. >> reporter: when it comes to playing in the backyard, michael wilson's dog knows no bounds. >> he's my best friend. we go everywhere. >> reporter: he doesn't look it now, but last year arrow almost died. >> he was really lethargic and didn't want to play. >> reporter: he brought him to the north carolina state college of veterinary medicine. >> the function is really poor. >> reporter: she started noticing an unusual number of dogs with a form of heart disease not usually seen in mixed or small breeds, nearly three dozen sharing the same symptoms like these, trouble breathing and causing, but also something else. >> the dietary ingredients is what they had in common. >> reporter: the food and drug administration is warning of a potential linc between -- link between free dog food and certain diseases. the agency is not naming specific brands but says owners ou ingredients. vets are still studying, but suspect some cases could be linked to a deficiency in an amino acid critical to canine heart health. what should dog owners look for on a label for dog food? >> i usually recommend a d

. >> r iorter: whent comes to aying in thebackyard, michael wilson's dog knows no bounds. >> he is my bestnd frie we go everywhere. >> reporter: he doesn't look it now, but last year arrow almost died. >> he was really lethargic and dent wanto play. >> reporter: he brought him to the college of veterinarian medicine. >> the function is really poor. >> reporter: she started noticing an unusual number of dogs with a form of heart disease notsually seen in mixed or small breeds, nearly d threen sharing the same symptoms but also something se. >> the dietary ingredients is what they had in common. >> reporter: the food and drug administration is warning of a potential link. the agency is not naming owners c brands but says should be weary where potatoes, peas and lentils and other legumsre the main ingredients. vets are still studying, but suspect some cases could be linked to a deficiency in an amino acid critical to canine hearalth. >> i usually recommend a diet that is based in grain and one th uses common well-established protein sources. >> reporter: turns out michael wilson had been

michael wilson's dog, arrow, knows no bounds. >> he is my best friend. we go anywhere.outside all day. >> reporter: he doesn look it now but last year arrow almost died. >>> started to notice he was really lethargic and didn't want to play. >> reporter: he brought arrow to the north carolina state college of veterinary medicine, and dr. darcy aided him. >> function is poor. >> reporter: she start noticing an unusual number of dogs with f form o heart disease not usually seen in mixed or small breeds. nearly three dozen at this clinic alone sharing the same symptoms, fague, troub wreathing and coughing. also something else. >> the dietary ingredients isy what t all had in common. >> reporter: now the food and drug association is warning customers about a link between grain-free dog foods and a fatal rtform of hdisease. the agency is not naming any specific brands but says owners should be wary of dog food where potatoes, peas lent ills and other legumes are the main ingredient. what's the problem? vets across the country are still studying it but suspect some cases could

. >> when it comes to playing in the back yard, michael wilson's dog arrow knows now bounds. >> he's we go everywhere and play outside all day. >> last year arrow almost died. >> i hwas le tharnlgic and didn't want to play. >> here brought him to the north carolina stateveterinary me dog disease not usually seen in mixed or small breeds. nearly three dozen sharing the symptoms of trouble breathing and coughing and also something else. > >>>. >> now the food and drug administration is warn being a potential link between grain-free foods and a fatal form of heart disease. they should be wary of potatoes, peas and regums are the main ingredients. vets are still studying the problem, but suspect they could be link ed ed to a deficiency. >> what are should they look for on the label? >> a diet based in grain with common well established protein sources. >> it turns out michael was feeding a boutique dog food that was grain-free. >> i thought was correct, but it turned out to be the opposite. >> once he changed arrow's diet and got treatment, the heart disease began to reverse, putting arr

