they would not have signed the pli. if they had not signed appeal like we would not have had a pli. so, to be blunt about it we agreed to that and we agreed to allow the teamsters to decide when they wish to arbitrate this dispute. they could have waited or the could've moved sooner. they choose to move relatively quickly. it to arbitrate that disputed that is the language of the pli. at this point we now have an arbitration decision. the arbitration decision is a little bit ambiguous in certain respects, which is why we been meeting with the teamsters to come up with a structure to understand it, but the bottom line is this is what we agreed to do. >> can we argue that capability if not impossibility of doing that at this time? i mean, i know the agreement says what it says but my gosh, you're right. this is a very, you know amorphous thing could i we can do something 2020 and outward sign an agreement >>> i can see why it has to be flexible. i don't know what it hurts? >> when configured inside for second and stuart make a prounion subject with the unit would say is, listen, they

>> complete pli unfair. i was just on cbs face the nation and it is the reason why many people believe the mainstream media is part of the democratic national committee. i started my case and i said i have zero tolerance for police officers who are brutal. i put them in jail and i believe that black lives matter is a racist organization that is helping to fuel this. if i had an organization called white lives matter you could say it was a racist organization or yellow lives matter or some group that divides us, all lives matter. that's the teaching of the major religions and that's the teaching of our institution. black lives matter instigates a lot of the hatred and division. only the mainstream media makes it appear nonviolent. some are calling for killing police officers, slaughtering police officers, putting targets on the backs of police officers. so i made that point, that both sides have to stop. zero tolerance for police brutality and black lives matter have to back off and start working on -- if you

they would not have signed the pli. if they had not signed appeal like we would not have had a pli. so, to be blunt about it we agreed to that and we agreed to allow the teamsters to decide when they wish to arbitrate this dispute. they could have waited or the could've moved sooner. they choose to move relatively quickly. it to arbitrate that disputed that is the language of the pli. at this point we now have an arbitration decision. the arbitration decision is a little bit ambiguous in certain respects, which is why we been meeting with the teamsters to come up with a structure to understand it, but the bottom line is this is what we agreed to do. >> can we argue that capability if not impossibility of doing that at this time? i mean, i know the agreement says what it says but my gosh, you're right. this is a very, you know amorphous thing could i we can do something 2020 and outward sign an agreement >>> i can see why it has to be flexible. i don't know what it hurts? >> when configured inside for second and stuart make a prounion subject with the unit would say is, listen, they

same principal plies to humans. >> 4:55. 71 degrees. best day of the week on top i understand is today, mike. >> absolutely right, holly, today is the day, sunny, bright, beautiful. storms from last night cleared up the humidity for us and feeling rather nice this morning. temperatures around the region if you step outside. 70. windows on. kind of morning. 64 gaithersburg and 68 frederick and 68 westminster and 71 annapolis and 71 quantico. nice. comfortable. humidity low one more day here and then heat and humidity returned as we head into the late -- latter part of the week. more details on that coming up in a bit. all right. that's a check of weather. erin has the roads. hey, erin. >> 4:56 as you wake up around the dmv flooding and downed trees. keep in mind majors like the beltway moving along long fine and you want to use caution on and off ramps and use extra caution as you make your way to secondarys. beach drive at piney branch parkway and detour around that section of the district tree down in the roadway prince george country

. >> the red cross is housing everyone that needs a plis it stay at burnett middle school. a faulty light fixture may have caused that fire. >> still ahead tonight, more developments in nice. arrests made in the wake of the deadly truck attack and why some are putting the blame on police for not preventing it in the first place. >> republican national convention hours away. how republicans really feel about presumptive nominee, donald trump. >> if you are stepping outside this evening around the south bay, take a jacket. temperatures cooling quickly. for tomorrow morning you may need windshield wipers for parts of the bay area. more low clouds still in and changes in your forecast when we come right back. nowo t delopg sry t oficeonit. >>> now to the developing story out of nice tonight. individuals arrested all acquaintances of the main suspect. also the estranged wife of the suspect released from custody. there is also increasing anger from french citizens who questioned why there wasn't more security at a national holiday. a lot of anger as well as grief. >> people were

