they think of us as apes.hen there are these stereotypes about commonality associated with black men. one of that is based statistics i breakdown in the book. why a lot of people have these concerns. when you look at street crime, black men do commit a disproportionate share and i .alk about why that is when you look at some of the reactions people have to african-american men, i talk about some brothers who experience -- people don't want to sit next to us on the subway, there's a famous writer who writes about taking the amtrak and you can sit wherever you want. the black man says this is always the last seat next to him to get filled. on southwest airlines, you can choose your seat. jokes ifs journalists a black man is sitting in the aisle seat and another black man is sitting in the window seat, that middle seat is the last to go. he jokes that lack men love southwest because they get more legroom. these responses people have two black men which are in some cases relatively benign like that and in some way

that's due, in part, to a 2011 law known as ap-109.was created to help relieve the california's state prison systems once dangerously over-crowded conditions. now, thousands of inmates who normally would have gone to prison are diverted to county jails. like the law has drastically changed the make-up of the inmate population with more convicts serving hard time as opposed to shorter term, not-convicted inmates still awaiting trial. >> it has brought some very unique challenges to us. number one, now our jail is like state prisons. before county jails, people would do 3-6 months in county jail. now, we have folks here for 17 years. we're seeing state prison activities. we're seeing folks running their criminal enterprises, at least trying to, from inside our facilities. we're seeing greater propensity for smuggling, a greater propensity for assault on officers and staff. we didn't see that before. our officers are trained to be custodians for short-term inmates. so it is really creating a paradigm shift for local jail facilities. >> we

. >> half say they disapprove of president trump's handling of the situation while 37% ap f pro. as to whether the u.s. should take military action, 53% favoring, 43% against. >>> let's bring in john avlon and chris cillizza. gentlemen, good to be with you this morning. we've been talking, over six months of tweets and comments he's yet to face a crisis. is this the crisis? >> it certainly appears to be. partly a crisis of his own making.

then there are -- as apes. then there are stereotypes associated with black men.hose are based on statistics i breakdown in the book. while people have these concerns, when you look at crime,time -- street black people do commit a disproportionate share. i talk about why that is and what we can do about it. when you look at some reactions people have to african-american men, i talk about brothers whose experiences that people do not want to sit next to us on the subway. there is a famous writer who writes about taking the amtrak and you can sit every -- sit anywhere you want. the seat next to the black man is always the last to get filled. onset was airline, you can also choose your seats. a sports journalist joked that if a black man is sitting on an aisle seat and the other is in the window seat, a middle seat is the last to go. he joked black people love southwest because they get more legroom on it. there are responses that people have to black men that are relatively benign like that and then others that are quite harmful, like police being more likely to sho

legend has it that as long as these apes are here, the british will stay in gibraltar.

and former director of iraq with the national security council back with me as well, washington post's robert costa and ap's vivian salama. >> two weeks ago, the president went into a meeting room and we were hoping he would finally

the ap first reporting on this. that the diplomats, asaccording to the ap officials with knowledge of that probe, that they were exposed to advanced devices operating outside the range of audible sound, that they say were deployed either inside or outside the u.s. embassy there. it's not clear whether it was a weapon or it was some other device that was used for some other purpose. we have now heard from the state department spokesperson on this topic. they will only go so far as to say that these individuals suffered a variety of physical symptoms. here's heather noward. take a listen. >> we take this situation very seater seriously. one of the things we talk about here often is that the safety and security of american citizens at home and abroad is our top priority. we're taking that situation seriously and it's under investigation right now. >> reporter: so seriously that the u.s. has already retaliated, in fact, by expelling two cuban diplomats from the united states. cuba calling that move unjustified. they insist they are the diplom

