chris: this is the first one week know about in which the dol found a contractor discriminated on the visa status, but we know the dol is looking into similar allegations at a number of other contractors. we don't know who those companies are, but we have seen in the last couple years the dol has taken specific interesting tech companies, especially silicon valley companies getting in on the federal contracting game, so safe to say they are looking at those companies. they are currently embroiled in pay discrimination cases based on race and gender at oracle and google, and they are continuing to look at tech companies, and they are also going to start an already are looking at this visa question as well. emily: is there any influence from the trump administration here? >> hard to say. it certainly fits into the overall goal here of the administration to crack down on immigration, to bring back american jobs, but it is ironic, in that it comes at the same time, a month or so after the trump organization asked for 61 h2b visas for low skilled workers, requesting those for the mar-a-lag

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we'd do know that the dol is looking into similar allegations at a similar number of contractors.w who those contractors are. we have seen that the dol has taken a specific interest in tech companies, especially silicon valley companies who have been getting in on the federal contracting game. it is safe to say that they are looking at those companies and they are currently embroiled in pay discrimination cases based on race and gender at oracle and google. they are continuing to look at tech companies and they will start, and already are looking at the visa question as well. emily: is there any influence from the trump administration? chris: it certainly fits into the overall goal of the administration to crack down on immigration to bring back american jobs. it is ironic in that it comes at the same time, a month or so after the trump administration asked for 61 h two b visas for low skilled workers. they have requested those for the mar-a-lago property. some folks are saying they are having a hard time squaring those two things. on the other hand, it follows the rhetoric we hav

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inner loop and outer loop. 120 lien dol mison and the parkway, you can see that slowdown, you can get through, but a bit throw. aaron. >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's 4:02 and the lights are back on at rage national airport after a blackout plunged travelers into darkness. ravelers shared video and pictures from inside the terminal. you can see people wandering arou in near darkness. backup generators did evepually power but that was only for critical systems. escalatortnd got pretty hot inside the terminal because air conditners shut off, too. passengers said it went without any warning. >> i've never sen anything lik that before. >> everything s off. the lights went out. they flickered a couple times, next thing i knew, everything was dark. >> we were walking through the dark in the part of the airport. we could tell the ac wasn't on. it was clear something wasn't right. >> now,po the a says this was caused by a problem with dominion energy. it was restored and e 11:15. the no delays right now but news4's justin finch will be tracking live flights for you. he'll have a live report c

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the dol is not searchable. you can see a list. we paid some of the programs so the raw data you can search by the city you cover, the industry you cover, country went to, how many workers, you can sort it in any number of ways and there have been a bunch of interesting data stories where people have heal that data. we can provide you with all the data on a flash drive easier and faster to play with but there's a lot of stories in that. unfortunately it's 1 million people lost their jobs with nafta as opposed to 1 million who were supposed to gain in the first five years of nafta which gives you context of why half the states in the us are written about nafta and found trauma and his attack on it or for that matter vendors in winning over clinton and a bunch of those states, michigan, wisconsin on a trade appeal very appealing. so the biggest issue with the job loss is wages. it's the story that a lot of people who covered it in the quality but there's a lot of really rich interesting data the bureau of labor statistics does that h

we met rider dol king on the platform not long ago. you can seehe how t uneven surface affected ter ability get on and off a train.d she literally o push and force her wheelchair up onto the train. >> sometimes i have to do a 360 and go on backwards before they close the doors. >> reporter: instead ofin demoli the entire platform and rebuilding it, metro says it's lowered the rails inpots to achieve a level surface. >> the floor of the trane has to be the same level as the platform itself. on the aerial structure, we found it was better t lower t rails. >> all new concrete supports them. the platform had ohunks concrete fall off it in the past and the transit agency says thao is a now fixed. some people are now saying, well, if things are ahead of schedule, why can't theyheust open system here ahead of he le. metro says there are smaller punch list items it wants to take care of between now and september 4th.y, weack to you. >> adam tuss, thank you. >>> one of our country's most iiconic bridges is bad shape. in a couple weeks the meml

that is a dol grade? >> that's right. slow traffic getting out of pleasanton. >>> i would get on the road extra early even though the commute for most people is light, yours is not. backed up their pleasanton heading down to 84 pick it is backed up big time heading to and drawdy road. if you get on the freeway after and drawdy road it should be better. if you can get on s health mission it should be fine heading into san jose. highway four is low. 680 from the martinez bridge is not. 24 looks pretty good to the caldecott bridge. it looks like most of the commutes look good but the signal grade looks slow. >>> it is get away friday for many people today . the labor day weekend rush is on. that means our highways and airports will be busy. frank joins us from the oakland airport. are you seeing a lot of people out there? >> reporter: oh yeah. it is getting crowded. you could say it is game on here at the oakland airport your last chance to get away for the busy. summer vacation season as mentioned, it will be crowded here.

