tom: there have been questions over the official data.raction and expansion. we got those second-quarter gdp numbers, 6.7%. bloomberg intelligence tracks the monthly gdp for china, and they put that at 7.13% for june. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. right, checking other stories with u.s. chipmakers joining forces in the hopes of that greater scale will help them compete in an industry with record consolidation. analog devices to buy linear for $14.8 billion. to along devices is looking close the gap with texas instruments. global bank regulators resisting an american back push for stiffer capital rules. europe, japan, and india say being forced to increase reserves by 70%. they disagree over how much banks should be allowed to borrow against assets. the committee on banking supervision is due to wrap up deliberations by the end of the year. goldman sachs being sued for a conflict of interest after allegedly telling a client to curry favor with the malaysian prime minister. they are accused of betraying their fiduciary duties. a majo

. >> official data on jobs is an publicly available but stories of moving trucks and farewell partiesasingly common. joining us now is our very own -- what are the causes of this weakness? >> they are isolated causes. they have to do with oil price. benefited soas much from high oil price and right now the drop in oil price although it is relatively stronger than it was, it is hurting growth and causing companies not to employ as many people as they did in the past. we are doing with companies in the oil industry and banking who left off with hundreds of staff. that is definitely hurting dubai. we are seeing in the overall confidence. yousef: how does the economic growth compared to some of the fears? he is the head of the pack. >> 100% ahead of the pack. it is a lot more diversified than that of qatar or the saudi's. when we look further they expect 5%. this is quite optimistic. this growth is going to be based on all the infrastructure they are building. that is what is causing this strength. yousef: are they telling you the economic weakness is going to stick, that it is here to st

i think we are officially priced to now, that we have official data to still come out.he survey data is looking like it is really, really soft. a long and winding road with twists and turns. for now, i say we are reasonably priced. mark: let's look at the two-year yield and 10 year yield. what are they telling us? there are year yield, many ways of looking at bank of england expectations. i think if we are looking at a chart, the two year chart is a clean want to show those yields have absolutely fallen off a cliff. expectations are reasonably high. investors are thinking more likely than not we will get a rate cut or two in the next couple of meetings. i think the 10 year yield is telling us that we actually might be getting more qe from the bank of england in the coming months. easing is expected. the timing is a little uncertain. it is definitely coming if you look at market prices. richard, you said a long and winding road. willoughby winding were -- will it be winding or extraordinarily bumpy? >> i think it will be winding and bumpy, if you will allow me to mix met

we expected the investment numbers are going to be better this summer in the official data as well.ty: better data coming out from the quarter. do you think the pboc has time to pause when it comes to policy? >> if you look at what our data is, rates have been going down and down and down since 2014. what we have seen in the last quarter, we hit the all-time low. shadow bank rates, overall bank rates. firms are not looking at interest -- lower interest rates as appetizing. china, cut rates, stimulate demand. it does not happen in the data. betty: what does this mean for the yuan? >> everybody thinks there was a sea change by brexit or back in january. the chinese have been consistent. the chinese want a relatively stronger currency. it is something that will allow them to do this investment to consumption transition. betty: other countries do not believe this. the united states, they do not believe china wants this. >> i believe they are mistaken. says -- if you look at the numbers everybody uits, there is this -- floor. there is an imf it does not apply to an economy as large as ch

no official data has been stated, but a local newspaper did report quoting the securities regulator injing saying it would happen this year. saying they believe have it on good record that it will happen within three weeks. this could institutionalize, if you want to call it that, the investor base into shenzhen rather than just the mom-and-pop retail market. investors make up 80%-90% of those investing in shenzhen. anna: it could be a game changer. companies are typically smaller. how do they compare in terms of profitability with shanghai? stephen: they are smaller but have been generally more profitable, returning about 8.1% on average earnings last year whereas shanghai composite index members saw a decline in earnings last year, about 9.5%. they had been more profitable. quote from erwin at mccoury brink. he is saying private enterprise and new economy earnings growth has been better than state-owned enterprises over the past 10 years and we expect this divergence to continue. dice, want to roll the come to shenzhen, maybe. anna: not sure i have a risk appetite. thank you, stephen