available on google play as well as the ap 4:00, a former elementary school teacher in montgomery county just sentenced to 48 years after being convicted of child sexual abuse. he was convicted in june and he testified he never intentionally inappropriately touched the student accusers at cloverly elementary school in silver spring. jonathan: the opioid epidemic in maryland now has the schools taking extreme measures. they will be stocking one a fast-acting anti-overdose medication. richard reeve explains. riches we are in the health room of the julius west middle school, one of to 205 schools storing naloxone. it will be scored in a secure location. training on how to administer the drug begins at the end of august. this is after the projections by the montgomery county police there will be 244 opioid overdoses this year. up from 107 in naloxone is a drug inhibiter and designed to counter effects of a heroin over an opioid overdose. >> it's always important to be preventative and fro active when we can to think ahead in case there is one of the instance. richard: it will be kept in a se

judge persky less than a third as much. ap reports that many california judges and lawyers have donated to persky's defense. they told the ap, it's not surprising that persky engaged the trump campaign to defend his terrible record on sexual assault and violence against women. it's sad and it's time to get persky off the bench. persky and sigh chick did not respond to the comment. >>> at 5:02 take a live look from wick thashington, d.c. whe americans are reacting to president trump's plan to overall the country's legal immigration system. the president preparing for a campaign rally. >> this all follows the sanctions bill that pun nishes russia. trace is pots kfring acovering that for us. >> reporter: let's start with immigration that's been a big issue since the campaign. illegal immigration but this talks about legal immigration and changes who can get into this country based on their background. >> with demonstrators outside his front door. >> we're hoping that he listens. >> president trump ask sapg plan by two republicans

ap. if you from the street. police stood by as adversaries fought. the ap agrees with donald trump. is reporter saying the police did not do anything as the fighting went on. the aclu tweeted not sure who provoked first, both sides were hitting each other at justice park before the police arrived. they added, the guy on the ground is that unites the right protester, those in black and red are antifraud protesters. where's the media at demanding answers from the democratic governor, the democratic mayor of the city about why the police did not break up the violence? why wasn't the national guard brought in. hollywood leftists are now losing their collective minds but remember michael moore? watch what he says about all this, take a listen. >> if you hold down the woman while the is rating her and you didn't rate her, are you will with mark let's cut the b.s. and to start speaking honestly. >> that's a very powerful and uncomfortable anecdote that you shared of people will think you're comparing trump voters t to. >> its uncomfortable incident. >> sean: there's cnn, disgraceful, even f

most people i dealt with weren't klan, as ap like the matter of fact, my great grand ather ran a newspapernd took the klan on 100 years ago. they shouldn't be involved. of us should ask cities and counties to move the statues graveyards, as people are suggesting, but call them the elimination museums, bought north korea slaves, bangladesh has slaves, they allow slaves in the middle east. in 12 countries, i saw this upclose and personal. real problem here is that the kids are not being educated properly. alabama, at the high school. monroeville was close by, we studied "to kill a mockingbird," studied causes of slavery, economics. people are cheap if you enslave immoral people. these things need to be put in teach the kids and the adults the true nature of slavery, why it occurred, who started it in the modern era, let's say within the last 400 years. can be done. jacksonville has been talking about this for years. okay. allen in missouri, is that the name of your town? correctly?unce it caller: yes, thanks for taking my call. is over a vil war nd -- over and we need to get down to business

eric: just so senseless and unnecessary, doug, especially when you consider the ap as saying that fields had a fascination with adolf hitler and the nazis, and we've had to witness this as we have this weekend. doug mckelway, as always, thank you. julie: the white house today trying to reframe president trump's public remarks about the violence in virginia yesterday saying, of course, president trump also condemns the kkk, neo-nazis and all extremist groups. this after lawmakers on both sides of the aisle criticized the president for condemning hatred and violence, quote, on many sides while not explicitly mentioning white supremacists. kristin fisher is live from new jersey with more. hi, kristin. >> reporter: well, the white house is now explicitly condemning the white supremacists for inciting the violence in charlottesville yesterday, but this statement didn't come from president trump himself, it came from an unnamed white house official. and here's the quote. the president said very strongly in his statement yesterday that he condemns all forms of violation, bigotry and hatred, and

