and then roger mark, the cohost -- at the woodrow wilson center. without further do, let me put some questions to our panelists. i wanted to start by looking you canthe mdg's, if remember that long ago, and reflective it on what we have learned from them, as we embark on the sdg's. i wanted to start with roger, if we could, and ask what the lessons are related to women in achieving the mdg's. mr. de souza: thank you. when many of us reflect back to the process, there was a question -- or many questions -- out,w the mdg's would rule how they would develop, to the degree that there were opportunities to provide input and data analysis, as well as perspectives that were reflective of a woman's priorities and the centrality of looking at all the development business contacts. it wasn't quite specifically the need for a better process, but one that was more inclusive and engaged. part of that process was understanding the need. many of us will look back to the mdg's and reflect on the questions that emerged in terms of the baseline data being used to me

as john rogers explains, those marks come from an ancient chinese tech neck. >> reporter: those odd circles you saw came from cupping so i learned how it works. >> i'm going for the areas of miller, a triathlete. these glass cups create a vacuum to increase blood flow. doing so relaxes the muscles and helps athletes quickly rejuvenate. the cups are left from 2 to 15 minutes. if there's a lot of tensions or toxins in the muscles, dark hickeys can be left behind. >> you can't hide. if you have an issue you're going to see it. >> reporter: the hickeys can remain for days. >> does that hurt at all? >> it does not hurt me. >> reporter: miller has en by it. >> she's kept me injury free. there's some weeks i train 25 hours a week and i've not had a serious injury in all these years. >> reporter: it's a new technique becoming the newest -- an old technique becoming the newest sensation. >>> do you watch tv on hulu? >>> plus a glimpse at the role >>> and here's a look at the current medal county in the rio z22qbz zy6z >>> a wall street today, the dow was down 14 points. the s&p 500 dropped 2 points

mark: guys, we are going to talk about down ballot races with bill carrick and ed rogers right after . ♪ ♪ mark: jennifer jacobs and i back here with ed rogers and bill carrick. it seems clear there are going to be some more republicans who, based on their sense of what is right and the politics, want to distance themselves from donald trump. we've seen a couple do that already. if you are a client money for house or senate who said i want more distance from trump. what's the best way to do that and message that? ed: everybody is sort of struggling with what the right decoupling formula is from trump. it depends on the state where you are running. it is different in arizona than it is in pennsylvania, ohio, etc. everybody is dealing with that , but nobody wants to have a rupture with the core of the trump supporter because they are the core republican, the first 35% of any republican's vote are trump supporters. so there is no easy formula. there is no easy way to do it, but i think this week you did get into an era where it is every man for himself in a good way for republicans. ther

s, my beautiful wife is under one and then inwent through family and people in my life, roger ailes, mark fisher, who grew up somewhere around here, in the area. so i said, i'm going to dedicate this book to president obama because he is the reason it was so easy to write, and he is the -- i honestly think he's the reason why it's doing so well. [applause] >> on the back of the book you can see names. sent this book to some of the most important people, the most influence people in the life who taught me about republicanism, conservativism, americanism. bill o'reilly, had to be first. i like hosting his show. sean hannity. a great show. tonight there's a big special about the clinton scandals. going to be fantastic. real expose say. i sent the book to donald trump and i've known him for men years. you in the watch fox, you know i'm fan of donnell nadal. and i sent the book to him and he sent me back a quote and i was like thrilled to put it up on the back of the book. mash cuban, now a lot of people think he may not be conservative. in fact hillary clinton said she actually talked to mark

what do you think of the apple watch mark roger: i don't think apple plus trouble ms. innovation.hey have the most successful product in the history of technology by a mile and it's almost impossible to imagine a company coming up with a bigger thing than the iphone just when you need it. they may eventually come up something but the notion that a are going to do it, that is unusual and i don't think you can penalize them for that. there was no way the watch was ever going to be a substitute for the phone. ist the watch is about facilitating services like apple to be moreting apple engaged and connect did in the customer experience. emily: you have been consistently critical of apple software. what do you think of the state of apple software right now schumer and has not been a transformational product. roger: i don't care about the watch. i care about products like itunes and their activity applications are all buggier than the used to be. the user interfaces are more complicated and much less useful to people. emily: why don't you care about the watch? roger: because watches are

