it, louis ck is not harvey weinstein.not charged with rape. in fact, there's no accusation that he ever actually touched a single one of these women. but what am i supposed to do, give him a gold star because he didn't rape somebody? he masturbated, stripped down naked, and masturbated in front of women. >> reporter: although louis ck won't be tried in a court of law, he is being tried in the court of public opinion tonight. the jury is still out on whether or not he's been punished enough. >> i'm fine with the comeback, but work for it. donate some money to the "me too" movement. go spend your time with women that have been crime victims. >> reporter: louis ck's performance at the comedy cellar was unannounced. >> there was one man who e-mailed me the next day who was upset, felt ambushed. i understood that complaint. i think that's valid. >> reporter: dorman says he watched a tape of louis ck's performance and many in the audience of about 100 or so were receptive. for those directly affected by louis ck's inappropriate

louis, in the st. louis suburbs, see designed, trying to citizens as targets of extraction. so what happened with the michael brown case, with his shooting, was part of that broader context in which law enforcement is sent out by city managers to extract fines, fees, wealth from communities of color, especially communities of color. so greenert is of color are under siege by law enforcement, trying -- communities of color are under siege by law enforcement, trying to extract wealth from them. in 1980, the state of missouri passed an amendment that authorized that only through direct voter approval could taxes be raised throughout the state. so now the cities have no other besides raise taxes extracting fines and fees. what has happened in missouri reflects what's going on nationwide. 1980, 90% out, since generatedenue throughout the country has been generated largely through fines and fees. it was in that context, in many ways, that you can understand what happens to michael brown, his shooting, murder, and to theent reaction acquittal of the officers. host: we have been foc

louis. that begins the beer history of american history. you may not know that before this time the u.s. was not producing much beer. this was a matter of great importance of many undergraduates. the u.s. produce spirits. what were spirits? what were distilled spirits? you don't know your alcohol? >> whiskey, gin. whiskey is a big product that the u.s. produces and spirits. many americans do not have the technology or expertise for bears. german brewers show up. bavarian brewery was opened in 1850 two. another immigrant purchased the paris from schneider in 1860. the brewery does well. one of the guys he goes into business with was a man who arrived in st. louis in 1857. what do you know about adolphus busch? how many of you saw that ad in the super bowl? now the hands go up. based on that ad, tell me about adolphus busch.>> he was doing a rags to riches sort of thing.>> yes.>> the american dream. >> it is an american dream. he immigrants -- acquires citizenship and acquires the opportunitie

louis separated from st. st. louis c. the city separated from the county because city leaders thought the county was going to be a drag on the city. for those of you who know st. louis, you know how things have changed. but that's because they thought the future was in the city. that's a moment we'll return to later, and it's a change that would have far-reaching consequences for st. louis. another change that would have far-reaching consequences was that at the same time the brewery first established by george snider, acquired by eberhart anheiser and later run by him and his son-in-law, adolphus busch start producing a new beer. what do they call it? and you better know it if you live in st. louis. you said budweiser. are you from st. louis? thank goodness. they start producing budweiser, so i get to close lecture today by talking about beer but also saying that for busch and anheuser, this is their american dream. this is the way that immigration and naturalization create the foundation for their opportunities. in an e

louis? >> philadelphia it was a port of entry, it was literally leave the ship on the dock in philadelphia and start there. in some cases you'd have people who would arrive in new orleans and by the 1850s and 1860s take a train to st. louis because they heard that is a place of opportunity they would take a steamboat the river. but that is why a lot of them stay along the coast because that is where they leave the transatlantic point. one of the things we see in the city, and one of the things of change is a large population. philadelphia has undergone a demographic revolution and its numbers but it's still the same kind of city that we saw in 1800s. a multiracial appellation. mostly of european or african ancestry where white residents are often competing, feel like they are competing with jobs for african american residents and african-american residents feel like they are squeezed out by white commercial networks. what political party you think most of the residents of philadelphia would

louis. thus begins our beer history of american history. and what you may not know is that before this time, the u.s. actually wasn't producing much beer, this being a matter of the great importance to many undergraduates. so, the u.s. produced a lot of spirits. what were spirits? what were distilled spirits? you don't know your alcohol. whisky, gin, but whisky's the big product the u.s. produces in spirits. it doesn't really have -- many americans don't have the technologies or the expertise to produce beer. there are a lot of german brewers who show up. he arrives in st. louis. he opens the bavarian brewery in 1852. another immigrant was a guy named eberhart an highser and he produced the brewery from sunriser in 1860. his brewery does well. one of the guys he eventually goes into business with was a man named adolfus busch who arrived in st. louis in 1850. what do you know about adolfus busch, or more specifically, how many of you saw that ad on the super bowl? now the hands go up. based