zimmerman: yeah, well, as they rewards,aps of course, but it takes leadership to actually allocate it correctly. the other side of this is i think that the investments we make today in starting to stabilize and shape some of the world -- we cannot reset the clock and cannot bring it back to what it was in 2010 or even 2011, but we can shape it going forward. i think that investment today is going to be much less expensive than the military investment that we will face of the world order starts to collapse the way that it is, because our enemies are the only ones gaining at this point. russia has grown much stronger. putin has been an opportunist across the middle east. iran has been an powered. the iranian state is incredibly empowered with hezbollah inside of the assad regime, the fact that there are regular iranian military officers and units deployed to syria in a way they have never been deployed before. tactics from the russian military and building a force in the region. that is something we are looking at. of course, the substate actors, al qaeda and isis, are empowered by the

compare that to judge persky's defense he's raised less than a third as much. the ap reports many california judges and lawyers have donated to persky's defense. we told the ap that it's not surprising that persky engaged the trump campaign to defend his terrible record on sexual assault and violence against women. it's and is it's time get persky off the benchch. they did not respond to comment to the associated press. reporting live here in palo alto. >>> it's 6:04 and we'ric taking you live to los gatos this morning where breakfast once again is being served adds a popular restaurant. this is a live look at the lass los gatos cafe it opened just a few minutes ago at 6:00 a.m. it was temporary closed after it was damaged by an suv. they say faulty brakes led up to that crash which happened sunday long before the diner open and luckily. there's going to be a line out there that door. nbc bay area said they were able to make repairs quickly in order to reopen this morning. >>> 6:04 on your thursday morning. and new this morning within the last couple of hours all lane

. >> here' you went and talked to all these people ape told youer yes when we as drivers look at bridge construction we see inconvenience and when these people see bridge work and construction they see jobs and opportunity. so i mean these are brave people that go up and climb on bridges and depend on instra truck tour spending to make that happen. >> yeah, exactly. i mean we all can relate driveing across the bridge and one plain is lowsed because the crew is doing work and it's annoying because traffic backs up. but, in essence in reality, that annoyance would be much worse if the bridge was not restored. and it rust away and then the bridge collapsed. because they could not support its own weight so. then you have to be driving you know if maybe i don't know how many miles up the river before you could get over. and so what these guys do is you know it's not just annoyance of -- you know they cosmetic and it's all about codings -- coatings and it's one of the guides vokz in the interview you know people think we're painting bridge as if they're painting living room. but painting of b

cannot be confirmed, they are however treating an incident such as this as terrorism, as is always the case. the aping there has been confirmed fatalities, and we know that at least 10 people were mowed down by a van in the las ramblas district in barcelona. let's get a quick check on the major averages in the u.s.. we know they have been working around a little bit today. down a little further today -- the dow jones industrial average down 145 points. the s&p 500 is down .8%, 20 points. and the nasdaq composite index is down 1.1%. it is the laggards. let's get more details now from abigail doolittle. abigail: we are certainly looking at saw declines for the major averages. as you mentioned, they are on pace for their worst day in a week after a big fella plastic on geopolitical -- after the big selloff on geopolitical tensions. we see the s&p 500 took a leg lower on rumors gary cohn could be resigning from his national economic council position. that was refuted it we saw a small leg higher, and then as the report of the tragedy in barcelona took place, we have a leg lower, and we are at session l

as we say, sheriff joe. he has done ape great job for the people of arizona.ng on borders. very strong on ill loo illegal immigration. he is loved in arizona. thought he was treated unfairly when they came down with their big decision to go get him before the election voting started. as you know. he lost in a fairly close election. would have within the election. they just hammered him before the election. i thought that was a very, very unfair, thing to do. >> in the aftermath, do you believe, cutting fema's budget is the right thing to do. >> no, what is going to happen is the fema money is relatively small compared to the rebuilding money. so fema right now we have the funny necessary for, texas, and, louisiana, if we need. but the, the real number which will be -- many billions of dollars will go through congress. i think it will happen very quickly. it will go very fast. and, i want to congratulate you on the net work a great network. >> thank you. if i may follow-up on one other question from earlier. >> yes. >> southern border wall. is your plan to have

