mr. harris? >> i don't because i know the researchers who are unpaid who stay up until 3:00 in the morning trying to scrape the data sets to show what these actual results are and it's only through huge amounts of public pressure that they've tackled bit by bit, issue by issue, bits and pieces of it. and if they were truly acting in responsibility, they would be doing so preemptively without the unpaid researchers staying up until 3:00 in the morning doing that work. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator udall. senator sullivan? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and appreciate the witnesses being here today. very important issues that we're all struggling with. let me ask ms. stanfill, i had the opportunity to engage in a couple rounds of questions with mr. zuckerberg from facebook when he was here. one of the questions i asked, which i think we're all trying to struggle with is this issue of what you, when i say you, google or facebook, what you are, right? you think there's this notion th

mr. harris. we believe that that was going to happen, we believe that is what the evidence would always show. we feel very, very good about max harris' position right now. and we are very optimistic. >> reporter: court is set me back in session here on monday for rebuttal evidence. that is likely to only take a day. then on july 29th, we will have closing arguments. that is expected to take 3-4 days. the jury could have this case in their hands to decide on august 5th. in oakland, andria borba, kpix5. >>> lots of sunshine today, sort of a warm-up for parts of the bay area. inland areas creeping towards the 90s. ski brian hackney with we can expect for the weekend. >> it is looking pretty warm, at least if you are a little bit east of the bay. high pressure is now beginning to cover california and centered over the desert but it is beginning to just send it some high pressure our way. inland areas will be warming up. tomorrow it will be 92 at antioch and warm up into the mid-90s or saturday. so th

mr. harris. >> defense attorneys have maintained throughout this trial if you really want to know what's behind the ghost ship fire that killed 36 people, the prosecution would have the building's owners and the people who performed electrical work in court. in oakland, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> shoppers were evacuated from an alameda saufway this afternoon after an explosion in one of the refrigerators. alameda firefighters were called to the safeway at the south shore center just after noon today on report of an explosion. a hazmat response team arrived to determine the source of the explosion. >> determined the source to be some sort of minor isolated unit. we're still investigating to find out what the source was. >> a woman was injured. she was treated at the scene and able to walk away. the store was temporarily closed for the investigation. it reopened around 4:30. >> hundreds of people packed a meeting on the central coast today. they voiced their opinions about phasing out off-road vehicle at a state park. today's debate was focused on oceano dunes. reporter brandon johansson w

have to fathers or family or they have brought shame to a kind of surety these women are equating mrs harris in fighting rape in the. it really to the situation that there are in. a lot of these that i just find that their choices are really fight flight or freeze and if they fight a prisoner i think that's a little like little especially and lots and lots of kindness in prison and $500.00 yes it's a show like countless women that we don't even know their names and so a lot of women just choose to just. stay quietly wallow in their sadness while these are you know their depression and just living their lives let me have is there a socioeconomic factor here too i mean is it a privilege and economic privilege to be able to. even trying to flee i mean to be able to afford to go on a vacation to leave saudi arabia you know you can't be poor and do that and you know absolutely out of doubt exactly there are several privilege there you have to be at the station where you're going to be able to you have to take care of yourself and if you're going to go seek asylum in other country you're going to

mrs harris had to borrow money to pay for his funeral.eaved parents to receive financial help. i have at times been impatient. i have at times been frustrated. but i've always known it was the right thing to do. now the prime minister, the honourable members for chelmsford and colchester, and indeed the civil servants have delivered on my requests, and i understand that from 23july, the children's funeral fund will be operational. i thank everyone involved in making this happen — the organisations that have supported me, colleagues who've encouraged me, my family who write me to revisit our loss, my team who have held my hand, and you, mr speaker, for your understanding. martin's fund is a legacy for my son, and will be a comfort to every parent that will need to use it in the future. so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. cheering. people across politics and beyond are inspired by the way she has behaved. and we are unwavering in our admiration for her. she said sometimes she's been impatient — sometimes you have to be impatient, bec

