hewlett expired to be a pure shakespearean actor. he played the lead role in richard the third and also gave solo performances of scenes from a fellow. much like other bunning actors of the day, he honed his craft by imitating famous shakespearean performers like edmund kean. some of his other roles are more explicitly subversive, however. indirectly hinting at the subordination and resistance of black americans. the warriors need achieved in the ballet pantomime of some, the rebel leader of team shot away, or the insurrection of the anti-colonial lyrics of nationalist scottish ballads. black new yorkers flocked to performances at the african grove theatre. so might not have been hewlett's acting or even his politics that his family found so offensive. they might well -- because of that they drum him out of the family so there's a note in the paper saying he was a play actor in his day and he was drummed out of the family. so it's not necessary his acting or even his politics that his family found so offensive. they might ell have en

hewlett-packard's chief diversity officer leslie slay ton brown. >>> plus, you bid on houses, why not bid on apartments? alex's simple idea enrages represent erdos. >>> and yes, cannabis, washington is backing off its stress on pot. e's ceo jim patterson. our reporters sara lacy and connie, editor and chief in c-net. this week on "presshere." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. h-p is the birth place of a place called management by walking around. bill hewitt and david packard were to walk around today, they'd be surprised. pleased, but surprised by what the work force looks like now, a reflection of society now, a perfect reflection of society to be sure, but h-p is working hard to make that a more perfect mirror. the person in charge of that very big task is leslie clayton brown, chief diversity officer at h-p, and connie of c-net as well, editor in chief there. normally this is where i'm beginning to ask you questions but i have a couple of things i want to point out. that is, and i said this last time we had a diversity officer on the show, it is my job to ask you really

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in other news, the chairwoman of hewlett—packa rd opportunities.oman of hewlett—packard has stepped down from the board of directors. she has been named as a possible contender for the top job at uber. she is leaving the computer maker after a tumultuous time on the desktop pc market, which has hit the company hard. boeing's shares have climbed after reporting better—than—expected quarterly earnings. shares in the aerospace giant finished up nearly 10%. the result showed how cost—cutting has helped offset the effects of lower commercial plane deliveries in the first half of the year compared with a year ago. and amazonjoins first half of the year compared with a year ago. and amazon joins the $500 billion club. its market value climbed just a little past that yesterday. the us —based company has expanded its services beyond goods, to include cloud computing services for a broad range of companies. the e—commerce giant recently announced it is increasing its footprint in southeast asia by launching its services here in singapore. 0ver southeast asia

meg whitman announced she was resigning from the board at hewlett-packa hewlett-packard. the release today didn't confirm or deny reports fr deny reportsr >>> facebook is giving half a million dollars to help protect political parties in voting systems from hackers and propaganda. the social network giant announced today its funding the initiative known as digital democracy. facebook was used as a major platform to spread during this election campaign in 2016. >>> we're learning that apple's ear buds were inspired by star wars. this according to a wall street journal profile of apple's chief designer. he told star wars the force awakens director that he was thinking of the storm troopers when he came up with the design. that design has been updated over the years to apair of wireless ear buds. >>> coke zero getting makeover starting next month. it will be labeled coca-cola zero sugar. coke promises this new version will taste better. it will still be sugar and calorie free. the revamp comes as consumers reduce consumption of high sugar and calorie drinks. soda sales femal

i worked for hewlett packard for a short time and i said "i think god is calling me to be a priest." >> society of jesus in particular. >> that's because in the south bay there were so many jesuits. there were more jesuits than diocese priests. you grow up around that culture. it was the missionary zeal, the outreach to people across the globe. >> the definition of a priest, i have a brief one here we talked about momentarily. when you are called to be this, it's a powerful role but also i would think rather frightening, rather daunting. it says here "the priest has the power when he is ordained to offer sacrifice, celebrate eucharist, forgive sins, to bless, to preach, to sanctify. that's a lot of transcendent work. >> it is. it is beautiful, a great gift of our work, apostolic succession going to st. peter, to our lord himself, realizing men are left behind and always encountered by goth to come and provide sacramental life that unites transcendent with the imminent, temporal with the eternal as well. it's a great gift. people look for that. they want something that frames their li

