u.s. census bureau says it will not include account of americans who identify themselves as lgbt in the 2020 census. the census that first said it would collect information on sexual orientation in its next survey, well now it has changed course. the head of the census bureau said the change has been acknowledged but didn't give a reason why. a gay rights group has submitted a request under the freedom of information act in an effort to find out why. >>> there's a new plan to change north carolinas bathroom bill. republican lawmakers say they worked out a deal with the democratic governor last night. now the original law bans transgender people from using the bathroom of their choice. that triggered a nationwide protest last year. north carolina lawmakers plan to begin debating this and vote on this new deal later today. >>> time is 4:17. companies who want to work on president trumps proposed voila long the u.s. mexican border will have some more time to do that. there was confusion over the deadline and what was asked for from the companies proposals. the customs service has now made some

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u.s. census bureau data compiled by real estate brokerage. shiftedose cities have to rent dominations.e housing market like denver and san diego and places like detroit where just 49% of householders were homeowners. the lowest level in more than 50 years. global news 24 hours a day, by 26 journalist and analyst. is mark crumpton this bloomberg. >> thank you very much. coming up, disney extends bob contract as ceo to jul july 2019. after't extend it again 19. >>> something else we are keeping our eye on, paul ryan be begin giving a news conference. that has been postponed until notice. he was scheduled to speak at 11:30. that was delayed until 3:30. gotten word it has been postponed. we'll keep you posted on all the developments related to that healthcare bill. from new york, this is bloomberg. >> look at some of the biggest business stories in the news. quarterects its 1st profit to fall from last year's record. they scaled back production rising costs due to slowing u.s. demand. ford finance unit has been impacted. banks around the globe are trimming staff. banking is preparing to as

u.s. census bureau latest population estimates for counties and metropolitan areas.ted to fighting a preventable and curable disease that nonetheless killed an estimated 1.8 million people worldwide as recently as 2015. saturday evening brings a sort of earth hour, when landmarks, sky lines, businesses and private homes around the world turn their lights off for one hour to focus attention on climate change. time for us to check in with john dickerson in washington for look what's ahead on "face the nation." good morning, john. >> dickerson: good morning. we'll talk about health care budgets and wiretapping with senator ted cruz, democratic leader in the house nancy pelosi and mic mull vein knee. >> pauley: we'll be watching. next week here on "sunday morning." martha type mesh catches up with danny da veto. so for once i've got plenty of time. what's going on? so those financial regulations being talked about? they could affect your accounts, so let's get together and talk, and make sure everything's clear. thanks. yeah. that would be great. we've grown to over $900

u.s. census bureau. if we're spending record sales taxes, we're spending a lot of money.that means? >> you have the fact, you had a lot of people who were underemployed and now getting jobs and spending money. it's a sign of confidence that's happening. what i'm interested to see what kind of relief are we going to get with the new tax cuts. liz: i'm sorry, it's-- we nearly spend-- paid, paid, nearly a trillion in property and sales taxes. where is that money going? >> it's going to local government. liz: it's horrendous, property taxes have stayed at peak levels even during the housing crashing, so where is the money going? >> i'm smiling because you must have bought a new house. liz: no, i own a property and i'm going to buy a new one. i'm tired of these bureaucrats, they've got to go. ashley: it's friday. liz: okay. stuart: an oculus riff, i thought it was a very, very big deal, but now we have the guy, the man behind virtual reality, he went to oculus and facebook, he's leaving. that's a big deal. ashley: he is. whatever happened to vr, virtual reality. i think a lot

