he was a cpl for president obama 's campaign. i asked if he's going to get involved in 2016. harper: i guess if barack obama runs for president again, but thankfully that is prohibited by the constitution. emily: still to come, airbnb is looking for a ceo in china with the help of two chinese the sea vs firms. plus kik joins the unicorn club. why he thinks he can play with facebook and snapchat in the big leagues. ♪ emily: now to a story we are watching -- the president of soft tank is making a big wager . they will purchase $483 million worth of company shares what he calls a personal but. when the transaction is complete, he will be the second against shareholder after the founder. now to airbnb. the startup is joining a list of us-based companies expanding china. including uber and linked in. in a statement, they said in just the last year, how down travel from chinese guests has grown 700%, making it our fastest-growing outbound market. airbnb partnered up with two chinese venture capital firms. china broadband capital and another the first order of one. business is to hi

rumors of a presidental run are swirling around the capitol and today biden met with president obama. cbs2's craig boswell reports from washington. >> reporter: vice president joe biden is back at the white house amid increasing debate over whether he is considering a presidental run. biden sat down with president obama for their weekly lunch. >> those conversations tend to be wide ranging and cover everything from would, to family. i'll leave it to you to did whether this decision falls in either of those two categories. >> reporter: biden had a weekend meeting with senator warren, believed to be a discussion about a possible candidacy. >> the talk is about biden. will he or won't he? >> i think it's clear that all the democrats running want to strengthen the middle-class. that's their vision. no matter who the democratic nominee is, that's the policy they will carry forth into the general election. >> reporter: hilary clinton is the current democratic frontrunner but she is dogged by controversy over her personal e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. bernie sanders says bide

obama administration changing its designation. called the knowledge in alaska, the federal government has referred to it as mckinley since the 1970's. beginsw, prisoner obama a three-day to an alaska focusing on climate change. a brand-new look at the national zoo's panda cub. they are still shots from the thea camera when mei xiang cub down to eat. his trademark fuzz is coming in with black markings. mei xiang was given sugarcane, her first meal since giving birth, and both mother and baby are doing quite well. they sure look like it. devon: they have a really big cheering section, the united states and the world. kellye: a lot of people watching. devon: a big cheering section for the weather we just had the previous week. not the case the next several days. we may have possible showers tomorrow. the light rain is going to be just that, spotting in nature, light, a little nuisance. it still appears the latest information just in that we have scattered showers later instead of earlier. we are thinking it might be in the middle of the morning commute, 6:00 a.m. until 8 a.m., pushing away towards new time. live doppler, the local dop

he voted for obama and 20 daysys later he s lled. >> dustin hold her hwas g going to a friend's birtay. >> i don't remember the funeral. i can't remember anything. to me, i have nono proof that ts has happened. >> theroof is now alaround her. the apartment is covered with pictures of dustin.. >> we could have had grand kids and so forth, but this low-life peperson look him away from us. he's my on son. good person. good son. >> the two playe basketball at every chance they got. >> w we shared a got of time together. >> heid nothing wrorong on that particular night for no reason whatsoever. he was killed like an animal. >> the detctive nelson colained when dustin left the club that night, someone bumped into the back of his car. >> he rlized there wasn't anyny damage and he got back in the r and the drove off. >> police believeve whoever bumd him is the sam persoson that opened fire and the killer among us. there were plenty of young witnesses. >> you would think that some o ese people aremore mature and we need people to tell us what happens and what they observed. >> sadly, we didn't

obama. >> you mentioned linld s eed li. he's not everyone in the main debate. >> right, but the question was, with all due respected, don, the question was what oir candidates are trying to do this. >> that's the question i answered. >> but it doesn't mean that everyone succeeds. >> but that wasn't what i was asked. i ayee. agree. not everyone come us out a winner. that's the difference between our party and the democratic party. we don't sit around and hand out trophies. at the end of the day, our candidates are out there. if they're in the top ten, they get on the top sten e ten stage. if they're not, they still get a voice and get on the other stage. the one thing that's vastly different, and i would commend cnn and fox on this, is is that it is more inclus ifr. >> i was talking about rand paul when you said a torch on to the tax code. many people didn't even pay attention. one guy sucking all the oxygen out of this cam feign x out of the media, out of the room. and even a new yorker did an analysis of trump's durable i.

