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the dow jones industrial average lost se n points, and the s&p 500 added 13. e ill to come on the newshour: rolling back futean fuel standards. protests stop rush-hour traffic in chigo. federal officials promise to secure the 2018 election. and, much more. >> woodruff: one of president trump's key ambitions has been to roll back or revoke actions taken by his predecessor president obama. on climate change, the administration says it believes auto emission standards that were supposed to take effect in the next few years are too tough and hurt the u.s. economy. thus, the present's latest move, announced today: lowering car fuel efficiency requirements. >> so we raised fuel efficiency, helped consumers, helped improve air quality, and we're making better cars than ever. >> woouff: over his tenure, president obama put in place rules that would have nearly doubled average fuel economy standards in the united states. his administration required that cars and light trucks be onto traceet average fuel efficiencies of 54.5 miles per gallon by the year 20 an effort to

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omarosa p writing it that it's finally sunk in that someone she thought she knew so well was actually a racist adding, quote, my certainty about the "nrd tape and his frequent uses of that word were the high mountain ofparuly ing things that i experienced with him and, quote, omarosa claims in her book she's worried about the pres mental decline citing his contradictions and responses during a sit-down interview wh lester holt. white house press secretary sarah huck bowanders blast the allegations saying omarosa's book is, quote, riddled lies and false accusations. she also says omarosa had only positive things to say aboutum president when she worked at the white house. meantime, mgm studios which owned and produced "celebrity apprentice" says it's not commenting on the allegations. let me also mention this. late thi afternoon a contradiction to the story with omarosa giving an terview to npr and telling them that she had in fact heard the te. w, if you'll remember okay roseau will be doing a sit-down interview with chuck todd on "meet the press" on sunday. sot'sefinitely not the last time we'll be hearing about this. wendy and jim,

p 500 added 16. and, this was the second and final day of the late aretha franklin's public viewing in deoit. thousands have filed past the casket at the charles h. wririt museum of n american history. the funeral for the legendary singer takes place tomorrow.l st come on the newshour: takeaways from the primaries in arizona and florida, and looking ahead to the general election. waves of refugee flee venezuela as the economic crisis worsens. remembering senator john mccain. and, much more. ni >> woodruff: last was the final time this year we will have primary election results from more than one state. wlisa desjardins reports t the winners in arizona anda florll us about the 2018 midterms. >> reporter: he entered election day behind in funding and behind in the polls, but last night, democrat andrew gillum pulled off an historic upset in florida. democrats narrowly picked the progressive tallahassee mayorn over better-knd more moderate opponents, like gwenah gram, a former congresswoman and daughter of former governor bob graham. i gillthe state's first black nominee for governor, onec of three a american gubernatorial candidates this year, along with fellow democ

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