when d apa, the later version of the aca it did not go through the epa. if you go through the apa if a regulation violates another federal statute it is illegal, congress determines these immigration issues through immigration and nationality act but even all that aside, every president has a duty under article 2 of the constitution to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. the fifth circuit appeals court helped the bigger version to be unconstitutional because it violated the administrative procedure act and was inconsistent with immigration and nationality act. the courts didn't read the constitutional question because there are multiple ways that is unconstitutional. all that went on here is the president and his dhs secretary and attorney general looked at the fifth circuit decision and said when d apa is illegal then the aca is illegal too. if the administration is doing something illegal today we need to stop it today. that was there rational explanation. the court should have adopted that explanation and they will take us up on appeal. >>

even though at american apa, we were not part of that organization, i felt that way alpa's -- leadership, you have been heavy lifters. everyone in the system council met. large, when the average joe is talking about how safe the system is, they are talking about you. two.i'm back for round it is a real honor and very humbling. i'm not sure if many of you know this, but we are hitting a big milestone this month. the faa is turning 60, hard to believe. especially since half of the time i've been lying around. how fare reflecting on we've come, not only as an agency, but as a community. start.n at a rough it certainly did not start out as anything close to the safest form of transportation in the world. way to the gold standard. trial and error, tragedy and sacrifice. those are the watched words of a pioneering era passed into the night a long, long time ago. over the last 20 years, commercial aviation facilities in the u.s. have decreased by 95%. and i'm not going to stand e and claim that everything good that happened in aviation safety over the last few decades is thanks to the regulator

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police say ahild fell from a balcony photograph the 24th store of the skylineme apas. in may, a toddler fell from the 26thlo. coming up more on how to keep your child safe. >>> a man believed t be responsible for terrorizing women in d.c. and virginia is behind bars this morning and police say he couldhe be culprit behind severalther cases. since 2016 police have been th investigating incidents where a man would sneak up behind a woman and ex-himself and try -- and expose himself and try to grab them. >>obviously, this is somebody doing this for a long time. in addition to our detectives reviewing this, t we're asking public to come forward if they have any information about the activities of m campos so we can investigate them. >> in arlington,ampos is a suspect in at least nine oth cases. >>> nbreakingews from west virginia now. all four of the state justices have been impeached. >>est virginia state lawmakers working well into the night and proving a jaw-dropping article stating all four abused theirit auths including chief justice margaret workman, allen lowe robin

when both daca and dapa were created, it did not go through the apa. if the regulate violates another federal statute, it's illegal. they do it through the immigration and nationality act. but every president has the duty under article 2 of the constitution to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. the fifth circuit appeals court three years ago held that daca was constitutional because it violated the acts. the court didn't even reach the constitutional question because they say there are multiple ways that that's unconstitutional. all that went on here is the president and his dhs secretary and attorney general looked at that decision and said, well, if daca's illegal, then dapa's illegal too. if we're doing something illegal today, we need to stop it today. and that was their rational explanation. >> they weren't very big fans of the reasoning in what they received. our buddy buck sexton tweeted, why do we even have a president? apparently all we need is a handful of left-wing federal judges. doug. >> well, under separation of powe powers,

we're creating apa that was like our own home in the hospital, really helped him heal and it's doi thatll these other children too. >> this organization has been around for a number of years. i wanted to ask a couple of former patients who benefited from hope for henry about t o impa something like this. what do you think? >> so it reallys relie the stress of a hospital stay and medical appointments and just gives the patients some hope > >> it also provides a distraction for the kids going through a hard time here at the hosptaal. >> we'reing up for hope for henry's newest project, which is a room of your n, giving it a big thumbs up, s? right, g all right. that is the very latest. you're operating in two hospitals here and of course a hospital in ohio, med star georgetown and ch dren's national medical center and the cleveland hospital. >> cleveland clinic children's. >> that is theatest from hope for henry. >> what a wonderful program. an incredible joy for little children. >> it's what they need and deserve. >>> let's get a quick checkn the weather. >> love that story, molette. for