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i don't want to talk too much about, obama talk s too much about what he's going to do.pa patton, they didn't talk. they got the job done. >> let me bring in steve. good to see you. >> good morning, frances. >> we were talking ability not ripping up this iran deal. just policing it. based on, you know, incompetent people including kerry, who negotiated it. what did you think? >> a lot of bluster in that six-minute segment. a lot of fascinating perspectives that would be incredible to unpack. the core piece is he's differentiating himself from other gop contenders to say he would police the hell out of the deal. that's exactly what skeptics of this deal should do. that's exactly what successor presidencies would done dealing with the soviet union and coming into an arms control deal. i find it remarkably despite a lot i disagree with donald trump, the core issue, he's absolutely right on. and it's a very mature position for him to take. that people like scott walker and some of the other contenders for the gop side of the ticket are not taking. >> well, like immigration,

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>>>s president obama on vacation now in martha's vineyard, never far away from one of the most pressingers of congress will or will not support the iranian nuclear deal. already one high ranking democrat has said he will vote against it. that is chuck schumer. republican presidential candidate, mike huckabee responding today saying, thank god for senator schumer and his opposition to this reckless deal with iran. michelle co skindy joins us from martha's vineyard. the white house coming out saying they're disappointed though not surprised. you saw two others say they're going to vote against the deal. who else are we hearing from the white house? >> every day there are some coming out in support, some coming out in opposition. chuck schumer being a high ranking democrat in the senate. that's a big deal. ruffled feathers, raised lots of eyebrows. republicans are saying this is going to influence more democrats and that's a great thing. what the white house feels is pretty confident. that they would be able to sustain a presidential veto. there are enough votes there. this is not good new

s government. moderates were killed in the street in 2009 while obama sat on the sidelines and did nothing. >> on capitolill the lead negotiator during nuclear talks told senators she's only seen rough drafts of the secret side deals between iran and iaea. u.s. has started conducting u.s. drone strikes. syria was hit tuesday. now the strike marks the beginning of combat flights from the air base in turkey and a sign of deepening cooperation between u.s. and turkey in the fight against isis is. >>> a by partisan investigation showed the irs did target groups for years. there's disagreement over why. the probe began after reports emerged irs officials gave duty to conservative groups trying to get tax exempt status in 2013. it ultimately led to resignation of louis lerner. lerner considered opening up an audit into bristol paylin's fund. the bipartisan report calls for change, but what remains to be seen whether a bitterly divided congress can actually pull it off. >>> a federal appeals court struck down the voter id law yesterday saying it violated part of the 1963 act. it required voters to show id befor

president obama says that now is the time for the u-s to act to curb climate change. "i believe there is such a thing as being too late." >> reporter: administration wants to cut u-s carbon emissions from power plants by 32 percent over the next fifteen years. a move he economy. "i am here to say that if we want to protect our economy, and our security, and our children's health, we are going to have to do more." but it is the ecomonic argument that is already drawing skeptisim. much of the obama plan calls for dramatic reductions in the use of coal. a main component of the u-s energy market presidential candidate "if you're a single mom in tampa florida, and your electric bill goes up by 30 dollars a month that is catastrophic." the president attempted to show thatsmart planning when it comes to energy. could lead to a cleaner earth. and a more robust economy. "if you're a single mom in but not everyone- especially human activity. fax matter here the fax ... satellite data the last 18 years the zero recorded warming to enact meaningful change about will likely have t

s. erik: and initiative of the obama administration.co rubio unhappy about it. ♪ olivia: welcome back. let's get to the top headlines. fire smoldering at a chinese port two days after an explosion at a warehouse. it killed at least 50 people and injured more than 700 others. hazardous materials sparked the blast. one explosion equaled 21 tons of dynamite. the u.s. investigating whether islamic state used chemical weapons against kurdish forces in northern iraq. officials are taking the allegations seriously and are gathering more information. they know isis has been accused of using chemical weapons before. japanese prime minister expresses profound grief for those who died in world war ii. shinzo abbe spoke to speak about the country's sorrento. surrender.s he apologized for the country's action. a wing fragment found on an indian ocean island was in fact confirmed from flight 370, the plane disappeared in march 2014 on board.eople more debris was found following the partial wing's discovery. ares look out where stocks trading. a mixed

