aargued the new policy is policy invest in new -- and to permit the new policy. it is a cost that taiwan is willing to pay to show you the united states. we are trying to do something here in southeast asia. and we are not being provocative. this is a policy that you can become trouble with. taiwan try to a lot to reassure the u.s.. profilelayed a very low in the -- participation. the government did not support the olympic maintain to campaign. taiwan, the government is trying to show some restraint. i think that really helps the u.s. and taiwan relations. why did the new policy become a final costs. that youesource mobilize to show your intent. show your form policy intent. they cannot retrieve this kind of a cost. reasons i argue the cost. have new resources invested in the policy. tos is the budget obligated different ministries. as you can see, most ministries have increased their budgeting and 2018, compared to 2017. except for the administered of culture. that is interesting question that a lot of people talk about. you may wonder, how much is enough? money

57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters right here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a republican congressman from new york says he'll stay on the ballot this november despite being arrested for alleged security fraud. christopher collins from buffalo was arrested yesterday on charges he fed insider information to his son. christopher collins was released on bail and he says he's innocent. >> the charges that have been levied against me are meritless, and i will mount a vigorous defense in court to clear my name. i look forward to being fully vindicated and exonerated. >> well, prosecutors say collins alerted his son to information about a failed drug trial. tony dokoupil has video of what appears to be the phone call that allegedly clued in his son. >> reporter: in this video from last year's white house congressional picnic, you can see representative chris collins there in a white polo shirt talking on his cellphone instead of enjoying the festivities. the footage uncovered by cbs news appears to show the moment

a new year a new car and many new developments for this chinese religious fledgling democracy the village committee has retrieved people's land but approval is fleeting and frustration grips the villagers and as the saga began over a year before revolt is a. call. for just six months lease filmed over five years to catch china's democracy experiment on a. global . hello i'm daryn jordan and the program out of the headlines here on al-jazeera investigators in the u.s. have successfully prosecuted two big players and donald trump's twenty sixteen election campaign michael cohen wants the president's personal lawyer says he broke the law for directions from trump that could have big implications for the president as christensen of the now reports. he was the president's fixer his longtime attorney the man who dealt with issues before they became big problems michael cohen arrived at the office of federal investigators in new york on tuesday representing potentially be biggest problem of donald trump's presidency he pleaded guilty to eight charges brought by federal prosecutors including that

that's what's making news in america. >>> making news in america this morning, the major new ruling inin contempt and orders a plane carrying a deported family to turn around. what the ruling could mean and the controversy over first lady melania trump's parents becoming u.s. citizens. >>> breaking overnight, a state of emergency is declared as a monster wildfire rages towards homes in southern california. >> hey, back up. the fire! >> 20,000 people evacuated. the new images overnight. >>> the truth about salt. a new study raising the question, have we gone too far in cutting back? >>> also, the inspirational young dancer who tragically lost her leg fights to get back on the dance floor. thco

the thought of funny news was what made it so appealing back when news was serious.ekend update" for news. >> it's probably not great that that transition happened. it probably should have stayed. the news should have kept getting better and better. but "weekend update" definitely made a transition into the news. >> there's a growing trend among some parents toward homeschooling children because they believe that mandated vaccinations for public schools are unsafe. this is expected to lead to another new trend, dying of polio. >> they have the opportunity to tap into things that are happening right this second and cutting through the bull [ bleep ] of it in a way that the regular news can't do. >> "the daily show" with jon stewart arrivals on the scene when the traditional evening news is starting to deteriorate. >> let the healing begin, it's "headlines." >> all of a sudden there was what was the beginning of a 24/7 news cycle. you can take the form now because everybody is beginning to understand the form and satirize it. >> in 1993 jordan retired for the first tim

but for some the new silk road is likely to be bad news. more years do but it's most lorries that stop here have come through russia or europe we clean them before they head into china it appears in your that we're doing a good thing for people there are not many car washes here. most of the q. more of course the model of the grizzle when the highway is open and the old country road will probably be closed there won't be a single vehicle coming through here that i think i'll be here another two or three years after that no cars will come through here it'll be a dead quiet first. month. all this is seen with mixed feelings in the villages through which the old road runs they're hoping for a better future and are dubious about what will happen next. i'm sure that our president as a by have signed his contract with china there's already a functioning train a freight train that goes to it was just one of the it would come out of the wood it transports raw materials cars and all kinds of things to many other countries which just lastly just what

