anna: the yen is getting sold. dollar is also getting a boost from the fed's dudley, talking about interest-rate increases in the fed's cards. we are back to talking about the fed as well, alongside the geopolitics. manus: and of course, the other comment coming from dudley. we will talk about that. you don't need a phd, do you, to run the fed? anna: we will get a further update on the asian session in just a moment. for the bloomberg first word news now, let's get to sophie. reporter: donald trump has called out white supremacists for their role in charlottesville. there was an initial failure to peopleese accountable. >> racism is evil and those who cause violence in the same are thugs, including the kkk, neo na hate groupser that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. ceo to : the third quit donald trump's panel in 24 hour. it has become a meshed in the political fallout. this came just hours after kenneth frazier stepped down, followed by the ceo of under armour. president trump has asked his of

at the time anna was home in l.a. caring for their then nearly 1-year-old son, jack. >> i'm out here for five months and i'm in england right now and where we're doing this interview, and my wife and my child are back in l.a. it's been the hardest thing being away. >> now chris is worth an estimated $30 million. he even gave his lawyer a shoutout during april's "walk of fame" dedication. >> he's closed some of the biggest renegotiations in history. i'm not sure disney and marvel are as happy with you as i am. >> anna meanwhile is worth an estimated $20 million, and if there is no prenuptial agreement? divorce attorney kelly chang rickert speculates that dividing assets could get ugly. >> when you are dividing assets, whoever has the greater earning capacity doesn't matter. it's only when you are calculating spousal support. if chris is making more income than anna, then anna should be receiving some sort of support. >> as for when they split? it appears the decision happened very recently. on june the 3rd, anna conduc

anna: thank you back to you. anna: thank you. the top story they are dealing with this morning is spain, the spanish terror attack in barcelona. please killed five suspected terrorists in a town south of barcelona overnight hours after a van attack in the catalan capital left 13 dead and 100 injured. there is a live picture from barcelona and police are saying the operation carried out south of barcelona was linked to a possible terror attack. the are also saying operation is linked to a possible terror attack. the next story there, is the impact on the attack and the concern over the growing controversy around donald trump, that is spooking markets. you have dollar-yen on the move, the three-day rally in terms of yen by 1.25%. we are heading to the 1.9%. trade, theality reality of the trump administration is that gary cohn is what wall street and the banks were banking on. anna: pressure on the ceo's not to lend their reputations to president trump pressure on the other side in the reverse, pressure on the market and business co

at the time anna was home in l.a. caring for their then nearly 1-year-old son, jack. >> i'm out here for five months and i'm in england right now and where we're doing this interview, and my wife and my child are back in l.a. it's btheen e hardest thing awing ay. >> now chris is worth an estimated $30 million. he even gave his lawyer a shoutout during april's "walk of fame" dedication. >> he's closed some of the biggest renegotiations in history. i'm not sure disney and marvel are as happy with you as i am. >> anna meanwhile is worth an estimated $20 million, and if there is no prenuptial agreement? divorce attorney kelly chang rickert speculates that dividing assets could get ugly. >> when you are dividing assets, whoever has the greater earning capacity doesn't matter. it's only when you are calculating spousal support. if chris is making more income than anna, then annaul receiving some sort of support. >> as for when they split? it appears the decision happened very recently. on june the 3rd, anna conducted an int

at that time anna was the big jest movie star. chris was dmast "guardians of the galaxy." >> it's very surreal. >> we were with chris at the 2013 london shoot. anna was home caring for their nearly 1-month-old. >> i'm out here for five months. i'm doing thisnt ierview and my wife and child are in a.l.a. >> now chris is worth an estimated $30 million. anna is worth an estimated 20 million and if t prenuptial agreement, divorce attorney says coming to a financial resolution could get complicated. >> whenever you're dividing assets, it doesn't matter. it's only when you're calculating spousal report. >> off a little memoir not out yet. we'll take a look at that, hear what she says about chris and his co-star, jennifer lawrence. >> this is all jennifer lawrence's fault. watch them be a thing. wow. here's the thing, jlaw actually has a man and now for the first time she's talking about it. >> that would be so bad. i would look immediately guilty. >> what kind of car were you expecting? >> the topic year relationship with the boy friend