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a lemonade stand for pli police working the beat near reno. #. >> thank you. >> reporter: a dangerous job where uncertainty is the only thing that's certain. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> tonight 20th century fox news is swirling amid news that roger ailes has been ousted. the company says an ongoing review is being held against ailes who has been a towering force for republican politics for decades, even before the existence of fox news. nbc's cynthia mcfadden has late details. >> reporter: reports circumstance mg -- circling tonight that ceo and chairman roger ailes is out. this after a publicized claim of sexual harassment by gretchen carlson, who says that ailes fired her in june after she rebuffed his advances, an allegation that ailes denies. into the political power house it is today with revenues over a billion dollars. >> there's been a detailed fox news that ailes does not have his fingers on. he is the person who is most central to his organization and the product it produces. >> reporter: ailes' rise included working as a media consultant with a mt. rushmore

they've already cleared happen nap plies.works there over the bay they should be all be right. looking a organized complex of insurance thunderstorms back int west virginia this will comehu through we don't think that will be until 10:00 or after. fox future cast shows win within the next hour yes there are showers and storms over the mowr tans, hopefully that's enoughha' time to get at the fireworks incompletely white-out any lightening. showers and thunderstorms mainly towards north during overnight hours anyone could start off the day with rain tomorrow. sun comes out in of the afternoon. heat is there.her pop up thunderstorms lyingly foy tomorrow afternoon. out look for marginal risk of severe widespread. risk of. following that, huge rich of high pressure building in that is heat bum pum off eastern seaboard bermuda high, bringss humidity like i said pop upp thunderstorms for the rest week here's forecast for tonight,ht want an umbrella if you are heading out, maybe a decentt blanket it is going to be soggy 71 degrees st

as a plis political matter, what hangs over, there's no implosion of her candidacy. i can see all the ads cut between now and election day juxtaposing with what comey said today with what she has said in the past. >> malicious intent, here is what he specifically had to say about that. >> all the cases prosecuted involved some combination of clearly intentional and willful mishandling of classified information or vast quantities of information exposed in such a way of intent of criminal misconduct or efforts to obstruct justice. we do not see those things here. >> well, i think that's the most important thing. intent, at least under this statute, seems to be what they look at. conservatives are focusing on gross negligence. i heard an interview earlier today with the u.s. prosecutor who prosecuted the petraeus case, as everyone is invoking as being similar to this case even though it's not. he can't think of a time when this statute has been used to prosecute gross negligence. they really do look at intent. what they seem to have come to the conclusion here is that s

as a plis political matter, what hangs over, there's no implosion of her candidacy. can see all the ads cut between now and election day juxtaposing with what comey said today with what she has said in the past. >> malicious intent, here is what he specifically had to say about that. >> all the cases prosecuted involved some combination of clearly intentional and willful mishandling of classified information or vast quantities of information exposed in such a way of intent of criminal misconduct or efforts to obstruct justice. we do not see those things here. >> well, i think that's the most important thing. intent, at least under this statute, seems to be what they look at. conservatives are focusing on gross negligence. i heard an interview earlier today with the u.s. prosecutor who prosecuted the petraeus case, as everyone is invoking as being similar to this case even though it's not. he can't think of a time when this statute has been used to prosecute gross negligence. they really do look at intent. what they seem to have come to the conclusion here is that she

makes a car abroad, when they bring it in -- >> there will be a tax on it, 15% corporate tax will be plied because it's almost like a con summing tax. trish: what's your reaction to you, guys? [laughter] >> it's what paul ryan does in his plan. >> anything that with do spun off -- >> we know that. >> yeah. >> jerry, what do you think? >> you're proposing this to donald trump? won't people see that as a tariff? >> is what the rest of the world does. trish: maybe that will help. certain crowds that feel like we are losing jobs and so we need to compete on a level which makes it -- if we are going to send goods overseas and they tax them heavily, then do we need to reciprocate the same? >> we have the free trade deals but what the other countries is they do have added value taxes. we are the only country in the world that doesn't do that. so i think trump has a point here. we are putting our manufacturers in disadvantage. we will see how that plays. trish: i think politically it could actually help him with blue-collar voters. [laughter] trish: guys, we lived up to james rosen's predicament.