he would give a story to the "new york post," and the new york daily news would have to catch up, and he would get them pitted against each other. he tried doing this with the national media in 2011, and it he not work, in part because went so firmly into conspiracy theories about obama's birthplace, but it didn't work in 2016, and it has continued through the presidency. if one sunday show would not think of my phone, instead of making them come to the studio, he was just do it with a different sunday show until the other one had to capitulate. it goes back to my point about him bending people to his will. he does that a lot more than i think anyone wants to admit. finally, one of the biggest problems in the trunk era is s in the press corps are taking this on was too much frequency. the era of media cuts pastes, he is using it for the wrong reasons. i think reporters in the white house press corps are trying to and each other's back to treat the collective as more of a fraternity. days, sarah sanders try to ignore a tv reporter. it is a small gesture, but it is a start. we cannot tr

ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> to the toxic water crisis that continues to unfold in florida on two fronts. algae blooms threatening wildlife and people. they are happening in the gulf of mexico and inland in fresh water. our tammy leitner reports on the growing concern and the increasing toll. >> reporter: nine beloved bottle nose dolphins have washed up dead in the last week, the latest victims of the toxic red tide along florida's west coast. >> we had a few rescues but we're seeing a lot of mortality. >> reporter: while the algae bloom happens almost annually, this is the longest outbreak in nearly a decade killing turtles, manties and sea life. >> we picked up 16 turtles in the last 24 hours. doesn't feel like there is an end in sight. >> reporter: the red tide hitting beaches from tampa to naples. it's an algae that can grow out of control and produce dangerous toxins. also poisoning florida's water, blue green algae, choking fresh water canals and waterways inland. it's caused by pesticides and urban run off aggravated by dams releasing water from the lake. >> just the id

therefore, a new democracy.his is what we propose to the world in this new progressive access with a very powerful itself.humankind it would display its moral and political superiority of arguments based on science. that i believeve is what we are now building in colombia and in latin america. that is the way forward that we are going to be trying to insist on in coming months and coming years. amy: we're speaking to now senator gustavo petro. he ran for president of colombia . got more votes than any previous opposition left-leaning presidential candidate in colombian history. nikki haley, the u.s. ambassador to colombia, is leading the delegation for ivan duque's inauguration as we speak. ambassador haley wrote in the miami herald -- "the united states stands unequivocally with the people of venezuela and nicaragua against their corrupt governments. colombia presents a model for their democratic aspirations. we look forward to working with the new government in bogota to ensure that the freedom model endures f

in new york, august 10th.auren: happy friday, good morning, i'm lauren simonetti, barbecue wings, big plate sounds amazing. cheryl: football, sign me up. we will have the story later on. lauren: are you ready? cheryl: for fowbl i was waiting two months ago. the trump administration has announced plan for new military force to protect u.s. interest in space. lauren: very interesting story and we get the details of what the administration is doing from blake berman. >> the vice president mike pence traveling to pentagon, when it comes to space we need to be bold and creative and cannot afford inaction, to that end the trump administration layed out plans and desires to create a sixth branch of the military which would be the called the space force, much of this has to do with protecting satellites in space, the vice president identified north korea and iran but especially china and russia adam: verse acer. >> both china and russia have been conducting highly sophisticated on-orbit activities to maneuver satellit

john blackstone, cbs news, shasta, california. >> that is the overnight news for this tuesday.e of you, thes. for others, check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hi, everyone and welcome to the cbs overnight news. i'm demarco morgan. the vatican is speaking out on the child sex abuse scandal that's tarnished the catholic church. pope francis condemned what he called the atrocities of pedophile priests. as for the victims, the pope said, quote, we abandoned them. jan crawford has the story. >> reporter: the letter was unprecedented and blunt. we showed no care for the little ones, the pope wrote. we abandoned them. nearly a week after the release of a sweeping pennsylvania grand jury investigation, the pope condemned the atrocities suffered by at least 1,000 minors at the hands of more than 300 clergy members over 70 years. but the pope stopped short of offering concrete steps to remove abusive priests or sanction those who took part in coverups. cardinal d

