i think it could go either way.e see at trump rallies protesters and trump supporters getting into it and i could see that at the polling place but the trump campaign is saying this is normal and we want to make sure there is fair election and we've pointed me to studies in pennsylvania which is a battleground state and we want to make sure there is no discrepancies. we have seen that the obama campaign had that issue as well. >> and this is something that the washington post is reporting, this could violate a decree in place in terms of preventing this lawsuit going back against rnc in 1981 forrin tim dwating voters -- for intimidating voters in the state of new jersey and what could it mean in the back drop of this decree since 1981. would it be considered voter intimidation and, if so, why? >> it depends on what trump is calling for. if he could do something leading to voter intimidation, he will deny that is the case. but there is a pattern that goes back sometime with the democrats being concerned about voter i

by dawn's early light, they could see the british ships, they could see the fort.y knew the battle was over, but the question that they had and the question that francis scott key had is who won. the battle being over could mean the americans won or could mean that the british won. the question is, whose flag is going to be seen on that pole? you couldn't see the flag too well. it was a smaller flag. it'd been raining all nigh, probably hanging totally limp against that pole. at 9:00 in the morning, armestad, the commander of this fort gave the orders to change the flag. the small sopping wet flag is hauled down. and if you look at this flag here, this is the size of the blue field of a huge flag. so the huge 30 by 42-foot flag that's hoisted in its place as the fights and drums played like an in your face to the british. around that same time the british realize they were not going to win the battle any time soon. the barge attack failed. the channel was too well guarded. that didn't want to take on that. so they didn't want to keep wasting their ammunition. they

what could it mean? have bladder pins efforts to revive the -- including >> counting you down to the european close, we're just about 15 minutes away. >> it is time now for the bloomberg business flash. some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. volkswagen's production at four german factories is at risk of disruption. a payment dispute with the supplier that makes seat materials and transmission parts. the automaker has so far been mum about the severity of the slowdowns. inshortened to resolve it missions cheating scandal. tudor jones urging managers to take more risk in their bets according to an investor letter obtained by bloomberg which says tudor jones is boosting the amount of money he is managing to more than half of his main hedge funds net assets. the moves are essential to a shakeup of the business which this week that 50% of its staff. a spokesman declined to comment. whetheris looking into a startup broke the law by not disclosing was buying its own vegan mayonnaise from st

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>> they could have. they should have spotted in advance how the stuff could have got in there. >> and that's something could you have -- >> yeah, that's something we could have done completely. >> you know that. >> yes. >> i would have hired you. >> there's an outfit today, it's weird what happens in our world, the stock world, and there's a stock called st. jude net. we're talking about pacemakers. hacking claims absolutely untrue, would it be better to say red seal says than st. jude says? >> we can verify that it's possible. >> you can say the short seller >> he knows what he's talking about, but could i have helped st. jude with red seal figure out what happened. the u.s. government is a big customer of ours. you can't be perfect, there's no such thing as perfect protection. you got to understand where everything's flowing. >> so what goes into my digital resilience score in. >> first is configuration checks. you have all this equipment, it may not be perfect. we can assign that. vulnerabilities. tha

anything. >> it could be a proposal, a marriage proposal. >> immigration plan. >> could this be chad from "the bachelor"? >> let's watch him climb now. that's what we need to do. back up to the climb. >> how high is he? >> he's right at 13 floors right now. >> i'm going doing the math. i'm hosting at 8:00 and hope he gets to the top before 8:00. >> bret baier is up there scratching his head right now. is "special report" going to happen? >> he scratches his head from 5:00 to 6:00 but now it's for real. >> somebody is propose aggravator show for you guys. >> i think this has been done before. it was "america's whackiest" d videos. shorts are starting to cinch up a bit. that doesn't look comfortable at all. i hate that when i'm hiking. >> you could do a mystery science theater. >> i have always wanted to do that. >> i think you're doing it. this wall is uniquely situated you could do "mystery science theater." >> you could do popup videos and a lot of different things. >> a lot of times in los angeles the cops just let them run out of patience. but this guy, it takes a lot of strength