not a bad day to head to the polls and even though you need a backup plan in c de you dol with one ofs out there. same goes for wednesdaych the earlier the better on wednesday because more widespread late day erstorms are hu looking likely. head to the pool for the midday hours. thursday looking great and we'll keep it dry from start to finish. scattered thunderstorms again and a better chance on wednesday and theyould be severe. the weekend is not a washout but storm chances in our weekend forecast right now, but really it's all about the heat and humidity. tomorrow and wnesday it f like 100 degrees, maybe even a nottle bit warm out there during the aft hours. >> got on there a chance of a little bit of a relief on thursday and friday and humidity drops just a tad so it won't be quite as hot and humid. big chance of storms really on wednesday. tomorrow just a 40% chance, 60% chance of storms saturday and sunday and not a wash tout. temperatures mid to upper 80 and close to 90 degrees. once again your weekend not a washout butould expect to see a few storms around town. >> doug, thank

why do we still keep talking about inflation been under to dol when it's expected 2.3%?igher than the target. we seem relaxed about inflation. the things is because we haven't seen a step change. the figures have been spiraling out of control or moving on another gear. last year was a soft ear and this year is a better year, but there's just nothing there. it was flat on the month. the underlying price dynamics aren't as strong as the headline figures are suggesting. that's one of the reasons why bond yields have been relatively contained for now. break out get a there, it's hard to see investors pointing to higher inflation. anna: thanks for your thoughts so far. peter trubowitz stays --peter staysitz --viraj patel with us. we will be live from istanbul. stop?an he say to how much contagion will we see? we see the euro dropping in 0.4% against the dollar on concern of contagion from the lira slump. how will this work through the banking sector? more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: good morning, everybody. it's been a roller coaster week for tesla. the latest fo

dol it's not searchable. you can see a list. we paid someone to program it so the raw data you can search by, 52 cover, by by the sea cucumber, by the industry cover, by what country away to come by what you, how many workers. you can sort it any number of ways and it's been a bunch of interesting data stories with people at geo map that data. we can provide you with all the data on a flash drive so it's easier and faster to play with. there's a lot of rich stories in that. unfortunately, it's 1 million people lost their jobs to nafta as compared to the millions we were supposed to gain in the first five years of nafta. which gives you a bit of the contents of what people in half of the states in the u.s. are upset about nafta and found trump and his attack on it or for that matter sanders, in winning over clinton in the bunch of the states, michigan, wisconsin, on a trade appeal, very appealing. so the biggest issue with a job loss is wages. it's a story that a lot of people covered as inequality but there's a lot of really ric

she dol in debates. - what can you say to the voters of new hampshire on this stage tonight, who seee it, but are hesitating on the likeability issue, where they seem to like barack obama more? - that hurts my feelings. [laughter] - i'm sorry senator, i'm sorry. [applause] - i don't think i'm that bad-- - you're likeable enough, hillary, no doubt about it. - thank you so much. [laughter] - that moment when he said, "they like you well enough, hillary," that was an unbecoming comment that ricocheted back on him. - look, the pollsters were dead wrong, they were predicting seven, eight to a dozen points for obama. we had virtually canonized obama and said he'd been born in bethlehem. the press has been telling us she's gone and the women came out and said, "no, she's not." - the voters in new hampshire walk into the voting booths and say, "we're gonna keep this candidacy alive." - thank you! - we were riding so high after iowa. the african-american candidate had won a white state, right? and then we get slaughtered in new hampshire, which we're supposed to win. and it said to everyone,'

so far that in both the fight is and the government of yemen has been him why did its many people of dol tune what could come out when this so. called nation of not been invited although they will be going to the talks to see what goes on there and again both talks happening a month from now more than a month from now actually is going to come in too late for people already there are cases of call it are being reported in hospitals in the day that and also last talks that are going to be held in geneva a little of a month from now and not talks about a ceasefire or talks about bringing the war torn and they're about talks about talks which means you know breaking the ice and building confidence and just. you know sort of. asking the parties in the conflict to stop talking so nothing tangible according to diplomats would would would come from the first days of the talks ok i'm home of the dough the update from djibouti thanks to you now in the democratic republic of congo the election isn't due for another five months but it's already contentious and the former rebel leaders is back on th

i dol er name. >> jimmy: crotch boats.oster for the new marvel movie "venom" for looking like all of us when we try wasabi for the first time. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wasabi. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, pez dispensers for teaching kids that the best way to get candy is to snap a cartoon character's neck. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: oh, ow. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, door close button on elevators. i'll continue to push you every day even though we both know you don't do anything. ♪ thank you, bagels or as i like [ laughter ] there you go, everybody. those are my "thank you notes." we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show" everybody. happy friday! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ you are many different things in one amazing package, and t.j.maxx gives you the freedom to express every one. with our unique mix of must-have brands at must-buy prices, you can be active or totally relaxed. ♪ ♪ you can shop online or take it home today. you'll always save on something for every you. maxx you. ma

