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will then have five wrong,s who think it was andeve abortion is immoral, the question will be do they ,ome together and overturn it cut back on it, or some combination? >> how have groups that are opposed to abortion gone about trying to overturn roe v. wade? >> there was then and now. for the last 25 years, they have tried regulations. they know they couldn't go to the court and say overturn it, allow our state to make abortion a crime across the board. they have done a lot of regulations. there have been restrictions on clinics, how clinics operate. there has been a lot of litigation. you have to be an outpatient surgical center. a lot of clinics couldn't do that. you have to have doctors on your have admitting privileges at a local hospital. that sounds like the big deal. turns out, a lot of hospitals don't want doctors who practice abortions because in a lot of communities it is very unpopular. that ended up shutting down a lot of clinics. there has been a lot of litigation about abortion, but it is also on the margin. it is about regulation. justices whoive are antiabortion, then it s

>>om we've got s breaking news in new york. michael cohen, president trump's longti fixer and former personal torney, in court at this hour to plead guilty to a number of charges. earlier this afternoon cnbc cameras caught up with cohen as he entered the fbi offices in new york ahead of that hearing, presumably for proceing. let's g right to blayne alexander for the latest details. blayne? in reporter: we're conti to learn more about this fast-moving development. these breakg news this afternoon. we understand that reportedly michael cohen is agreeing to plead guilty to a number of charges that could bring possible jail time, but that he hasot struck deal toer coopate and testify against asesent trump, his one-time boss. president trump's former attorney and fixer michael cohet surrendered t fbi this afternoon, nbc news reporting he was ready to plead glty to federal charges, including bank fraud and a campaign finance violation. there were also widespread reports cohen was negotiating a deal with prosecutors raising questions

the former ambassador said that pope benedict xvi -- donald wuerl knew about the om allegations,hing he has denied. so far the church has not respondsed to the allegations i the letter. a church investigation determined a sexual abuse claim against him was credible. >>> we're also following a developing story about the case of 10-year-old makiyah wilson, gunned down near her home in d.c. one suspect is in custody, now a second suspect is sll at large. both men were released from jail drug charges just three days before last month's shooting, and police say the gunman jumped out of a carir and into a crowd of people killing 10-year-old makiyah wilson. >> i know that makiyah is looking down on us now and she would want justice, and i want justice f baby. >> police are still looking for the three other men involved in th shootingnd detectives say they need your help. thosegunmen opened fire outside makiyah's home killing her ando injuring others back on july 16. two days later, police found the getaway car, the stolen infinity sedan, stolen in rockville, ryland. and then police arrested

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ome invasion caught on a couple's pet camera. next at ,6:30 a clear look at the suspect and a a warningut the weather that helped him get inside. >>> another weather alertay today. if you're going to do yardwork oro gardening, it first thing this morning before it gets hot or humid. with all of the rain we had lately, you may b wondering what kind of plants doelin this? hibiscus and cardinal flower will thrive in the soggy soil we have. >> thanks, chuck. >>> we have breaking news while you were sleeping, a popular maryland restaurant up in flames overnight. we're live at the scene with a closer look the damage any y possible traffic impacts. that's >>> news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> a much drier start to your day than we sawesterday. while the rain isn't falling over our area right now, the threat of flash floods will be high all day.in >>> tra breaking news right now in upper marlboro. take a look at this video. a huge fire sparked inside a popular restaurant onain streetovernight. this was the scene at al's

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i'll talk about the afternoon and when the warm-up will begin om kom -- coming up. >>> the hurricane that devastated puerto rico is the deadliest u.s. natural disaster in the last century. the death toll was raised to 2,975. before that, the government said just 64 people died as a result of hurricane maria. de higher than the previous count. >>> the president trump administration -- the trump administration led us to believe they were helping when they weren't really up to par and didn't allow other countries to help us. >> the new toetd l makes maria the deadliest natural disaster to hit the u.s. since the 1906 earthquake in san francisco. >>> and let's look at the big board. the dow is up 670 points -- 60 pints -- points. >>> and ten years ago, air bnb changed how people travel. jamie shows us the new invasion. -- innovation. . >> reporter: what's your favorite thing about taking people up? >> the big smile. >> reporter: this pilot is giving me the ride of a lifetime in his 1943 open cockpit plane. or air bnb calls it an experience. >> you got to open your eyes. bring it straight

travelers generators kicked in providing ome light for emergency services until power was fully restoredfter 11:00. the outage lasted about a.m. hour and a half. >> today four months after the devastating floodsci ellicott ty will have a party on main street. h in may there was a lot of flooding. live coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. and all of the proceeds will go towards the rebuilding effort. >>> a dream home is now a yightmare for a single mother and a veteran in stafford county. >> habitat for humanity volunteers built a home. shortly after moving, the foundation needed repair. the water turned brown. the water isn't contaminated but it's brown and it stains the tiles. >> it felt likewa i old, nasty coins. >> in a stateme the greater fredericksburg habitat for humanity stands by their work. they sayhe tre responsible to t maintainheir work. >>> ahead this morning, t federal government raises the red flag. how some addicts are using their pets to get opioids. >>> plus, georgetown bound. the story of three incoming freshmen with a when a new breast cancer treatment centers of america in p