. >> what tore chris pratt and anna farris apart? >> why aren't you wearing your wedding ring. >> and what anna's revealing in her new memoir. >> doing the right thing. >> plus, confessions from jennifer lawrence. her first interview about her boyfriend. >> whoa. >> i know. >> then taylor swift stares down the man she says groped her. inside the denver courtroom. >> plus, glenn campbell remembered. we look back at our six decades account music legend. then the first video of bachelor in paradise. >> cut it. cut it. >> remember "dynasty"? how the remake is even wilder than the original. >> oh, my god. >> and what's better than a gas station dance party with channing tatum? ♪ ♪ >> our exclusive road trip with the superstar. >> imagine that. >> now this is "entertainment tonight." >>> what a week it's been for chris pratt and anna farris after they announce their eight years of marriage is unfortunately over. breaks your heart a little bit, right? what went wrong? well, we have clues to why they separated. >> have you been celebrati

the ceo joins anna and i next. ♪ anna: welcome back to bloomberg: daybreak. the residential housing developer taylor wimpey reported revenue of one point 73 billion pounds for the first half of the year. speak to peter redfern. right have you on the program. the bank of england has been warning about the state of the consumer in the u.k. and consumer credit. is that something that unnerves you when you look ahead to the rest of the year and into next? peter: it is something we keep an eye on. we are finding trading to be very strong, confidence among customers to be good. the interest rates, they are paying are at an all-time low. that means they are not that fragile, but certainly as we look into next year and beyond, it is something we are aware of and cautious about. manus: one thing we have written about his affordability. nationally in england, homes cost eight times workers wages. pretty seen on the doorstep? our people concerned about affordability? are they having a tough time getting access to them it on more just -- mortgage access to finance? peter

at the time anna was home in l.a. caring for their then nearly 1-year-old son, jack. >> i'm out here for five months and i'm in england right now and where we're doing this interview, and my wife and my child are back in l.a. it's been the hardest thing being away. >> now chris is worth an he even gave his lawyer a shoutout during april's "walk of fame" dedication. >> he's closed some of the biggest renegotiations in history. i'm not sure disney and marvel are as happy with you as i am. >> anna meanwhile is worth an estimated $20 million, and if there is no prenuptial agreement? divorce attorney kelly chang rickert speculates that dividing assets could get ugly. >> when you are dividing assets, whoever has the greater earning capacity doesn't matter. it's only when you are calculating spousal support. if chris is making more income han anna, then anna should be receiving some sort of support. >> as for when they split? it appears the decision happened very recently. on june the 3rd, anna conducted an interview for "li

anna: a grave and serious threat. shinzo abe calls for increased pressure on pyongyang as north korea file -- fires a missile over japan. clicks i am agreement that we must convene and emergency u.n. meeting and increased restaurant north korea. manus: america's gulf coast braces for another hammering after devastating floods sound gasoline rises higher for the session. anna: the gloves comes off in the latest round of brexit talks. we are live in brussels. a warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe, our flagship morning show from here in london. manus: where waking up to her -- we are waking up to a complication of global risk, north korea bringing tensions to bear. the on markets are moving and this is the impact, 78.02. the lower dollar or risks and north korea, the daily prophet says we need to start paying attention, gold is at 2017 highs. it is not just a technical move. positions are the most bullish and 11. , the prime 12 hours minister of japan said this is a grave and serious threat. launching the missile o

