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u.s. justice department. i reached out to volkswagen in the united states book could not get anyone to comment -- but could not get anyone to comment on the verdict. we have to understand the scandal is not over yet and there is still a lot at stake for the company. anchor: thank you. southeast texas is gearing up for a potential monster storm due to make landfall later. hurricane harvey is packing winds of up to 160 kilometers per hour. forecasters are warning of life-threatening and devastating flooding. it is expected to be the fiercest storm the u.s. has seen in more than a decade. reporter: the first sign of hurricane harvey along the gulf coast of texasas. rising t tides and deteriorating conditions havave forced offffis to a ask those in low-lying ares to leave their homes. >> you need to strongly consider evacuating because here is what is going to happen. you may think the initial search -- surge is something you will be able to deal with. what you do not know and nobody else knows right now will be

u.s. last week while the justice department and protesters and the us what is your favorite smiling this man with a small part in. as the german chancellor plays it safe in her election campaigning the country's foreign minister rails against merkel's pledge to boost spending on eight. hello there come july from moscow you're watching r.t. international now this channel is campaigning to help find the relatives of all from the russian speaking children who've been left stranded in iraq it is understood they were taken there by their radicalized parents who joined islamic state where we have been appealing for anybody who might recognize the youngsters shown in our reports to get in touch and it's likely we have been able to find some of the families among the responses we've had however in the iraqi orphanages self the wrist still new arrivals and among them is little mary. she's in a fragile state and often cries and she says she's in a lot of pain from her injuries in her friend now describes the ordeal she's going through. the phone call to that very same shelter the voice on the other en

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u.s. justice department expected to officially declare a war on leaks in about an hour's time the trumpet ministration has been hit by yet another scandal over and also rise disclosure the washington post published two transcripts of the president's phone calls with foreign leaders which took place in january when according to the call records trump asked his mexican counterpart in the cape benyamin at though to stop publicly saying his country whether to pay for the proposed war on the u.s. mexican border well the report also reveals trumps disagreements with the australian prime minister malcolm turnbull over a refugee resettlement deal. my position has been and will continue to be very firm saying that mexico cannot pay for that wall but you cannot say that to the press the press is going to go with that and i cannot live with that you cannot say that to the press because i can not negotiate under those circumstances this is a big deal it is really really important to us that we maintain it it doesn't oblige you to take one person that you do not want this is going to kill me i am the

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u.s. justice department has announced a civil rights investigation into the weekend's deadly violence.eporter: the plane -- the pain is still raw from the mayhem. some here are still afraid. the man any redshirt to fill comfortable showing his face on camera. >> i saw people pull out knives and pistols. it was crazy. it's all ridiculous. now we have loved ones who are getting gone. -- dead and gone. all those are smiling and laughing and where picking up the pieces. reporter: has the people of charlottesville pick up the pieces, others are gathering to denounce racism and hatred into remember this woman. 30-year-old heather heyer was killed when a cargo drove into a group of antiracist protesters. her family say she attended the rally because she felt strongly about standing up to eight. -- to hate. >> i saw heather heyer lying on the ground and i watched her die. from that moment on i swore to myself that i would not stop in the fight against white supremacy. reporter: but white supremacists are refusing to take the blame for the deadly violence. the organizer of the unite the right r

u.s. justice department has subpoenaed mylan over its opioid drug sales.tes and cities have sued the drugmakers for falsely representing the risks and benefits associated with the addictive painkillers. in 2015, there were 33,000 deaths from opioid overdoses. on thursday, president trump called the opioid epidemic of national emergency. it's a good time to be th buyina new car or truck. car dealers are desperate to jumpstart sales and the cut prices on new vehicles by the most of the last recession. according to the government report on consumer prices, vehicles cost six tens of a percent less in july than a year ago. that was the biggest drop since 2009. and that is your latest bloomberg business flash. investors are turning their attention obviously to those inflation numbers out earlier today after four months of missing economist estimates. consumer prices may be on the rise, but fed officials are maintaining their dovish tone. >> to get to the euro over your number of 2% until some of these very low readings drop out of the statistics, six to 10 month

