bush as administrator of the environmental protection agency before that she was governor of the state of new jersey and she joins us now from that state ok christine has president trump improved so far. i'm not sure how much larry i mean he certainly has hard to space the 1st night was all about the pace that was really no outreach whatsoever the 2nd night it was one of those things where they trying to soften things but they don't weren't talking about the record of the person who was they were speaking about frankly i listened to people and i just didn't recognize and same thing's been going on they seem to be going back and forth between being hard and and promoting the kind of things that is baseless to here and then on trying to soften him on the other side and ignoring him skipping over a lot of the record or misrepresenting frankly a lot of the record which everybody doesn't a convention i get that to a degree but i'm not sure how much it's told in undecideds but it certainly could have because there have been some very emotional testimonies are you know on the republican more

keep in mind that when these facilities opened, we did not have an environmental protection agency. the epa was not established until in 1970. so they had been in operation through the 19 fifties, sixties and seventies and the mid eighties before there were even studies done. as a result of that, as i said, there were a lot of people that died from cancer. they used to be over 12,000 people that lived in this community. now it's less than 2000. i'm not saying that they all died from cancer, but the younger generation are not coming back to this kind of environment. if somewhere in this area, there is a paddle boat that pulls up and those hundred and ten illegally can that individuals got up and hit in the woods for two days naked. that is until they were retrieved. somewhere on this water. this is the mobile river. but at this point in time, the national parks service had announced that they were going to put fishing piers and boat ramps and they were going to redesign this area for a national park. so that the people in the community can walk to the water and enjoy, environmentally

billiony includes $1.5 for environmental protection agency.t of the class-action investigation brought on by consumers. india plans to restrict huawei networks.m its 5g it comes as relations between the countries hit a four decade low following deadly border clashes. thanks very much. program, his plans make it more secretive. filings do today. by next quarter there may be fewer funds to report. what does reduced visibility mean? ♪ anna: 20 minutes to go until the start of cash equities trading. u.s. futures point to the upside. the global push to develop coronavirus vaccine is accelerating. it may not be the end of the crisis. the ceo of novartis spoke with francine lacqua. >> i see this as shades of gray as we look at the vaccine. we will likely have a vaccine that is viable sometime before the, let's call it the middle of next year. i expect a vaccine may not have the optimal efficacy. it will not be fully characterized. what i believe is with 70 vaccines in development, by next year we will be able to have a vaccine we are confident in. pr

the move by the environmental protection agency eliminates the need to check for leaks twice a year. some states plan to sue the administration and say the epa's own analysis shows the rule change will lead to increased emissions of greenhouse gases. >>> fought nite has been kicked off the app stores. fortnite publisher epic games installed an ingame payment system for gamers that bypasses the tech giants' which they say is a violation of policy. apple and google both get 30% from in-app revenue purchases but get nothing from fortnite's new system. watch report. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> well, get ready for a hot day across the bay area. in fact, this is going to be a prolonged heat event for the bay area. so please do what you can to stay safe and cool in this heat. all right. it is already a warm start to our day. here's a live look with our salesforce tower camera. as we look east and looking at temperatures in the 50s, 60s and in the 70s this morning. 73 in concord and oakland coming in at 70 degrees and livermore 74. 63 in san francisco. 74 in

we're going to have an environmental protection agency that is more interested in stopping pollutione going to have a real war and not a phony war against drugs; and, my friends, we won't be doing business with drug-running panamanian dictators anymore. [applause] we're going to have a vice president who won't sit silently by when somebody at the national security council comes up with the cockamamie idea that we should trade arms to the ayatollah for hostages; we're going to have a vice president named lloyd bentsen who will walk -- who will walk into the oval office and say, 'mister president, this is outrageous and it's got to stop.' that's the kind of vice president we're going to have. my friends, in the dukakis white house, as in the dukakis state house; if you accept the privilege of public service, you had better understand the responsibilities of public service. if you violate that trust, you'll be fired; if you violate the law, you'll be prosecuted; and if you sell arms to the ayatollah, don't expect a pardon from the president of the united states. monday night, monday nig

bush as administrator of the environmental protection agency before that she was governor of the state of new jersey and she joins us now from that state ok christine has president trump improved dysgenic says so far. i'm not sure how much larry i mean he certainly has hard to space the 1st night was all about the pace that was really no outreach whatsoever the 2nd night it was one of those things where they trying to soften things but they didn't weren't talking about the record of the person who was they were speaking about frankly i listened to people and i just didn't recognize and same thing's been going on they seem to be going back and forth between being hard and and promoting the kind of things that his base loves to hear and then on trying to soften him on the other side and ignoring him skipping over a lot of the record or misrepresenting frankly a lot of the record which everybody doesn't convention i get that to a degree but i'm not sure how much it's told in undecideds but it certainly could have because there's been some very emotional testimonies are you know on the rep

