george? george: yes. oksana: no. colin: absolutely.athan: five years from now, will the fed policy rate be higher or lower than now? oksana? oksana: higher. jonathan: really? george? george: lower. jonathan: colin? colin: lower. jonathan: the third and final question. on credit, and i've asked this before, have we seen the credit tides of this cycle, yes or no? colin? colin: no. search for yield. jonathan: okasana? oksana: we have not. that is why you have to sell, because it is easy to sell right now. george: i agree with that. you need to sell right now. jonathan: oksana, george, colin, great to catch up with you. that does it for us from new york. see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 p.m. in london. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "etf iq." ♪ scarlet: a marriage of convenience, the hottest etf, a fighter known as the boa constrictor to tap the millennial investor interest. trading on fixed income. blackrock shares the risks and rewards of high yields. and if

his name was george nader. and his criminal history included multiple convictions for child pornography and child molestation in two countries, resulting in at least two prison sentences. so when elliott broidy, the guy who had narrowly avoided prison in the new york state bribery scheme, and george nader, the multiply convicted child pornography and child molestation guy, when they met up at trump inaugural, that was clearly a match made somewhere other than heaven. but they hit it off. and those two men, after meeting at the trump inaugural, reportedly decided they would go into a kind of business together. because george nader had long-standing connections to two gulf monarchies, to the united arab emirates and saudi arabia, those two countries quite near qatar that we just showed on the map. nader at various points appears to have been a paid emissary of some kind of diplomatic go-between for the royal families of both uae and saudi arabia. according to landmark reporting from the associated press, the basi

to some it up, as the george washington -- is a george washington alumni board member, we know it ishard to look at, but we really believe in education and history, and that is why we would like to keep the murals up. thank you. [applause] >> we just got news today that thomas campbell, director of the fine arts museum of san francisco has written thus to us , while i respect the concerns of the protesters and understand the problematic issues, i do not believe that san francisco will be well served by the destruction of the mural series. the piece was originally intended to promote the whole discussion around these exact issues. and while intent does not allay impact, it could have incredible value as a teaching tool for the generations. please listen to this. i would be happy to volunteer our staff to assist in the next steps following tuesday's meeting. last week, they presented a reasonable defence for george washington high school. a motion one today. i'm shocked that the board is considering squandering public funds to cover over the murals. and i would expect the exact same po

george: yes. oksana: no. colin: absolutely.han: five years from now, will the fed policy rate be higher or lower than now? oksana: higher. george: lower. colin: lower. jonathan: the third and final question. on credit, and i've asked this before, have we seen the credit tides of this cycle, yes or no? colin: no. a search for yield. oksana: we have not. that is why you have to sell, because it is easy to sell right now. george: i agree with that. you need to sell right now. jonathan: oksana, george, colin, great to catch up with you. that's it from us from new york. see you next week. 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 p.m. new york time. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an

george: yes. oksana: no. colin: absolutely.athan: five years from now, will the fed policy rate be higher or lower than now? oksana: higher. george: lower. colin: lower. jonathan: the third and final question. on credit, and i've asked this before, have we seen the credit tides of this cycle, yes or no? colin: no. a search for yield. oksana: we have not. that is why you have to sell, because it is easy to sell right now. george: i agree with that. you need to sell right now. jonathan: oksana, george, colin, great to catch up with you. that's it from us from new york. see you next week. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ oil mizzen loans -- optimism slumps. saudi stocks soar. the index breaks through its average. largest arab economies, conditions improving, are recoveries taking hold? ♪ >>

george: yes. oksana: no. colin: absolutely.han: five-year some now, will the fed -- five years from now, will the fed policy rate be higher or lower than now? oksana: higher. george: lower. colin: lower. jonathan: the third and final question. on credit, and i've asked this seen the credit tides of this cycle, yes or no? no.n: a search for yield. oksana: we have not. that is why you have to sell, because it is easy to sell right now. george: i agree with that. you need to sell right now. colin,n: oksana, george, great to catch up with you. that's it from us from new york. see you next week. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ when you rest on a leesa hybrid mattress, bedtime is no longer simply the time you go to sleep. it's time to switch off and catch up. enjoy me time, and we time. 40 winks or 8 hours solid. the leesa hybrid mattress combines two technologies to give you deeper rest and rejuvenation. 1,000 pocket springs provide edge to edge support, responsiveness and comfort, while premium foams reliev