. >> reporter: when it comes to playing in the backyard, michael wilson's dog arrow knows no bounds. >> he's my best friend, you know. we go everywhere, play outside all day. >> reporter: he doesn't look it now, but last year arrow almost died. >> i started to notice he was really lethargic and didn't want to play. >> reporter: he brought arrow to the north carolina state college of veterinary medicine and dr. darcy aidan. >> the function is really poor. >> reporter: she started noticing an unusual number of dogs with a form of heart disease not usually seen, nearly three does at this clinic alone sharing the same symptoms like fatigue, trouble breathing and coughing, but also something else. >> the dietary ingredients is what they all had in common. >> reporter: now the food and drug administration is warning pet owners about a potential link between grain-free dog foods and a fatal form of heart disease. the agency is not naming any specific brands, but says owners should be wary of dog food where potatoes, peas, lentils and other legumes are the main ingredients. what's the proble

joining us is michael, bloomberg international economic and policy correspondent. mike wilson, as well to it are you surprised? michael: i was just looking at the more specific numbers. take this chart here, ppi steel. you see an increase in steel prices and the price of things that are made out of steel in the ppi. at the same time, we will go to this other chart, and we are seeing what we kind of expect, soybean prices rolling over. ppihis is offset in the some a which is maybe why we are seeing more of an impact, bringing it done a little less than expected. in have had the tariffs steel long enough to see in a packed but the other tariffs the president just put on, not enough time yet. alix: tariffs in an inflationary, does that have nuances to it? michael: it definitely has nuances. if you get slowdowns in other countries, it could be deflationary. we're waiting to see what the overall impact is. washingdard answer is machines, the president put tariffs on washing machines, and we have seen prices go up significantly. but that was a single item. it depends now on how many

. >>> quinton michaels is wanted for murder of makiyah wilson. >>> police in montgomery county are hoping you can help identify a man who fatally stabbed two people at the wheaton mall back in january. you recognize him please call lauryn, it's going to be hot? >> yes, the it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. itauenses your movement anmatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. . >>> a prisoner of war for 5.5 years. >> elected to the senate six times beginning in 1986. >> this is man that we'll all want to watch, his name is john mcc >> republican nominee against barack obama with a since of history. senator obama has achieved great things for himself and his country. i applaud him for it. a fearless critic even of a president of his own

wilson. police aested thomas today, and his picture not released. this is quentin michael and they are looking for him. a totaliv of men were involved in the indgunfire that killed w >>> an important memorial to world war i heroes, or a violation of the khchurch and state? that's the question over a passionate oebater the peace cross, and derrick ward has moreover the site of they nea 100-year-old landmark. >> back in 1925 when the peace cross was built it was on private land. it was a memorial to 40 prince george county men that died in world war i. then it became state property but it was well woven into the fabric of the community. >> it was never a religious ing to us. >> the past several years, the american humanist association maintains it's a crossc on pub land and in a written statement, it says the towering symbol of christianity -- >> we never saw anything pay to this or throw holy water on this, never ever. >> while they have lost ato bate take it down in the court of appeals, they are petitioning the supreme court to hear the case and that hasrought out the pea

that is the spot where 18- year-old michael brown was shot and killed by former ferguson police officer darren wilsonl event that brings back troubling memories. michael brown, sr./father of michael brown:"definitely. every year it hurts, you now, because all the pain and the memories and the things that happened that day, it bounced right back like it was fresh." following brown's death, the ferguson commission was established and made 47 recommendations for change. michael brown, sr./father of michael brown:"i've seen a few changes, the way police is dealing with the public // as far as the community coming back together and people being unified -- but it's still rocky. it's needs little bit more work."some of that work falls on the shoulders of wesley bell, the 43-year-old ferguson council member who beat bob mculloch in the democratic primary for st louis county prosecuting attorneymany ferguson residents say his stunning political upset gives them new hope.wesley bell/st. louis county prosecuting attorney-elect:"i had the honor of serving on the negotiation team that worked with president obama'