their key employee is louis, the general manager. louis, how are you? nice to meet you. i'm marcus.e understands the process better than anyone. louis: what you need to do is do it multiple times, 'cause you can see the difference, how this is smoother and this is still rough. lemonis: so why doesn't that machine do it all in one? louis: 'cause it's not, like, one of the best planers. lemonis: do they make one that would do it all in one shot? louis: yes. steve: some of the machinery here are 50 years old. lemonis: look, it's obvious to me now that the company isn't the only thing that's three generations old. and if this equipment doesn't work and it's not up to date with the right technology, well, you're wasting a lot of time. what does it cost to get a brand-new one that does it the right way? louis: a really good one, about, say, $3,000. lemonis: if it costs $3,000 to get a new one, how much time extra did he have to take to do it three times? multiply it times the number of furniture that we make in a year. how long does it take me to get my money back? steve: this is the hous

louis, in the st. louis suburbs, see designed, trying to citizens as targets of extraction. so what happened with the michael brown case, with his shooting, was part of that broader context in which law enforcement

club owner says he did a 15-minute set of louis c.k. material. he got a warm reception from the crowd. one audience member called the club monday to object to the surprise set. others followed up to say they were happy they caught the show. >>> after days of prodding by all aides, president trump finally lowering flags and tipping his cap to senator john mccain. >>> we very much appreciate everything that senator mccain has done for our country. >> it took two days, a flag flap and a lot of pushing, but president trump finally offering respect to senator john mccain. >>> breaking overnight. a secret letter from north korea warns denuclearization talks cannot move forward at this time. >>> u.s. announces a new trade deal with mexico. is it a redo or just a rebranded nafta? >>> and louis c.k. back on stage for the first time after admitting to years of sexual misconduct. welcome to "early start." i'm laura jarrett in for christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. we will have the latest from hong kong and vietnam. but first, we start with the president.

louis. they don't show anything yet. st. louis has some good thunderstorm activity. heading to the northeast it is hot and humid. you can see chicago to st. louis is the mainline. already 81 in new york city. the heat index is around 104 which means temperatures and humidity's combined are sticky. if you want u.s. open you can tell they're struggling. we do have a pattern that looks like it will bump up a little bit. no big changes into thursday. looking warmer inland. temperatures near average. there is about 85 or 86 or 87 for some. it has been about 76 or 77 for others. there are signs out to the eighth or ninth of a low pressure still hanging out on the west coast. 66 - 80. not as many low clouds this morning. temperatures yesterday work will. kim filled was 67. santa rosa was 72. morgan hill 73. that's amazingly cool. same for concorde and livermore. for the end of august we know if you live in any of those locations that is really cool.. probably on friday. nothing over average . the just getting back to average as we have been about tim below for some inland a

louis's foster mother was at the rally. she said her daughter had no cell phone. >> well, i'm sorry, jessica did not have a cell phone because had she had a cell phone at 1:30 a.m. in the morning she would have called her parents. >> santa rita jail is a revolving door with prisoners coming in and out. the jail books about 100 people a day. the sheriff's office says st. louis's death was an isolated case, and that stopping releases for part of the day would be against the law. >> if we shut down release operations for continuous periods of time, we would be holding people over incarceration times. and then we would get sued because it would be illegal detentions of people. >> reporter: well, abc 7 news has learned tonight that east bay state senator nancy skinner is considering proposing legislation that would stop the late-night releases at santa rita jail. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news, did weed killer give a bay area man cancer? that's the question a jury will now decide. >>> fixing the long wait tim

the son louis today is designed by dubois a great king needs a successor to his throne and it was here in front of more than a hundred witnesses that the father was born. shortly after the edge of the french through nato louis the sixteenth was christened in the coup of ovide in memory of the occasion only the fourth have the pope to do phone built which now gave the palace an impressive entrance to the east. the. sun the last of this three great ebooks. in fontainebleau as building history began with nupur long pasts coronation as emperor the glories of fontainebleau had not been destroyed during the revolution but the furniture that be sold off or removed napoli and chose the palace as his residence and restored it to its full majesty. when the great congress was not on a campaign he would handle the blow he had made for him and the gallery did d'anna and plan his next conquests. the billions thrown was in the hall of the king the most splendid room to call it anything the royal arms of france and nevada the decor almost all past eating it splendid symbolized the new greatness of fra

