and in our signature segment, seattle police retraining to reduce their use of lethal force. next, on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. global security and trade dominated the two-day summit of leaders from 20 nations that concluded in germany today. the g20 meeting in hamburg drew large crowds of protesters, as these gatherings always do. but that did not disrupt the business inside. newshour weekend

that will be the silver lining in the dark cloud of seattle. liz: have you taken a look at seattle's tax on guns in the nl guns in ml and the fallout there? >> here's the thing about the specific excise taxes that make no sense. anybody who wants to can always cross a city border, county border or using the national borders and so if you impose some silly tax that is really nothing but political posturing, guess what, if i'm a gun owner in seattle, i sure as heck don't want to pay money to seattle politicians they don't want me to have constitutional rights, so i'll make sure to buy my guns and ammo someplace else. seattle, if they want to be sort of a case study, fantasyland of left-wing social policy and economic policy, go for it. you'll fail in the long run and maybe that will teach other places in america not to have the government. liz: good to see you. we love having you on. sun valley, idaho reports the first daughter, ivanka trump and her husband, jared kushner are headed to the annual allen & co. sun valley conference. we'll take you

the idea that the seattle study settled the debate, that is incorrect. but it is also true that the previous studies, they have strengths and flaws, and they also do not settle the debate. it is uncharted territory but i think if we think about it logically, it makes sense to think there is a moment when employers are going to see costs go up to a point where they're are going to have to make choices. logic tells us there is a moment where the cost could be really negative for a lot and the people most affected will be low income workers. host: florida, thanks for holding on, george, republican line. caller: great show, you're a good moderator. here are my questions, to the gentleman. i don't mean to be rude or i will just be honest because i own a business and i want you to try hiring some time. i don't know if you have ever been in business. you may have been a lawyer because you do answer with fake, vague minimizing , everything answers. so far, you told us workers are collectively innocent and businesses all wrong. here is my question. aside from all

just for the city of seattle itself, which is a small share of the total metro area. a federal minimum wage would have very different dynamics, because it's easier to relocate employment outside the city boundary than it is out of a national boundary or state boundary. >> that's an interesting point. what about the workers affected? do you have any demographic data on who they are? >> that's the next part of the study. so we're going to be combining data that we have already with data from the state to get the see the city might be willing to have a tradeoff, for example, if what we find is the teenagers were negatively affected, so that's going to be the next part of the study going forward. >> mark, thank you so much for your time, we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, we are "on the money," credit checks. changes in place this weekend that could help boost your score. >>> and later, looking for a cool wine to celebrate the fourth of july? we'll have a red and a white that won't cost if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, and you're taki

kennedy: the city of seattle has lost it mind. the irs accused of putting a mom and pop bridal shop out of business instead of settling back taxes. is bernie sanders' wife in legal trouble over a controversial land deal in vermont? grab an apron because it's time to turn up the heat. seattle used to be one of the most beautiful and livable cities in the world. but it devolved into a socialist hell hole. the do-geared her to tearian members on the city council want to enact punishing minimum wage laws, a gun tax and a tax on the wealthy that may not be legal. the $15 minimum wage has punished seattle's citizens who work fewer hours and take homeless hours. the seattle gun tax is supposed to punish second amendment adherence by slapping a $25 fee on gun purchases. and violence is skyrocketing by 35%. the emotionalists never understand unintended consequences. that's why the red geniuses on the i council approved a 2.2% income fox on the wealthy which will insure their most prospe prosperous citizens move to bellview where bill gates

the a's, well, just wasn't their day in seattle. as best as i can put it. today seattle ace 80 plenty. six shut out innings. got him here to the end 4th. 8 strikeouts. seattle up 1-0 in the 4th. cruz, when he gets a hold of one, boy. took him deep. fifth home run against oakland this season. 3-7 in the 7th 7th. he drove in a run. 3-3 in the game. seattle won it 4-0. the a's enter the break 39-50. rocky's pitcher at home. chance for history. no rocky's pitcher ever thrown a no hitter at coors field. great catch. 8th inning grab. no-no in tack. two outs away. the former giant broke up the no-no with the single to left to end his day. colorado won the game final of 10 to 0. golf, pga. this is what they were playing for in west virginia. xander schauffele tied for the lead on the par 3, 18. stuck the landing. the lead. later on 18. this one had to go. had to go. had to go. and it was short. the 23-year-old rookie got his first career pga tour win. give me a beauty shot, san francisco. pro beach volleyball stop. like a well oiled machine. it was that easy. women