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they'll do whatever it takes to get the best employees, and if there's 3 million h1-b 1's contrary to what obama or jesse jackson or the race pimps tell you. they'll hire them and they're waiting because they're the best employees. that's the problem. the education system in america is not producing the best employees anymore. instead, what we're doing is coddling people. we're saying use the eeoc guidelines and all this other nonsense that doesn't further business, use the guidelines to get people hired but don't hire the best. that's why the jobs are unfilled. deirdre: all right, kevin jackson, good clear view. we're so glad to have you with us. joining us from st. louis. >>> when we come back, facebook, your friend's credit, well, they could affect your own. a patent just filed has our next guest second-guessing his friend requests. >>> and lexus finally unveiling video of a prototype of a hoverboard. social media is questioning its authenticity. weigh in, tell us. is it real? fake? you can tweet us to me directly or at the show. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go furt

s. amy: that was president obama speaking in berlin in 2013.l, shortly afterwards fox news contributor charles krauthammer criticized obama for discussing nuclear arms reduction. >> the idea we're going to be any safer if we have 1000 rather than 1500 warheads is absurd. so why is he doing this? number one, he is been obsessed with nuclear weapons and reducing them ever since he was a student at columbia and thought the freeze, which was the stupidest strategic idea of the 1980's, wasn't enough of a reduction in second, because i think that is all he's got. amy: reverend james lawson, your response? >> his earpiece came off. amy: reverend john dear, your response? >> president obama has said great things about the need to abolish nuclear weapons, but the practices we continue to fund devoted them in upgrading -- developing them in upgrading them. this is the great problem we're facing with our government right now and the solution is, we need new, stronger grassroots movement in the united states connected with a global movement to say, we need

high frequency trades, reacted to the report that president obama had been injured in an explosion. erasing $121 billion of value from the s&p 500 before it rebounded. the fear is next time the market will not recover from a flash >> there's a line of police advancing toward the crowd here. >> ferguson: city under siege. >> it isn't easy to talk openly on this base. >> and america's war workers. >> it's human trafficking. >> watch these and other episodes online now at aljazeera.com/faultlines. night >>> swooning stock exchanges followed the sun rise around the world. cun ountry after country, it bridges sell offs and declines. what was the match that lit the sell off feud. fumbling markets it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez, it seems like a bling of an eye ago in historical terms, the phase, the chinese stock markets. might have met with a raised eyebrow. it helps to regulate the heart beat for better or worse. china's underlining economic health, growing louder and loudser set off the global sell off, a quake taking on a life of its own. will the world need a single from china in order to

s/randy serrano, @randytelemundo la administración del presidente obama espera que los compromisos anunciadosegura que el próximo año darán a conocer los resultados de estos esfuerzos. blanca ---san jos, capital del valle del silicio...fue nombrada ciudad "tech-hire" por la casa blanca. take vo ----esta iniciativa busca que personas desempleadas o poco calificadas puedan trabajar en empresas de tecnologa como facebook, ebay cisco. ---el presidente obama, anunci el programa "tech hire" en marzo para mejorar el empleo y suplir la necesidad de trabajadores en tecnologa que tiene el pas. ---las ciudades "tech-hire" pueden acceder a 100 millones de dlares en subvenciones para empleadores y gobiernos locales que trabajen con este grupo. take vo ---el alcalde de san francisco "ed lee" est buscando cmo conseguir fondos para la ciudad y ha propuesto usar el edificio de la alcalda para hacer anuncios publicitarios. ---de esta forma, la fachada del lado este se convertira en una valla digital en donde las empresas se podran anunciar. ---edificios como el "empire state" en nueva yorka usaeste modelo. ---