louis looks pretty good, louis. >> bill, breaking and important news here.al shout out to the newest member of our family. early friday morning yasmin welcomed her new baby boy. noor clifford weighing a strong six pounds, 14 ounces. we are overjoyed, including dad and big brother as are here. you can see he's got a great look on his face. very excited to welcome his new baby brother. for his part, noor seems completely relaxed there. >> that's not right. look how cute. >> arms behind the head, that chilled style there. looks like whit, his dad. >> i think his feet were kicked up, too, at that very same time. >> i think yasmin is going to call into the show in the next couple of days. >> that is so cute. i may accuse her of staging that one. have you ever seen a more -- >> yeah, perfect. unbelievable. a big congratulations to them. we can't wait for yasmin to call in and tell us more. >> go, yasmin. well done. congratulations to the two new uncles by the way as well. still ahead, tiger's war falls short but the legend has many believing he could finally be ba

this is emmy and her goldfish, louis pablo. for some time 110w goldfish, louis pablo.me to an end. translation: i have had my fish footy years. i've done all i could for him, it is really sad. i read a lot of articles saying it is unreasonable to keep a fish in these conditions. i'm quite attached to him. buti conditions. i'm quite attached to him. but i said to myself that two yea rs him. but i said to myself that two years is enough and now it is time for him to move on. the paris aquarium has opened its doors, and its tanks, to more than 600 goldfish. stuck in a bowl, they can expect to live maybe two or three yea rs. expect to live maybe two or three years. somewhere like here, their life expectancy is more like 20 yea rs. life expectancy is more like 20 years. translation: goldfish need a minimum of100 years. translation: goldfish need a minimum of 100 litres of water, a companion, some decoration and a filtration system to maintain the correct levels of nitrogen. it is very important. otherwise the fish is unhappy, and in fact maltreated. so people can bring us t

. >> reporter: louis ck's performance was just 15 minutes. his appearance unannounced.him a standing ovation. his first appearance after being accused of touching himself. >> i think it would have been much better for him. i think it would have taken some of the heat off of us. >> reporter: in november he admitted that accusations of sexual misconduct were true. the response was swift. his deals with f can x, netflix and hbo were cancelled. now the comedian and new york club are facing criticism for his performance. >> it's a difficult position to be between a person and his livelihood. >> i know #me too was supposed to destroy a lot of men's careers. it hasn't exactly. >> last may one of louis ck accusers said she was attacked in public and saying the thought he would reenter is a come back story is disturbing. in his statement last year, louis ck wrote there's nothing about this that i forgiven myself for. i will step back and take a long time to listen. time to listen. his could help them save money on car insurance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and b

. >>> a controversial come back for comedian louis ck, telling jokes and the backlash and questions being raised. >>> a mom's plea after her 9-year-old son took his own life. >> my daughter told me he came home and said kids at school were telling him to kill himself. >> tonight, her call to action. >> do you recognize this woman, authorities desperately searching for her after she was seen ring during bells in this middle of the night. >>> e-cigarette explosion, a man running for help when his pants suddenly burst into flames. >>> a little girl with so many people rooting for her. tonight, how she is doing after the transplant she so desperately needed. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester tonight. we start with the words that rang out in a texas courtroom late today, guilty. a police officer on trial for murder near dallas after hoping -- opening fire on a car full of teenagers leaving a party. a 15-year-old boy was killed that night and today the jury convicted the officer that fired the fatal shot. nbc news nati

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louis. st. louis will feel like 105 today.illion people across america at risk for excessive heat. let's take a closer look at the heat and how hot it is going to get because we are watching for temperatures the soar through much of the center of the country, but as we look further to the east on tuesday a lot of those numbers will go up here as well. new york city will feel almost like 100 degrees on tuesday, so it looks like the heat will persist through tuesday and wednesday. there is light at the end of the tunnel if you want some better weather, maybe a little more normal temperatures. by the end of the week we will see that. but we are wrapping up the month of august on a hot note. >> indeed, it is. thanks for that. >>> president trump pulls the plug on secretary of state pompeo's trip to north korea, catching the secretary himself off guard. plus, pope francis apologizes for the catholic churches crimes while in ire land. the latest on accusations of a coverup inside the church. ♪ verup inside the church. ♪ simple goodn

time tomorrow, the 100th us pga championship will be well underway at bellerive country club near st louis in missouri, withjustin thomas defending the title he won at quail hollow last year. thomas is in good form too having won the wgc bridgestone invitational in ohio last weekend, to move up to number two in the world. but, in the 60 years since the pga championship became a stroke—play event, only tiger woods has retained the title, which he managed twice. so history could be against thomas winning again. it's a great opportunity, but the

