we have more from abc's jonathan carl. >> they're not known for their personal chemistry but obama and putin did get together tonight for their first formal meeting in two years. the face to face was just hours after the two presidents went right at each other on the world stage. obama slamming russia's invasion of crimea. >> we cannot stand by when the sovereignty of a nation is flagrantly violated. >> reporter: and vladimir putin, who likes to play tough guy and literally flex his muscles back home, is now making a move in the middle east, sending russian military equipment and troops to support syrian dictator bashar al assad who putin said today is doing more to fight isis than the united states. "no one," putin said, "but president assad's armed forces and kurdish militia, are truly fighting terrorists in syria." obama says the opposite. that assad, backed by russia, is himself behind much of the terror. >> when a dictator slaughters tens of thousands of his own people, that is not just a matter of one nation's internal affairs. president obama has said he's willing to work with r

here's abc's jonathan carl. >> reporter: after donald trump hit yeb bush in english and in spanish -- trump slapped bush for. [ speaking spanish ] . telling the conservative breitbart.com he's a nice man, but he should really set the example by speaking english while in the united states. >>> spanish, by the way, is the native language of jeb bush's wife colum ba and more than 37 million other americans. bush's campaign manager danny diaz tweeted donald trump against spanish? says reagan's not a conservative? looks like a one-man mission to kill the gop and he tweeted this video using trump's own words against him. >> hillary clinton is a terrific woman. i've known herr for years. >> in no time, a trump video using jeb's own words. >> the commitment of someone who has devoted her life to public service. i want to say thank you to both secretary clinton and president clinton. >> reporter: after weeks of ignoring donald trump, jeb bush and his campaign is going right at him. even bush's son jeb junior has joined the fray viaia via twitter tweeting i can't wait for this summer reality tv

jonathan carl, abc news, washington. >> former tennis star james blake calling for the firing of the new york city police officer who tackled him. blake was shoved to the ground and handcuffed in a case of mistaken identity. the officer mistook him for a suspect in a credit card scam. blake says the officer failed to identify or explain himself. the officer has been placed on desk duty as you know. at least seven people accused him of using excessive force in the past. >>> tennis fans disappointed that serena wasn't in saturday's u.s. open. you were one of them. >> yeah, many. >> but let me tell you, it was a fantastic saturday afternoon. they really got a treat if you were there. >> we were there. >> it was fantastic. >> but let's talk about the men first because after a three-hour rain delay, novak djokovic and roger federer, djokovic won the first set 6-4 after federer missed a backhand into the net. and k-fed came back or roger federer came back. >> k-fed. you're mixing britney spears. let me take over sports here. wait a minute. djokovic would take the third set though taking it

jonathan carl, abc news, new york. >>> things could get heated on capitol hill today when the head of planned parenthood testifies for the first time since those secretly recorded videos. cecile richards is expected to tell lawmakers that donation of tissue from aborted fetuses is a minuscule part of its work providing health services for women. the group has nearly 700 clinics but obtains fetal tissue in less than 1% of them. >> the debate over the funding had threatened to shut down the government. that doesn't appear likely. the senate easily passed a bill that will keep federal agencies operating through early december. the house is expected to approve the bill and is end it to president obama before the webs night deadline. >> experts so far giving a lukewarm reaction to donald trump's long awaited tax reform plan. some say the wealthiest americanss would pay less tax, no the more. elizabeth hur with the details. >> reporter: amid a shakesup in the race for the gop nomination, front-runner donald trump unveils his tax plan it outing it as simple and fair. >> it readeuces or elimi

jonathan carl, abc news, the white house. >>> president obama is visiting alaska. he's hiking on a glacier today as part of a three-day visit to draw attention to environmental problems. he made sure that he would get a warm welcome in alaska by changing mt. mckinley's name to mt. denali. alaskans have been asking for the name change for daksds. decades. but politicians in president mckinley's home state are upset. >> we think it's too bad the administration has chosen to go around congress and to do this. >> some members of the ohio congressional delegation are threatening to introduce legislation switching the name back to mckinley. the mountain is the highest in north america. >> now to an abc news exclusive. >>> abc's david muir sitting down with the pope three weeks before his first ever u.s. visit. as part of that special event, the pope held an audience with people in los angeles, chicago and the border town of mcallen, texas. momore than 100 people packed a art center near downtown l.a. to hear from and ask questions of the pontiff including single mom rose

jonathan carl, abc news. >>> the president and first lady will welcome pope francis.te house today said they will greet the pope at the air force base when he touches down on the 27th. the president will meet privately with the president. speak publicly in philadelphia, and then go to new york. >>> several dozen turtles are about to get a new home in san francisco. these western pond turtles were taken into protection for their own safety more than two years ago. if they are not protected young turtles can die quickly because it's hard for them to protect themselves against predators. saturday they will be introduced into mountain lake. >> we are going to be monitoring them intensively for five to ten years to make sure that the population is stable, that there aren't predators getting into the ecosystem and that people are not taking pet turtles. >> the western upon turtle is endangered in oregon and washington. the animal is the pacific coast's only native freshwater turtle. >>> the new image from the don satellite reveals a spot in fine deal on the dwarf planet cer

