i talked to a usf professor who said the immigration rates could affect areas like where i'm standing in san francisco so we'll see what happens. the details we know so far nbc news is also reporting that the miami herald previously reported that san francisco could be on that list of cities. "new york times" reporting that these are families with final orders of deportation who have crossed the border recently. the times also -- "new york times" reporting that we can expect immigration attorneys to filed motions on these cases checked affect -- but as i did mention, a usf proprofessor of law, he says families have the right to remains silent if the i.c.e. agents don't have a warrant and provided more context as to who i.c.e. will be targeting. >> i think what they'll do first is they have a list of people who did not show up for deportation hearings. that's the first list of focus. that's not uncommon. that's happened before, but now they're going to put a lot of resources in that. while they do that. >> that they encounter. that's the real fear. it's not just the individuals that th

>> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the food we create every year, $160 billion worth and that's made up in the higher cost of food for

. >> president trump has confirmed that turkey won't be able to buy the usf 25 fighter after it beganaking deliveries this week of a russian missile defense system. trump says they are working through a tough situation. the white house is still weighing economic sanctions. the u.s. house has voted to condemn comments from president trump that have been dubbed racist. he tweeted that several congresswoman should go back to where they came from. trump says that he wasn't racist and doesn't have a racist bone in his body. lawmakers, in my opinion, they hate our country. global news 24 hours a day on air and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you. ayrton is set to strike a positive note as they unveil second-quarter results. that will be at 6:30 a.m. london. how will the swedish telecom benefit from the 5g rollout? anspeak to the ceo in over hour. don't miss that discussion. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we do have issues. we should never forget that we are allies and we are friends. we sit on the same side

i especially want to thank my friends, public school educator here from usf especially on your summer break to be here advocating for something that you shouldn't have to continue to keep showing up to fight for. our educators as has been said do some of the most important work in our city. to have to have a conversation about whether you all can afford to stay here in the city that you have given and continue to give so much to is one of the greatest shames that we have as a city. it is something that i know as former school board member, school board president alongside supervisor few errandual ton that you have been fighting for for a long time. when people tell me that you don't understand how housing works or you don't understand what is best for you, i know that nothing could be further from the truth, that it has been our teachers, educators showing up again and again saying you have to address the housing crisis our members are facing and up to do it now, and it is the city and school district as well that is slow to respond. when i first got elected to the school board, one o

. >>> usf political science pro professor james tailor with us. i thought it was an informational debate. let's start with bernie sanders. all of the candidates spent about 45 minutes on health care. we saw his fire and passion. did it work for people watching at home? >> it did work. most of the debate analysis is saying warren or bernie sanders won the debate defined as winning based on the presentations we have seen. the take away is bernie sanders. elizabeth warren, acquitted herself very well. this was top three take, that shined night. >> i felt like i got more information from last night'ser debate than i have the many debates past. >> it was substantive because of the range, you have 10 people, maybe five representing one side and maybe three or four representing another side. the democratic party is multi- frontier thing right now. warren pulled the party to her position, left but not all the way left and somewhere between joe biden and elizabeth warren is where the democratic party is going to end up. >> we see warren and sanders, you ha

it is a home away for families to stay while young children under go cutting-edge treat mountain at usfonations from everybody i know. my personal objective is to get the kids so happy and excited they forget they're sick. >> bobby is a big kid himself so he knows how to play, how to amuse people. >> reporter: ceo alexandra morgan says before family house many low income parents slept in their cars or hospital waiting rooms during treatment, but here they build critical friendships with other families, cking in c with parties and games year around. it is all made possible by private donors, some wealthy, others just amazingly committed. >> and what bobby has done brilliantly for years is reach out to people who would never even know about family house. >> you've got to come. i haven't seen you in ages. >> i know. >> it is this saturday. >> reporter: now bobby is reaching out again. he has organized what would have been his 50th birthday party into a giant fundraiser at the fulsome street foundry south of market. he says it is a night of dancing, free chocolate and the music of his idol,

from home for families who stay while their young children under go cutting-edge treat mountain at usfations i collect from everybody i know. my personal primary objective is to get the kids so happy and excited they forget they're sick. >> bobby is a big kid himself, so he knows how to play. he knows how to amuse people. >> reporter: ceo alexandra morgan says before family house many low income parents slept in their cars or hospital waiting rooms during treatment, but here they build critical friendships with other families, cooking in communal kitchens and bonding with parties and games year around. it is all made possible by private donors, some wealthy, others just amazingly committed. >> and what bobby has done brilliantly for years is reach out to people who would never f. i haven't seen you in ages. >> i know. >> it is this saturday. >> reporter: and now bobby is reaching out again. he has organized what would have been his 50th birthday party into a giant fundraiser at the market. street foundry south of he says it is a night of dancing, free chocolate and the music of his ido

a split between the white and usf health providers anthem, they have struggled and there is a policyrhang but this reflects the general appetite of investors for these long-term growth platforms, obviously it's kind of a razor and blade type business model with these device companies. unclear exactly how far we can get these stretched. neither one had a dramatic move today but i think it's an interesting mike khouw come of what's going on even within health care which as a group is neither growth nor value the growth stuff is really working and the cheaper stuff that maybe has a little policy shadow is just neglected, guys >> plenty of uncertainty out there about that, mike, thanks. >>> cbd popularity has surged in the past few months and the fda is beginning to take notice. today the fda issued a warning to pure leaf for marketing products using unsubstantiated claims including that their products can treat everything from cancer to pet anxiety the uncertainty surrounding it hasn't stopped traditional retailers from piling into the space. offering cbd in beverage, lotion, even makeu