beneath your feet. >> when you walk along seattle's sidewalk, you'll be walking on glass panels. >> reporter: but look deeper, and you'll see that the changes aren't for tourists. they're for natives. >> their function is to provide light to help thousands and thousands of little baby salmon. >> reporter: it's one feature of seattle's new seawall, a $400 million infrastructure project that's doubling as a really big science experiment. the biggest of jeff cordell's career:. >> nothing has ever been tried on this scale. you're walking on foot after foot after foot of new habitat. >> reporter: cordell wants to see if cities can better coexist with fish. for 80 years, seattle's seawall was like most-- a flat, concrete slab that held back the sea, but destroyed shallow water habitat that many species thrive on. every spring, young salmon would migrate from seattle's duwamish river to the ocean, and they're hardwired to stay close to shore, which means they run right into this. in the inky darkness under the pier, life can get confusing for a fish. >> there's a good example of a shadow l

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. >> i'm mike shumann in the first half of this season, loss in seattle. carlos stan made sure -- not one but two home runs. we'llb&p >>> a bike list in tennessee recovering at a flooing incident. take a look. an suv crashed into him. he was captured by a friend's go pro while riding along side him last night. you hear a horn honk, white truck passes safely follow closely by a black suv that runs into him and keep going. police later arrested marshall kneelly an administrator at a school. the school placed him on leave. it happened inside a national park so kneely call face travel charges as well. >>> in fresno today two people who were close friends never saw each other for nearly 40 years. tammy welcomed her pen pal steven to the u.s. they began writing to each other about 36 years ago after steve wen through tammy's yearbook and found her picture. >> i lost contact with her and managed to track her down. i think most people should stay friends. >> steve became a pare plea jik after back surgery. he's going to miami to meet up with the woman who introduc

dan springer has the details from seattle. dan? >> john grant is running a completely new type of campaign for seattle city council. he's asking virtually every person he meets to become a financial donor. >> we're funding our campaign through the democracy voucher program. >> each registered voter was mailed four $25 vouchers which can only be redeemed by candidates. grant a housing activist who is endorsed by the democratic socialist party has raised over $200,000, nearly all from vouchers, given by some of the most unlikely campaign donors, low income renters, non-citizens, and the homeless, all who can apply for vouchers, even if they can't or won't vote. >> someone who is homeless has just as many democracy vouchers as someone who is wealthy and living on a waterfront property in seattle. >> the vouchers are funded by a small property tax raising 3 million dollars. just a few weeks from the primary, and only 4% have been returned. unused voucher money will roll over to the next election cycle. but mark helps to prevent that, n

the protest in seattle was the largest political protests in recent history. this morning, it is mr. trump and putin holding the the world's attention in what's sure to be the most consequential meeting on trump's 169th day of his presidency. we have the trump-pew tip meeting, and we are covering the protests already underway. we begin with jay. jay, good morning to you. what can we expect from mr. trump and putin? >> reporter: hey, francis, good morning. well, the white house not tipping its hand at all, not discussing anything that could be on the agenda when the leaders meet in two hours. some of what is discussed you'd believe is north korea, ukraine, and, of course, the war on terror. many back home, including democratic congress members, who are demanding that the president confront president putin about russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. we have been told that the two briefly spoke this morning and shook hands ahead of this meeting, historic meeting here in hamburg, again, in just about two and a half hours. president pleaded this m

