u.s. justice department spokesperson there saying that staff have taken shelter amid reports of an active shooter in the building but local police are saying there is no sign of any one shooting there is no more information at the moment but we will be bringing you details as soon as we can about what that you are up to date now on to the good news i'm sorry kelly in berlin and so much. going to be. going. on in the. great yourself. interior design channel on june. to. singapore has set the stage for the historic meeting between u.s. president trump and north korea's dictator kim jong il.

u.s. department of justice has released a highly anticipated report on the f.b.i.'s activities during the twenty sixteen election and while focusing on former f.b.i. director james comey and his handling of the clinton e-mail investigation but also sheds light on the relationship between the bureau and the media. takes a closer look we now have the long awaited report from the inspector general michael horowitz on the u.s. justice department now the report shows a pretty clear record of collusion between mainstream media and the f.b.i. . we identified instances where f.b.i. employees improperly receive benefits from reports is including tickets to sporting events sings drinks and meals and admittance to nonpublic social events we will separate you reports and those investigations as the concluded now the report shows pretty extensive contact between the f.b.i. and reporters and furthermore it shows that agents were incentivized to provide inside information. we have profound concerns about the volume and extent of on all three media contacts by f.b.i. press no the w

u.s. justice department has requested that the pentagon send active duty jags, active duty u.s. military lawyers to texas, arizona, and new mexico. to work as prosecutors for the justice department. special unprecedented six-month shifts as, quote, special assistant u.s. attorneys. the justice department has asked the pentagon to ship active duty military lawyers to the border to prosecute people picked up at the border, including parents who were having their kids taken away from them. we have never heard of anything like this before. but we can report tonight that the defense department has agreed to this, we think, unprecedented request from the department of justice. the defense department confirmed that after we inquired with them about e-mails that we have obtained that apparently have been sent out to active duty jags. quoting from these e-mails that we've obtained, quote, an urgent request, d.o.d. has directed the armed services to support the department of justice by providing 21 attorneys to prosecute immigration crimes in u.s. district courts -- that means federal cour

u.s. department of justice has released a highly anticipated report on the f.b.i.'s activities during the twenty sixteen election it focuses on former f.b.i. director james comey and his handling of the clinton him out investigation but it also reveals details of the trump messages sent by a senior f.b.i. agent who went on to head the trump russia collusion probe but was removed because of the texts james not ever going to become president raid right no no he won't we'll stop it. well apart from that the report also found collusion between the bureau and the media apparently agents received certain benefits from reporters in exchange for insider information caleb maupin takes a closer look we now have the long awaited report from the inspector general michael horowitz on the u.s. justice department now the report shows a pretty clear record of collusion between mainstream media and the f.b.i. . we identified instances where f.b.i. employees improperly receive benefits from report says including tickets to sporting events sings drinks and meals and admittance to nonp

u.s. justice department agreed to release the boy after his mother sued the government.al action paid for by a pro-immigrant organization. her message to other parents separated from their kids -- >> reporter: the battle at the border is playing out in courtrooms across the country. ever since the trump administration's zero tolerance policy went into effect. >> the way the law works, the first-time offenders that cross our border illegally are guilty of a misdemeanor. those that cross multiple times are guilty of a felony. the president said, stop making the distinctions, marshal your resources, please arrest, catch, detain, and then prosecute everyone that crosses illegally. >> reporter: two days ago, president trump issued an executive order essentially stopping family separation. a senior white house official tells the associated press around 500 children have been reunited since may, but there are more than 1,800 still waiting. civil rights lawyers say today marked a first. >> today was the first day that we went in and money the people being criminally prosecuted f

u.s. justice department. >>> breaking news in san francisco where a motorcycle officer has been injured by a flying bottle. it happened on hyde street. this video posted on twitter shows a very active police seen. lots of officers and an amulets. we are told the injuries are not life-threatening. no word if anyone has been arrested. >>> this morning bart officials and san francisco police are set to announce a new plan to improve safety and health conditions. we are live in san francisco with more. >> reporter: this is part of a multiagency effort to clean up in and around bart stations starting with this, a kiosk for dirty drug needles otherwise found inside and outside of the civic center station. the filth and drug use here came to light in the cell phone video shot in april showing people lining the bart station hallway in various states of consciousness openly shooting up drugs. when i asked the mayor what he would say to people who say things like this are normalizing drug use. >> i would say they are completely wrong. have pitstops in san francisco, these are the bathrooms we have b

