in tehran this morning, millions of people are shouting "death to the shah. death to carter." that is followed by the cry "god is great." >> these groups are very hard to dissuade. these people believe that god is on their side. that's a very powerful form of delusion. >> by the end of the year, it was clear that the united states was so ill prepared and failed to recognize the extraordinary change that had happened in the '70s. >> new year's eve, end of the decade but not yet of the deadlock. >> in 1979, we take a deep breath and realize that we're on the precipice of an entirely new era of terrorism. >> the islamic world is in crisis, and the crisis goes well beyond the u.s. embassy walls in tehran. >> rather than catching our breath, what we should have been thinking is, how can this get worse? >> it sounds like the most futile observation possible, but i'm going to make it anyhow. we have to find a way to stop terrorism. it is growing at a scary rate. terror is a new form of warfare, and history shows that every new form of warfare, like hitler's blitzkrieg, seems indomita

a ball for ninety minutes and at the end the germans the croatians the english raj shah the euro why and the belgians the brazilians the speed the farm boys the french always win. hi my name is coming welcome to a walk well cup show formally known as at the end the germans always win the knock out stages have started the whole universe has changed and that has won a penalty shoot out no in the world cup for the first time. and now they beat sweden and then russia a question and then a nightmare england what do you think daniel how. he could be coming home but. i actually don't know who's going to win this world cup has been so exciting in this so many shocks i have never been so many own goals but welcome it's ten. so what is your guess who will win the title i have to say i was very impressed. or does it i'm going to go with

and seema shah joins us now from london. karen, what is your biggest take away? karen: it looks like a decent clean quarter was not always the case with ge, so i think there was a sigh of relief. they didn't cut numbers. they have only done at five cents for the first half. they cut cash flow by $1 billion. ag company had good international business. as a pair down in such a slim themselves, where are they in terms of what they are spinning off? what they are going to keep? the first $20 billion is just about done but that was the small stuff they announced in november. round two is a ways off. first move will be health care. baker hughes is to use away. the big stuff we got to wait for. we are looking for cost reduction and some stability. care in our aviation's is going to keep carrying them. that is a story. jason: onto to bring -- i want to bring you in here. i want to get deeper into this earnings season. we pivoted from financials to industrial. how is it feeling out there? consensus general that we expect earnings that has a pretty good quarter this year.

been freed and has arrived in berlin the german government had been pushing has been pushing for you shah's release since her husband died in custody a year ago. plus the first seven final of the world to cut the world cup kicks off in an hour of belgium are preparing to battle it out with their arch rival france for the chance of a first ever place in the final we'll go live to st petersburg. the beyond. heraclius great to have you along everyone well it seemed impossible just two weeks ago and nobody dared to hope but against all odds all twelve boys and their soccer coach have been freed from a flooded cave in thailand the divers and doctor who stayed with the boys have now also emerged safely ambulances brought the last of the boys and their coach. to a hospital in the city of shanghai just a few hours ago there were saving medical care but are said to be in good condition the boys aged eleven to was sixteen years old spent over two weeks deep inside the cave living a nightmare after water sealed off there were turn routes the last week or sadly a tired diver lost his life in the cave w

i was one of the officers assigned to the shah's motorcade and those. who don't know. i was students protested against the shah's visit they said that iran was a dictatorship that allowed the use of torture in prisons so the police responded with force to demonstrations that turned violent i one protester been on us or was shot and killed by a police officer was one was all that was a real shock shock i thought it was going to be open season on demonstrators and see it's to playing. foreigners old's death was moving throughout west germany he became a master of the protest movement as it continued its campaign against state authority. little italo we've been subjected to police brutality as well it's a good and in future clashes with the police will be expected to intervene soon and perhaps even the military. we will have to respond in an appropriate way that's fielded and vocal loose in the ivy quad for. many young people rejected the party and they didn't want to fifteen in societies throughout the western world the winds of change was sweeping through politics fashi