. >> half say they disapprove of president trump's handling of the situation while 37% ap f pro. aso whether the u.s. should take military action, 53% favoring, 43% against. >>> let's bring in john avlon and chris cillizza. gentlemen, good to be with you this morning. we've been talking, over six months of tweets and comments he's yet to face a crisis. is this the crisis? >> it certainly appears to be. partly a crisis of his own making. his administration has been fairly firm and proactive on north korea, more so than his immediate predecessors. yesterday's statements are hard to write up solely as strategy. that's where we're seeing what has been a lot of people's concerns for some time. most of the crises affecting this administration have been self-inflicted. the job involves dealing with larger crises, now the two seem to have collided. >> chris cillizza, i heard the president's words yesterday as deliberate. he repeated them in what i thought was a sort of deliberate, methodical way, the fire and fury like the world has never seen, he repeated it again the second time. so that

we've had great response from both federal and state agencies as well as some commercial activities, heb, ap texas who are sending assets to help us begin to recover. we've got two teams out right now with heavy equipment to clear debris paths to permit lanes of traffic to exist that would be able to provide what limited support we can provide to our citizens right now. all of our equipment, of course, was damaged, some severely damaged by the storm. so our capability to respond is somewhat limited, but we're doing what we can to help our residents. we do have a refuge of last resort that, the last time i checked, had about two-and-a-half dozen people in it. and we're trying to use the capability that we do have remaining to the best advantage of our citizens. let me encourage citizens of this community, this entire community, if you took our advice and evacuated, stay where you are. do not try to return to the city. all of the utilities are disrupted. in many cases the roads are not safe, and there is no need for you to take an additional risk. stay where you are until we can prepare the co

as the president said yesterday ape say again today, on behalf of the american people from the leadershipesident trump to the people of texas, we are with you today within we'll be with you tomorrow, and we'll, you every day until this great state and these great communities recover and rebuild to be even better and stronger than ever before. with that, allow me to recognize the secretary of the homeland security elaine dao. reporter: the vice president wrapping up his remarks in corpus christi, texas. the vice president delivering the message he says was given to him by the president of the united states. he spent a lot of the day in texas and had a chance to meet with the rescue workers. he said he was there

ap. download it for free. we'll send developments as they happen. >>> breaking news in con trap costa county. highway 4 is blocked in both directions near discovery bay. >> sky 7 is showing traffic backed up in the area. the situation started with a police pursuit out of the sacramento area. we understand the driver of the car jumped into that waterway there you see and has just been fished out. >> just a couple minutes ago, sky 7 got video of the chp taking a shirtless man into custody. we will continue to follow this breaking story and send you updates on the traffic situation on highway 4 with the abc 67 news ap. >>> 37 days and 1300 properties the rush is on to meet a construction dead line. local officials worry abo a enf. >> why getting a job is getting harder. >>> and the happy ending for some neglected dogs in the bay area. >> live doppler 7 >>> a major deadline is looming for apartment buildings in san francisco. there are five weeks left to file permits for soft story retrofits to ensure buildings are earthquake safe. abc7 new

. >> ken, i know that you as a season nbc reporter and former ap reporter aren't going to tell us anything about your sourcing other than it's true. i do want to note the reason these things tend to come out is what happens inside the grand jury room is to secret. the grand jury requests as they go out to different institutions are not legally secret. that is to say if you get one, you can talk about it to some degree. can you speak to us about whether you would expect more leaks if they are continuing to go out? >> absolutely. you've covered federal investigations. i've covered federal investigations. this is how the news of a federal investigation emerges. defense lawyers, witness, inside besides the prosecution is free to talk about what that are saying, what questions are asked of them. that's how we will learn much more about what the mueller team is doing. mueller made it very clear that leaking is a firing offense. >> finally, do democrats just get out of the way on the politics of this or do they use these steps to try to build the case that while you can't pre-indict anyone in par