could help. and when you are looking to buy the equipment for your child, think about gently used or the older kids in the neighborhood that may have some equipment that you may be able to use. that is one way to cut costs. the other thing to consider is volunteering yourself, whether you could coach or maybe you don't have the skills to do that but maybe there is other way you could help the team. and the other thing to consider is when you are looking at what type of lessons to get, get group lessons over private. whether it is a sports activity -- >> we won't lose four or five kids. >> you may be able to get a discount that way. and think about the things that you buy for the sports related that are not the equipment, the supplies, the snacks and the gatorade and the water bottles and that stuff and see if you could buy it in bulk and pool your money with other parents and get it at the beginning of the year and make sure you have enough supplies. >> go to costco first. >> exactly. >> sharon,

nothing that could incriminate him. time they said because i was an american working in the embassy you may leave. persona non grata to be thrown out of the country. they would never let me back. and i would never go. >> when i walked into the ussr desk on that saturday morning and everybody was crying and i learned that marty had been ambushed, i knew instantly, as everybody else did, what that meant. the kgb already knew in advance when and where that dead drop was to take place. the only way they could have set up that ambush is if they had prior knowledge. that meant that they had trigone's communications plan. that meant they had trigone. >> the source reported to us on june 20th the kgb went into trigon's apartment and they arrested him. and he said, "i will provide you with a full written report about what i have done, a confession." he said, "get me a pad of paper." they handed him the paper and his pen. he began to write. and then he bit down on the barrel of the pen, which had the reservoir of poison in the ba

or washington city as they called it at the time, figuring if they could capture our capital, that couldster their position at the negotiation table. the americans, though, weren't entirely caught off guard, the americans called up the militia from around washington, including georgetown. so francis scott key were there. a few thousand soldiers marched south and hundreds of virginians came up as well as units from the army, united states marine corps and the united states navy. and americans were able to put around 5,000 men on the field at bladensburg. on the 24th of august, a confused battle erupts. the british attack with a few thousand men and the americans are almost instantly thrown into disarray. the president of the united states himself james madison gallops away from the battlefield. some of the american positions are quickly overrun and whole american units break and run away. american militia units receive some training, but not as much training as professional soldiers and certainly not nearly as much training as battle tested british regular army soldiers. and so they didn'

while women could be venerated for their verdure, only men could have honor. third, the meaning of honor, the precise rules and values that men needed to uphold, very based on geography and social class. for young men attending harvard, for instance, from the 1850's, honor was obtained through self-discipline and restraint. a man of honor was one who was in control of his emotions and the world around him. conversely, poor immigrants in new york might demonstrate their honor through their prowess in a tavern brawl or at the gambling tables. some of the most interesting and controversial scholarship on honor in the civil war has looked at the way it which honor functioned in the south. within the context of a slave society, honor took on a particular valence. when the master slave dynamic functioned as the dominant cultural metaphor, honor became intertwined with mastery. men of honor were masters over their slaves in over their -- and over their households and masters within their community. to challenge of man's honor was to make them into a slave. because th

could be going into bonds. it could be going into several different areas.e get a minor uptick in interest rates it will go right back into bonds. big pension funds need more than what the market is giving right now and even if it's marj az-zohour nal, right, 10% or 20% that's not going back into the market, that's still fewer buyers out there when the market sells off >> you think they want -- if you think they need more though they won't go into bonds. >> there's two different issues. do you put your equity exposure in a hedge fund or do you put it in something other than a hedge fund, an etf, for example? that's not a wholesale change of the mix to try to get to where they need to get to. >> but there is a wholesale change in the mix going on at pension funds. they are looking for larger returns, so they are looking towards commercial real estate? >> and b.k.'s point, correct me if i'm wrong, if the market does begin to sell off, the implied underlying bid to the tape, given the fact that there would be a higher short component of the hedge funds is not g