." >> my name's michael lee wilson. somebody once said that each one of us will be a star for 15 minutes, and i think that that's probably going to happen. >> american culture used to be a culture that celebrated privacy. in the 1980s as we're watching celebrities play out on stage, hey, i want to join, too. all the world becomes a stage. you start seeing shows like "real people" or "the people's court." >> "the people's court." where reality television is taken one step further. >> to see more tv producers had to come up with new and different ways to give them television. >> don't be stupid! >> get over here! >> i told you not to be stupid. >> what "cops" did was, it took away the script and just brought the camera people and the crews on location to try and catch actual things happening. >> cocaine. possession of a stolen firearm no less. what else are you going to do? when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a

makiyah wilson was killed a month ago. michaelsmas were in court cha fed withst-degree murder. family members were holding pictures of the littleieirl. police b the shooting b stemmed fromf between two neighborhood groups. the little girl was not the target. outside the courtroom, her family was overcome with emotion. >> the lady's son was in the courtroom. that's when the confusion started and they wan fight. >> pole are looking for information about the other three men involved in that shooting. >>> 6:48 is our time now. today is fairfax county's turn to get ready for school. the first day forn more t 190,000 students. by now, the lunchesre packed. the backpacks are on. the school busses aret rolling o he kids. time to go to school. >> that's right. team coverage of our first day of school. molette green is at fairfax high. but first, justin has tips for the commute. there's going to be a lot of gep.ol busses on the roads >> that's right. the pluses are .comi we're watching them leave here in fairfax county. the county coted some

they started after michael brown was shot and killed by ferguson police officer darren wilson.cculloch came under heavy criticism after the prosecution failed to indict wilson. >>> the "washington post" reports a former michigan lawmaker is the first on track to become to first muslim congresswoman. she'll run unopposed in november. she was among protesters in 2016 when they interrupted a speech by donald trump. she would replace former congressman john conyers who resigned after allegations of sexual harassment. >>> and "the hollywood reporter" says changes are coming to the oscars. they approved the changes to increase ratings and shorten the show. some of the awards for less popular categories will be given out during commercial break and there will be a new category for blockbuster movies. >>> still ahead, amazon is looking for a few hundred workers. how you can join the online team without moving to seattle. few hundred workers. how you can join the online team without moving to seattle. when you have a baby gentle means everything to you and to us. so at johnson's, we imp

wilson. so, rick, with manafort convicted, michael cohen pleading guilty, lindsey graham said the american legalthe paul manafort and michael cohen cases. thus far there have yet to be any charges or convictions for colluding with the russian government by any member of the trump campaign in the 2016 election. it's important to let the process continue without interference. i hope mr. mueller can conclude his investigation sooner rather than later for the benefit of the nation. what happened today caused congressional republicans to rethink their support for the president. >> well, it should. but i think we've seen a lot of behavior already where they're going to do everything they can to avoid the mean tweet from donald trump and, look, senator graham, as i tweeted back to lindsey today, i said you don't want to grab the fecal end of this stick. this is a president who will leave you hanging. he'll absolutely abandon anyone and anyone that supports him. you will -- they will be stuck with all of the radiation and the fallout and the stink off anything that happens to donald trump legally becaus

we want to give advice to laura dawson of the wilson center, and bloomberg's michael mckee and guyens we break down these headlines on the nafta news. no agreement today, but they resume talks as of wednesday. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: recapping the trade headlines can we have a brand-new one. u.s. and canada, the deal has broken up without an agreement for now, but they are coming back on wednesday. we are getting headlines from the u.s. trade representative saying that the talks will trumpue with canada, and aims to sign a deal with mexico if canada is willing. they will be discussing once again and coming back to the table on wednesday. canada's foreign minister has been scheduling a press conference for 4:30 does afternoon, which we will bring to you live. joining us for white house perspective is to lose honor and above. what you make -- toluse onorunnipa. the white house reaction has tapered off because many are hoping that on wednesday that will be an agreement on the table. >> we have been changing narratives -- seeing changing narratives hour by hour. first the deal loo