that number is from the census bureau. 43million people on food stamps, also true according to the u.s. department of agriculture. 43.6million people were enrolled in the supplemental nutrition assistance program. data from april 2016, the most recent data available. one note, it is down from a high of 47.6 million in 2013. now to the president's comments on terrorist atta immigrants on u.s. citizens. >> we are also taking strong measures to protect our nation from radical islamic terrorism. [ applause ] the vast majority of individuals convicted of terrorism and terrorism-related offenses since 9/11 came here from outside of our country. >> okay, so in the president's argument for stricter vetting of immigrants, the president claims it would stop recent terror attacks but of seven countries on his travel ban list, none has produced a terrorist attacker. the san bernardino shooter was born in illinois, his wife in pakistan. the boston marathon bombers were born in russia and none of the 9/11 hijackers were from countries on the banned list. but data from the nonamerica group, the major

now, moving over to net neutrality, the census bureau reported that u.s. broadband and telecommunications industry spent over 87 billion in capital expenditures in 2015. meanwhile last year almost half of all venture capital funds invested in the country and went to words internet specific software companies. yesterday over 170 organizations sent a letter calling on the fcc to promote economic growth and preserve competition by maintaining the open internet order. and i ask unanimous consent that the letter be entered into the record. we have hit the sweet spot with $80 billion invested by the big broadband companies and we have half of all venture capital going into the internet and software companies that's what you want. you want that kind of dynamic into the innovation and also the deployment of broadband. there is no problem that needs fixing. commissioner clyburn has the open internet border really made broadband providers unprofitab unprofitable, is it really discouraging to companies from investinthe companies frominvesn their networks? >> the figu

u.s. and abroad. he'll also oversee agencies that manage fisheries, weather forecasting and the census bureau, which will conduct the next national head count in 2020. >>> russia and china today vetoed a western-backed u.n. resolution that would have imposed sanctions over chemical weapons attacks in syria. the resolution sought to punish 21 syrian individuals, organizations and companies allegedly involved in attacks in the war-ravaged country. that came after a chemical weapons watchdog group determined that the syrian government was behind at least three attacks involving chlorine gas. >>> you already know california is home to a very expensive housing market, but you may not know just how expensive and what that means for first-time homeowners. >>> and next we'll meet the mom who's about to give birth to a six foot tall, 150-pound baby. >>> i'm spencer christian. how about this baby? this is a beautiful sunset coming our way in an hour and a >>> checking our traffic on this tuesday afternoon at the bay bridge toll plaza, hey, it looks good! blue sky and cars just sailing on through. looking good. >>>

u.s. sentence bureau said it would not include a count of americans who identify as lgbtq in the 2020 census. reversed course saying an appendix, which included the category has been quote, corrected. the director of the census bureau announced the change, but did not say why it changed course. >>> he loved everybody. >> a grieving grandfather mourning the loss of his grandson after a shooting in the south bay. >> plus a breakthrough in the treatment of multiple sclerosis. >> was there a misinterpretation of data, or something more than that? >>> a grieving grandfather is sharing his heartache tonight, his 19-year-old grandson who he raised himself was found shot to death at a san jose elementary school over the weekend. >> the family is pleading for some answers here. >> reporter: yes, they are. and it is here where joseph airamata's body was found on campus. he loved football. and his nickname was smiley. it's a smile they all miss. >> i want to find the people that did this to my boy. you don't know or understand the pain that's right here. >> reporter: through tears, carlos could not hid

now moving over to net neutrality and open internet the census bureau reported that the u.s. broadband and telecommunications industries spent over $87 billion in capital expenditures in 2015. meanwhile last year almost half of all venture capital funds invested in this country went to an internet specific software company and yesterday over 170 organizations sent a letter calling on the fcc to promote economic growth and preserve competition by maintaining the open internet border. i ask unanimous consent that this letter be entered into thee record. we have hit the sweet spot. we have $87 million invested by the big tribe and companies. we have half of all venture capitol going into softwareft companies and that's what you want. you want that kind of dynamic. you want the innovation and you also want the deployment of broadband. it is happening. there is no problem that needs fixing. commissioner clyburn has the open internet order really made broadband providers impossible and discouraging these companies from investing millions of dollars? >> all the record will figureth