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people demonstrating against hate groups and minor alrsrcations with offi nothing big, though. >>> also an outpouring of support for heather heyer's mother. we'l have continued coverage of the rally in our 5:00 hour. >>> good morning, angie goff with breaking news to report. the baltimore officer in the o centa violent viral video resigned late last night we're told. the officer who has still not een named was scene on cell phone video punching a man. we are about to show you that video. before we do, we want to warn you that it is pretty graphic and may be urdistngoso some vide. we have silenced video because of all the bad words in it. according to our nbc affiliate station in baltimore. this was recorded back in june. this was n the first time that this officerteas got physical with his client the second officer is on administrative duties we know, as well. a preliminary hearing for this is scheduled f next week. in the meantime, the mcgreerey atto plans to hold a news conference later today. we'll follow up on that. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:47. paul manafort's federal trial resumes

offi >> i'm here to honor john mccain. >> an hor guard outside the phoenix funeral home. volunteers who plan to remain near the senator through services here. >> no matter what you think of his politics or person, he served our country and sved it well. >> from arizona to washington d.c., planning is ader way for multi-day official farewell to begin wnesday with a public mourning at arizona state capital. arizona governor. w>> thisk will be about honoring his life and legacy and comforting the family. >> reporter: congressional leaders aounced the senator will become only the 30th american to lie in sta in the u.s. rotunda like fmer presidents. >> america is mourning the loss of one of the truly greatmen. >> reporter: to preserve mccain's legacy for future generation, senator chuck schumer is urgingke lawma to rename a building in his honor. >> it's the mos majestic building and i think there would be widespread support. i can't believe there wouldn't be for naming that building after senator mccain. tm>> reporter: his comt to troops around the world and veterans at home

nominating democrat christine for governor, the first transgender to win the party's nomination for offishe faces governor phil scott in november. >> an easyor winovernor scott walker who earned the gop nomination as he seeks a third term. he will face democrat tony evers who won an eight way primary . ra and two contenders emerged for paul ryan's 76-seat. democrat randy bryce will face-off againstli repn bryan steil. for more on the highlights let's go to nbc national political correspondent steveck kor >> another night of headlines, big one. minnesota tim was a presidential canned dapt in 2012. he h wante old job back, but he will not. pale palenti losing to jeff johnson for the primary of minnesota. who will johnson face on the democratic side? tim wall, the it will be wall versus johnson for governor of minute minuneso. another headline race. theational committee giving up his house 76-seat in congress t r attorney general. he was hit with accusations of domestic violence in the final days of this campaign. he will be the democratic nominee, but that story figures to feature very pro

statute of limitationss limimits how longng after the e crime takes place be state atattorney general's offiean bring these chaharges. onone of the recommendations of the grand jurur was to raise the statute of limitations and to change the law so that more of these priests can be prosecuted. brent: where do you think things will go moving forward, julie? catholic church would insist that when some type of criminal action takes place, the church tries to keep it within the church instead of letting the judicial process of the state takeover. can that continue to stanand, considerining thesese allllegat? julie: we sesee right now that just because the church rtainly does that alwaysys want the statate to, the state, wherever you a are, is not listening to that and is investigating. in australia, a cardinal is on trial. in chile, a a business on investigating. in pennsylvania, this investigation happen. there's going to be a considerable push for changing those laws in pennsylvania. brent: and what about this cover-up that the report also addresses? our people likely to face charges s for that?

in hawaii today, governor david ige won re-nomination to his offi in that state' democratic primary, this despite a challenging year which included a false missile alert and the destruction of seven hundred homes from anic eruption. democratsn hawaii also minated ed case, a former u.s. representative and fiscal conservative, to the ss one open congressional seat. dozens of people have died in torrential rains and the southern state of kerala in india. mon rsoonns have forced more than 15,000 people from their homes. in china, heavy in in guangdong province destroyed homes and forced evacuations this weekend. roads are blocked and officials say many cities in the province are flooded. it was a go for liftoff for thsi first-ever m to the sun today after a one day delay. early this morning, nasa's parker solar probe lifted off from capee canaveral. rst ever solar mission will get within four million miles of the sun's surface, and gather data for the ne seven years. the spacecraft is named for 91- year old astrophysicist eugeneer paho was the first to suggest the existence of solar wind