protests in ferguson, missouri, trying to quell anger after the shooting death of michael brown by police officer darren wilson. bell promised to deliver change to policing in his community after grand jury found there was not enough evidence to indict wilson. >> i would like to introduce you next city councilman of fernson. >> reporter: change came after a strategic door knocking campaign earned him a seat on the ferguson city council. >> what was it that you saw the need? >> i saw a need for leadership. >> reporter: three years later, he's poised to lead most impactful crime-fighting office in the country. >> how did you win this seat? >> we came in with the mindset we wanted to focus on the issues. we wanted to give people a reason to be inspired to go to the polls as opposed to the fear and antagonism that we see with a lot of elected officials and that message resonated as you can see. >> reporter: bell ran on a criminal justice reform platform, one that included devoting resources for treating addiction and mental health, curbing the revolving door of mass incarceration, and moving focus from misdemeanor

wilson raised $1.2 million. >> trevor: the cop raised $1.2 million? >> trevor: for what? >> for killing michael brown.1.2 million. you think trump is bad, hating a black dude is way more lucrative. >> trevor: that's a perfect segue to the boofnlgt that's basically what the book is about. you wrote the book from the perspective of someone taking advice you've seen dolled out by white people after a shooting or incident. it's always advice on what black people were doing wrong. >> white people have been giving us advice since we got here so i feel they're adept at it. but when i ze hear the nonsensical arguments by white supremacists, we want our country back. we didn't book a cruise here because we heard they was hiring! get on the boat! they're hiring in america! ( laughter ) people have the warped notions of what they would do, if you would just cooperate. but i think ultimately people are just uncomfortable be -- are not uncomfortable with black people being killed by the police. they think that's how it's supposed to go. no one likes to see a cow mutilate bud they don't mind eating a steak. >> trev

wilson will be held in a tomorrow. for more on this, we are joined by our legal analyst, michael cardoza on the phone with us. thank you for joining us. do you think that b.a.r.t. could have done something to prevent nia wilson's death? >> well, you look back on this and as they say, hindsight is always 20/20. so, could they have done something to stop this? sure. they could have hired more police officers. i understand they are doing that. but, if you take that to a logical end, b.a.r.t. will tell you look, we'd be happy to hire more but we need a bigger budget. so, whose fault is that? you know, they can only deal with the monies that they have, that they are staffing up. had they had more policeman, could they have stopped it? possibly. >> so, there are reports that the suspect was reportedly stopped but not apprehended for fare evasion days prior to the murder. and then of course, the point that her attorney is making, that he was able to ride b.a.r.t. all the way to pleasant hill. b.a.r.t. police are looking for the suspect all over. there he is right on b.a.r.t. in pleasant hill where he was finally caug

. >> reporr: this growing memorial where 10-year-old makiyah wilson was shot and killed is comforting to her uncle, michael d'angelo. >> it's been extremely painful and so ny different emotions. >> reporter: through his grief he's trying to change the community where makiyah was raise and died. >> we should be filling each other with love, not bullets. we should be protecting each other. we should be building these kids and pouring it into the cup of life for these kids and their youth because they are ourtu fu leaders. >> blocks away from where she was murdered is the annual national night out event. c it's an opportunity for the police and themunity to interact. i just think it's a great night for policing. >> the chief says the mission is to no onlyring neighborsnd law enforcement together but to also try and prevent crime, but fols out here w tell you that makiyah's murder is top of mind. a lot of aking progress in the case, and our intention is to not rest until t we holdse guys accountable. >> that's something makiyah's family and the entire community is counting on. >>> now while his detectives are

