u.s. justice department has accused former v.w. boss of into a corner. fraud in complicity in the emission scandal the seventy year old is facing twenty five years in prison extradition to the usa is considered unlikely however. labor day on may first there were demonstrations worldwide for fairer pay and better working conditions as here in the indonesian capital jakarta but thousands also took to the streets in germany italy and friends. the protest against further labor market reforms by the government escalated in paris mass protesters threw stones and destroyed cars and shops in the downtown area. good numbers apple exceeded investor expectations in the second quarter the us group was able to increase its profit by a quarter to almost fourteen billion dollars. and this despite lagging sales of the i phone ten on the important chinese market consumers prefer the cheaper competitor products apple now wants to release a slim down version of the i phone ten. greek prime minister alexis the press has good reason to smile he's receiving high praise from.

u.s. department of justice will probe the campaign was in appropriately infiltrated by the f.b.i. . anyone. who puts in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes we need to know about suits and to approve action the stakes are getting higher in the ongoing spat between donald trump and the intelligence community this probe has opened up in response to a request donald trump made on twitter is favorite media called on the department of justice to investigate this and furthermore to find out if the obama administration are the ones that actually ordered the f.b.i. to infiltrate the trump campaign before trump's tweet we did see media reports indicating that it was likely that the trump campaign had been infiltrated and let's remember that when trump came out and said that he had been wiretapped a similar claim he made about a year ago the media responded rather harshly where did trump get these ideas where is he getting his information anyone here disagree he wasn't going to hold anybody radionic where is the proof the intelligence committee has not seen evidence of this is o

u.s. justice department and agreed to turn evidence against his former ally mr bruce schwartz said that he knowingly conspired to in slave time workers with the full knowledge of mr laurean and other members of global horizons that together they purposely withheld the passport of the thai workers thus making it impossible for them to escape and they also knowingly used the huge amount of debts that the thai workers had entered into as a way of enforcing the thai workers to remain and global horizons important. to everything that you have had to face in your code if you personally do you have any regrets i believe if i was myself i would not really go i don't i think i'll fight it to so now because i think what i've done was a great thing i changed people's life i think the pain of what my family went through and my kids it was a little if i can call it a little holocaust for my family in that if nothing else mr and his alleged victims have something in common. what. about what. about what did. you have to do. parallel. to your. twitter or. subclinical me what i. need but don't really well.

u.s. justice department recently indicted two russian intelligence agents and two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo! accounts. >> it would be pure speculation. these people are innocent people now. they're innocent now until they are proven guilty in the court of law. >> also, some consulate employees were among three dozen russians nationwide who were suddenly expelled at the end of 2016. the obama administration said it was in retaliation for russian efforts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election through cyber attacks. >> it's not the policy of russia to meddle with affairs of any country in the world. >> and with all the turmoil swirling around the consulate after the expulsions, consul petrov invited the media in for a chat and champagne. >> another, i think, important thing is to always remain human. even when we have some very tough challenges in our professional life, we try to remain human. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> we have not seen anything like this in many years. >>

u.s. justice department had recommended. motorcycle officers escorted a van with his body.ds said that he died peacefully at his home. no word yes -- yet on the cause. he cared deeply about san francisco police department in san francisco. our thoughts are with his family and many friends. >>> in just a few hours the red states will open a new embassy in jerusalem. the move is already prompting celebrations and protest in the middle east. >> reporter: israelis sang and danced in the streets to recognize jerusalem day. the celebration comes as final preparations are made for the opening of the you -- new u.s. embassy. j kushner and his wife are part of the u.s. delegation that will attend monday's ceremony. in december the president broke with decades of u.s. policy and decided to move the american interest -- embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. israel praised the move. >> president trump is making history. we are deeply grateful. >> reporter: israelis living near the new embassy are also grateful. >> we think america and we thank trump. >> reporter: the holy city of jerusal