as a relates to mrs. harris, i'm more concerned about the position she's taken.n borders and allowing illegal immigrants to get healthcare. that's what i'm concerned about. >> quickly come as what is your question? what do you want to ask robert mueller? >> i would like to find out just like all of us, how all of this precipitated and how do we get to where we were and why didn't you investigate in the beginning of all of this based on the fisa warrant and steele dossier? >> congressman, greg steube, thank you for joining us.and thank you for having us in your home. thank you for watching. we hope you got the information that you need. we are working on another show coming up next monday. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a great weekend. lou: good evening everybody! and aoc implosion. the freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez making serious allegations during hispanic caucus vaguevisit to a border detention facility. here's what she now claims. >> these women were being told by officers to drink out of the toilet. they were

mr. harris. look behind me, we have families of the victims addressing the media.hey are relieved this case is this the hands of the jury. they thanked the da and thanking the jurors for being here ontime everyday and listening carefully to three months of evidence, that included testimony from the defendants themselves. derrick almena and max harris. during the course of the trial, the jury heard from firefighters, oakland police and many other people including individuals who told the defendants this warehouse is a death trap. that's exactly how the prosecutor ended his final summation today. he said if this warehouse was in fact so safe, why did these 36 people lose their lives? he showed all 36 people that died in the fire in december of 2016 in oakland. this is how it is going to go. beginning 2:00 this afternoon , the jury will begin deliberating and deliberate from monday through thursday, they do not meet on fridays, they won't meet this monday because of a jury conflict. they will meet from 9:30 to 4:00 and they will deliberate the fate of both men for eac

mr. harris. >> reporter: trial resumes monday morning with the prosecution calling rebuttal witnesses. closing arguments are set for july 29th. it could take up to three days. in oakland, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> and download the abc7 news app now and you'll get a push alert when the case goes to the jury and when a verdict is reached. you can also look back on all of our coverage of the ghost ship tragedy. >> coming up on abc7 news here at 6:00, living in fear and under threat. >> yes, we are live in san francisco. right now with the concerns of the immigrant community facing deportations by the government >> i'm spencer christian. get ready for some sizzling book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a $50 gift card. because when your business is rewarding yourself... ...our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com itit's crepe day.day for our family at denny's. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.com compare comcast business to your

mr. harris, political commentator, thank you very much for coming on.y are talking about releasing more than a million felons back onto the streets. do you think most people are in favor of that? >> i think what they are referring to is not -- when you say felon, you are thinking of these bogeymen that should be locked away forever. i think they are talking about people who are -- >> tucker: i'm talking about people who are locked away beer that is what they are promising, to release half of prison inmates. they are by definition felons. >> we believe they are locked away but that they should be locked away. there are people what they are talking about more is just people who are not necessarily felons, but people who are nonviolent offenders, drug offenders, stuff like that. releasing them. >> tucker: hold on, i'm sorry -- i'm not going to let you get a feel of what they actually said. people running, major candidates, pete buttigieg among others, are promising to let out half of all prison inmates in the united states. they are not nonviolent offender

mr. harris'. >> my francais is perfectly arrogant. >>> now, over to your stomping grounds, in boston, andi want to say in boston, l.a. dodger cody bellinger celebrated his 24th birthday with a colossal home run against the red sox. and by the crowd's reaction, you would have thought they were in l.a. >> turns on this ball and launches. [ chanting "mvp" ] >> those are dodger fans at fenway chanting "mvp" as bellinger crosses the plate. the dodgers went on to win the game, 11-2. >> so it was close. >> red sox fans are notorious for dominating chants even at away games. so kind of amazing to see this happen at any away game let alone one at -- >> i can't believe they were yelling that in fenway park. >> mvp, mvp.they being nice abo it? >> the dodgers fans were cheering on bellinger. but they were world series rivals, so it was a little bit of a stick to the red sox. >> i get it now. >> a little dig. >>> the guys who were in the right place at the right time jumping into action saving two young lives. >>> gearing up for amazon prime day, your cheat sheet for snagging the best deals. >>> and t