this is going to be a new bridge. the new bridge deserved a new name.e named in honor of my father, the governor mario cuomo. >> host: do you make a concession to people concerned about losing tappan zee? called the mario cuomo tappan zee bridge? >> cuomo: when the legislature enacted it that was not a discussion at the time. the point was it is a new bridge. we will give it a new name. >> host: your response? >> nixon: i think mario cuomo was a great governor of new york state and he deserves to have something named after him. i am not sure that naming a bridge with a cuomo name when his son is running for reelection is necessarily okay. >> host: what was your name? what would you name for mario cuomo? you said you name something for mario cuomo? what is a fitting tribute to a governor who served so many terms? >> nixon: what i think with the tappan zee bridge is this was pushed through in the dead of night without discussion in the community. i think people are understandably upset about the name change. how much the bridge costs was also kept secret,

>>> breaking news tonight. a shocking turn in that mysterious desert compound were 11 starving children were rescued, another child found dead, and adults were charged with teaching them to kill. tonight, the charges dropped. what is going on? >>> prisons on lockdown in two states. emergency hazmat teams called out. dozens of staffers falling seriously ill. what is making them sick? >>> controversy erupts as a trump-backed nominee for governor facing an african-american opponent says this. >> the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda. >> democrats call it a racist dog whistle. his side says that's ridiculous. >>> the first farewell for senator john mccain. his widow and his children overcome at the sight of his flag-draped coffin. >>> fatal encounter caught on camera. an uber driver opens fire on a man threatening him. >> oh, my god! >> florida police say it's a case of stand your ground. the dead man's family outraged. >>> a highway confrontation. a heart stoppin

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phone it sets new records.ven if the next generation is only incremental, it still sets new records. >> reporter: price doesn't seem to deter consumers. the new iphone ten cost over $1,000, and yet it's been a strong seller. outside the palo alto apple store on university avenue consumers tell us apple does it all for them. >> the phones work with the computers, work with the music, licensing systems and everything. so because they think in this way there's really no end of problems they can solve with that type of approach. >> reporter: ceo tim cook was the brains behind apple's overseas manufacturing, that could be the next challenge with the trade war with china escalates. they're always working on next generation technology. >> the next big thing will be a set of glasses tied to this so you and i will be able to walk around wearing normal glasses that will have intelligence coming to it from the iphone. >> reporter: over its 42-year history it's had ups and downs, came close to bankruptcy years ago, but the

fake news."ajor garrett has more. >> reporter: in her new book, former white house aide omarosa manigault newman reveals she recorded white house conversations, including this one with president trump in december. >> omarosa, omarosa, what's going on? i just saw on the news that you're thinking about leaving? what happened? >> general kelly came to me and said that you guys wanted me to leave. >> no. nobody even told me about it. >> wow. >> they run a big operation, but i didn't know it. i didn't know that. god damn it! i don't love you leaving at all. >> reporter: over the weekend, omarosa also released a tape of a meeting in the situation room where chief of staff john kelly fired her. >> it's come to my attention over the last few months that there's been some pretty, in my opinion, significant integrity issues. >> reporter: in her white house communications job, omarosa had direct access to the president, owing to a friendship forged with mr. trump on his hit tv show "the apprentice." >> you

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now their new message.s abc's james longman with the abc news exclusive. >> reporter: one by one, the 12 boys and their soccer coach file in, describing their 17 harrowing days trapped in that flooded thai cave. you thought, i'm stuck, i need to find a way to get everyone out and you had some rope, what was your plan? 35-year-old coach ek says he dove into the water with rope, telling three of the boys to hold onto the other end. "if i don't tug, it's safe to come through," he says. "but if i tug twice, it's dangerous and i'm coming back." surviving on water dripping from stalactites in the cave, they remember the miracle moment they were finally found. >> how many of you? 13? >> reporter: "i was in shock," says adun. "we didn't know how many people were outside. we thought once we were out, we'd bike back home." now, all healthy and all looking forward to the future. they want to be architects, mechanics, navy s.e.a.l.s, they say, and, of course -- >> play football and play guitar. >> reporter: and their m