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they started after michael brown was shot and killed by ferguson officer wilson.bell will run unopposed in november. >>> two and a half years before ferguson, shooting death of trayvon martin was a call to action in many in the country. he was 17 and shot and killed in 2012 by george zimmerman who claimed he was attacked and he fired in self-defense. zimmerman was tried and acqu acquitted of all charges. now trayvon's martin parents have teamed up with jay-z on the new six-part docu series, rest in power. it chronicle iz his death and protest that emerged after it. tracy and sabrina were honored for their activism and we met with sabrina there yesterday. >> you and tracy received an award in this church. >> i decided i could not let my son's death be in vain. >> i've heard you say if it was up to you none would know your name or trayvon's name. how have you reconciled it now everybody knows you and everybody knows your story. >> i chose to live, number one. i chose to move to my next chapter because if my son had died and i had died, also when i was just walking a

michael brown in ferguson four years ago. bell defeated robert mccaul la, nationally known for presiding over the grand jury that choose not to prosecute then police officer darren wilson who said he shot and killed brown in self-defense. a decision that reignited violence in ferguson. national symbol of everything wrong between police and minority communities. >> that's not what we want our community to be about. >> reporter: propelled by the moment, bell ran for city council in michael brown's district. a lawyer, professor and judge, raised in st. louis county. the son of a police officer. committed to criminal justice reform. we met him during his first campaign. how important is it that there be more diversity on the council? >> i think it's very important. i think when we work together, when we get to know one another, we reach better understandings. >> reporter: he won then and now the prosecutor's race. unseating mccollough, a seven-term incumbent. backed by community leaders, bell saw a wave of new voters coming out to support him. >> i think we'll see not only him being held accountable, we'll see the community being evolved in the process of how we keep our c

wilson, the man charged in her murder, thomas goes before d.c. judge. police also have a warrant for an arrest for a second man, quinton michaels. released from jail on drug charg just three days before last month's shooting. lice say the suspect's were among the five masked men who jumped out of a car and opened fire into a crowd. killing 10-yeaold mkayah. tomorrow kicks off a week of tributes as the world prepares to say good-bye to senator mccain. d.c. and maryland will be important backdrops as we celebrate his life and in mccain's hometown, the arizona diamondbacks, holding this special tribute before last nit's game. nbc's jay gray is in arizona with details about the public nd private services being planned. >> reporter: courage, honor, respect. >> he was one of a kind. determined, courageous, tough. >> reporter: memorie of a warrior and hero, 24 hours after his passing. >> i don't know tt we'll ever see anybody who is like john mccain. i think he's one of a kind. >> reporter: he lived a life of service and sacrifice, a navy bomber pilot, prisoner of war and the lion of the senate. >> i fell in love with myy countr when i

first want to just make the point that they that darren wilson was vindicated, he was found not to have done anything legally incorrect in shooting michael and he has now been in seclusion with his wife and child for some time. we will get to him in a moment. you became the face that stood between the black live matters protesters and the police officers who had to do their jobs. why did you put yourself in that position? >> you know for me i was able to see both sides of it and i believe the middle-of-the-road was the road to travel to bring both sides together. whatever it took to do, i was willing to do that. >> your family didn't want to do that, they feared for your safety. what did you tell them? >> i told them the day that i put on that badge there was a responsibility. i think when we get that badge would get a responsibility and that was my responsibility, to the community come up to country, to make sure that i'm here for the safety of all, and that was my charge. >> harris: what impressed me at the time and i know you have written about this in your book, you wanted people to understand about those white police officers and th

wilson in d.c. sources telling news 4, the man you see here, quintin michaels, has turned himself in t lice. to go before a d.c. judge today. he was arrested over the weekend. mekaia wilson was killed last month outside her family's northwest d.c. apartment. >> right now, we want to check onour morning commute. what's going on? >> good morning. a couple things happening. westbound 50, the ramp to the outer loop of the beltway, a tash. you hav stay left to get by that. chevy chase westbound, east/west highway at grubb road, police activity, and a crash with the blocked.ne >> thank you. as more students return to the classrooms, the news 4 i-team is working for you, asking how protected are your schos? scott mcfarland reports at 5:00 there's a growing number of offirs but far fewer than some safety advocates say are needed. >> we'll have a look at your >>> temperatures going to reach the upper 80s and low 90s today. by 5:30 here on our future weather, there could be a few from thethunderstor blue ridge westbound into the shenandoah valley. a 30% chance for ahower today. lower rain chances and h