could be looking at some localized flooding.of the eastern half of the country very unsettled weather pattern. you can see that here. rain chances will stay with us through the day. and also part of tuesday. here's future weather. for the morning hours tomorrow, we could already be seeing some early light showers. through the afternoon, we expect heavier showers, even thunderstorms to flare up and by tuesday, still in the same pattern. temperatures mid-80s. cloudy with spotty showers around tuesday morning. and through the afternoon, tuesday, we could still be looking at that rain chance on the lower side but just have your umbrella. by wednesday, we start to dry up. conditions improving. and we'll be in a bit of a dry stretch. tomorrow, still a humid day. humidity gets more comfortable after tomorrow. 84 for summer. allentown, 83. for new jersey and along the shore, temperatures mid to low 80s tomorrow. if you are in delaware, right around the mid-80s. harrington around 90 degrees. a closer look at the forecast as well as your

our next guest says september could change that. chief market technician rich ross is at the smart board. >> as we know, it's been largely a trend list summer over the last six week, but i'm always on the lookout for the perfect trade "fast money" and ipg i've got just ticket here. unfortunately, the perfect trade could be the perfect storm. we're going to start with the vix. volatility. now, this is an inelegant trading tool in is laigs, but gifs it a good backdrop to frame our trade. what do we know that post becs it down here at multiyear lows. do you know what the best month for volatility is? september. meaning volatility goes higher and in theory, risk assets go lower, so what are traders do g doing? they are most short volatility they've really been on record, so during the best month, they are most short something, so that's the potential for that perfect storm. the pain tray people talk about could be volatility going higher. haven't seen it yet, but september, keep an eye out. now, that brings us to the s&p 500. do we happ

you could see your bill jump 9%. according to the mercury news, the customers still pay less than the national average for gas and electricity. the utility needs the extra money to invest in advanced technology and infrastructure. >>> a passenger faces federal charges after attacking an american airlines flight attendant and threatening the crew. cell phone video shows the pilot tackling him. >> enough. you don't put your hand on my flight attend and. >> take a seat. >> the 25-year-old man is charged with interfering with a flight crew after his plane landed in charlotte. officials say he became disruptive after drinking three glasses of jack daniels in just over an hour. >> bay area firefighters were extra busy this morning with two tiny rescues. >> a morning walk went wrong when a small dog fell through a hole in the sidewalk near official and jones street. that is the hole the dog fell in. it is 7 feet deep. >> at least five firefighters tried to reek the small pooch named tiny. the 15-year-old dog is blind which

our bills won't be changing tomorrow, but keep in mind they could be letting you know things could be changing in th future. jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> we're going to tell you where to grab a free breakfast when we come back. >> and one apartment complex dealing with trash piled up to . >>> if you haven't heard, you could get free breakfast today. einstein's is giving out free cracked egg sandwiches all over the area. for every sandwich they give out, they are also giving one to charity. this is popular on thedenverchannel.com. you can get thoseeby downloading our free denver 7 app. >>> it's a cool start to the day, right now in the 40s in the foothills. city park right now 56, so 50s to start but we're in the 80s this afternoon. we hit 92 yesterday and we're a little cooler this afternoon with a few storms developing by lunch, sunny and 85, pretty nice at that point. this is your first alert that to the week. we're at 73 by 9:00 and that's likely our high on friday. >>> i-25 before you get to the buffalo herd, right back there we have an accident causing delays on the eastbound s

that could be the tricky one. showers and thunderstorms, some could be strong to severe. we're forecasting highs 90 degrees plus. heat index values in mid to upper 90s today. a sizzler on the way for sure. 70s and muggy. sunrise in morning. i'll let the exact one 6:47. yesty today's record high is 97 back in 1948. we'll see breaks in the cloud corr there. lots to chat about. , you are gonna need a whole so, the next thing is, i'm gonna make you out an estimate with no real details on it at all. then, you're gonna give me a whole lot of money up front. and, then i'm gonna skip town without even doing a lick of work. alright? so, go ahead and get out your checkbook and make the check out to me, because there's nothing suspicious about that. unfortunately, it's never this obvious. that's why we're here. dedicated to protecting ohio families against frauds and scams. our big announcement last night on america's got talent. auditions for season 12 held here in cleveland. start brushing up on your act. big day is december 10th. we have all info including a link to sign wkyc.com

