Dagen a big show this morning everybody. Of course well be covering the weekend shootings in el paso, texas and dayton, ohio. And the political call even the nationwide call for something to change. Joining the conversation this morning, barons associate editor, jack howell, lee carter and mitch rochell. Welcome, all. So much to cover. So much to cover. I dont even know where to begin today. Dagen a somber morning for this nation, most certainly. Lets start with trade and whats going on in the market. So our top story, trade tensions, Global Futures and markets around the world, u. S. China trade talks at a standstill and possibly taking a step back. The chinese yuan taking a step back, many see it as a response to President Trumps planned tariffs and a sign that any trade agreement is on hold. China hitting American Farmers, asking china asked state owned companies in that nation to stop importing american agricultural products. This is according to bloomberg news. China denying the a
Captioning sponsored by Macneil Lehrer productions woodruff on the anniversary of a mass shooting in arizona, and in the aftermath of the Newtown School massacre, anti gun advocates today ramped up their campaign. Good evening. Im judy woodruff. Ifill and im gwen ifill. On the newshour tonight, we look at the drumbeat for action, and get an update on the second day of hearings for the suspect in the colorado theater shootings. Woodruff then we examine the investigation into the 9 11 attacks on the u. S. Consulate in benghazi, libya, when four americans were killed, as the sole suspect in custody is released. Ifill Spencer Michels reports on the boom in online teaching and its impact on traditional liberal Arts Education. Woodruff ray suarez looks into chinas current crackdown on the internet and on its own news media, which is drawing protests. Ifill and we remember Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist Richard Ben Cramer, whose work spanned president ial politics and the lives of superstar
Captioning sponsored by Macneil Lehrer productions woodruff on the anniversary of a mass shooting in arizona, and in the aftermath of the Newtown School massacre, anti gun advocates today ramped up their campaign. Good evening. Im judy woodruff. Ifill and im gwen ifill. On the newshour tonight, we look at the drumbeat for action, and get an update on the second day of hearings for the suspect in th colorado eater shootings. Woodruff then we examine the investigation into the 9 11 attacks on the u. S. Consulate in benghazi, libya, when four americans were killed, as the sole suspect in custody is released. Ifill Spencer Michels reports on the boom in online teaching and its impact on traditional liberal Arts Education. Woodruff ray suarez looks into chinas current crackdown on the internet and on its own news media, which is drawing protests. Ifill and we remember Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist Richard Ben Cramer, whose work spanned president ial politics and the lives of superstar at
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Maybe abovenormal temperatures, on the way. Thank you. 4 30. Some newly released video shows the moment of impact when that Asiana Airlines flight crashed at sfo back in july. The airport Surveillance Video shows the plane came in too close to the water. The plane then clipped the seawall, skidded down the runway and caught fire. The video was revealed yesterday at an ntsb hearing in washington. Kpix 5s andria borba what more revelations from that hearing. Reporter six months after the carnage of asiana flight 214 at sfo, the ntsb hearing on capitol hill took aim at the why of the crash in the first place. These new photos of the july 6 crash were released today. The terror in the sky caused by a flight coming in low and slow. The combination of automation dependence and pilot inexperience. And all three of them let this airplane basically fall out of the sky. Reporter one of the pilots told investigators the visual approach combined with sfos downed Guidance System stressed him. In fa