david culver, news 4. >>> when we ce back on news 4 at 00, a brand-new study on >>childbirth.ically when to induce labor. why researchers say it could reduce the number of c-sections. >>> still tracking a couple of urorms and heavier downpours making their wayay. ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta make it last. all the thrills of summer. one amazing getaway. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. visit both parks for only $30 per day. >>> a quick look at our top stories tonight, including a shooting outside a fredericksburg mcdonald's and a manhunt under any for the gu police tell us a man shot a woman and thenrove off in an suv. officers say he ktched the trnd stole this white 2007 chevy silverado. the woman suffered life-threatening injuries. >>> republican congressman chris collins has posted $500,000 after pleading not guilty to insider trading charges. federal prosecutors in new york say collins tippedff his son about a failed drug trial that caused a pharmaceutical stock to plum

news. they are in trouble territory. ♪ nejra: welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." let's check in on the markets. we have seen a fourth day of gains in asia come in with a little bit of a mixed session in asia. the s&p 500 yesterday oscillating. we see some muted gains in 0.2%., the stoxx 600 up the trent -- 10 year treasury yield in the u.s. moving towards 2.9%. the 10 year treasury yield is actually heading for its tightest quarterly trading ranges since 1965. that is something worth talking about. we are keeping an eye on btp's. it was heading a little bit lower earlier. we have had some reports in the -- that the italian government is seen reaching out to the ecb for a new qe round. we have seen a little touch of softness in the euro in the past hour or so. onare also keeping an eye one of the worst performers in the stoxx 600 session. it is moving from great too good. we have seen this hit its lowest lowest in something like 15 weeks, that is inditex. for now, let's get the bloomberg f

it is not new activity. it is just receiving new scrutiny. a interrupt second because we have breaking news. michael: is set to have reached a plea deal with prosecutors according to abc news. michael: is president trump's personal lawyer and he was facing charges by the special .ounsel mueller investigation now we are hearing from abc news dealhe has reached a plea with prosecutors. that will have on vacations for how he cooperates with official counsel investigations of robert mueller. this is worth mentioning it is worth mentioning it as a separate investigation into president trump's personal lawyer who hasn't worked with the president for about a decade. there is a separate trial on paul manafort. >> thank you for that. now,rms of what happens and how much interference we think there is going on, it is now being detected where previously it was not. is this a bit of whack-a-mole? there is a bit of that but what this is a sign of is that 2018 be different than 2016. companies like microsoft and facebook and others are very well attuned to

that's the good news. but over in the central valley, the sierra foothills and across the sierra and well to our north, you see the orange and red dots indicating poor air quality or unhealthful air quality because of the continuing buildup of smoke in those areas. here is our accuweather seven-day forecast. it will warm up a little bit on friday and saturday with inland highs in the low 90s and temperatures drop off again a few degrees on sunday. only upper 80s inland. upper 70s around the bay. and then we'll have gradual warming going into the middle of next week. we don't expect major temperature swings to occur. >> it sounds like you need a beverage for your throat. your throat is a little scratchy. >> red or white? >> red, red beverage, with a nice bouquet and nice long lasting finish. >> it turns out we have just what you need. >> yeah, apparently. but it really shouldn't be a choice, right? >> spencer will take both. no, next, the local winery that is trying to this is long distance with the best wi

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with breaking news out of new mexico we come on the air.uthorities say multiple people have died and dozens are jured after a highway crash between a grayhound bus and a tractor trailer. emergency responders are still on the scene ght now. hospitals are on high alert for patients and we begin tonight with the latest on the crash from nbc's gadi w schwartz in ne mexico. >> reporter: along a new mexico highway, unbelievable destruction showing a median covered with wreckage, a grayhound passenger bus and a semi truck. new mexi police calling this a mass casualty event with multiple fatalities but unclear how many. the crash happening late this afternoon on i-40 near the small town 100 miles west of albuquerq albuquerque. the graybus was carrying 47 passengers from albuquerque to phoenix. it sent parts of the vehicles flyinnd ds of feet and the crash shutting down traffic on eparhighg wafoysr ados zepons of patients but at unclear how many es passengers survived. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> today in arizona thousands lined the streets to hono