u.s. justice department now the report shows a pretty clear record of collusion between mainstream media and the f.b.i. . we identified instances where f.b.i. employees improperly receive benefits from reports is including tickets to sporting events now things drinks and meals and admissions to nonpublic social events we will separate you reports and those investigations as the concluded now the report shows pretty extensive contact between the f.b.i. and reporters and furthermore it shows that agents were incentivized to provide inside information. we have profound concerns about the volume and extent of on all three media contacts by f.b.i. press no the we have uncovered during our review seven reporters in direct contact with the f.b.i. over one hundred phone calls you've got officials as high up as the assistant director taking time to hobnob with reporters if you read this report you would think that at this point leaking classified information is just not a big deal to the highest law enforcement agency in the land but the f.b.i. had no problem busting james wolf for doing it himself j

u.s. department of justice details. between the f.b.i. and the mainstream media during the twenty six thousand election. rescue group known as the white helmets. welcome to the program here on international. morning. it is a day three of football's biggest event the fifo world cup with full matches taking place on saturday in cities across russia. last night's clash between spain and portugal turned out to be a real classic six goals were scored resulting in a draw meaning both teams take away one point in group b. portugal's cristiana. trick while spain's diego costa managed to get two into a goal. who once coached ronaldo gave his post match analysis. j.s a i love that max is unusual i wasn't as a political fan in the very first minutes here we are renowned with the panel saying. he didn't look like he was going to me still a very confident. he made a decision before. you go i even if that be the course of those two that side no chance the ball is fast passes and not long after diego costa was causing all sorts of problems was nice and

u.s. justice department now the report shows a pretty clear record of collusion between mainstream media and the f.b.i. we identified instances where f.b.i. employees improperly receive benefits from report says including tickets to sporting events sings drinks and meals and admittance to nonpublic social events we will separate you reports from those investigations as the concluded now the report shows pretty extensive contact between the f.b.i. and reporters and furthermore it shows that agents were incentivized to provide inside information we have profound concerns about the volume and extent of unal through his media contacts by f.b.i. personnel do we have uncovered during our. seven reporters in direct contact with the f.b.i. over one hundred phone calls and you've got officials as high up as the assistant director taking time to hobnob with reporters if you read this report you would think that at this point leaking classified information is just not a big deal to the highest law enforcement agency in the land but the f.b.i. had no problem busting james wolf for doing it himself james

u.s. justice department back in the early one nine hundred seventy s. did write a memo saying that the president cannot south part and in fact what it says is during the nixon political corruption scandal no one can judge one's own case the president cannot pardon himself i can tell you if the president tried to do this given the divided political climate right now in the united states there would be no question there were certainly be widespread unrest if the president decided to go beyond what most americans feel is a limit to his power that no president is above the law can many many thanks observers can really help at that live in washington. al jazeera investigations found that saudi arabia played a bigger role in causing the gulf crisis than previously thought the report shows that the the sell.

u.s. justice department under president obama he's joining us from washington d.c. and from jersey we're joined by steven rogers as he was a member of the triumph for president advisory board and a former member of the f.b.i. national joint terrorism task force a very warm welcome to both of you mr prescott i'm going to start with you was the highest court in america acting not just legally bought independently or was it reflecting the political divisions in the country and given the victory to president trump and his supporters do you think. well i mean the decision certainly fellow along partisan lines in terms of the five republican appointed justices ruled in favor of the president and the four democratic justices ruled against the president but you know where i would have a beef with this decision is even if you thought that this version three point zero of the travel ban was narrow enough and i actually do sit in that courtroom of that group of people the fact that the majority went to great pains to expand the ability of the president to basically institute a