>> harris, mr.here at his home in dallas this morning, surrounded by family and friends. this was the first time we learned that he had been battling leukemia for the last five months or so. again, all of this according to his family, and what a big life he led. of course, running for president twice on the independent ticket. in 1992, he challenged george h.w. bush, and then arkansas governor bill clinton. perot ended up taking nearly 20% of that vote, unheard of. political analysts later said that his presence in the race tilted the results in clinton's favor. that has been contested through history. then in '96 he once again challenged then-incumbent president bill clinton and his opponent that year, senator bob dole. he was mostly mostly known for discussing the country's deficit and talking about the dangers oa government living beyond its means. this morning his family releasing a statement, and it reads in part, "in business and in life, ross was a man of integrity and action, a true american

mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the life of the late harry k. weaver of live oak, florida. from a very yuck age, he had an unwavering desire to serve others and make the world a better place. mr. weaver was born in 1929 in bristol, florida, shortly after earning his degree at florida state university he enlisted in the united states army. the following years of service to our country he returned to florida where he would dedicate more than 33 years of his life first as the administrator, then the president of the florida sheriff's youth ranches. a program that's served over 150,000 children. mr. dunn: he was also founding member of the national association of homes for children where he served as its first president. his legacy will live on and the impact he's made on the youth has left a lasting impression. mr. speaker, please join me in recognizing the life and legacy of mr. harry weemp-r weaver. -- weaver. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman from new york is recognized for one mi

mr. harris. the chair: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for two minutes. mr. harris: thank you very much, mr. chairman. just raise concerns with two amendments in this en bloc amendment. amendment number 5 is one that extends free coverage for pregnancy prevention and why i find this interesting, and with the amendment extends to all f.d.a.-approved drugs and methods, why i find it interesting is because a couple years ago we actually increased the co-pays on tricare for former members, you know, if you have diabetes and you're a former member, you have a $28 co-pay for your insulin. so this is kind of strange because what we're doing is we're selecting one type of drug and we're saying, there's no co-pays for this, and yet we have thousands if not tens of thousands of members who take an important drug like insulin and have to pay a co-pay. so it just doesn't make sense. with regards to amendment number 3, amendment number 13 extends in vitro fertilization coverage which up until now has been for members with -- whose problems have been related to their milita

after a debate performance marked by an attack from rival kamala harris, mr. biden gave a abrare interview and talket the incoming fire. fomr. biden: i was prepare them to come after me, but i'm -- i was not for the person coming at me the way -- she knew beau, she knows me. anyw. tht here's the deal, what i do know, good news anbad news, the american people think they know me, and they know me. laura: joe biden went on to criticize president trump's foreign policy agenda, saying there would be no nato is mr. r trump islected. the president shot right back. pres. trump: president obama and vice president biden, they didn't have a clue. they got taken advantage of by china, by nato, by every country they did business with. laura: for more on presidentl politics, i spoke with brittany shepherd national political correspondent at yahoo! news. you have been wiai the biden ca. did joe biden feel he had to give this inteiew after kamala harris damaged him in the first debate? brittany: i think there is a bit of narrative course correcting happening right now. biden

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. >> senator harris also says, quote, mr. trump doesn't understand his possibilities and what the american people want. >>> a man who pleaded no contest in a notorious murder case is expected to be sentenced. detectives say sean gallon confessed to killing a couple as they slept on a beach. that case went unsolved for two years. he admitted to shooting and killing his own brother. he'll likely receive three consecutive life terms when he's sentenced this morning. >>> prosecutors in the ghost ship fire trial is expected to call rebuttal witnesses. derick almena was the last witness for the defense. almena and co-defendant max harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter charges for the 2016 fire in oakland. prosecutors say they let people live in the warehouse... >>> the coast guard crew will return to the home base in almena after seizing hundreds of millions of cain. you may remember this of the chase involving crew members of the cut ear monroe. crew members jumped into a moving semi submersible vessel. >> these vessel

mr. potter. >> the harry potter film franchise like the harry potter book franchise was something that reallyration. >> but nothing rivaled the success of the marvel films. >> marvel is arguably the biggest star in the history of movies. >> with one hit after another they brought in young and old fans alike. >> my uncle and aunt, who i don't think have been to the movie theater in 20 years were like, we going zbra simply put the new century began with the stars aligned. for many movie fans, it's been a blast. >> cnn's tom foreman thank you so much and the new original series the movies aires sunday night at 9 eastern and pacific only on kann. i'm briana keeler in for wolf blitzer. erin burnette outfront starts right now. >> outfront tonight, trump's change of heart. the president now defending the crowd that chanted send her back, calling them patriots. so why is he backtracking again? plus democrats right now mapping out how they plan to question former special counsel robert mueller. what we are learning about the highly anticipated hearing. and breaking news, u.s. now monitoring an america