needles in feces from homeless encampments are flowing into the ocean and violation of environmental protection agency e.p.a. regulations which are said to violation to the city of san francisco unsafe water unsafe conditions environmental e.p.a. are e.p.a. which is doing a great job yeah so bizarre so the feces doesn't run into the water for one thing jennifer frieden bock is the executive director of the coalition on homelessness in san francisco demonizing almost people who drive conservatives to the polls moves us backwards because the more we demonize homeless people the harder it is to get public support for investing in real solutions other states have more homeless as a percentage of their population but it is less visible because they have more shelters still from 2017 to 2019 homelessness increased by 15 percent in california the thing that's happening is the increase in rents so as folks who are extremely low income that are living on the margins. as we see rents rise we see increases in homelessness conservatives say that california has about homeless problem because of its liberal culture

environmental protection agency which covers all of the midwestern states at the time we knew what was happening in plant the reports went out it was said but you know they did not want to push the state because the state was pushing back the state knew exactly what was going to happen this was before the crisis even occurred up to 5 you. years before the crisis occurred we knew what the water was looking like we knew the damage it would cause they just didn't care and that's the thing that gets me why you know maybe your experience there is that would help with this but like it to me it's like isn't the duty of someone in a position to e.p.a. isn't it their duty to say you know what we have to push back these are people's lives like that to me that decision making is insane just because the state pushes back these are the lawyers we're talking it would be and you would be exactly correct if you e.p.a. did also have in historical context some relationships with these private sector companies as well i think we have to remember that and the administrator at the time had been removed bec

christie todd whitman the former governor of new jersey and former administrator of the environmental protection agency you than joe biden should be speak tougher about the rioters i don't know what he said most recently about the rioters and they're certainly a difference between demonstrators and rioters and i don't believe he holds any truck with rioters he certainly supports the right of the demonstrators to be out there peacefully demonstrating but not the rioters themselves but what he should be doing is trying to scare people that this is what one part the way the republicans are doing now this is what the democrats are going to unleash on you because they want to because they like this idea because they're going to force integration in their communities and they keep talking about the suburbs where a lot of people of color who live in the suburbs they're not all you know rioters and he's trying to create this racial divide that is so dangerous our country is great because we're immigrants from the majority if you're not a native american indian you're an immigrant your family has immigrant root

thing gas emissions from oil and gas fields operators will no longer be required by the environmental protection agency the e.p.a. to monitor and leaks from pipelines storage facilities and well the industry was responsible for nearly 30 percent of u.s. meat and emissions and 20. now black americans are being invited to west african countries that their ancestors were forcibly removed from ghana and senegal are encouraging them to return explore and invest. say they want to leave racism and division behind in the united states and i know a certain look you know snow i know what the person is thinking of go back to africa. in the insult african-americans julissa georgia today heard it calling it a move to senegal as capital to card to find an escape from the racial tensions in the divisive politics at home in america people are. always looking to the corner. there's like a sense of like i don't know welcoming really you know just like everyone looks at you and they're like you look like me. maybe this is home maybe in this land where we come and we make it just like what america what is your return an i

is down to the environmental protection agency and for allied 's product, a new weapon against covid-coating that kills coronavirus for up to as many as seven days. it would allow american airlines to use it and the hope is other airlines in this part of the world get the same -- would get the same deal. we had now to daybreak: middle east. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." and chinese negotiators discussed the phase i deal. sides sawys both progress and their committed. the trump administration medifast track treatments. >> a breakthrough agreement betw

about $1.5includes billion were in agreement with the justice department and environmental protection agencye rest is to settle class-action litigation brought on by consumers. and softbank's pumping an extra thatbillion into wework, as the company weathers a declining membership and coronavirus crisis. --re is one bright spot demand from enterprises who are looking for more office let's ability. -- flexibility. and that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: thank you so much. bloomberg's matt miller spoke to the chief executive officer. equity markets have also crossed before asset prices have peaked again, so i would not suspect that this is very, i mean, unusual opportunities to buy existing assets for very low prices, not in our industry. matt: so you see basically inflation there because of all of it, let's say, green new deals or the fiscal help that is being given to that side of the business. is it becoming more competitive? markus: on the one hand, it is becoming more competitive. you see the big oil companies, and there is no surprise that they are renewable and the