u.s. justice department argued against the move but the court says the government failed to prove the takeover would harm competition or adversely affect consumers that russia has made a stunning start to football's world cup thrashing saudi arabia five nil in moscow president putin watched the match alongside the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man as well as fee for president gianni and fenty the victory margin for the host nation surprise many. well the work of his also a charter campaign is to focus on russia's human rights record the country has faced criticism on many issues from gay rights to political prisoners correspondent rory chalons has more from moscow. the world cup is the best football party the planet has to offer but in russia not everyone is celebrating this is british gay rights campaigner peter tatchell to taint in moscow while protesting against russia's treatment of people and he's far from the only person who's decided the world cup has a use but it's not funny ukrainian filmmaker alex sense of is starving himself in a siberian prison times to cause russian or thi

u.s. a justice department report also says there was no political bias behind came his decisions president trump is claiming cavies actions were criminal and but the f.b.i. was plotting against his candidacy can be helped it as well. it was a bombshell announcement during a heated presidential contest we did not sign clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information former f.b.i. director james comey concluded in july twenty six team that u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton did nothing wrong when she used a private e-mail server well secretary of state this is the biggest political scandal since watergate as a candidate us president donald trump still used those conclusions to bash his opponent arguing she was corrupt q. . and a after he became president he took it a step further saying komi himself was corrupt trump says he fired his f.b.i. director chris handling of a separate investigation into allegations the president's campaign colluded with the russian government now a new report by the departmen

u.s. justice department. the antitrust division says that acquisition can proceed, as long as boxes cells it's and 92 regional networks, as soon as a possible. -- as soon as possible. >>> today, marriott workers are protesting in san jose, and san francisco, it is part of a demonstration tie to contact renegotiations, that got underway today. marriott workers have a long list of demands, that include more money, and more protection from sexual harassment. housekeepers are asking for help, along with the front desk agents. >>> stalling a morning commute, take a look, you can see it here. dressed in shorts, standing above the freeway, police and emergency crews were standing below, he suddenly jumps off, does a back flip, landing on a yellow inflatable air cushion. he was quickly taken into custody, and, traffic was backed up for miles, and, it shut down the highway for hours. he is not facing any charges, however. >> known as the patriarch of the jackson family, we will have a look back on the life, of joe jac

u.s. justice department and the department of homeland security. a day ago the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen, tweeted this, quote, we do not have a policy of separating families at the border, period, closed quote. today she defended that practice. >> to a select few in the media, congress, and the advocacy community, i would like to start with a message for you. this department will no longer stand by and watch you attack law enforcement for enforcing the laws passed by congress. we will not apologize. for those who have explained about this administration's vigorous enforcement of the law and the results of that enforcement, this is your opportunity to work with us to fix the incentives and encourage and even reward people who violate our laws, and even worse, put themselves and their families at risk of harm. >> attorney general jeff sessions is the one who actually announced this new no tolerance policy last month, and that has led to family separations, little kids being taken away from their mothers and fathers. today sessi

u.s. justice department officially made a formal concession of error in the internment camp's case. the u.s. government formally acknowledging that the government's defense of the internment camps, the government's defense of that policy creating the camps, that government defense was built on a lie. they had withheld evidence from the court. tonight we have been watching protests unfold around the country in response to the supreme court ruling to uphold the trump administration's muslim ban. the first iteration of president trump's muslim ban, you might remember, didn't survive the first weekend of the new administration. the second iteration of the muslim ban was partially blocked before it even went into effect and then the rest of it expired. since then they'veeen pushing for a third iteration of the muslim ban, and today that is what was upheld in supreme court. in a 5-4 decision, the conservative majority decided to discount the anti-muslim states from president trump that he has used consistently to explain the policy and justify the policy. the majority instead decided to be

u.s. justice department that waved a waiting. cut hundreds of jobs.said they took of more than $100 million, mainly related to cutting stuff. ceo has built up broadcom into one of the largest companies in the $400 billion; dr. industry by buying rivals -- semi conductor industry. the office building by brought gate was sold by british land and singapore's gic. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thanks. the bank of japan left monetary policy unchanged and lowered inflation assessments after raising it in january. there economics minister now sees prices down from around 1% previously. that pushes japan behind its global peers as the fed raised trajectory and the ecb plot the end of bond buying. but keep the conversation on central banks. stephen, when you look at the boj, it seems like a rehash a lot of what they say. this time it feels different. where do you see value for the yet? yen.n stephen: they have extremely good fundamentals. they are all very good. the issue for me is not one of divergence. they have been arguing against this v