mr. yang i believe. kamala harris. she's all for everything including reparations. and i really have a lot to say about all that. host: all right. appreciate your comment. four guaranteed predictions for 2020. number one, record turnout. with people love trump or hate him. in and on highed alert. more people than normal are more likely to vote in 2020. a couple of other predictions for the next year. republicans have a new star. alexandria ocasio-cortez for they love to tweet about and talk about. and bernie is not going away quietly. bernie sanders and then the postdebate. what does he do next? senator sanders is getting squeezed a bit. one of the advantages he had in 2016 against their clinton was that it was a one-on-one battle. he was a stark contrast to clinton. antiestablishment contrast. now there are 10 or more democrats using the same language and the same message but they are different vehicles. they are not elderly white men that are trying to deliver the same message that he is. i think that is squeezing him a bit. the reason why i think looking at that

mr. hull and matthew harris, the chief of the clint station, have been slow to follow directives and communeirectives at the facilities." have you changed your personal approach in any way or how you're communicating with washington? >> we communicate with washington constantly. it's unfortunate -- if people want to criticize me, they are free to do that. it's unfortunate statements like that would be attributed to the patrol agent in charge of clint, who has gone above and beyond, continues to go above and beyond every day, has been lauded for his efforts, continuing efforts to care for these children. that meeting that was referenced in the paper actually occurred in april and we weren't talking about, we were talking about the volume of people we're encountering and what we're doing to process those people and move them as quickly as we can. again, i don't know why allegations like that would be made, particularly when they are inaccurate. all we can do is tell you the truth we see here in el paso we see every day. >> very, very quickly, they had border patrol agents in the article talk t

. >> during the senate testimony of william barr, senator kamala harris asked mr. barr if he had looked at all on the underlying evidence that the special counsel's team has gathered and he stated he had not. did you personally review all of the underlying evidence gatored -- gathered in your investigation? >> yes. >> did anyone on your team review the evidence -- >> as has been recited here today, a substantial amount of work was done. whether it was search warrants the the -- >> there was not one member of the team who looked at everything? >> that's what i'm getting at. >> an investigation it's normal that different members of the team would have -- would review different sets of documents and few if anyone would have reviewed the underlying -- >> thank you, yes. >> how many of the approximately 500 interviews did you attend personally? >> very few. >> on march 27, 2019, you wrote a letter to the attorney general essentially complaining about the media coverage of your report. you wrote that the summary letter released to the public late in the afternoon of marc

. >> senator kamala harris asked mr. barr if he looked at all the underlying evidence that the special counsel's team gathered. he stated he had not. i'm going to ask you, did you personally review all of the underlying evidence gathered in your investigation? >> to the extent it came through the special counsel's office, yes. >> did any single member of your team revoou all the upped lying evidence gathered during the course of your investigation? >> as has been recited here today, a substantial amount of work was done, whether it be search warrants -- >> my point is there was no one member of the team that looked at everything. >> that's what i'm trying to get at. >> it's fair to say that in an investigation as comprehensive as yours, it's normal that different members of the team would have different sets of documents and few, if anyone, would have reviewed all the underlying -- >> thank you, yes. >> how many of the approximately 500 interviews conducted by the special counsel did you attend personally? >> very few. >