bank of japan officials have just released important data that tells us about the mood among businesses. ai uchida joins from us the business desk. good morning. what do the numbers say? >> good morning, catherine. the tankan comes out every quarter. boj officials reached out to 10,000 firms across japan and asked them what do they think about business conditions. the latest data shows confidence was unchanged for large manufacturers, but it did worsen for nonmanufactures. the index expresses the difference in the percentages of firms that say business is good from those who say it's bad. a positive reading means more companies are optimistic. now, the survey shows the headline index of sentiment by large manufacturers was at plus six. that's unchanged from the previous quarter. the index for major nonmanufacturers was plus 19. that's down three points from before. now, japanese officials have released other key economic data, too, so let's start with the latest consumer price index. the officials say -- the officials at the internal affairs ministry, that is, say the may cpi was down 0

we are waiting for the australian government officials to release its latest trade data. that is due in about 20 minute'' time. we will take a more detailed look at the rba's decision later in the show. we want your opinion so please tweet us your thoughts. we can check it out and share. take a look at some of the other stories we are watching. here is heidi. the u.k.'s ruling conservative party takes the next that towards finding a new prime minister today. all 330 tory members will be balloted to the five contenders hoping to succeed david cameron. each have outlined different ways to manage withdrawing from the eu. secretary may has received the

government will provide official data on the supply side of economy and its structure. so we as supply siders, austrians, we have our own statistic. now, i know a lot of you don't like aggregates, but aggregates can tell you a lot. and i love this quote by larry kudlow. though not one in a thousand recognizes it, it is business -- not consumers -- that is the heart of the economy. when businesses produce profitably, they create income-producing jobs, and then consumers spend. profitable firms also purchase new equipment because they need to modernize and update all their tools, structures and software. so this is a new approach. i call it -- and i'm not saying replace g, the p, i'm saying -- saying --gdp, i'm saying it's complementary. gross output, you know how in a financial statement you have top line and bottom line. those of us in account, my students, my business students love this. we have top line, bottom line. now finally economists have caught up, after a hundred years behind the times, have caught up with the accounting and finance professions. now we have a

official data from a trade organization after the close of trading today. also, on the losing side today, media stock cbs and discovery communications downgraded to sell. the analyst was talking about the second half market for ad sales on television will be weak for cbs if you exclude the effect of the olympics. for cbs in particular 2016 is not going to be great because of a testable and political -- of a tough super bowl and medical political. i want you to focus here all the green is the by ratings on cbs. here is the neutral. not much red until now. this rating is the first we have seen in quite a while. 2010, is where he went to find to bearish stock. that is why you are seeing a 3% drop in the stock because it is against the grain in terms of sentiment. vonnie: thank you. shery ahn: it is official, donald trump has elected indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. he made the announcement via twitter ahead of the news conference tomorrow. let's go to megan murphy in cleveland ahead of next week's rnc. we are now hearing that trump will make an

we'll get official climate data here in a few minutes. check out these temperatures on the weather maps and we'll be able to show you is 86 in mannasas and 86 dulles and 87 mar continuesburg and our temperature annapolis a comfortable 81 leopard town you're comfortable as well. one of the reasons it's nice how dew points 61 and sleeingtly noticeable in the city and points south and dewpoint temperatures in the 50s delightful when you get one of those refreshing days in july. and want to you enjoy it and soak it up while you can because the humidity will be back with us as early as tomorrow. matter of fact we're going to describe the humidity levels over the next several days beginning tomorrow and as oppressive. very uncomfortable there. for the short term it looks like we'll be on the dry side in terms of showers and storms. we could see something isolated tomorrow. but the planner evening 83 degrees at 7:00 and by 9:00, 80 and 11:00, 77. so just a wonderful night to get out there and enjoy learnly slow or walk the dog and not have to wo