there could be heavy rain, small overnight, we could have light shower in the city and through tomorrow morning, we're wake up to partly cloudy skies with the potential for more storms, especially south of us, but our chance of rain does go down. the rain forecasts through tomorrow afternoon shows heavier pockets of rain and in the mountains with lighter amounts in the metro area so it's something we will see a tenth of an inch. 53 will be the low. we're 23 days away from the happens next month. it will feel like 79. then summer is back in action thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. we warm up in the upper 80s by >>> now that excitement is bring out stress, no matter the age of the student, so how do we, as parents, help our kids? experts at children's hospital colorado share what they know -- and they know a lot -- with us tomorrow at a symposium. the public is welcome to go in person or online. dr. hideman is joining us from children's to talk about this summit, 10:00 at thed a yum, but we'll talk about the social media aspect of it. how do you know if your kid is busy or just proc

it could be bright. but there is also powerful desires, immediate or distant goals, attitudes, towards adversity and major life events. anything that is meaningful to us can capture our attention. the things, it can be salient to one person but, again, rate no response at all in another. let's go through, i don't have time to go through all the effective conditions. but let's go through some of them and ask the question, what captures us? anxiety. what can it be? >> rather than -- that chocolate-chip cookie, creating thoughts of wanting, what captures my attention can make me fearful. it could be going over. for me it could be going over the golden gate bridge. but it may not arouse or trigger anyone of you, it could be standing on a ledge. fear of being a fraud. or something bad is going to happen. how about the eating disorders? anorexia, food is sail lee end. >> if i can take an apple and slice it in 80 pieces and i can, over an entire day, just eat that, a slice, every hour or so, how do you think th

jc: one of them could impact us in time for labor day weekend. chief meteorologist harvey leonard is here with what the latest models show. harvey: you are right about the three systems, and this is the one that could have some impact on our weather. it is probably going to be a

they could not find him. >>reporter: there is no identity yet that we are told the victim is a mail between 25 and 35 years old. there is no home town and the police will be leading this investigation along with state >>> thank you 10. violent carjacking where a man pulled a gun and took off in their car, the officers followed him to somerville and arrested him, they have not identified the person and no one was hurt. >>> severe weather striking the midwest where a tornado touchdown. this is part of the same system that is bringing the threat of thunderstorms to our area tomorrow.>> storm line tonight tracking this. >> changes are ahead after a comfortable but humid monday. we are watching the storm system move our way from the midwest with heavier rainfall instructed will get in on that as we look towards the day tomorrow. noticing the humidity of the rising to the 60s that will continue as we head to the date and by tomorrow evening dew point in the mid-70s and not comfortable. >>> with brinkley will get sc

tell us about that. >> could i comment? that was great and very important to people in the northeast corridor. but the right of ways that were purchased 100 years ago and they are aging so one the vision of the future but i believe in repair, redo and reinvented. bat be have to understand repair in is needed this is known to people in various regions of the united states. they were great. did is hard to understand on the partisan and gridlock with the statistic only 6 percent of commuters use anything other than a car it is very car centric. >> bay have refurbished union station and chicago is on the way but that becomes a terminus of the neighborhood around it is better because there is better access. denver has done that so there is a consensus zero lot better at of our regional level is not as though if it will be disruptive but the different parts of the community but whatever they like taxes there was a vote several decades ago of a public transit system those four communities were against it. because they did not feel