. >> "the now"'s tanya rogers teaching style. >> mark john and sophia, played uno with me. they have known each other for a couple of years. >> i love reading and math and art and writing. >> reporter: sophia and her friends are part of a social immersion program started by dr. rebecca after teaching segment need kids for 14 years. >> when i looked at the kids with autism that had significant deficits and social behavior and i was able to prompt those students to model after the typically developing students. >> reporter: her goal to help students on the autism spectrum succeed in general education classrooms by spending the day with their piers, learning about leadership. >> i didn't know what to expect is less people and you have a right to express yourself. >> reporter: mark and sophia improving their social skills. >> the moore i was here, the more i found out i had in common with everyone. >> it's educational-based and nobody is left behind, everybody needs to progress and if they are not progressing, we need to go back and figure out what we can do differently. or how

compare that to ben johnson and mark mcgwire and roger clemens, never had a second act to get over the allegations and because of that, they lost all these endorsements going forward. the last thing remembered is what you know about the athletes especially in america. unfortunately this is the last thing that will be remembered for ryan lochte and his endorsement future is very nil. >> chuck, i mean the kid has a history of public urination, basically disorderly conduct. that's really what the sponsors signed up for in the first place if you ask me. >> i've been on "bulls and bears" off and on and we got a topic i'm an expert at.sponsors. with these young men, just what my good friend just said, is that it may be over forever, but again, if you think about america and the second chances, if he owns up to it and goes i did something really stupid, you've done something really stupid, let's get over this and be really sincere about what he's saying, i think the boy could have a second chance and he's not a boy, he's 32 years old. by that time i had a 13-year-old kid. he needs to be talke

roger stone. he is not a part of the campaign and i don't represent him. you will take that up with mr. stone. markhave no comment on somebody doing that, even from the context -- katrina: i don't know what roger stone is talking about so you will have to talk to him about that. i can't sit here and try to tell you something i know nothing about. although i do appreciate the efforts to try to tie him to the campaign. stone is notroger a part of the campaign and you will need to talk to him. john: do you consider the matter with the khans to be over and done with? katrina: i do, absolutely. mr. trump responded after the speech. who did the tv shows and mr. trump responded again. mr. trump made clear he had nothing to do with the death of mr. khan's son who is definitely a war hero. it's disconcerting on why this attack was even lodged at mr. trump, considering mr. trump had nothing to do with the iraq war. hillary clinton voted for it in and she did it -- didn't support the troop surge, and then wanted to go to afghanistan. and the failures in libya. donald trump had nothing to do with that man's so

marks on their skin? it's part of an ancient technique that's become popular. it's called cupping. thousands of years is having its olympic moment. john rogers is joining us live. what are these marks john and i want to know later if you have one on you? >> well the cat's out of the bad. i do actually. check it out. i got this earlier today. it's a hick ki. yes a kickey just like -- hickey just like teenagers give each other on the necks when tlair dating. -- they're dating. decorated olympian michael phelps made a splash on social media and it wasn't for winning another medal it was for a circumstance kl -- circle of a different kind. >> those are cup marks guys. i got cupped the other day. >> the swimmer has praised the techniques and many other athletes have caught on too. today i learned how it works. >> going for the areas of tension. >> stacey is working on jackie miller a try athlete. these cups -- triathlete these cups increase blood flow and it relaxes the muscles. the cups are left there from two to 15 minutes. if there's a lot of toxins in the muscles dark hickeys could they can remain for days. >> does that hurt at all? >> miller