u.s. justice department and will be presented before a judge for having violated this law. while this process is occurring, your child or children will be transferred to the u.s. department of health and human services where your child will be held in a temporary shelter or hosted bia -- by a foster family and dhs and hhs could take steps to facilitate reunification with your child or children. that is it. they c they can take steps. they mean there is no steps. there is no next -- there is no step -- next step. there is no government procedure in place for reunifying these kids with parents. there is no plan for that. a homeland security official was sent out to speak with reporters about the policy today. that official told reporters in response to questions, quote, i don't know how many of the separated kids have been placed or reunited with parents. this policy is relatively new. we're still working through the experience of reuniting. in other words, no, we haven't even thought about that. just taking the kids away for now and we'll just keep them for now. jonathan blit

u.s. justice department is building a dishonest case against the president.is accusing michael cohen of corruptly getting daniels to deny her etchule entanglement with trump all together.

u.s. agricultural giant monsanto the u.s. department of justice approved the approximately fifty six billion euro deal on condition that buyer divest about nine billion dollars of its agriculture businesses the deal would make buyer the world's leading supplier of seeds and crop protection products. shareholders may be excited about the deal but the merger isn't going down the middle activist. management has come to an agreement with its workers council over restructuring plans for the automakers german factories the number of job cuts will be capped at less than four thousand and on a voluntary basis the remaining fifteen thousand workers will receive protection from layoffs until twenty twenty three and return employees agreed to defer a negotiated pay hikes the carmaker has been in the red for the past twenty years. the e.u. parliament has approved a labor reforms designed to protect posted workers the revised rules are designed to keep workers coming from other e.q. countries from being exploited and paid lower wages from mid twenty twenty a s

u.s. justice department had tried to block the $85 billion deal saying it would hurt consumers, but on tuesdaydge dismissed those objections. >>> california voters may get to weigh in on daylight saving time come november. the state senate today approved a proposal that would let voters decide if they want to repeal the twice yearly changing of the clocks. the assembly is also expected to approve it soon. the sponsor of the member calls daylight saving time outdated. even if voters approve the measure, lawmakers would have to approve it by a 2/3 vote. >>> coming up a terrifying plunge at 30,000 feet, what caused a passenger jet to nose dive over the pacific. (sound) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ internet. but not it's "you've never gamed with speeds like this" internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one, two, three, four, five mobile lines included?" internet! it's internet from xfinity that makes your life simple. easy. awesome. see how you can save by getting xfinity mobile included with your internet. get started with xfinity

u.s. justice department. it shut down traffic in parts of washington, d.c. it went past the trump hotel in downtown d.c. as you see there. where that march ended up was at the main office building of the united states senate. you know, protests happen in washington all the time. nearly 600 people getting arrested in a single protest in washington? that's not an everyday occurrence. this was massive. a mass act of civil disobedience. it was all women protesters. it was against the trump administration's treatment of parents and their kids on the border. with the trump administration still holding more than 2,000 kids apart from their parents now up against a ticking clock from a federal court that has ordered them to return those kids to their parents forthwith. today's protest was big and it was big enough and striking enough that it really did bring things to a standstill for a good part of the day today in that part of washington. but you should know that that big protest today is probably just a taste of what you can expect from this weekend. this is some

u.s. justice department is building dishonest case against the president. also today, theyeror stormy daniels isusing michael cohen oforruptly getting daniels to deny her etchule entanglement with trump all together. we begin with thisontinued trump offensive against robert mueller. rump m the baseles claim that the appointment of a ecial counsel itself is totally unconstitutional. and now giuliani is making an equally outrageous claim saying mueller and his prosecutors are. here's giuliani speaking in re group 13 highly partisan democrats that make up are trying very, very hard to frame him. g trouble when h hasn't done anything wrong. f course, there's evidce t back up giiani claim. meanwhile, as trump argues that he's above the law, he is showcasing the per presidential pardons. as "the washington post" reports, a white house official this week said trump is obsessed withpa dcribin a th president's new favorite thing to talk about. and today trump used that power to commute the life sentence of alice johnson at the of celebrity kim kardashian midwest las