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look at seattle versus phoenix. it has not rained in seattle all summer long. it has already rained in phoenix 8 times. now, seattle is typically drier than phoenix this time of the year but it hasn't rained in seattle and it's rained eight more times in phoenix. no rain, giants 63 degrees as they take on the pirates game two of the series. warm tonight, fairfield, concord, livermore only down to 60. san rafael 54. fog returns to san francisco and pacifica mid-50s there. we have an area of low pressure sitting just to our north and west. basically right off the sonoma coastline. you can see the counterclockwise swirl of the wind wrapping around that. that's drawing up the tropical moisture causing flooding rainfall in las vegas and another day of showers in the sierra and more thunderstorms for arizona. all of that begins to move out. the low exits tomorrow. and things will gradually begin to change. we'll see an inland intrusion of the low cloud cover again covering you all in the east bay perhaps breaching castro valley spilling down into the tri-valley. and

dan springer in seattle. >> john grant is running a new type of campaign for seattle city council. he's asking for everyone to become a financial donor. >> funding the campaign through the democracy voucher program. >> each voter mailed four $25 vouchers. the candidate has raised over $200,000, nearly all from vouchers. given by low income renters, noncitizens, and the homeless, all who can apply for vouchers even if they can't or won't vote. >> someone who is homeless has just as many vouchers as someone who was wealthy and living on the waterfront. >> a few weeks from the primary, 4% have been returned. unused voucher money rolls over to the next election. not able to support a single candidate, he is suing to stop the program. >> it's a clear violation of first amendment rights. with free speech comes the right not to speak. >> we are participating in the democracy voucher program pays for: goal is to reduce the amount and influence of money in politics. in exchange for vouchers, candidates agree to a spending cap. it may not work. she got limits lifted because opponent, her opp

this won't work for seattle. it'll be like new york where rich people just decide they're going to make their living arrangements and live elsewhere. stuart: and they live for less than 180 nights in new york city, live elsewhere and still enjoy the city. >> exactly. stuart: the it's what always happens. that's why you're always a favorite guest on the program, mark steyn. we're not done with you yet. sit through this commercial break, you'll be back after this. >> okay. [laughter] you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. stuart: canada's prime minister, trudeau, has apologized to a former gitmo detainee, awarding him $8 million, a settl

. >>> we are following breaking news out of seattle. this delta airlines plane had to make an emergency landing after a passenger allegedly tried to get into the cockpit. airport spokesperson tells cnn the unruly passenger assaulted a flight attendant in the first class cabin, but other passengers subdued the suspect. the attendant and another passenger were injured, had to be taken to the hospital. their injuries are not life threat thenning. the suspect was taken into custody. the plane was heading from seattle to beijing, and delta says the passengers will be able to get on another flight and tonight, the airport says there is no information to suggest this was a national security threat. >>> couple of popular hiking trails in san jose are closed tonight. the reason? a mountain lion that's making itself very comfortable. it's been spotted several times just this week. to be safe, rangers have shut down the south rim trail, and one way road at alan walk park. ray is there tonight, and just spoke to a man that so you the mountain lion

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. >>> a flight from seattle to beijing is forced to turn around after a flight attendant is attacked. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. >>> this morning in germany, president trump and russian president vladimir putin will hold their first face-to-face meeting. it takes place amidst the g20 summit where terror and climate top the agenda. but the agenda for the trump-putin meeting may focus on u.s. elections and sharp difference of russian action in syria and ukraine. >>> those protests set to grow today as 20,000 german police officers try to control the violence. but inside, there is likely to be tension. police in riot gear clashed with protesters while cars were set on fire nearby. the scene played out for hours as police used pepper spray and batons ahead of the g20 summit. president trump met with angela merkel on thursday to discuss the topics on the agenda, most notably, north korea's test on the u.s. with a ballistic missile. the president said all options are on the table. >> i do