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u.s. justice department opens an investigation into alleged f.b.i. inappropriate infiltration of the trump presidential campaign that's after reports that the bureau had an informant inside the camp. international live from moscow and daniel who. actually joining us this hour the u.s. secretary of state might. threaten the worst sanctions ever for iran as he unveiled twelve demands to tehran. rand must declare the i.a.e.a. a full account of the prior military dimensions of its nuclear program stop enrichment provide the i.a.e.a. with unqualified access to all sites and its proof ration of list of missed releases all us citizens of the us and support the middle east terrorist group iran must respect the sovereignty of the iraqi government brown must also end its military support for the coup the militia withdraw all forces and really throughout the entirety of syria the support for the taliban and other terrorists in afghanistan in the region and i g could force a support for terrorists and militant partners around the world and to iran must end its t

u.s. justice department taking a harder stance on illegal immigration. speaking from san diego, jeff sessions vowed to have the justice department prosecute anyone and everyone. >> here to send a message to the world that we are not going to let the country be overwhelmed. people are not going to caravan or otherwise stampede our border. >> slammed his announcement most are escaping violence in central america and most should be treated as asylum seekers. >>> to no more than a seven-day supply with up to a 50 morphine milligram equivalent maximum a day. the new policy which will be implemented within 60 days time is aligned with the cdc, sncents for disease control guidelines for opiate abuse. >>> coming up next, which bay area counties are testing out a pilot program involving mail in voting. >> my first ever rescue. i am feeling okay about that. >> only on abc7 news here this veteran rock climbing story of surviving a fall off el capitan that broke bones in his legs. >>> b.a.r.t. has a multimillion dollar plan to modernize stations across the system. wh

u.s. justice department investigation into alleged manipulation of interest rate and sharks -- benchmarks.nomist describes the first trade key u.s., china talks as fairly positive but says the real test will be china's double -- ability to deliver on promises of economic change. betty: underscoring that surgede, china stocks over night $1 billion in the first quarter of this year. our next guest says the u.s. peppers a -- operation has been scattershot at best. joining us now is the bloomberg opinion columnists and associate professor at picking university. i do not think we have met any guess so far who has been optimistic about the stoxx. -- these talks. any chance we may be surprised? >> i think there is always room for surprise. it is interesting to note that they were actually trying to clamp down expectations and they seem to be remaining on message relatively clearly. that is a change from what the -- how the administration has handled issues historically. fundamentally, a lot of it will come down to how they can work around thorny issues with beijing and primarily, get that are mar

where he said the justice department, the u.s. stice department officials have told fox news that federal charges are very much under consideration here. at this as authorities tonight are still processing that massive crime scene not far from where i am over at the high school. also, digging deep into the 17-year-old gunman's past, which we are told did not raise many red flags prior to this morning. >> we come together today as we deal with one of the most heinous attacks that we have ever seen in the history of texas schools. >> reporter: in early morning tragedy on texas' gulf coast after police say a male student walked into a high school art class with a shotgun and revolver and opened fire. they say it was a scene of chaos and confusion. >> several of my friends got shot, and as soon as the alarm went off, everybody ran outside. and i just ran as fast as i could. >> i just ran as fast as i could. >> it was scary, i didn't know what to do. >> the attack happened at 7:30 a.m. friday morning at santa fe high school in the small

u.s. justice department taking a harder stance on illegal immigration. speaking from san diego, jeff sessions vowed to have the justice department prosecute anyone and everyone. >> here to send a message to the world that we are not going to let the country be overwhelmed. people are not going to caravan or otherwise stampede our border. >> slammed his announcement most are escaping violence in central america and most should be treated as asylum seekers. >>> to no more than a seven-day supply with up to a 50 morphine milligram equivalent maximum a day. the new policy which will be implemented within 60 days time is aligned with the cdc, sncents for disease control guidelines for opiate abuse. >>> coming up next, which bay area counties are testing out a pilot program involving mail in voting. >> my first ever rescue. i am feeling okay about that. >> only on abc7 news here this veteran rock climbing story of surviving a fall off el capitan that broke bones in his legs. >>> b.a.r.t. has a multimillion dollar plan to modernize stations across the system. wh