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kron 4 news. (vicki) new details (vicki) kron 4 news.onight on the car accident over the weekend ... that left two teenagers dead and three others injured. all five of the teens were really close friends... kron4's michelle kingston spoke to one of the victim's mothers today and has new information about where the teens were the night of the accident. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"she told us the teens were at a club in san francisco -- an 18 and over club -- called city nights. their car veered off the 680 ramp and landed here -- 100 feet down -- in walnut creek ... changing their lives forever."kimberlea oloruntoba, dakarai's mother"he walked into the world feet first."for the first time -- we are hearing from the mother of one of the two victim's of the tragic deadly car accident that happened in walnut creek over the weekend.kimberlea oloruntoba, dakarai's mother "he just gave his heart. he'd give you the shirt off of his back."kimberlea oloruntoba is talking about her son -- dakarai fagorala ... he was one of five teens in th

purepoint financial. >> and now, "bbc world news." rajini: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am rajini vaidyanathan. a jury finds paul manafort o gun 8 charges in his taxra and bankud case, but the judge declares a mistrial on th. remaining co fo a separate case, the oresident's rmer lawyer michael cohen admi violating campaign-finance laws in paying off women. he faces years in prison.n e fastest man in the world get ahead in the world of professional soccer? usain lt thinks so. we will take a look. welcome to our viewers on public television here in the u.s. a also around the globe. we come on air tonight with two major legal stories regardings memb president trump's and inner circle. his former campaign manager paul manafort has been found guilty ou 8 counts in a virginia , but the jury could not comn to a decision other charges. , meanwhile, in new yochael 'the president' former lawyer michael cohen has surrendered to the fbi. he has pleaded guilty to a number of financial crimes for . for the latest on this, we turn to our correspledent chris

the news and all for one one for all when it comes to donald trump and fake news more than three hundred american newspapers are on the same editorial page. traffic accidents are usually the stuff of local newscasts they seldom result in international headlines but that's what's happened in bangladesh where two. road fatalities triggered weeks of protests and then landed a renowned photojournalist in prison shockey dual allah has been arrested charged for making false and provocative comments in an interview on this channel al-jazeera he criticized the alleged excessive use of force on demonstrators who were demanding road safety and he questioned the legitimacy of prime minister sheikh hasina as government there's a general election coming up later this year and the government has grown increasingly intolerant of critical voices especially those on the media space that finds most difficult to control the internet the authorities rely on a vaguely worded law the information and communications technology act which can land anyone publishing fake and obscene material online behind bars and

the u r l's of legitimate news sites can be used to give credibility to fake news so always check the web address. the. one report from a single unknown source is not reliable the bacon story was picked up by several media outlets. so always try to find the original source the bacon story came from a swedish news site you can use online tools to get a basic translation of articles that appear in foreign languages. the swedish man was fined for milly harassing them not for eating bacon in front of them. why do people spread fake news one reason is to generate advertising revenue. or if they want to influence public opinion this information is an important propaganda tool. and now a nightmare for hotel guests hackers can use digital technology on key cards to break into hotel rooms around a million marks are affected worldwide computer crackers in finland discovered how it works. break in at a hotel room and i t expert shows how it's done all the thief needs is a hacked version of a room's key card and once you get inside there are no signs of forced entry. you can read key cards you ca

his new cabinet. taste for radioactive waste is looking to clear up one of europe's most hazardous sites. welcome to this monday edition of asia business report. australia's new prime minister scott morrison has a new cabinet as he tries to heal serious divisions within his government. he took over the position after it occurred against his predecessor, malcolm turnbull. investors welcomed the move and the australian dollar climbed against us dollar. he says there needs to be a change in the political culture moving forward. issues of bitterness and think that arise from these events, that has to go because australians expect us to focus on them rightly. icq the other day, we are on your side, we share the values of australians that that is what drives our policies and that is what drives our policies and that is what must write our behaviour also. for clues on how this could impact prospects on the australian economy, shane oliver says he actually doesn't expect to see any big changes in the short te

i'm making the news, talking about the news and have been in the news. >> that is true. president's lawyers keep talking and talking and talking so much they are for now driving the news narrative about mueller's probe. meanwhile, mueller's team is only speaking through court filings and trials so trump's team speaks so much that i think we risk forgetting what this is about. remember, the special counsel was ordered to investigate russia's actions and any links. the word collusion never appears in the document. this has never been about collusion. it's about coordination, conspiracy, russia's attempts to divide americans. gop senator ben sass called out what he said is the trump centric framing and said the press is contributing to the problem, too and the result is few americans understand putin's agents are now picking at the scabs of every cultural problem we have from race to guns to media tribes. that's the one thing roudy is nt talking about, he's playing politics offering a counter narrative to the base trying to win in the court of public opinion. he yaks on cab