. >> we are talking about it all with white house deputy press secretary raj shah. he'll join me live in a couple minutes from you. >>> how about pure, unadulter e unadulterated good news this morning? the rescue in thailand over with the recovery just beginning. we'll head there live to show you the new pictures coming in this morning. first, our team of correspondents are ready to go from all over the world. we want to start with politics with political analyst and national political reporter for the "washington post" robert costa. thanks for being on. i want to show folks the senate floor. mitch mcconnell is set to speak any moment. he'll make his first public comments about the nomination of brett kavanaugh. keepi ining an eye on that. you have some new reporting, along with your colleagues, about mcconnell's maneuverings as it relates to all of this, right? >> exactly right. good to be with you. mitch mcconnell has a rough path ahead. he has to try to keep conservatives, like rand paul, in line. he expressed concerns about judge kavanaugh. he is a trump ally. t

shah says kavanaugh has reimbursed and the debt has been repaid. kavanaugh declined to comment. >> did the same thing when i was in college, d baxz tickets. >>> more than a dozen students who lived through the the deadly mass shooting in marjory stoneman douglas high school have sued broward county almost five months since the massacre. filing a federal lawsuit claiming their civil rights have been violated specifically naming county school superintendent robert runsy, sheriff scott israel, the school resource officer on duty that day, and other law enforcement officials. the students say they've suffered severeg officials of extreme deliberate indifference to the students' constitutional rights by knowingly failing tone gauged with that recognized threat. >>> president obama may be long gone from 1600 pennsylvania avenue but according to a new poll he isn't far from many americans' hearts. 44% of americans say obama did the best job of any president in their lifetime. the runner-up was bill clinton, who got 33% of the vote in the same poll, and in

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that we now join our chief mox whole fun was at the nato headquarters max shah was in the german chancellor talking about making policy independently i'll be heading towards a showdown between these two leaders at this summit. at least she took it to a personal level as you just heard that i'm reading connecting what trump said about russia to her past when she lived in east germany which was occupied by the soviet union so apparently you know i get a better doesn't show too many feelings but she is not abused i think that's safe to say and it also difficult for her that donald trump recently has started establishing a pattern connecting different topics that in the past were separated on an international level for example trade defense or now the relationship between germany and russia and defense trump is connecting them creating these conditions through them direct or indirect and trying to add up the pressure on some of the nato allies especially germany to pay more but why give us some context to why trump raise this issue of russian gas supplies the wansee use that in germany is capti

joining me now is seema shah from principal global investors. we won't really expecting anything dramatic to emerge from this in terms of the escalating the trade between the us and its major partners. is there any cause for hope from the 620? partners. is there any cause for hope from the g20? i think it is important that they have come together and they are trying to speak with one voice. several small voices are never going to be as powerful. we have seen from the 620 is clear at knowledge on. the most positive thing from the weekend is about currency wars. we have had the treasury secretary saying the us is not involved in a currency war so we should not expect the us dollar to keep plummeting and there to be verbal interventions. that is important the overall global markets and currency markets. it is all very well for steve mnuchin to say that, but if the president keeps on with his comments about the federal reserve's policy and his dissatisfaction with the strength of the dollar, we have seen the effects of that. absolutely. there is onl

overthrew it and imposed on iran the shah the monarch you can't get more or less democratic government there's a long history of this the united states the media presentation here is so incredible you had donald trump going to europe meeting with the nato countries demanding that they spend one hundred thirty two billion dollars more get for really a confrontational position against russia and then he gets to russia i mean to helsinki and meets with putin and the american media says this is the surrender some end or some and acting as if you know here's a united states spend seven hundred eighty billion dollars on war every year russia spent sixty billion and yet russia's on the march you know early and rideable and russia's offense spending is on decline right now ok it's not being increased here early does the united states need brushes an enemy is this the because you do justify all of these expenditures ok i mean brian is a logic lee looking at it but logic good politics don't always parlay ok i need a sensually we need an enemy justifies is here montenegro. it is good it is adding

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but some questions were raised this morning just outside the white house with spokesman raj shah. the question included how brett kavanaugh was picked and what his role might be if he were to be confirmed at the supreme court if any russia investigation, related case, landed there. take a listen. >> did anybody in the white house assure justice kennedy that he -- his replacement would be brett kavanaugh if he retired? >> no. >> would he recuse himself if any questions related to the mueller probe make it to the supreme court? >> those are complex legal issues. >> reporter: so the white house dodging that direct question there. the question it came up because judge kavanaugh, he has written about the possibility of indicting sitting presidents. and he suggested in a law review article that it should not be done. he wrote this in 2009. he said that the trial ofstating president would -- of a sitting president would cripple the federal government. kavanaugh wrote the article a few years after he left the bush administration. he said his perspective had shifted after he served under g