officials say the data on one of those laptops may not have been secure.he department is contacting the affected people to notify them about the theft and offer credit monitoring and other fraud protection services. >>> exactly one week after someone stole a treasured american flag from a north wildwood home, someone returned it today. it proudly flu again. >> such a moment. today north wildwood's mayor veterans from the vfw american legion and vietnam veterans association joined the corcoran family to raise their precious flag yet again. they fly it once a year to honor their brother patrick corcoran. a father judge high school graduate who died in the vietnam war. navy never found his body so this flag that draped his empty coffin was the last closest thing the corcoran family has of him. to get it back, is overwhelming. >> thank you for expressing this to us, the support made -- the support just made this so much easier for to us handle. the thousand thank yous is too few. and a million is not enough. this community, this country, we still remember patr

officials will release new testing data on the kpols water color -- qawrlt later today. >>> the team has until 4:00 this afternoon to sign kirk cousins to a long-term contract. several reports have been saying negotiations between cousins and the redskins aren't close right now and haven't been for months. cousins will be the skins qb this coming season and if they don't reach a deal, it will be a one-year contract for nearly $20 million. >>> he has some leverage. >> yeah. >> you perform, you want to be paid for that. >> he set the franchise record last season. well, new details continue to come in this morning on that breaking news out of nice france, including a meeting we just learned about that is expected to happen as early as today. the latest out of france when we check back in with the live desk. >>> and it's been a scorcher this week. not going to stop any time soon either. can expect. >>> chardonnay go! check this woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they mis

you don't know the numbers, if you don't have the data on a community, that community becomes invisible. this is very, very important. >> state officials say collecting data on race helps the state address health issues of vulnerable populations. they learned asian americans are more prone to hepatitis b. city lawmakers believe collecting data on lgbtq people will help save lives. >>> new details about the egypt air crash. pieces of wreckage believed to be from the plane were found on the coast of israel. the israeli prime minister's office said the fragments were found north of tel aviv. the flight crashed into the mediterranean sea may 19 while en route from paris to cairo. according to data recovered from a cockpit voice recorder, investigators say there was a fire and that pilots tried to extinguish it before the crash. all 66 people on board were killed. >>> air b & b removed a listing from a texas man who refused to rent to somebody who is gay. a man from houston signed up to rent a listing ahead of austin's gay pride festival. it canceled that reservation. the homeowner apparently sent the man a message saying he didn't support

. >> reporter: after a series of tests, juno will officially start collecting data from jupiter in octoberopes will unlock the history of the universe. abc news, los angeles. >>> starbucks fans listen up. get set for the third -- you heard me, third price crease in the chain in as many years. >> in fact some of you may have paid more and didn't realize. michael finney is here to tell you how to get your money back. >> you could have money coming back. starbucks was forced to announce the price increase after it discovered a computer glitch implemented the increase earlier than wanted. the coffee chain said some customers may have paid 30 cents too much last week. the higher price wasn't set to go into effect for two more weeks. if you think you might have been overcharged you could call customer service and ask for an adjustment. no word from starbucks yet on how many prices will actually end up being. >>> the nation's largest wireless carrier is set to unveil new plans that will be more expensive, but will offer more data. verizon said existing customers won't be forced into the plans and

data breach. software known as ransom wear was found installed on internal computer network on june 1st, officials don't believe the attack would assess the data but can't guarantee it. >> from the burlington county times, girl power, rancocas valley regional high school inspiring girls to weight lifting. women in the weight room program intends to inspire confidence and make women healthier overall. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> we have a lot more to cover this morning on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", superheros cheer up the young ones, by being able leap tall buildings in a single bound. >> and, after a disaster, hundreds every miles away, these dogs need new homes. one of them can be yours. >> it looks good outside. we'll be right back. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remembe

heaviest rain, official rain. our latest data showing that rain moving farther north into the north shore. zip trip forecast. rain in the forecast for the zip trip for friday morning in scituate. upper 60s rising through the 70s. seven-day forecast shows that threat for rain on friday. can't lock it in beyond 75% just models flipping back and forth. see where the front stalls and a few other ingredients have to come together to make that happen. but i'll be tracking it all night long and tracking that timeline for you. >> elizabeth: thank you, kevin. >>> celebrating the end of july, with our zip trip on friday. in the beautiful town of scituate. living and working here so great, we celebrate towns all over the area. broadcasting live from cold parkway arena. come by, say hello and get your picture taken in the photo booth. the morning team will see you friday in scituate. >>> a hingham teen spotted a large sting ray just off of the coast. the aquarium says it is a common to the area, rare seen so close to shore in shallow waters.