u.s. justice department officials say the trump adminitration will ask a federal judge to let illegal immigrant families be held together breaking news for more than 20 days. so that's the breaking news as well. they will be held in administrative detention centers not those run by the justice department. speaker of the house paul ryan saying the house will vote tomorrow on two immigration bills. watch. >> this code goes back to 2008 and the law should not have our government choose between enforcing our borders and forcing our laws, securing our borders and keeping families together. that's a ridiculous choice. tomorrow, we're going to have a vote on legislation that makes sure that we can enforce our laws and keep families together and it's about custody. it's doj versus dhs, a lot of you cover this issue. we're saying just stick can dhs and oh, by the way we'll finance facilities for families to make sure they could be taken care of by the way it solves daca in a very good solution for daca. liz: president trump, congressman, also saying that he will double down on zero tolerance for border

u.s. justice department back in the early one nine hundred seventy s. did write a memo saying that the president cannot south part and in fact what it says is during the nixon political corruption scandal no one can judge one's own case the president cannot pardon himself i can tell you if the president tried to do this given the divide the political climate right now in the united states there would be no question the research only be widespread unrest if the president decided to go beyond what most americans feel is a limit to his power that no president is above the law can be many thanks i was serious kimberly health at the live in washington. and al jazeera investigation has found that saudi arabia played a bigger role in causing the gulf crisis than previously thought the report shows that the cell that hacked the castle news agencies website in may last year worked from a saudi government ministry in riyadh the phones and computers were connected to a saudi communications company hackers posted faith quotes attributed to cattle amir that led to s

u.s. justice department opposes a merger like this on antitrust grounds it's rarer still that they lose and this judge dealt a complete rebuke to the trumpet ministration president trump had stated his opinion on this saying this will not happen in my administration at one of the rallies he particularly objected to the inclusion of c.n.n. a network he despises and there was talk that c.n.n. would have to be spun off if the merger were ever to go forward this is a vertical merger so if it mixes one company that it's a distributor of media and another company that actually makes the media and that is a response to amazon and netflix which were content distributors who became content providers eighteen t. and time warner said we really need to merge in order to compete with this the trumpet ministration said that would drive up prices and concentrate power too much in one set of hands the judge said no and in fact the judge went on to say you can appeal this to the department of justice but don't ask us to block the merger in the meanwhile he said that would be excessively damaging and that's

u.s. justice department announced charges for 601 people in the largest health care fraud takedown in americatory. the doctors, are you listening, the doctors, nurses and health care professionals are charged with billing medicare, medicaid and private insurance companies for medically unnecessary prescription drugs and other medications that were sometimes never even purchased or distributed. and for the seventh time in just over a week, an earthquake caused by the kilauea eruption rocked hawaii's big island. according to the civil defense service, 657 homes have been destroyed from the recent volcanic eruptions. in the state of massachusetts, raised its minimum wage to 15 bucks. republican governor charlie baker signed the grand bargain bill which will increase the minimum wage from $11 to $15 by 2023. shares of walgreen, cvs and rite-aid tanked yesterday with the companies losing 11 billion bucks. they got amazoned. after amazon purchased the new online pharmacy pill pack. for more, i'm going to head over to cnbc's brian sullivan at the nasdaq. it is amazing, brian, as soon as amazon knock

u.s. department of justice grants for crime control and community policing. it's not a war on drugs. never think it's. it's a war on blacks it started as a war on the blacks and has now spread to hispanics and poor whites. blacks and. it was designed basically to take that energy it was coming out of the civil rights movement and destroy it we have ten million people. makes ten years we have. come on there we got. a you know what. people would say then we had to fight for we abilities for chances for people but. according to a two thousand and three report from the bureau of justice if current rates remain unchanged one in three black men can expect to go to prison in their lifetime even in the age of obama something akin to a caste system is alive and well in america mass incarceration of poor people of color is tantamount to a newcastle specific lee designed to address the social political and economic challenges of our time michelle alexander is a professor who says that the disproportionate numbers of black people in prison in america today is akin to a new system of social contr