. >> senator harris also says mr.rump, quote, doesn't understand his responsibilities and what the american people want from their president. >>> in the north bay, a man who pleaded no contest in a notorious murder case is finally expected to be sentenced today. detectives say shaun gallon confessed to killing jason allen and lindsey cutshall as they were sleeping on the beach in 2004. the case went unsolved for 12 years. gallon also confessed to killing his brother. he'll likely receive three consecutive life terms when he's sentenced this morning. >>> prosecutors in the ghost ship trial are expected to call rebuttal witnesses. derick almena and co-defendant max harris face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter charges for the 2016 fire in oakland. prosecutors say they let people live in the warehouse illegally and ignored safety measures. the defense has suggested the fire was the work of arsonists. >>> happening today, a coast guard crew will return to their home base in alameda after seizing hundreds of millions o

is what senator harris did is show, one, that she would fight and fight on an issue of a lot of people including those they are passionate about. the issue is not just bussing but when mrn responded, he said well, senator harris, it was the local government. that is a concern not only to blacks, women, lgbtq. are we going back to bathroom cases. how can we say to calm people down, we should let the federal government step back and youer backing back to states rights. that makes them very vulnerable. >> i'm not sure he was arguing the constitutional theory there. i think he was saying don't blame me. >> but it is the government's job. the government's job is to protect the minorities against the tyranny of the majority. that's what the whole civil rights movement was about. did they tell the freedom riders, don't ride the greyhound buses, it will cause division. we won't have any of that if that was the deciding factor on people standing up for what was right and what made this country better. >> i think biden has a problem. you can apologize for certain things but he called forced bussing or bussing required by the courts as a nine. it wasn't very popular among working

mr. biden may be doing harris and booker and anybody else he gets into it with a favor.ocrats need to see any of these potentials tested because this is the most fearsome politician we've seen in my lifetime on the national stage, president trump. and i mean that as a compliment. the man knows how to fight in a way that the media will reward and his base will respond. so you've got to see if they're up to it. >> no question. no question. people want to see people getting in the ring and battling, battling fiercely over ideas. they completely want that. and yes, record is fair game, no doubt about that either. but people much more want to see the future. what is going to happen to me and my life in the future? and i don't think that apologizing or at least saying you know what? i've evolved, i've grown, i mean i have done stuff in the past year i would redo again. i've done stuff in the past days i would redo. it's not human to suggest we are static as human beings. dr. dyson, you're a preacher. you understand the power of, you know, forgiveness and i think that there is

mr. trump. california senator kamala harris yesterday in west des moines: >> i don't think he understas.s is america's birthday, not his birthday. he wants to have a military parade. why don't you think about military families? >> yang: and south bend mayor pete buttigieg spoke to ngporters today after marc in a storm lake, iowa parade: >> this should not be a poitical event. nothing about fourth of july should be reduced to politics. i think reducing our nation to tanks and shows of muscle just makes us look like the loud- mouth guy at the bar. >> yang: back in washington, signs of the president's event were in the background during the annual parade. onlookers cheered as a birthday ake for america floated b a giant uncle sam flew overheadt as just blocks away from the military hardware parked in front of the lincoln memorial. besides armored vehicles the white house has arranged for fly-overs by warplanes, including f-35 fighter jets and the blue angels. both the white house and pentagon have declinedput a price tag on the event, but the national park service is diverting $2.5 milliend

archie, meghan interviewing michelle obama i'm so excited for you and harry, imagining meghan and michelle chatting over lunch, mrs. obama supporting another woman as meghan puts it as she speaks out unlike any royal before her keir simmons, nbc news, london >> and that edition will be available online this friday that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. >>> i first saw it and i tried to pull him in. >> any time a life is lost, it's a tragedy. when it's young people, it's even worse. >> he was only 6. >> there were thousands of people there. it could have gone so much worse so fast. >>> a lot of shock, a lot of anger, and a lot of fear, but also tonight a lot of prayers. we continue our coverage of the mass shootings here in gilroy. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us here at gilroy right next to the garlic festival. >>> we are here in our studios. >>> tonight we've identified all three victims that were killed. they include a 13-year-old girl, a little 6-year-old boy and a man in his 20s from new york state. >> we've confirmed the identity of the gunman, 19-year-old santino legan. he used an a