u.s. justice department that the justice department is searching its own ranks for attorneys that are willy to start investigations into colleges across the united states and how they admit people based on their race into colleges. now, there is very clear law in this country about whether or not college quota systems are allowed and how race is allowed to be factored. how people are admitted to colleges. it is not clear from the times reporting, what exact race the justice department is talking about. or what have any evidence of or whether or not they're going around looking for this right now. as it stands right now, if they do do this, it would address a very big concern of many conservatives, but the courts have let the system of admissions in college campuses across this country go too far and it has favored on one side against the other. expect that this is going to cause a lot of controversy moving forward, at hot button issue on both sides and the people who are opposed to this will tell you the reason that we have the kind of diversity on colege campuses in this country the way w

u.s. justice department in defense as a status of sankary -- sanctuary city. the agency will not give grant money to police department unless they allow immigration authorities into jails. >>> jeff sessions is pledging to stop leaks that the white house is trying to slow down progress in the president trump administration. here's abc richard davis. >> reporter: president trump is starting a 17 day vacation at his bedminster golf club. >> promise you i will not be taking long vacations if i take them at all. >> reporter: the getaway coincide with a major construction project at the white house workers replacing a 27-year-old heating and air-conditioning system the steps to the south portico getting redone. the president praised the latest job numbers before leaving washington, 9,000 jobs added in july with the unemployment rate slipping. excellent jobs numbers just released and i have only just begun. congress is out of town for the august recess, but over at the justice department they are working on a crackdown on leakers. >> we're taking a stand this culture

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u.s. justice department, this after attorney general jeff sessions threatened to withhold crime fighting grants from cities that don't cooperate with immigration officials. the democratic mayor of chicago rahm emanuel says in a statement, "we will not be blackmailed into changing our values and will remain a welcoming city." governor jerry brown spoke out this morning about the trump administration threatening sanctuary cities. he said washington needs to find middle ground on immigration. >> if does require some sensitivity and that's why i take a more nuanced and careful approach to dealing with what is a difficult problem because you do have people who are not here legally. they've committed crimes. they have no business in the united states in the manner in which they've come and conducted themselves subsequently. >> governor brown pointed out the many contributions immigrants bring to california from the service sector to silicon valley. >>> some scary moments in san mateo county after a large tree branch fell into a crowd at a company picnic. three people were hurt including a child, but

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u.s. department of justice to investigate the violence as an act of domestic terrorism.ed removal of a statue of a confederate civil war general from a city park. such mon months bring out strong feelings because the confederate fought to preserve slavery in the south. many say that makes the statues a symbol of a racist past. here's some background. virginia's capital was also the main capital of the confederacy. much of the civil war that began in 1861 was fought in virginia. and a half million men became casualties within its borders. the state was starvary devastated by the end of the war. many cities erected statues of confederate generals and the battlefields were preserved as parks. >>> jessie jackson says there is a growth of hate in this country that is being witnessed in virginia. he says this needs just as much attention as the current global threats in asia and south america. >> there should be security in this country. and that kim's threats were not harm him. he should call up terry mcauliffe and give him the assurance that he gave the governor of guam that

u.s. justice department. now, to a conversation with ibm ceo ginni rometty.own with david rubenstein in the latest episode of "the david rubenstein show: peer-to-peer conversations." here's what she had to say about her role on advising heads of state. david: when you meet with presidents, do you see other ceo's willing to say, that's not a good idea, let me give you my thoughts? ginni: my experience is that people are respectfully honest and give their opinions. just as there are times, whether it's a president or prime minister, we agree and times we don't agree. in our case, here as an example with the paris agreement, we believed that america should stay in there. we shared our viewpoints on that. the issues that are important to our business and our clients. emily: catch the full conversation with ibm ceo ginni rometty tonight on "the david rubenstein show." coming up, does the idea that an enemy's enemy is a friend work in business? which companies are partnering up to take on amazon. bloomberg tv will have full coverage of central-bank leaders meeting