we're live from seattle next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: business "bloomberg markets." -- this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. amazon is gearing up for its third annual prime dan tomorrow. that is when sales go on for prime members. fleet has its own of planes to help. cory johnson is live in seattle. wise amazon releasing its own fleet? cory: this is one of the 24 planes that amazon has in its fleet. this one will be operational later today because they have a lot of stuff to do. amazon prime day was their biggest day of the last day. it really highlights the logistics operations that amazon has. also massive, but it's changing in scale. they have a hope of fulfillment we all feel so fulfilled in our hearts. they are much more close to consumers now. they have same-day delivery and consumers. andl are moving products the consumer move so faster. is it a cost concern? you mentioned street carriers along with the last mile service. is it a cost concern or a marketing concern or do they want to get in

safeco field in seattle. no score in the second. nelson cruz. shows off the arm strength. makes it look so easy. 4th inning, 1-0 mariners. no one is going to stop this cruise ball. crush to dead center, two-run homer. mariners up 2-0. rbi single to left, danny valencia scores. maraners win 4-0. they finish the first game under 500. >>> the green briar zander. he finished 12 under shlgts tide for third. clutch on 18, tee shot on the par 3. landed within 3 feet of the hole. top four players separated by one shot at one point on the back 9. taps in for birdie. takes the lead to 14-under. then had to wait and watch on the 18th. chance to force a playoff with a birdie chip. going to come up zblaer zander 14 under par. >>> monterey, these guys are insane. this race, jonathan ray was in a class of his own, setting a new race and lap record at laguna second a with one-minute 23.275 lap. he won easily and sta standings of 345 races. >>> squeamish, you may want to look away. richie nearly rides off, slides embank man. taken away via ambulance. >>> all right. into the states, didn't

the plane returned to seattle. the man was restrained and removed after landing. two people were taken to hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the flight was rescheduled. >>> foreign hackers have been breaching the computer systems of u.s. energy facilities including nuclear power stations according to the fbi and homeland security reported obtained by the "new york times". according to bloomberg the chief suspect is russia. dozens of facilities have been a targeted since may but it is unclear whether it is an attempt at espionage. no operation systems have been affected. in a joint statement the fbi and homeland security said there's no indication there's a threat to public safety and the hacks have been limited to administrative and business networks. >>> a federal judge denied a request by state of hawaii to expand exemptions to president trump's most recent travel ban. it affects six majority mums allows exemptions with those with close ties such as immediate family. hawaii argued it excludes grandparents or fiancees. but the judge said thursday that on

miguel almaguer, nbc news, seattle. >> the killing of a new york city officer brought attention to the dangers of the job. a problem faced by those around the country. more and more deciding to leave the force and they are having a hard time replacing them. nbc's gabe gutierrez now with that story. >> reporter: for the dallas police department, the pain is still raw. today marks one year since five officers were ambushed and killed during a march against police violence. >> not lost on us what you went through on that horrible night. >> reporter: the tributes coming on this same day san antonio officer miguel moreno was laid to rest after being shot. and the same week n.y.p.d. officer, mother of three was randomly assassinated at point blank range in her patrol car. >> that was an attack on all of us. >> reporter: so far this year, officer deaths are up 18%. >> when these guys are saying they don't want to do it any more, we have a problem in america. trying to get officers to come here, it's almost been impossible. >> reporter: since just october, 317 officers have left the dallas p.d

david: low-wage hourly workers in seattle paying the price for the wage hike. they are actually getting less pay now. [ noises inside can ] [ laughing ] it's driving me crazy come on. [ spitting from tongue ] time for my secret weapon. sports, movies, tv, ah, show me music to distract a minion. [ voice remote click ] oh! [ pharrell starts to play ] [ minion so happy to see screen ] ahh! i'm pretty smart. ahhh! [ lots of minions ] [ mooing sound ] show me unicorns. [ click noise for tv ] ahhh! that works too. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. see despicable me 3. in theaters in june. there is a new study showing the fight for 15 is backfiring on some low-wage workers in seatt seattle. workers there are earning $125 less each month because their employers were forced to cut their working hours. don't say we didn't warn you. >> when you explain to voters and explain to people why this will hurt them, people understand. you have to spell it out but people get that regulations end up hurting the economy and hurting jobs, allowing for wage negotiati

