will take in twenty italian prime minister giuseppe conti confound the catholic church will take in one hundred his interior minister emma teo sound vini is under investigation by sicilian prosecutors he's accused of the illegal detention of the migrants and abuse of office responding in a social media post he said if you want to interrogate me or even arrest me because i defend the borders and security of my country i'm proud and i look forward to it . italy's populace coalition wants to reduce the flow of migrants to it shows which have seen more than six hundred fifty thousand people arrive since twenty fourteen . match day one of the new bundesliga season is in the books and for us in dortmund have got off to an impressive start with a four one victory against leipzig earlier in the day anthony goal saw minds and beached at guard as they also start their season on a high. on newly promoted for tuna dusseldorf or not as lucky they hosted oxford in their season opener on saturday and left ethnic handed let's have a look. fortunato soldier are back in the bundesliga after five years fr

the area inundated with those that have been injured we've got the prime minister of italy giuseppe conti on site at the moment to to follow up on what's been happening with the rescue operations as well and the scene of what has been the reaction among italians to this disaster and then asking questions among the state of the infrastructure in the country yes i mean ordinary talents if you speak to them or even if you look up on social media reaction reacting with shock really wondering how this could happen in twenty eighteen at this say well it's a question of maintenance the infrastructure projects bridges viaduct is either not been set aside or the projects have been postponed or entirely shelved and frankly the lives of ordinary italians should be put first is what they're saying we have the president of chile said. releasing a statement saying that what has happened today really a shocking disease grace and something that's absurd that those are his words and a many ordinary italians feeling that more needs to be done and perhaps this government this newly elected government is rea

will take in twenty italian prime minister giuseppe conti confound the catholic church will take in one hundred his interior minister emma tears sound vini is under investigation by sicilian prosecutors he's accused of the illegal detention of the migrants and abusive office responding in a social media post he said if you want to interrogate me or even arrest me because i defend the borders and security of my country i'm proud and i look forward to it . italy's populist coalition wants to reduce the flow of migrants to it shows which have seen more than six hundred fifty thousand people arrive since twenty fourteen . in sports the summer break is over and that means of course the bonus league is back germany's top football league kicking off this weekend with so much citing gains will be surprised to hear which team is already topping the standings but there were also some unexpected results today we have all the highlights for you. all the talking points coming up in just a second albums take a shot i and in the meantime don't forget you can always get the daily news all mco just down

near are like frostburg and it's conti ing to develop to the south and near 81. these are scattered showers and storms. this is because of low pressure that's on top of us. it's really starting to get a little energy now that the sun is up a little bit more. waroing to see scattered showers and storms developing throughout the rest of the afternoon and evening. we have a flash flood watch until 10:00 p.m. that's going to run pretty late. i think a lot of these showers dto srms will be pretty late as well. there you kind of can me out the say,lation forming especially off to the west with all the lightning you see on the radar. that's the low over us. unsettled weather pattern in place. 80 in washington. 82 annapolis 77 in dulles. we will be in the mid 80s this afternoon. if you are exercising over the next fewosours of the area stays drou by 7:00 p.m.ould have a better chance for storms to develop. future cast showing the next few hours.sc tered storms: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 more widespread heavier showers. heavier showers too. nort of.c. look at a flash flood watch t

will take in twenty italian prime minister giuseppe conti confound the catholic church will take in one hundred is interior minister imitator salvini is under investigation by sicilian prosecutors he's accused of the illegal detention of the migrants and abusive office responding in a social media post he said if you want to interrogate me or even arrest me because i defend the borders and security of my country i'm proud and i look forward to it . italy's populist coalition wants to reduce the flow of migrants to it shows which have seen more than six hundred fifty thousand people arrive since twenty fourteen . sports now and the new bundesliga season got underway this weekend and saturday's. defeat leverkusen a club expecting to go far in the europa league this season indeed leverkusen as you then brown things his club should challenge for trophies like the german comp and the europa league. germany coach yogi love was on hand to see if you could back up his bullish comments with a big performance. and in the early stages but fed leon bailey whipped in a cross only for lucas a lot eas