u.s. justice department started a probe into whether it's managers broke u.s. laws against bribing foreign officials. it is not known whether the dodge is focused on one or more countries where the ride service operates the news came before uber's board announced the hire of dara khosrowshara. >>> let's get more on the impact of hurricane harvey where houston, texas has imposed a kur vie from midnight to 5:00 a.m. for ann indefinite period to prevent robbery and looting. america's fourth largest city is bracing for more rainfall and water levels to rise after officials were forced to release water from two dams. >>> president trump visited texas to survey the damage which is forecast to run into the tens of billions of dollars meeting with the governor, the president called the destruction historic he also praised the response so far but said there was still much to be done. >> this was of epic proportion nobody has seen anything like this i want to say working with the governor and his entire team has been an honor for us governor, thank you very much and we w

u.s. justice department. it seeks a court order declaring new grant conditions unconstitutional and void. the federal government is threatening to hold millions in dollars in law enforcement grants unless local governments acquiesce to two unauthorized and unlawful conditions. first, to allow federal immigration agents unlimited access to detention facilities to interrogate detainees about their federal immigration status and two, when requested to provide 48 hours-notice to immigration agents before releasing suspects is in the country unlawfully">saying no to those two conditions could cost san francisco close to $1.5 million dollars for law enforcement related programs ...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) five people were injured last night during a drive by shooti

u.s. justice department under bob mueller. those attorneys with a mandate to look at any matter that might arise in this investigation. pay attention to the look on those people doing the investigating. compare them to those west virginia folks hooting and hollering and cheering up a storm at the trump event last night. caught up themselves in the hooplah. now look at the folks coming at trump right now. ties tightened, suits buttoned. game faces on. not a hint of a smile, of any emotion. neutrally unsympathetic. look out, donald. i have a sense that these are not just professionals, but the best of the breed. if they can find a case, they're going to make it and make it solid. they didn't take up the matter to see it dribble off into the last paragraphs of the history books. trump can tell his people this is all fake, but this is not a phony war. it's the real thing. he can drop all the confetti he can buy, hold rally after rally from west virginia to wyoming, and in the end what will count is not the cleverness of his name-c

u.s. justice department investigate a complain been racial zprijs in college admissions. >>> ahead, a warning about the -- missile test oppose the powerful jets. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ >>> hello everyone. the justice department reportedly seeking lawyers to investigate a single complaint in college admissions. "new york times" says a case involves a complaint filed by asian american student in may, 2015. lawyers in the civil rights division who want to work on the issue have until august 9th to submit their resumes. the article announced as another unauthorized leek. >>> the new york tames coral is based entirely on uncorroborated inferences from a late intel posting. the white house does not confirm or deny the existenc

u.s. justice department whether a senior advisor to the president sebastian gorka hid his membership in a far-right anti-semitic organization when he applied for u.s. citizenship. what makes you believe that might be the case? >> senators durbin and cardin and i first raised this issue back in march because sebastian gorka is a senior terrorism advisor to the president, position of highly significant trust and importance. and he has been unable, apparently, to gain security clearance. the reports have been that the reason is that he's under criminal investigation for lying in connection with his naturalization, his application for citizenship. and the lie or deception apparently occurred in connection with his failure to disclose his association with a hungarian fascist group and anti-semitic group with past ties to nazi organizations, and that failure to disclose possibly deliberate deception in connection with his becoming a u.s. citizen is reportedly under investigation. that's a very, very serious issue. it goes beyond steve bannon leaving because of disagreements of policy. it's a fu

u.s. justice department over president trump's sanctuary city restrictions. the suit filed today by state attorney general javier bacera chlenges the blocking the sanctuary city policies. >> it's a low blow to our men and women who wear the badge, for the federal government to threaten their crime-fighting resources in order to force them to do the work of the federal government. >> the city of san francisco filed a similar lawsuit on friday. the suits challenge new conditions that among other things would require cities to provide the department of homeland security with 48 hours notice before releasing an individual identified by immigration officials. >>> crews are working today to clean up the outside land's music festival venue. a much different scene earlier in golden gate park than 24 hours ago. an empty park after roughly 210,000 people attended the festival this weekend. they did have a few minor hiccups. they hoped to see a tribe called quest, they canceled their appearance. >>> not guilty plea for two people accused of killing a photographer on twi