roger stone. he is not a part of the campaign and i don't represent him. you will take that up with mr. stone. mark: you have no comment on somebody doing that, even from the context -- katrina: i don't know what roger stone is talking about so you will have to talk to him about that. i can't sit here and try to tell you something i know nothing about. although i do appreciate the efforts to try to tie him to the campaign. i say again, roger stone is not a part of the campaign and you will need to talk to him. john: do you consider the matter with the khans to be over and done with? katrina: i do, absolutely. mr. trump responded after the speech. it was mr. khan who did the tv shows and mr. trump responded again. mr. trump made clear he had nothing to do with the death of mr. khan's son who is definitely a war hero. it's disconcerting on why this attack was even lodged at mr. trump, considering mr. trump had nothing to do with the iraq war. hillary clinton voted for it and she didn't support the troop surge, and then wanted to go to afghanistan. and the failures in libya. donald trump had nothing t

. >>> it was a busy mark at gd rogers school in manatee county. we were there as parents dropped off kids. we talked with a first grader who talked about the stuff she will be learning. >> i'm letters. sight words. >> the superintendent visited the school on the first day. about 49,000 students are in the manatee district that's an increase of 840 from last year. cynthia. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, rehabbing your home for free. the incentive to homeowners in a local city. >>> there is a new class at one training. ? know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, and services we offer. >>> we'll take you back to the news alert where you see the guy who was still climbing the trump tower. they have broken out a window and they are talking to him and trying to talk him down or in or something but they did break out o

thank you very much major general spider marks, thank you congressman rogers.e'll talk about a new episode of your series "declassified" tonight on cnn. that's next. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different ast

coming up, how will the removal of roger ailes impact long-term operations question mark we will discusss bloomberg. -- operations? we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ start with 21st century fox, a parent company of fox news and rockies is its cash cow. the dailyoking at viewers in the thousands. millionou have a 2.2 roundup. it is the most-watched primetime cable network. a lot of different estimates have come in. of first --22-25% 20% reflects -- it is incredibly thick about it. matt: you have got to like an election year. scarlet: it is so important rupert murdoch have to take over in the meantime until it is a replacement. matt: as long as donald trump is running for president, it does not matter who is watching oxen -- running fox news. people will watch it. a new function just went live this week. equity, i have got tesla typed up, you can type the keyr the equity for insights or basically a quick view of the most important tidbits of the company. the cool thing is you have got here earnings release obviously after the bell, the price uncertainty,gh revenue estimates, you can cl

the governor stood by those statements but did not comments >> mark: robert kraft and roger goodell are on a new team together. the patriots owner is officially a member of the new chairman's committee. it will be tasked with helping the league identify the top priorities. the owners had met with roger goodell in the past. the new committee is not expected to take formal votes. >> elizabeth: needham's only olympic gold medalist, aly raisman is back in town. we were there when she resistant strained her practice gym in burlington. this is her hometown after winning one gold and two silver medals in rio. the medalist says it's great to be back at her stomping grounds. >> i haven't been home in five and a half weeks, so it was nice to see them all and they were all excited, all greeted my with lots of hugs. it was really special. >> vanessa: if you want to see alley and celebrate her olympic wins, there is a rally at 11:00 a.m. at the town common. >> kevin: heavy rain north of the jaws bridge on martha's vineyard, that's going to be for the night. the weekend forecast and a check on the tr

mark: bill carrick and ed rogers. enjoy your weekend.ing up, a look at what the clinton campaign seems to be working to capitalize on trump's bad week. we talk to two of our colleagues. if you're watching in washington, d.c., you can listen to us on the radio bloomberg 99.1 f.m. we will be right back. ♪ " washingtonsnow, post" political correspondent -- joining us now and nbc correspondent katie terr who covers the trump campaign. as the clinton campaign had a happy week, what's on their to-do list for the month of august? >> beyond going on vacation, which we expect hillary clinton to do the latter part of the month, really to try to stay out of the way of donald trump as much as possible if what he's going to do is do damage to himself. they really hope that the last a trajectoryo is they can hold onto where republicans are peeling off from trump and either endorsing her or saying they cannot support him, either of those things the clinton campaign will take. and just sort of continuing to get her jobs message out and not trying to mak