it is reported the president made the offer to conti where they met three weeks ago. how would that work? the fed's chairman speaks at jackson hole. will powell say he is worried about what is happening to the rest of the world economy? he speaks at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. matt? matt: that is something we are all going to be glued to, especially u.s. traders, since that is 3:00 p.m. london time and it is friday. most british bankers will be off for the weekend. less than half an hour from the european open. the start of stock trading. look at futures. a little mixed trade with ftse futures down, dax and cac futures up. treasuries, little movement there. i have my three-day chart up. looking at 2.826. right now, yields are coming down a little bit, but one basis point maybe. not much of a move there at all. there is soaround, much political news, but not so much market moving news is morning. abouteah, what you say british bankers is important. it is a national holiday monday. i imagine a lot of people will be taking off early. you may see light volumes toward the end

for some of us it contied into thenight. a live look right now at the radar. still prett active. depending where you live, you could see more rain today as you begin yrednesday morning. good morning to you. i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >>>lc'm aaron ist. a warning for viewers in berkeley county, west virginia this morning.e becaf the conditions on the roads there, all the public chools are delayed two hours today. take note of that. we're working with team coverage. melissa is tracking the warnings traffic.ads in first >> first, chuck, you have an update for us. looks like the worst is out of here. >> absolutely. that's the best news i can give you. yesterday's rain chance w this big, today's is this big. nothing major coming our way. that being said, we have lot of high water across the area. skies are trying to clear o a smidgen. temperatures mid to upper 60s.r up60s in fairfax and loudoun county. a stil lot of high water. along wh pasco and the pe tucks et rivers, lecoolsv edwards ferry, be on the lookout. a lot of high water. don't be like yesterday.e if you can't see the

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as long as you keep attacking the president, he said in one call, he'd contie his threats, cording to fbi. and in other court documents say he told the globe i'm going to shoot you in the effing head today at 4:00. the fbi said in several of his threatening calls he said, quote, you're the enemy of the people. that's a phrase president trump has repeatedly t use criticize the press what he calls unfair coverage. >> i call the fake news the enemy of the people, and they are. they are the enemy of the people. >> reporter: the pre using it again in a series of tweets attacking the media including nbc news. >> it's a dangerous game because there's a risk that individuals upset with the media and support the president for whatever reason will take this threat literally. >> reporter: authorities say had i had a rifle. >>> police have now identified her boyfriend as 49-year-old ray cu collins. police say he left a note behind identifying the wom w and saying sorry for what he'd done to her. >> due to the allegations of the female made of sexual assault we will not be naming t victim in this

for some of us it contied into thenight. a live look right now at the radar. still prett active.ending where you live, you could see more rain today as you begin yrednesday morning. good morning to you. i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >>>lc'm aaron ist. a warning for viewers in berkeley county, west virginia this morning.e becaf the conditions on the roads there, all the public chools are delayed two hours today. take note of that. we're working with team coverage. melissa is tracking the warnings traffic.ads in first >> first, chuck, you have an update for us. looks like the worst is out of here. >> absolutely. that's the best news i can give you. yesterday's rain chance w this big, today's is this big. nothing major coming our way. that being said, we have lot of high water across the area. skies are trying to clear o a smidgen. temperatures mid to upper 60s.r up60s in