u.s. justice department.ld freely without being how important is this for the new chief executive, this rare safe passage deal? >> it is really important for the new ceo. than 120 factories around the world and imagine if he had taken over as that she would not have been able to travel around. as ceo, you have to represent the company. tohe had been confined germany, that would have crippled him. this deal was is probably in place before he became ceo, which we only learned about in the last couple of days, allows him to hit the ground running. tesla chief executive elon musk bought more than $9 million worth of tesla shares on monday. he is already become the largest shareholder of the company. $10 million is not that much, but it is a market signal that the potential chief executive wants to shut critics down? >> yeah, there is a lot of baiting on the part of elon and his fan boys. this is him saying, i'm going to put my money where my mouth is. fourth-quarter earnings beating operating profit estimates but

u.s. justice department. let's go to laura jarrett. how unusual is all of this? >> well, wolf, the process and the timing here are quite unusual. in the typical case, someone who wants a pardon makes a petition to the justice department explaining their case. the justice department reviews the file and makes a recommendation to the white house. obviously, none of that has happened in some of these most controversial pardons we have seen from president trump. legal experts say part of the reason for having the justice department involvement is to help vet the merits of the cases, but to give him a little political distance, if you will. obviously, he hasn't followed through on that. there's nothing until the constitution that says he has to. president bill clinton did it over 40 times, wolf. >> you cover the justice department for us. when the president says a prosecution was unfair, do prosecutors over there feel like their work is being undermined? >> i think you see from u.s. attorneys across the country who are working hard on public corruption cases, this is

u.s. justice department just came out with a statement saying it disagrees with the federal judge ruling that workers president trump to unblock some twitter users. a spokeswoman just said the agency is considering its next steps. we will bring you more headlines as it comes. taking a look at twitter, as you can see it's up about 53 cents but a lot of back-and-forth with the president and his team and of course his activity on twitter. he is very active on twitter as you know. take a look at wall street. stocks are fighting for gains and now they've got them, every single major index is positive. remember, we had a massive selloff in the beginning. thank you for turning things around at 2:00 p.m. eastern time those comments from the fed really brought back the market. less interest rates means a happier wall street for the dow was up 14%. we been down as much is 167. let's look at the biggest movers we're watching. this is when general electric is currently the worst performer in the dow. it's down more than seven and a quarter percent. it's heading for its worst day of the year of 2018. the

u.s. justice department.the world freely without fear of being arrested in connection with america's diesel rigging probe, according to people familiar with the matter. how important is this for the new chief executive, this rare safe ashes deal -- safe passage deal? >> it is really important for the new ceo. is running a behemoth with 12 brands, 120 factories around the world. andine if he had taken over wouldn't have been able to travel around. as ceo you have to represent the company, going to openings and car shows. had he been potentially confined it to germany, that would have crippled him. he only took over as ceo last month, so this deal, which probably was in place before he became ceo, which we only learned about from sources in the last couple days, allows him to hits the ground running running this huge company. ♪ >> tesla chief executive elon musk bought $9 million with a tesla shares on monday. his stake is now approaching 20%, and he is already the largest shareholder. the purchase comes dameys

u.s. justice department has opened a criminal investigation into whether traders have been manipulating the price of bitcoin and other digital currencies. we are told the inquiry is looking at a legal actions that could move prices such as spoofing or flooding the market with fake orders to fool other traders. bitcoin extended supplies after reported the investigation. sources inside law enforcement say disgraced movie moguld to surrendeeeks. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you. australia,n daybreak president trump hinting china played a part in the collapse of the north korea summit. later in the show, we ask if that could affect ongoing trade talks. , geopoliticalead risks and trade tensions as asian markets get set to open. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. in newi am betty liu york. you are watching daybreak australia. wall street stocks close lower after climbing back from early losses. president trump canceled t