. >>> families torn apa by alleged abuse. >> tonight, former members of the controversial church arealking to news4. jim and wendy in the newsroom with a look at the investigation into the cavalry temple church in sterling. >>>rm four church members are talking to news4 about the allegations of physical, sexual abuse by the church's leadership. >> and tonight at 5:00, why they say the arrest of a former church member is just the tip of the iceberg. our david culver will have the story. >>> and also, we're going to be the shelters tomorrow i'm going to tell you a story of reggie. this is a lile beleaguered, little desperate starving cat i found on the side of the road. it's something that shelters do. i'll tell you about how the shelter helped me with reggie. it's something you don't think about or know what a shelter does. they also would talv in david if he needed to. >> always a -- there the t. >> yeah. >> you saw him on the side of the road? >> yeah. he was- walking >> you took him under your wing? >> yeah. we're going to talk about that and prepare you for cleshing the ters tomor

and if they are not safe right now, that is what is tearing me apa apart. >> mary ellen are you surprised doing all of this talking, and any clues in that interview clip? >> well, when i see it in other cases, it is not typical, but when i see it in other cases, what the person is doing is really takes some arrogance and high risk behavior, but it does take a certain level of self-confidence to stand before the media and do something like this if you are in fact respo e responsible. what that does is when, again n the similar cases can, the individual is deflecting the investigation away from them, and in other words saying things like i have no idea what happened. i ha i have no idea where they are. so, but their confidence level is that they could sppersuade t public and law enforcement that they are not the person that the's responsible. >> and our local affiliate is saying that shannan watts is the one buried in a deep grave and the two girls were found inside of an oil tank. does that tell you anything? >> well, if the father is responsible, this is a place of employment, but putting

today marks two years since a me deadly apa building explosion rocked a neighborhood in silver springsthat explosion killed seven people at the flower branch apartment and two were children. today there will be a vigil to remember ose killed i starts tonight at 7:30 at aaing lot across from the parking complex. >>> it's now 6:35. here is a look at your other top story. find out more about the guilty verdict of a former uber driver. prin george's county police say pierre picked up the woman from a d.c. barte and ad of driving her home, he drove her to a college park motel. >>> an armyeteranccused of killing his wife and a police officer has pleaded not guilty. ryan hamilton was formally st arraigned day. hamilton allegedly confessed to killing ashley after his 2016 arrest. it was guinden's first shift as a police officer. hamilton's trial begins on monday. g>bowser will travel to el salvador and durher three-day trip she will sign a sister city agreemenvawith el sor. our sister station will with e mayor. he will be the only local reporter traveli with her. starts tomorrow nht right here

the apa approved the rules in 2015 after an independent investigation showed howow the a leadership actively colluded with the pentagon and the cia torture programs. the american psychological association is the largest group of psychologists in the world. in a newly leaked audio recording, house intelligence committee chair devin nunes of california says republicans must keep control of the house in order to protect president trump from special counsel robert mueller's investigation. listen carefully. situation2 [indiscernible] we have to keep misery. if we don't keep missouri, all of this goes away. cosi as chair of the house intelligence committee, which is responsible for conducting the yearar-long investigation into russia's interferenence in trums ties to russia. in new town, north dakota, hundreds of people marched in honor of olivia lone bear and other missing and murdered indigenous women across the country. the march came days after olivia lone bear's body was found in lake sakakawea, nine months after she went missing. in education news, the common application used by students to

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the judge had to deny a motion by a group of news outlets like cnn, "the new york times" at the apa who wanted everything on sale before the end of the trial including juror names. now the manafort team believes that the trial has taken on the feel of the final days of the 2016 presidential campaign when he many experts and pundits expected things to go one way and certainly others were surprised by the results. the difference is many people here had predicted a quick verdict in this case and it has not happened yet. the lead defense attorney also continues to express his belief that the longer deliberations drag on, the better for their side. the manafort team met today and he's being held in a small cell without access to a tv, book or anything like that and a source indicated that when or lose in alexandria, they will have to quickly refocus for his next trial in federal court, in d.c. next month. >> harris: and peter, thank you very much. we will come back to you as a news warrants. ian pryor is a former trial attorney and former principal deputy director of public affairs at the ju

i am seeing just a little bit over areas like in,apa, sanoma and higher elevations.anta rosa, american canyon, still covered with widespread gray. if we head to the east bay, the east bay shore stuck under the cloud cover as well. we go inland, it has thinned out for some of our inland communities, areas like san ramon, pleasantton, livermore and looks like a little bit of haze, perhaps but mostly blue skies and sunshine. we have the peninsula. san francisco through san mateo. as you get closer to sunnyvale, san jose. the onshore breeze has been blowing the conspire day. fairfield, 25 miles per hour. so. >> here is a look at the temperatures. 61 in nav ae. 60 in santa rosa. 67 in walnut creek, and we have a lot of 50s around the bay and along the peninsula. 67-degrees outside redwood city. here is a look at what we would consider average this time of year compared to what we are seeing today. anywhere from five to ten to fifteen degrees below the norm. 70 for you. 84 is where you typically are for this time of year. here is a view of what you can expect. around the b