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british fishermen will conti e to fish if we don't do a deal with france.po er: brian and the other skippersaught up in the clashes have lost thousands of clashes have lost thousands of pounds. so what are you going to do? >> the only thing toxt is let the dust settle a little bit. the rest of the fleet will go in together. the on thing you do, just stick together. reporter: you are going to go back out? eah. >> we will fight back. we won't let them do it. i'm ready to go back there. not to risk my life, of course, but i'm ready to return. but i'm readrtto return. re: the french police say they are sending more boats to patrol the area. it is now down to international negotiators to cool tempers. jane: in a closed-door meetingal with evangeleaders, president trump warned that if republicans lose control of congress in the midterm elections, democrats willhi overturn every the gop has accomplished quickly and violently. that message was delivered to a group whichas stood by the esident through a number of stories about porn stars and martin bashir takes a closer look at their support. martin:

the firm says stitch fix is the leading pure play in the sector and should contie to outperform expectationsiceart set at $38. in a down day shares finished at $33.31 up about 5%. >>> tesla is reportedly lking for a wide pool of investors to back ceolo musk's plan to take it private. it would conntrate ownership among a few large stakeholders. >> well, elon musk has beco certainly a celebrity ceo who is closelis tied to company tesla, just like the late steve jobs was to apple and the beloved jack welch to ge, but is it a good thing for investors when the ceo becomes the brand? j.j. qanahan joins us. welcome. >> know you kp a close tab on what your customers buy month to month and sforth, and often tesla comes up as one of their top holdings. it's called betting the jockey when you want to buy the face of the ceo rather the company itself. is that a good idea, do you think? >> i don't think it's a bad idea. you talk about steve jobs as a ceo became sort of the brand to people at some point and youh may start we ceo attracting you to the product and then the product itself as long as it's act

the news conti nustories., two breaking news stories. an arson investigation at a san jose restaurant and a stabbing at a fremont b.a.r.t. station. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. thank you for joining first, we want to go to the stabbing investigation near the fremont warm springs b.a.r.t. station. >> bob redell live at the scene. what have you learned so far, bob? >> well, good morning to you. a couple hours ago, around 2lic 30 this morning, there was an adult man stabbed on an access road or in the parking lot here at the warm springs b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. police have taped off a section of warm springs boulevard in front of the station. there's some objects in the middle of the road, like a white plastic bag. don't know if that's

some very energetic sports in that report but there are also signs sedate once eighty five year old conti yang is. all this competitor he is representing the philippines in the card game branch which is making its asian games stable this year. spain's top footballers have tretton strike action in response to a plan to play a league game in the united states club captains met in madrid to discuss their response to the league a fifteen year deal with a us media company players' union says it wasn't consulted on any stage in the negotiations. very soon we'll be in touch with those in charge of legal told them all the problems we have we will try and find a solution but if you ask me about the idea of a strike i tell you we are prepared to see this through to the end. terry henri is yet to be confirmed as the coach of bordeaux but one of his former teammates would love to see him get the job patrick vieira played with him for france and arsenal and is now relishing the prospect of facing him as a coach fare coaches nice so. it would be very good football very good for him for the french leagu

well not any more lawmakers are beginning to realize the impact of losing this bridge prime minister conti today declared a state of emergency for all of genoa to stay in effect for the next year he also took aim at autostrada the toll road operator responsible for the bridge saying it should be stripped of its license and forced to pay heavy fines today he also spoke publicly to the families who loves or who lost loved ones when one of the bridges massive concrete pylons crumbled like paper machine. unfortunately the number of victims is increasing as the hours pass. only express our heartfelt thoughts our closeness to them and most of their family members. and urgency personnel who are working to help the injured recover from the . unacceptable tragedies that should not happen in a modern society. this government will do everything to prevent such tragedies from happening again. over more. pills she joins us tonight from general good evening to you charlotte let's start with this rescue effort it's been almost thirty six hours since the bridge collapsed is there any hope of finding more