a lot of volatility and where the return potential is going to ,ome from is non-u.s.articularly currency because that is where the growth potential is likely to come from and it is a big question whether itna is slowing but will continue to provide enough liquidity to other markets. jonathan: final word, joel? gone withategist has the stay short, stay defensive approach. stands out as being wider, communications because at&t and verizon make up so much. on the short end of the curve is where he appreciates claims. jonathan: a fascinating week for fixed income. joel levington from bloomberg, kathy jones from charles schwab and kathleen gaffney from eaton vance. that does it for us from new york. this was bloomberg real yield. this is bloomberg tv. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfini

om>> you have gone now founder of a company to someone working in venture. a woman, do you look specifically for companies founded by women? >> i look for companies that are going to bring and show the best returns. it has been proven that having diversity at top brings better returns. since i've joined fuel, we have definitely increased the number of female founders we have invested in. i think having that perspective as a woman just allows me to se businesses in a different way and in a new light and it opens up the pipeli the deals we look at. >> and what about -- there is a proposal to require public companies in california to have at leasone woman on their board. what do youhink about that? >> i think that if those companies are interested in better returns, that having more diverse and under represented perspective at the board level can only drive returns. >> should it be legislated or left to the marketplace?th >> ink that being legislated is great. there is also an assembly bill that is sitting on governor brown's desk ready to be sign that would re

the united states purchased 1867 for om russia in two cents per acre.bout was passed allowing alaska to become the 49th state. one ofup, we learn about the longest serving members of ted stevens. mr. president, alaska is not a and is no longer an impoverished territory. it's a great state and essential our nation's energy security and national defense. role in i've had a this transformation, working to its alaska achieve potential has been and will continue to be my life's work. ted stevens was alaska's senior senator for over 40 years. stevens was involved in some of the seminole legislative initiatives that helped to shape the state of alaska starting with alaska statehood. on through the alaskan settlement act, the and ries conservation management act. the transalaska pipeline act, we'll erous others that talk about today. the ted stevens foundation was a way to horn1 as or and recognize the senator's career and public service and to apply his legacy throughout education. the foundation is working on and curating the senator's papers which show over

i'm emma chandra in the green room. .oming up, the open this is bloomberg. way to grow hops in the chinese market. they have taken a three point billion dollars stake. the world bank of scotland has unveiled a plan to pay a dividend a decade after its government bailout. it's payout is still subject to a final agreement he is regulators. dividend ford the the bank. blackstone's international dealbreaker is calling quits. he is ready for new challenges after 12 years at the largest private equity firm. the group of managers is moving up at blackstone. another -- a number of veterans are moving on. julie: thank you. hiring cold in july with 150,000 jobs added last month, less than estimated and down from a revised number for the month of june of 248,000. the jobless rate ticking down to 3.9%. one industry having a hard time finding workers is trucking, seeing a historic labor shortage. trucking's 25ned times in its report. is a fed reporter who has been looking at this issue of trucking, which has been affecting a lot of types of industries. we have heard comp

and i think that to me was the worst thing. >> om malik giving it to us straight as always.artner at true ventures, thank you so much for stopping by. digs oes it for this he of "bloomberg technology." with that thought tune in tomorrow. we'll check in with josh silverman after the company reports its earnings. get new clarity on the new tax bill which affects amazon. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. yousef: our top stories this morning. manus: iran sanctions kick in. still open to negotiations, but as president, -- yousef: chinese stocks fall. analysts say they are about to g

and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support om jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from laura debonis and scott nathan. ♪ ♪ >> you will not replace us! you will not replace us! you will n replace us! you will not replace us! >> a.c. thompson: arlottesville, virginia, august 12, 2017. i'd been tracking hate cris since the presidential campaign, and i could see that something was happening in this country. the charlottesville rally was supposed to be about a confederate monument, but anne t o was paying attention could see that it was abmore than a single statue. (shouting) it felt like a national reckoning around race was coming. (shouting, chanting) and being hereould help me understand it.(s uting, repetitive banging) i came here to ask questions, but as the day unravelnto chaos around me, one thing became clear: this was not a place to listen or understand. charlottesville was a crime scene. (shouting, screaming) >> medics! >> medics! >> medics! ♪ ♪ >> thompson: i arrived in charlottesville for what would l become thegest gathering of white

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the president himself is leading this effort, leading this charge ahead of the midterm elections ,omesa time in which many virtually everyone on the left, as well as some centrist republicans, are wondering at best what the administration is infected doing. shery: we are now hearing from the fbi director, saying that the threat of foreign election meddling is broad and deep. he has talked with social media and technology economies. 5, facebook and twitter and out the bit will be testifying. many questions that congress has for these companies. kevin: absolutely. earlier today, marco rubio laid out in clear terms his own quickly orout how not quickly enough the social media companies are moving in terms of dealing with these threats. has is a threat that really involved not only silicon valley, but also financial institutions who are trying to protect themselves from this type of cyber interference. shery: john bolton just made an appearance. he was saying earlier that president trump is determined to avoid election meddling. what look like cozy relations between him and vladimir putin.