i had worked for hewlett packard and i said i think god is calling me to be a priest. that's how it happened. >> the society of jesus in particular. >> yes. that's because in the south bay at that time there were so many jesuits and you grow up around that culture. you are aware of it. it was a certain attraction. the education, missionary zeal they have, that outreach to people across the globe. i was attracted to that religious life to be a jesuit. >> the definition of a priest, i have a brief one. we talked about it momentarily. when you are called to be this, it's a powerful role but also i would think rather frightening, rather daunting. it says the priest has the power when he is ordained to offer sacrifice, celebrate the eucharist, forgive sins, to bless, to preach, to sank fi. that's a lot of transcendent work. >> it is a lot. it's beautiful, a great gift of our church, apostolic succession going back to st. peter, to our lord himself and recognizing that men have been left behind and are always being encountered by god to come and see and to provide sacramenta

meg whitman is stepping down from her board seat on hewlett-packard inc.irman again, she has not stepped down from hpe. given the speculation announced regarding a new coo at uber, the timing is interesting. julia: we are joined by cory johnson. i wanted to get your take on the numbers. and if you want to weigh in on hewlett-packard enterprises and meg whitman? cory: i have been covering hp for a long time. hasen buffett says, when it hp has had a difficult time under meg whitman's leadership, whether it is hpe or hpq. they have had restructuring charges going back to 2001. two after they split into supposedly viable companies. it was a business collapsing, in terms of the pc and printer business. she was unable to rescue that, in spite of billions spent in acquisition. i thought it was a great surprise to see her name even floated when it comes to uber looking for a new ceo. scarlet: let's shift gears to facebook. that is what we brought you on here to discuss. everyone has talked about how instagram is a new frontier, the new focus for the company. faceb

juliette: hewlett-packard enterprises is said to be on shortlist become the next ceo of uber akoni twople familiar. -- uber according to people familiar. it's new the name leader by early september as it tries to steer costs during a turbulent period. going to people familiar with the maker. ae japanese company has built 5% stake in the massachusetts-based technology robotics firm. irobot has a market value of $2.4 billion. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: earlier this morning, the bank of japan deputy governor spoke to business leaders in japan. he said the central-bank needs to continue monetary stimulus to achieve its inflationary target as soon as possible. manus: a few other lives as he talked about this 2% target as being crucial. 2% cpi data. price pressures to rise and the second half of the projected period. clearly, the messages coming from the boj this morning. david owen is still with us. .avid, your thoughts on japan they have been there and done that in terms of trying to stimulate the economy. deputy governor given us some thoughts on white wages have not inc

. >>> wear hearing that meg whitman, ceo of hewlett-packard reportedly set to take over uber and on the short list of six candidates considered for the job which uber hopes to fill by september. >>> stanford giving fifth and sixth grade students in oakland and the in and she i first hand experience -- stanford a first- hand experience with education. >> reporter: this is not your average science camp. there are lab experience and lab coats but more engaging and exciting according to the kids. >> it is turned into a big thing of goo. this is the sixth year that they have created a weeklong program where fifth-graders and sixth-graders can experience something they never knew was possible. >> i like to hook up the wires. we learned about circuits. we could play the piano with marshmallows. >> reporter: until now marshmallows were only for eating and these red cups were generally used for drinking or stacking. but today these cubs are used in a vortex experiment. >> the goal is to push the smoke out of the bucket so that it will hit the cup and not down the cup. >> reporter: preparing thes

prisoners work for for profit corporations and large corporations even mcdonnell's victoria's secret hewlett packard narayanan. how do we break that out of we you know the washington is bought and paid for by these people they're literally writing the legislation that makes sure that recidivism rates are high so their profits remain high what how do we how do we fight back what i think it speaks to the point that you raised earlier which is that the system is not broken it's working the way out is i mean i think it also speaks the fact that we've had a million different campaign finance like regulations and none of them have changed the basic stakes of the game i think we have to fight back by realizing two things one the major political parties certainly not the democrats are not going to be our savior have never been anything other than the vessel by which elites try to capture energy that's coming from the grassroots and give it some sort of systemic representation which is part of why democrats also ended up being the people who supported mass incarceration but that being said i think we

