james martin has not so far called for a change in the teaching of the church on human sexuality.pproach is softly softly, a very strategic locations approached by the vatican and he is asking us for compassion, asking catholics to show compassion to lgbt catholics. compassion is that is in the gift of the victor and allows the dominant one to continue looking at lgbt people as if they were objectively disordered and that is the problem with that. we must leave it there for now and thank you both very much. much more coverage of the visit to dublin coming up throughout the day. we will indeed be checking in with you through the course of the afternoon. women in england will be allowed to take an early abortion pill at home, under a government plan due to take effect by the end of the year. at present, women ending a pregnancy in its first 10 weeks must take two pills at a clinic, 2a to 48 hours apart. the move will bring england into line with scotland and wales. ena miller reports. at the moment in england, women who want to end a pregnancy before ten weeks have to take two pills

the reverend james martin delivered a speech at the church's world leading of families which hope francis will be closing out when he visits ireland this weekend. >> by not welcoming, by excluding lgbt catholics, the church is falling short of its call to be god's family. catholics, youbt are breaking up god's family. you are tearing apart the body of christ. say: ahead of the visit, a has ao the pope campaign peaceful protest planned. fema has learned the lessons of last use devastation in puerto rico and promising a better response. officials said today that leftcane rina -- maria them better prepared for hurricane lane. powerful most hurricane to hit hawaii since 19 since 1992. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: live from bloomberg headquarters in new york. from toronto, here are the stories we are following from around the world. stage.akes center nafta negotiations between the u.s. and mexico are heating up. the former u.s. commerce secret

the aston martin x2 james bond. it is such a cool car. i love to look at. —— next two. sh. in their 150 year history they have sold around 4000 aston martins to women. women don't really buy them, apparently. aston martins to women. women don't really buy them, apparentlyli aston martins to women. women don't really buy them, apparently. i don't drive. it is wasted on you, cornelia will stop do you play tennis? no, i don't play tennis. i play tennis. i can don't play tennis. i play tennis. i ca n afford don't play tennis. i play tennis. i can afford tennis. alize cornet, she had a problem with her top. it was on the wrong way round. she had brilliant underwear on underneath. no indecent exposure. and she gets huge... from the authorities. they called back the umpire. he tried to penalise and then in the end the authorities called him back. but there is that then, are women treated the same way as men in sports? no. shaw centre, no. there was the big thing about pay —— short answer. this is really a storm in a teacup. if this is our only problem, got the world is in good

the aston martin d-b-5. jamesed to the iconic vehicle in the 1964 film 'goldfinger'. the re- created version will feature some of the famous gadgets including revolving number plates. they are making a total of 25 cars... and will cost a of 25 cars... and will cost a cool 3.5 million dollars. don't look for them on the roads starting in 20-20 -- well, starting in 20- the roads starting in 20-20 -- well, because the db-5 isn't street legal. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... we are learning new information about theutah firefighter killed while battling the mendocino complex fire.officials confirm battalion chief matthew burchett was hit by fallen debris after a retardent drop. now an investigation is underway into investigation is now an investigation is underway into what happened. details..next in a live report. plus...n

bond first >>> i know you have always wanted to drive around like james bond. aston martin about to make your dream come true re-creating the james bond car. the car will feature some of the gadgets featured in the james bond films. all 25 that they are going to make will cost $3 million. that is all. "cbs evening news" is coming up next. >>> tonight, we will break down legal developments in virginia and manhattan after paul manafort is found guilty, and michael cohen pleads guilty, both within an hour. also, more from iowa on the discovery of the body of mollie tibbetts. all that and a lot more tonight on the "cbs evening news." >> thank you for watching at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00. news" this tuesday, two former associates of the president are now convicted felons. one pleaded guilty, the other found guilty in separate fraud heses. and a stunning turn of events in iowa after the discovery of mollie tibbetts' body. all of that tonight, starting with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> the jury has found president idump's former campaign chairman paul manafort gu

in the guardian business pages, iconic uk luxury car maker and favourite of 007 spy james bond, aston martinouncing plans to press ahead with a flotation on the london stock exchange that could value the luxury car manufacturer at around $6.5 billion. and in the independent sports pages, tennis officials at the us open have been accused of sexist double standards after french female player alize cornet was warned for "unsportsmanlike behaviour" for adjusting her top during at match at the tournament. and finally on the bbc news website, commuters are so regularly using travel time for work e—mails that theirjourneys should be