roger. supported by hotels.com. am: no. -mark: it's definitely not a start-up. -sam: people know our name.monis: come on, guys. the business has no working capital. it has around $30,000 worth of debt and no cash in the bank. it is a start-up. -i'm not trying to offend you guys. -sam: no, yeah. lemonis: and i do see a lot of potential here. so the candle business is sort of a gift/home market. you really can attack both sides. and so i'm kind of excited about it. -mark: sweet. -sam: that's awesome. mark: we're excited that you're excited. -sam: that's awesome. -lemonis: right. so i want to make an offer. [ mark sighs ] -you all right? -mark: yes. -sam: you need to hold my hand? -mark: they're like clammy. you might not want to hold my hand. sam: oh, they are clammy. they're very clammy. lemonis: so i'd like to offer $200,000 for a third of the business so the three of us can be equal. mark: wow. lemonis: the $200,000 is gonna go towards putting inventory on the shelves, coming up with new designs and ideas, coming up with new packaging, and we're gonna pay your dad back. mark: yes. i like

strongly to pardon patty hearst and on the same day he issued pardons for his brother, roger clinton, his -- the pardon for mark rich, the fugitive financier, he pardoned patty hearst and my view of the commutation and the pardon is the purest example of how wealth helped patty hearst. our prinze are full of people who fall in with bad people and make bad decisions and wind up locked up for a very long time. there are lots of people like that. our system does not have much room for forgiveness of those people. patty hearst becomes the only person, the only person in all of american history, to receive a commutation from one president and a pardon from another. and that to me is a story about wealth and privilege. >> host: and the relationship with her mom post commutation? >> guest: you know, like so many teenagers who find their parents intolerable and unfair and annoying, she not only become -- develops a loving relationship with her mother, as i see it, she very much becomes her mother, like a lot of us become our parents. >> host: go to roger in decatur, georgia, with jeffrey toobin. >> caller: thank you fo

rogers with traffic. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. tonight, salma hayek -- markand music from grouplove. with cleto and the cletones. and now, more than likely, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for

mark: a donald trump's spokeswoman is denying a report that roger ailes is advising trump's campaignr helping with big preparations. the new york times reported earlier that roger ailes is helping trump prepare for his first date with hillary clinton. the newspaper also said his role in the campaign could be extended beyond the debates here and mrs. clinton has jumped to a big lead in virginia. the washington post gives her a 30 of 52, 38% lead among registered voters here the lead shrinks to 7.1 third arty candidates are included. trump's negative image is helping clinton overcome her own liabilities. kathleen kane is resigning a day after a perjury conviction at a grand jury case. also announced in a statement she will step down at the end of the work on wednesday. accused of leaking grand jury egrets to embarrass a rival cuter who she blamed for a critical news article. her lawyers say they will appeal her conviction. the united nations says it is bravely -- gravely concerned about civilians, of particular interest is the fate of thousands of children. violence there has worsened

the effort to tie him to the campaign, but i will say again, roger stone is not a part of the campaign, and you will need to talk to him. mark consider the matter with the khans to be over and done with? >> i do, absolutely. mr. trump responded after the speech, and it was mr. khan who went out and did all the tv shows. mr. trump responded again. i don't see that happening in the future. mr. trump said he had nothing to do with the death of mr. khan's son who is definitely a war hero. it's disconcerting on why this attack was even lunch at mr. trump considering mr. trump had nothing to do with the iraq war, whereas hillary clinton voted for it and she didn't support the troop surge. then she wanted to go in afghanistan and libya. donald trump has nothing to do with that man's son. mark: what do you think is going on with mr. trump's comments about the debate schedule? the debateook at schedule, to debates are scheduled on nfl nights. i am a fan. that certaing folks may not be watching the debates. we want as many people as possible to watch the debates. you know what happened in the democratic primary. they tried purposefull