cal ho shah is investigating the incident. >>> a go fund me page set up to benefit his family raised $1700 of its $15,000 goal. family members say he leaves behind four young children ranging from 13 to 1. friends say the money will be use the to take the victim's body back to his native mexico where he will be laid to rest. >> we continue to follow raging wildfires in northern california. there's a new one in napa county. we got new pictures into newsroom. an update on the areas being evacuated. and a meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> dreaming of a title. livermore is hosting the little league intermediate world series. >>> breaking news update now on the fire burning south of lake berryessa. this is from reporter carlos saucedo. you can see residents and visitors gathering nearby. mandatory evacuations issued for steel canyon drive between head lands and rim rock drive. ten structures have burned in the last hour and a half. the fire is estimated to be at least 100 acres. >>> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> accuweather near the fi

i just caught up with a deputy press secretary, raj shah, a short time ago. basically saying democrats are going to do whatever they can to try to stop this vote, referring to the last two supreme court justices from their nomination to confirmation, saying it was an average of 66 days. in his words, we think that's a pretty good benchmark. it ignores mer s marric garland. merrick garland was blocked by republicans. i also pressed shah more broadly about whether the president has considered kavanaugh's past writings in law journals. changing a law so a president would be immune from lawsuits or criminal investigations while in office. and here's what he said to that. >> the white house is aware of his entire public record. >> including this i assume then? >> yes, look. judge cavanaugh has over 300 opinions. he's written about a lot of legal subjects pretty extensively. as i said -- >> was this one a factor to be clear? >> the factors are his entire record. >> so the white house deflecting on that specific issue, saying we were aware of his entire record here.

change and freedom spreads to germany to west berlin june one thousand nine hundred eighty seven the shah of iran makes an official visit students demonstrate against his authoritarian regime and terrible human rights record police crackdown violently and benno onus all is shot his death fuels the hour. the rage of the student movement. the process though how in the demonstrators specifically playing as newspaper did. deaf in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight becomes a catalyst for the student revolt. their leader. the revolutionaries comrades and the authoritarians. is one of the spearheads of the movement that formed in the postwar era as a reaction to boys german society the charismatic head of the socialist students union demands a do not sophistication of the police and other branches of government and criticises legal reforms as undemocratic. in april one thousand nine hundred sixty eight an attempt is made on route because life he survives seriously wounded but never fully recovers. the mood escalates the willingness to use violence grows in left wing circles the fear of german

though ready sitting down so it must be something special he's out there saying to shut up all over the shah was. god. we had it seem this will cook that's not just medicine sanction at the previous year olds i'm talking about iceland but they're both to give us a great gift over who who does bad that who know croatia will fronts. the. google over. who who who who. was. the. the the the the the the. this may not be evolution of the stadium and this may not be the final between france and croatia on the field we don't have them by play and you can tell most which we only have the mirror. and. on the french side but these teams are just as passionate just as excited to be here and just as the timing to when. kobe satisfied with. one zero. ok well. three of the four somebody yes. my. good. final whistle gone it's four three similar to what some of players predicted. brings as many goals as much excitement. i would love to take a moment to show you some of the best moments from this football extravaganza some more of the his how the success of the russia football team inspired a whole nation. bu

pa shish shah don't ever run against our congressman, please, because you're going to win and we need them. don't ever run against them. what a great job. also joining us is tony zadalek a bricklayer who has worked here or 36 years, tomei come on up. tell us how it feels to be back on your job. >> i want to thank everybody here for slg me -- having me up, especially president trump, two years ago like a lot of people in this room i got a phone call that was a gut wrenching call. not knowing where the next house payment would come. three boys in college at the time. and in those two years, thanks to mr. trump and everybody who supported him, we're back here now, things are better, and future is looking fantastic. thank you for supporting him and thank you. cheers and applause] president trump: thank you, tony. eautiful. president trump: the second generation of the family to work here at the granite city mill. bobby. ome on up. >> how exciting is this? [cheers and applause] rest her up here, god soul. she worked in a machine shop for 37 years. i joined the marine corps and realized wha