sunday morning at 10:00, katie kiefer gives her critical thoughts on obama's relationship with millennial's. 's andrewuniversity gives his presentation of new york city landmark preservation. sunday at 4:00 p.m. on real american, three fields -- films on a program administered by the johnson administration to improve poor relations with the police and the community of washington dc after the 1968 martin luther king assassination and riots. give the complete schedule at c-span.org. announcer: follow the c-span cities tour as we travel outside the washington beltway to other communities in america. >> the idea behind the cities tour is to take the grooming from book tv and hdtv beyond the beltway to produce pieces more visual, that provide again a window into these cities that viewers would not normally go to , but also have rich histories and literary scenes. >> a lot of people have heard -- the histories of big cities, but what about smaller cities? over 75ve been to cities, we will hit 95 cities in april 2016. >> most of our programming on c-span is event coverage, these are not event coverage

s/ eliana ros-lehtinen (r-fl) "lo que ha hecho el secretario kerry, lo que ha hecho el presidente obamaal régimen de cuba sin pedir reformas, sin pedir cambios" s/randy serrano, @randytelemundo a pesar del restablecimiento de lazos diplomáticos el embargo aún existe sigue siendon tema espinoson econgreso donde se oponen al llamado de la casa blanca a que se elimine. topvo cesar ---esta nueva etapa del restablecimiento de las relaciones diplomaticas entre estados unidos y cuba podria significar nuevas oportunidades de mercado para las empresas de tecnologia del valle del silicio... ---actualmente, menos de un cinco porciento de los habitantes de la isla tienen acceso a internet, y directivos de companias como facebook y google han expresado su deseo de tener operaciones en cuba... ---"air-bnb" ya tiene presencia en esa isla caribena... cesar ---este 15 de agosto, telemundo 48 lo invita a ser parte de nuestra campaÑa para encontrar un hogar permanente a miles de mascotas. take vo ---todo es parte de un esfuerzo nacional que realizamos junto a nuestra cadena hermana nbc, con un evento dedi

high frequency trades, reacted to the report that president obama had been injured in an explosion. erasing $121 billion of value from the s&p 500 before it rebounded. the fear is next time the market will not recover from a flash >> there's a line of police advancing toward the crowd here. >> ferguson: city under siege. >> it isn't easy to talk openly on this base. >> and america's war workers. >> it's human trafficking. >> watch these and other episodes online now at aljazeera.com/faultlines.

high frequency trades, reacted to the report that president obama had been injured in an explosion. erasing $121 billion of value from the s&p 500 before it rebounded. the fear is next time the market will not recover from a flash crash and hundreds of billions of dollars will be erased in a minute. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. joining us. >> >>> rough ride - a nearly 600 point drop with fears about the global economy, and as markets open across asia, investors brace for the possibility of another bruising day. fierce storm. >> on a scale of one to 10, this is a 15. >> washington state battling large fires in the history, thousands fighting a ground

high frequency trades, reacted to the report that president obama had been injured in an explosion. erasing $121 billion of value from the s&p 500 before it rebounded. the fear is next time the market will not recover from a flash >> germany and france call for a unified to europe's refugee crisis. also coming up in the program, asian stock markets swing wildly as the eyes of the financial world are on china. south korea stops propaganda broadcast as part of the deal to diffuse tension with north korean a british driver dies after a crash in an american indycar race.

time for the commuter report,s report,s -- report bankrupt to - brought to you by the waze app, pes man. >> president obama will restore the name of mount mckinley known as denali. it is it's native alaskan name. this is the first time a sitting president has traveled to alaska. tom brady will find out if his four game suspension will be upheld. the judge is requiring tom brady and roger goodell in court today. it is alleged he deflated footballs in the afl championship game against the colts. >>> authorities in arizona are filing charges against a mother accused of leaving her baby in a shopping cater. police say she left her baby on sidewalk outside a salon last week. it is unclear how long the baby was out there. police located peterson 40 minutes after the baby was found. she told them that she forget that she left him there, the boy was taken to the hospital as a precaution, but he was not hurt. >>> the braves are saddened by a fan's death saturday night. 60-year-old gregory murray fell from the upper deck who was a long time season ticketholder and passionate nate fan. the flag flew at half staff at