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dol retreat the as trump lashes out. lar the president complaining about euro manipulation and jay powell's performance at the fed. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are black with bloomberg markets. now we are taking a look at the heels ofng on the president donald trump accusing china and the european union of manipulating the currency. 6.838 against the dollar. we are looking at a slightly weaker fix than that, but there is another strengthening taking place. jodi schneider has been tracking this. and also checking criticism made by donald trump towards his own pick for the federal reserve saying that perhaps it should not be this tightening of monetary policy taking place. trump,o, president according to people bloomberg privatith, at a fundraisere with some wealthy republican donor said that he jeromeappointed with powell's leadership of the fed. this is not a criticism one makes with a chairman that you chose, but he said he expected that he was going to be a cheap money fed chairman and instead has raised rates tw

that's part of being a dol apprenticeship program you have to pay people to be in the program.ago and pay them a liveable wage in the program and train them to be great software developers. >> how long do does it take and is there a color war. >> it takes six months to get through the program. >> about six months and the cost of your program we saw the average which is about $11,000. >> the cost of the program is disappear are zero we pay people on day one to be part of the program. >> what happens to the people once he they get through the program and how do you get them to stay at your do you get them at your company as opposed to start at another company for training >> the way it works is a lot of companies come to us to build our software developers. and at the same time we're training apprentices who can also be software developers who will start pair programming with our senior team, and our clients then have the option to take those apprentices in as full time employees so we're not only creating our employee's software but a pipeline of talent for them they can take in

dol where the source code is not visible. short-sellers and everyone else. that idea is outrageous. i would love to see fully auditable i would love to see fully auditable there are big democracies including the one i'm from canada. where we use a pen and paper. it works super while. if are gonna use those machine ballots. to allow them to get that results in a couple hours early let's make them as reliable as we know how to. what is the best model do you think. i think having a national standard is very important. ultimately the organ run on a local level. a one of the things that we know from auditing the trail of voting machines themselves is that a lot of the things that they are supposed to do don't get done. it's good to be under guard from the time that their final software installation is on them. they're just left in the school gym. that is really terrible. it does have to be monitored at the local level. however we set the standard it should be higher than they are now. they actually started the question. talking about ideas for movies. has any of them been turned into tha

he'll continue to do, and it turns out the or 60% more and more, but this is not just all some die dol abolical . this is a man out of control. >> 39%, 40%, you lose elections. don't worry. he's not going to sneak up on you like he did before. you know, mika and willie and i and mark halperin said he had a chance to win the last two weeks. didn't think he was going to. a chance to win, and seriously, you would have thought we said locusts were going to be descending from the heavens and eating the flesh other every human being in america. i'm here to tell you now a 40% president loses midterms and 40% president doesn't get re-elected. ain't going to happen. but reserved al, let's wrap this up. we have quite a few people on here who have known donald trump for ten years. so interesting to me. gene had said, talking about the guy's not well. gene had said before that people keep their prejudices buried when they talk. certainly in public. i'm sure he never said anything inappropriate to you racially, but i can tell you while donald trump said inappropriate things behind closed doors and

i don't believe they invited them in and i think they can dol to improve the processes i do wish there discloses were faster but by and large every platform is being used would be like blaming the road builders because some any use that wrote the built to put the tanks into your country. there are things these folks can be doing to improve the way they operate no doubt about it. ultimately we should be focused on what's being done and not only who they're using to do it. my question is why wouldn't these social media pages be in a position to potentially alert all of their users, not just the public disclosure guesting in the press conference but actively send out to all of its users alert about every time to renew something so that people can become conditioned to the sort of messages that are being driven by this information warfare operations? >> i believe they can. i believe senator blumenthal requested that they do so in response back in september at the first set of hearings. they didn't did push notificato people saying they had seen content they like the patient engaged public

they have the ability to take any of those allegations and will dol so if they feel theres evidence to warrant such an investigation. those issues that investigate could be invested in them byin professional responsibly which is a 32 conduct investigation. in addition, the normal oversight process that we have include the civil rights crc l and we have the office of detention oversight within i.c.e. and professional response ability and we are required to be inspected and meet licensing standards and we haveds detentin service monitors the work for i.c.e. that go to these facilities on a daily basis and we have officers in the facilities on a daily basis with regard to the frc's. i think the best way to describe them is to be more like a summer camp. individuals have access to 247 food and water and they have educational opportunities and they have recreational opportunities for structured as well as unstructured and their special cords and exercise classes in soccer fields we put t in there and they have extense medical, dental and mental health opportunities in fact, many individuals