before them that we have reported to you every month, and in particular, the matters involving chris jackson have not really moved, nor the matter involving jaclyn norman. the bureau is trying to sue. they know they have intend to file a lawsuit letter to all known addresses of that individual, but what that means is they don't know whether that individual actually occupies those addresses or will receive those letters. they are exploring ways to process on her, and then i would note that regarding the sweet, which is the largest of the outstanding fees that arose from -- he will remember a hearing on the merits against that respondent, the note here indicates that there is litigation that the city is filing against and there was to have been a case management program today. i spoke with an attorney from the bureau today and her update is that the case management conference has been continued, meaning postponed to august. to allow additional time for breathing. i can report that the bureau has had direct conversation with her she exists. she is alive, she is ready to be engaged with. we will

love marched through hollywood, others donating money for thousands of roses to be placed at jackson's grave. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> the estate released a statement today saying in part, michael jackson's divine abilities remain the yardstick by which others are measured and against which today's masters still measure themselves. >>> another pop-culture icon who died on this day is farrah fawcett, her death is overshadowed by jackson's passing in 2009, she burst on the scene in 1976, she was one of the crime-fighting trio in charlie's angels. the actress and model was diagnosed with cancer and survived by her son. >>> i am elizabeth cook, democratic presidential candidate, elizabeth warren wrapping up at townhall meeting tonight, in miami, florida. the event was the chance for warren to reach voters ahead of tomorrow night's first debate among the democrats. it is a big opportunity for warren, she will be the only top-tier candidate on stage. she was asked about that just moments ago. >> you are effectively the front runner on night one of the debates, how much pressure is on you

good morning i'm chris jansing in for jackson. we start with breaking news. president trump just a short time ago talking trade and tariffs after that last deal with mexico on immigration. critics say it's classic trump, make up a crisis and claim you solved it when most of the solution was already agreed on or in the work. that's not trump's take. here's the president claiming a win on cnbc. >> if we didn't have tariffs, we wouldn't have made a deal with mexico. we got everything we wanted. we'll be a great partner to mexico now because now they respect us. they didn't respect us. we couldn't believe how stupid we are. tariffs are a great thing when you're the piggy bank. the china deal will work out. you know why? because of tariffs. china is getting decimated by companies leaving china going to other countries including our own because they don't want to pay the tariffs. china will make a deal because they've make a deal. >> let's check up on wall street. up 166. our reporters are here following breaking developments and all the day's top stories. kristen

jackson died at age 50 of a fatal overdose. now a decade later after persisting claims of sexual abuse, many struggle with how to view the pop to start legacy. chris martinez explains. >> reporter: on hollywood boulevard's walk of fame, for many michael jackson star remains a must-see. these two women's are michael jackson super fans who came here solely to find the fingersá.'s 10 years after his death. their love for jackson is as strong as ever. >> you just don't lose your love for michael jackson. is something that is in you. >> reporter: but for some fans his legacy is not what it once was. >> i was seven years old. >> reporter: earlier this year the hbo documentary "leaving neverland" reignited allegations that one of the best-selling artist in music history sexually abused young boys for years. claims jackson's in life denied. the film led to some radio stations pulling the king of pop music and some fans asking if it's possible to separate the music from the man. >> i think it's very confusing. especially for someone who was so important and so relevant musically. >> reporter: matt donnelly is a senior film rather with variety magazine and

good morning i'm chris jansing in for jackson. we start with breaking news.ent trump just a short time ago talking trade and tariffs after that last deal with mexico on immigration. critics say it's classic trump, make up a crisis and claim you solved it when most of the solution was already agreed on or in the work. that's not trump's take. here's the president claiming a win on cnbc. >> if we didn't have tariffs, we wouldn't have made a deal with mexico. we got everything we wanted. we'll be a great partner to mexico now because now they respect us. they didn't respect us. we couldn't believe how stupid we are. tariffs are a great thing when you're the piggy bank. the china deal will work out.

i'm chris jansing in for hallie jackson and this morning growing kagt indications that the battle forats to get on to that debate stage could go down to the wire. forcing candidates into a tie breaker. the major looming deadline to qualify for those debates is now just one week away. so candidates, especially those in the lower tier, have been competing for headlines with a series of policy rollouts that continue today. and it is clear many of the candidates are betting they will get much needed traction by turning up the heat on each other. >> al franken, should he have been pushed to resign from the u.s. senate? were they right to do that, to push h

i'm chris jansing in for hallie jackson. trump getting ready to return home from europe and home to a major disappointment. a much worse than expected jobs report. and of course, jobs and the economy have been his main selling point for re-election. new numbers just out this morning from the labor department show a serious slowdown in job creation. more than 100,000 under estimates, just $75,000 jobs added last month. economists had expected around 180,000 jobs. the unemployment rate held steady at a low. a third straight day of high-stakes talks to avert the president's threat to slap tariffs on mexico over immigration. a white house official familiar with the talks tells nbc news that after yesterday's negotiations, significant progress is being made. but the president is not signaling compromise. >> there's some republicans, too. i think they should be ashamed of themselves. but we have pelosi. we have crying

i'm chris jansing in for hallie jackson. this hour of breaking news, president trump wrapping up that news conference just moments ago with prime minister theresa may who steps down from party leadership on friday with the deal that alluded and ultimately doomed her, brexit still unsettled. the two leaders started with pleasantries but quickly followed by the president hitting back at the mayor of lunden a london and issues in london and back here at home. >> i'm very pleased to welcome the president of the united states of america on this state vis visit. >> i think he should be positive, not negative. i don't like critics as much as i like and respect people who get things done. i didn't see the protesters until a little while ago and it was a very small people put in for political reasons. it was fake news. nothing more important than borders. i had tremendous republican support. mexico has something to prove. i know boris, i like him. i have liked him for a long time. i think he would do a very good job. i think jeremy w

i'm chris jansing in for hallie jackson and this morning growing kagt indications that the battle for 2020 democrats to get on to that debate stage could go down to the wire. forcing candidates into a tie breaker. the major looming deadline to qualify for those debates is now just one week away. so candidates, especially those in the lower tier, have been competing for headlines with a series of policy rollouts that continue today. and it is clear many of the candidates are betting they will get much needed traction by turning up the heat on each other. >> al franken, should he have been pushed to resign from the u.s. senate? were they right to do that, to push him out of the senate? >> i would not have applied that pressure at that time before we knew more. >> i chose to stand by eight women you including a congressional staffer. i would stand by those women again. >> i texted this one young lady and i said i'm going to the elizabeth warren -- to see elizabeth warren today and she replied i'm worried the dems aren't going to learn their lesson and just give biden the nom. what can yo

i'm chris jansing in for hallie jackson. this hour of breaking news, president trump wrapping up that news conference just moments ago with prime minister theresa may who steps down from party leadership on friday with the deal that alluded and ultimately doomed her, brexit still unsettled. the two leaders started with pleasantries but quickly followed by the president

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