data. there's an official warning from the u.s.ernment telling people who are headed to brazil to protect their information, especially the information on their mobile devices. officials say cyber criminals are increasingly targeting global events with huge crowds. >> your device could be compromised. obviously the data on that device could be stolen which then could lead to the -- lot of your information. >> security experts say that if you are headed to rio or any large event with a lot of people you should remove important information stored on your devices. >>> google's mountain view headquarters appears to be under attack from a man who believes the tech company is tracking him. san jose mercury news reports raul diaz of oakland is charged by federal prosecutors for arson. he's accuse of throwing molotov cocktails to a google car in may. the car was not damaged. that is the video. a few weeks later diaz allegedly shot at a google building. a week after that diaz threw another molotov cocktail at a self-driving car, destroying

japanese government officials have just released lots of fresh economic data. let's go to ai uchida from the business desk. >> as you know, one of prime minister shinzo abe's goals is to pull japan out of a deflationary spiral. what does this mean? it means he wants prices to rise. when economists want to find out how that's going, they turn to the consumer price index. the index for june was down for the fourth straight month. officials at the internal affairs ministry says the cpi was 0.5% lower from the same month last year about the index includes oil products but not fresh food. the reading was up 0.4% when all types of energy and food are excluded. and consumers continue to keep a tight grip on their wallets. the officials say in june households with two or more people cut back by 2.2% from a year ago. the officials say the unemployment rate in june stood at 3.1%. the figure was down 0.1 percentage point from the previous month. that's the lowest level since july 1995. officials at the labor ministry say the ratio of jobs to those looking for work is 137

the attacks are the least of the clinton camp's worries after hackers released campaign data on the dnc. officials say the campaign's computers were attacked and found no evidence that the internal systems were compromised. mary bruce washington. >>> the khan family told abc running for president is not an entitlement to o say that to gold star families. >> it seems like an impossible dream, but it has come true to a ticketholder in new hampshire. one is waking up a multimillionaire. that's where the ticket was purchased. do not tear yours up, yet. there was a winning match five sold in pennsylvania. ten states that had matches for all five winners, including in pennsylvania. 11, 17, 21, 23, 32, and powerball was 5. the power play was 2. >>> i have not checked my ticket, i will do are that after the show. >> i didn't get a ticket, so i know it is not me. >> he was one of the most popular eagles players now, we'll have more. >> rain caused massive damage to a school in oklahoma. >> reporter: we had rain yesterday, we have possible downpours today and another round on monday, details in the seven-da

. >>> chinese officials are getting ready to release their second quarter gdp data next week. stay-run xinhua news agency quoted saying it's not easy to maintain stability amid a slowdown in global growth. leaders have set a target growth rate of 6.5% to 7% for the entire year. the first quarter, the world's second largest economy grew by 6.7%. officials recently added research and development funding into its gdp calculation. some say this new method could make it easier to hit the target this year. earli . >> i expect the gdp growth to be 6.7%. same as the first quarter. on the bright side, strong recovery in housing markets in china could boost investments as well as consumer spending. and then in the first quarter, china had very strong long growth that would lend support in the second quarter. and also the calculation method may point one percentage point to the gdp growth. but on the other hand, the financial center could be addressed in the second quarter year on year. because last year the china stock market was red hot in the second quarter. but this year was much wea