louis county prosecuting attorney robert mcculloch who was widely criticized for his handling of the police shooting of michael brown in 2014. to talk more about tuesday's results and what they mean for the midterms in november, we are joined by two guests. in washington, d d.c., zaid lali is a staff reporter at the intetercept. anand in madison, wisconsin, is john nichols, political writer for the nation. we welcome you both to democracy now! begin with, let's you. talk about the significance of these races. which were you watching most closely? >> we had also reported from

louis county's criminal justice system. with no republican challenger in november, bell is poised to take over the county's top prosecution office. wesley bell now joins me from st. louis. thank you very much, congratulation s on your victor. what is the larger meaning of you inhabiting this place, instead of a career prosecutor? >> well, we ran on a campaign that was predicated on bringing people together, inclusion, making sure that everyone had a voi voice. i think that resonated in addition to the issues and ideas that we also ran on. i think it represents an acknowledgement that there is a need for criminal justice reform. there's a need to address issues like mass incarceration. but there's a lot of divisiveness not only in the region but around the country. and that's why i think it's so important for us to strike that tone of bringing people together and working together if we're going to really solve the issues and problems that we face. >> four years ago, the whole nation was absolutely gripped by the emotions and

louis only had a b.a.r.t. pass at the time and skinner also wants to make sure inmates get more assistance to get home safely. now the spokeswoman for the alameda county sheriff's office says they've offered to meet with the senator to work on solutions but that, quote, this unfortunate death is about mental health, addiction, and the tremendous amount of drugs in our communities. the proposal to ban night releases for women is illegal and discriminatory. now, here's what we know about the agenda for tonight. we're told we're hear first from st. louis' mother followed by senator skinner then the group will walk to the dublin b.a.r.t. station. that's anywhere from a mile to two miles away from here. that is where, of course, she was found dead. tonight, there will be a moment of silence followed by prayer services. again, all this set to start about 9:00 tonight. for now, live in dublin, nbc bay area news. >> we'll check in with you later tonight. thank you. >>> turning to our other top story. the poor air qual

louis, it will be a bumpy ride and you could get some delays. that looks to be the main focus. in the northeast it is hot. for us a little disruption of the fog bank. we maxed out yesterday. there is still some patchy low fog -- clouds, but looks to be a day where we will get more sunshine. nap airport down to 49. we will get the morning fog there is and as much of a delta breeze, but temperatures aloft have cooled off so there is not as much support. no heat in the valley. the fog is there. more sunshine today. still 60s and 70s and some low 80s. here he is, mister sal castaneda. are we good? >>> we are off to a good start when it comes to the tracy commute. that's where we like to start. we do like to see traffic moving along pretty well. we do have some artwork that may make it tough to get through. some of these roads, lanes are closed on westbound 580. we don't have a big backup yet, but you will see traffic may start backing up soon. it is early and we will keep an eye on it for you. other than that it looks pretty good getting out to the 238 castro valley area. no proble

louis' foster mother was at the rally. she said her daughter had no cell phone. >> well, i'm sorry jessica did not have a cell phone because had she had a cell phone at 1:30 a.m. in the morningsing, she would have called her parents. >> the sheriff's office says st. louis' death was an isolated case, and that stopping releases for part of the day would be against the law. >> we shut down release operationser for continuous periods of time, we would be holding people over incarceration times, and then we would get sued because it would be illegal detentions of people. >> abc 7 news has learned tonight that state senator nancy skinner is considering proposing legislation that would stop night releases of prisoners at santa rita jail. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> the suspect in a double stabbing at the macarthur bart station friday night has been arrested. 27-year-old solomon espinosa was taken into custody earlier this afternoon. he was wanted in connection with an attack that happened on a richmond bound bart train. one of the

louis has had lots of prejudice against him all of his life.ter say it prides itself on being inclusive and a diverse organisation that endeavours to offer opportunities to all because they had previously worked closely with louis in 2016—17 when he attended a performing arts course here. when he applied for this latest course, they undertook a review process to make sure adjustments could be made to check that he could safely commence this course. they state that at no point did they say he could not attend and the final decision will be made by the end of the week. but while some of the college seem reluctant to welcome him, one of the most famous chefs in the world, gordon ramsay, says he be more than happy to help him tweeting. .. "disgusting attitude. i'd offer him an apprenticeship any day. the guy at the catering college said i would get no future employment, but for gordon ramsay to say he would employ me as an apprentice, this is remarkable and shows people are nice out there and will give me a chance to become what i want to be. louis