this is a good show because we get this we get to bash george osborne which is always a fun thing for me to do especially here in the us or i can do that i like getting . my tookie. stacey to be fair and balanced george osborne's mother loves him she thinks he's the most amazing person on earth and in fact the beneficiaries of some of his schemes love him too because they got free money from the british taxpayer perhaps the british taxpayer is not so happy about the rest of the story and we're going to talk about help to buy this is a scheme george osborne when he was chancellor of the exchequer introduced in 2013 march of 2013 you and i immediately did an episode and it's called ponzi lottery and that is episode 4 to 5 and i want to play this little clip where we talk about the ponzi economics of the u.k. as they point out in this case of nicholas levine he was running a ponzi scheme a ponzi scheme pays returns to investors from other investors money or their own until rather than legitimate profits no legitimate profits cut to. the ponzi economy that i said this man is like into the

you know who's here tonight, george stephanopoulos. the great george. where are you, george?e's around here someplace. he happens to be a nice guy. >> so after about ten hours, president trump and i are back aboard air force one heading back to the capital. just one day in iowa, with 510 more to go until election day. >>> coming up -- anger in the oval office. >> on "good morning america" today, they had phony polling information. i explained to you last night that it was phony, but you didn't do anything about it. you should have. >> when "president trump: 30 hours" continues. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner... significantly lowers the risk of stroke not caused by a heart valve problem. in a clinical study, over 96% of people taking xarelto® remained stroke-free. don't stop taking xarelto® without tal

george stephanopoulos at the white house tonight. george, thank you. and of course, george will have much more first thing in the morning on "good morning america," and a primetime special in the coming days, that date and time coming. >>> in the meantime, we do move onto the other major news this wedn in the dominican republic now claim the shooting of baseball legend david ortiz was a coordinated effort to kill him. they released the new surveillance just today of that crowded club and the gunman shooting ortiz in the back, just one part of what you're about to see right here. and tonight, we have new information coming in now on ort ortiz's condition. tom llamas in boston again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, in a dramatic move, the chief of police in the dominican republic holding up the gun he says was used to try and kill david ortiz. announcing they arrested the alleged hitman who pulled the trigger, along with others. and releasing this surveillance video, showing what he describes as a coordinated effort to kill. in that video, you can see two

support for this george let's start with you in your estimation where does this game of chicken and. well i'm in north new york today but i'm a texan and one thing i thought we all learn from or to from the germans of all people is you don't fight a 2 front war at the same time you take care of one thing at a time and i want the mexico distraction to go away as quickly as possible sure we have issues with mexico sure when you share a multi 100 mile border with somebody can get complicated but there are as you stated previously there are number one trading partner ahead of canada ahead of china and the president mentioned while he's in the unit in the united kingdom that they were number one they're actually number 7 and our trade with mexico is actually much much more balanced than it is with china so mixing your metaphors between trade and immigration control and national security related to that i think is a mistake john cornyn is a very dear old friend of mine who was number 2 in the senate until this year and john thune is the current number 2 in the senate he's a friend of mine

. >>> a change at the top at george mason university. president angel cabrera is leaving to become president of georgia tech. hat's his alma mater. cabrera has beenesident of the university for seven years. during that time gmu has or accounted for than half of all enrollment growth in virginia'ssi univerties. >>> health officials are saying that after they revealed that local case of the measles, they've received some calls with people asking question, but soa f no one is complaining of anypt symoms from that virus. the child who contrted the measles while out of the country is said to be feeling better. there had been concerns because that child had been in several airport, the haymarket medical ce ter, fair oaks hospital and measles is highly contagious and can leave an area contaminated foro hrs and hours after the person left. but it is preventable with vaccines. >>> the fda sent warning letters tooue-cigarette companies today accusing them of using paid social media influences to pitch their fruity flavors to theirfo owers. the age

george: has the u.s. been waysng conditionality in that the government of pakistan so, are the and if conditions the u.s. is pushing it a different than they would have been in prior years? is there anything you or is it the usual encouragement about expanding the tax base, and so on? -- then: i don't think i.m.f. has its own goals, its own technical teams and missions that go across to the countries, engage with the concerned thele, and agree on elements of the package. that package then goes to the wear whatever package and have agreed to has been a great of the technical level and it is supposed to go to the vote. -- i't think that i can have had of any specific conditionalities that the united states has particularly pushed for. a personnel -- the i.m.f. are leading the negotiations. george: in a sense, the logic of these questions really focuses on the economy and development, and challenges to pakistan's building its strength and well-being for its population, was the idea as china short over the de