when he and others were shot during the congressional baseball disappeared within reducing her like hewlett-packarderprises. she remains ceo he let packer enterprise to become ceo of lugar and twitter is on the earnings class today. it reports second-quarter results before the bout. analysts want to see if the company can continue user growth. 9 million new users signed up last quarter and hoping now is not just a blip. that's a check on what is happening now. train to the earnings looking good. check out your 401(k). speaking of d.c., the gop that got control. the house comes senate, white house get many items on the president to genders held. republicans actually govern. let's bring in commentator and radio host erick erickson. good morning. it's been a good morning. cheryl: it's now been six months on health care there's nothing to show for it. you now have republican senators sayed hands are thrown up in the air. can the gop get it together? >> it's frustrating as a conservative who for years bought into that they wanted to repeal it. it's a sign they don't want to repeal obama kerry. they want

two years ago, she oversaw hewlett-packard split into two companies and remain the ceo of one. former candidate for governor the california. the uber founder resigned in june amid a series of scandals that resulted in the dismissal of mower than 20 uber workers. >>> now to santa clara where championship soccer game was played tonight, and team usa walked out of levi stadium as gold cup champions. >> reporter: good evening. it was a dramatic win and finish, and they made up for a heart breaking loss to the jamaican squad in the 2015 gold cup semi finals. fans know how to celebrate. with instruments and costumes, they packed the stadium to party. >> i'm just happy to be here. this is my first pro soccer game that i could be a part of, and i'm excited. >> reporter: fans of team usa had reasons to celebrate, as the free kick sailed for the early lead. lath meeting in the 2015, semi finals and the reggae boys won. [ laughter ] >> reporter: time for history. a confederation of north central americans and -- the third most successful fifa confederation of mexico. until they last to yo

company is a short list of potential candidates according to many sources can make whitman, ceo of hewlett-packard enterprise. she previously is committed to hpe. it's unclear who else is on the shortlist. transfer interesting to find out to get the job. is this thing people use to clean the house called the roomba. there are concerns about privacy invasion would not be not your home. what's going on here? >> your roomba maps your home and plans to sell about now. colin angle, the ceo and crater formed by says there's an entire ecosystem of things and services for smartphone can once you have a rich map of the home that the user has allowed to be shared. i robot could sell such data to companies like apple, amazon and google pair company alphabet. this brings that major privacy concerns. cheryl: everything from her home connected. it turns out lip is testing out a new feature on customers than it sounds kind of fun. >> this is a great idea. he may soon be able to add taco mode when you request a ride from left. riders can add a taco bell sidetrip during the ride. many writers already asked to make

. >>> we are hearing that hewlett- packard enterprise ceo meg whitman is scheduled to take over ubernd reportedly meeting with the members of the uber leadership came in on the short list of six candidates being considered for the job which uber is hoping to half- field by september. >>> a summer camp at stanford giving the fifth and sixth grade students from oakland and the peninsula of firsthand experience with the "stem" education and this program is using science, technology, engineering and math to prepare the kids for the future. >> a polymer is a change of monomers bonded together like using molecules. >> reporter: this is not your average science camp and there are lab experiments with plenty of lab coats, but the glasses are more engaging and exciting according to the kids. >> it is all mostly turned into a big thing of goo. >> reporter: this is the sixth year that the leaders of signs in the city have created a weeklong program at the stanford university campus were fifth and sixth graders can experience something they never knew possible. >> i like it when we get to hook u

this is the hewlett-packard enterprise gearing room.rmer chancellor of economic advisers. this is bloomberg. ♪ your bloomberg business flash. terry odor of fell to third place in global auto -- toyota fell to third place in global auto sales. than 2.5o little more million vehicles. sold a little more than 2.5 million vehicles. a full-year figure will show a double-digit gain. the company benefited from stronger demand from asia and latin america. the ipod is one step closer to oblivion. apple will discontinue the nano and shuffle. the ipod upended their music industry. the success of the iphone meant fewer people needed ipods. alix: thank you. apple abandoning the cheaper ipod. the company will report earnings next tuesday. we also had amazon taking a hit in premarket, forecasting a potential quarterly loss for the first time in two years. howard marks of oaktree capital spoke out, saying the super stocks that lead able market inevitably become price for perfection, and in many cases, the company's perfection turns out to be illusory or