u.s. justice department is taking a harder stance on illegal immigration. speaking from san diego, attorney general jeff sessions vowed to have the justice department prosecute anyone and everyone who enters the southwest border without documentation. sessions warned children may be separated from their parents if families were involved in illegal crossings. >> we're here to send a mess anl to the world that we are not going to let the country be overwhelmed. people are not going to caravan or otherwise stampede our border. >> families of migrants said most are escapes violence in their countries. there are primaries in four states tomorrow one of the most closely watched is the u.s. senate race in west virginia where a former coal mines executive is running as a republican. he's calling himself trumpier than trump. but even the president won't have anything to do with him. >> the senate candidate is so controversial that tonight his own party is telling voters not support him. >> i'm neither despicable or a moron or a big got. >> president trump is compare

u.s. justice department is the commodities commission, which is not another commission which is already investigatinghe two capital market agencies in the u.s., both investigating these processes. to the justice probe, it looks like they are looking at the traditional frauds we have seen in the stock market. you are seeing spoofing, wash trade, basically all of those manipulative tricks that stock proctors like to do to boost the price, and get out at the expense of innocent investors. that is very interesting. get to deutsche bank, the new chief executive wasting no time overhauling germany's biggest lender. earlier today, addressed to shareholders at the deutsche bank's annual general meeting in frankfurt. >> we are committed to our corporate and investment bank, and we are staying international. we are active in more than 60 countries. and that is the way it is going to stay. >> it is interesting he led by saying they are going to be a global bank because it is true they are cutting jobs globally. for the last couple of weeks, we have been talking a lot about where they would be cutting in the u.s

u.s. justice department are now investigating the data firm that the trump campaign used during the 2016 election, the controversial data firm that has disbanded in britain cambridge analytica. it is not clear whether the investigation is tied to the inquiry led by robert mueller special counsel. -- times reports this tonight -- can that's interesting. and meanwhile. we also have a whole new plot line to try to figure out tonight. i swear the news gods save these things up for me when i go fishing, like a test to see if i can get into the swing of things and make sense of something like this right after i get back. this is a weird one. this starts with basketball, sort of. you know how there's regular soccer. there's pro-soccer and then there's indoor soccer, looks like a cross between ice hockey and foosball but it's live, arena soccer hasn't quite caught on in the same way but is a spin off of normal soccer which is hugely profitable, successful and profitable. similarly you know how there was once an xfl, an xfl spin off of profootball like a cross between pro-football and prowrestling, that s

u.s. justice department.llows him to travel the world freely without fear of seeing arrested in connection with america's diesel-rigging probe. how important is this for the new ceo, this rare safe passage deal? doug are i think it is fair to say that it is really important for the new ceo. he is running a behemoth, 12 brands and more than 100 factories around the world. imagine if he had taken over and would not be able to travel around, of course, as ceo committee have to represent the company. you have to go to openings, car shows. had he been potentially confined to germany, that if crippled him. -- that would have crippled him. this deal was is probably in place before he became ceo, which we only learned about in the last couple of days, allows him to hit the ground running. in his new role, running this huge company. >> tesla chief executive elon musk bought more than $9 million worth of tesla shares on monday. his stake is now approaching 20%, and he is already the company's largest shareholder. the p

u.s. justice department and positions in private practice with such firms as lockheed martin. he says he never expected to write a book but eventually chose to do so to drive a conversation about ethical leadership in our nation's core values. he has called president trump out of step with those values, comparing him to a mob boss who stresses loyalty over the law and has little regard to morality and truth. the president has trace words for mr. comey, calling him a beaker and a liar among others. meanwhile, sales of "a higher loyalty" keep going up. [laughter] [applause] and tickets for events like this one cell outle in minutes. this evening you'll have a chance to see and hear mr. comey a person inform your own impressions without filter. you will be in conversation with mike allen, one of the most prominent journalists. mike wrote for the washington post before launching the daily newsletter, playbook at political over a decade ago. he left political in 2016 to help establish ask seo's where he is executive editor and author. please join me in welcoming james comey and mik