also, there are multiple contracts that go to lockheed martin while james comey is the general counselm robert mueller's fbi, and robert mueller announces them and celebrates the fact lockheed martin won the award. gregg: didn't bob mueller also get rich, because he leaves government, goes to work for boose, allen, hamilton who just happened to receive hundreds of millions of dollars from the fbi under mueller's previous direction? >> exactly right. that wasn't the only client robert mueller served. there were others as well. but no, you have it exactly right. multiple clients that robert mueller worked with at the fbi. he then went on into the private sector. he and comey kind of work as a tag team. comey tags in, mueller tags out. in 2013, robert mueller sets up robert mueller and associates, a consulting firm, then also takes on clients through another firm who, by the way, several attorneys from there join robert mueller on his special counsel clinton-connected attorneys, no less. right, he does the same thing. it's the revolving door, it's cashing in on public service. it's outrag

martin van buren, james polk to the house. during the presidential years and in the retirement is the house was filled with visitors all the time. if you were a dignitary coming to visit andrew jackson let's say in 1838 after the presidency, you would have come to the front door. you have been greeted by a short woman named hannah who was head of the house and kind of ruled the roost. she would invite you to come in and size you up and decide how important you were. clearly you were important because you came to the front door. if you were very important and did not know general jackson, you would have been escorted into the front parlor and been allowed to wait for him there. in the front parlor he would had laying out objects that would show you what an important man you are about to meet. jackson would let you wait in the front parlor long enough so that you could absorb this and have a sense that this is a big deal guy i'm about to meet. he would tell you about the battle of new orleans, which was the pivot point in his li

martin, he was earning when the $6 million. wait, there's more. the public servant that he is, james going to send the rest of his career at lockheed martin, no. in 2009, he left lockheed martin. one of the largest defense contractors in the world to work as legal counsel for bridgewater associates. one of the largest hedge funds in the world. according to a financial disclosure fun. they also paid comey over $6 million. not to mention, next or $500,000 for unused vacation. who gets half a million dollars for unused vacation? a former high-level government official cashing in on his public service, that's who. he's not the only former fbi director whose act jewel record shatters his record of unimpeachable integrity. robert mueller's goes beyond awarding dollar contracts to his best friend's employer. after leaving his post as fbi director wanted this modern day saints do? he cashed in. mueller went back to work for his old lawn lobbying firm. now called wilma hale. he his clients are related to his government work. like lockheed martin it's a general surveillance contractor. the mos

remember, james bond rode an aston martin in 1964, by the way. the car movie gold finger, for those of you who are james bond fans. markets themselves have been doing pretty well this week. take a look at the big board. 26,159. it was the third consecutive day of advances for all three. right now the nasdaq is up as well. likewise for the s&p 500. investors are feeling optimistic, especially now that some of the trade tension has eased. >>> the trump administration is looking at ways to regulate google searches after president trump said that google manipulates its search results to display negative stories about him and other republicans. the president's economic advisor said the white house will examine the president's claims. regulating search results could search engine is not used for a political agenda and not bias toward any political ideology. >> every year we issue hundreds of improvements to ensure that they surface high quality content in response to user's queries. >> president trump said his administration received thousands of xhants

. >> so that part of the intelligence which has nothing to do with the shoot them up, james bond aston martin crazy technology, it's a simple part of identifying the target and thinking how you make an approach to that target. having an initial contact and slowly reeling back in. >> that potential source, that interest me. that process is essential, i guess the other thing that's in every one of my books is in some ways the suggestion the united states doesn't know enough about the parts of the world where we get so deeply involved to take the risks that we do.the theme of agencies, that's is my first novel in some ways that's all the way through this book. just don't know enough to take risks, that our country has gotten in a series of wars from the time i've been a journalist, one after another in the middle east. by thinking, i wish they knew what the characters in my novels know about how often we are flying blind. >>. >> host: and in fact you write i believe this is from the quantum spot but you're writing about an agent who is so game for anything, a sentiment not readily heard. >> gues

. >>> new at 6:00, your chance to drive like james bond. aston martinet to bring back one of the iconic cars >>> how you can rescue this guy who is just rescued himself from a busy bay area freeway. >>> netflix is testing ads that disrupt your binge watching. if >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> good morning. we're taking a look at highs across the region. we have morning clouds and we will break out for some afternoon sunshine. numbers cooler than we were over the weekend which is great news for folks inland. only in the 80s. 65 in san francisco. 69 in oakland. san jose going to a high of 80 degrees. >> that's the perfect weather to adopt a cat. a kitten up for adoption after a good samaritan saved him from the rush hour traffic on highway 101 last month. here's the kitten named leo in honor of the man who saved him. you will see a different picture of him. very cute. right. leo has personality. leo received specialized care at a kitten nursery and he's two months old and has