george, what is your reaction to that?eorge: that is not indicative of the financial advisors and the investors i am talking to who say they have not heard about this move at all. the issue of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies comes up, but do you think something is a safe haven when cryptocurrencies, as a group, lost 80% of their value in 12 months in 2018? i am not sure i would call that a safe haven, frankly. scarlet: depends on your demographic. mic drop. our thanks to george milling-stanley and of course, our own sarah ponczek. coming up, ken anadu joins us about risks tied to ships for active versus passive investing. and, one etf that caught our attention, the total bond market etf. it took in almost $400 million last week. the most since february 2018 during a spike in volatility. a reminder you can catch that , chart and all of the other charts we feature on the bloomberg at gtf . this is "etf iq." ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "etf iq." time for the etf lifecycle, where we take you through the three main stag

we are waiting to hear from police in prince george's county.ust over an hour ago they announced they had located a 16-year-old girl who they said had been kidnapped this morning in langley park. investigators have been talking with the teenager who had been reported missing from the district a couple weeks ago. wre going to havean update at the top of the hour. >>> a man suspected of raping two women on the same street in northwest d.c. last month has been captured.ce d.c. poli say lester wilkerson tried attacking two women again at me on irving street yesterday. a mother and daughter. both inde screamed. a neighbor ran after wilkerson until police arrested him. court documents show wilkerson had just gotten out of prison in april. he'd been in for kidnapping another woman on thatme street back in 2007. >>> there is a new and deadly twist to the investigation into the death of a prince george's county couple in the dominicanp reic. nbc news has confirmed that a pennsylvania woman died at that same resort hotel under similar circumstances. five

we want to bring in george m.tanle, who heads up gold strategy at state street global advisors, and also with us is bloomberg across asset advisor sarah ponczek. let me start with you. after the long weekend, we saw stocks fall 1%. we saw the 10-year yield falling five basis points. gold drifted lower. overall gold has meandered , during this latest bout of trade tensions. why isn't gold getting more of a bid? george: i think there is danger signals in equities and in bonds right now. but nobody is giving up on the equity market. nobody is giving up on the fixed income market. it is being a little wobbly, more volatile, which is what we have been expecting. if we see the kind of problems we saw back in the fourth quarter of last year, then we will see significant inflows into gold. what we are seeing is small wobbles rather than significant moves downward. scarlet: when people see a negative headline or a sell-off in risky assets, they tend to expect gold to go up. if it does not go up the way the expect, talk abo

because this is the matrix, george.us right now are just duracell batteries for our machine masters, our bodies sustained in a nutrient bath with tubes out of every hole, george. every hole. you can take the red pill or the blue pill, george. i took the red pill, and it was pure robitussin and i am tripping balls." ( cheers and applause ) "tripping balls." but the interview wasn't just polls. trump and stephanopoulos also argued about the mueller report. >> they didn't examine collusion. he laid out evidence of obstruction. >> oh, are you trying to say now that there was collusion, even though he said there was no collusion? >> he didn't say there's no collusion. >> he said no collusion. >> he said he didn't look at collusion. >> george, the report said no collusion. >> did you read the report? >> uh, yes i did, and you should read it, too. >> i read every word. >> all right, let's go. you should read it, too, george. >> stephen: he's getting out of there fast because he's busted. he didn't read the report. "you ever re

george look i think this is much more politics than policy i think it doesn't make a lot of sense it doesn't actually do much for the immigration issue because mexico needs help on that on wednesday there are people meeting around now talking about this issue will see of progress has been made by thursday today and we'll see how this all plays out but listen terrace is not a great solution i don't care what anyone says i went to pretty good schools studied economics at the wharton school london school of economics tariffs and up on issuing the country imposing tariffs there's a tax dimension to it and cation and countries start to game it out so this doesn't make a lot of sense in the republican senators aligned with the democrats isn't that funny view it that way there's a new c.n.n. poll that shows that a majority of americans 54 percent think that donald trump is going to win again despite all the shenanigans we've just been talking about. how is how is this possible that people still think he's going to win i mean if you compare this with obama between his 1st and 2nd term more p

was looking up at george and he said yeah, what's the problem, george. all macho man stuff. thank you for sticking around. much more on this breaking story. perry mason moment from the president. so what if i did? a stunning admission he said he is willing to accept the help of a foreign government in future elections and from a global rifle it's not interference. think about that. we also get to the other breaking stories that hope hicks with the former top aide insider can talk about what happened. when he said the cover story was all about adoptions. isn't that sweet. we'll be right back. t adoptions. isn't that sweet we'll be right back. have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! that's why esurance has drivesense.® the safer you drive, the more you save. although i'm not really driving right now that would be unsafe. when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. on a john deere x300 series mower. because seasons change but true character doesn't. wow, you've outdone yourself this time. hey, what're neighbors for? it's beau

