hill is experiencing disruption. is it risky for protesters, because the argument -- occupy movement fizzled out when it became inconvenience to the people, disrupting airports, is this the same and the best option? good beijing way it all -- could beijing weight it all out? we have got to remember this is not just a replay of the occupy movement. a lot has changed in hong kong in the last five years. what has been remarkable is every time democracy protesters pushed the line that bit further the moderates have come in and not only refused to condemn but support them because they feel the avenue for protest is being cut off one by one and

the chairman, allen greenspan is with me. doctor greenspan, always a pleasure to have you, thank you for being here. >> a pleasure to be here. >> the week that was, wild swings in the stock market over the u.s. calling china a currency manipulative over this impasse between the u.s. and china and of course come over worries of a slowdown as the federal reserve is lowering interest rates how would you assess what we just saw this week in the stock market? >> i think it is predominantly tariffs. between china and the united states and similar, irreconcilable differences. and that is causing a high degree of general global instability anything is reflecting obviously in the american markets. >> now we have a tariff fight. a lot of people are wondering, worried that tariffs going into the holiday season are going to zap economic growth. we saw you know, 3.1 percent growth in the first quarter, 2.1 percent growth so far in the second quarter. how worried are you that this tariff fight will impact economic growth and how would you

what is really interesting is that he is from allen, texas, about ten hours away from where the shooting occurred. you can see it there on the map. there was a car on the scene police are searching. presumably police are searching his car. the other significant piece of information we learned from sources is that they are examining writings, online writings that they believe is connected to him that is something that he posted. they have not yet confirmed it for their investigation. but they do that can speak to motive here. that is something the investigators, the fbire going through and they are trying to see if that is the motive in all of this, writings lead to this attack. that is a couple of significant pieces of information. he is in custody. they have him. he was not injured it appears in this shooting. they are able to speak to him. we don't know if he is cooperating with investigators, providing any type of investigation. now -- >> hold on a second. this is the university medical center news conference on the condition of the victims there. >> we are go to try to fix the audio

i am paul allen. shery: i'm shery ahn. sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin. we are counting down to asia's major market open. ♪ paul: here are the top stories we are covering in the next hour. president trump raises pressure on the fed days before the repeated call for a big interest rate. hong kong protesters reject the olive branch, deemed unacceptable. as it faces pressure misses forecast. the depressing demand for smartphones. later, we will have more on the earnings but first let's get you started with how markets closed in the u.s. on this tuesday session. later, we will have more it was stocks down, yields down, risk obsession for the markets in the u.s. this of course as we have seen investors cautious of the gathering on thursday, getting started and gearing up for what could come out on monetary policy changes. that led to more concerns on trade tensions as well. the s&p 500, we saw every sector in the red. we have materials and financials leading the decline. that halted the three-day rally. we also had a pretty mixed picture for u.s. retail earn

deborah allen wants to change that i didn't just make this a writers tell me. >>they are bother alan sits on the bart board of directors she wants to make all forms of pan handling the legal in all areas that workstations that require a payment to enter. >>that's platforms and on trains. allen says she intends to discuss possibly creating a new ordinance at the board's meeting this week i >>agree with people who would like to see the performers have us space for the expression of artistic for months. as long as it's outside the firm. >>i feel like and they're not doing it and thus a city i think they're kind of doing it because i it's easy money now director allen wants to give the board enough time to research the issue and then potentially vote on a proposal in october felipe should all kron 4 news. >>before you go how about a little peek outside checking in on the golden gate, one oh one looks good here in both directions, we'll have the hollywood minute coming up for you after the break stay with us. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, thanks for sta

paul allen in sydney. we are under one hour away from the market open. shery: good evening. i am shery ahn. sophie: i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: our top stories this tuesday, huawei wins a reprieve in the u.s. but says it is being treated unfairly by washington. the waiver extension will run for 90 days. trump demands aggressive easing. we hear exclusively from eric rosengren. china is accused of using social media to undermine the protest in hong kong. twitter and facebook delete a string of fake accounts. shery: how markets closed. it was another day of strong rally with the s&p 500 gaining more than 1%. every sector was in the green. energy amtech led the gains. lead the- and tech gains. a positive sentiment with trade. that was reflected with the u.s. dollar. it rallied to this year's high. gain 250 points. the nasdaq up 1.4%. doing much butt let's see how things will be shaping up in asia. conviction investors will be tested with futures looking at a mixed ses

my hometown, the accused racist terrorist in el paso is saying he chose the border city instead of allen, texas, some ten hours away because he believed if he pulled off his deadly attack in another city his family and friends wouldn't know it was him. three sources with knowledge of the investigation tell cnn patrick crusius expressed shame of doing it near his home. throughout the country the el paso gunman's actions has already put people on edge. this 20-year-old is facing a terror threat charge striking fear inside a springfield, missouri, walmart walking through a store like this. >> a lot of people were hiding outside of these barriers and businesses and it was pretty chaotic. >> reporter: it's the latest example of angst and anxiety across america from times square in new york where a motorcycle backfiring sent people running to a mall in utah where a sign crashing to the ground had shoppers scrambling to safety. >> we didn't foe what was going on until somebody told us we need to leave the place we basically ran. >> reporter: a costco was evacuated after reports of a possible gu

he is a 21-year-old white male out of allen, texas. and with that, i'll -- i'm sorry -- turn this over to chief augstino. >> i want and mayor said as wel. this activated the skm system and it was successful. getting crews on the scene within 6 minutes hundreds of responders not just from local but state and federal as they said. as tragic as it is, luckily we had no first responders injured in the events. but it does take a toll. i'd ask the community keep their thoughts and prayers not only with victims and families who lost lives that were injured but with the first responders as well. with that i turn it over to the fbi special agent in charge. >> thank you. my name is emerson bui aechlt. as a member of this community for the last two years words cannot express how i feel right now because this community has embraced me with open arms. and i share the sentiments of everyone at the table as to how we all feel for the families and the victims today. the fbi as a federal law enforcement agency responsible for a number of jurisdictions