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i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin and louis borg dov.t in a situation like this, you have over time facts develop. >> alternative facts. >> facts develop. >> alternative facts. >> facts develop. >>> yeah, when donald trump is your boss facts can be stubborn things. his lawyer was on tv yesterday, forced to completely reverse something he had said publicly just a year earlier. he blamed bad information for the original lie without saying where exactly, joe, that bad information came from. >> well, wherever it came from, it is very obvious you have, first of all, sean spicer lied or was lied to when he went out and gave the briefing, saying that there was nothing but adoption that original meeting was about. then, of course, you had jay sekulow lying or perhaps he was just lied to by donald trump. either way, it is bad when he also said it was all about adoption. then you had sarah huckabee sanders doing the same thing. she lied to the american people or she was lied to by donald trump, and, of course, donald trump lying from the very begi

louis, chicago, and detroit. in the northeast, schools in philadelphia, in massachusetts plan to dismiss students early. the extreme heat is expected to continue through thursday. >>> the archbishop of washington categorically denies that he knew about the alleged abuse by his predecessor, american cardinal theodore mccarrick. cardinal donald wuerl was responding to officials from a former vatican official who also accused pope francis of letting mccarrick off the hook. seth doane reports. >> reporter: the explosive, 11-page letter likens the catholic church to a mafia and suggests a conspiracy of silence that extends all the way to the top. it was penned by italian archbishop carlo maria vigano, once the vatican's top official in the u.s. he claims that in 2013, he personally told pope francis about sex abuse allegations involving then cardinal theodore mccarrick, but the pontiff ignored it, allowing the prominent cardinal to serve the church for another five years until he resigned amid a sex abuse scandal this

we need louis barletta. he is tough. we need louis barletta. he is tough. they are liking you, lou.ave told you that a long time ago. all you have to do is meet him. i hear that bob casey is afraid to debate louis barletta. he doesn't want to. i hear he's afraid to debate. is that true? i want to watch that debate. is the president of the united states allowed to come into a debate form or you probably have 25 people watching and he is allowed to sit in the front row watching louis barletta destroy bob casey. am i allowed to say that? if i am, i will be there. that will be great entertainment. that will be great entertainment. i've seen this one before. he is tough. so i want to thank republican leadership because america is winning again. [cheers and applause] loos said it before but last week we announced the economy grew at 4.1% last quarter. nobody thought that was possible and if the democrats got in the number would be 1.2 or could even turn negative three was going to go down. it's because of regulations. we would be a joke. i approve the keystone pipeline in the dakota acces

louis. what happened in her missing, what has that got to do with st. louis? they burned on the restaurant that i used to go to as a kid. don't talk about donald trump anymore. goodbye. host: chattanooga, tennessee. democrat. caller: i am a navy veteran, from the vietnam era. people should go back and read a history books and know what is the job of the president. everybody running around talking about donald trump doing this. the law.makes the president does not make the law. donald trump does not make the law. , the legislature made the law. .ongress makes law the president just signs it. two thirds of the folks have to sign it. it and said do what you want to do, and i will sign it. the only thing he does is sign his name. the republican party is doing everything and he is just killing all that obama did. that is all. everything. cheryl in fitzgerald, georgia. independent. wanted to say congratulations to the president for doing an excellent job. he is doing really well and i just want to tell him keep fighting against the haters and the sore losers. thank

brazil's jailed former president louis enough feel lula da silva has been nominated as the candidate for his workers' party and told her his presidential election bill is currently serving twelve years in prison for money laundering and corruption poll suggesting still remains the most popular leader in brazil. thousands of nicaraguans are crossing the border into neighboring costa rica to escape ongoing violence in their homeland more than three hundred people have been killed since large scale anti-government protests began in april many protesters say they're being harassed by pro-government groups america editor alysia newman has more from san jose in costa rica. this is some. park and the people you see here are all. thousands and thousands of people who've been fleeing the prices back home and it is overwhelming the resources of the small central american country the united nations high commission for refugees is praising costa rica for keeping its doors open to nicaragua refugees and asylum seekers but it is asking the international community to provide support to this country

louis is coming to an end. chicago is dry by your lunch hour as we head towards the afternoon dry, these are sneaking up there into the southern portions of wisconsin. again, it will not be an all out, all day rain in those areas you will get periods of rain. the forecast, finally a dry day from new york, baltimore, d.c., raleigh, atlanta, included. it's upper-like, there is a lot of grounds moisture, it will feel humid out there. i don't think anyone will complain in boston. tomorrow looks nice for the eastern seaboard. typical summertime storms we add thad murky pattern. >> we had a break from that. we had a poungd around here yesterday, phil. >> still ahead, good old fashioned baseball brawl and perhaps the most unique way of staying tool in the summcool in. that's back in a bit. hall quist. >>> welcome back. time for sports. three days after the maryland head football coach dj durcan was placed on administrative leave the school addressed the ongoing investigation of the heat stroke death of 19-year-old jor