. ♪ emma: i am emma chandra here in the hewlett-packard in apprise greenroom.the alarm on -- stock. that is a: 30 a.m. eastern. violence rocks venezuela over the weekend. the president decides to hold a controversial election. and to enter the president from reap -- to deter the president from rewriting the constitution, venezuela's oil industry may be next. joining us now is our reporter who covers the country and has been closely following this weekend. he joins us from miami. the big question going forward oilell the u.s. impose sanctions on venezuela, where are we in that conversation? >> we are still waiting to see how the u.s. sponsor this year to president trump promised swift economic action should venezuela's president proceed with the election, and he did yesterday. everyone is waiting to see how the u.s. response and whether it will impact than a swale a's oil exports to the united states, which accounts for a third of its reduction. alix: where are we in terms of violence in the country? -- how do the politics play out from here? nathan: it was very

melissa: more breaking news, meg whitman stepping down from hewlett-packard's board of directors effectivetely. company is appointing chip berg as the new board chairman. meg whitman stepping down. david: interesting. creating jobs in america. the president's promised to do it and getting ready to make a major jobs announcement concerning a company that feeds into apple. is he just following through on campaign promises? we are moments away from a speech you can't miss. melissa: a session showdown, attorney general jeff sessions is the target of a twitter attack from president trump. what's going on here? karl rove is here with his take. that's after the break. . melissa: here's another look at the records on wall street. all three major averages closing at new highs. the dow led higher by shares of boeing, adding 144 points to the blue chips. without it, the dow would have been in the red on the day. david: interesting. republican senator from maine, susan collins, and democratic senator from rhode island, jack reed, were caught on a hot mic listen to how they were slamming the president.

meanwhile, -- >>> meanwhile, hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman according to bloomberg is a candidate touber. she has reportedly been meeting with members of their leadership team as part of a short list of six being considered for the job, which uber hopes to fill up by september. >>> an alleged member of a street gang and oakland is now behind bars. officials say his social media post may have led to his downfall. >>> illegal dumping at lake merritt. why officials are warning residents to stop dumping turtles in the lake. >>> we have breaking news out of san francisco where we learned a san francisco police officer have been a writ -- has been arrested on child pornography charges. so far, his name has not been released but sfpd sources confirm with ktvu that the officer was arrested by an east bay agency. fox 2 cristina rendon is gathering more information on the story and we will have a complete story for you in our later newscast. don't forget, you can always follow us at www.ktvu.com, twitter and facebook for updates anytime. >>> we are learning more details about the arrest of a s

meanwhile, hewlett-packard enterprises ceo has talk of her taking the top job.aid normally i do not comment on rumors but speculation about my future has become a distraction. that is your business flash. matt: i want to quickly bring you headlines we are getting in france. the july eu, in line with estimates. up .8% year-over-year. the estimate was 4.8%. exactly what the economists we surveyed were looking for. on the other hand, the month over month for july came in better than estimates. we have got a drop of .3%. they were looking for a drop of .4%. maybe the french cpi picture shaping up quickly -- better. shortly disappointing if you're a central banker. -- inflationasion not what they hope for. that came in line at .5%. better estimates for the year on year number. we see the french economy, that means the french economy contributes 0.1 percentage points, a rise in output for the euro area. let's turn our attention to the u.k.. the consumer confidence index for july has declined to eight level last seen around the time of the brexit vote. british stocks a