r $1,300 he could have earned. he'd lied about going to community college. >> if you ain't -- if you don't understand nothing but this, you ain't never got to lie to me, bro. not never. >> reporter: for sam, working through moments like this is what the program is all about. >> we try to get them to be responsible and accountable. we let them know that we love you, but this is up acceptable. and we help them realize it's unacceptable through love. >> if you paint this pretty suit. but you, [ bleep ], you all messed up and you don't let nobody know. that's an issue, man. so let's get through that. >> is there any sense that maybe you're coddling these kids who need a firm hand, who need discipline, who need to be straightened out, who in some instances perhaps need to be incarcerated? >> absolutely. the growth and development requires a little coddling. coaching. discipline. that's what they get here. my late mama would call all that loving on these boys like parents. >> brother, byron, that's exactly -- it's not th

but there could be some repercussions they could face. >> fans could say we're not going to go to games or support the franchise if you have him on your team. >> reporter: back in the locker room, there is one main focus. >> we all have to come together and work for the main goal and that's to win football games and that's why we're here. >>> we're back in a few with something dog owners have long suspected and now it's >>> the u.s. has hit a controversial goal set by the white house one month ahead of schedule. the number of refugees in the u.s. from the war in syria has now the obama administration who said the president would like to increase that number by thousands more in 2017. last year more than half the nation's governors, most of them republicans objected to syrian refugees resettling in their states. >>> two united airlines pilots are out on bail tonight after they were arrested on suspicion of drinking alcohol scotland to new jersey on friday. they were arraigned in a court outside glasgow today. they were removed from the flight that at 134 passengers on board, which took o

it could last until tomorrow. as much as 10-inch of rain could fall in tampa bay. the areas not seen a hurricane in some time, and governor rick ignore the potentially dangerous outcomes of the storm. >> we have been blessed. we have not had a hurricane many that while but will have storm surge, inland flooding, coastal flooding, as much as 15 inches of rain. >> the zika virus is also a big concern. governor scott said they will continue to monitor the virus and said the most important thing is to water after the storm surge. >>> a hurricane warning was issued in hawaii as madeline whipped up 90-mile-per-hour wind. families have been stocking up and get pets secured. it's weakening a bit so it's downgraded from a category 3 to bring a lot of rain and rain. >> no question. >>> it's one of two that the hawaiian island may see. saturday and sunday, hurricane lester may sweep by the hawaiian island chain and had the big storms with storms this morning storms build in that could go after sunset so we could have fantastic imagery. i don't see any storms started and on th

but the payoff could be big.ecause in fitness today, if you build it, and flash it up, they will come. >> now not only are the fitness studios benefiting from the crazier workouts but the companies behind the crazy products are doing just as well, from companies like paffa gym to boxes and balls and kettle bells an boxing gloves and i could go on and on and it magz the growth in this sector. >> so you have sampled a bunch of new crazy and upside down workouts and how did you like them? >> well, i will report on it if i hadn't done ian the upside down aerial thing yoga is -- but when you are hanging upside down, your back is amazing. as for the other pin ball thing, it was fun, i don't know how long i would do it. if i would get the month long membership. but it was definitely fun for a group of people or bring your fans or as a destination. >> diana, thank you. diana olick again, trying all of this out for us. telling us about the newest trends in fitness. >>> that is the show for today. i'm kelly evans. becky qu

they could care less. john: they were in town to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary and l's 79th birthday. they were staying in this room step from the lobby. al said several cameras had to capture the violent episode. >> he was -- one was kicking me in the side in the head. they were also punching me. john: they are investigating and plan on charging three of the charge because a witness said he threw a punch and hopes the cameras show he did not start the fight. >> this is like hitting a grandfather and hurting a grandmother and not caring. john: police are trying to sort out what happened inside the hotel but that video could prove ed: a live look over the city. and four degrees, a quiet summer night but it may not be the case tomorrow. harvey is here tracking the threat of storms. >> it does not look like it will be widespread. we have some near the nations capital. those are the two directions that we follow and we will show you how it will play out. you see the same idea. pretty good storms are