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. >> he said, quote, he enjoyed his interview with george stephanopoulos. think i will do many more network interviews as i did in 2016 in order to get the word out that no president has done what i have in the first 2 1/2 years of his presidency. >> george spent 30 hours with president trump, flying on air force one. visiting the president's west wing residence. sitting in on oval office meetings and conducting a one-on-one interview in the rose garden. >> tonight's special comes just days before trump officially launches his campaign. jon karl is standing by with the analysis. we begin with rachel scott at the white house. >> the 2020 campaign is entering a new phase. democrats are preparing to shine on the debate stage. but first, president trump steps into the spotlight. donald trump is gearing up to flex his campaign muscles just days ahead of his official re-election kickoff. the president laid out his base strategy to win over voters in an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos. >> what's your pitch to the swing voter on the fence? >> safety,

and that's what happened, george. i run the country. >> reporter: when the president does it it's not illegal? >> a president under article 2, it's very strong, read it. >> reporter: the president never sat for an interview under oath with the special counsel's team. instead, he answered written questions about contacts with russia. but he refused to take any questions about obstruction of justice. but if you answered these questions to me now, why not answer them to robert mueller under oath? >> because they were looking to get us for lies, for slight misstatements, i looked at what happened to people and it was very unfair. very, very unfair. very unfair. >> so i'm listening to you, you're not worried about being prosecuted once you leave office. >> i did nothing wrong. there was no collusion. you don't even hear russia mentioned anymore. russia's not mentioned. now it's all about obstruction of what? they built up a phony crime. they hired a man that hated trump. he hired 18 people that were democrats that hated tr

i committed to the movie based on a one-line story george told me.hen larry george and i sat around for three days and made up the story from the beginning to end. >> there's a line in raiders it means a lot to me. just buried in the middle of a big action sequence, they've lost control of the arc of the covenant. indy says i'm going to get it back. his friend says how are you going to do it. >> i don't know, i'm making this up as i go. >> that to me was what life was like. we just make it up as we go. indiana jones is very good at that. >> we came up with an idea like a truck chase. and then we figured how do we get the truck chase in the movie? so we had these big kind of subjects. then we kind of reversion engineered in order for it to earn its place in the story. >> spielberg is a master of staging. even when they're moving very fast and cutting very quickly, you always know the lay of the land. >> he can create suspense out of details big and small. there's always the action that the audience can see but the characters can't see. so the audience

the prince george's county police said the driver did stop. neighbors say they'veeen complaining about this intersection for years. >> speeding is a problem. cops come out here ayotte to, i guess you coulday s catch the speeders. there's a lot of accidents. we're always like, when is somebody going to put a four-way stop or traffic signal. >> reporter: prince george's county police tell me this crash remains under investigation. no charges have been filed. darcy spencer, news4. >> that new bit of information we got minutes ago that theer driv who struck the teen left him for dead. the family of the 14-year-old has set up a gofundme to raise money. to learn how you can help, open our nbc app and search "honor student." it has been a particularly violent week in t district. someone has been shot, killed everyday over the past five day, the longest continuous stretch this ye the latest victim was killed nhis morning i a neighborhood on 4th street and galveston in e the ce identified as jackson. and a second victim, a woman shot multiple times. >>

here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. we want to get right to that breaking news. a bit of history made just hours ago. president trump, the first sitting president to set foot in north korea. there you see him at the dmz, that dangerous dividing line for more than 60 years, shaking hands first with kim jong-un and then together, they cross over into north korea. history right there. and after that, a 40-minute private meeting in freedom house. with the south korean president. eygreed to restart the nuclear talks that collapsed in hanoi earlier this year. president trump clearly thrilled with the result. >> historic moment. i think the relationship that we developed has -- has meant so much to so many people. and it's just an honor to be with you and it was an honor you asked me to step over that line. i thought you might do that. i wasn't sure, but i was ready to do it. i want to thank you. it's been great. >> our chief white house correspondent jon karl on soil in seoul. the president wasn't sure it would happen but he'