u.s. justice department has started a probe into whether or not its managers broke u.s.icials. it's foreign officials we're talking about here and we're not sure whether or not the d.o.j. is looking into just one country or several countries but this news did come before the official announcement by the board of uber of the appointment of the former ceo as the new leader of uber. >> the saga continues there. thank you so much. >> coming up next, we continue to monitor developments with harvey as it makes its second landfall. texas congressman joaquin castro will join us. >> and amike mccaul will join u. '. this is a skyscraper whose elevators use iot data and ai to help thousands get to work safely and efficiently. this is not the cloud you know. this is the ibm cloud. the ibm cloud is the cloud for enterprise. yours. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. my bladder leakage was making me feel like i couldn't spend time w

u.s. justice department is heightening its effort to stop leaks of classified information from the white house. deputy attorney general, rod rosen stein, leading investigation into finding out the source of these damaging leaks to the media. there he was appearing on "fox news" sunday saying justice department will prosecute those responsible, no matter who they are. >> if they violate the law and warrants prosecution we will prosecute them. >> including white house officials and members of the congress. >> including anybody who breaks the law. >> so he said he made it clear that the department is not targeting the journalist who actually public the information, but suggested those who break the law could be prosecuted, he also confirmed that the fbi has created a new june to it handle the leak investigation. >>> how about this, the president takes sometime out of his working weekend at bedminster to crash a wedding. he pulled up on a golf cart to say hello to the people getting married. he was dressed for golf and wearing that famous make america great again hat. >> so you would think governo

u.s. justice department opened a civil rights investigation into saturday's deadly unrest that took placearlottesville, va srafpirgivi. one woman was killed, a dozen others injured when a car slammed into a crowd of protesters counter demonstrating against white supremacists attempting to hold a rally in that town. >>> another major story we are following, the north korean missile threat to the u.s. island of guam. the united states and its allies are bracing for a potential strike. and cnn has learned that the u.s. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is set to meet with the south korean president monday. the island of guam is preparing for the worst. it is dubbed the tip of the sphere. cnn covering the story from across the globe with correspond epbts bas correspondepbcorrespon correspondents in key position. anna, any indication what might come out of this meeting with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the south korea an president? >> reporter: george, we understand the general has arrived here in seoul ahead of the meeting with the president tomorrow. obviously north kore

u.s. justice department asked a federal court today to fine microsoft corporation a record $1 million a dayicrosoft came from executives at netscape, a fast growing software company that struck gold with its web browser but microsoft began giving away its own browser and required computer manufacturers to offer it with windows. >> what they're able to do is illegally we believe use that monopoly power to block the competition and do other things that they're not legally allowed to do. >> a lot of people were saying the anti-trust laws are outmoded. technology will enforce competition on its own. the counter argument is when we begin to get lots of people to use your operating system, it becomes harder and harder for somebody else to break into that industry. >> microsoft chairman bill gates goes before congress for the first time today expected to face tough questions from the senate judiciary committee. >> i want to can i ask the question one question and get a quick poll here. how many of you used intel based pcs in this audience. raise your hands. of that group who use pcs, how many of y

u.s. justice department said on friday it may go after journal efforts, the free press as it tries to stopexplosion of unauthorized leaks within the administration. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions said that the number of federal investigations into leaks has tripled since mr. trump took office. sessions said that his agency is reviewing the circumstances under which journalists can be subpoenaed. or rather, the house speaker, paul ryan, was asked whether reporters should feel threatened. here's what he had to say. >> i've not seen -- what jeff said about this. leaks are a bad thing. leaks are concerning because leaks can often compromise national security. but that's the problem of the leaker, not the journalist. >> two of the most recent leaks were also among the most shocking. first, the transcripts of the "washington post's" private phone conversations last january between president trump and other world leaders. the australian prime minister malcolm turnbull downplayed having his conversations go public but he has, quote, warm relations with mr. trump. but the conversation between