this is as bank of england officials gathered to decipher the latest post-brexit data but hasn't consideredng growth and fostered inflation. -- could see inflation rise to 2.2% by second quarter next year. still with us on set, to talk about pound and the fact that it , it is kit juckes, global strategist at socgen. when you look at pound, how much do you look at the boe would look at inflation? what they can do immediately? kit: i look at what they can do immediately and thereafter. i assume until i learn otherwise that the policy since after the 1992 the parts are from the are in is you look through the effects of the inflation. cutting rates of sterling fell through that period. so did the sees of economic recovery through the 1990's was very strong. seeds of economic recovery through the 1990's was very strong. what benefits you can from the economy for exporters and you ignore the inflation, unless -- francine: what does the u.k. export that it owns? kit: financial services. and currency terms, we have a big surplus and services and an even bigger deficit in goods. most of the goods wh

the premise is that sewage can be mined for data in real-time to inform policy makers, health officials, and city planners about the health of residents. >> people in public works want to know, "are there people who are illegally dumping their sewage into the storm drains?" people in the department of defense want to know, "are people making bombs in their bathtub? could we detect those chemicals." people in public health want to know, "what are the new diseases that are emerging? can we sequence them? can we get identification of these bacteria before people get sick?" >> reporter: such knowledge could potentially alter cambridge's understanding of issues ranging from demographic patterns, nutritional intake and even illicit drug use. sam lipson is director of environment health with cambridge's public health department. >> we're so used to having broader outcome measures like,'i how many people showed up in the emergency room? or 'iwhat's the rate of an infectious disease?'" >> reporter: lipson envisions a future where the city's health efforts will be more precise and more easily mea

friday japanese officials released international balance of payments also for may. the weekend u.s. employment data for june this indicator shook up the market last month when it showed a surprise drop in job growth. every monday we ask specialist toss share their perspective on the week. this expert view we hear from an economist at daiichi life research institute. he's expecting to see considerable recovery in the u.s. jobs market. >> translator: a strike in may caused downturn, the end of the strike should push job numbers higher. payroll growth should reach mid 100,000 level. the corporate sector remained weak in the april/june quarter due to continueded low oil pric but personal consumption is showing signs of improvement and gdp growth will likely improve from around 1% to about 3%. >>> likely timing of u.s. rate hike, risk factors at home and abroad could cause feds to delay the long awaited move. >> translator: if you just look at the fundamentals, it seems likely the feds will raise interest rates in september, but the fed has become more sensitive to downside risks after stepping up its r

we are waiting for the australian government officials to release its latest trade data. that is due in about 20 minute'' time. we will take a more detailed look at the rba's decision later in the show. we want your opinion so please tweet us your thoughts. we can check it out and share. take a look at some of the other stories we are watching. here is heidi. the u.k.'s ruling conservative party takes the next that towards finding a new prime minister today. all 330 tory members will be balloted to the five contenders hoping to succeed david cameron. each have outlined different ways to manage withdrawing from the eu. secretary may has received the most endorsement. talked about former brexit leader boris johnson. thousands of people in the u.k. are calling for a second referendum and there are indications the remain campaign would win that. ify could stay in the bloc it indeed changes its mind. headingrea's neighbor for a 17-month high. the operator of japan's most popular messaging service the previous. line plans to offer 30 59 shares on debut. the company could end up

we usually get that information after defense officials here have time to examine their data and to determine whether the test firing was a success or not. this, of course, is the latest of provocations from north korea beginning for at least this particular year, 2016, back in january, when north korea tested a nuclear weapon and there have been several missile tests. then the most recent set of tests coming in late june which were considered partial success by defense missions here. tlp was another and that failed ty only flew about 30 kilometers. according to them. it has to fly 300 kilometers to be considered a success. they're a big goal of the kim un regime. it is hard to predict a launch or judge when a launch will happen. of course, it would extend a north korea strategic capabilities. it is the latest in the provocations. >> the launches are always controversial and normally have consequences for the north. it is interesting, the last couple of days, the u.s. putting more sanctions under the lead of kim judge ng un. we heard the third missile intercept system. south korea agreeing to