harris. next time, biden is promising we'll see less mr. nice guy at the next debate. aw, biden finds himself in the middle of the state between both booker and harris. >> i was probably overly polite in the way i didn't respond. >> are you going to be less polite then? >> i'm going to smile a lot. >> you said you're not going to be polite in the next debate? >> we'll see. >> oh, dramatic pause there. joining me senior director for progressive programming at sirs xm, zerlina maxwell and former aide elise jordan. what does a less polite joe biden look like? >> somebody who is ready to address some of the critiques that have been made about his record which i think are fair. and this current fight is really interesting. and i say, somebody who had to deal with the same critiques, as a staffer for hillary clinton who had to deal with the same exact messaging about the crime bill. and frankly, it was a weakness going into the general election because largely, millennials of color did not support hillary clinton in high numbers in states to win the electoral college. this is

i'm so excited for you and harry, imagining meghan and michelle chatting over lunch, mrs.oman as meghan puts it as she speaks out unlike any royal before her. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >> and that edition will be available online this friday. ath's "nightly news." >>> light, camera, access. ♪ >>> and i happened to look over and my mom is crying so hard. >> the proud moment that left the rock's mom if tears and is wendy feuding with bow wow?>>

mr. clean. >>> back with senator kamala harris. thank you for sticking around.to ask you about something in the news. there is a challenge to the affordable care act that is rocketing its way through the courts and appears to be on the way to the supreme court. if you won the presidency and the aca was gone, 20 million people have been thrown off health insurance because the aca was overruled by this trump administration lawsuit, would that change your approach to what you wanted to do with health care? would you try to get back what had been lost with the aca or would you still proceed with the kind of radical reform you've been talking about, a single payer plan for everybody? >> well, immediately, one of the things that i think all american families know that they do not want, by any stretch of the imagination, to lose is the ban on pre-existing conditions being the reason that people can't have access to health care. children being able to be on their parents coverage until age 27. that stuff has to come back immediately. there are so many people who have be

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kamala harris is essentially tied with mr. trump. as you can see there, while the democratic numbers do change depending on thee, candid president trump's numbers essentially match his job appr al rating, which in this poll is right in line where with he's been at 45%. in the democratic race for the nomination, joe biden istill on top despite his shaky debate performance followed by a surging elizabeth warren. kama harris, bernie sanders, and pete buttigieg round out the top tier. and yes, ladies and gentlemen, that is your top tier. sorry to everybody else these days. looking at the rest of the field, only andrew yang and beto o'rourke reach 2%. there's a real prospect that the remaining one percenters won't even qualify for the third debate in september and will be forced out of the race. ultimately, the real story of our poll is two separate and distinct races are emerging on theidemocratic s each defined by the magnitude of change voters are looking for. there's the smallet change, g things done, restoration side representeby joe

mr. biden responded, he said, well, senator harris, when you were bussed, it was the local school board that the federal government. so are you not advocating state rights? that's a concern not only to blacks, but that's a concern to women and lgbtq. are we going back to bathroom cases like in indiana? how can we say that to calm people down, we should let the federal government step back in the states decide when effect you're going back into states rights. that makes him very vulnerable if he doesn't clarify that. >> i think he was doing that to get off the hook, reverend. i'm not sure he was arguing the constitutional theory there. i think he was just saying don't blame me. it's not my job. that's what it seems like he was saying. what do you think? >> but it is the government's job. the government's job is to protect minorities whether they be black or latino or gay against the tyranny of the majority. that's what the whole civil rights movement was about. did they tell the freedom riders don't ride the greyhound buses because it's going to cause division? do they tell gays don't march i

number two will be featured brown to senator harris was mr.l in the first democratic debate in miami. >> the san francisco marathon is taking place. at about 530 this morning when the runners started out they started bright and early. we want to show you the map. the renters have crossed the finish line but plenty of runners making their way around the city. beautiful views along the waterfront. talk to the winner this morning. a lot of people behind you sarah. >> good morning. that is right. a lot of excitement out here. we are at the plaza where the festivities continue. you can see all of the people making their way to the celebrations. the marathon started at 5:30 this morning. it ended not too long after with gregory billings, the first person to cross the finish line. he completed the marathon in two hours 25 minutes and 25 seconds. he was 10 seconds shy. he was the first person ever to win two years in a row. he ran across the finish line with his four-year-old son. we asked if there were any differences between this year's race in the