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her two children were in the car when she saw a police r,offi gun drawn. >> he was very steady like this, pointing that way wh the gun and my daughter saw it and said why are you pointing the gun,ut mommy, he was just walking with the gun like that. and put your arms up, do not move, do not move. >> reporter: it wasn't until this afternoon that heidine mil le that the woman she saw get arrested was accused of killing her own doubter. devastating for me as a mom with my children that a mother is capable of doing something. it's heartbreak. >> repter: police are barred by law from identifying the two victims. court documents revealo in addition 5-year-old brooklyn youngblood has an older court records also show youngblood and her ex-husband have spent years in cour first in a divorce proceeding and then hashing out custody issue even though they divorced court documents report that they live together in this oakton townhouse so both cf be part the girls' lives. >> the family moved out of that -- but the m familyed out of that townhouse a couple of weeks ago. we're not sure what brought the

fit for offi >> he's different than the person i met back in 2003. he has serious mental impairment s >> reporter:om shee ignited a firestorm with the release of audio of her firing by chief of stf john kelly secretly recorded in the white house situation room w bch isng called a stunning security breach. t i have never heard of t happening, and it's outrageous. >> reporter: the president more blunt about his former protege. >> low life. she's aow life. >> the president's critics also slam her claim she heae a t of him using the "n" word. >> the president speaks bluntly, plainly and also doesn't speak in those kinds of terms. >> reporter: the white house calls her a disgruntled former employee looki to cash in. >> she's trying to sell books you've le scores, and got to be anti-trump for those to be succesr:ul. >> reporanigault newman says there are more tapes, about you she hasn't yet decided whher to release them. >> and the president tweeted omarosa did sign a non-disclosure agreement. jim? >> sue sap, thank you. >>> fbi agent peter strzok was fire

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he accuses the other hard liner of promising him a lot offy job if he would drop out. >> they've been the race from the beginning and i don't like them bribing for money to get me to drop out of the race. >> now, ward the former state senator who unsuccessfully challenged john mccain in 207 16 brushes off the words with this. >> joe has been a folk hero, somebody who has been important in arizona. and i hate's to see the people he's surrounding himself with on his campaign really ruining the legacy that he has left. >> the frontrunner is two-term congresswoman and former fighter pilot martha mcfamily, a moderate. but they say she's warmed to the president of late, even though she's critical of him in the past. >> i welcome an endorsement from the president. i don't expect him to win this race for me, but we'd welcome it. >> early voting evens august 28. >> dana: is the democrat that strong or something else at work here as you mention chris making that ratings change a couple of weeks ago. >> right, well maybe to your first, the first part of the question, and yes definitely to the se

tomorrow morning's early rain will burn offy the afternoon. next chance of rain after tonight will be tuesday andda wedn a frontal system will come through and the humidity stays up and temperatures stay up as well and plenty of dry time as we go even into next week. >> good deal. can't wait to get there. >>> a recall to tell but this evening, especially those who are lactose intolerant or trying to avoid lactose. more than 145,000 half gallons of vanilla almond breeze milk, avoid it because it mayctually contain milkilk, an allergen lists on the label. they have been distributed to two dozen states including maryland and virginia. >>> if you have a baby, chances you are spend a lot of money on diapers. if you use pampers, you might s want tock up because you're going to pay more for those. procter & gamble s hiking the price about 4% in the coming months it blame the price hike on the cost of materials used to make the diapers and o transportation costs, and that's not all. the company says expect a 5% increase in the price of bounty paper to

cy offis he offering up any det? >> he's not offering up any details.he fact that the negotiations are still ongoing, no one has sort of set any limits right now or has closed off the options here. it is essentially a counter offer to the counter offer to the counter offer. right? as you said, we keep playing this cat and mouse game. ultimate question is going to be what is the president going to do. is he finally going to sit down with the special counsel. i think it's been very clear and rudy giuliani reiterated this this morning to our dana bash that they want to limit the obstruction questions, the questions about the firing of the fbi director, the former fbi director, james comey. the questions surrounding whether or not he tried to influence the fbi investigation to his former national security advisor, michael flynn. this seems to be the key issue for the president and his attorneys. they are trying to limit the special counsel, robert mueller, the fbi, in asking any questions surrounding that. obviously the question of what will the president f

