tonight, dc police responding right here o pln, the search in in the strinct, but tonight, r wein uncover a stringf o this summer. >>> and 17 i deadn a duck boat investigation continues. the news at 10:00 starts right aren't doing enouitla a terrace community. they killed young makiyah wilson and neighbors say they're holding pice and the mayor only that. like i see bleepnen the ws. i see it on the tv i never in my life that i th tftha me. mytabe b cyan her life. she want to wanted to do some f to she would pay attention in a manner no other may wouyld hoea me one more time il'l right and you have the opportunity now and you're notg geit right. >> i want justice for my ba, that's it. that's it. ni>> toght, the search for that juice continues along with the search for the four gunman wanted in ma die a's death. >> whdc us responding to the concerns. thanks for joining us you give progress. weesrogr pe fortatel i uerstd tt the an'tcounmm reveal every step ofheear that we may the investigation, but the men d women of mpd is working case. ah's olve >> chief, we know that ie of this week we re

let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the social media.ing o weine algretime tracker. secretary betsy devos is vandaliz. someone untied hit a dock. it cost $10,000 in damage. this is devos's family. not clear if the person knew it was owned by ch rsaz serving pay themerice fd se ccteaxpwligng i and they says norain likelyt par like nests. at sing onth tttac leukemia isa eleaving the hospital. take a look. >> ♪ [laughter] >>> is thatot the cutest thing. look at the baby's expression. [laughter]thr. i>> ls thomas, he's busting a move. his s 15 month old christian was recently diagsed with leukemia and had been hospitalized for 32 days. over the weekend -- >> yay! >> thomas learned his son could go home. to celebrate u thomas turnep the music and got to dancing much to christian's delight.cio, angel. yes, god is so good. kbywe're ppulling for you. >> priceless. >> both of them. t i love bothah of them.>> amen. >> thanks mo. >> six minutes before the hour right now. let's go ahead and take a look at this wild ride. now, a jail inmateas caught camera riding on top of a poli

bu what it does show is that the russians were reaching out, that they wein off help.hat they had a real willingness t aosk, frankly, people around president trump, cane -- we help full? robert: when you think about the mueller investigation, it has t tracks. there's the russia track looking at interference in the e election and there's the obstruction of justice track. what does today, t timing of it, say about mueller's progress? >> i think i says something that we've sort of long suspected which is that the u.s. government, the intelligence community h h a good idea for some time exactly how this hacking was done. i thinken mueller's indic lays its out in detail. we still have an unanswered diestion so, ok this is how the russians it. what, if anything, did the americans do? that is still the unanswered question. and when it comes to collusion, that is still an issue that the president's lawyers are in talks with mueller about d i thin frankly we haven't seen the final act of that play. rort: the timing of this was really interesting to watch ecause it cam a day aft

is, s prussn li ngccsoey poneeople have followes issue closely, there's very little doubt in a md m weinre. the investigation wasle u almost 30 russians in total. the process andtion are playing out and ies that'tit of holding russia accountable andib resle for election it's petting through ourvity. relatiofaronship. this is parof it. but let me tell you something se s.e point qu it looking irv rweea have tn whehad that to educate us as we go forward. but ato some point we have t look forward and around the bend. mber andct if nthere is meddling in the election this november like we saw in 2016, we are not going to have much of a reoing to bella that we a t ceedingly diicul so we have a real case study tis auto wldha inovember that't s going to very important in this bilateral relationship. they know it and weght it up tid tome again and we will have ultimatelghy the months ahead. >> chris: you say you have very little doubt that thess ,ntferenceis, disruption, t orptttem at the 2016 election. i as you here is ntrump said yeswhterday about the inhe weeted this.hehe the thebama n' when t

e >>> wein weather alert mode, not because of the thunderstorms but because of the dangerous heat outtodehese storms for you. they are actually moving generally from east to west but are showing signs of fizzling out. lightning or red colors in the last frame. i wave to you an idea of potential timing. moving into areas chantilly around manassas and bull run and linton hall between now and about 5:20, if all else remains equalov really notng all that fast. i'll be here tracking them in the storm center all weekend long and everybody is dealing with dangerous heat. take a look and feeling about 108 inaiersburg and 112 in leesburg. guys, still under an excessive g heat warhich is more serious than the heat advisory for the areas her in pink until 8:00 p.m. everybody else is under the heat advisory. no heat advisory tomorrow, leon, but it will still like 100 degrees or even warmer during the afternoon. lauren and i will break down hour by hour and have any outlook on thunderstorms that could impact thunderstorms coming up in five or te minutes. >> thanks, amolalla. >>> these are now the firs

we also have storms possible on thursday, but wein fally dry out as we get into next week. >> yeah. exactly. the ten-day forecast you did see we're keeping sunday out of the twoke w days, completely dry. here's the ten-day forecast. scattered late-day thunderstorms tomorrow and more on thursday and frida only a 30% chance for a shower or thunderstorm on saturday. temperatures in thehr80sgh the weekend, and then as lauryn was saying look at next week keeping it mainly dry but on thi hot de with highs around 90 monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> thanks,ey melia. it's a tournament steeped in history, the was ngton city open. it turns 50 this we, and it's drawing big names from the world of tennis. every year they play at the rock creek tennis center, an ideaat thecame with legend arthur ashe who wan td to make game more accessible. this year big crowds are turning out to seat o likes andy murray and john isner and sloane stephens and our own tiaf and many more. >> it's intimate and fan friendly. th players love when they come to washington so i think that's why we're getting the big nam