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and former director of iraq with the national security council back with me as well, washington post's robert costa and ap's vivian salama. >> two weeks ago, the president went into a meeting room and we were hoping he would finally settle on an afghanistan strateg strategy. >> they found a president really frustrated, asking questions, unhappy with the opss and then openly questioning the merits of the advice he was getting. it went on. there was a series of tense exchanges where the president suggested multiple times that perhaps the commander in afghanistan should be fired because we're not winning. there was pushback from the joint chiefs of staff who said maybe we should put up the meeting between the two of you. >> they have not met. >> no. >> and defense secretary mattis also weighed in and defended the commander. he said that china is buying up all these rights to the minerals and making money and we're not and we're just there fighting. what's the deal with that? he was really annoyed that he felt his aides were not moving fast enough on coming up with answers on that and then made this comparison

so we look forward to observing the proceedings in court ap perhaps they could get revelation as to what really happened, but as journalists doing our job, we did not necessarily take sides, embrace any of those accusations, we just reported on what we heard and we waited to see if there was anybody who could produce evidence to prove any of those. >> and that is why we're saying that the decision by them to go to court was the best decision for the nation because even the president-elect also asked the opposition if you're not happy with this, the results, go to court. so, the fact they're going to court, everything will come out in the open, and there is -- each side is, you know, stating their claim. the iebc, the official result is the-- won the elections and that's where it stands at the moment, but the onus is also on iebc to be transparent. everything that's not transparent so far, to be transparent. the eu called on iebc to make their-- i think there's some 2,900 forms, 34-a or b which haven't been made-- haven't been posted on the iebc systems. they're calling on them to do that

manafort's legal team will now be led by ap attorney who spent years as a prosecutor in the tax division at the justice department. look at the list of his areas of practices. areas of practice include the foreign corrupt practices act, tax fraud, violation of the bank secrecy act, mortgage fraud, tax shelter litigation, illegal cross border banking and congressional investigations. it's like if you created a doll out of spare parts specifically to answer all of manafort's potential legal concerns. and i should mention, he's a certified cpa. which seems smart. paul manafort's new legal team will include one other prominent lawyer. do you know the name claire george? that's not the lawyer but that's an important part in understanding who the lawyer is. claire is very rarely a man's first name but in this case it is. clair george is famous for a decades long james bond career at the cia. but what clair george is most famous for is the way his career ended. in 1992 clair george became the first ever senior cia official to be convicted of felony offenses for crimes he committed while serving

ap is on the market. it's called yellow. it's advertised aseenagers to make new friends on snapchat but it essentially work same way tinder does. you can swipe through different profiles and exchange in ap message, the problem is it does not connect to other social media handles, there's no way to verify ages or identity, there have been reports of people being kicked off for bullying, sexting and sending nude pictures. the ap has over a million downloads. >>> public schools have launched new phone ap-free ap is aimed to keep parents up ncps mobile, available on bone iphone and android, you'll get direct access to the school calendar, lunch menus and updates on the board of education. >>> ahead of a new school year for dc, public school students mayor bowser is reminding residents of kids tried ride free. of between the ages of five and 21 can ride metrobus, rail or the dc circulator for free. they must a dc 1 card. the mayor said on a typical school day, student takes 10 thousand metro rail trips using the free program. >>> looking for a way

as republican lawmakers begin openly ignore his demands. who is breaking ranks with the president and why, just ahead. >>> some breaking news. the ap reporting john kelly in one of his first acts as white house chief of staff called attorney general sessions to, quote, assure him his position is safe despite the recent onslaught of criticism he has taken from president donald trump. that was just the most recent rebuke of president trump from within his own administration. according to "the wall street journal," for example, the acting dea chief recently wrote a staff memo disavowing last week endorsing police brutality. chuck rosenburg said, quote, i write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong. that's what law enforcement officers do. even the coast guard is now defying the president. as you'll recall last week, the president announced via twit her was banning transgendered people from serving in the military. and on tuesday, the coast guard commandant told a washington audience the service will not break faith with transgendered members. "the hill" reporting that admiral paul zukunft said that. all of

