judge more or is under just as mr morell is under great pressure 1st of all to resign or to answer the case against him he said all along that he's done nothing wrong but the criticism has come from very high up in brazil and from abroad that he did he was not impartial in the prosecution of former president lula as he should have been the last thing the job also nardo wants is to see a free man say he will do everything he can just as mr morell will do everything he can also to ensure that stays behind bars while lula in his defense team will do everything they can to appeal again and to fight these charges to be released and stand again against and fight again against the president also noddle thank you for that danielle shy men live for us in buenos aires. ethiopia has held a state funeral for 2 generals who were killed on saturday the attacks were part of a failed rebellion in the northern region yachting reports. it's a national day of mourning as ethiopia bids farewell to its military generals a harm conan was killed on saturday shot dead by his bodyguard in his own home mccone a

miscalculation could bring us to conflict. >> michael morell for us. thank you very much.hnology is changing the future of work. >>> we are starting off the date with areas of fog. otherwise, mainly clear skies. you will see plenty of sunshine all across the region as we head to the afternoons. you will have to clearing even as early as later this morning. and of course, into the afternoon. low 90s in concord and fairfield. mid 80s in san jose. mid 70s in oakland. 70 at san francisco. cooler along the coast. in the mid-60s. have a great day. >>> we have much m new >>> we have much more news ahead. comedian jon stewart is letting >>> we have more news ahead. jon stewart is letting mitch mcconnell have it. how he accuses the. greenroom with eye on money series. ahead, she'll make it add up before you pay too much. i desperately need that segment. you're watching "cbs this morning." and mosquitoooooooooooes! listen up, scaredy cats. we all have k9 advantix ii to protect us. it kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, too. ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there'

rebecca morelle, bbc news.oversial changes, which require users to verify their age using personal identification, was due to come into effect next month after already being delayed from april 2018. the reason for the delay is not clear. new zealand‘s government is launching a scheme to buy back semi—automatic guns which were banned in the aftermath of the christchurch mosque attacks. more than $135 million has been set aside for the six—month long scheme which only applies to licensed guns. new zealand mps voted in april to outlaw military—style, semi— automatic firearms, along with parts that could be used to adapt lower—powered weapons. young people under 30 are spending less than the equivalent generation did at the turn of the century. that‘s according to a new report from the resolution foundation looking at living standards and the changes in pay, housing, taxes and benefits. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports. the resolution foundation has taken a look in the wallets of different

rebecca morelle, bbc news.stigating the death of the cardiff city footballer, emiliano sala, have arrested a 64—year—old man on suspicion of manslaughter. the argentine player, who was 28, died along with his pilot when their plane crashed into the channel injanuary. the man has been released from custody while investigations are ongoing. an age check scheme designed to stop under—18s viewing pornographic websites is expected to be delayed for a second time. the controversial changes, which require users to verify their age using personal identification, was due to come into effect next month after already being delayed from april 2018. the reason for the delay is not clear. a charity for children's hospices in england is warning that some will be forced to shut, unless the nhs increases its funding across the sector. together for short lives says a reduction in donations means hospices have had to turn families away. the government says funding for children's end of life care will double within the next five y

hobby on for other segment thanks for being on this edition of the kaiser report thanks marts mike morell all right now is going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like i guess constantine want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by oh. i don't. have it. was a project a good thing because they're going to do the legal this. is your office or their toyota to get up off the ground or serve began to. hurt themselves on the sounds of men and maybe even a grown man mislead a century. earlier. which they don't. way from the officer to the toys out of his crew. the officer did they kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then what happened on 3 swung at the officers hands didn't hit him i never saw any contact between the 2 and the kind went back to where they were so the officers back here there try again 15 feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled out his gun and aimed it on tree. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that prevalent in the spock place before the conviction if you lo

led coalition and they are many more will get on saudi arabia but i got to tell you lloyd russell morell is a champion of human rights was certainly no great fan of this government he's on the u.k. parliamentary committee on arms pecs more controls but just to be clear reuters has a wire up on the internet with a hoody representative in the jordanian capital that recent un facilitated talks you aren't lutie representative what why why would there be that mislabeling it's not well the thing is and that's with all the agreements that happened between. the a the envoy martinkus their head the government and the de facto government and son are and will they always refer to had the government and the yemeni government. because internationally by the international community they refer to the de facto government as the who thinks so anybody who comes from anybody who speaks or is against this war in general who against aggression and the against they join or the occupation of yemen in general is directly might be part of the community they categorize everybody as a hoot the right away. because