louis and memphis. the northeast is fine.f you have flights to new york, boston, philadelphia everything looks good probably some fog issues getting toward 8:00 heading into st. louis. parts of the midwest dealing with some thunderstorm activity. we had some fog and clouds yesterday. they have moved out. 50s and 60s on the temperatures here. i don't think these are really going anywhere. low 60s already. once the fog burns off it won't take long to bump up. a little warmer today. 62 campbell, saratoga, sarah -- san jose. gusts at 31 at fairfield. the delta breeze is up early. even import chicago, pittsburgh, rio vista it is a south wind. some of -- under storm activity did pop up from the north shore to reno. that will probably see a repeat performance. it is close enough . the monsoon continues to go absolutely crazy in north phoenix. by the time he gets to california it loses a lot of the punch and fizzles out. 60s, 70s, 80s on the temperatures. temperatures about where they should be or even slightly below. san francisco s

louis his family and friends. the st. louis family says alameda county officials should have known it was dangerous to release her at that time of the morning. >> you are putting their lives at risk. it is like you don't even care. there is definitely a better way . they should be able to sit down at a table and have a discussion on how to keep these not only young woman that, but all people safe. >> there was no assurance that she had contacted anyone, it had a safe place to go, or that she had transportation. >> senator skinner represents dublin and wants jail staffers to make sure people released from jail have safe transportation and are able to contact family members or friends before they are being released. the sheriff's office says it is a 24 hour facility and all inmates must be treated equally or they could face charges of gender discrimination. senator skinner says she wants all inmates released during business hours. >>> san francisco's water supply could be in trouble. coming up, the proposal in sacramento th

louis. >> state senator joined the walk st.ouis's family said they should have known it was dangerous to release her at that hour. >> because you putting their lives at risk and it is like you don't even care. there is a better way and they should be able to sit down and have a discussion on how to keep these young women and all people safe. >> there was no assurance that she had contacted anyone that he had a safe place to go or that she had transportation . >> senator skinner represents dublin and wants jail staffers to make sure when released from jail have safe transportation and are able to contact family and friends before being released. senator skinner said she wants all inmates released during business hours. >>> now to a new series from henry lee looking at cold cases. >> this first case is a triple homicide that happened 40 years ago. >> why did you do it and did you realize what you did. >> a widow's unanswered question. almost 4 years ago. three employees shot in the back of the head during a robbery at a drugstore

louis, baltimore. host: this is richard in alabama. caller: i would like to know, what is the mental state, what are they doing about the mental problems people are having? depression, other things that are going on in chicago. do they give out any money to help them, instead of sending them to jail? do don't they, you know, something to help them mentally? guest: mental health policy certainly isn't my specialty. i would not claim to be an expert in that. but again, i am not aware of any significant connection between mental health policy and the violence places like chicago are experiencing now. certainly an important topic. host: walter in indiana, from father. caller: thanks for taking my call. i am an old new york city boy, 21st street, sherman avenue. a beautiful neighborhood. italian, irish, german. no crime. you should sit out on the stoop and play stickball. affordablelow income projects, the blacks moved in, and it turned into a to militarize zone. when you look at a bad affordable neighborhood, they are minorities. not a rac

one tweeting, it seems i missed the part when louis ck served time. living quietly as a millionaire for less than a year. hollywood director judd apatow writing, the obvious thing you do when you hurt people and disappear for awhile is to return and talk about what you learned and tell people how you're going to help victims and others going forward. that hasn't happened here or with anyone who has been accused. last year, rebecca cory, one of the women who spoke out publicly about ck's behavior shared her story with abc news and believes the idea of him ever making a comeback is disturbing. >> it was just actually sort of common knowledge in the comedy world. people made jokes about it all the time. >> reporter: she said ck made a lewd suggestion to her on a pilot they worked on. the executive producers of the show, courtney cox and david arquette, offered to shut down production. cory refused. a decision she later regretted. >> i wanted to pretend like it never happened. i wanted to do my job. those opportunities are few and far between. i most cert

louis early in the war. why he would have enlisted later, i don't know, i don't know enough about august bush to tell you. i didt drink beer, but if -- >> you said you were irish didn't you? ,>> gin. i like gin. i don't know of any, no. i see somebody creeping up on me. my watch isn't telling me. are we out of questions? good, because i'm out of answers. thank you very much. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming of american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with latest history news. >> pat schroeder served in the u.s. house of representatives 1977 as a democrat from colorado. she was one of only 14 congresswomen. she talks about balancing work with raising a family. and her experience is one of the founding members of the women's caucus. historian of the conducted this interview which is about an hour and 40 minutes. >> my name is kathleen johnson. today we are happy to be interviewing former congresswom