which led because one of the people were clarence jones, the lawyer for both bobby, for both james baldwin and martin luther king, jr. and led to the surveillance of martin luther king, jr., he did that but he calmed down eventually, you know if i was black i might be full of rage as well and he began to change his mind, he encouraged brother to go out and give a speech that accent waited the moral nature of race and along with the political nature of it and you know at tend of his life he was seen the most trusted white man in america at least one of them for african american people and died a martyr not only for poor people in america but racial justice as well. >> what's interesting to hear you talk about is that we met with president obama twice, i met with loretta once, loretta lynch and what's interesting about all of the meetings people have a lot to say before they see the president, right, i'm going to tell them and come in there and say, thank you president obama. [laughter] >> i remember the last meeting we had, big meeting, probably like 40 or 30 of us in the eisenhowerr building because

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james bond. the exciting announcement from aston martin. >> in accuweather dealing with dense fog in the north bay. your 12-hour planner in the north bay we had that fog through 10:00 before sunnier skies prevail into the afternoon. we'll take a closer look at how ♪ ♪ >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> it's 6:09 on this monday morning and a lot of students heading back to school. alameda ufnified, san francisco mid 60s, fremont, redwood city, mid to upper 60s. north bay mid 80s and vallejo good luck to all the students, a high in the mid 70s. across the region, highs will be cooler this afternoon than we were over the weekend. the cloud cover out there right now will be very slow to pull back to the coastline. afternoon sunshine will get us to 87 in concord, 65 in san francisco, mild in the south bay 80 in san jose and 79 the high in napa. >> good morning, drew. i do want to head back to hercules. that is our biggest issue right now, although not a sig alert and does sound like they're getting closer to clearing this. wes

. ♪ bond, james ♪ >> british auto maker aston martin is making 25 new db-5's just like the ones in thee car appeared in several other bond films after that. it will just cost you about $3.5 million. might want to pick up an extra job. on the cbs money watch now greece's bailout program ends, and the highly anticipated film "crazy rich asians" delivers big ndis at the new york sto ange witthat and more. >> good morning. the three year program to rescue greece from its debt crisis is over. the eu says this morning for the first time since 2010 greece can stand on its own feet. it cited the extraordinary efforts of the greek people and the good cooperation of the greek government. over three years nearly $71 billion was dispersed to support the greek economy and prevent a financial melt down. here on wall street investors will be watching the minutes of the federal reserves august meeting due out wednesday. it's expected they're upbeat about the economy and committed to additional gradual interest rate hikes. the fed chair speaks friday at the annual global central bank conference in jack

which led, clarence jones was the lawyer for both bobby - - for james baldwin and martin luther king jr. it landed eventually to the surveillance of mlk. he did that but he can't down eventually and said if i was black, i might be full of rage as well.he began to change his mind. he encouraged his brother to give a speech that accentuated moral nature of race. and along with the political nature. and he began himself to rethink his own understanding and became far more empathetic. you know at the end of his life, he was seen as the most trusted white man in america. at least one of them for african-american people and died a martyr. not only for poor people in america but for racial justice as well. >> to that's chapters 1 and tw . pages 1-86. [laughter] the first chapter is called the meeting and the second chapter is called the politicians. i will say what's interesting about this in hearing you talk about it, we met with president obama twice. i met with loretto lynch once. people have a lot to say before they see the president. they're like, i'm going to tell him this. and then t

james comey case. you work from lockheed martin from 2005 to 2010?> correct. >> sean: did he ever disclose all of this relationship before? we only have the amount of money he made for one year, that would be 2009. is that correct? >> that's correct, although we did follow the money and found there were at least 160,000 stock options -- a stock and stock options given to james comey. at the time, 2009, that would have been worth upwards of $30 million. it is not just $6 million in 2009. >> sean: i don't remember -- is this new information you hav have? >> no, this is in the book. >> sean: we know that james comey, you are saying, made $36 million at least most of it in 2009? or some of that stock could have been from earlier years, 2005 to 2009? >> correct, from 2005 to 2009. by 2009, james comey had over 160,000 shares of lockheed martin stock. >> sean: did they give him power of attorney to sign off on contracts, i remember reading in your book? >> correct. >> sean: okay, either way, lockheed martin is great. they're working on the next generation