meanwhile, trump president, one of his campaign promises was to get rid of the environmental protection agency week, they moved to lower standards from oil and gas wells. the change would eliminate the requirement for companies to detect and fix the leaks. research shows the leaks are worse than previously thought. so is there neithere anything w can still do or are we done? just ahead. r are we done? just ahead when we started carvana, they told us that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer. because our customers love it. see for yourself, at carvana.com. talking about it, as a layman, am i saying anything that strikes you as wrong? >> the only thing strange is you're the only one saying it. >> as president trump continu

i worry that the fda like other science-based agencies, like the environmental protection agency or the national weather service are bullied to do what donald trump wants them to do and i think it's a dangerous game he plays. >> there is an example of hydroxychloroquine did have fda emergency use authorization and pulled it because of potentially very serious side effects, heart disease, lung disease, negative side effects and the fda pulled it much to the dismay of the president of the united states. we don't know potential side effects, dangerous side effects to patients in hospitals suffering from covid-19 who might get a convalescent plasma treatment. we don't know potentially what the side effects could be, do we? >> no. i think it is likely that this is generally a safe pruktd but you know until something is shown clearly to work we shouldn't put it out there and anything can have a positive and negative effect. i do think that donald trump has this notion when you are sick you can't hurt somebody. but that's not true. hydroxychloroquine proved that. if something doesn't work it c

you have an administration that is willing to attack science-based agencies like the environmental protection agency, like the national weather service with hurricane doreen. and now the fda with the hydroxychloroquine debacle, that product should've never been approved for use because it hadn't been shown to work. now we know it did harm and no good. it's awful and it's only our population that suffers. we're better than this. i know we're better than this. it's just hard to watch. >> dr. paul offit from the great city of philadelphia, thank you so much. appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the mixed messages from the trump campaign as his aides hike president trump's plans for ooh mail-in voting for himself. stay with us. how about poor fred wilson? what a shame. so soon after retiring. i hear his wife needed help with the funeral expenses. that's ridiculous! -he had social security. -when my brother died, his wife received a check from social security, all right-- for $255! the funeral costs were well over $8,000. how on earth did she pay for it? fortunately, my brother b

the environmental protection agency finalized plan to undo the rules that had limited methane emissionsl and gas fields and pipelines. still to come the uae will be okay. keeping this diplomatic arrangement as it is, even if israel goes back to annexation what we don't think the israelis are going to are going to extend sovereignty at this point. this is a very important deal for israel and and brings peace between them and one of their neighbors. it's a great accomplishment of prime minister netanyahu. and so unless the u.s. gave the israelis the green light to extend sovereignty. i don't think that's going to happen. so i think all the parties are very satisfied with the arrangement today, you mentioned the palestinians and how these see there's you say you hope it there can be some something worked out between the u.s. and the palestinians, but clearly they are not happy with this. they are saying they feel they've been sold out by an ally given that what are the palestinians even a factor for the united states? anymore in this because they obviously turned down the most recent u.s.

environmental protection rule. this one designed to limit methane leaks from oil and gas fields and pipelines. the move by the environmental protection agency eliminates need to check for leaks twice a year. some states and activists pledge to sue the administration. >>> meanwhile, apple is gearing up to take a bigger bite out of the subscription landscape. according to bloomberg, the tech titan is planning to launch new plans to bundle several of its services like apple tv and app 8 music and icloud storage. no official word on pricing but the company is expected to reportedly offer tiers with a discount for puddling. >>> a new school year is looming and the rise of remote learning is expected to take a toll on family finances. according to bankrate.com 61% of families are evaluating their budgets and careers. about a third says expenses would take the biggest toll on finances and 23% cited the lack of work/life balance as their greatest hurdle. 22% said having to cut work hours while helping -- excuse me, will hurt their finances. and 15% of respondents said they might have to stop working altogether. len? >> and diane, perhaps going to t