. >> the question is when president obama makes upbeat pronouncements like this is he really working off the best intelligence? >> in short i.s.i.l.'s recent losses in both syria and iraq prove that i.s.i.l. can and will be defeated. >> the new york times reports an internal inquiry, citing unnamed officials, the pentagon's unnamed general is looking into whether central command is improperly reworking intelligence assessments to provide a more optimistic assessment of progress. weapons of mass destruction used to support the u.s. invasion of iraq in 2003. no such weapons were ever found. touring the vietnam war, u.s. military commanders often discounted pessimistic intelligence assessments arguing for the escalation of military force. more recently u.s. central command briefers have provided optimistic reports of assessments defense i.s.i.l. which have quickly been proven wrong. on cent com, the offensive to retake mosul could begin as early as april or may of this year. it now seems to be more than a year away at best. a briefer offered this flawed assessment about the situation in ramadi. >> we firmly believe daesh is on the defe

>>as> happening now, president obama is on his way to alaska to tackle global warming. the presidentogill speak at the state department s conference on global leadership in the arctic. the president wants ministers from more than a dozen countries to take action on climate change. scientists say this year alone the average glacier will lose 30 inches of thickness. before leaving for his trip, the president renamed the state's most majestic peak. he changed the name of mount mcurkinley back to its traditional alaskan name denali. alaskans have lobbied for years for this name change. denali is the tallest mountain in north america. >>> now to the presidential race. an eye opening new poll in iowa. clin n and trump. tracie potts breaks it down for us from washington. >> reporter: in iowa, hillary clinton is only seven points ahead of bernie sanders in the latest bloomberg des moines register poll. in may, she had a 41-point le . >> the gains that we are seeing and the enthusiasm and huge crowds we are seeing, this is not anti-hillary clinton, this is pro-bernie sanders. >> reporter: vice presidented bien who hasn't announc

obama will unveil the final version of his unprecedented regulations on monday. he says it is the biggest and most important step the u-sange. the president says power plants are the biggest source of harmful heat-trapping gases.but that until now there have been no federal pollution limits. >> vicki: cecil the lion's brother jericho is alive and well.according to an oxford university researcher tracking the animal. he said jericho's g-p-s tag showed nothing unusual. oxford tweeted a proof-of-life picture of jericho today. officials in zimbabwe reported saturday that poachers had killed jericho. they retracted the statement today.saying it was a case of mistaken identity. it comes as a relief to conservation sympathizers.after the recent killing of jericho's brother, cecil. coming up. san francisco giants pitcher mike leake makes his first debut on the mound today. while the oakland go extra innings against the cleveland indians. grant has the highlights next in sports. hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. well do we

s things like that. >> i don't trust president barack obama. knew you gave him a big hug if you want to give him a big hug, you go right ahead. >> you say you want to collect records not about the terrorists, but law enforcement says that's naive. they say you can't connect the dots to find somebody, unless you have the dots. >> well, you know, the truth of the matter is, every time we've been attacked here on the homeland, we have had evidence in advance. we had evidence in advance on the boston bomber. the russians tipped us off. we also should have known he went back to chechnya, and we didn't do a good job of knowing his whereabouts. the guy who traveled from arizona, we had evidence of his advance. mayor hassan from ft. hood, we had known for years he was radicalized. we kept advancing him in the military because people were afraid to stand up and say enough is enough. i don't think there's any incidents where people say there's independent bulk collection has helped us. the fourth amendment says you can collect records, you just have to n

s nuclear agency. it's a revelation fuelling even more fire against president obama's legacy nuclear deal with iran.orke is live tonight at the presidential vacation compound on martha's vineyard. good evening, kevin. >> reporter: bret, good evening to you. no question this has