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brandond, james bond car aston martin announced plans for shares in london.re across all of bloomberg's platforms. let's also get to first word news. we have taylor riggs in new york. taylor: the u.k. and european union are said to have dropped their october deadline for a brexit deal. want a dealaid they wrapped up in the next few weeks. behind the scenes, senior officials admit this is unlikely. they aim to finalize the divorce terms by the middle of november, at the latest. president trump has issued a warning to social media companies after he accused google of breaking search results to offer negative news about him. his reelection campaign also texted tweets to supporters the fake news machine is completely out of control. the president commented ouaf -- after a liberal -- commented after a liberal news outlet. >> they are really treading on troubled territory and have to be careful. it is not fair to large portions of the population. taylor: the u.s. and mexico will commit to maintain transparency as how they manage their currencies as part of the trad

martin luther king's last day. it is about a boy growing up in the cell. another boy, james rolled, and racism in america, it's about jim crow and silver rights movement and lynching minutes about the 60s about john kennedy and many things. for adults, take it to different levels of land. for young people you have to begin at the core basic story and then hook them with the drama of the story and then tease them the history. i hope their history lessons but i never want to young person to think that i'm teaching them history. every book i've ever written has been about something that has fascinated me since i was a child. i was born on lincoln's birthday in chicago. i read about him from the time i was a boy. very interested in john kennedy. i remember the funeral and i remember martin luther king very well. everything i has written about has fascinated me since i was young. i think that means i'm connecting to the boy i was. i really write the books for me. i don't know what people want. i know what i like. and i know it moves me. so, i tried to write the book the story i w

right there so are you going to report that when you see the lebron james and his fellow teammates with hoodies that represent trayvon martin or brief t. shirts. to on earth god they're going to report that you want to skip past that and go straight to the game why are we getting so bent out of shape or is different sports teams trying to make at least for the national anthem you're not going to report that you don't all of these things it's one holistically so why commentators people like to get a chance to be people like we are do you know i mean thing is i have never exact i've never seen an e.s.p.n. commentator a male yes commentator stop himself from talking about how calling proper americans just a terrible you know a terrible player and that's why he didn't like they made excuses for domestic violence i've seen them make excuses for these things so i think a little let's remember some of this you know what up until just a few short years ago the you know you get the n.f.l. with the biggest leagues in the world you know getting was be. paying the military to promote patriotism they want to hear about the military by t

the amazon angling and james bond favorite car is hitting the stock market? >> that is right. what's going on? >> aspen martinconic sports car brngtd and maker of james bonged famous secret agent sports car reportedly expected to announce plans for an ipo listing later this year. and announcement could come as early as today. "the wall street journal" reports that company would be valued at more than $6 billion and with list more than 1 billion of shares on the london stock exchange. ivelings pretty exciting actually. >> it really is exciting too bad it is not new york. thanks tracee. all right coming up, but tv news crew gets quoit a scare as car plows through a crime scene. and president trump is considering regulating glg's search engine. how should investors react to that? and can he even do it? is this just the beginning of regulation coming on our big tech in social yeedz companies? we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ fight security threats 60 times faster with ai that sees threats coming. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. >> welcome back let's get you caught up new records again for the fourth day in

>> james earl ray is the assassin of martin luther king jr. and his motive by all reports is racial hatred and unease with what king represented in the world in the sense of the social and political change and transformation dr. king was trying to achieve. >> i would like to say something, i don't think the king family accepted and king's attorney, business attorney accepted james earl ray as the shooter. he held a position to cover up who actually killed king. >> covering up for who? >> the people who actually organized the assassination. he was a front but not the killer. >> what do you believe? >> i believe that, i don't think one man will take on martin luther king, it has to be some form of conspiracy, probably more than one. >> dr. joseph, what you think about that? >> is a historian, i look at the historical record in terms of james earl ray as the shooter. i acknowledge there have been doubts raised by different quarters including the king family posthumously questioning the way in which evidence was gathered, questioning whether james

ipo.eading for an not james bond but his carmaker. aston martinad a multiyear and they are looking for a value of about $6.5 billion at a final decision on the offer next month. , they have been making cars and going into the wider luxury market. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haidi? haidi: president trump says the post nafta trade deal is on, washington sticking to a strict friday deadline for the trade agreement with canada, and the president says he is optimistic. president trump: canada really wants to make the deal, and i think it will be good for them if they do. haidi: let's bring in our reporter who covers this. this possible this can be done by friday? have seen positive news from both sides, with prime minister trudeau saying there may be something possible, something similar coming from his foreign, as well as president trump, that there are a few difficult issues to work out, and three days is very little time