mark: i'm tempted to bet on this. there are media reports that rogers advising the donald trump campaign. is that a good idea? we'll talk about that next. ♪ donny: we are joined by two political heavyweights. rick davis and harold ford. thanks for coming in. let me start with you rick. rick: i support republican candidates and i have through white entire career. starting with ronald reagan. i will be voting republican but i don't necessarily vote for everybody on the ticket. i will pick and choose from the top of the ticket down to the bottom. donny: it is been reported that roger ailes is working with donald trump on debate preparation. the campaign has denied it. i would love to hear your thoughts. harold ford: he probably could use any of my seeking yet. the question is will he take the advice. he has some questions around his personal conduct. donny: he is being decimated by women he just had to retire because of sexual harassment suits. as smart as this guy is, i don't know if i want the package. rick: if roger ailes is going to advise donald trum

on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >> mark: two people are dead, following investor flash in mar. both people died in separate incidents when their cars were caught in flood waters and the cars were swept away. it is being called the worst in the town's 244 year history virtually every structure along main street was damaged. that adds up to hundreds of millions of dollars in the this video of the flooding going viral over the weekend. a local business owner poshowine forming a human chain to help a woman who was almost swept away by the fast-movingan who was cle car nearly loses s footing, but manages to hold on and get hope, get he safety. moreople werereued from the fla. >> it was shocking, and know, that was the bad side of it, seeing the terrible va was watching really heroic rescues and seeing the first responders and neighbors that were helping each other out of the cars as they were floating b. >> mark: maryland's governor filed for fighters can be seen battling with tanks, missles and automaticweplosions and buildine

rogers has the exclusive accuweather forecast. matt pelman is here with traffic. it's all next. really emerging this week for men's swimming and for that matter gymnastics at the olympics. what are those marks back and what is cupping? >> abc's amy robach has the answer to both of those questions. >> okay. >> reporter: all eyes on michael phelps winning that 19th gold but many notice something else. those large purple circles, bruises actually on his right shoulder and right there on his back. posting photos of himself during his last practice before heading to rio even holding his newborn son and says it's a treatment called cupping. ancient far east therapy of placing heated glass on the skin. phelps is such a believer in it he featured it in his under armour commercial. now another one is using them. it can take two weeks to heal. while many athletes believe cupping helps speed the healing process scientists failed to provide any accident. these athletes are convinced it's giving them the extra push they need. amy robach, abc news, rio de janeiro. >> so our meteorologist for "gma" says there are other reasons for doing cupping. eastern europe it is used to help secure severe colds. someh

surrogates step away in the first debate and not only is roger ales advising donald trump with the first debate but the trump campaign in a stark and marked contrast to the clinton campaign is not actually having any mock debates. fair to say that's unusual. >> yeah. i've been involved with debate prep, multiple presidential campaigns, primary presidential campaigns. the mock debate is so important not point/counterpoint, it's exhausting. hillary clinton, she's pretty effective debater and if you look at her debate experience, near the end of the primary in 2008 when she was one on one with obama and then this last primary one on one with sanders. that's not the experience trump has had. he's used to being on stage for 90 minutes, two hours with 13, 14 candidates. if you look at the cumulative time on for those periods, 15, 20 minutes and even then, we were struck. debate prep. we were struck by how exhausted he would get. it's a stamina issue. you've got to prep. this is a much different kind of debate than the primaries. >> trump? >> and you could see on the show on television by the end, he was sort of worn down. even though he was on