i am emma chandra in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.. today, the expedia that is at 2: 30 this is can time. -- eastern time. david: this is bloomberg. i am david westin. an annual gathering of media moguls is getting underway in sun valley, idaho. our colleague is out there commingle with the moguls. we go out to sun valley, idaho. wait to see you, even in the chile cold. tell us, first of all, who are you seeing? secondly, what are the themes that you expect to discuss at this conference? >> you have a lot of people from media and technology. it's is fundamentally a media and technology conference that has grown bigger over the years and brought in more sectors and companies to the mix. but we have leaders from silicon valley come as well, executives from smaller companies and bigger companies. the themes vary by year and there is always a focus on foreign policy. david petraeus is here. there is a focus on ai this year. we talked about the magically. he is here to talk about the future of ai. as they arrived at the a lot, that is some

this comes after hewlett-packard enterprise meg whitman confirmed she would not fill the job despitepeculations being considered. ceo travis kalanick may be trying to return to his job. sources say kalanick is steve jobs eight by later rejoining the company. the leadership shakeup not stopping this company. rolling out some interesting new features. the u.s. customers with her crazed as the issuer. it will be available this fall according to barclays. liz also reportedly working on a credit card payments will do the same thing. get ready for some uber and lift points. finally, "dunkirk" does it again. the box office for a second make it or beat out the abu "emojis" movie and brought in another 28 million, growth over 100 million overall. came in second with 25 points $7 million. a favorite line from the movie, i have more than one emotion. get it? no? okay, never mind. dagen: i can't wait to see "dunkirk." i want to nominate marie claire magazine for the tweet of the entire weekend. here's what it said. it was about "dunkirk." it seems like an excuse for men to celebrate maleness and

here in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. will bring you a special report starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. ma is set to pick up in 2017. and having worked on tribune media companies and the sinclair broadcast group, he is the lead advisor on the saudi aramco ico. the co-founder will be joining us now from the new york stock exchange. , great tooodzadegan see you. i have a chart to describe to you and it looks at ceo confidence in the economy. announced transactions and that ceo confidence is the white line in the blue line is m&a. a huge spread now. at what point does that convert? do we see money getting put to work. >> you are right in pointing out that confidence is a really big part of what typically drives m&a. i do think that if we get more robust economic growth, if we certainly get clarity on important factors like tax reform and regulatory reform and health care reform, we will see confidence improved and if confidence improves that is a good time for m&a. alix: does that mean we will see the smaller deals like $500 mi

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: spending fights in states across the country are heating up over this long fourth of july holiday period, and none hotter than in new jersey. this was day three of a state government shutdown with republican governor chris christie and democratic lawmakers at odds over a budget. christie drew fire sunday for using the governor's official residence at one of new jersey's public beaches that are now closed to the public. >> he has a place to go, so as long as he can go and his family can have a good holiday, i guess that's more important than the people of new jersey. it's very sad. >> woodruff: christie dismissed the criticism today in a phone call to a morning tv show. asked about people being upset, he said, "we'll, i'm sorry they're not the governor." mean

you'll recall, hewlett packard split into two companies that up until this point, whitman had a role at both hp and hp enterprise. we do know from uber insiders that uber is pretty committed to finding itself a female ceo. and there are lots of good candidates out there, the problem is like whitman, they've already got a job. and the white house yesterday announced a new foxconn plant will be built in wisconsin. do you remember president trump promised three new apple factories which left all of us confused. this might have been what he's talking about. foxconn does make the iphone at it's factories in china. so just one factory in america, not three, and foxconn, not apple, not making apple products either, but it will add 3,000 jobs. >> scott, thank you. >>> facebook is pledging money to help keep elections safe. the company's chief security officer announced the plan to support cyber security education on wednesday. in a blog post, he says, facebook will donate $1 million to encourage original defensive research. facebook is now also the founding sponsor of the defending digital d

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with politics and a controversial interview that the president had with the "new york times." he talked about attorney general jeff sessions and we talked to robert costa of "the washington post" and washington week on pbs. >> the president himself when he sat down with the "new york times" made the decision to make these on the record claims that they were quite shocked by some elements of the west wing and went on the record with these comments. they interpreted some of the senior officials as a push out the door. that sessions would wake up thursday morning and say i could no longer perhaps serve as

