we anticipate it will reach higher as it reach up 15,000 cfs.e further downstream it's actually below what it was. so it also a an immediate impact right in the vicinity of the both discharges. >> thank you. so this is a situation that will be closely monitoring. certainly it's going to increase the flow of water coming downstream and certainly there will be some impact how we will be watching carefully to kind of monitor that impact and the flooding condition. so certainly asking everyone to be alert, to be attentive as we move forward. on the rescues, which continues to be a high priority for all of us, let me call on chief officer bader. >> good afternoon, good evening, everybody. thanks for being here. as of approximately 1700 hours since the last time we spoke, the houston police department has rescued an additional 600 individuals. we have created several multiage agency staging areas throughout the city involving federal and state agencies and a multitude of other local agencies. the mayor addressed the flooding in the king wood area. we

and tonight, the friends are hopin hoping that te driver is either cf in. police from the city's divisione calling this man a person of intere hit-and-run, early sunday morning in center city. and they say this is thstized wr rubicon that struck and killed a homeless woman at 13th and race. >> i was out here helping direct traffic around her body. >> reporter: friends of victim say 5384 old ann brother derrick had been sleeping under the overhang of a building at broad and race and got up in the middle of the night to use a bathroom. she never returned. >> like i said before, that really he's nothing but a coward because he didn't actually be able to turn himself n he didn't actually stop and see if what he did. >> someone doing that and just taking off, right, maybe chance of helping the person saving life. >> reporter: police say there were no witnesses to the horrible hit-and-run. but they pieced together information from multiple video cameras. >> we have a few surveillance pictures in the area. the specific one we gave you i couldn't tell you the same

. >> so all these values that you're looking at are in cfs, cubic feet per second. so as you can see here, this pumping plant's doing 2,086. starts at lake havasu, goes all the way down through some mountains, underneath some riverbeds, and then it eventually ends up in tucson. >> from 1985 to 2010, central arizona project generated $1 trillion with a t, a trillion dollars over those 25 years of value for the state of arizona. when our supply becomes more expensive because of scarcity, people need to remember what it's really worth, and not just us personally, when we turn on our tap, but what it's doing for the state that we live in. >> but even the mighty colorado river is struggling. water levels in its two biggest reservoirs, lake mead and lake powell, they've been dropping fast. shortages are coming. so what does that mean for you? >> the cost of water's going up. it's becoming more expensive because there's increasing competition for water, and there's a lot of components that go into the cost of water. for example, it takes a lot of power to move water. and s

we do get a battering from the cf.e expected to. just 224,999 to go! with three weeks to go until the big switch on, you had better get a wiggle on, wes! the perseid meteor shower was at its peak last night over the uk, and you have been sending in your pictures from around the country. great pictures, actually. 0ur from around the country. great pictures, actually. our two 100 shooting stars and our wood visible. there was another opportunity to see the display tonight. the shower happens everyjuly and august as birth passes the brief from the swift tuttle comet. —— debris from the swift tuttle comet. now, the weather. this high—pressure has toppled in nicely across the british isles. we will deal with what is coming behind injust the will deal with what is coming behind in just the second, but many of you woke up to almost clear skies. a little speckling in the cloud across northern and western parts of scotland, showers from the word go there. that is what we will have therefore a good part of the afternoon. elsewhe

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. >> get an elephant was specifically flag with a particular concern and was critical of cf peavey. but this is a creation of congress for a total forget. and to empower the agency. that is outside of the appropriations. this is congress this fall. and for the legal system is a really should change congress is opinion. >> what is the best way to resolve that? sold to flag that war is it better to finalize hands of it to congress? what is a better solution?. >> i really and i could have forecasting like that because congress never fails to surprise me but my preference in terms of a regulatory matters establishing what the law should be better the case of the congressional review lacked that the administration their new director for the bureau to have them reconsider that mitt is hard to say what will happen other than to be there to begin with. there is no reason the fed have to get involved. >> now ride with the number of publications. or why payday lending should be an option. but i wonder if you could talk about that battle that is happening? so they are facing some backlash. >>.

. -- its cf may stiffen ost may hurt tax reform. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries i am mark crumpton. vonnie: the whole to the u.s. labor economy with a job numbers for august and we will not get a clue have a torrential down floors at historic flooding from harvey impacted the u.s. economy. here to talk about all of this and how economist are keeping their eye on all of this data is the u.s. economist for bloomberg intelligence. carl, tomorrow is the jobs data and we will not see harvey's impact yet. further out through what kind of impact might we see from harvey? it in the not see jobs report tomorrow but we will see if that's in tomorrow's data. we will get a motor vehicle sales for august and vehicle sales tentative the an early harbinger of national disasters and weather impacts whether a hurricane or any kind of outage. of lost selling the days toward the end of august and that leaves a downward bias to numbers. of next as thursday week, we should us the back

cf. pb is not -- doesn't answer to congress in any way. it's outside of the appropriations process and it's even outside, as i said, the direct control of the white house. and this is congress as well. they did this. the best solution is not for the legal system to come in and change things. they really ought to be changes in it. >> i don't want to be on this too long. barring regulatory reform, which as you said may or may not pass the senate, in terms of payday loan rule, what do you think is the best practical approach to resolving that? is it best for the administration to certify this, notice it and stop at that level or do you think it is better for it to be finalized, submitted to congress so cra action can be taken? which is a better solution which is the more plausible solution? >> yeah, i'm really not good at forecasting things like that. congress never fails to surprise me. but i will say that my preference in terms of regulatory manners in terms of establishing what the law should be coming in now, and i really think belongs to