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i'm paul allen in sydney. >> we're 6:30 p.m. "bloomberghing daybreak" australia. >> hong kong airport has been operations after protests forced the cancellations of all flights on monday. the china allying said hong kong critical juncture and there are growing signs of terrorism amongst the demonstrators. >> protesters have extremely on us.us to attack seriously violent crimes. >> president trump former director anthony scaramucci said he won't support 2020 election.or 2020 he's undecided who to back. democrat.e a his break with trump came after criticized him on twitter over the weekend. u.s. attorney general william the federal jail jeffrey epstein died. he's calling for a full investigation of what happened in the leadup to the former finance near's death. died in a suicide in lower manhattan. he was facing charges of sex trafficking and molesting teenage girls. day onnews 24 hours a air and tictoc on twitter and by 2700 journalists and is bloomberg. back it beijing. salina. >> thank you. today i want to highlight the rate on

we are learning about where he originated in allen, texas, and made the 8 to 10-hour drive here to walmart. authorities telling us today that he was lost and hungry. he was not familiar with this area. he was away from any unfamiliar territory. he parked inside the walmart parking lot, walked inside, i believe got some food to eat, unarmed. he walked back out, grabbed his ak-47 that he purchased legally, and walking inside. he began to kill people execution style inside that building. in addition to the three locations where they executed search warrants in the dallas area. he remains without bond here in el paso. of course facing a state charge of capital murder, which includes the death penalty. the community is beginning the long process of healing. i had a chance to speak to a gentleman who owns a boxing gym. he said every kid if they walk through his tkpaors, he just greets them with a hug. this is such a tight-knit city. it will be a lesson road going forward. >> morgan, thank you. let's bring it back to what's going on here in washington. because there is at least, hans nichols, thi

the languages thing was what they were passionate about bill gates and paul allen's goal in 175 was to dominate the languages business on personal computers that's why they left harvard immediately afterwards in april 900 $75.00 gates and allen start their company microsoft the purpose is to sell basic but above all to develop new software for future computers also in 1985 in palo alto california another do you own steve jobs and steve wozniak high school students who are fans of this new technology also discovered the ultimate h. the start of an epic journey. steve was now he looked at that altitude for him this was not elegant there. too many chips the thing was too big so immediately what was was doing as it was saying i can design a computer all on one board this would be the one was in job's other 1st to succeed in putting all of the components that make a computer hooked onto a single board power supply keyboard and memory all connected to screen the 2 friends had just invented the personal computer making out the one was purely was his idea and it was purely his design but once

i am paul allen in sydney. hays in: i am kathleen new york. stocks got a lift from the positive news on the trade from as well as on the than expected tumors ending data. su keenan is here to take us through the action. pretty positive day. su: it was pretty much a one-two punch. weaker than expected. consumer spending coming in strong. but take a look at the market snapshot. we had the dollar strengthened at a two-year high. treasuries slipping a bit. a key area of strength in the s&p 500. if we go into the bloomberg, just a little bit more on the gdp data. one of the best quarters for consumer spending since 2003. it helps power the u.s. gdp. ofs is really a story resilience in the u.s. economy. let's go to the big movers. earnings were part of the big story. a lot of strategist point out the earnings component continues to be robust. notice nvidia chip stocks, and you also have halliburton and some of the energy stocks were areas of strength. burlington stores came in with very strong numbers on their off-pr

i'm paul allen in sydney. selina: we are counting down to asia's major market opens. ♪ paul: here are the top stories we're covering in the next hour. trade tensions rise again. the white house pauses there decision on loosening restrictions on huawei. uber hits the brakes as second-quarter earnings take a turn. oil gains for the first time this week after saudi arabia signals export curbs -- curbs stabilize prices. shery: let's get a quick check on how markets performed. we see u.s. futures under pressure right now, down .3%. we just got the news that the white house has halted temporary licenses to sell to huawei. that is putting pressure on the market, dampening investor sentiment after a strong day on the markets here on thursday. we saw the s&p 500 gain the most in two months. was in the green actually managing to erase the losses we saw earlier in the week. we saw tech and energy leading the gains. the nasdaq up for a third consecutive session, up 2.25 percent. energy was also up in the session as we h

i will now turn it over to achieve allen for specifics. thank you, mia. an active shooter call came out this morning to 911 at 10:30am. police response, first officer on the scene was at 10:45am, a first officer on the scene was at 10:45 am, a six first officer on the scene was at 10:45am, a six minute first officer on the scene was at 10:45 am, a six minute response time stop —— called at 10:39am. the shooter we have 20 confirmed fatalities. and we have 26 wounded. the ages and genders of all these people injured and killed are numerous in the age groups. the situation, needless to say, is a horrific one. the crime scene is being assisted by the fbi, various law enforcement agencies response of the scene, the sheriff's department, dps, border patrol, everyone that carries a badge in this community. needless to say the scene is a horrific one. because of the nature of the situation, the scene will be in play for a long period. unfortunately, the diseased will remain at the scene and saw the scene is processed properly for evidentiary purposes to be ga

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