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. >> welcome to the program. i'm susan glasser of politico filling in for charlie rose. we begin this evening with a look ahead to the g20 summit and president trump's first meeting with vladimir putin. we'll talk with peter baker of the "new york times," karen deyoung of the post-and ed luce of the "financial times." >> president putin, this is the fourth american president he's met. he has a lot of experience reading people, he's ex-kgb. i think however he reads trump tomorrow will be consequential and have repercussions i won't predict but i will say are going to be very significant. > we conclude with an all in the family conversa

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> yo ♪ >>> hello, and welcome to kqed newsroom i'm thuy vu. coming up on tonight's program, silicon valley is steering a revolution to make cars smart enough to drive themselves. >>> and meet a san jose native who stars in the tony award winning hit, hamilton. >>> first, more signs of chaos in the trump administration. today white house press secretary sean spicer resigned saying he strongly disagreed with president trump's pick for a communications director. meanwhile the senate debate over health care continues. on tuesday the gop bill looked all but dead when several republican lawmakers refused to repeal obamacare without a plan to replace it. but aft

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >>with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. >>> hello, and welcome to kqed newsroom. coming up on tonight's program we hear from california assembly member david chou about the push to make housing more affordable. plus we talk to sophy cal about her exhibit in stran and her unusual connection to the bay area. >> but first donald trump friday replaced reince priebus with homeland secretary john kelly. meanwhile on the senate familiar, the latest effort to repeal and replace obamacare failed in the early morning hours in the senate. three republicans susan collins, lisa murkowski, and john mccain who was diagnosed with brain cancer last week cast the

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: denial and defense. the president's son-in-law offered both today, in the russia investigation. he spoke privately, for senate staffers, and publicly, for reporters. our coverage begins with john yang. >> yang: outside the white house west wing, jared kushner did something he rarely does: speak to reporters. >> let me be very clear: i did not collude, nor know of anyone else in the campaign who colluded, with any foreign i had no improper contacts. >> yang: he dismissed the idea that his father-in-law benefited from russian meddling in the election. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign and that is why he won. suggesting otherwise ridicules those who voted for him. >> yang: kushner took no questions from reporters but said he had an

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >>support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. >> frost: welcome to the program. i'm wildred frost filling in for charlie rose. we begin too,evening with foreign policy and talk with matthew barzun former u.s. ambassador to the u.k. and david miliband the president to have the international rescue committee. >> i think it's really important the russians know europe is more united than at the time of the brexit vote, that europe won't put up with intervenors and maintains -- it's really important. >> frost: we continue with jon wertheim, editor at sports illustrated and tense tense. joins us in london with the wimbledon tournament. >> the barometer is major titles won. roger federer has 18, going

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: it's the latest revelation in the story that's consumed much of the trump presidency so far: russian meddling in the 2016 election. and, this time, it involves the president's son. john yang begins our coverage. >> yang: the white house officials said today that donald trump junior's meeting last summer with a kremlin-connected russian lawyer was just business as usual. president trump's counselor kellyanne conway. >> this was standard operating procedure for the campaign. let's focus on what did not happen in that meeting. no information provided that was meaningful. no action taken. nothing. >> yang: "the new york times" first reported the june 2016 meeting between donald trump junior, then-campaign chairman paul manafort and trump son-in- law jared kushne

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. >>> hello and welcome, i'm twee boo. today we bring you another special edition of kqed newsroom on the road. later as part of the san francisco homeless reporting project, we'll talk about the challenges of finding a joble and working while homeless, first we begin at uc hastings college of the law to talk about the week's big political and legal news. portions of president trump's so-called travel ban just took effect, the u.s. supreme court won't hear the case until october, but the fallout has already begun. and it's been a week of political maneuvering over the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. also some signific

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: russia is stepping up pressure to regain two diplomatic compounds seized in new york and maryland. president obama ordered them seized in december, over russian meddling in the 2016 election. today, foreign minister sergey lavrov called it "highway robbery," and his deputy held a high-level meeting at the state department. nick schifrin has been following the story, and joins me now. so, nick, why are the russians so interested in these two compounds? >> what officials are talking about is bilateral irritants, so these are the compounds, these are the russian diplomats who were expelled last year as part of the u.s. response to the russian hacking, and these are not the major issues, these are not syria and ukraine, and the idea is the fewer issues you talk