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mcilroy, 68 today, he did say after the round, he may not compete anymore ap not sure when you'll see more as he is trying to come back from a rib injury. jordan spieth, tied for 28th. but the story here is all about justin thomas. jordan spieth, just a few days shy of his 24th and justin thomas is a few months past his 24th birthday. major championship series is complete, garcia, koepka, spieth and thomas. nick: jordan and justin, unbelievable how they inspired each other. it is a case of thomas responding to his good friend. jim: he was the aggregate for the season. those who made the cut. it's a short list and right around this number. 13 players that hit this number. and koepka the best when you add them all up. 21 under. >> way to go. >> unbelievable. >> congratulations. >> i'm proud of you. >> there's his wife brittany, who will be having their second child in a month. came in here 14th in the world. everyone knew a world of popings. and now he is won and the golf celebrates. sfloo nick: fantastic to hit the right shot. and he pulse off something special there. and then in the back of h

here ap look at some potential rainfall numbers, as i said, we're talking, i was from up to 30 inchespossibly but locally they could see even 40 inches in some of the areas. we've got tornado warnings and watches, flood warnings and watches, tropical storm winds force that's going to batter the entire coastline area, we're definitely going to stay on top of this, a bit of north easterly flow, plenty of sunshine. nice. 77 on saturday, sunshine be nice sunday. 76 degrees, let's take a look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. things staying calm for us. tuesday, wednesday, we're looking at a little bit of rain, that rain nothing to do with hurricane harvey at all. there's going to be a low pressure system that will develop off the southeast coast and could bring us wet weather, other than that, things aren't looking too bad. >> all right. thank you, gwen. we're just one day away from possibly the most anticipated fight in years. are you ready to rumble? by the way, it's copyrighted. got to take that back. may weather will take on connor mcgregor. >> how are you? a fight that e

ap moller-maersk down by 3.06%. asd yesterday, when you have got that kind of -- look at the individual stock value, and then look at the percentage change. you're talking about an absolute number. the company has reported an unexpected loss. the shipping business kept its full-year outlook despite the impact of cyber attack possibilities. we will talk about all of this now with the company's ceo. good morning to you, sir. surprised by the numbers you posted this morning. what lies behind them? guest: we, in the second quarter, significantly improved the underlying business. it is almost three times what it was in the same quarter last year, driven by very healthy fundamentals. we did use, we did take this impairments in our oil thinker business, which drives the reported loss, but i isnk the main story for us actually the positive developments in our container shipping business. though,e impairment, $732 million, is a pretty massive number. have you got everything with that? how is the outlook now for the fleet? soren

i'll break down the forecast as well as snow you some rain accumulation potentials >>> make sure when you download the apple ap push notifications so you can get all of the weather alerts. very important. >>> developing story out of center city. a woman has died following a hit-and-run on 13th and race it happened at about 3:30 this morning, police say she was 53 years old from kensington, looking for a newer model chief wrangler rubio con. they say the suv might have ride r right front damage. >>> a dodge avenjer, cops say he may be in his 30's, blond hair and hit a man on the block of jackson drive and leaving him seriously injured. police would very much like to hear from you. >>> in chester delaware county a weekend of violence has neighbors once again concern as our jennifer joyce reports, a half dozen people became victims of gun violence. >> reporter: in 26 hours, six people shot in the city of chester, bullets flying five different locations between friday and saturday before midnight. two weekend shootings happened in the area of 6th and lloyd streets. friday, the victim was a man in his 20's. shot in

as it makes fully today or early tomorrow. texas congressman blake farenthold has been tweeting out information. southwest and united have no scheduled flights until monday. ap reporter matt will write his life on the scene. reporter is live on the scene. the latest long time forecast for harvey has it not only getting the texas coast but coming back and hitting a second time next week around houston. that could cause flooding from heavy rains and storm surge coming in from the gulf. we heard a short time ago from texas governor greg abbott about preparations for hurricane harvey. good afternoon.