i'm yasmin vossoughian along sued louis bergdorf.re starting with new attention around donald trump jr.'s trouble. the president's eldest son said in a radio interview that looking into the matter is, quote, a big waste of time. listen to this. >> this is just another distraction when, again, after two years of, you know, you non-stop investigation, with everyone in the media, everyone in the fbi, everyone in this -- whoever. the whole world is looking at this and they have yet to produce anything that even remotely resembles what they've been talking about, and yet, every other day, oh, my god! we've got it now. we've found the needle in the haystack. >> did the issue of adoption, it's near and dear to my heart because i have two adopt edisons. did that come up? >> yes. >> in the meeting? >> like i said, it was the primary thing we had spoken about in the meeting. you know, that's not the premise that got them in the room, and then they started -- it was essentially a bait-and-switch to talk about that, and everyone has basically sa

louis is off. time now for fun. sports!n with a record contract in the nfl as the new york giants sign odell beckham jr. to a reported five-year contract extension worth 95 million dollars. but in the nfl the money is not guaranteed or at least it was the case in the past. this is worth $65 million guaranteed. the deal makes beckham the highest paid wide receiver in the league. congratulations to him. meanwhile, in the nba headlines, he is calling it a career. after 16 seasons and four championships with the san antonio spurs. do we give him credit for the early step. he announced his retirement on twitter yesterday. it is almost certainly genobli will be headed to the hall of fame. to first round of the u.s. open. in a big upset on the women's side, this doesn't happen, at top-ranked simone help falls in sets against number 44 of estonia. it is the first time in the open era a number one seeded woman gone in the first round of the u.s. open. finally we turn to major league baseball where in houston the world champion astro

>> reporter: yeah, good morning, louis. houses of parliament are about 400 yards behind me, the heart of britain's democracy, and this morning police say there was an incident here. they still won't say if it was terror-related, but they say at 7:37 exactly a man drove his car into security barriers outside the houses of parliament. now, there are numerous barriers made of concrete and steel. that was after a terror incident last year. the man was immediately surrounded by armed police. he was hauled out of the car, handcuffed and arrested. he did hit a number of people, but, as i say, police are still not sure whether this was terror-related. two eyewitnesses though say that the man was driving at speed. one woman said around 40 miles per hour. she said the car was so close to the railings it was on the sidewalk or very close to it, and she says it must have been intentional. now, obviously there are echos of last year's attack here in march when a man, a 52-year old, crashed his car into security barriers outside parliame

louis, leaving 47 players who broke par.e way to a 6 under 64, giving him a one-shot lead over rickie fowler who finds himself in the hunt. still winless while playing his 36th major start. he's going to get one soon, i feel it. finally, we go to major league baseball where in toronto the red sox' mookie betts hit for the first cycle last night. singling in the first inning, he tripled in the second and doubled in the four. he capped it with a solo home run hit out to left field in the ninth inning. it is not enough though to get boston the win as toronto stops the music for boston, 8-5. the momentum had to stop sometime for boston. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, it has been 11 months hins hurricane maria left puerto rico devastated and officials say the death toll could be higher than initially reported. >>> plus, the trump administration fan for a space force is being met with scepticism this morning, including a few senior defense officials. we will be right back. the digital divide is splitting this country. we

louis, 90 in d.c.urn of the summer heat and it looks like we will have a summer heat wave for the east coast starting sunday and lasting monday, tuesday, wednesday. everybody looks to be about 90 to 95. summer is not over yet. >> yes, so enjoy the cool weather while we have it this weekend. thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, she may be taking hits from both in and outside her party, but nancy pelosi is not giving up her power that easily. her show of definance is next. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> secretary

i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis bergdorf.ng by new reports and the president's own tweets, donald trump is seeking to end special counsel mueller's investigation one way or another. three sources tell "the new york times" trump is flouting his lawyers' advice and pushing for an interview with robert mueller in hopes it will clear his name. the report came hours after the president released seven tweets with misleading claims about the probe's origin, writing, this is a terrible situation, and attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch-hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. bob mueller is totally conflicted and has 17 angry democrats that are doing his dirty work. are a disgrace to usa. well, the president ignored reporter's questions after a white house meeting while his surrogates said he was merely expressing himself. >> it is not an order. it is the president's opinion, and it is ridiculous that all of the corruption and dishonesty that's gone on with the launching of the wit