civil rights act viivists and community leaders and law enforcement officials, police captains, sheriffs and they looked at the dataest practices and came up with specific recommendations and steps that could ensure that the trust between communities and police and incidents like this would be less likely to occur. and there's some jurisdictions out there that have adopted these recommendations but there are a whole bunch that have not. and if anything good comes out of these tragedies, my hope is that communities around the country take a look and say, how can we implement these recommendations? and that the overwhelming majority of police officers who are doing a great job every single day and are doing their job without regard to race, that they encourage their leadership and organizations that represent them to get behind these recommendations. because ultimately, if you can rebuild communities and the police departments that serve them, that helps us solve crime problems. that will make life easier for police officers. they will have more cooperation. they will be safer. they will be more likely to come home.

that given his tunisia heritage, his name has been given to tunisian security officials for them to cross reference with any data bases and intelligence information they have. so far, nothing has come up. they are interviewing his family in tunisia. according to a senior tunisian source, they believe that he has travelled to france or travelled to france in 2005, obtained his residency through marriage. that again is according to a tunisian official who is working on that this case from his end of the investigation. but as you noengsed and as i bill neely there was also reporting, the as i tackers background, his profile is slowly coming into light. some of these this based on reporting that nbc has not yet independently verified that he was a father, previously divorced, some of his neighbors have been quoted in both local french media saying that he was not known to be a religious man. that he had a financial problems and was not known to belong to any particular radical group. and you brought up the question, is there any claim of responsibility? so far, there has not been a credible claim of responsibility,

jon george officials sharply dispute those numbers providing their own data that showed operates with a four operates with a 4 to 1 ratio at least 90 percent of the time. state department of healthcare services began looking into conditions at jon george after our first 2 investigates report last may, that investigation is still ongoing. but at a recent court hearing in hayward, it was revealed steps are finally being taken to add more doctors. >> with this increased patient census, the result is a significant number of unfilled shifts every month. as late as may 24 in 2016, the june schedule had nearly 40 unfilled shifts. >> reporter: and attorney told the judge, jon george will hire an outside contractor to add more doctors to try to reduce overcrowding. but there's no choice for a hs, patient safety and for the safety of the employees but to contract out some of those services. >> reporter: staff members are crying foul saying administrators aren't as interested in safety as they are in muzzling union doctors and nurses from speaking out about the conditions. >> they've been trying

officials could prevent attacks? >> they could do a lot better. this dataazing the amount that is available. >> nsa is not doing that already with all the stuff we heard about in the past? >> part of it is they're blocked from it. we decided, the government decided it was a great reform to keep the nsa from being helpful even with me at a data. not tracking individuals but tracking groups and such. >> always a pleasure to have your insight, sir. >> the new poll that shows how most americans feel about the future of this country this independence day weekend when we come back. stay with us. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? our new cocktail bitters were doing well, but after one tradeshow, we took off. all i could think about was our deadlines racing towards us. a loan would take too long. we needed money, now. my amex card helped me buy the ingredients to fill the orders. opportunities don't wait around, so you have to be ready for them. find out how american express cards and rvic can help prepare you for growth at open.com. youthat'

officials are telling more than 300,000 people to stop driving their cars immediately. new datashows that their airbags have a much greater risk of exploding, as high as 50%. a least 11 people have died. more than 100 have been injured worldwide by metal slap nem from those airbag inflaters. the government says it is critical for owners of these recall cars to get their airbags replace. and we have a list of all the affected vehicles and model years at 6abc.com. >>> federal investigators are looking into what's being called the first death due to a self-driving car. it happened may 7th near gainesville, florida, and involved a tesla model "s" using auto pilot mode. tesla says the tractor-trailer made a left turn onto a highway at an intersection that had no traffic light and neither the tesla sensors nor the driver noticed the white side of the trailer against a brightly lit white sky. >>> hershey is not sweet on a $22 billion takeover bid. late this afternoon, the chocolate unanimously rejected the offer from one of the world's largest snack companies. that means the parent com