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brangham: the tumult at the white house continues to churn at a pace unprecedented in an american presidency. anthony scaramucci, just 10 days on the job of communications director is out. the move comes on john kelly's first day as president trump's chief of staff. our own lisa desjardins is here to walk us through these shake- ups at the top. welcome, lisa. >> thank you. pretty busy set of days here. walk us through the time like of how we got here. >> to do that, west go back to ten days ago. that's when we saw anthony scaramucci be hired as the communications director the same day press secretary sean spicer resigned. five days later july 26 he made the phone call to the "new yorker" reporter in which scaramucci used a series of profane words to openly attack chie

you'll recall hewlett-packard split into two companies.point wittman had a roll at boej companies. we do know from uper insiders that ub's pretty committed to finding itself a female ceo and their lot of good candidates out there, the problem is like wittman, they already have a job. shares in facebook hit a new hype as that company raked in money. twitter turned in its numbers this morning, not a lot of growth in the number of people joining twitter. all three industries hit new records on wednesday. then the white house yesterday announced a new foxconn plant will be built in wisconsin. you remember president trump promised three new apple factories and that left us confused. this might be what he was talking about. foxconn does make the iphone and its factory's in china. so not three apple factories just one apple factory and they're making apple products but this might be what the president was talking about. >> trying to refer to, i guess. >> this doesn't officially count but it's kind of on the right track. it's big apple products. >

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >>support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. >>> hello and welcome to "kqed newsroom". california craft's new rules for recreational cannabis, and a look at an ambitious initiative to slash the homeless population in half. >>> first, president trump's son met last june with a russian lawyer who purportedly had damaging information about the government. trump released the e mail exchange. the revelations add a new twist into whether president trump's inner circle colluded with the kremlin to influence the outcome of the presidential race. meanwhile, on capitol hill, senate republicans are planning to vote next week

. >> she's stepping down as chairman at the board of hewlett-packard. she has a complicated job structure sht she was until now on the board at hp and she's still ceo of hp enterprise which is her main job. hp enterprise is a separate company approximately you'll recall it split itself into two a couple years ago. as far as we know, she has every plan to remain ceo at hp enterprise, but as you point out, this resignation from the board over at hp is fueling those rumors. we do know from uber insiders the company is pretty committed to finding itself a female ceo. there are lots of good candidates out there, but the problem is like wittman, they already have a job. >>> the white house yesterday tauted a nou new foxconn plant to be built in wisconsin. you remember president trump promised three new amen facilities, even apple didn't seem to know. this might have been what he was talking about. foxconn does make apple pro drukts ducts. it's just one factory and not three, it's foxconn and not amen but it will add 3,000 jobs. shares in facebook hit a new hi

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >>with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. . >> welcome to the program, tonight we begin with mark halperin and john heilemann of nbc news an msnbc and we talk about donald trump at six months. >> the new incoming white house communications director who is not even taken his job yet, is he not even officially in the job yet, is publicly calling for an fbi investigation of the white house chief of staff. and and twitter. >> rose: and we conclude this evening with singer songwriter conor oberst and a performance from his latest album salutations. >> the hope of course is that i think all art is a communications, you are kind of like, you are putting on the little balloon and th

hewlett-packard enterprise rob wittman has reportedly been meeting with members of the leadership team allegedly part of six people consider for the job right now which goober hopes to fill the job by the month is over. by the way, on the board, travis kalanick part of it. the company is giving an update on policy for items left in cars and boxes in chicago. they should not charge a $15 fee when they successfully returned a lost item to you. uber will accept the policy if it works out of course. a big week for earnings. towing, coca-cola reporting before the bell. revenue estimates 37.1 billion. earnings per share estimate 43 cents. we look at those numbers. facebook that report "after the bell" today. the estimate of $1.12 revenue estimate then played 2 billion. shares of facebook in the premarket at a fraction. 165-60. >> earnings have been pretty good so far. >> that is because global growth is improving down 6% and the beginning of the gear. we saw that play through on caterpillar earnings yesterday. this isn't because it was strong. it's actually been weak for low 2%. the problem