here's our science correspondent rebecca morelle. covert images snapped from space.classified, they reveal how the himalayas once look. now, scientists have compared them with modern satellite images andi them with modern satellite images and i have been able to see how the himalayan glaziers have changed. since 2000, the height of the glaziers has shrunk by an average of half a metre every year. that means they are losing 8 billion tons of water annually. scientists say that climate change is the main cause of this rapid melt, leaving the area dramatically altered. the concern is that there are millions of people who rely on glaciers for water. researchers are continuing to track the vanishing ice, but they worn if the vanishing ice, but they worn if the climate continues to warm, the melt will be hard to stop. keep it with the briefing. so much more to come. scotland are out of the women's world cup after a controversial draw in paris, but better news for england as they top their group. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the i

rebecca morelle, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hi, simon. it is dry for many of us, but we have got a few showers around. that is the scene few showers around. that is the scene in leicestershire at the moment, some lovely blue skies, and thatis moment, some lovely blue skies, and that is the same in many areas. the weather is settling down over the next few days, but we have put a few showers in northern parts of england, the midlands and wales, and by the afternoon there could be scattered showers in the south, and are still some showers in scotland and northern ireland. maximum temperatures, 18 to 20, bit fresher than yesterday. we've lost the humidity, and temperatures down a bit, but they are set to rise in the next few days. tonight, the showers disappear apart from the far north—west of scotland, where it could turn quite chilly for friday morning. throughout friday, apart from a few showers in the far north of scotland, a dry day for all of us. of scotland, a dry day for all of us. there will be some sunshine and it will feel a bit w

elly morell, alumni, class of 2009. she is head of asset management in blackstone.d during the obama administration, she oversaw taxpayer investment in chrysler. >> we think of ourselves as blackstone's opportunistic investment platform. the fund was founded in 2011 on the heels of the financial crisis to take care of an imbalance in the supply and demand of certain assets. banks had a lot of non-core assets they were looking to sell. traditional buyers were like goldman sachs and morgan stanley. they had been eliminated or heavily regulated out following dodd-frank and the volcker rule. blackstone partnered with one saw a large l.p.'s and interesting and unique opportunity to take advantage of that dislocation. and tech ops was born. carol: what are the opportunities for you folks? are you buying new companies to add to the existing portfolio, what is the environment like? >> we are seeing a number of market dislocations across the background. one of the interesting things is that we have a flexible investment mandate. we can invest in any industry or any part of t

. >> moreller's report lace out subsntial evidence that the president tried to obstruct justice. >> forhe president asked james comey to let go of one vsmghts he tld his white house counsel don mcghan mueller has to go and later told him to deny andthie thaat conversation never happened in. other cases mueller says what seemlike specials activity was not obstruction, like when president trump tried to bury e-mails that his son was at a meeting with russians offering dirt on hillary clinton. mueller concludes that did not affect the investigation. >> mueller writes the evidence points to a range of personal motive animating the president's conduct. those include concerns the investigation would call into question the legitimacy of his election and wh events could be seen as criminal activity by the president, his campaign or family. lerbut despite that, muel decided not to indict the president. the reason, he said, is a justice depament opinion issued during the watergate scandal. it says that a sitle pre cannot be indicted. this is internal agency policy from 1973. not a law or court ru

you see an active scene here, guys, as we're still gathering morels, we stay here on the scene. according to the sheriff's office, they say roughly around 11:00 p.m. a sheriff's deputy spotted a body on the side of skyline boulevard southbound before you hit reed's roost road, a deceased male victim. that's why we have this homicide investigation that we just showed you guys moments ago. here is a lieutenant with the sheriff's department explaining the discovery of this body in a bit more detail. >> a deputy who was in the area responding to a completely unrelated non-emergency call happens to see a person lying close to the side of the road, and went to investigate >> reporter: the sheriff's office doesn't have much of a description for the victim outside of it being a male victim. no information on any potential suspect or suspects at this time but clearly a homicide investigation. as we take you back out here live to the scene, no word on when these roads will reopen. any information anyone has to help with this case, contact the sheriff's office. we're live here in san mateo