how big could move be today?e risk is of a move to the upside, not the downside, simply because of the sheer volume of short positions. for me, the risky side of the trade is toward 135 and 140 on the pound against the dollar. we have potentially seen the lows. there's a risk that at any moment, the bank of england move could be counterproductive in the same way the rba and the bank of japan. ryan: thank you very much. michael houston. we will be here all day, right up until that bank of england meeting and after, watching the pound and everything else. anna: ryan chilcote, live with michael houston, thank you very much. could we see a rally in the pound? german pharmaceutical company merck lifted its for your outlook today after second-quarter earnings beat analyst estimates. him to discuss this in more detail, the company's cfo, on the phone from don'stadt. talk us through the numbers. we are seeing an uptick it numbers; you are saying the significant increase in sales, some 18% -- give us a sense in terms of o

could we see a september surprise?t telling "fox business" that an interest rate hike is possible next month in september. we've got lots of big-money managers saying a rate hike could torpedo your 401(k)s. carrie, you say it could torpedo clinton's campaign. explain. >> it could, it could create a domestic me to effect where we're having -- essentially we have a real example of this. 2008 with john mccain, the economy tanked, and then boom, his campaign tanked, as well. we could have that with clinton because she would be seen as basically four more years of barack obama who got us into this mess. >> bruce, what do you think? >> yeah, barack obama got us into a huge mess. on the day he took office, january 20th, 2009, the dow jones industrial average was 7,949. it's almost 19,000 today. 100% return. i think that if there is a dip in the stock market, i think hillary clinton will survive. >> the market's up because of -- not the $20 trillion in government spending and some could argue it's also the federal reserve, $26

that could be constricting.t the same time, we need to think about if we don't cut those spendings and increase the deficit, that could push up interest rates so there are all these interworking parks -- parts for these taxes. we will need a more detailed explanation of where the tax cuts will come from. quick reaction on the idea that donald trump wants to repeal dodd-frank even though it is mostly all in effect whereas hillary obviously doesn't? >> that is going to be something that we will continue to hear about. you go about repealing dodd-frank is something trump will have to discuss at length as the debates go on. for hillary clinton she is going to have to answer why we want to reinforce it, strengthen it. i am certain that is something they are going to focus on. vonnie: thanks for joining us. chairshead, dollar yen -- shares are rising. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from london, counting you down to the european close, we are just about six minutes away. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. tim

kaepernick come out and observe what we do and we could learn from him and he could learn from us. dialogue is a good thing.are you going to be a person that actually goes out and does something the proverbial monday morning quarterback and criticize and do nothing about it? it?kapernick hasn't responded to the department.we'd like to hear your opinion -- to join the conversation -- head to our facebook page. a false alarm at l-a-x sunday night happened just minutes minutesafter police arrested a man dressed in a zorro costume who had a plastic sword. sword.just about five minutes later - an apparent loud noise set off fears that an active gunman was in the airport. police have not linked the two incidents.a total of five terminals were shut down for false alarm emptied a terminal at new york's j-f-k airport two sunday's ago. governor terry branstad issued an executive order on higher education on monday. monday.he wants 70-percent of sundays ago. >>> eight -- the governor issued an order on higher education. he wants employees to go for a college degree. he also truck -- attack tr

all of us could remember. you could not believe it.ions both pragmatic and philosophical. the pragmatic ones were that she was a filmmaker at that point, and if you are writing a book, i think you can have a fatal illness and you don't lose your book contract. but if you are trying to make a film, you can't get insured if you have something like that. so that was part of it. then the other part of it, i think, was that to her everything is copy was a means out of victimhood. the quote that i see on social media of hers the most often is, "be the heroine of your life, not the victim." and i think "everything is copy" is another version of that. you know that it was a way of saying, she said, when you slip on the banana peel, people laugh at you. if you tell people you slip on the banana peel, you become the hero rather than the victim of the joke. and the problem with a fatal illness is, how do you tell that story and not become a victim? how do you not become the person that everyone says, how are you, are you doing ok? they want to be