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in ashburn, george wallace.peorts. >> ancifically that first day of training camp, thursday, july 25th. they only hope the weather willa be like i today. but it's always cooking when they get full action in. >> today they had a beautiful day. >> it doesn't get any better than this. i think we've got a couple more days like this. morrow more clouds, then friday a day just like this. we've got another day of rain coming up during the day on thursday. some of that rain could be heavy at times, e especiallyly thursday morning and then again possibly late. let's take a look and show you what we'reow dealing with we've seen nothing but blue skies all day. look what's coming in. we've got clouds to the left side of the scene. those clouds moving in from the storm system that's going to be tomorrow n.ht into thursday a beautiful shot out there towards national harbor. there's the clouds again as we look off to the north and west.h mid togh level clouds. 79 degrees currentsly. temperatures dropping through the 70s intohe

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george asking him what his pitch is to voters on the fence. and if he fears the growing calls from some democrats for impeachment. >>> inside a tense showdown with police. officers drawing their guns on two parents with toddlers, the mother pregnant. the eyewitness video and alleged crime that began the confrontation. >>> also the political aide possibly connected to a killing. a state legislator found dead inside her home. her campaign staffer arrested. what we're just learning. >>> amanda knox back in italy, speaking out in tears saying i'm not a monster. why the former grad student is back in that country where she was accused of murder. >>> plus, rising from the ashes, notre dame's first mass since the beloved landmark burned. the archbishop and priest in hard hats. >>> emergency at sea. the husband and wife airlifted off the cruise ship miles from the shore. >>> and the paraglider, his motor breaking 150 feet in the air. no choice but to jump. the fall nearly killing him. but what happened afterward, the bone-breaking romance he never saw

george richard peterson. for belgium is captain gregory, accompanied by -- transportation officer, embassy of belgium. he's accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. donald mcgee. presenting the wreath for canada is mr. christopher givens and captain christian monahan, royal canadian navy, embassy of canada. they are accompanied by world veteran, mr. irvin powell. accompanying the wreath for the czech republic, brigadier attache.defense air embassy of czech republic. accompanying him, world war ii veterans, mr. larry thorpe, mr. charles lawrence wheeler and mr. jose vollaldenado. presenting the wreath for denmark, lieutenant colonel william kruger klausen, assistance defense military, naval and air attache, royal danish embassy. he is accompanied by world war ii veterans, corporal david wo wallman, mr. stan walsh, and mr. ortega. representing the wreath for france, air force colonel oliver, deputy defense at cachet -- attache. embassy of france. he's accompanied by world war ii veterans, mr. wilbur williams an

loince george's county, everything is oking pretty good into and out of town. 270 southbound looks good northbound as you're approaching month rose road. >> a woman was shot in her bad on benning road northeast. police were called around the scene at 11:30 last night and so far little information is being released. it appears the shooting happene outsidhe building on the street. no arrests yet and investigators are still working to put together suspect information. the woman is expected to be okay. we will continue to track this story through the morning. >>> happening today, a prince george's county community is honoring teen killed last week. >> 14-year-old kammanashid wasng joggi and hit near a sw crosk. he had just graduated from eighth grade at georgetown day school. he was an honor student, a chess champ, a jazz player, and a cross country player. >> not to see that big bright smile every day hurts and to see ly family hurt, hurts even more. >> a vigi is being held tonight in bowey. kammal's family will lead a march to wheree h died and the march starts at 7:30 and all are invited

prince george's county executive is set to announce the new school's ceo. dr.ica godson has been serving as interim ceo since last year. keep your eye on the alert when the announcement is made our app. >>> bill was abruptly pulled from a vote earlier this month to make some changes. we have more on the bill in our app. >>> two hours the coast guard will begin an emergency drill in the harbor that includes mock rescues of people in the water and we will let you know ho it goes at 11:00. >>> president trump will kick off his re-election campaign tonight in orlando, florida, anr making oth stops in florida as well. that big rally at 8:00 tonight and people are already lined u to get in and peter alexander will have more on this story next on "today." >>> thunderstorms this afternoon. peak timing between 4:00 and 7:00. no, sir as big severe weather threat as yesterday but if you hear thunder, get inside and call your friends and neighbors at the pools and off the golf courses. high rain chances tomorrow through thursday less humidity moves in. >>> southbound on bw