>> well, james earl ray is the assassin of martin luther king jr., and his motive by all reports was just a racial hatred and unease with what king represented in the world, and in the sense of the social and political change and transformation that dr. king was trying to achieve. >> i'd like to say something. i don't think that the king family accepted and -- king's attorney, british attorney, accepted that james earl ray was a shooter. they saw him as a position, holding a position to cover up who actually killed king. >> covering up for who? >> the people who actually organized the assassination. that's it. that he was front. not the killer. >> what do you believe? >> i believe that. i don't think one man is going to take down martin luther king. a conspiracy and had to be more. probably more than one. >> dr. joseph, what do you think about that? >> well, as a historian i go with the historical record in terms of james earl ray is the shooter, but i definitely acknowledge that there are, there had been doubts raised by different quarters, including the king family posthumously, qu

are other examples of patients losing their relatives and what they have done, people like james titcomb, martins about this particular case. do you think there is evidence because of what happened?“ do you think there is evidence because of what happened? if you look at what happened, she was a trainee from maternity leave, she had been off for 14 months, she went into a hospital that she was unfamiliar with, she was looking after six wards on four different floors, looking after 75 patients that day, she was dealing with children stopping breeding, having an arrest, —— breathing, having an arrest, spinal taps on babies, she was completely overloaded. if we can learn one thing from this it is not to put trainees in that position. the problem is that too many trainees, they looking at what happened and saying, that could be me. if they say that, then look at how she was treated, she was dragged through the criminaljustice system, it has been seven years for her. it doesn't take away from the tragedy of what happened to the family. if lots of doctors are looking at what happened and worrying that

and i‘m reminded of that verse in the new testament in the epistle of james, where he says," faith without deeds is dead". martinrd from pope francis, martin saying he has used those words before and clearly, in ireland, it has been a very vocal country in terms of survivors of abuse, calling for action. country in terms of survivors of abuse, calling foraction. it country in terms of survivors of abuse, calling for action. it will be interesting to hear their reaction to what the pope has had to say. behind me, here, singer ‘s and performances continuing on the altar and the stage, specially designed for this event, for the crowds who are gathering. more and more of them flowing in behind me. there is a vast space here, you can‘t see all of it from our camera position. but, due to be half a million people here, the pope saying mass, we are told at 3pm. for now, back to the studio. thank you. within the last hour, emmerson mnangagwa has been sworn in as zimbabwe‘s president, following the ousting of robert mugabe, last year. the ceremony was held at the national sports stadium in the capital, harare. the inaugur

right there so are you going to report that when you see the le bron james and his fellow teammates with hoodies that represent trayvon martin or brief t. shirts. to on earth going they're going to report that you want to skip past that and go straight to the game why are we getting so bent out of shape or is different sports teams trying to make at least for the national anthem you're not going to report that you don't all of these things it's one holistically so why commentators people like that's going to have to be people like we all do you know i mean thing is i have never exact i've never seen an e.s.p.n. commentator a male yes commentator stop himself from talking up. how calling proper neck and just a terrible you know a terrible player and that's why he didn't like they made excuses for domestic violence i've seen them make excuses for these things out of us a little let's remember some of this you know what up until just a few short years ago the you know you get the n.f.l. with the biggest leagues in the world you know getting was paying the military to promote patriotism they wanted to hear about the military by

. >>> a license to ipo aston martin outlines its intention go public in a move that could value james bond's favorite super car at $5 billion. >>> and inditex sinks to the bottom of the stoxx 600. morgan stanley cuts the stock to underweight and says a significant "d" rat rating is inevitable >>> good morning let's look at how european markets are faring so far. across the stoxx 600, it's flat so far up slightly more than a tenth of a percent. looking at the individual major indices, the ftse 100 is slightly above the flat line the same for the xetra dax in germany, and the cac 40 in paris. in italy, a pretty negative day. ftse mib down more than 0.1% let's look at individual sectors. the real estate sector up again, up almost 1% retail and household goods both in the red retail down a half percent worth watching some of those numbers. as we see that sector continue to undergo serious changes let's talk about the big trade story. canada has restarted nafta renegotiations with the united states after president trump announced a new trade deal with mexico trump says canadian negotiators

finds james bond's car in the movie gold thing is coming back aston martin has announced it will create a limited edition of twenty five cars which will cost some three million euro as each but don't think that the p five will feature gadgets from the film and the famous revolving license plates but no secrets in any case the car won't be street legal it's meant more as a collector's item. at seventy eight most people are well into retirement enjoying the fruits of their labors but songwriter and music producer george is doing just the opposite the so-called father of disco is still very much involved in the industry and even works as a d.j. at some venue's now over the course of his career rhoda has written or perdue songs for many of the big names in pop music including donna summer david bowie freddie mercury just to name a few and these chalked up three oscars and four grammys well we caught up with him at a performance in munich. in the early nineteen seventies donna summer was a shy young singer who performed in musicals. then while living in munich she met giorgio moroder i don't

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