wilson. informally, i've had conversations with people like, what would this be worth? this is just kind of an aside. so, one of the curators, michaelor north, who helped us with this exhibit used to work at another institution where they oversaw nobel prizes in physics and things like that and made the comment that this quote, unquote obscure prize in physics had sold for a couple million dollars. to you can only imagine what the 1919 peace prize given to woodrow wilson, and the peace prize which is valued more because they get more publicity, is worth 100 years later. whether he deserved it or not is another debate and whether or not it's actually worth several -- like tens of millions of dollars, in actuality, not up to me. it's up to capitalism. so it's one of those things. i would say to your left, though, you have what is the government of poland awarding woodrow wilson the order of the white eagle in recognition of the establishment of poland in the versailles teatreaty. he had to wait until after he was president to accept these because presidents cannot accept gifts from foreign entities while in office, i believe. so, that

michael finney will have the answers for you. >>> the man accused of stabbing to death 18-year-old nia wilson at the mcarthur bart station could face the death news ath t hearing in the case. a large number of wilson's family showed up for the proceedings. prosecutors today added a special circumstances enhancement. that means if john lee cowell is convicted, he would be eligible for the death penalty, or life in prison without parole. cowell did not enter a plea today. >>> the man accused of killing mollie tibbetts said his client was working here legally. immigration authorities say they have no record of that. tibbetts is the iowa college student who grew up in the bay area. all this coming as rivera made his first court appearance today. mo more. >> reporter: cristhian rivera made his first court appearance in iowa, and immediately his attorney made it political. >> the government has weighed in at the highest levels of a predisposition that this young man is guilty. >> he's accused of murdering mollie tibbetts, last seen jogging not far from her home. >> he ran alongside of her, or running. he in turn chased her down. >>

wilson died. hadder sister survived. the family filed a lawsuit against bart claiming the trans it system should have barred him. >>> michaelrison time this morning. >> he pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations. he now admits he illegally paid hush money to silence two women who claimed to have had sex with the president. he told the judge he was working "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office." cohen's lawyer appeared on "good morning america" this morning. >> is michael cohen prepared to tell everything he knows about president trump to special counsel robert mueller and other prosecutors? >> yes, 100%, that's the decision he made. and that led to what happened yesterday and that's why his feelings right now are mixture of the pain he went through for his family but relief and liberation that he can now speak completely the truth without the shadow of the potential prosecution hanging over him. >> meanwhile, the president has denied knowing about a $130,000 payment made to stormy daniels 11 days before the election. but prosecutors say cohen was reimbursed by the trump organization.

wilson. rick, with manafort convicted, senator lindsey graham said this, american legal system is working in both the paul manafort and michaele charges of collusion with the trump campaign. important to let the process continue without interference. hope mr. mueller can conclude the investigation sooner rather than later for the good of the nation. should what happened today cause congressional republicans rethink their support for the president? >> it should but we've seen already they're going to do everything they can to avoid the mean tweet from donald trump. as i tweeted back to senator graham, you don't want to grab the fecal end of this stick. he will abandon everyone who supports him. they will be stuck with the radiation and fallout and stink off anything that happens to donald trump legally because he requires they defend him so passionately. and that's a bad bet. relies on two big predicates. first that donald trump ever tells the truth to anyone about anything ever. and second one they believe that donald trump says there's no collusion, nothing there, no conspiracy or contact with russia. we know there was conta