you are supposed to research the person your name in a diagnosis after in the apa did not. so that is why we are in the situation we are in today. this rainbow is a simplistic language of the autism spectrum that took hold in the public mind and you can see it is basically a chart on the far left is the idea of classic autism, children with greater impairment, with the disorder in the far right. it is increasingly seen as indistinguishable from high functioning autism. i hate the term high functioning about functioning but these are terms in common usage. asperger disorder was reclassified in 2013 as autism spectrum disorder. so at a longer exists as a medical diagnosis. although it does internationally in this country it no longer does. socially, asperger's name remains in wide usage is an identity for millions of people a term applied to loved ones in the personality stereotype in popular cultures. most of us never think about the man behind the name. the question that this work now brings up is does demand matter? in medicine, naming a disorder after someone is meant to

i can't make a judge read a brief but these are apa claims. these aren't gun control act claims.ve no standing. the judge can't even review the decision that the state department made so i'm just sitting here watching all of these gun files online and people arguing about what reality is when we both know that guns are now downloadable and they have been repeatedly demonstrated to be. >> chris: to a certain degree i think you are protecting by saying i'm just making the information available, i'm not responsible for what people do once they get the information, but the fact is, cody, there are real-world consequences here. what if somebody takes your information, makes a gun and then goes out and kill someone, potentially god forbid kills member of your family, do you bear any responsibility? would you feel any remorse? >> cody: i credit the question as an honest question. i credit your question is good faith but i literally believe in the second amendment to the point of that it's all right and it should be expected that there will be social costs for protecting a right like thi

do you trust and are wheeler, the acting administrator of the apa when he says it is his goal to come 50 state solution that avoids a confrontation with california over making it and enforcing its own rules? what are the chances the epa and california could come to a consensus on regulations? epa is actually obligated to regulate greenhouse gases and it would be great if we could keep the national program that is in place. i think the challenge for epa at this point is they are taking away by proposal. california and at least 12 other states and they are being sued by 19 states already. this is not the way to set a table to have the kind of that the acting administrator wheeler is adjusting. our companies could work directly, i think, with california. and certainly could have worked with epa. what it means for epa as they could not do the rollback that they are -- have promised to their base. it would have resulted in tweaks to the system to recognize the benefits of electric vehicles or hybrids. other things that the industry wanted to reduce and is producing for foreign markets. and

and it just looks like to a lot of people, the world is coming apa apart. especially for the democrats. and at one point humphrey is up in the hilton along lakefront, and inhaling tear gas. because they have to close the windows from the tear gas rising up from the street. president johnson is down on his ranch trying to make sure they don't compromise too much on the vietnam plain, he also thinks, what, what's going to happen? what possibly might happen? which is so sad. >> yes, luke? >> don't give up op other candidates well johnson said he wasn't going to run, but we're going to draft him anyway because he's our only hope and he got thrown out in five minutes. >> don't you remember at one point some of the community people want to nominate johnson so they can put him out on the floor, and beat him down? wasn't that one of the saddest scenes, a sitting president waiting for him to call him. now his people around him, and i think they're probably justified, argue he wouldn't accept it, the offer. but he wanted to be offered, didn't he? it was his birthday.

after they took over, he already announced a couple of multiple -- including the apa, the australianand italian telecom jv. a lot of news ongoing. it is kind of a driver for the future growth. also, besides what was announced, it is safe to say they are actively looking for assets. m&a is a driver. rishaad: the move has been towards value stocks and that growth ones, hasn't it? prudence: yeah. they are trying to balance. they tried to give more cash out to investors that somehow they want to keep more cash for the growth of the business. -- to bringo have good news. rishaad: thank you very much for that. asia -- ourt bloomberg asia reporter. a look at another hong kong company. it has not had a good time of it. we are talking tencent. stocks tumbling, leaving a price to look up. we will brett -- we will wrap up what has been a difficult week. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: 93 9 a.m. right here in hong kong as well as in singapore, shanghai. it is a few seconds ago before the start of the trading day. indeed, in shanghai as well. a lot to be digesting. perh

. >> the board of australian gas pipeline operator apa group is recommended shareholders of $9.9 billionctor lee. the per-share cash bid was announced in june. it requires approval from australian regulators, who in 2016 rejected and infrastructure bid. >> reports from china say the government is trying to ease flatdity risks on online arms, saying that they have identified potential problems and local authorities have taken measures to maintain stability. regulators will help with mergers and will crackdown on what is termed malicious exit from almost 100 and 20 lending platforms that have collapsed in july alone. let's stay in china. the big question, what causes empires to fall? one in full until deal says it is a question of investment. our opinion writer joins us from sydney. david, we post the question to our viewers. you sort of draw a distinction between what's happening in china and what happened in the soviet union. what are these projects you were talking about that china seems to be embarking on and why did that do so much damage? i think there's a real parallel but one that