abc news reporter david wright is following this developing story. >> president trump side stepped congress, signing four executive orders, providing some relief for millions of americans struggling during the coronavirus pandemic. >> i'm taking action to provide an additional or an extra $400 per week in expanded benefits. $400. okay. >> talks between the trump administration and the democratic leadership on a new covid-19 relief bill collapsed friday. >> it was a disappointing meeting. we did not make any progress today. >> reporter: democrats say they offered to meet republicans halfway on a $2 trillion stimulus package. >> i offered to them, we'll take down a trillion if you add a trillion in. they said, absolutely not. >> reporter: there was some positive news from the labor department. friday's job reports beat expectations. nearly 1.8 million jobs added last month. the unemployment rate dropped to 10.2%. the data showed erthat l their at the beginning of the pandemic are still unemployed. the $600 unemployment benefit expired july 31st. >> that extra $600 has been a lifeline to us to

david wright is following this developing story. >> reporter: president trump sidestepped congress, signing four executive orders, providing some relief for millions of americans struggling during the coronavirus pandemic. >> and i'm taking action to provide an additional or an extra $400 a week in expanded benefits. $400, okay? >> reporter: talks between the trump administration and the democratic leadership on a new covid-19 relief bill collapsed friday. >> it was a disappointing meeting. >> we did not make any progress today. >> reporter: democrats say they offered to meet republicans halfway on a $2 trillion stimulus package. >> i offer to them we'll take down a trillion if you add a trillion in. they said absolutely not. >> reporter: there was some positive news from the labor department. friday's jobs report beat expectations. nearly 1.8 million jobs added last month. the unemployment rate dropped to 10.2%. but the data shows that millions of americans who lost their jobs at the beginning of the pandemic are still unemployed. the $600 supplemental federal unemployment benefit expired

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abc's david wright has more. ♪ >> reporter: the trump administration apparently believes the truth isof this, scully? >> reporter: so much so that the pentagon is taking a page from "the x-files" with a special task force on unexplained aerial phenomena formalizing an investigation started by the navy in 2018. the navy task force will report to the undersecretary of defense for intelligence according to the pentagon. the investigation will still be run by the navy but now reporting to bigger bosses. why the upgrade? that's classified. >> this is evidence. >> it's classified. >> reporter: even the senate intelligence committee doesn't know what, if anything, the navy has found. the committee has included language in the intelligence agency's spending bill politely requesting an unclassified report. >> one of the things you have as president is the access to all the information -- >> right. >> -- in the world. all the mysteries out there. >> reporter: abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos recently asked the president about ufos. trump was cagey but said he has an open mind. >> but

wright. she'd never heard of him, before. >> david novak.as meeting. >> chris's defenders wanted to know why the police didn't seem to follow up on that or probe more deeply into all that tension in dee mower's family. odd. all of it. the feeling to them that something was missing. that the case against chris, simply, didn't hold together. so, as chris's trial finally got underway, bianca felt her husband was as good as home. >> it was just like brilliant. you know? we now -- you know, they go away. they do this thing. come back and i get my husband back. >> coming up. chris wright makes his case to "dateline." >> the people who are going to watch your show. i urge them to make their own decision. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dateline" continues patients that have sensitivity, that's very common to have a gum health concern as well. you know, i talk to dentists every day, and they're able to recommend sensodyne sensitivity & gum. it's really good dentistry to be able to recommend one product that can address two conditions. subut w

here to debate that is gop strategist, ash wright and democratic analyst david imonitia. for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. jillian: david, what do you think of what the democrats are doing right now? do you think texas can actually be flipped? >> well, obviously we've seen over the last few elections that it's been moving towards that direction but my belief is that really right now i think people really should be voting on their principles. first and foremost. and then their policy and then the person that they feel is best suited to actually lead our of country. jillian: let's take a look at the percentages right now. this is the latest information we have from the first week of august and you'll see president trump there is 46.3%, compared to joe biden, trailing not too far behind with 44.3%. ash, what do you think how this is going to play out? >> sure. i mean, we always see this, the last recent election cycles, we saw this with trump versus hillary, beto versus ted cruz where the democrats look like they're close and the reality is, they'

david mccullough. [applause] three years ago in this very room he attended the awards for the wright brothers. how many ofyear you have read tt book? he told us at that time he was working on a new book he was excited about we asked him to come back and share it with us and we are grateful he has brought his lovely wife rosalie, and his son. welcome. also a special thank you to our sponsors area corporation and capital square foundation which i am pleased to say is bringing doris colonel lawrence on - - doris kearns goodwin here. and also to c-span you can see his recording this event live for book tv. and finally a very special thanks to the first lady who's been a great supporter of ours to a tradition going back to our founder mrs. cooper. thank you while i say thank you to first ladies hope taft and all those have been very involved and i might add that hope and francis brought their husbands. thank you for coming. [applause] >> bringing people together of all parties some of you say was such unity may be we should put mccullough 2020. [laughter] we just began putting together the event an

david westin. joeng up, we will hear from keiser shortly about results to lift more plans from the business. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash with laura wrightura: nintendo has posted soaring prophet helped by the popularity of switch sales and hit game animal crossing, despite the console being hard to find from most of the year because of supply and shipping issues. the gaming giant is facing a production target for the switch to about 25 million units. samsung is launching the galaxy 20 series, but it is not just a smartphone. it is focusing on an ecosystem for its products, including a watch and wireless earbuds. that is your bloomberg business flash. nejra? so much, laura. a strong first half of the year for barclays trader has not stop its top shareholder to renew calls to shrink the investment bank. edward bramson says that barclays should mimic cut at deutsche bank's trading operations to improve profitability. details from italy, estefania joins us. what did you learn from the letter that bloomberg managed to get a hold of? >> thank you so much. grandson is back, basically, and -- branson is back, and basically by increasing his sta

david willis, bbc news, los angeles. a farmer has been found guilty of a blackmail plot against tesco which involved lacing baby food with fragments of metal. nigel wrighttwo counts of contaminating baby food with broken razors. during the trial, his defence presented him as a single farmerfrom lincolnshire has been forced into a criminal plot by travellers who turned up to his mobile home and began threatening the lives of his children, but to date the jury instead believed the prosecution case that in fact nigel wright was a minute to that of man, skilled at navigating the dark web and that a man who had demanded £1.4 million in crypto currency, and the crucial thing about that is the crypto currency is very hard to trace. i was told by police officers earlier today that it had been a massive police operation to try and catch nigel wright. there were around a 100 officers are split into two teams, though searching for traditional evidence and those investigating his dark web activities, the breakthrough point came at the end of last year when they found a cctv in which nigel wright had placed one of the contaminated jars of baby food onto a shelf in t

david general l. goldfein and chief master sergeant kalif o wright for their retirement from the air force a combined 68 years of with distinguished military service to our great nation. general goldfield's outstanding 37-year career has culminated as the 21st chief of staff of the air force. in this role, he's been responsible for the organization, training, and equipping of 685,000 active-duty, guard, reserve and civilian forces serving all over the world. hehas been crucial to strengthening our national security and led the effort on shaping the air force and joint force of the future. general goldfield launched his career at the air force academy, graduated in 1983 and continued his training at the united states air force weapons school. he would go on to urban his command pilot -- to earn his command pilot rating accumulating more than 4,200 flying hours in various aircraft such as the t-37, t-38, f-16, f-117, mq-9 and mc-12. he flew combat missions in operation desert shield, desert storm, allied force and enduring freedom. on may 2, 1999, while flying a night mission during operation allied fo