space policy, creating a whole new military branch for a new program.ins us with more on that. >> the president wants to create a sixth military branch called the space force, but critics say it is unnecessary, expensive and will crow it's a brewureaucrati nightmare. >> reporter: it's known as the final frontier. >> these are the voyages of the st starshipa starship enterprise. >> reporter: the president looking to build a new military branch, the space force. >> it is not enough to merely have american presence in space. we must have american dominance in space. and so we will. >> reporter: president trump publicly announced his idea seven weeks ago. >> i'm hereby directing the department of defense and pentagon to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force. >> reporter: at the time, defense secretary james mattis reportedly blindsided. now publicly on board. the administration pointing to threats from adversaries like china and russia and fears they could knock out key satellites, blinding the u.s. and our military forces. >> t

tough new u.s. sanctions levied against russia in response to an assassination attempt of a former british spy conducted with chemical or biological weapons. these new sanctions will be applied to all russianon state owned businesses and will reportedly affect 70% of thehe russian economy. i thought the president was compromised by putin.ia that's what fake news tells us, or nbc news suggesting he might actually be a russian agent. president trump -- while the president makes serious policy decisions and as he's conducting consequential peace through strength diplomacy, many on the far left, they are obsessing over ice, the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency.. as part of their grand plan to get open borders, many on the left want to band together andu ban ice altogether. earlier this week we sent tomi lahren to portland, oregon, to interview some of these anti-ice activists. a small portion, take a look. >> i don't know if you've seen the last couple of weeks, but your city has been kin

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we are rebuilding on long island, new laguardia airport, new jfk airport, and more in upstate new york. on the mta, you're really referring to the new york transit authority, which is the subway system. it has been declining for decades. it is 600 miles of track. carsve 40-year-old subway and switchers that were doused with hurricane sandy. $33 billion. it is a shared city-state expense, marcia, and i meet the city and the state to both find it, and we need adjusting pricing for long-term funding. marcia: but here is the question. would you consider having the mta cancel the fair i can year and have the state make up the shortfall -- cancel the fare hike next year and have the state take up the shortfall? be anor cuomo: it has to joint funding responsibility between the city and the state. and some facts. new york city owns the transit authority. new york city historically has always fun to at twice the level of the day. its state has now funded four times. marcia: will the state of the shortfall? the state cannot find the mta without sharing it with the city. if they would do 50/50, i

the new abc news news/"washington post" poll asks 1,000 if they approve how far the president is doingeller investigation and their thoughts on impeachment and here's what people said. 60% of those surveyed do not approve of the president's performance in office. more than 60% support special counsel robert mueller's investigation. and almost half say they support congress initiating impeachment proceedings. >>> mourners are gathering in detroit to say a final good-bye to the queen of soul. let's take a live look at the funeral service for aretha franklin that started just a few moments ago with a viewing. it is just a little bit after 9:30 local time. looks like folks are pouring into the church. this is expecte to be very spiritual, but also a star-studded affair. stevie wonder, faith hill, jennifer hudson, and ariana grande, just a few of the stars in the lineup today. the funeral is invitation only. thousands of fans got a chance to say good-bye at public visitations this week. aretha franklin passed away august 16th at the age of 76. >>> happening today, protesters will gather out

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morning news. the investigation into president trump's ex-lawyer michael cohen for alleged bank fraud is coming to an end and what mr. trump's current lawyer said about truth is going viral. >> no, it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. >> catholic churches hold masses of forgiveness in the wake of a scathing grand jury report on the alleged sex abuses of more than 300 priests. and a man is arrested by i.c.e. while taking his pregnant wife to a hospital to give birth. why officials say he was detained. ♪ >>> good morning from the cbs 57 newsroom at cbs headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. investigators are wrapping up their investigation into michael cohen for possible bank or tax fraud. also whether they violated campaign finance laws by trying to pay off women that had affairs with mr. trump. laura is here in new york with the details. good morning, laura. >> good morning. that multifaceted investigation maybe wrapping up soon. cbs news learned if charges are warra

