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deadline of missed another deadline. it s too late to conclude. that s the last opportunity to qualify for a 30 day review in congress. an agreement after today would be subject to two months of scrutiny. the talks can t be open-ended. we are here because we believe we are making real progress toward a comprehensive deal. as i have said many times, as i have discussed the president last night we are not going to sit at the negotiating table forever. stephanie: the latest disagreement is on the arms embargo. the u.s. as opposed to a wholesale of things. stephanie: negotiations can t be that bad. they are in a luxury hotel. erik: stocks have bounce back from that selloff. they saved the biggest rally since 2008. the composite rose 4%. it was up almost 6% yesterday. the chinese government has intervened with a series of unprecedented measures. state-run companies were ordered to ride stocks. it is hard to reach the heights of minions which opens today. this is one of the ....
, vamps and tramps, new essays which came out in 1994, the birds: a study of alfred hitchcock published by the british film institute. great road burns, camille paglia reads 43 of the worlds best poems and glaring images of the books she was here last year with five years ago including a journey through art from egypt to star wars. she is here this evening with her seventh book, free women free men. sex, gender feminism. a cycle selection of her most notable lectures on the subject. her third essay collection will be out by year from this fall from pantheon, a publisher expense publishing her work since sexual persona. she was contributor for salon.com, beginning with its debut issue in 1995, written numerous articles on art, literature, feminism, religion, education and politics or publication around the world. it s a pleasure to thank you all for being here and now please join me in welcoming back to seattle camille paglia. [applause] hello. i don t know which micro ....
coming to america. los angeles poised to host another olympic games. but will it be sooner rather than later? those stories plus riptide rescue, courtesy of a human chain. a new twist in amelia earhart s disappearance and this photo. and all-star heroics. all the way to right. back at the wall. gone. a thrilling finish to the midsummer classic, today, july 12th, 2017. from nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to today on a wednesday morning. going to get to all those stories in a few. let s start with our top story, a host of developments of controversy in donald trump jr. s meeting with that russian attorney. and this morning, president trump is weighing in, as well. we ll talk to the president s personal attorney. first, two reports from the white house, starting with peter alexander. take it away. reporter: good morning to you. the swirling contr ....
olivia: one of the victims was the church s pastor. the shooter attended a prayer meeting at the church for a list now or before opening fire. president obama gets a chance to revive his trade agenda today. the proposal was defeated last week with members of the president s own party leading the way. the asian trade you would hurt american workers but republican leaders are reworking the proposal to be democrats on their side. matt: pope francis has issued his statement on the environment today. the pope called for a radical change in lifestyle, politics and economics. he placed most of the blame on fossil fuels. the statement was criticized by conservatives. shares of oracle are lower in premarket trading. oracle was hurt by currency fluctuations and customers moving to more cloud-based computing. oracle has been overhauling its products to take advantage of the shift to the cloud. reports that lester holt will become the permanent anchor for nbc s nightly news. he rep ....
in celebration of women s history month about the women of floyd bennett field we will talk to you a little bit. it s one of the more significant sites in the history of aviation. it is a story that doesn t get told to much anymore, but in its day, the aviators who flew at floyd bennett field during the 1930 s were as big of celebrities as anybody you might think of. you know, you start with the age of charles lindbergh, 1927, and really, right up until world war ii, these folks were advancing aviation technology at an incredible rate. when you think that the first airplane flight was in 1903 with the wright brothers, we are at the dawn of the jet age. we go from a time when it was perfectly common to have biplane wood and fabric airliners to all-mental monoplane airliners capable of crossing the country at 200 miles an hour carrying 22 passengers. that s a leap in just 10 years. it s really quite a remarkable story. the women aviators of that time were very much a pa ....