consulting work cfs. u do at thebout 40 of us, we advise secretary on whatever the secretary wants. hown the past, it's been on does the department accelerate their cyber skills. do they develop in their task and workforce, better skills. in ould be resiliency government for dhs. e did a task force on countering violent extremism and how can we rs, minimize that. we just wait for hallenging dhs may be facing and figure out things that might answer the questions and go that. d do in the atlantic council which is bringing to defcon the caucus, so we'll have this year, ves out so that will be really cool. timing eek day and the that the caucus ask travel out of congressional time, they of the weekend. and i'm involved with the relations, foreign which is fascinating, because global oking at a governance and where is it going. t's a fascinating time to be alive and you start off throwing a party for your friends 25 you're o, and now advising governments and companies, and you couldn't see story up. make that >> should there be a data protection agency. a national uld be privacy agency,

computer fraud and abuse act cases and just itself reviewed cases that have been brought under the cf. aa and based on their review and feedback they got from security researchers in the last ten years, we need is the case where justices are like you got that wrong. if it was purely security research and probably shouldn't have been prosecuted as it was. beyond that though, the computer fraud and abuse act does also allow for civil rights and so companies can say he can get such great images because a security researcher has violated that is obviously not contained in the scope of what the justices are reviewing so it is important to recognize the department of justice is taking steps to try to address some of the ambiguity in the security research community. >> the other thing that's important there is not just looking at the doj but when you look at the federal agencies, we spoke to the -- some of them have come out in support and have been very clear in communicating the expect you to have a coordinated disclosure program and expect it to work constructively with researchers said t

korea will shoot these rings strictly into the air at a much higher trajectory and it would land in the cf japan rather than flying over japan and going into the pacific ocean. they did threaten to fire this southern -- over southern japan toward quantum and they did do that. japan's foreign minister took that is a good ring and said that north korea flinched in the wake of u.s. threats. manus: you mentioned the un security council there and using the words of japan, this is unprecedented. this is going to come at a difficult time for abe in terms of managing this. japan is clearly rattled over the incident. what do you think their next he hasill be from abe, called from the special meeting but what can we expect from that? under pressure, he has seen his popularity rating fall. he wants to show that he is a strong leader. japan has had a pacifist constitution since world war ii. this might help to pick up from a series of scandals that have heard him to show he is a strong leader and to push for missile defense to strengthen japan's overall military capabilities. which has been a key plat

you cfs says new jobs and better jobs are increasing the baby-boom. >>> the 49ers loss to the vikingsheartbreaker in their third preseason game but the starters looks good. >> he was in washington. now he is going deep getting free touchdown goodwin. >> the quarterback and goodwin connected for the 46 yard touchdown and in the second quarter carlos hyde scored the 24 yard touchdown. in the second half, the rookie quarterback came into the game. >> one out of five, the dump down and he is out past the 30 breaking tackles, first down and more. inside of the 20 yard line and he will go all the way for a touchdown. >> the running back then 87 yards for a touchdown. the 49ers last preseason game is thursday. >>> the raiders lost to the cowboys on saturday but some young defensive players have people talking, defensive tackle tester sacked dak prescott, later in the game troy lewis had an interception where he ran it all the way back for a touchdown. the raiders final preseason game is thursday against the seahawks. >>> we are closely watching the devastating flooding taking place in texas.

. ♪ emma: coming up, the cf are a research analyst. this is bloomberg.the message from ray dalio. said in a note we can say if things go badly, it would seem the old would benefit. if you don't have 10% in gold, we suggest you look at this. don't let traditional biases stand in your way of doing this. gold is up or a third day. it is up more than 2%. we are joined by our boston bureau. how much more upside can we see? another $20've got in the near term. our target is 1350. i do think there is more safe haven that could be involved with old. alix: how much of that is fast? michael: that's a fair observation. the way the markets are turning in a low volatility world, i think there is some nimbleness. 1300,d breaks through some people would jump on board. that could add more to it. in the near term, being nimble is good. alix: what about real rates? they rise if you don't have inflation. inflation is on the road to nowhere. what does that do? michael: that's a fair observation area one of the major drivers of the price of gold is lower real interest rates.

dagen: the approaches he is violent when most nonviolent, which is the most liberal than the cf ever heard. >> it's exactly right. you said this we can always be passing of blame to the president or this or that group. we have to start at home and social media. to be able to disagree well and not resort to saying i'm perfect, my abuser 100% right and you are evil to the other side. it doesn't work and even charlottesville could happen if people don't say we need to disagree well in this country. >> don't empower french groups. that is what is happening right now. dagen: you heard absolutely right. on the left the liberals will gladly sit back and say which is they hate is hate, violence is violence, stalin versus hitler is not a choice. >> they certainly don't believe in the first amendment because they are trying to shut down the speech they don't agree with. halting in hong kong, a massive typhoon forcing everything to shut down, even financial markets. taking on amazon. wait until you hear about the big retailers later in the show. ♪ millions of you are online right now, searching