losses. .75.pound slumped to 11 that is a 32% premium over the official exchange rate and the widest gap since bloomberg tracked the datausef: in other news, the imf says the brexit vote was a factor in its decision to cut its global growth forecast. we have the deputy director at the imf. we asked him why the organization only cut its forecast 1/10 of a percentage point given the impact of brexit. >> there is a lot of uncertainty out there, but the financial market reaction so far has been quite contained. given the quite contained financial market reaction, we have a relatively benign outlook ahead with a gradual reduction in uncertainty and less of a hit coming from financial market volatility than we were fearing. uncertainty ist, high and things could turn out worse. >> central banks and authorities have contained the damage for the most part, but it seems like they have not ended the hangover. could they do that given the central bank stimulus could be too hard for economic realities? gian: well, we think central banks have been shouldering a lot of the burden of sustaining global aggregate demand in a period of s

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and hackers accessed some campaign data in the attack on the dnc, but clinton officials insist the campaign'sters were not attacked. they may have found no evidence that the internal systems have been compromised. abc news, washington >> you can hear more from donald trump this morning on "this week." george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with the gop presidential nominee in his first interview since the democratic convention. "this week" airs on abc at 8:00 this morning followed by the abc7 news at 9:00. >>> a nine year gap between books has not lessened the interest of harry potter fans. abc7 news was at book passage at cord ma dare row for the midnight release of harry potter and the current child. it's not a new novel but the script of a play. potter fans don't seem to mind. >> i'm excited because i read the books multiple times and i've been waiting. this is really exciting for me. >> it's kind of a little bit nostalgic. i read all the books present of times and, i don't know, they stand true to the test of time. >>> the harry potter series sold more than 450 million copies globally. the

data. some intentionally altered figured and covered up and covered up significant health risks. >> nine public officials in the case are now facing prosecution. >>> the fbi is investigating a cyber attack at the democratic congressional campaign committee. the committee spokesperson says the hack may be raelted to an earlier one. the committee is cooperating with federal law enforcement. in the investigation of hillary clinton's private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. the state department will sort through the documents and determine which are personal and which are agency reporteds. the fbi plans to turn over the rest of the e-mails they recovered on august 5th. >>> charges were dropped against the man who was accused of killing shond ra levy. she was 24 years old when received a new trial when lawyers said a witness actually >> police arrest a mother in iowa for allegedly going to a bar drunk with her2-year-old. she s and landed on her child in the process. police arrested managed to free herself from the handcuffed. she took a swing at an officer, missed that officer, and then st

and hackers accessed some campaign data in the attack on the dnc, but clinton officials insist the campaign's computers were not attacked. saying they have found no evidence that the internal systems have been compromised. abc news, washington >> you can hear more from donald trump this morning on "this week." george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with the gop presidential nominee in his first interview since the democratic convention. "this week" airs on abc at 8:00 this morning followed by the abc7 news at 9:00. >>> a nine-year gap between books has not lessened the interest of harry potter fans. abc7 news was at book passage at corda madero for the midnight release of harry potter and the current child. it's not a new novel but the script of a play. potter fans don't seem to mind. >> i'm excited because i read the books multiple times and i've been waiting. i didn't think any more would come out so this is great for me. >> it's kind of a little bit nostalgic. i read all the books present of times and, i don't know, they stand true to the test of time. >>> the harry potter series sold more

, which is the last period of time that we have of relyable data, the use of -- reliable data, the use of official time has grown over a million man-hours per year while the number of federal employees represented by unions have actually decreased during that period of time. in fact, there are several federal agencies that have many employees that do nothing but union activity business in spite of the fact they were hired for something else. for example, the v.a., the i.r.s. have over 200 employees each who operate exclusively on official time. many of these employees are extremely well-paid. the department of transportation, for example, has 35 employees with an $138,000 who of give 100% of their time for union activity rather than that for which they were hired. for a point of reference, mr. chairman, the mean household income in my district is year. mately $62,000 a official time essentially means that american taxpayers are being forced to subsidize union activity of federal employees. federal employee union members pay union dues and the taxpayers should not be required to foot the bill. ther

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