the environmental protection agency is planning to rescind regulations for methane gass emissions and end requirements that oil and gas companies have mechanisms in place to detect methane leaks. the new rule changes are part of the trump administration's ongoing efforts to ease regulations on the largest polluters. methane accounts for around 10% of u.s. greenhouse-g-gas emissions.s. in immigration n news, advococas are ururging immigration and customs s enforcement to releasa mexicacan man imprisoneded at te adelanto ice processing center in california and to remove him from a deportation list. rights groups say ice wants to deport jose tapete for speaking against the jail's squalid and abusive conditions, and neglectful practices amid the covid-19 pandemic, including the agency's use of harmful chemicals allegedly used to disinfect the jail. tapete has been imprisoned at adelanto for over two years and has schizophrenia. he has also participated in several hunger strikes. meanwhile, the family of a 74-year-old south korean immigrant choung won ahn, who died by suicide in may, is de

administration had shown the ability to impose its will on science-based agencies like the environmental protection agency the term climate change is now off their website or the national weather service where they tried to sort of fudge exactly where that hurricane hit, and hydroxychloroquine, i think, was not the fda at its best. i think they gave in, frankly, not administration, approved the use of the drug through emergency use authorization, that should have never been approved. i mean, we know now that it didn't work to either treat or prevent disease and we know that it had a harmful side effect of heart arrhythmias which can be fatal so that was not the fda at its best but i believe the fda sees how important this is and will make the right decisions. >> real quickly, we have about 30 seconds left. a vaccine is incredibly important. of course you also need to be vaccinated with it for it to work. do you think there is enough focus and discussion about treatment? >> i think the most interesting thing are the antibodies. we have a new technology with mo monocloenl antibodies. you inoculate the perso

the environmental protection agency will finalize the plan to methane emissions, one of the most potent polluters, from oil aneld gas fields and pes. a federal appeals court in new orleans today upheld the constitutiality of the all- male military draft. it ruled that only the u.s. hepreme court uld change system. the case was the result of ad lawsuit fi the national coalition for men. the military draft ended in 1973, but every le must still register for it when ty turn 18. and, stocks were mixed on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average lost 80 points to close at 27,897. the nasdaq rose 30 points and the s&p 500 slipped 7. tstill to come "newshour," a deeper look at the mideast deal between israel and e uted arab emirates; the trump administration intensifies efforts to undermine mail-in voting and the postal service; and more. >> woodruff: returning teth deal between israel and the united arab emirates to normalize relations, midwifed diplomatically by the trump administration. there armany moving parts here, and r foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin is here to w

our next event will be september 15 with doug -- from the environmental protection agency.e are looking forward to seeing you on a future zoom in these unique times, and someday in the future we will meet again in person. i want to thank everyone again one last time, and with that we will pose the meeting. thank you. >> thanks a lot. ♪ >> c-span is covered every minute of every political since 19 84, and we are not stopping now. this month political convention will be like none other in history, with the coronavirus pandemic still blooming, plans for vote gatherings are being -- plans for both cap the rings are be -- both gatherings will be altered. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic national convention starting on monday, and the republican national convention starting next monday, august 24, live streaming and on or -- at the span.org, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ the contender -- about the man who ran for the presidency and lost, but changed political , all weekend on

the state team costs of the deputy secretary for california environmental protection agency, the deputy secretary for the natural resources agency, the division manager for the water rights at the state water board. the director of california department fish and wildlife and the director of the department of water resources. we have been engaged in conversations with them around the volunteer agreement seeing if we can reach some milestone where we can actually submit it to the state board for their consideration. we are discussing our flow schedule proposed under the re-licensing and flow measures. we've had two meetings at this time and making another one next week. we're making some progress but also running a little bit of an issue on how much flow is being required by the state. as you may roll, the state has opted a water control plan update for the lower san joaquin river and looking for unimpaired flow in the 30% to 50% range and in critical years we didn't have 30% in the tuolumne river so it's a discussion how to bridge the gap and how we can do so other things can enhance our

food for pesticide residues, ensuring produce and other foods are safe to eat and the environmental protection agencyunt of data about human health before deciding whether to approve a pesticide for a particular use and setting limits. the presence of a detectable pesticide residue does not mean the residue is at an unsafe level. and the usda recommends washing all produce even if it's going to be peeled in cold running water for 15 to 20 seconds and use a brush on produce with tough skins or rub with your hands whether organic or not. t.j.? >> adrienne always says, can't buy organic, that stuff is expensive. how do i do it on a budget? he r sales just like everything else of organic fruits and veggies. sales are good. sometimes they end up being cheaper than non-organic foods. stock up, buy in bulk and freeze the extra to eat later, and check for lower prices on frozen or canned organic products. get whole produce, not the sliced prepared items. those are certainly more expensive. t.j. >> there it is, adrienne, thank you so much this morning. >>> all right. we're going to keep with the theme of groc