and the cities are in the samantha thompson the former priory of some time the shah is home to some of the collections from the city's. and me t.n. museum. and. it's a trove showcasing mother treasures the original pendant built by french physicist leon fuko which illustrates the earth's rotation. sit as the sun profession and this pretty simple really. or you need is a swinging weight suspended on a piece of string that. it would then continue to swing in the same plane. here in the museum we put up small metal pins to show how that plane rotates. so even though the weight swings in the same plane the metal pins are knocked over one by one proving the ostrow taishan so the more of it. let it all come to me the museum also holds a model of new york's statue of liberty which the french presented to the americans as a gift in the late nineteenth century. saying she loves hunting for new perspectives of the city's most famous sites. like here on avenue that come along which is just a stone's throw from the eiffel tower we all felt she resupply first saw this visual axis in a french americ

laureate has been freed and has arrived in burlington the good german government had been pushing for you shah's release since her husband died in custody a year ago. on the chinese artist ai wei wei in exile in berlin welcomes official use release in an exclusive interview we do w. he welcomes the german government's efforts to free her as a positive sign of what international efforts can achieve and the trial that shocked germany comes to an end the defendant is accused of a racist murder spree that went on for years but lawyers say it's fails to address the failings of the u.s. authorities and their possible complicity. all right thanks for your company everyone well it seemed impossible just two weeks ago but against all odds all twelve boys and their soccer coach have been freed from a flooded cave in thailand the divers and doctor who stayed with the boys have now also safely emerged ambulances brought the last of the boys and their coach to a hospital in the city of shanghai just a few hours ago there was see even medical care but he said to be in good condition the boys aged eleven to si

white house deputy press secretary raj shah also called the story can lily falls but when shah was asked about the claim, multiple times on cnn, he said multiple times he would let justice kennedy speak for himself. watch. >> well, again, not going to read out private conversations that justice kennedy had with either members of the white house or the president. what i will say is that judge kavanaugh's qualifications, background is over a decade of rulings, speak clearly. >> the headline from the liberal think progress read "white house doesn't deny report trump made thicker deal with kennedy over retirement replacement." leonard leo, the executive vice president of the federalist society who advised president trump on supreme court nominees, went on a radio show and called the cahoots claim garbage. watch. >> anyone who knows justice anthony kennedy knows that that is garbage. he treats his office with tremendous dignity and independence, and there is no way in the world that that would have happened. >> of all the liberal outrage at the nomination of brett kavanaugh, former virginia g

of the mountains german photographer goodish shah in france for the hills. it's summer here in europe and every sunny season needs its soundtrack last year desperate see to a broken numerous records the music video went viral and is still you tube's most viewed clip by a long distance with five point three billion views just in case you missed it here's a reminder of twenty seven teens big hit. the puerto rican stars louis fung c. and daddy yankee teamed up to create that mix of latin pop and the negative tone of this year's summer smash is also the product of an unlikely combination a french d.j. and netflix series and an italian processed song let's take a listen. every year has its smash hit summer song and this year. this new club remakes of bela challenge by french d.j. to give is the feel good hit of the year. chiffon mall it's also knows a lot about hit singles the berlin music producer has worked with beyond say and quincy jones. summer songs have to be fun and not too sentimental. and they're probably only good for one summer and. was written in the

our nbc affiliate in the virginia beach area reports shah wart was a u.s. army helicopter pilot who served in the vieam war. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. a 91-year-old woman living in a town home where thehe chopper cr also died. >>> police in florida had to chase down a robbery suspect who escaped a standoff. the man driving that white suv you see in front of the police car barricaded in a home afte an attempted robbery. you can see police trying to stop him a few timesn that di road. but think couldn't stop him. he continued to elude police. the car went off that road into the field there. there was nowhere to hide in that open space and police surrounded the suspect. >>> the nfl players union has filed ar grievance o the league's new rule requiring ayers to stand for the national anthem. >> the union says the new policy was imposed without consulting the union. many players are ary about the rule saying players must stand for the anthem or sy in the locker room. the sanflpa it infringes on the players' right. they've agreed to si

raj shah, the president's deputy spokesperson says the president spoke to three potential supreme court nominees today and that's where it ended. let's bring in our panel. mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist, mark eliasson, national political correspondent at national public radio and katie pavlich, news editor of townhall.com. molly, it's fascinating to watch republicans or conservatives who are most vocal about these nominees trying to either rally behind one or maybe squelch the opportunities. >> the list that donald trump put forth, which he sounds like he's going to stick with even though he interviewed mike lee was a list that really garnered a lot of support for donald trump in the election and him sticking to it is probably very key, but within that list, even though everyone is going to be largely an originalist on questions of the constitution and textual list on questions of the law, there will be some discrepancy. if you can look at it in the form of the two most recent republican nominated justices. a man like roberts, who cares a great deal about the percepti