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we'll conti to get new information in this afternoon so doug and i will have the latest comingp at 4:00 and 6:00. next week it's looking really nice.e as for the chance for thunderstorms on tuesday, we keep it dry with highs in the mid-80s, melissa. >> all righthanks, amelia. that is it for "news4 midday."ng thanks for joius. we're back on air this afternoon at 4:00. >> you can get news and weathers updany time with our nbc washington app. have a great day and we'll see you back tomorrow morning. z2x56z z16fz y2x56y y16fy >>li we re in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ what you want baby, i got it ♪ what you need you know i got it ♪ ♪ all i'm askin' is for a little respect ♪ ♪ yeah, hey, baby just a little bit ♪t ♪ jlittle bit yeah, yeah >> oh, i love seeing that. we begin today with what y have heard the passing of the queen of soul aretha franklin at age 76. welcome to "access live." natalie is off today. and actress melissa peterman and scott evans is joining me and right before we went on live, we have been blaring the aretha music all morning because

theestil conties tomorrow with the parade featuring dancers and live bands. all starts at 4:30 this afternoon at plaza decesar chavez in san jose. time now is 6:40 on this saturday morning and lisa argen is being troising the forecast for us and below-average temperatures to begin the weekend. >> that's right. san jose will be three to four degrees below average and a live look outside where we're in the mid to upper 50s, but no sun there. we'll see some a bit later and perhaps low 80s today east of the caldecott tunnel. we'll talk about labor daying come up. >> lisa thanks. >>> also ahead, teams don't want to show off too much in the preseason, but the raiders gave fans ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast

in reporter: we're conti to learn more about this fast-moving development. these breakg news this afternoon. we understand that reportedly michael cohen is agreeing to plead guilty to a number of charges that could bring possible jail time, but that he hasot struck deal toer coopate and testify against asesent trump, his one-time boss. president trump's former attorney and fixer michael cohet surrendered t fbi this afternoon, nbc news reporting he was ready to plead glty to federal charges, including bank fraud and a campaign finance violation. there were also widespread reports cohen was negotiating a deal with prosecutors raising questions about what he might tellm t about president trump. >> you cannot pick and choose who you cooperate areinst. if youoing to cooperate, you need toe b all in, and you need to tl us everything you know about everyone. >> reporter: the lawyer who once declared he would take a bullet for donald trump secretly recorded his former boss. >> financing. >> listen. >> what financing? >> reporter: last month news organizations obtain

do tooes conti have to get spreads at normal levels?an economist can't argue with italy's need of a welfare reform or tax reform. to me, it is two things. one, how do you try to sell it and b, what is the overall fiscal cost? if we are talking about it this in terms of gdp but in return, we get a more equitable welfare system and a more efficient tax system, i think that is a price well worth paying, especially because the reforms ultimately would m -- i ama lot of the not sure i want to say anger, but dissatisfaction that has been on the rise with populist movements, that have anti-european streaks than other countries. matt: of course, anti-european eu,aks were leaving the nothing to blow spreads wider than that. it has been a pleasure. thanks for coming. ralf preusser is global head of rates research at bankamerica merrill lynch, joining us on set in our european headquarters. on radio join us "daybreak: europe" later. you can also type in radio on your bloomberg or listen to us on a number of fm stations in the u.s. or sirius x

neo weeks earlier, mid-conti had raised prices to cover the cost of presideri trump's 25% on imported steel. >> but so far, there are no new tariffs on imported nails. so, almost immediately, customers across america cancelled orders, instead buying nails from overseas, especially china. george skarich is vice president for sales. >> we literally in the second week lost 50% of the orders that were currently on file.he byhird week, the order file was literally off 70%. >> yang: so far, the company has eliminated about 100 of its 500 jobs.lr this line isdy running at only 50% of capacity. machine operator diane brogdon has worked at mid-continent for 12 years. >> the workers is paying the price now, that's getting laid off and have to go find another job, and s them won't be able to, and that-- some of these people, this is the only income they got just like me. this is the only income i got. and i got to put anothergh daughter thrchool. you know, it's going to be hard. >> yang: and company oials warn the impact of tariffs may force them to eliminate even more jobs. rs it's picking winn