louis. >> chapman, obviously an extremely critical situation.hope people get the help they need. thank you for your reporting. >>> still ahead, a ruling affecting parents and children separated at the u.s./mexico border under the trump administration zero policy. we will have those details. plus a warning from bill nelson. he says some russians have penetrated voting, but his claims have not been agreed to. those stories and more when we come back. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there'

louis, memphis, chicago. all good so far.ou can see the mainline, omaha might have some issues kansas city, st. louis and down to memphis you can see some of that approaching. you might have a bumpy trip if you're headed that direction. a big fog bank for us has come roaring back in. temperatures started to dip and will continue dropping off today. most of the week looks to be 80s for inland areas. 50s and 60s. santa rosa 49. east bay temperatures 53 by the concorde pavilion. braga 55. danville sleeping in. that's okay. bodega bay 53. san francisco boy 57. they haven't changed much. they have been holding steady in that range request southwest 20. 37 up in truckee. in to kent get out of the 90s. yesterday was in the 100 >> 60s, 70s, 90s in southern california. the pattern showing a sign of a cooler week. 80s toward fairfield and livermore, antioch. the trend is starting. 60s, 70s, 80s to some upper 80s. unless you are really far inland i would say ukiah, clearlake, vacaville, otherwise, everyone else in the 80s. temperatures

that's only because yasmin and louis have the morning off.ine for the special counsel to end the probe, the president said the thing is against the law. he told bloomberg, quote, i view it differently. i view it as an illegal investigation because great scholars said there never should have been a special counsel. trump said in the interview, i will see what happens. at his rally in evansville, indiana the president invoked his 2016 rival hillary clinton and the audience chanted to lock her up just before he said this. >> our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. because people are angry. people are angry. what's happening is a disgrace, and at some point i wanted to stay out, but at some point if it doesn't straighten out properly, i want them to do their job, i will get involved and i will get in there if i have to. >> so the president also told bloomberg he doesn't plan on firing attorney general jeff sessions any time at least before the midterm elections. when asked if he would

louis, hartford and too.nd rurtsz not just the northeast and midwest,n ee southeast is still extremely hot and humid. st. louis feel like 103. nashville around 99. and thus is a multiple day event. coe d last to thursday in s spots. on thursday, new york willeel like 102 and the relief really won't come until the cold front swings through with thunderstms. >> bill, thank you. >>> president trump is reversing course. the presidentog rze thing maverick at the white house daws after reportedlypb reject an official statement unhuz honor. >> our hearts and praurs are going to the family of senator john mccain.ou be a lot of activity over the next number of daw and we very much appreciate everything that senator mhaccdone for our country. >> that kinder tone following intensero pressure veteran's groups like the american legion who called himor out his decision to fly the white house flag at full height. he later ord all flags at half staff il mcconain's burial. >> we weaken our greatness when we confuse our pate a

louis fed president. with mike later this morning who will be interviewing jason furman, harvard university kennedy school professor and former white house economic adviser chairman. that will, betty 30: -- that will, -- that will coming up at 8:30 this morning. two sentiment continue to support the bulls -- will sentiment continue to support the bulls. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bloomberg daybreak." transaction and energy business. purchase agreed to deal valued at $3.8 billion. owns pipeline systems. t-mobile u.s. is warning customers about a hack that may have compromised personal data such as phone numbers any no addresses. the cybersecurity team of the country's third wireless carriers shut down the breach on monday. t-mobile says no financial data or social security numbers were involved. asiantigroup predicts it equity business will post its best results of the financial crisis. revenue increased 33% from a year ago, the building is asia business. and that is your bloomberg

"the honorable minister louis farrakhan: my life's journey through music" it was called.s week, netflix said that the documentary would not be airing on their service. this is based on a five cd musical release. i had forgotten -- >> laura: i used to played on my radio years ago. >> i had forgotten. >> laura: screwy louis. >> i wouldn't google that. >> laura: he's talented. >> a calypso singer. >> laura: harry belafonte of calypso. >> harry belafonte of haiti. here is his calypso -- a little bit of his upcoming album that the documentary is based on. >> an album that speaks from the pain of the heart of a little boy wanting to see his people, this is a project that attracted some of the most brilliant, award-winning musicians and artists. >> now chaka khan, stevie wonder -- i hope he is going to sing a duet of "you are the anti-semite of my life" -- that would be cute together. chaka khan, common, why are these people lending their names to someone like louis farrakhan? this man has peddled hate like no one else. i have to tell you, when i started listening to some of his