of the federal response, won't it be difficult for even them to get in as we're hearing so many roads are impassable. emergency ap prparatus in the a can't even get to many who need rescued and aided to? >> you're right, fred to date. it's going to be worse tomorrow and the next day. those troops will take a day or two to get there, but the decisions need to be made now to get them mobilized and on the road with the logistics capability and high clearance vehicles they have, that is not for today. it's for monday. >> i got you. >> that's when they really need them, fred. it's going to get worse. >> lieutenant general russell honore, thank you. we'll check back with you. roads, streets, impassable. now looking like creeks and rivers and in cases lakes. you see this guy here with his boat and others in chest-high water trying to get to safety. rosa flores is in downtown houston. rosa, even yesterday you showed us the bayous were rising. giving us fair warning what was to come but i don't think anybody despite the forecast really expecting the water to rise so high putting so many people in jeffty like this? >> repo

enjoy the cool down if you like ape preview of fall next couple days. golden gate bridge midst and drizzle as fog moves across the bay. we'll get partial clearing. looking at the coolest part, the early part of the week. in napa average highs in the low 80s. about 82 tomorrow. by monday and tuesday numbers bottom out into the 70s. trying to recover into wednesday. you will notice the numbers come up comfortable conditions for the lateral part of the week in the low 80s. overnight if lows mid to upper 50s from napa to oakland and fog towards concord tomorrow morning early and see things scatter quickly. this is your hour by hour forecast. you will notice we got that low deck fog across the bay tomorrow morning. from the north bay not much by way of fog stopping at 10:00 tomorrow. see clearing off the coast. even into 1:00 in the afternoon. looks like we can get brighter, some breaks in the overcast golden gate park an by 3:00 or 4:00 surges back. will be cool. warming up in the peninsula to 80s. mid 60s. downtown. nevado. oakland about 70 in berkeley. 84 in livermore. download the accu weather

icahn's views and the white house announced that he will have an official role as an adviser and the credits dropped a little more apnew biofuels regulation plan conceived by karl icahn was delivered to the white house and the price of those credits dropped more. every time that happened, that bet that he made was getting better and better. if you made that bet a few months back that the value of the credits would drop, yeah, you made a prettily good bet but it looks like your actions as part of the trump administration are what made that bet turn out so well for you. this is just textbook. in the months after trump's election the stock price of karl icahn's company which directly benefitted from the dropping price of the credits, the stock price of his refinery company nearly doubled. that's hundreds of millions of dollars for karl icahn. but now karl icahn is out, he resigned as regulatory adviser of the president last week, resigned moments before the new yorker published this bombshell piece detailing, and i mean detailing just exactly how karl icahn used his position in the trump administration to make himself

now the ap reporting in fox confirmed one person is dead as a result of that intentional crash. were talking vehicular manslaughter charges facing the suspect involved. present trump address the matters just moments ago and alive news conference from new jersey. kristin joins us live from bridgewater, new jersey with the latest. >> this is supposed to be about president trump signing a bill about veterans affairs. instead, the focus shifted entirely on what's been taking place in charlottesville. present trump said he just got off the phone with the governor virginia. they're working swiftly to try to restore law and order in charlottesville. he says we must come together as americans with love for our nation a true affection for each other. he says we're going to continue to make america great again but will make a great for all americans. all americans been the emphasis. that may cause problems for to present trump down the road from some of the counter protesters from some democrats. here's the crux of what he had to say moments ago. listen. >> we are closely following the te

as we go from august into september, single figures, the town ape city centres may cling on to doubleed about here and there but south—east scotland, pennines, north—east midlands into east anglia. this could be slow—moving and under thisry. elsewhere few and far between, many will avoid them and stay dry and like today, in the sunshine it‘ll feel pleasantly warm. after a cold start on saturday, dry, sunny weather around but by sunday look at the change, wetter and windier weather from the west. this is bbc news at 5. the headlines: the eu‘s chief negotiator, michel barnier says there‘s been ‘no decisive progress‘ in the brexit talks , after a third round of bargaining today. the brexit secretary, david davis, says some progress has been made. on a visit tojapan, the prime minister, theresa may, repeats her claim that she has no intention of standing down before the next election. police say they‘re responding to an incident at the oval cricket ground in london, following reports that an arrow or crossbow bolt landed on the pitch. officials in texas warn of an ‘incredibly dangerous si