. >> reporter: all right, so we're going to contie our conversation with questions from our readers and we'll put all that online and on our facebook page. for now, lesley neka arimah, thank you for bing part of this. >> thank you. >> brown: before we go, i want to announce our selection for september september. "earning the rockies: how geography shap america's role the world" is a short but powerful and provocative book h robert kaplan, a mix of road-trip, memoitory, and political analysis of where we've been and where we are today. i've been reading it with pleasure, ani hope you will too, in our "now read this" book club, a partnership with theor "newtimes." you can join us-- some 60,000 members and growing-- on our facebook page. >> woodruff: and tonight, online, we'll be posting results from the closely-watched primary races in arizona andlorida. you can follow them live at www.pbs.org/newshour.th al and more is on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the

bottom line, the war will continue, the tension between the two sides will contie and, frankly, most officials i table to say te civilian casualties will sadly continue as well. >> woodruff: so nororth,s, as we know the president last friday abruptly canceled the trip planned, secretary pompeo was to go to pyongyang to meet with the north koreans. we're learning what was behind it. >> one official said it was like whipansh between the uncement and the cancellation f word was seom one of the leading north korean officialsto mike pompeo leading the effort, and it was not as nice as the trump administration was hoping. secretary pompeo took that let tore the white house and in a large meeting of the national security officials, they decideddeth not the right time to go. ina eneral, this is flection of some frustration seeping in to the u.s. state department asa wethe white house that they haven't seen enough and heather nauert, the state department spokesman was asked about this today.n she didn't firm the letter, but she did say that north korea hadn't done enough. >> the secretary is

l alcindor: as the politi battle conties, so do several investigations into russia interferen. >> woodruff: and white house correspondent yamiche alcindor joins me now. along with our capitol hill correspondent, lisa desjardins. and larry noble, campaign finance expert and former general counsel for the federal election commission. larry noble, i'm going to turn to you before i turn to my"n shour" colleagues to clarify what is the violation here, if any, of campaign finance laws? we've had one version, we've heard from michael cohen in the courtroom yesterday, his plea, and then the president today saying something different. how do you interpret all this? >> well, iwhat michael cohen has said is true and if the information the u.s. attorney presented is true you have several campaign finance i have a corporate contribution because it looks like the trump organization reimbursed for the payments, you have another corporate contribution from american media, if that's thee company theyferring to, paying for other payments for karen mcdougall >> woodruff: the "national enquirer." >> national

he threw a party for sylvia conti. my dad was very bipartisan. a lot of reasons were my dad was teaching me the lessons of working closely with them. a hospital was about to close, a public health hospital. he didn't know any better. he didn't walk around, he just took them down. i was in the new york city council. more of an opportunity that came up. you grow up in my family and you grow to a republican convention. who's going to nominate him for the new york state assembly. i learned to speak publicly before i was learned to be afraid of it. because i was always active in his campaigns people always came to me and asked me to consider running for office area when a position opened up i felt i could be working in washington dc, it would give me a chance to go back to new york city. it would give me some good no -- get toet the know the right people. hands.u start to shake once you start figure out maybe youn actually do this become so convinced. i worked for the new york city council when my dad decided to run for president. mayor giuliani asked

he threw a party for silvio conti. my dad was very bipartisan. he believed very much in the institution as opposed to the political party. and so a lot of memories i have of my dad was teaching my dads, working closely with chuck schumer. he saved a hospital about to close on staten island, as a freshman member, because he didn't know any better. he wasn't supposed to be able to have that kind of clout and figure things out. those are the memorys are i have of my dad. he didn't walk around them, he took them down, and still does. >> why did you decide to run for congress in 1990? >> i was in the new york city council. that was my first elected office. it was an opportunity that came up, because i was always with my father and raised. you grow up in my family and go to a republican convention. and they say, you know, guy molinari, who is going to nominate guy molinari? my dad would say, my daughter. i learned to speak publicly before i knew i was supposed to be afraid of it. it is just -- i was always active in his campaigns, people came to me and

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