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. >> the ford store on condit road will open today, but with limited staff, they say this morel has been set up to remember the two victims who died yesterday, tuesday. the two people who were killed. one of the victims was brian light. police say he tried to stop the gunmen tuesday night, giving employees and customers time to run for safety. in the last seconds of his life, he fought to try to get the gun away from the suspect, steven lee who had already shot and killed his supervisor. the parts manager fired him for unknown reasons just after 4 pm on tuesday. brian light neighbor tells us he was a father of two. >> that would be the kind of guy brian was. he would've done that. >> those actions allowed people to flee. >> after shooting both men, thw a parking lot sat on the curb and as the first officers arrived, they are to single gunshot. we had taken his own life. >> police found more than a dozen guns inside the san jose home as well as to othershe had wilatot r th of those inhel 9:00 tonight at the morgan hill downtown amphitheater. >>> we will give away a bible and an american f

help anybody it's not going to help judicial system it's not going to help the attorney general mr morell and it's not going to help the president this is one more reason why brazilians are fed up with their government and distrustful of the institutions they just seem to be. polluted from across the spectrum and basically lose legal team has been petitioning the supreme court for his release how might this affect things that. well that's a good question and i don't know all the legalities here. but certainly this is going to have an immense political. impact or could have a political impact hard to predict the future. but it certainly is going to dramatically mobilize the moola supporters. the left who. saw him as a likely winner of the last election if he had been allowed to run and even if you had been allowed to give a public statement from jail or an interview he might have pushed over the line in the candidate from his party so it really does call into question the legitimacy of the election. piece and i also want to ask you more about these leaked e-mails because the site that publ

morelle. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing today. thank you, mr. secretary, for joining us today. the united states must do everything in its power to address the existential threat of climate change including mitigating the devastating impacts of natural disasters on our communities. it is undeniable that stability of our climate is deteriorating. each year we see spikes in extreme weather patterns, rising sea levels, and increasing severe natural disasters that displace families, destroy properties and ecosystems and even end lives. and we are experiencing unprecedented streaks of tornadoes ripping through the midwest, deadly wildfires in california, catastrophic hurricanes in the southeast and in the caribbean, and dangerous flooding threatening more than 20 states. and the devastation that follows these natural disasters leaves communities struggling to rebuild and return to their daily lives, often never truly recovering. i want to talk for a moment about my district of rochester and the devastating effects of floodwaters. in 2017, the distric

more and morel, people started coming out. realized mye people cousin is gay, or they have a couple who lives next door that actually lived together. they loved each other. when gay people coming out affected families it affected communities, it affected relationships at work, it made everything better. made coverage in the media better. it's made what you see on tv better. >> during the 60's when there was a lot of heavy policing, i read the police had a lot of andledge of the culture obviously under the radar. a lot of institutional knowledge about the gay community. do you think because the , that thefforts institutional knowledge and culture declined as a result of that? that?re a way to preserve >> there was a lot more culture about communities and place department. so howdy dies down, if preserve that? >> i'm not sure i agree with that. there's a lot of policing of the gay community back in the 60's. they didn't know about the gay community. >> perhaps what you're talking about is knowing how to entrap gay men. they have

coming up, we speak to ken moreles. ♪ this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe."kets and a bit of a holding pattern ahead of the g20. we are seeing a little bit of red on the msci asia-pacific index. maybe a tiltuch, towards risk off, but nothing extreme. s&p futures are flat. global equities actually heading for a weaker loss, the first in four weeks. , but it isback foot heading for a multi-gain, and, of course, trading lower ahead of the g20. also, opec plus next week, gold still above $14 a barrel -- .1400 let's take a look at the bloomberg business flash. , boeing following the most in six weeks, on a scoop that it could take three months to fix latest software glitch on the 737 max 8. duringue was discovered faa simulator tests when the pilot experienced a lag in emergency response time. apple's design chief is leaving after decades. johnny ives is moving to form an independent company with apple as one of its primary clients. he is responsible for the look of the company's mostly climate -- most iconic products. how much was he worth chapel? is $9 billion,