you could get wet without going in the ocean. on the shores of lake erie things are much more quiet. >> tia: samantha roberts has our pleasant morning forecast. >> samantha: a perfect morning out time is 6:01. it feels so dpood good out there. we're in the lower 60s across the area. a lot of you wake up in the upper 50s, so maybe you grab that hot coffee this morning on the way out the door. 63 is what i'm thinking about 7:00 out at the bus stop. lunchtime is 84 degrees, and then an afternoon high today of about 88. that's for your ride home. a 99.999% chance of outdoor you get out there, and it's in the upper 80s, you start to sweat really quickly. this morning if you're outside getting active it will take a little bit to sweat. good morning in lorain. mid-50s there. that's one of our coolest spots. about 58 in medina but westlake is warmer in the lower 60s. out to the east, good morning in ashtabula. 60 is the current temperature. chardon at about 61, and down in rock creek we're also in the upper but if you like how it feels t

nejra: could we see this happening more and more. could this become a reality in european banking?nk what has happened this week is that an important taboo has been broken. that individual banks can pass on costs like this to their customers. if growth does not pick up and lending does not pick up, more and more may have to go down this road. so far, policy makers say that there has not been any negative side effects, but could we see more customers withdrawing cash and stashing it at what point do they -- jeff: i what point do they convert their bank balance is into money. we still think it is a big psychological cost to have to sit on a load of cash. as time goes on, we make it closer and closer to that. this is a small bank. are they applying this to all customers are just a segment of clients? jeff: no, just to give you background, this is a tiny little savings bank in a village at the foot of the bavarian out a --lp -- alsps. they are applying it to people in only have 100,000 euros savings, but an important psychological barrier has been crossed. it have impact on the ecb's n

. >> if they could do something, others could respond and before you not, 30,000 american troops are on the trip wire. lou: this administration 7 1/2 year legacy of miscalculation. >> on the golf course. phone it in. can't be bothered. lou: good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: welcome to a new week. let's begin. hating ryan lochte has become an olympic sport. he's as welcome in a pool as teddy ken difficulties car. and his biggest sponsors are dropping him like a trump campaign manager. lochte issued a non-apology apology and sat down for an interview with matt lauer. and he continues to make excuses. what does that remind you of. we are not legally allowed to show you the lochte end view from nbc so we have to do a dramatic reenactment. >> that's why i'm taking full responsibility for it because i overexaggerated that story. if i had never done that, we wouldn't be in this mess. >> as i look back at it now, even thought it was aloud, i should have used twocts, one for personal and one for work related emails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that and i take responsibility. kenn

we could see one down the shore and poconos as well. anyone of those could produce locally heavy downpours. you're witness weather seven day forecast does show an end to the heat wave but gradual, cool down, and we are back to 88 on wednesday, partly sunny, could be a storm wednesday night another chance thursday, days to look forward to look like friday and saturday, still warm but both days could see sun and not as humid, and generally dry, and so keep that and hang on to that. >>> well, it is very patriotic down the shore today. >> atlantic city, soluting special veterans. torey? >>> that is right, celebration has begun for the sixth annual armed forces parade and we have, representatives of each of the military's greatest and courageous, details on this event coming and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you

you could see the practice for the upcoming air show. some high clouds from some moisture and storms from the west at this point.the dry air is waning but it simply will not be, will be a paradise on lake erie. and tomorrow is not so much. deny a low of 60. tomorrow 80 degrees. it is more saturated with higher dewpoints. in detroit 79, 90 degrees paducah and you can see they showers a lot of awhile began to dissipate as it gets closer. a few raindrops to the last overnight. overnight and tomorrow, have enough instabilityty and close to the some of these depression could have chance of becoming tropical stormsco a one located near the outer banks one near the yucat? peninsula and near the miami area. this will be moving off from the mainland us putting down some heavy rainfall in som coastal concerns. the other could become a tropical storm cutting through florida and panhandle of georgia and the carolinas so the outer banks could again be affected by this storm. so not good news for those in the nort carolina coastline area. tonight part