u.s. justice department. three he level executives pleaded guilty to misdemeanors.ome say it was too lenient, if they have pushed for tougher charges, and a bigger settlement it could have marked a big change with the opioid crises that we're now dealing with. that u.s. president said ehas called to one of the national health crises that country faces. >> great reporting thank you, susan. >> thank you. liz: big fight over health care cost, drug prices, democrat want more government control. and trump white house said make it a more free market. show how much you pay for drugs over the years. we'll bring in fox news medical correspondent dr. mark siegel, you have an exclusive interview with medicare, medicaid head. she is taking on nancy pelosi, here is nancy pelosi attacking trump. trump has a weak plan, abandoned hard working families struggling with crisis of surging drug prices, president's proposal are a give away to big pharma, do nothing to hold wealthy drug companies accountable for price gouging. reporter: -- verma unveiled a new drug dashboard, they can see

u.s. justice department's lawsuit against california over its sanctuary state law. jacinto voted to join the lawsuit if someone else pays for it. several other counties are siding with the feds including san diego. sanctuary law limits police cooperation with federal i.c.e. agents. >>> more legal maneuvering over daca to help immigrants brought to the country illegally as children. jackie ward reports. >> reporter: texas is leading the way on this one but it has the support from alabama, arkansas, louisiana, nebraska, south carolina and west virginia. the lawsuit may be what it takes for the issue to face the supreme court as it challenges the lawfulness of daca. it claims that the creation of daca in 2012 violated the constitution and federal law. because of that, the lawsuit calls on the federal government to stop issuing an renewing daca permits. it's a program that protects 700,000 immigrants from being deported. those against the lawsuit say that our country needs to be more welcoming. >> regardless of what religion you believe, regardless of what your citizens

u.s. justice department weighed in on the side of the oil companies saying the u.s. has strong economic and national security interests in promoting the development of fossil fuel. the state of california joined by new jersey and washington are on the side of the cities. er b an irony here. we'll talk about -- there is a bit of an ironry here. we'll talk about that coming up -- there is a bit of irony here. we'll talk about that in the next half-hour. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> this is lava spewing on hawaii's big island right now. it has been flowing for nearly four weeks swallowing at least 50 structures, most of them homes. and it is showing no signs of slowing down. at this time, 2,000 people remain evacuated. officials say a nearby power plant is safe because they are protecting the facility but some residents are skeptical. if breached it will let loose potentially toxic gas. >> we were lied to. we were told things were taken care of and then we find out, no, they were not taken care of. >> there's a long road hide based on the geological history of kilauea volc

u.s. justice department lawyers say that the cancellation of the program was a discretionary enforcement decision within the authority of the department of homeland security. they say it is not subject to judicial review. the hearing is at 1 this afternoon. a three-judge panel is going to hear arguments at the court's pasadena courthouse. >> you said the lawsuits for and against this are coming from all across the country. >> this is part of california's ongoing feuds with the federal government now. half of the cases filed in federal courts were in san francisco and san jose, including one by the uc system, and another by the spire state of california. california does have more than 225,000 dreamers, far more than any other state. >> all right, ann. thank you. >>> nation is building in london and around the world ahead of prince harry and megan markle's royal wedding. in case your invitation got lost in the mail, kristen holmes is in wind soar with details id of it the big day on saturday. >> reporter: prince harry and megan markle, a modern-day romance. >> he got on one knee. >> reporter: with

u.s. justice department is considering federal charges. tonight the prayer vigil as the santa fe community comes to terms with the horrific shooting. classes have been canceled through tuesday. i'm trace gallagher. have a good evening. >> sean: tragic school shooting took place today. here are the chilling witnesses to the horrific event. take a look. >> my friend got shot and as soon as the alarms went off everybody started to walk outside. everybody looks. you hear boom, boom, boom. >> we heard this go off and we started running. i turned back around and they were arresting somebody by the art class. outside, by the brick wall. they are arresting somebody. i recorded that and i left and i ran. i saw the other kids. >> the fire alarm got pulled. pop something, explosion or something. i was like whatever. then i heard the next four shots and i was like that is not an explosion. that is a gunshot. >> we were sitting in class, i heard the door open and we heard a teacher run through the hallway and he says there is someone in the building wi