obama continued his push for support of the iran nuclear deal. that despite a new cbs poll showing more americans disapprove of it than support it. cbs 2's weijia jang reports that may be true for lawmakers, as well. >> reporter: in a speech at american university, president obama issued a warning. >> let's not mince words. the choice we face is ultimately between diplomacy and war. >> reporter: the president defended the international agreement to lift some sanctions in iran in exchange for restricting the country's ability to develop a nuclear weapon and he compared opposition to the deal to congressional support for the iraq war. >> it was a mindset characterized by a preference for military action over diplomacy. >> reporter: time is running out to secure support from lawmakers. they are set to vote next month but president obama is still trying to convince members of his own party to support the deal. >> not yet reached the conclusion. >> reporter: new york senator chuck schumer is among a handful of democrats who still have doubts. schumer is getting pressured by the white house but also by opponents of the deal. >> i owe it to my

nixon's opening china in that 1970's and what is happening in iran now with obama, do you see parallels in how that plays out in the long economically question my thank you. -- economically? thank you. guest: we tend to think about our relationship with china in economic terms now. went primarily to playing the china card, against a soviet union, a common enemy. china passes economic development, which has happened on a speed that is unprecedented, was not foreseen by president nixon or really anything -- anybody else at the time. the deal with iran is not primarily an economic rationale either. if the the argument is deal goes through and works as we hope it will work, it will serve to open up iran, a large country with a highly educated population which, historically, was more integrated in western led orders. if they do open up and become more integrated, they could develop economically and perhaps change politically in a way that would be beneficial for the people of iran and the broader region. that is the argument. it is more simply an audi for now to get a deal through that it is

endsy: apple s invitations to his next big thet, while is former ceo competition. i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." ising up, president obama about to speak in new orleans on the 10th anniversary of katrina. we will hear how local leaders regulations. plus, amazon may be re-thinking its mobile phone strategy and tesla -- they were better than big. first to our lead. apple of course. new products coming on september 9. out invitations to a san francisco event where it is expected to unveil a new iphone and tv box. what else should we expect? former ceo john scully joins us now. we also have our tech reporter visiting us from hong kong. i want to start with the invitation. it says something curious. "hey, siri, give me a hint." so, we tried that. hint.iri, give me a you have to wait until september 9. i bet you were one of those kids who went down ores to -- downstairs to open your present early, weren't you? emily: of course i was. >> this could have a new camera, a beefed-up processor, as well as theforce touch. emily:a and the new set-top box. : the newnew -- adam set-top box. been as much of a focus for the company, but n

today, president obama visited new orleans to mark ten years since hurricane katrina. we'll have much more on that plus nbc 10's doug shimell spoke to a woman who left new orleans ten years ago and never went back. >>> closer to home, a burlington county road is still shut down after a crash that killed two people. skyforce 10 over the scene along route 206 at garden street in southampton. police tell us the impact of the crash flipped over a car. a passenger and a pedestrian are dead. the driver was flown to a hospital. the accident happened around 2:00 this afternoon. >>> new information today in the chester county courthouse attack. the district attorney now says the sheriff's deputy was injured by friendly fire, not the suspect's knife. we have this new mug shot of curtis smith. he died in tuesday's attack. prosecutors say he had a history of bizarre behavior. the secret service arrested him in march for scaling a wall near the white house. prosecutors say he used a knife to attack a deputy at the chester county courthouse tuesday. the deputy is still recovering. a second deputy shot and killed smith. the d

. >> catherine: the obama administration is proposing big cuts in methane emissions from u-s oil and gas production. >>in fact - the president wants them to drop by nearly half over the next decade. it's not a surprise - officials had set the same goal in a preliminary blueprint in january. >> catherine: but environmentalists are cheering the fact the white house is moving forward with the official proposal. to help meet the goal - a new rule will cut emissions from newoil and natural gas wells. >> pam: an explosion near the las vegas strip...leaves one person injured. authorities say the fire broke out this morning at a hot-air balloon rental business. >> pam: fire crews found two trailers engulfed in flames and two propane tanks that had exploded. >> pam: the store says a pilot was refueling balloon tanks when the blast occurred. >> pam: that pilot was burned on his arms and legs. some businesses nearby were closed until fire crews had full containment of the blaze. >> pam: thousands of people joined together today to mourn those killed in the warehouse blasts in the chinese city o