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. vu: hello, and welcome to a "kqed newsroom" special edition on the arts. i'm thuy vu. across the bay area, artists are tackling topics that are thought-provoking, moving, and surprising. on this show, we bring together highlights from our arts coverage. one group of singers explores the threshold between life and death. and we'll look at an artist's large-scale works painted on a canvas of snow. plus, visual artist jim campbell plays with thousands of blinking lights to create tapestries that dazzle the eye. but first, we start with the company odc dance and a piece that tackles science and the environment. the impact of climate cha

down of his job in august after 16-year tenure, another name that had been circulating this year, hewlett-packardeg whitman, she said, quote, normally i do not comment on rumors but the speculation about my future and uber has become a distraction, so let me make this as clear as i can, i am fully committed to hp and plan to remain the company's ceo. we have a lot of work still to do at hp and i'm not going anywhere. uber's ceo will not be meg whitman. there you have it. uber to pick a ceo by september. maria: now they are talking to jeff immelt. tracee: they need someone who is going to come in and clean the corporate image, redirect the company, frankly they need a grown-up after travis kalanick. kevin: someone that's going to bring in a good team as well and set the tone. if they ever wanting to public they will need to find a strong cfo as well. they are in deep trouble here. that's why they are trying to find effective leader. these people don't want the job. they are happy where they are at. dagen: rather than looking in the rear-view mirror which anyone in silicon valley could have told yo

hewlett-packard was under consideration, but she withdrew her name, saying she was not going anywhereeir new ceo will not be make it in. -- meg whitman. olivia, let's start with the fact that whoever is going to be the new kluber ceo -- uber ceo will need to be approved by the board, but that comes gets things because they are kind of divided and includes the deposed ceo. messy in the executive search. subcommittee has a board made up of five individuals that are looking for the next ceo. we understand it has been a bit of a messy process, and people as divided on what they see the most important qualities for this next ceo. we understand they want -- they have agreed on three major wants. they want a lot of experience running a global operation with a large global company, they are looking for a statesman, someone who has a great image, who will bring a lot of confidence to the company, and they are also hoping to find a technology visionary. so to get all of those three qualities is difficult. scarlet: and jeffrey immelt. -- julia: jeffrey immelt. how is that going to go down? that

hewlett-packard's chief diversity officer leslie slay ton brown. >>> plus, you bid on houses, why notos. >>> and yes, cannabis, washington is backing off its stress on pot. e's ceo jim patterson. our reporters sara lacy and connie, editor and chief in c-net. this week on

hewlett-packard's ceo, meg whitman, stepping down from hewlett-packard's board.e the ceo of huber? >> she has not been formally approached but evidently is on the short list, half a dozen candidates, to take over this company that is in crisis. she was an early investor and has been counseling huber throughout the crisis so we will see if she makes it through and does anyone need a woman to stearate? stuart: yesterday you asked me what i take the job and i said absolutely i would because that job comes with a piece of huber. and a piece of $70 billion is pretty good anyway you slice it no matter how small your piece. a couple weeks ago we told you about harvard. there faculty wants to ban all social groups. are next guest is a college student and an intern at the new york post and he wrote an editorial. he said instead of demanding made-up rights like equality and exclusivity, it would be much better for harvard to work on fixing attendance, story policies and create better policies to crack down on actual problems like underage drinking and sexual assault. the m

the hewlett-packard ceo says she is not heading to uber. they had reported that meg whitman was being considered and she is apparently meeting with executives but last night she took to twitter to clarify things saying we have a lot of work still to do and i am not going anywhere. the ceo of uber will not be meg whitman. >>> airbnb is being sued. a woman claims she was assaulted by a host and that they did not properly screen the host. she booked a room for one month in july and the lawsuit claims that she left after three days when he locked her in a room and exposed himself. airbnb said the apart behavior described has no place in our community, and we will not tolerate it. they say the company performs annual background checks. >>> starbucks plans to shut down its teavana stores by next spring due to underperforming sales. many workers will be affected. they would like to expand and add thousands of jobs worldwide over the next five years. >>> say goodbye to the ipod nano and shuffle. they are discontinuing the devices leaving the ipod t