. >> news 4 at 4:00 begins with breaking news. >>> et's get right to that breaking news. a woman and child struck by a orthwest washington. >> jackie benson just arrived on the scene. what can you tell u now? >> reporter: well, we want to show you what's going on. you can see metro transit pndice officers d.c. police officers here on the scene, where you can see that e-6 bus is stopped. they're actually talking to some witnessesnse. now, in regard to this collision, i have some good news. we understand that the 18-year-old woman who was struck, whoas with a 4-year-old child, botgoof them are ing to be okay. the child, i d't know whether it's a little boy or a little girl, described as just having abrasions, scrapes from hitting the ground. the woman's condition, she'ss8 yeold, i understand. g.little more serious but nonlife-threaten what happens in a situation like this is obviously they have to document this scene very, very closely, figure out exactly what happened. we all know metro busses have cameras. hopefully that will, you know, help them understand exact what's g

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stunning new twist. that colorado man accused of murdering his family now blaming his wife for killing their children. prosecutors not buying it as police reveal he was allegedly having an affair. the suspect set to appear in court today. we are live with the very latest. >>> breaking overnight, toppled. protesters tear down a controversial confederate statue on the campus of the university of north carolina. police and the school now investigating and calling for calm. could this be the start of a new wave of violent demonstrations? >>> perjury trap. in a new interview overnight, president trump reveals why he is now leaning against sitting down with special counsel robert mueller while making the stunning claim that he could run the russia investigation if he really wanted to. we're live at the white house. >>> all that, plus deadly alligator attack, a south carolina woman killed while trying to protect her dog. this morning a new warning from police. >>> scooter wars. >> i think it's awesome. >> i thi

that's certainly good news.a new problem on westbound 80 in the east bay if you're coming in from the hercules area. we had a crash that is blocking one of the middle left lanes there. you're slow from highway 4. i'll have more information on that coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> breaking news from the live desk. >> that breaking news just coming in in the case of a missing iowa college student who spent part of her childhood in the east bay. authorities telling the associated press they believe mollie tibbetts has now been found dead. no word yet on where the 20-year-old's body was found. we're expecting an announcement from the iowa division of criminal investigation some time this morning. it had been just over a month since molle was last seen. she went for an evening jogged and disappeared. she spent part of her childhood in oakland's clen's view neighborhood. she attended elementary school and middle school in piedmont. a prayer service was held in piedmont earlier this month. her father

new york city cap's new licenses. could other cities follow? jack dorsey is on the defense about twitter's platforms about content -- twitter's policies about content. samsung unveiled the note 9 for the public. we will gauge early reaction and discuss the tech giant's bigger strategy to take on the competition. first, to the top story. ridesharing has been a booming business. in 2015, there were 13,000 ride-shared ca rs. three years later, more than 80,000. but all that could be about to change. new york city has granted a cap on new licences, giving them the authority to set new wages for drivers. new york mayor bill de blasio tried it two years ago but was shot down by the same counsel. this after proposing a fun to bailout struggling taxi drivers, a proposal that new york rejected. with us to discuss, a professor at the nyu school of business and author of the shine economy, the rise of crowd based capitalism. and bloomberg's caroline hyde, where in london, bloomberg had to appeal the possibility of having their license completely withdrawn

new details on what was happening inside this new mexico compound. suspects accused of teaching young children how to commit school shootings. >> >> there was a shooting range built on the west side of the property. >> this morning, new questions. were red fla missed? we are live with the very latest. >>> demanding answers. protests growing over a deadly police shooting in nashville caught on camera. a man shot in the back as he ran away from an officer. his mother's urgent plea this morning. >>> how did it happen? an angry father speaking out after his young children flying as unaccompanied minors ended up in a hotel with an airline employee when their flight was suddenly diverted. >> never in our wildest dreams did we think that this would happen. >> reporter: this morning, what every parent needs to know before putti ting your kids on plane alone. >>> plus, fighting back. brad pitt's new accusations against angelina jolie after she accused him of failing to pay child support. >>> hollywood makeover. controversy erupts over some major changes comin