s mayor as she tries to outline a plan to stop the city's spike in homicides. >> and president obama eans to mark 10 years since the city was just devastated by hurricane katrina. good evening. i'm lesli foster. >> i'm derek mcginty. >>> reeling from a stunning 43% spike in homicides, d.c.'s mayor announced a plan today to try to staunch the blood flow, but she was nearly shouted down by black lives matter demonstrators. our bruce leshan reports the mayor's plan includes more cops and cameras and get tough policy on repeat violent offenders. >> reporter: the mayor is desperate to show that she has a plan to stop the surge in homicides that has left shrines like this across the city, especially here in ward 8, but protesters left her struggling to even be heard. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> reporter: the mayor insists she is listening. >> who do you serve? who do you serve? >> reporter: and that black lives matter just as much to her. >> i will not be shouted down or scared away when it comes to the safety of the people of the district of columbia. >> reporter: but the

alix: endsy: apple s invitations to his next big thet, while is former ceo competition. i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." ising up, president obama to speak in new orleans on the 10th anniversary of katrina. we will hear how local leaders regulations. plus, amazon may be

s role in fighting isil in iraq. but now he is openingly criticizing a part of u.s. strategy. >>> u.s. president barack obama is once again calling for tighter gun control after the shooting of two television journalists. obama expressed his grief and said the number of people who die from gun crime out numbers those who die from terrorism. >> reporter: reporter allison parker and photographer adam ward were in the midst of a live early morning interview. viewers heard gunshots. the two journalists died at the scene. >> i cannot tell you how much they were loved, allison and adam, by the wdbj 7 team. they both were in love and we'll talk about that a little more with other members of the team here. and our hearts are broken and our sympathies go to the entire staff here, but also the parents and family of adam ward and allison parker who were out doing their job today. >> reporter: the gunman's image glimpsed for a second on the broadcast. he was identified as a former reporter at the same station who had been fired two years ago. abc news reported that flanagan called the tv network to claim responsibility,

kellye: president obama is her membrane civil rights activist julian bond -- remembering ci vil rights activist julian bond. it was a major figure in the civil rights movement in the 1960's. bond was the founder of the southern poverty law center. bond served as a professor at american university on the university of virginia. another civil rights activist was honored this morning at the washington national cathedral, a carving of jonathan daniels was added to the cathedral's human rights porch. joining the bus, other well-known figures including rosa parks and mother teresa. daniels, and a piscopo seminary student, was shot and killed in 1965 shortly after being release d from jail. daniel was 26 years old. the problem was traced back to a computer issue at the air-traffic facility in leesburg. the glitch was fixed yesterday afternoon. some passengers did not reach their destinations until today. >> we had to spend the night in pittsburgh, which was annexed rights in itself, but made friends with people on the experience in itself, but made friends with people on the flight. there is nofaa said indication it was caused by an accident or by hacking. coming up, donald tru

the obama administration has too much on his plate in terms of too much isis and domestic politics and i don't have to delve on the list. sd from speaking to american officials and mexico the obama administration made a decisionade a to not involve themselves. it has decided not to do so. in ts sense and this will be heightened by the escape of joaquin "el chapo" guzman.at was t because what was the first news to come out during "the new yorkhein times." that government officials had xican immediately contacted the mexican government offering to assistance. and so the mexican government was not responding.tohe tie that to the hypotheses about his escape and you willape understand this regarding the handling of them in others. ch and indeed that was the case andce but that was reported. and this is presented as a triumph of the administration try abo the and how does the is the u.s. they feel now that he has escaped twoha weeks after the request was put in. ines secon do i feel pressured about losing my job. well, one ofg my the things that i always tell my students and studeand a ny anyone who is involved in the public de