prince george's county police are asking h lot of questions. hear now from the public information officer >> she was located in prince george's county and again based on what our detectives were able to see, she does not appear to be physically harmed. but again, in terms of what actually happened to her, as of 7:49 a.m. this morning and 2:30 this afternoon when we were able to get our hands on reher, we a still trying to figure that out. >> anyone looking for a suspect or do you know if there is a suspect? >> we would still like to speak to -- that car is still part of the instigation, that dark-colored suv. we would still like to see the person who was driving that vehicle. if they recognize thate, vehicl it has been on the news, been on social media all day long to please give us a call. >> this is a 16-year-old girl who had been missing from d.c. since may 20t she was seen today in langley park. prince george's county police say they were contacted because they believe that she had been abducted from that location in langley park. but becau

i share george will's skepticism in some ways.l believe there's a revolt happening when the revolt actually happens. when we see republicans pass a bill that they do not believe tariffs should go forward and then really vote to override a veto by president trump and really stop the tariffs. but i think republicans right now are hoping their messaging is going to stop the president. i'm not sure that will bes what stops this president. however, maybe people saying the livelihoods of farmers, businesses are at stake here, might slow the president down. >> george, you're shaking your head. >> on the arms sale, for example, the legislation under which the president is elected contains a serious loophole, the president must consult with congress unless he declares an emergency. in which case he's completely unfetterred. so they write these laws and then all loopholes. >> laws with loopholes mean nothing. thank you very much. george, you're sticking around. >>> up next president trump has a wide-ranging intervup with piers morgan, and a

but what happens when they get there, george. but still didn't make the trade war any worse. >> all right. matt rivers on the trade tension that at least seem to be opening up with the trade talks. nic robertson with us as well. nic, i'd like to get your thoughts on what the president had to say with regards to russian election meddling. again, had was asked by a reporter if he is going to speak to president putin about it. president trump saying, i did say it, quote, i said the words. again, it wasn't forceful. some were questioning whether he was even serious about it. >> reporter: you know, i think that's why president trump was asked the question in a press conference because everyone that witnessed either standing on the room or saw it on tv or online who saw president trump turn across to president putin as they were sitting there before their bilateral meeting, say to him, don't meddle in the elections, please. don't meddle in the elections. they were both smiling. i don't think many people took that seriously. that's why

william reilly was the epa for four years under george h.w. bush.nk you very much for being here. >> good morning. >> what was so urgent, do you feel that you felt the need to sound the alarm to congress? >> epa is on a deregulatory tear. the administrator and his confirmation hearing took pride. he was acting administrator. the fact some 33 regulations had been essentially abandoned or severely restricted. he said the advantage of that was to reduce by $2 billion the burden on various sectors of the economy. the extraordinary thing about the regulations is some were extremely important to health and environment. the methane regulation was withdrawn as a powerful greenhouse gas. mercury was an important toxin for the formation of brains in young children. the waters of the united states is an important area to pay attention to. all of these, coal ash, all of these are presented. they are presented not as ways to improve the environmental protection or the health protection for the people of the united states, they are really defended solely on groun

monica goldson was named the permanent school ceo of prince george's county schools. she took over interim ceo of the school system last summer. she's a native of prince george's county and she's been in the school system for 40 years. as a student, teacher, a administrator. she's also the first african-american wom to oversee this school system. >> when i got the call from the county exec. to say i was the selected one the very first th ong i thought about wereur kids and that for them they now have an opportunity to see that one day this too can be you. >> dr. goldson was chosen from among 20 candidates in a nationwide search. she took over as italinterim la signed former ceo amidst controversy. goldson will receive a four-year contract. the school board hell negotiate compensation pack mg. her nominationso will alave to be approved by the maryland state superintendent. >>> when we come right back at 11:00 tonight it h changed the way we stay in touch. now facebook has n created aew way to pay for just about anything you need.ha you should know about the social gian

george? >> i know you'll stay on it. thank you, ian. >>> the race for the white house and the first debate for the democrats looking to take an president trump. ten took the stage in miami last night. ten more tonight. the economy, immigration and health care at the top of their agenda. abc's mary bruce with all the highlights. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. last night's showdown was a chance to talk on the national stage. they outlined their visions for what america is and should be and exposed deep divides on immigration and health care but the candidates rarely seemed to take on each other but focused on the one thing they agree on getting a democrat back in the white house. ten candidates, two hours of debate, one big au they started in agreement. the candidates going after trump's economy. senator elizabeth warren who's been rising in the polls pushed for what she called a structural change in government. >> reporter: new jersey senator cory booker said the econom