eagles' defensive end michael bennett walked out of the tunnel during the playing of the anthem and headed to the team bench. on the miami dolphins, wide receivers kenny stills, albert wilson, both took the knee during the anthem, while dolphins defensive end robert quinn and wide receiver kenny stills both raised their fist. colin kaepernick, the player who started the prprotests in 2016, also tweeteted a photo with stills, writing -- "my brother @kstills continued his protest of systemic oppression tonight by taking a knee. stay strong brothers." the two are wearing shirts reading "i know my rights." the nfl says it will not punish the players for protesting, saying it has suspended its newly implemented policy of fining teams with protesting playayers because the league did not consult with the players association before implementing the policy. and this weekend marks the first anniversary of the white supremacist gathering in charlottesville, virginia, which became the biggest and deadliest white supremacist rally in decades in the united states. the violence began on the night of august 11 when hundreds of white men bearing torches marched on the university of virgini

wilson. >>> concorde police are looking for a homicide suspect who may be driving a stolen car. terrence boyd to dixon is accused of killing 64-year-old michael downey in downey's home on pine creek way in concorde last friday. police say dixon and downey knew each other my but there is no word yet on a motive. dixon is also suspected of stealing downey's 2013 hyundai that has a license plate, 6zhc052. if you have seen that car or dixon call concorde police. >>> still ahead, a man seen taking photos up the skirts of women and girls. coming up, watch what happens as the victims father helps get him arrested. . >>> up next, a man barricaded inside and oakland hope for hours. find out how is finally ended late last night. -- how it finally ended late last night. >>> traffic is doing okay if you're driving on highway 24 westbound. it looks westbound 24 traffic continues to look good through the tunnel. >>> a little fog this morning. we will check in on the current conditions and i'm tracking a cooling trend for the weekend coming up. xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. w

michael mckee, thank you. fantastic reporting from jackson hole. i would birch -- urge everyone to go to tv to see them. -- nigel wilson talks social value next.s is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." aboutors are talking where patients capital can invest in commercial value. , we asked him to define the concept. inclusive capitalism puts equal weight on both words. inclusive, catching the people left behind in the last 15 to 20 years who have not seen any increases in wages for students or debts or public infrastructure that has been following behind massively in america, the u.k. and most of europe. and capitalism because that is model has worked. it has lifted millions of people out of poverty in the last 20 or 30 years. it is producing extraordinary amounts of wealth and driving growth around the world right now. the global economy is in great shape. >> insurance, pensions funds are ideally suited for long-dated patient investing. can you make those investments in a way that includes more than fair or just or socially right? nigel: that is what we have been doing for the last number of years. you are right. we have long-term

and mynt roy wilson principal deputy will cochair this group. , thether members include president of vanderbilt university, the president of the university of washington, president michael drake of ohio state university, president of the university of maryland, president of stony brook university and vice president for research at m.i.t.. the u.s. biomedical research enterprise is the envy of the world for the excellence of our discovery and innovation. our leadership is made possible because the overwhelming majority of researchers participating on nih grants, are honest, hard-working contributors to the advancement of knowledge that benefits us all. we must move effectively to root out examples where the system is being exploited but make sure to preserve the vibrancy of the diverse workforce playing a major role in the american biomedical research success story. sports, it takes more than defense to win at science. -- it takes a strong offense. i would like to focus on the 21st century cures act and other proactive ways you and your colleagues are helping to bolster nih's tradition of success. i spend a lot of time with researchers. i set aside time to hear from them

paul manafort and michael cohen 's convictions and then benjamin storrow on the administration's regulationsoll back on emissions from coal power plants and aaron jones of the wilson center on federal spending bills before congress. ♪ good morning. 2018.thursday, august 23, the senate is back in session at 9:30 today and we are with you for the next three hours on the "washington journal." we begin on the president's power to issue pardons. it is an issue that has moved into the spotlight in the wake of tuesday's guilty pleas and conviction of michael cohen and paul manafort. how you think this president or any president should use that power. give us a call. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. you can also catch up with us on social media. on twitter it is @cspanwj. on facebook it is facebook.com/cspan. a very good thursday morning to you. now.an start calling in we are talking about article 2, section 2 of the united states constitution. specifically, the last 20 words when noting the president's power, the constitution says he shall have the power to grant reprieves for offenses against -- the united states with the e