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u.s. justice department lawyers say that the cancellation of the program was a discretionary enforcement decision within the authority of the department of homeland security. they say it's not subject to judicial review. the hearing is at 1 this afternoon. a three-judge panel will hear one hour of arguments at the court's pass dean that courthouse. michelle? >> ann, thank you. >>> tensions are rising in the mideast after president trump moved the u.s. embassy from tel-aviv to jerusalem. the united nations security council will meet this morning about the violence along the gaza border. more than 50 palestinians were killed by israeli troops during protests. >>> palestinians are holding mass funerals today, part of three days of mourning after dozens were killed in protests with israeli troops. forty thousands people showed up to the gaza border monday, continuing weeks of protest over a new u.s. embassy in jerusalem as well as a decade-old blockade by israel and egypt. they set fires and threw firebombs and stones across the border into israel. his really soldiers fired back, and dropped tear gas

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u.s. justice department charged a former volkswagen ceo with criminal conspiracy thursday over his role in rigging diesel engines to circumvent air pollution standards. a federal grand jury indictment unsealed in detroit says ceo martin winterkorn knew in 2014 that his company's cars contained software that lowere carbon dioxide emissions under testing conditions, even though the cars' emissions rose dramatically under real-world conditions. volkswagen has admitted to rigging some 11 million vehicles worldwide. the auto maker has already paid $26 billion in fines and civil damages, and faces a $10 billion lawsuit by shareholders. in arizona, tens of thousands of publicchl employees have ended a week-long strike after republican governor doug ducey signed a budget bill that will grant teachers and school staffers a 20% raise by 2020. the bill will also raise spending on education by another $138 million. the teachers had beedending the restoration of $1 billion in funding cuts to arizona's public schools since the 2008 recession. "the new york times" reports teacher pay in arizona is so low

u.s. justice department as a foreign agent. it is called a foreign agent registration act. >> fara and mueller has been very aggressive in the manafort indictment about going after manafort and gates for fara violation. so if cohen took money from a foreign agent and he was lobbying on behalf of a foreign entity, doesn't have to be a government, if they decide that vekselberg was a cut-out on bee level of the russian government, that could be a fara violation and mueller has shown he'll be very aggressive in aen -- on enforcing the forra law. >> and the meeting is off and now back on and we have cnn cameras at the so-called nuclear sites in north korea that were exploded in front of the world because that is what the north koreans wanted to show. there were no inspectors there. so there is just a bunch of journalists who didn't have a whole lot of firsthand knowledge of what was destroyed, but this off again and now on again summit, what do you make of this. >> the president's comments today really put the letter to kim jong-un

u.s. justice department weighed in on the side of the oil companies saying the u.s. has strong economic and national security interests in promoting the development of fossil fuel. the state of california joined by new jersey and washington are on the side of the cities. >>> eruptions on hawaii's big island are now entering a fourth week. thankfully, the most recent potential crisis has been averted. this is a live look at what's going on. you can see the lava spewing making it very dangerous. we are calling this a lava fountain. the kilauea volcano continues to cause widespread devastation. stunning new images show a home being swallowed by massive cracks in the earth and now blue flames fueled by methane gas are appearing on roads. officials say the power plant that was under threat from lava flows is safe. but many residents are skeptical. >> i feel we were lied to, things were taken care of and they weren't. >> lava has destroyed around 50 homes and structures, nearly 2,000 people evacuated. scientists fear the fissure activity will become even larger in the comi

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