harris. david: i imagine mr. biden will be much more prepared this time.was not very strong the first time. she now has come out with her own modified version of health care. it is fascinating how much of this is turning into health care so far. a fair amount on immigration as well, but a lot of it is on health care. alix: i was talking to the ubs cio the other day when you are out. when they pulled small businesses -- when they p olled small businesses, health care was like the number three thing they are worried about. coming up, more on today's for decision. we will talk to mike swell, goldman sachs asset management. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ , opening act or closing number? fed chair jay powell facing investors today with either a fed cut or the start of a cutting cycle. china and the u.s. talks end in silence. stall in progress. talks may continue in september. and ge powers up. general electric raising its outlook for earnings and cash flow is a turnaround in its and abusiness surges search for a new cfo. david: we have the fed, we have earnings and eve

mr. president, asylum? >> president trump: come on up up. >> harris: you see the president of the united states there, still getting questions yelled at him on sundry of topics. he's got his pen out. the proclamation on "made in america" day and "made in america" week is what this event is all about. normally of those occasions we have reported shutting things out, usually don't have a large clap or cheer for the president because that's an event where it's the media. but you can hear all of those people who have shown up to see some of the products, made in america, and they've been out there for hours. and the president decided to take some questions from the media, and it was all about other things. particularly his twitter fight with some representatives in congress with him he got into it over the weekend. and then just the last little while, house speaker nancy pelosi says that she wants to put together a proclamation of her own. she is proposing wording a resolution in the house, responding to the president, what she calls his xenophobic statements on twitter. and around and around we go. let's bring

mr. yang, thank you. >> senator harris, the floor is yours. >> thank you.e you with a couple of things. one, we need a nominee who has the ability to prosecute the case against four more years of donald trump. and i will do that. second, this election is about you. this is about your hopes and your dreams and your fears and what wakes you up at 3:00 in the morning. and that's why i have what i call a 3:00 a.m. agenda that is about everything from what we need to do to deliver health care to how you will be able to pay the bills by the end of the month. and when i think about what our country needs, i promise you i will be a president who leads with a sense of dignity, with honesty, speaking the truth, and giving the american family all that they need to get through the end of the month in a way that allows them to prosper. so i hope to earn your support. please join us at kamalaharris.org. >> mayor buttigieg, 45 seconds. >> i've had the experience of writing a letter to my family, putting it in a nn envelope mard "just in case," in case i didn't come back f

harry. but now he's hearing from his uncle sam. "dear mr.the attention of the united states mint that you may be in the possession or control of an aluminum one-cent coin. it is our understanding that you may have obtained this item from your late father." boy, they know a lot! >> they sure do. >> "please contact me at your earliest opportunity so we may discuss arrangements for the timely return of the subject piece." they're coming after you. >> they are. >> recall that randy's father works at the denver mint for 20 years. upon retiring in 1980, he's apparently allowed to keep a bag full of error coins as part of his retirement gift. you were convinced, in your mind, that your dad received this coin legally and was entitled to keep it? >> absolutely, 100 percent. >> but now, 34 years later, the government claims otherwise. what are your options? >> well, our options was to immediately turn over the coin, or do what we did. and that was to file a lawsuit against the united states treasury to keep ownership of the coin. >> the other half of

harris. i think that's getting lost in all of this. as terrible as what mr. epstein is alleged to have done, and actually admitted to doing, that is primarily, in our country, the job of state and local prosecutors and law enforcement paid the federal government does not get involved with murders, rapes, violent crime. no matter how horrendous. unless there is an importance or crossing of state borders are international borders. which is what might've gone on here. i think acosta was right to say, "look, the person primarily at fault for not putting epstein away for a longer time is the florida d.a.." >> harris: they had a 53-charge indictment that the feds could have gone after. your last word? >> i agree, harris. the question now is, is that really the true story? is acosta really -- i think he is generally saying, "this is the way the legal system works." now we need to know, is this really what happen? where did acosta actually have more information? could he have brought a compelling case, or was he really worried about the evidence and the ability to ac