so here, homeless people in seattle are getting vouchers. everyone gets $100. they get four vouchers of $25 to spend in local elections. so it's really going to bent leftist candidates there. it will promise homeless people housing, and now they're getting to register to vote when they check in. and declared a city emergency in 2015 because of the amount of homeless there. it's being sued right now. the city is being sued by property owners who is it's against their right to take their money and then be used for partisan goals. but it is probably more beneficial to democrats than looking out of state for big money donation. >> yeah. the money is going toward big government spending. so your point is well taken. the 30 million-dollar property tax hike on homeowners to basically fund the political coughers of big spending bureaucrats. what do you think there? >> it's a prettying strategy. you need some handouts, you're going to get the money right back. liz: now, you understand you want to get, like, homeless people. you want to get the low bracket to vote. but g

seattle beelts oakland 7-2 is the final. well, the warriors have one roster spot left after zaza pachulia agreed to a one-year contract this afternoon. the question is whether it will go to magee or someone else. today the warriors introduced former laker nick young, also known as swaggy p. last year you might remember he tweeted this out. i hate golden state fans. they don't know nothing about basketball. hey, nick, why were you hating on dub nation? >> i think my phone was hack or something. everybody, hacking is beige thing these days. i think so. >> it is the russians. >> i left my phone somewhere, and -- no, but, yeah, you know, that's my story. >> sticking to it, huh? >> i was hack! lonzo ball making his debut for the lakers. first time he touches the bal

david: low-wage hourly workers in seattle paying the price for the wage hike. they are actually getting less pay now. listen. all it took was someone who would insist that i just try. suddenly everything was turned around because they judge you. you tell them i don't need this. no one is going to understand. unless they've been through it, how can they? then one day you realize... you feel so hopeless. i need help-- i need help. you feel so hopeless. then one day you realize... unless they've been through it, how can they understand? i don't need this. no one is going to judge you. suddenly everything was turned around because they insist that i just try. all it took was someone who would just... listen. [ no[ laughing ] an ] it's driving me crazy come on. [ spitting from tongue ] time for my secret weapon. sports, movies, tv, ah, show me music to distract a minion. [ voice remote click ] oh! [ pharrell starts to play ] [ minion so happy to see screen ] ahh! i'm pretty smart. ahhh! [ lots of minions ] [ mooing sound ] show me unicorns. [ click noise for tv ] ah

i talked by phone today with craig patrick in seattle.

. >>> now the scary moments aboard the delta flight from seattle to beijing. the flight was forced to turn back when police say a passenger attacked a flight attendant while trying to open an exit door. fellow passengers jumped in to subdue the man and tied him down. miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: shortly after the delta flight was airborne, chaos in the aisle. >> approaching delta 12 t, an emergency. >> reporter: authorities say 23-year-old joseph hudek assaulted a flight attendant and injured at least one assisting passenger after he was seen pacing and tried to open the exit door midflight. >> we could hear screaming, commotion and, you know, my first thought was is this a terrorist attack? >> reporter: passengers on that delayed flight arriving in beijing today, say the injured flight attendant is a hero. >> she hit the man over the head with a bottle, which knocked him down. >> she was wounded, and then they got -- five passengers got him down and zip tied him. >> reporter: delta flight 129 departed seattle thursday night headed to beijing w

seattle beelts oakland 7-2 is the final. well, the warriors have one roster spot left after zaza pachulia agreed to a one-year contract this afternoon. the question is whether it will go to magee or someone else. today the warriors introduced former laker nick young, also known as swaggy p. last year you might remember he tweeted this out. i hate golden state fans. they don't know nothing about basketball. hey, nick, why were you hating on dub nation? >> i think my phone was hack or something. everybody, hacking is beige thing these days. i think so. >> it is the russians. >> i left my phone somewhere, and -- no, but, yeah, you know, that's my story. >> sticking to it, huh? >> i was hack! lonzo ball making his debut for the lakers. first time he touches the ball, the alley-oop to ingram. lonzo struggled from the floor, was two of 15. don't tell that to today, he already has lonzo winning rookie of the year. the lakers fall to clippers in over time 96-93. the abc sports report brought to you by river rock casino. only summer