as nbc10's peter alexander reports, that would pose an interesting dilemma for president obama. >> reporter: this morning the buzz about a possible biden bid is building. the latest leak that the vice president will reportedly huddle privately with top democratic donors at his residence after labor day. adding to the drum beat that began with the vp's not so secret lunch with elizabeth warren. who would the president back? his vice president or former secretary of state? press secretary josh earnest said he respects hillary clinton but heaped praise on joe biden. >> there's probably no one in american politics today who has an understanding of what is required to mount a successful national presidential campaign. >> reporter: later, he added to the intrigue. >> i wouldn't rule out the possibility of an endorsement in the democratic primary. >> reporter: and what would a biden/clinton showdown look like? their policy views are mostly in line. they part ways on national security. secretary of state clinton pushed for more aggressive military actions on libya and syria while biden was more cau

s nuclear agency. it's a revelation fuelling even more fire against president obama's legacy nuclear deal with iran. correspondent kevin corke is live tonight at the presidential vacation compound on martha's vineyard. good evening, kevin. >> reporter: bret, good evening to you. no question this has caused a bit of a political earthquake one that's being felt from washington to tehran. as you pointed out, the associated press is reporting tonight a so-called side deal will essentially allow iran in the p 5 plus 1 nuclear talks to use its own experts to inspect a site, this is important, allegedly used to develop nuclear arms. that's usually done by the iaea. that's the international atomic energy agency. but according to the state department, the way this is all constructed is still consistent with the position that the iaea will take the lead in investigating iran's nuclear program. >> we're confident in the agency's technical plans for investigating the possible military dimensions of iran's former program. issues that in some cases date back more than a decade. just as importantly, the iaea is co

obama got in office. i mean, all the other presidents never talked about it. ever s is -- to me, you heard of the building group? this is part of their little program to bring down the country. george soros, we're really -- we're really in harm's way. what they need to do is put a yellow rib an, police tape around the white house, all the crime coming out of there. host: all right. that's wayne in shreveport, louisiana. wayne, i'm sure we'll hear from you again down the road when this issue comes up. we're asking all our viewers who want to weigh in on president obama's legacy on climate change to call in. republicans, it's 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. ndependents, 202-748-8002. as we noted, president obama going on this trip to alaska, a three-day trip across alaska in which he is addressing this issue. it will be against the back drop of melting glaciers. but at the same time, his administration recently allowed new drilling to move forward in the arctic. that's the subject of part of the "new york times" story on this. the president's trip will pay littl

s-- way up top. that's not ground roots stuff. somebody's manipulating that. >> you believe that? >> y-- oh yeah. i'm an obama man. >> and-- and you-- you recognize the frustration that young people are feeling as they complain about an education. >> yeah. >> --system that you would-- right? >> yeah. >> you would understand what they're talking about. so then, >> we're being segregated. and-- and yet, we all don't want segregation, but we are being segregated. and-- and certain elements of us are being absolutely victimized. >> do you believe in voting? >> in england, in particular, there's a g-- a bunch of people that-- advising you, "don't vote." and-- and-- and it's the same nonsense here in the states. it's not so long ago that none of us actually had the right to vote at all. >> right. >> right? why would you want to throw that away? saying that corporations are people too and they should have the right to-- >> oh, that was a supreme court decision. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> what he's meaning by that is really that the corporation then votes on your behalf. it's all to take away your individuality and the

the nasdaq and s&p also finished up more than 2%. u.s. president barack obamad new orleans on thursday marking ten years since hurricane katrina battered that city and five states along the u.s. coast. the storm killed more than 1800 people and caused more than $100 billion in damage. mr. obama met with residents in the city of new orleans and later he spoke about the progress that new orleans is making. >> today this new community center stands as a symbol of the extraordinary resilience of this city. the extraordinary resilience of its people. the extraordinary resilience of the entire gulf coast and of the united states of america. you are an example of what is possible, when in the face of tragedy and in the face of hardship good people come together to lend a hand. >> hurricane katrina left behind a trail of destruction. the u.s. education secretary once said, though, the storm was the best thing to happen to the city's failing public school system. cnn's suzanne malveaux has the story. >> first day of school at new orleans -- academy. >> first grade. did