. >> during the senate testimony of william barr, senator kamala harris asked mr. barr if he had looked at all the underlying evidence that the special counsel's team had gathered. he stated he had not. did you personally review all of the underlying evidence gathered in your investigation? >> it came through the special counsel's office yes. >> did any single member of your team look at all the underlying evidence? >> substantial amount of work was done, search warrants or -- >> my point is there is no one member of the team that looked at everything. >> that's what i'm trying to get at. >> it is fair to say an investigation as comprehensive as yours it is normal that different members of the team would have different sets of documents and few if anyone would have reviewed all of the underlying. >> thank you, yes. >> how many of the approximately 500 interviews conducted by the special counsel did you attend personally? >> very few. >> march 27, 2019 you read a letter to the attorney general complaining about the media coverage of your report. you wrote and i quot

harris 12%. and you see the rest there. the numbers are coming as democratic presidential candidates get ready to tee up for that debate. so biden has said no more mr guy. he is going to be unleashing, if he has to. but clearly to avoid another versus harris kind of debate stage moment. why would punching down work when you look at how high he is in the polling? >> reporter: the impression that i'm getting is not that he's punching down, per se. it's that he is ready to attack daily, that he is on the defense. that he's not going to take this rose garden policy of just standing back and trying to rise above it all. that he realizes he has to engage in the day-to-day battles. so that's the impression that he's sending out, that if he is attacked on the stage that he plans on being, quote, not so polite. that he will engage because he has to. that he saw after that first debate that if someone comes directly at him, he's got to be able to respond. >> can i respond? >> go ahead. he was kind of caught flatfooted and he had kind of this engagement with the democrats are not going to attack each other. but now he's essentially sign posting that gloves ar

mrs. obama says. time expands and contracts. each moment holds its own little i'm so excited for you and harry to experience nietthat, meghan. t. nlike any royal before her. mi magazine being so positive and optimistic, that doesn't seem to b case. there are people still the ecriticizing meghan, particulary in the press, but in the magazine, there is a poem that perhaps gives us a glimpse ofe it all. it's called the beh, and it includes the line, why don't you do as i do, says the beach? let it all wash over you. guys. >> okay. something to think about there. >> wow. >> i love meghan markle. i think this is giving her a chance to kind of branch out a little bit. >> good for her. >>> next , cue the music. the song you have been hearing everywhere, lil nas paste x's old town road, it has broken the record for most weeks at number one on the billboard hot 100 chart. its the former mariah carey's one sweet d with carey tweeted sending love and x. he revealed he knew his hit song,quote, needed to be funny,o needed t be catchy, it needed to be hip-hop, it needed to be country, and it needed to be short. >> that was a lot going on.

mr. yang i believe. kamala harris. she's all for everything including reparations.nd i really have a lot to say about all that. host: all right. appreciate your comment. four guaranteed predictions for 2020. number one, record turnout. with people love trump or hate him. in and on highed alert. more people than normal are more likely to vote in 2020. a couple of other predictions for the next year. republicans have a new star. alexandria ocasio-cortez for they love to tweet about and talk about. and bernie is not going away quietly. bernie sanders and then the postdebate. what does he do next? senator sanders is getting squeezed a bit. one of the advantages he had in 2016 against their clinton was that it was a one-on-one battle. he was a stark contrast to clinton. antiestablishment contrast. now there are 10 or more democrats using the same language and the same message but they are different vehicles. they are not elderly white men that are trying to deliver the same message that he is. i think that is squeezing him a bit. the reason why i think looking at that pr

mr. biden saying he supports the president is evolving, as he heads into election cycle. biden and camera harrisill taken issue with cory booker and control justice reform and race. is this the winning strategy to focus on the president's president. >> i think it's difficult for joseph biten to do that. even the statement of relies it lends to rejections in the policy and the electorate. the electorate is much more official on material issues, economic equalities and standards of living and the future. >> i think that plays into president trump's hand a great deal. unless it's a vision over and above, let's talk about minimum wage and health care and so on. i think it will be hard for any of the candidates. >> thank you very much. >>> you can see how they all do. coverage beginsal 8::0015 attorney in london, only here. >>> still ahead, u.s. republicans are blocking after security bills. russian medaling efforts, we'll hear from that ahead for you. >>> we'll bring you up to date on this one, next. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven

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