a delta flight from seattle to beijing is forced to turn around after a flight attendant is attacked. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. this morning in germany, president trump and russian president vladimir putin will hold their first face-to-face meeting. it takes place amidst the g20 summit where trade, terrorism and climate top the agenda. but the agenda for the trump-putin meeting may focus on u.s.-russia relations, including russia meddling in the u.s. election and sharp differences over russia's actions in syria and ukraine. jane is here with more. jane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne marie. those protests set to grow today as 20,000 german police officers try to control the violence. president trump tweeted this morning, i look forward to all meetings today with world leaders, including my meeting with vladimir putin. much to discuss. police in riot gears clashed with protesters on the streets of hamburg this morning while several cars were randomly set on fire nearb

. >> it includes salt lake city and close to seattle. numerous thunderstorms still causing concern for flooding, courtesy of the monsoon at moisture coming out of the south. so we have yet extended problems with urban flash flooding, sudden flooding and desert washes and blowing dust in the desert. ariel, kendis? >> what was tropical storm dawn is still making waves. a new one is forming and its name is hillary. that's right, don and hillary it's just a coincidence of course. and this hillary has just come from lists drawn up years in advance from the world meteorological organization. >> just when you thought you were done with this parg. > >>> a bison brigade stopped traffic in new hampshire. about a dozen of them escaping from a farm in manchester. neighbors think they were frightened by loud roadwork and took off. the whole neighborhood got together to help the bison get back home. >>> colorado police say a gang of kids vandalized a bunch of offices near denver, but it's not what you think. >> here are the kids. yeah, you see them. t

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i would have thought that was unconstitutional but this is seattle. one candidate endorsed by the socialist party has cashed in $129,000 worth of vouchers. that's nearly two-thirds of the total amount of voucher money dispersed to the socialists. remember, please, it was the socialist who pushed through the minimum wage increase in seattle and then try today cover up the disastrous result. of course, it is technically. it's right there on the left coast, it is. [laughter] stuart: in opinion of this american citizen, seattle is profoundly un-american. i jumped out of the socialist frying pan when i left europe. i really don't want to be jumping into the socialist fire of seattle. i live in new jersey. the third hour of varney & company is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: we are up on dow industrials, s&p on s&p 500 and up on the nasdaq. some of the big banks, they have been reporting their profits, citi, first republic, jpmorgan, all of the bank stocks on down. i want to move swiftly to the senate health reform plan, mitch mcconnell wants to vote ne

that's thatonsoon m seattle. we continue to have record breaking heat from lake ontario through southern california. we'll have the rest of the weekend forecast coming up. >> all right, bill. >> check this out. this has to be one of the craziest home runs in aaa history. a batter for the oklahoma city dodgers, he smacks the ball out to far right and the right fielder goes back to try to catch it. off the head it bounces over the wall. three-run home run. fortunately, though, look at that, pow, right over his head. that happened to jose canseco about 24 years ago. didn't cost the team his game. his team came back and won over oklahoma city. so all is well. >> all right. still ahead -- barcelona. dozens hurt in a morning train crash. plus, chilling details behind a murder aboard a cruise ship. you're watching "early today." psoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see

. >>> plus a tax revolt in seattle. washington state's gop calling for civil disobedience from some of the city's residents and biotech bounce can you still get in or has it gotten away from you "power lunch", hour two, starts right now. >>> major indices in the green across the board right now s&p and nasdaq hitting all-time highs. look at where we stand the dow is higher by 0.2, and the nasdaq adds 0.6 of a percent. ibm the biggest drag on the dow, trading on a 52-week low after disappointing earnings mastercard and visa hitting all-time highs today we should know that american express is at a one-year high ahead of its earnings release, and vertex after positive results for a cystic fibrosis drugs. >>> the president putting the pressure on, saying they need to make good to the promise they made to the american people that this he would repeal obamacare eamon. >> reporter: you're right. he even chided those republican senators saying he change his mind from yet. to come to republicans to negotiate, today he put the pr

