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. >> this morning the president is commenting for the first time on a bombshell report dpr the justice department on the clinton e-mail investigation. we'll have the latest coming up. >> six people in the hospital this morning after a roller coaster derafs. two the riders fell three stories to the ground. we're going to have the latt what went wrong. >> and it's a gorgeous day out there right now. plenty of sunshi comfortable conditions, but the humidity rolling back in. could see some triple degree at indices coming up. we'll talk about those in just a minute and when you can see them. >> news4 midday starts now. >> good morning. welcome to "news4midday." i'm molette green. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. >> we have the fbi's report into the hillary clinton investigation during the election. >> the president started this morning calling former director james comey the worst leader in the history of the fbi. as tracie potts repts the attacks continue in front of the white rhouse. orter: president trump sounding off on the inspector general report that found fbi director james comey used bad

president obama also had an agreement with the dpr candidate in 2012. every single time they negate on the agreements. they put so much trust into kim jong-un because he came to singapore but it's a very inconsistent with prior behavior . >> as you said, it will be a very lengthy process and we will see what happens along the way. thank you for joining us, professor. >>> businesses like amazon on starbucks didn't like it and now the city council of seattle is taking action to rescind a. the latest on a head tax aimed at helping the homeless. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ >> the city of seattle today repeal the tax on large corporations such as amazon and starbucks approved last month to help with the city's homeless problem. dan springer has more from seattle. >>reporter: if you thought it would be easy, if you thought big big this was not going to mount a serious campaign of opposition.the

dpr's first day of imp implementation. e spoke with bloomberg's caroline hyde from london. >> we saw a couple of thingsham happen on friday when it went into effect. a lot of marketers and publishers stopped spending. -- on automated advertising. they were a little nervous these new rules where every single company, dozens of company along this for supply thing, you digital ads online and require consent. a lot of them pulled back and said we know google is compliant and they have enough money and lawyers, we will spend with google because we are more comfortable. there are companies claiming they are going to shift more dollars in that direction. it demonstrates year the concern that these companies have that google is very powerful in this market. emily: you said one of them that says anybody that says gdpr is a good thing is it a monopoly or a liar. >> that goes to anyone who is prepared in a sense there was this concern that there would be mayhem that struck on may 25. a lot of companies didn't know what the future hol

acknowledged that north korea might be hesitant to abandon its nuclear project, a cornerstone of the dpr k. secretary of state mike pompeo said that the u.s. is willing to offer security nces.>> we want to provide them sufficient certainty that they can be comfortable that the -- denuclearization isn't something that ends badly for them.>> reporter: he is making it clear that despite a variety of possible outcomes, there is only one goal. >> the complete, verifiable, irreversible, denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only outcome that the united states will accept.>> reporter: secretary mike pompeo has met him twice before, and he said that kim jong-un indicated that he is willing to denuclearize, that is the goal, we don't know if it will happen or not, that will come down to when they meet face-to-face, a number of times we have seen the north koreans reach out like this only to pull back, president trump said he will go into this with caution, but when two leaders come face-to-face, almost anything can happen. >> two sides usually have worked out an agreement before him, bu

things for chie nee chinese purposes but i think whhe possibility came up with the summit with the dpr and the north koreans, then the north koreans needed some advice or were willing to seek out chinese views because the chinese had a more normal relationship, even if it was a tense one, with the united states it was the obvious place to turn for advice and assistance. i suspect that's what they're doing. no one can ignore china because of their huge presence so it will be brought in, i suspect, somehow or other. >> there will be a feast, tim. i have to leave it there. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us on "street signs. >>> and elsewhere, an event in korea has sent the price of bitcoin tumbling but it has nothing to do with trump or kim. coin rail tweeted over the weekend that it was hacked coin rail did not mention bitcoin in its statement though the price for the digital currency has still fallen to its lowest in nearly two months. for more head to our website that is cnbc.com. >>> if you have any views on this summit, feel free to get in touch on twitter >>> coming up on th

it's a great question,ecause no trey gow dpr wrkgowdy. while burr and ryan speaking out is bter late than never, they had they have allowed the president to pedal this theory for weeks without calling it >> all youave to do is look at the basics and you'll see. it looks like a very serious event. hope it's not true, but it looks like it is. h do you like the fact? they had people infiltrating our campaign. can you imagine? can you imagine?e's pedalling i whlieve it. poisoning the system. e president is also tweeted or said said some variation of the word spy at least 17 times since april. making wild claimsquote, he was only there to spy for political reasons and to help crook ed hillary win. why now are ryan and burr drawing a line today of all days? could it be in part because they have their eyes on theexit? said running for re-election and ryan is in his final months in congress. the reality is that right now in the gop, trump's toughest critics are not running for re-electi re-e jeff flake say his concerns about trump have made him u

not as powerful at europe's gxts dpr but pretty strong and takes effect in 2020. it will allow whether online companies can sell your data. you get to decide that. for that matter even keep your data at all. a new survey of home prices says atherton has the most expensive homes in the united states at $12 million. los altos is second most expensive at half that, 6 million. beverly hills all the way down in fourth. all in all, five of the most expensive cities are in california. chris and marcus, this fellow was employee number seven at tesla, helped create the first battery. he was actually there before elon musk became ceo. people forget elun musk did not found tesla. he's working on new battery technology and he's my guest this morning -- sunday morning -- >> so excited about it. >> should be this morning. this deal with batteries, as our phones get thinner and get brighter and they get faster and our computers get better, everything in technology is getting better except the batteries, just doesn't work the way it's supposed to. and they are working in on ways

the eu adoption of dpr, drafted to limit the power of companies like facebook may only strengthen the grip on the market well limiting information.al as well as a rethinking of anti-core trust consoles are sorely needed. another mistaken belief is that any company, no matter how can ask the problems. recent monthsn facebook has begun to reach out to the outside world with programs like the election commission and others that bring the outside in. these efforts should be encouraged. we should strive to create a approach. forward the architecture of data in our society where most of valuable data is controlled by an oligarchy of massive corporations is to imagine a sterile landscape hostile to. the manufacturing of data into dollars is the main is this a ace book and other large information. the only option is to engage or purchase stock in the country -- in the company. neither afford the user or hours i-80 compensation them commiserated with the firm shared we can and must do better for society. we must do more for business leaders. thank you very much. >> dr. cogan? >> thank you for

they have, but the to put together makes a very interesting outline of the relationship between the dpr k and the u.s. regarding nuclear weapons. it goes back 30 years or 40 years and it's very detailed, very comprehensive. it's pretty enlightening. the bottom line is don't expect this to be an easy road ahead. however, there's an awful lot that could be achieved and they have some pretty detailed proposals on how to go about doing it. i hope folks in the administration are looking at this because i think will be very useful. >> we are learning from this letter, according to the wall street journal, that it does express the north korean leaders interest in meeting without making any significant concessions or threats. so if it's quite vanilla, maybe that's the standard for these sort of things, will that be good enough or if you're president trump and you can react in a volatile way depending on the tone, would you just say the hell with it? >> i think there ought to be continued interest. the stakes are very high and the potential is really good on the upside or bad the other way, but