morelle in action, you might be surprised by what you find. with that, i yield two minutes to a good friend and leader from the great state of iowa, mr. king. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. king: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman from georgia for yielding to me. i rise to address an issue that's within the underlying bill and express my gratitude and support for the efforts on the part of the subcommittee chair, congresswoman betty mccollum in particular. have a situation in sioux city, iowa, in that area, much of the native american population there at winnebago. of course they've had their problem -- there are winnebago. they've had their problems. one of those problems is drug and alcohol abuse. and addiction. some of the resources that have traditionally been delivered through the indian health services have been suspended over the last years and without the note, i'm going to say seven or eight years, something like that, given the meetings i've been to. we asked that language be included in the re

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. >> mark morell, you were governor of new england, i'm sorry, are you disappointed in the gof?dous amount of outrage and a sense of betrayal. but here's the thing the governor ran as a pro-life candidate. he's a democrat but he's a pro-life democrat. so to some extent, his actions in signing the law were predictable. that doesn't take away from the sense of outrage. he's the risk, places in georgia where the film industry said we will walk away. louisiana and new orleans particularly that has a ro bust and diverse hospitality in tourism industry, it's going to be interesting to see what the economic consequences of these actions against these states are going to be. i don't think people will sit here and allow it to happen. but let's understand this is all an orchestrated effort to get the supreme court to overturn roe and hopefully the lower courts will follow roe, will enjoin all of these draconian laws and i hope that the supreme court in its wisdom will never, will never turn its back on the women of america and overturn roe. watch the economic consequences. >> that itself

allen, i now recognize as morelle from new york. >> thank you mr. j and the effects of natural disasters under communities in schools, thank you mr. secretary for joining us today. the united states must do everything in its power for expendable threat climate change including mitigating natural disasters under communities. with undeniable disability that is deteriorating each year we see spikes and weather pattern and rising sea levels and increasing severe natural disasters the displaced families, properties in life. we aresy experiencing streaks of tornadoes ripped into the midwest and wildfires in california and catastrophic hurricanes in the southeast and in the caribbean dangerously threatening more than 20 states. the devastation that follows the natural disasters these communities struggling to rebuild to the daily lives, often in ever recovering. i want to talk a moment about rochester. the devastated effects of floodwaters. in 2017 the district was hit hard by record flooding that eroded family homes, crippled lakeside businesses, disrupte

amy, begin the cost we heard director morell outline there, do you think the president gave up too muchthis is going to lead to any different results than the two previous summits they have held. >> right. that's very true. there is no guarantee. north korea has never given us a guarantee historically. so i think the fact that the president has made history by being the first sitting president to cross the dmz line i think it is a great start. you even have the pope appraising his encounter. if you go back to 2008 president obama himself said how important it was to have open communication with our adversaries. so i think this is a good thing. >> okay. what about you, don? i mean, the president calls this progress. are you going to give him any credit for being the first sitting u.s. president to set foot into north korea? >> no. the answer is no. i just don't understand like why? what are we getting out of this? this is not the first time they have met, this is the third time they have met. republicans are supposedly the party of fiscal conservatism, how much did it cost for him to go

rebecca morelle, bbc news. in a moment, business news.chael gove overta kes leadership race and michael gove overtakes jeremy hunt in leadership race and michael gove overtakesjeremy hunt in second place and boris johnson overtakesjeremy hunt in second place and borisjohnson tops the poll. he said he was delighted to have the support of more than half of conservative mps. a royal split. prince harry and meghan leave the royal foundation, set up as a joint venture with the duke and duchess of cambridge ten yea rs duke and duchess of cambridge ten years ago. the headlines in business. carphone warehouse profits down more than 20% as it admits the mobile phone market was changing more quickly than expected. it is the second profits warning since alex baldockjoined the company as chief executive just over a year ago. may saw the biggest drop in british retail sales this year. cold weather is to blame with shoppers putting off buying summer clothes. sales in department stores were particularly weak. but to put it in context the sector has not