she is married to anthony weine anthony weiner, you know. love you very much. >> greg: [laughs] from the guy they hate so much, that they have opposite, the people who despise trump are now looking for their own trump. meaning a punk rock outsider who ejects the establishment and wins. why? perhaps we have figured out the worst thing about politics are politicians. if we learned anything from 2016, it is that nothing will ever be the same. you can't go home again, and if you're a democrat, it includes retirement homes. yes, they need a new phase, especially one who knows the issues. my choice? >> we need to occupy every airport, every border, we need to act by every i.c.e. office until those kids are back with their parents. capitalism has not always existed in the world and it will not always exist in the world. to use the term the occupation of palestine, what do you mean by that? >> oh... i think what i meant is like the settlements. i'm not the expert on geopolitics. >> greg: trust me, democrats. pick her. you will win in a landslide. >>

. >> but this one was particularly weird.er wein the middle of one of his golf courses, we're in a ballroome has a -- all right. >> yeah, i'must gonna say it. [ laughter ] it was a little over decorated. fine. it w also really freezing in there. it's like he was trying to freeze us, or send us to siberia. >> seth: okay, got you. >> and he comes out, it's the middle of the democratic national convention. usually presidents, or presidential candidates go dark when they're not having their convention, but heants the attention, and there had been some rumors about hacking, the h dnc had beked, some emails came out, it was very embarrassing for the dnc, and there was talk about maybe it being russia. nothing had been confirmed yet. it was all kind of bubbling tht e. donald trump comes out and starts talking about russia all of a sudden, and how everybody thinks that russia is hacking. ey're not hacking. and oh, by the way, i want to see those emails.it and i rememberng there and usinking, "what? did donald trumpask a foreign government to hack into hillary clinton's emails? did that just happen?

we don't want to see that but if wein turkey don't see critical policy measures in place we could bei wonder why we have strong man leaders, i don't want to use the pejorative term dictator, continue to push for growth at any cost. danger thatee the you illustrate their? -- illustrate there? , theine: i think in turkey progrowth policies are links to the election cycle. is a hope that finally as we get over this election cycle, some kind of normalcy. we have elections in march next year so there is a risk that the government continues on the path of probe policies. thanks for joining us. delphine arrighi there. alphabet shares jump in late trading after the company posted strong second-quarter numbers. google is still raking in marketing dollars from advertisers, helping the company moved past costly reg oteri trouble here in europe. joining us now is alex webb. talk us through the results. two concerns. one is the regulatory concerns. the fine they had to pay. concerning issue for the underlying business is gdp are. general data protection regulation. it certainly wasn't detrimental

already rain out here to our wein., we've seen about 2:00 in the afternoon up until about 8: this evening. sunny and less humid weather returns tomorrow. as you head out the door, don't forget take us with you today show radio sirius 108, today 1:00 t.m. off rails with dylan and sheinelle. we're live on facebook live so you can wat us and listen at the same time. >> they will be watching you. >> just like jeff rossen report >> okay, thanks. we all love our jobs but carson in the orange room with new position that is sound ideal. >> mattress firm, nationwide search for first ever snooze turn. the company isooking for a professional napper. somebody who is going to test out their bedsutnd post a it on social media. dream job. the application site says, we are searchingor someone who can put their rest to the test. if you think you're a slumberar apply to sleep on the job. some of the snooze qualifications so you have be proficient inrdapping regaless of the time of day. passionate about sleep and comfort.ci media users o

today, wein stories heard from standard chartered in london.in zurich because i spoke to the credit suisse chief executive. we will talk about what that means in the market. we look at the bank of japan and when they will achieve that 2% inflation target. this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. its inflation forecast and says it will allow movement in jgb. the bankisse shines, had a wealth management music as a standout. flu. what are investors looking for from apple today. morning, everyone. this is bloomberg surveillance. i'm in zurich today. tom keene is in new york. we

hour, wein the last were talking about the idea that it's aer that's -- corner and business. the motivation for for competingon with amazon? they are not going to stop. there is no indication. >> no. that's one of the issues they continue to spend significant amounts of money, double-digit growth -- i think they are spending it smartly, on people and technology. the r&d remains very high at these companies. we are seeing a lot of spending in the cloud, they added another 4000 people, high-end engineers. the companies continue to reinvest in their business which creates a moat. me, breaking news -- pulse abby joseph cohen -- here's the breaking news on eli lilly. what's fascinating, these are the people -- i was saying the other day, i was saying, guess what? dogs die. 1954, they were the first people to do antibiotics on animals. this will be an interesting transaction. revenue and earnings are out on eli lilly. ins is an acclaimed company the biology and microbiology industry. we will come back -- everybody in the industry talking about this great article on factor investing