. >> defend fre,om of speeou know. everyone has their message. he has a right to speak. >> reporter: thereas one arrest outside the station, a man who spit on two virginia state troopers. and here's the scene just about ten minutes ago at the vienna metro. jason kessler and his small contingent of people arriving back here agn, being surrounded by police andco ed out to the parking lot at the vienna south metro, where presumably they've got into their vehicles and hd home. i asked jason kessler how he would respond to those who say his demonstration today was failure, particularly when you look at those small numbers. t was a he believes success, that it showed they could demonstrate here peacefully. but no doubt critics are going to seehis much differently, as a day in whi the white nationalists were drowned out, both literally by this weather and figuratively by the counterprotesters. back to you in e studio. you said it, julie carey. counterprotesters have been ridrowning out fat activists so far today. news 4's darcy spencer h been speaking w

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some reporters who cover the om. the former staffer is promoting a tell-all book about the administration. >>> in virginia today, the jury herd closing arguments in the trial of paul manafort. prosecutors portrayed him as a money hungry liar who lived a luxurious lifestyle. the defense insisted he was betrayed by his one-time friend and business partner rick gates. the jury begins deliberations tomorrow. if manafort is convicted on bank fraud and tax evasion, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> a follow-up to a deadly hit-and-run in san francisco. the driver may have been drinking. investigators say michael smith rammed his car into a bicyclist on turk street and drove off yesterday before 6:00 p.m. blackman was taken to the hospital where he died. smith was arrested near the tenderloin police station a short time later. he faces charges of dui, vehicular manslaughter. >>> for the first time since last year's devastating wildfires napa valley is celebrating its first full grape harvest. how about that?

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administrations at the justice defense and commerce departments including as deputy secretary of 2007-2009.om early in his career, mr. sullivan was a law clerk for associate justice david h souter at the supreme court of the united states and clerked at the united states court of appeals of this fifth circuit. a native of boston, massachusetts come mr. sullivan is a graduate of brown university and earned his law degree in the columbia university school of law. please join me in welcoming deputy secretary sullivan. [applause] >> thank you. it is a great honor for me to stand here today and it's a solemn day in which we gather. speakingd the honor of at events like this. i speak at our embassies when i and i around the world thank all of those women and men i meet including our locally employed staff. i always make a point as my colleagues know of speaking first to the local employee staff and tell them how important they are to our mission. i also thank them for their service. i have said this many times and some of my colleagues are sick of me reminding everyone but i have a personal connect

and sadly,om se skill. >> reporter: the suspected motive for pappas, revenge for the death of his mother. >> the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor and died during surgery over 20 years ago. tha a 20-year-old grudge. >> reporter: an autopsy revealed dr. hausknecht was shot in the head, torso, and left arm that day. newly released enhanced surveillance video of the shooting led to the breakthrough in the case, bringing tips to police, leading them to pappas, who has not been seen in a few days and has recently threatened suicide. a search of his home turning up critical evidence that police say ties pappas to the crime. >> it's hard to believe. you know? you don't expect your neighbor to be a murderer. >> reporter: hausknecht, an accomplished surgeon at houston methodist hospital, once treated former president george h.w. bush. he was laid to rest saturday, remembered by hundreds as a compassionate soul who loved the outdoors and the arts. a grieving community now asked for vigilance while the doctor's suspected killer remains at large. catie beck, nbc news. >>> let's turn now t

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. >>> we're getting strong denies om the archdiocese of washington. it said that cardinal wuerl has denied that any of the communication was given to him. and the oy way to challenge the archbishopry for mccarrick, would have been throug xhi communication from the holy sea. such communication was not provided. catholics are calling for wuerl's regnation. they sat down several times for an interview with him. so far, the archdiocese has deined our request. >>> president trump made his first public comments aboutde t h of senator john mccain last night. e said, quote, our hearts and prayers are going out to his family. the president a spoke a white house dinner. at the white house, the american flag is flying at half-staff. yesterday, the flag was raised to full staff in the morning, drawing some criticism. it wasin lowered a late in the afternoon. the president ordered all u.s. flags to fly at half-staff until sunday, when senator mccain was rest.o the president will not attend the funeral this weekend. mccain's body will lie in state at the state capi

om thetest about-face president set off a flurry of new questions about his campaign.mp's lawyer jay sekulow playing defense: >> the question is how would it be illegal? i mean, the real question here is would a meeting of that nature constitute a violation, the meeting itself constitute a violation of the law? >> alcindor: new explanations have not stopped questions about the president's role and potential obstruction of justice. for the pbs newshour, i'm yamiche alcindor. schifrin: pair that wit today's testimony of rick gates, a former t aide in the trump campaign, and there is plenty to breakdown coming out of robert mueller's investigation. here to help make sense of it all, we turn to tamara keith of "npr" and elianaliohnson of "co." welcome, so is if a big deal hat trump tweeted this yesterday, somethiat he said in the past. >> it is something that he has precisely said in the past. it seems this is lkly related to a "washington post" article over the weekend that said he was concerned that his son done 58d-- donald trump, jr. would be at legal peril apart of th

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