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could about this. a fundamental question they grappled with is how do we make retrospective judgments. how do we assess what people did in the past from our own perspective? a lot of the concepts of informed consent were not fully articulated until well after this time, so not really fair to go back and say, well, they didn't do things the way they would have done. the committee did come up with a method of making retrospective. that i think makes a lot of sense. first of all, they said there are certain basic ethical principles that stand the test of time and place. they then of course pointed out that all of those ethical principles have exceptions. then they said there are certain policies of government departments or agencies, you ought to follow the policies of wherever you're working. the problem here is that if the policies are secret, how do you know about them? finally, they said there are the rules of professional ethics that people need to pay attention to.

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after that, we could see a few spotty showers. so extra time is going to be key before you head out the door. we have another area of rain moving into richfield park and more out to our west and and southwest is pushing to the east/northeast. so could still move into the phoenix metro this morning. now, once these showers roll through, we'll start to taper off those rain chances, and actually get a lull by the early afternoon. but those storms will start to fire back up along the rim by midday. and by late afternoon into the evening, they could move back into the phoenix metro. we have more storm chances in your forecast for this afternoon and evening, and not just in the valley, but across the state. and storm chances in your seven- day forecast. seven-day in just a few minutes. >>> and your hotspots this morning are still i-10 in the west valley and i-17 right around the durango curve. you are seeing some other spots pop up in the north part and the east part of the valley in the ten. the freeway is not too bad. we have some roa

that could go up later. a flash flood watch has been issued and it will go till 3:00 in the morning, this could get expanded. no an update this severe thunderstorm watch is in effect west of our area a along interstate 81 corridor and points quest west. they're analyzing the 95 corridor to see maybe later tonight we have to have a watch issue. we'll have to see if the storm have potential for strong gusty winds. that could get expanded and run into later tonight. that's something else. it's another warm day, not as hot as yesterday but we're at 93 at this hour and still mighty humid. any storms that form will find plenty of moisture to drop on any one area. we'll watch radar we'll have another update in ten minutes or so and i'll take you to the futurecast so you get an idea of where the rain may be in the hours to come. keep your weather ap handy from fox 5 and we'll keep you ahead as we're on the air at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> friend and family will gather in th to remember christopher berry, the candlelight vi

diapers. >> the water could make people sick according to a study by the associated press. he now documents everything and uses social media to show the world that the beautiful looking beaches have a very ugly secret.>> my hope is that someone will see what's happening and help us. if you depend on the government we will not get any solution. >> it would be more than catching a break. in rio de janeiro, cbs news. >>> a fight for freedom, how a group of boaters were caught offguard after catching a make a shark. >>> seen maclachlan pulling double duty. at 4: the water srp delivers to the valley begins as rain and snow in our northern forests. it fills our reservoirs and then is managed through a vast network of canals right into our lives. at: >>> take a look at this, man versus beast. 4 guys caught a mako you see the shark jumping out of the water. they believe it was well over 500 pounds and eventually broke off the line but make a sharks -- but mako sharks are known for jumping out of the water. >>> the first preseason game against the oakland raiders, there are some gre

could this time be the charm? cut down under. the australian central bank cut interest rates to the lowest ever. route? --al the only is fiscal the only route? crude reaching $57. ♪ >> welcome to the pulse. live from bloomberg's european headquarters. i am francine lacqua. european sex declining for a second day there dollar weakening -- european stocks declining for second day. dollar weakening. contradicting reports and it is unclear what part of the fiscal plan is new. we will try and way into all of that and give you a breakdown. banks down 2%. we found out late last night that deutsche bank and credit suisse will be kicked out of the euro stoxx 50 because of the share price has fallen so much in the coming days. that's get to bloomberg -- let's get to bloomberg first word news. nejra: -- typhoon at last the city with wind and rain. it grounded flights. hundreds of people suck refuge. -- soft refuge. ceohe berkshire hathaway tapped the presidential nominee at a slight he may does he made. -- he made. >> donald trump i have no

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