u.s. department of justice grants for crime control and community policing. it's not a war on drops don't don't ever think it's. it's a war on the blacks it started as a war on the blacks and has now spread to hispanics and poor whites but eventually it was a war blocks and. it was designed basically to take that energy it was coming out of the civil rights movement and destroy it we have all would tell me and people reckon. makes ten years we have ten more me and i knew more maybe i mean come on then we got to stop at some point is a you know what you know people would say then we had to fight for rehabilitation for chances for people to save for opportunity. according to a two thousand and three report from the bureau of justice if currency cost ration rates remain unchanged one in three black men can expect to go to prison in their lifetime. even in the age of obama something akin to a caste system is alive and well in america the mass incarceration of poor people of color is tantamount to a new castle specifically designed to address the social political

department of justice and the f.b.i. it looks like some of those police departments that ended up agreeing to consent judgments might be better off suing the u.s. department of justice exposing how prejudice and bias they were during the period in which the department of justice came after them and was trying to supervise them and show how bias they were and show the local police department getting to tail the department of justice if they are acting appropriate and when they are not. it is just incredible how such a great justice organization, not just compromised, but devastated ke a cancerous prejudice and bias. incapable of rendering fair, blind decisions without regard for any bias in favor of or against a litigant. what a change. what a difference. president obama is right, he did fundamentally transform america. i really would never have thought we would see the justice department after those eight years end up like it is. didn't come out in the hearing, but i was given the understanding that after the ock subsided somewhat of donald trump winning november, 2016, that there was a massive effort, just at a rap i had pace to try to move p

u.s. department of justice. it claims racial discrimination in the department and unfair line practices based on race. >> if i'm black i want to same punishment. if i'm white i want the same accolades. we just want it to be fair. >> we do have minority women of rank, but they're pushing paper clips and getting paper cuts. >> reporter: prince george's county police chief responded last year after the doj announced its investigation. i won't stand for that. i won't tolerate an unfair working environment -- >> reporter: in february of 2017 news 4 was first to report some of what's in the doj complaint gncluding images of a dummy in the police train academy wearing an afro wig with a black man's face taped to it. it included a sergeant's persal license plates band by r the offensierence to president obama. >> the issue broht out last year in reference to the lockers, the dummies in training and the chief spoke out. was it investigated? was anyone ever charged? what has become of that investigation? n >> reporter: hav

u.s. justice department gave the antitrust approval to go ahead for fox to be bought.hat puts pressure on comcast. what will they do? will they beat the sweetened bid from disney? unlikely,likely -- but it will keep focus on these stocks. let's go into the bloomberg. gtv is where you can find these charts. this is one of the topics of the day. volatility spreading. and here you can see the crossing in the volatility index and the move index and what it tells us is convergence with currencies and stocks and bonds, all of them having big gyrations in volatility. yvonne: you talk about oil as well, we have seen big moves. the white house putting pressure on iran exports. now we have u.s. crude stockpiles. once again lighting a fire on this rally. su: it really was an add-on. we had oil off to the races. how much? let's look at this chart. here is a three-year chart, the highest now and forth years, since december 2014. what you see all the far right is the big shoot up in this lead . let's go to the one week chart. you can really see it. part of the big rise was mentioned

u.s. department of justice canadian authorities the. commission so many hurdles have think carefully been taken in this two year quest now they're still next because the anti cafe agency left. so if you ask you on wall street thanks very much for the analysis. the european union is bracing itself for a trade war with the united states europe's highest trade representative cecilia strome warned on monday that the u.s. is playing a dangerous game that could spark a trade war that nobody would win she said europe regards the u.s. as a friend and does not want a trade war but is willing to take countermeasures if necessary you know we know how to treat war but we could be and that would be extremely serious if this situation escalates because i do not think trade wars are good and i don't think they are easy to win and that is something that many countries across the world change and i wouldn't say to protect the european union and other countries such as mexico and canada reacted last week against something that we thought was blatantly vi