wild day for oil traders as the plies plummeted in morning but made a dramatic comeback. phil, what happened? >> basically saw u.s. oil inventory report came out. we saw crude oil inventories fell ninth week in a row. that cut year-over-year surplus by over half since the beginning of the year. we're seeing that market start to get a little bit more in balance that brought that market back. we saw a big build in gasoline supplies. that kept a lid on the market as well as the dollar today. we saw u.s. oil production, it actually rose for the second week in a row. most of that increase was in alaska, not in the shale patch. in the shale patch production is still falling. that also lent some support. let's look at gold today, dave. gold got smashed today, on that rising dollar. the dollar index, highest level we've seen since march. part of that was that jon hilsenrath story about the fed, talking about maybe raising interest rates in september. i don't know why the market pleads the fed anymore but they do. that got the dollar soaring, put big pressure on gold because gold

there are always people who want to do something against plis ol and it always ends up in confrontation. this whole thing is instigated. because of what happened in dallas and everything else is what happened in baton rouge. what really happened there with the shooting of the police officer, i mean that, you know, that has to be examined a little more than that. nothing really come out with that. usually he would say he is, you know, let's get him for murder or something else. >> you're talking about alton sterling? >> yes. i am. >> okay. >> interesting. so your commentary is that you're just -- you're wondering what's going on with that case. >> not only that one but it's just breeding all of this anger an groups now. i'm talking about black and whites now. we should all be getting together. the more of these incidents the more we should be getting together. this is breeding more hate between certain groups because most of the people, i moan, as you see his son came out and says he doesn't want violence. you know, we feel sorry for them also. they were working people and whatever they

whitey bulger had infiltrated the boston office of the fbi and bought off agents, who protected him and plied including the tip that allowed bulger to flee just days before he was to be indicted. >> phil torsney: we really had to catch this guy to establish credibility after all the other issues. and it was just a matter of bringing this guy back to boston. >> kroft: torsney, who's now retired, and agent tommy macdonald joined the task force in 2009. the joke was bulger was on the fbi's "least wanted list." there hadn't been a credible lead in more than a decade. and their efforts in bulger's old neighborhood of south boston were met with mistrust and ridicule. >> torsney: some people, they told us right out front, "you guys aren't looking for that guy." people just made the assumption we had him stashed somewhere. i mean, people really thought that kind of thing. >> tommy macdonald: despite that mindset that "we're not going to help you," the fbi still got it done. >> kroft: took 16 years. >> macdonald: took 16 years. yeah, this was not a typical fugitive. >> kroft: the fbi says bulger had p

he up plied it was rigged.he he said the investigation was rigged and bill clinton and loretta lynch on the tarmac in arizona a week ago, a meeting that that was politically half handed and morally questionable at this point, but the implication is that james comey, the fbi director was somehow influenced by that and by the political system. you know james comey. based on what you saw today, do you think he was bucking under political pressure? >> not a chance. out of all -- anyone in this whole drama. the person who has least -- there is least grounds for criticism in terms of their background, in terms of their suitability to make these decision, james comey is head and shoulders above anybody. here is a guy who serves a ten-year, non-reviewable term as head of the fbi. he has no -- he is going to be the head of the fbi no matter who the next president is. he's a former u.s. attorney here in new york, former deputy attorney general under george w. bush, a republican. he is someone with a great deal of credibi

it's composed of many other news sources, but that is argue pli the largest single outlet in the country and in the world and it's facebook's. >> sreenivasan: isn't that a good thing? a more informed public, more people getting information from perhaps friends they trust saying read this article, this is a great read? >> well, there are advantages to consuming news through a social layer which is what facebook makes possible in that you're connected to your friends and family through the news, so it's going to be inherently more meaningful to you. what's lost, of course, with that is editorial judgment and that extra emphasis that journalists once added to the flow of news so that they could say to us, you may not initially think so, but this is really important, or this may not be the sort of thing that you normally pay attention to, but you really should, and i think that's one of the things that's being lost through news system. but we should also add that, in many ways, this change is being driven by users. it's being driven by the fact that people love their mobile devices and on th

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