that problem ima g town will likely grow throughout the morning, as t folks hit roads. we'll keep you updated on things are ppening. >>> let's take a closerat loo the sink hole that melissa just talked about. middle brook road. we'll have a live report on the sinkhole at 5:00. >>> metroer r made neat more patience than usual. two metro stations are closed for 45 days of repairs. today could be a problem for those of you who did not plan ahead. there's bus-only lanes on parts of rhode islando speed things along there. >>> now, to a horrifying city from ocean city. a woman in theaealed in the chest. >> gust of wind lifted the ucu umbrella. come report wind gusts at 28 miles per hour at a time. >>> now, to come breaking news from canada where there's been a mass shooting. >> let's go to chris at the live desk. >> here's the latest on what we ned. it happened on one of the canada. streets on a woman and a young women are dead. you get to hear the actual gunshots. >> one shot after another. toronto police saye was firing into restaurants an cafes. he got into a shotout with

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. >> so, it's not the king's position that ima illegal immigrant? >> no, ma'am. we think you are allowed here. >> i think you are downplaying the flight with the knights. he didn't lead with just any group of knights. he fled with the king's most hated and recently vanquished knights. >> well, knights will be knights you can't take anything they say literally. you can take it seriously, but not literally. our brief cites the noted social scientist and connecticut yankee, mark twain, who observed that knights taken all of this in the night missed way and behave like big booby's. i believe the court can take judicial notice of all of that. >> while we are in the business of taking judicial notice of things outside the record, i was looking at your clients twitter account and i noticed he refers to his father a lot as crooked king arthur. what do you make about? >> well, i think it's really just part of his political view that he picked up in scotland, where we know that there is foul and fowl is a fair. it's not his fault that the other knights who heard what he sa

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is preparing $20 billion worth which is not much in the ima thing.ssioner help phil finds the $23. the risk is the second round affect on confidence and. silvia: you're right. responsibility of the trade war is the main thing. amount to very little on the impact on global growth but the risk is that of an escalation. there are several estimates around. shockld act as a supply resulting in lower output and higher prices. most macroeconomics see it as fairly manageable impact on growth. an increase in temperatures as seets of trade cost will growth lowered by 1.5% over a few years. yet i think this estimate does not really take into account what i have said from uncertainty. also, they don't take into account, the fact that global change that supply chains and become more integrated and their destruction good of a long asked best long-lasting impact. or we get hiss view of the summit. he will set the mood for the back half of the year. he is a man with the odd surprise. i've seen a few in my time from him. what do you think the tenor office conference

brown: our pick for august, we're range changing it up and would like to introduce you to leslie ar ima, raised in niria ia and honored in the national book foundation in its uder age 30 category, her collection what it means when a man falls fro the sky was named a best book of 2017 by numerous publication i'm looking forward to reading it and i hope you will join us once again for b ouook club. now read this, a partnership with the "new york times." >> woodruff: also online, min jin lee takes >> woodruff: also online, min jin lee takes us into thewi kitche her mom, where they show us how to prepare stuffed cucumber kimchi, a family recipe that plays role in the novel. that's at pbs.org/newshour. >> woodruff: apple, the world's most valuable company, reports its earnings tomorrow from the last fiscal quarter. the computer maker's cutting edge designs have defined a generation, but s fortunes ultimately come down to the idea and application of precision. tonight, author simon winchester his humble opinion on the importance of looking at the small picture. >> winchester: every week, two

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ramy: ima new york and you are watching daybreak asia. withs the first word news jessica.e commons that her plans to stay close to eu rules following brexit is the only course to solution. it is a proposal that will take back control of our borders, money, and law. but do so in a way that protects safeand keep our people and our union together. >> lisa chong has called for free trade. up praised china for opening to foreign investment, driving a contrast to tensions both countries are experiencing with the u.s.. ofy are prominent supporters globalization him months to the escalating trade war. -- amongstng escalating trade war's. harvey weinstein has been released on bail after new allegations of sexual harassment. an indictment say he performed a forcible sex act on a woman in 2006. he is being accused of predatory assault. more than 75 women have accused harvey weinstein of wrongdoing. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. yvonne: time to see how the asian markets are shaping up. we a

this is a story a lot ofeople might be able relate even if you're not famous and that's stting ima oforkout routine. nice moment with her daughter and son here's t photo in question. this is the one of her 4-year-old son.ed this surpr millions of her followers because she's famous for protecting her kids privacy and this is the first time she chose to show her son's face. she said this was a struggle,al don't like to show my kids, but i do realize my people are sid for me and me for them and sometimes i feel like i want to include them. social med kind of backing her up. beautiful boy, but yes, i understand her job is to protect them. ais one says she is a proud loving mama and it is her choice to protect them however she feel system right. it's not the first time she's spoken out on the issue. in 2016 she defended her decision to hide their saces saying tries to find creative ways to incorporate them into herocial feeds, but keeping their identities you guys all have kids. >> it's funny because i'm a moms i would p a picture every single second if i could because i try ud of my kids,

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ima whistleblower. i exposed fraud in just about every district. in there some companies body armor industry that did not participate in using defective nylon products, but most did. and i was the only one who stood up. this luncheon is significant to me for many reasons. late in 2003, my wife and i made a trip to talk to attorney: and cohentorney -- attorney and the attorneys at the national whistleblower center, great people. little did i know, that it would be 15 years later that i would be called up. we appreciate that. it doesn't always work out this way. i would like to see around of applause for the spouses of whistleblowers. my wife kim is here. we have been married 35 years. .e will see how today goes our oldest son has been a police officer for 11 years now. my brother is a police officer. our whistleblower journey did begin in 1982. to a be any in progress. a breaking and entering in progress. as we arrived on scene, my saw the suspect fleeing and i gave chase. he lay down. i fully believe he would get up and run again. he opened fire on

president, ima was didn't like him, but i supported him by paying my taxes and working. these are the things we need to take. politicians need to realize they work for the american people, not for corporations or for a political party. thank you again for a year program. --t: how does the recent affect union giving in the political realm? guest: the janice case determined that unions will not ,e able to demand agency fees and that will have an impact on their ability to amass toward collective bargaining on behalf of their members. and on the half. it reduces their funds. unionsrstanding is that are saying it won't have a huge impact, but these judicial decisions that continue to unions'away at the power, cumulatively, do have an impact. this is -- not friendly to union concerns. from arizona, calling on the independent line. caller: good morning, how are you. just two comments. number one, the biggest problem i see is if you keep in mind, wereongress and the senate -- 1980, the mid-70's, 75% of them were military people. and our government ran just fine. since then, we'

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