. >> today we learned work to repair vandalized head stom at mt. carmel will begin on tuesday. more than 220,000 was raced to support repair cast. the cemetery was vandalized next month and the repair work will take two weeks. >> the candidates that want to be the next philadelphia district attorney faced off ahead of the primary. it comes as corruption charges hangs over the da office. eyewitness news reporter. david spunt is with lawmakers. >> spring staten island side, chestnut hill academy they made opening statements. >> i cement 21 1/2 years in the philadelphia district attorney office. >> after law school i went to district attorney office one of three lawyers that volunteered to establish domestic violence unit sdmri began a private professor and democratic city attorney while living in mt. airy. >> i spent every day of my adult life since graduating law school seeking justice here in philadelphia. >> i was defense attorney for approximately 24 yours and then asked to go back to the district attorney office as first assist achbt. >> da office has gone in the wrong direc

that understanding that you are not just talking to a politician or a diplomat, you are talking to stomwill feed into intelligence. >> reporter: we know other trump associates also met with the russian ambassador either during or after the campaign. they include, michael flynn, adviser, carter page, and, mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner. today the white house described the kushner meeting as an inconsequential hello. >> on capitol hill, some republican leaders insist sessions did nothing wrong. top democrats say he should resign. here is nancy cordes. >> i do think he should recuse himself. >> dozens of republicans concluded to day that sessions was simply too close to the trump campaign to be in charge of investigating it. >> i would recuse myself. >> reporter: democratic leaders in the house and senate went further calling on sessions to resign after 22 days on the job. >> the top cop in our country lied under oath. >> there is something very inappropriate to dramatically mislead congress. why isn't it enough for him to -- to reap cues himself. why does he have to resign. >> look

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i think the stom will outperform. >> what does for apple?re you factor iing that in qul when you look at the company's numbers or look where the stock price could go? >> not too much, although i would say that the company has a lot of cash offshore. we believe one of the opportunities for the stock to rerate is apple paying a higher dividend over time and of course, having that money onshore gives them the ability to do that. we would see it as a positive for apple. >> rod, ian here. can the stock work just on the services alone? a lot of people have figured out the case here at 140 is services, but if the iphone doesn't work, can the stock work without it? >> no, honestly don't believe, i take little bit of exception to that opinion. i don't believe that it works on services. in fact, i don't think that's why we're trading where we are. i think we're trading here because people are optimistic about this next iphone cycle. people still have a lot of questions around it, but when you look at the iphone cycle, i don't think people have fully f

stom d craver of "the win salem journal" business and on theare reporter there line to give us the latest. good morning, richard. host: so fill us in on what lawmakers did there this week. essentially, what north arolina lawmakers did and in a compromise with cooper, they were trying to find a way to reach a compromise on house bill also known as the rest room bill and the transgender individual issue but gotten other issues in terms of discrimination, in terms of forbidding local doing a lot of hings such as setting a higher minimum wage for contractors and the like. so essentially, what they did is a series of negotiations and head butting and whatever you want to call it, they agreement to o an repeal the law itself but add in limitations on local seem to not at tease either -- i guess what you would call the far left and the right. so in some ways, it might have been a good compromise and in have been it may not enough anyway. host: so tell us what does this before we cifically, get to the reaction to it? bill add? he >> what the bill adds is it poritorium ts a until december 1, 2020,

he's just trying to get in front of it to stom any chance that something could happen. >> i want to move to asia. the secretary of state rex tillerson is there right now. particularly talking about north korea. and he called for a new approach to north korea. his words specifically, ambassador, were, the diplomatic and other efforts of the past 20 years to bring north korea to a point of denuclearization have failed. there have been six rounds of sanctions since 2006 against north korea. there have been five nuclear tests over that time frame. has diplomacy failed? >> i think what you can look at is north korea has not budged on anything, so we have to take a new approach. what i will tell you is we are taking north korea very seriously. it is a top priority that when you look at the fact that north korea over the last year fired 24 -- did 24 ballistic missile tests, two nuclear tests, you have to question. and then on top of, that does multiple ballistic tests at the same time and you've got the assassination of his brother, you have to call into question what will work and what can't.

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stom d craver of "the win salem journal" business and on theare reporter there line to give us the latest. good morning, richard. host: so fill us in on what lawmakers did there this week. essentially, what north arolina lawmakers did and in a compromise with cooper, they were trying to find a way to reach a compromise on house bill also known as the rest room bill and the transgender individual issue but gotten other issues in terms of discrimination, in terms of forbidding local doing a lot of hings such as setting a higher minimum wage for contractors and the like. so essentially, what they did is a series of negotiations and head butting and whatever you want to call it, they agreement to o an repeal the law itself but add in limitations on local seem to not at tease either -- i guess what you would call the far left and the right. so in some ways, it might have been a good compromise and in have been it may not enough anyway. host: so tell us what does this before we cifically, get to the reaction to it? bill add? he >> what the bill adds is it poritorium ts a until december 1, 2020,