as a republican, mr. president. >> joining us to talk about this, former u.s. republican congressman david jolly of florida and jonathan lamire from the ap agreed to stay here with us. congressman, you've been on a ballot with that "r" after your name. how are you feeling about your party and your country after the weekend we just witnessed? >> michael is right. this is a defining moment. this president has given validation to an alt right white nationalist movement and waited two days too long to denounce it. bigger picture, though, brian, listen, republicans right now are facing a reminder that this president is unprepared to lead. on saturday they knew he was parsing his words in which case he was accommodating a white nationalist movement or he did it in. you like to talk about tomorrow's news today. my fear in his statement today, it was all the right words, two days too late. my fear is that tomorrow we start to see mainstream conservatives accept that statement and start to build moral equivalency with other groups like black lives matter on the left. i would say to republicans do not do that. there's no equivalency. black lives m

as the competitors. emily: we have been looking at "planet of the apes." it did not get the best reception. they had? >> there have been pickups. it is hard to know when it comes to viewership. this is been geared toward getting people to apple music. it has been a learning curve for apple. they don't necessarily have these experts, in productions, in procuring the right projects. that is what they are doing now in bringing this talent from sony and elsewhere. full credit to the wall street journal. they broke the story first. we were able to match it. they were saying they are hiring aggressively in the space and trying to expand and substantially. emily: that does it for this edition of the best up "bloomberg technology." tune in every day. remember, all episodes of "liver technology" are live streaming on twitter. check us out at bloomberg tech tv on weekdays. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, covera

from the speech as we have read, the latest in an interview with ap, they are not concerned about the about them as being temporary. there are parts of that. we need to not just a mess -- dismissed them. i think the next two or three months of inflation data is going to be important. that officials may say they are going to raise rates, we have seen that in the past. is the fed has to respond to the facts on the ground, not with their expectations are going forward. david: the fed has hiked, we have not seen a tightening of initial conditions. ,s long as that doesn't kick in they have something in their back pocket or the inevitable downturn. mike: one of the things we look that was the inflation data and the primary conditional driver, financial conditions. as long as we see overall market rates and bank lending accommodated and financial markets stabilized, those to the fed will take into consideration. david: do they have to take into account the dollar? one of the reasons the financial conditions have not tightened is because the dollar is lower. mike: they will. the expectations

once or twice to kind of get the rain drops off of the windshield, here ap live look at route 100 off of the pennsylvania turnpike aso see the beginning of rush hour there on the turnpike and a little haze and spots out there in phoenixville, here's a live look at 422 as you work your way around the st. gabriel's curb into king of prussia, if you're coming back from the shore, hate to say it. no problems at all coming back on the parkway, 42 or 55. what's the forecast looking like for tuesday? subie got it in 15 seconds. . >>> the answer to bob kelly's question is today not as good as yesterday. quite a few showers on the map in the northern either part of the country, a weak frontal system lingering. we'll see if they hold together. it's a good idea to have the umbrella around, because you might run into a little area of showers like this area just south of allentown. of we had some rain earlier and we still do in new castle delaware. we also have a little bit of rain in new jersey. tabernacle, pemberton, depends on where you are. there's a chance of heavier rain moving throughout the rest of the day, on and off th

as it makes fully today or early tomorrow. texas congressman blake farenthold has been tweeting out information. southwest and united have no scheduled flights until monday. ap reporter matt will write his life on the scene. reporter is live on the scene. the latest long time forecast for harvey has it not only getting the texas coast but coming back and hitting a second time next week around houston. that could cause flooding from heavy rains and storm surge coming in from the gulf. we heard a short time ago from texas governor greg abbott about preparations for hurricane harvey. good afternoon. i wanted to let you know an up date. as you may know, we just had a statewide call, a call that stateed more than 30 agencies involved in helping to respond to this hurricane. a call that involved local officials, county officials, everyone around the entire state of texas that is involved in this process. we talked to people from the gulf coast region all the way up to north texas, who were hoping in their own way to respond to these challenges. points and ieveral will take your questions. thet, i want to thank fema, department of homeland security, the president,