entertaining the idea, sarah sanders said, of removing the clearances of other forper national securityal offiwillie, it puts all of this intel community in the sam that we in the press are in when the president calls us the enemy of the people or attacks us by namer by network. where if you fight back, you're helping to prove yeah, see they're political opponents of mine. >> right. >> if you don't fight back, it allows the president to dictate why hefor instance, took away the security clearance. look, the intel, i j thinkn brennan is in this box. i think others would say john brenamn, he b more political than any other previous cia director. he would argue he's being a whistle ower, not a partisan. in that sense, as a campaign tacti tactic, this may have been a smart strategy short-term for the president to find a new foe that his base can rally around attacking and that's john en n. >> the president certainly leaning into those attacks. before i let you go, chuck, you had omarosa onast week and started this national blitz she's been . the president called her a crazed lowlife dog. he was hi

so after he got in the next january, he offered me a position in his washington offi office, and i grabbed it and said, yes, i'll come. now let me say this. the way i campaigned back in 1942, door to door, talking to people, you know what? campaigning hasn't changed much in those years. people want to feel a shake-up. a handshake. and they want to hear from the candidate or somebody close to the candidate. >> did you enjoy that experience? do you think that really sparked an interest for you? >> i did. and because i enjoyed it is why i' i accepted senator skrutun's offer to come to washington. now at that time, he was located in the russell building. and there were only five employees on his staff then. and in those days they went from january to june 30th. because there was no air conditioning in the building. and you did everything in those six months and then you went back to your home or wherever. now it didn't take me long to decide i didn't want to be in politics because i was upset at the questions and the demands of the constituents. things i felt didn't belong in a u.s. senator's

are you worried that the implications offi democratizing this type of information would lead to similareaths? >> is democracy dangerous or not? right? account people be trusted or not? >> you like to push the limits. do you think felons, minors, mentally ill folks who are able to click and download and print, do you think they can be trusted or do you think there should be more government oversight over what you're doing? >> no, i definitely don't think there should be more government oversight. i believe people can publish this information legally under the first amendment. was it right, should you do it, again my answer is yes. i believe that i should. i believe in what i'm doing. when i'm called a provocateur, that somehow takes away the seriousness of what i do. i'm only doing it for -- no. i believe in what i'm doing. if people have an internet resource of some type of encyclopedic scope, they should allow more rapid innovation in this space. chuck schumer's out there with a bill today saying no, guns should only be the way they've always been. it is a depressing world to live in.

they're doing things about it, in some cases, they're just not seeing leadership from the oval offi office. paul nakasone was asked whether the nsa and cyber command had been given authorization to take action and he didn't really answer. he said the guidance i've gotten from the president and the secretary of defense is not clear, we will not tolerate meddling. that's not saying whether the president has given authorization for cyber operations. as of a few months ago, i'm told, cyber command did not have that authorization from president trump. >> that's terribly important, obviously, for us to be going on offense. admiral stavridis, general nakasone had this to say, let's play exactly what ken is referring to. >> general, have you been ordered at all or authorized to conduct any offensive cyber operations in response to this? >> so my guidance and direction from the president and secretary of defense is very clear. we're not going to accept meddling in the elections. it's very unambiguous. >> again, that answer is ambiguous. but there were some hints from secretary of defense jim mattis

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a move of 10% means nothing. 1% bit offis trading her spread and that is only a few million dollars. $100 million used to be done in turkey, they could be trading at several percent. this market will be volatile today. the problems will not be fixed until there are concrete measures. either an aggressive rate hike were capital controls. matt: you say this is something erdogan doesn't want to do. speech this morning saying they've got our dollars, we've got our people and our god . is this the kind of thing he is not going to allow a rate increase or our markets betting that will come? matt: he will have to at some point unless he wants lira to go to zero. turkey has two things going. normally in a currency crisis in a economy that is broken, the turkish economy theoretically has so much going for it. this could be a good em story if the central bank had independence to act, the credibility -- the independence witht credibility investors, to hike rates aggressively, saying we will not let the situation get out of control. orthey did that for a month two, showed independence and their

while i'm managing that and overseeinoverseen get from offie completed and utilize by 33 counties across new mexico. some of which may not even have full-time i.t. staff. it's important we are able to conduct risk assessments and provide the tools that have been provided at the state level so we will continue working with dhs and would love to the system of congress. >> mr. hatch, you want to follow. >> was i agree. the best way the federal government can help is to provide assistance to resources, consulting, as well as dedicated unpredictable funding so that we can identify with our needs how much we will be able to meet the states financially. >> the first two years i was your i served on homeland security, i was amazed at how many times wrote on a daily basis that there are attempts from the russians for cyber hacking, that is nonstop in fact, it was all the way back in 2012 when i believe a former presidential candidate pointed at the concern expressed the geopolitical threat that rush is. mr. hicks, question for you. what advice does the election assistance commission from your and