he wasn an suv with toe nish shah, joslyn and another friend vio was d early sunday morning. the suv lost control flipping over. >> do you remember the suv veering off the road. >> no. >> reporter: he tel meet group was at a party before the accident. >> wwere out celebrating. >> reporter: police believe alcohol and speed may have farcs in this crash. we reached out to a sergeant tonight and he tells us crash is still under investigation. the driver who we won't ne so survived. she won't comment on the crash. >> was the driver drinking? >> no. >> she was sober? >> ye e >> reportety their parents struggle to cope with the losses. we interviewed them a cple days ago. >> it is very hard. it's very hard. >> she made youeel likeould you do everything. >> i'm still waiting for the final results of the investigation. >> reporter: their friends set up go fund me accounts to help with t funeral expenses. we posted both links on our app. search reston crash victims. shomari stone, news4. rnedtonight, we've l fairfax county police are investigating to see if reckless driving played a ro

only one photo brick wired a reversed routine french swiss street artist mr shah created one of his famous graffiti cats to match nino's already completed sweaters sometimes we i met the jumper first and i say it's quite it's quite a large one or it's a really teeny one so we have to model this kind of thing. the to jump on this sometimes with a model in mind i haven't met them and i've kind of got an idea that will is quite flexible which is good but it was a slightly terrifying. but fatboy slim certainly proved to fit perfectly into the world of need it camouflage. some charging stations up before but no he's been stupid enough to try and erect that kind of overhead camera and driving thing before so yeah just when that one always goes that one step too well one step further some might say too far but i just think the right one. to shoot craps and the entire team is happy with the images. the fact that. boys was happy to do it for me because i've no idea many people skip faith as because most people they must be inundated with people asking him for this kind of thing and he was happy to

without storyboards no wonder then that a coffee pot follows in the footsteps of french animation pioneer shah's millionaire just light of the movie and he himself appears as trotsky in ost sentimental machine and installation first shown in istanbul in. one team a chief in the work is the megaphone signifying the power of propaganda and it's all the more relevant at a time when william can treat views europe with great concern. and can different you say from outside of europe that europe as a totality has become the fortress where you have a sense for hundreds of years europe made it through up from the colonies and to now it suddenly decides all close all the gates we've got the money and let not played anybody else try to get in the anything back and people think it's an act of generosity to allow some few migrants into the country rather than understanding it's a simple act of justice. william canter it reminds europe that what it might consider foreign is actually an important part of its own history. the but that's it for this edition of art's twenty one celebrating the art and artists of

ofo visiting was the shah iran. an official state dinner was his honor. june, much of the president's attention was centered on the peace talks. vance could relate to the president some slight progress,s of particularly with regard to a softening of the north that they hadial regular army units fighting in the south. from vietnam, however, the were far from optimistic. instead of a slowdown in hostilities as a result of the peace negotiations, the communists had launched a massive new wave of assaults throughout the south to erode the homefront and grasp tightened leverage in the struggle. later in the month, u.s. chief negotiator arrived in washington for further discussions with the president. after weeks of communist intransigence, the president continued to show and flexibility. the united states continued to seek peace in vietnam through -- either was apparent from the side. meanwhile, the united states continued to seek peace in vietnam through every other available channel. working towards this goal would be the new u.s. ambassador to nations, geor

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, they have rejected the vote, but some of them is the this morning we heard the son of the leader, shah was sharif, saying that they would sit in opposition benches and be contesting it through legal and political means, one assumes. “— it through legal and political means, one assumes. —— shawaz sharif. at the moment, the plmn party is in a meeting with a number of other parties discussing the way forward , of other parties discussing the way forward, because they have all been claiming that this vote was rigged. now, this eu election observer observation mission came forward with some interesting statements earlier today. they were quite critical, not necessarily about what took place on the election day itself, but about the election campaign and the buildup. 0ne itself, but about the election campaign and the buildup. one of the state m e nts campaign and the buildup. one of the statements they said was that they had been told there was a systematic campaign to undermine the ruling party. that would be the plmn party, at the time. that chimes with one of the complaints that