. >> and that was jonathan carl reporting. vice president has until october 13th to make up his mind. that's when the first democratic debate will take place and he will want to be on that stage if he's going to run. >> 6:32 is our time. new this morning, president obama said labor day weekend is not only a time to sell great the achievements of the middle class, but also a time to urge congress to pass a budget on time. in his weekly address, the president used friday's jobs report as evidence the economy is growing, citing the lowest unemployment rate in seven years, and the addition of 173,000 jobs in august. he urged congress to pass a budget on time. >> and if they don't, they will shut down the government for the second time in two years. at a time when the global economy faces head winds, and america's economy is a relative bright spot in the world, a shut-down of our government would be wildly irresponsible. >> the president also urged everyone to tell congress to pass a budget that reflects the values we honor on labo

. >> and that was jonathan carl reporting. the vice president has until october 13th to make up his mind. that's when the first democratic event will take place and he will want to be on that stage if he's going to run. >>> 5:about 2 is our time. new this morning, president obama said labor day weekend is not only a time to sell great the achievements of the middle class, but also a time to urge congress to pass a budget on time. in his weekly address, the president used friday's jobs report as evidence the economy is growing, citing the lowest unemployment rate in seven years, and the addition of 173,000 jobs in august. he urged congress to pass a budget on time. >> and if they don't, they will shut down the government for the second time in two years. at a time when the global economy faces head winds, and america's economy is a relative bright spot in the world, a shut-down of our government would be wildly irresponsible. >> the president also urged everyone to tell congress to pass a budget that reflects the values we hono

our jonathan carl joining us live from d. c. with those details. >> and a new arrest in the charleston church massacre. the fbi taking a friend of dylann roof into custody. we will have all the details on those new charges. >> plus we have an abc news exclusive, the two high school football players who blind sided that referee during a game. they were suspended. they are here this morning speaking out for the first time about what they say happened on the field. should be very interesting all next here on good morning america. >> we'll be watching starting at 7 a.m. >> and you heard amy, happy friday to all of you. it is friday, and it is a nice day out there. time to get a check on that accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans live outside our studios on the upper west side. >> it won't be many more weeks before i'm standing here in the wind and cold and snow and ice. it's just get to be here this morning, where it's very comfortable outside, a light to a calm wind, low humidity. a great start to our day. here's our ca

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all of the history around this visit with jonathan, a former secret service agent, who served on president obama's detail as well as cnn political commentator carl bernstein, the author of "his holiness: john paul ii and the history of our time." michelle laid it out there, everything at stake, if you will. just the few additional details she laid out. more than 1,000 people will be gathered at andrews to see the arrival. and then 14,000 to 15,000 people expected at the white house. that's just two of the stops for the pope. you say that protecting the pope is like no other protectee. why? >> absolutely. because he doesn't follow the same mold that traditional secret service protectees have. he's not a politician. really the pope is the nexus between the public and the church. his responsibility is to go out into the crowd and embrace the public and really touch the people. >> literally touch the people. >> literally touch the people. we've seen that during his time in cuba and all of his travels, he's constantly going into the crowds, unsecure. and really throwing his own security teams off-balance. the secret service has to be prepared for tha

jonathan: we wake up to so much doom and so much gloom, emerging markets uslump, billionaire investor carler. a scary place. equity markets open much lower. the dax is down by 2/10 of 1% and just about in positive territory. ipex up. ftse in london down by one half of 1%. but the story is all about one stock, that embody so much of the global concern, a slowdown in china, a commodity rout, struggling to service. the stock everyone is talking about is glencore. glencore stock was down 30% yesterday on no news at all, the biggest drop on record today, bouncing back. glencore stock is up 9%. but there is so much uncertainty around glencore and around the miners. we spoke to sanford bernstein this morning, looking for four nd we are still trading alone 90 pence. nobodoy really knows how to vale this company, but this morning we bounced back. it is going a little bit higher off the basis points, so the negative sentiment at the start of the morning started to diminish somewhat as the day progresses. market, euro-sterling on the five-day winning streak. we snapped that today. down, almostling 74

carl icahn, because he is the only candidate speaking about problems. trump will lay out his tax plan today. was off theion field and one baseball game yesterday. jonathanrper of the washington nationals got into a fight in the dugout. it did not last long as it was broken up by tenets. jonathan papelbon said later it was his fault. which theonder uniform people wear next season. he went from the phillies to washington. michael: he is to play for your beloved hometown. tom: we will not talk about that. i understand you go after the kid from the minors. michael: but not the national league m.v.p.. tom: have we seen that ever, mike? michael: baseball players do this every once in a while. tom: you never see this in sweden. we will get to that in a minute. let us go to the bloomberg terminal and look at something. mike mckee, you're going to help me on this. this is something we see in the u.s. and united kingdom. we cannot get out of the way of this inflation. core deflatorhis is not the most important chart out there this one appeared michael morning. tom: it is the most important chart. pushing them a corporate profits and leading central banks to conti