debate and we have learned that not only is roger ailes advising donald trump with regard to the upcoming first debate but the trump campaign, in a stark and marked contrast to the clinton campaign is not actually having any mock debates. >> right. >> fair to say that is unusual? >> unusual, yes. i've been involved with primary not only to re-create the point and counterpoint but a stamina issue. it's exhausting. hillary clinton, she is actually pretty effective debater. you look at her debate experience normally the end of 2008 when she was one-on-one with obama and then the last debate one on one with sanders. not what trump is used to. he is used to being on stage with some of the rubio debate prep. we were struck by how exhausted he would get. it's a stamina issue. you have to prep for this. this is a different debate than in the primary. >> how exhausted trump got? >> how exhausted trump got. you could see it on the show and on television by the end he was sort of worn down, even though on steak a stamina issue there and he is sharing the stage with 13 or 14 people. this is him one-on-one wh thank you, dan. >>> two brothers accused of killin

investigators arrested christopher rogers, saying he bit a young girl under the age of 13 and touched her inappropriately. he faces seven years in prison, due back in court in october. >> mark: we are learning tonight that prep school alumni raised money to pay lawyers for convicted sex offender, owen labrie, the st. paul student was tried for sexually assaulted a younger student. a jury found labrie guilty of parents at the university helped to raise money for his defense. a reward for a possible hate crime. in the video, you can see a mailbox with its rainbow times exploding. state fire marshal is offering a $5,000 bounty for the people who placed that explosive in there. the "times" is the largest lgbtq newspaper in new england. >> elizabeth: state police are this morning. pickup truck spun out of control on the ramp to 3 north after 3:00 a.m. three men were in that truck. one was killed. two others are in the hospital, but are expected to survive. the victim of a hit-and-run in yarmouth managed to snap a picture of the driver before she took off. take a look at this. yarmouth police are looking for both of the women that you'll see, we don't have the picture for you rig

tomorrow's pbs newshour mark shields and david brooks analyze a wild week in brooks analyze a wild week in politics. kacyra: it kind of was, like, the bang that set off the night. rogers: that is the funkiest restaurant. thomas: the honey-walnut prawns will make your insides smile. [ laughter ] klugman: more tortillas, please! khazar: what is comfort food if it isn't gluten and grease? braff: i love crème brûlée. sobel: the octopus should have been, like, quadripus, because it was really small. sbrocco: and you know that when you split something, all the calories evaporate, and then there's none. whalen: that's right.

mark richt and has more from the newsroom. rogerformer fox news ceo ailes is quickly making his presence felt on donald trump's struggling campaign. according to a person family with the matter, it was rogeraign leadership. and executive from breitbart news will be the new campaign ceo. he is a former goldman sachs banker. conway will be his campaign manager. they plan to do over the efforts for trump could tone down to a formal approach. up prisonts to clear space for last months to attempt. to include inmates who displayed good behavior in less than two years to serve. since the attempt, the turkish government has detained 35,000 people for questioning. jurors have found a former banker guilty of insider trading. is a big victory for prosecutors who feared a recent appeals court ruling had tied their hands and fighting securities fraud. 35 euros jon stewart was convicted of tipping off his father on merges he learned about at perella weinberg and previously at j.p. morgan chase. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than one 20 countries, this is bloomberg . matt: the fomc will release the minutes from its july meeting in under an hour. iticymakers

marks the 16th and final memorial ride. >> the final one. here with us to tell us about their journey is rogerle brother eric. >> hey. you're here, too. >> little brother. >> ted, this started back in 2002 with 250 bikers and it's grown to -- >> 2001. november 10th, 9/11. >> i apologize. we had the wrong information here. with a couple hundred bikers and it's grown to more than 1200. how come? >> there's 2,000 people here today. they came into new york -- >> all of those numbers were wrong. i apologize. >> that's okay. it's grown because these are americans that want to, a, remember what occurred, honor those that died and we want to honor and support all the first responders across the country. that's what we're doing with this ride. we support, raise funds for first responders. we've given away 330 in college scholarships and more than $500,000 in equipment to departments across america and canada. >> that's amazing. roger, we have a live shot right now. may be a little hard to see. this is a shot of 7th avenue in new york city and off in the distance if you look you'll see over 2,000 bakers