going back to the wto in seattle back in 1999 when seattle police fought running battles with protesters using tear gas, rubber bullets. we were there covering that as we were covering bill clinton who was the president at the time. i remember being out there in the thick of it, with grenade going off. then it was genoa for the g8 in 2001 were cars were overturn and set on fire. there were battles between protesters and police as well. we see the same thing here in hamburg now in 2017. you see a collection of anti-globalist protesters, anti-capitalist protesters. at the same time, there's probably a group of middle class families who would be out here i would expect, much more peacefully protesting the policies of these 20 richest nations of the world. it's what happens literally every time these leaders get together. it's particularly aggressive in europe here. there's obviously a long history of aggressive and violent protest in europe. particularly the older part of europe. germany, france, countries like that. we also again, have seen this in the united states. which is why there was

. >> reporter: i'm morgan brennan in seattle, washington. in just a few short hours, more than 25,000 packages like these will be loaded onto this boeing 767 cargo plane. meet amazon prime air. we're going to tell you all about it on "nightly business report." >>> the newspaper industry is banding together to take on google and facebook. the "washington post," the "wall street journal," "the new york times" among others will appeal to federal lawmakers to let them negotiate collectively against the tech companies which currently command more than 70% of the digital ad industry in the u.s. current antitrust laws traditionally prevent companies from forming such an alliance. >>> that mighty river called amazon is looming now once again over best buy. shares of the electronics retailer fell on reports that amazon plans to launch its own geeks. its own service to help customers set up and troubleshoot gadgets. that would be similar to best buy's popular geek squad service. according to recode, amazon is willing to send an army of inhouse geeks,

this is what seattle will look like in 50 years? hopefully it is nowhere but there are those that do look like that. so that is the backdrop for what i want to talk about the talking in the terms that i was just talking about is when you think of a city you think of the roads and buildings and the skyscrapers of new york or paris but of course, that is just a stage for what this city really is because it is a really a place to facilitate action for human beings this machine that brings people together to interactive and exchange information and create the idea is to innovate and create wealth like everything else so this is more the image of the city really with that infrastructure that what is wonderful about this is people have been doing this for 2,000 years the stage is still the same but here is of marvelous picture of new york 120 years ago you can feel that innovation and interaction and you could impose on to these ideas the creation of wealth and this is what york is about to. it doesn't look like that anymore those buildin

to beijing has to come back to seattle after a man in first class assaulted a flight attendant. passengers jumped in and subdue the man until the flight turned around and landed back in seattle. >> last night's games with the nats and braves delayed for three >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, violence erupts at the g20 summit. protesters forced back by water cannons and tear gas. retaliating by throwing bottles, fires in the streets. more than 70 officers injured. as president trump meets with vladimir putin for the first time in that high-stakes face-off, after trump's toughest talk yet about russia. >> we urge russia to cease its destabilizing activities. >> what will happen behind those closed doors? >>> under attack, the new threat to u.s. nuclear plants, hackers targeting the critical american power grid. the fbi and homeland security on the hunt for the attackers. the fear this morning that a foreign country might be trying to cause a blackout in the u.s.

investigators are trying to what caused this seattle. four of the trains 50 cars ended up -- south of seattle. four of the train's 50 cars ended up off the tracks. their world me a few minor injuries. only atory -- there were few minor injuries. a big story out of pennsylvania. a man accused of killing a teenage girl in a road rage incident has been charged. >> 28-year-old david does ofsist in jail, accused murder. authorities call the death of beyond the senseless. >> pulling a gun, aiming the gun , and being able to shoot somebody in the head from one moving vehicle to another is a calculated act. >> the manhunt came to an end sunday morning when he turned himself into police. this picture from a highway camera showing him in a red pickup truck, trying to merge into the same lane. he opened fire before using the shoulder to speed away. somebody didn't want to merge into a lane of traffic and because of that a young woman is dead today. >> police believe a 40 caliber handgun was used to kill the 18 your old. >> we were all proud of her