anna: adjusted misery. the level suggesting of misery, or if you prefer the level of happiness, is now in the best position it has been since the start of the euro project. more importantly, the divergence between the core and the peripheral members of the eurozone, that convergence is equally the best it has been since 2007. since before the worst of the crisis itself. it adds fuel to the argument that mr. draghi seems to be leading. inflation is yesterday's problem and he may review policy. manus: you would make the point that the rise of value could be an obstructed force for the productivity gain. >> the underlying -- manus: it's could threaten. >> mr. trump he could do bucket loads of qe which addresses the symptom, inflation. surely,rlying problem, is that the eurozone is a monetary union without enough economic union. in that the countries that joined the euro or simply to disparate and found out later when greece had debt problems that they were so disparate they had to help each other to stay in th

juliette: anna, thank you. donald trump threatened to shut down the government over his border wall could come to take the job of raising the debt ceiling. congress needs to pass a spending measure. it is facing a deadline to raise the nation's debt limit. republican leaders don't have a plan or how they will proceed the one scenario is to package the two together. the u.s. is pairing another round of sanctions to top -- to punish the government of venezuela. -- one of the people said the next step in the campaign to pressure the president is still being debated within the trump administration. assured under the leadership of president trump, the united states of america will continue to bring the full measure of american economics and diplomatic power to bear and until democracy is restored in venezuela. juliette: japan's current run of economic growth provides in now or never opportunity to tackle the nation's debt. that is according to the lobby group, the japan association of corporate executives. the chair

anna: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg best," i am anna edwards. let's continue our global tour of the world's top stories with the president's order in washington that could have serious repercussions in beijing. ♪ president trump is set to take on china. he will sign a memo directing the u.s. trade representative to consider launching a formal investigation into china's a -- a legit theft of intellectual -- alleged theft of intellectual property. >> we will safeguard the copyrights, patents trademarks trade secrets and other intellectual property that is so vital to our security and to our prosperity. >> look, we're still a long way from the trade war that we thought we would have at the start of the year. this seems like another play in a wider geopolitical issue that is going on around north korea. president trump is using trade as a stick with china and in fact he has said as much. there is a significant source of grievance here among companies when you listen to the chambers of commerce, not just american, but around the world. but nonethel

♪ anna: janet yellen and mario draghi. the central bank's inflation target is that it will be met. >> to low inflation is dangerous. that was probably the think in taking the 2% target. japan's core consumer prices inch higher, lagging behind the gains in economic growth. harvey sentane gasoline surging. -- sends gasoline surging. manus: judgment day. heir prepares to receive his fate. we are live in seoul. ♪ anna: a welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." there is an old saying which is around and around she goes, where she settles, nobody knows. where will be dollar and tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the united states of america? the positioning is so stretched. there is something that has crept into the psyche of the market. rally like this and we are heading for the first monthly gain on the dollar. the question for markets is according to networks. investors are undermining the prospects of federal reserve tightening. anna: we are seeing dollar pools adding to the positioning. not everybody is bullish. there is a survey s

anna: and i'm anna edwards. manus is back. we have news breaking from allianz, the german financial giant, the owner of pimco. we have headlines coming through today. inflow, $52 billion in the second quarter. about some of these numbers already. the q2 revenue number looks lower than announced, at $13 billion. well, interesting as ¥1.75 trillion in that the four-year net income levels. getting some details on the first quarter performance of the company and some forecasts for the year ahead coming in from toyota. to what extent are they trying to share those are indeed -- those r&d? the two companies are nearing a deal to buy stakes in one another and build a u.s. factory. manus: let's give you the top lines on second quarter adjusting operating profit. ago. up from a year it is a turnaround story. they are operating at a buffer .f capital at over 14.8% in the margin is at 2.81%. this is what the cfo had to say about the numbers at rbs. of very good set of results. we are encouraged by the progress we are making. it is our b

manus and anna. anna: thank you, juliette saly with the latest on the markets. president donald trump's is this after a disbanded growing number of ceos quit or threaten to quit in protest on his response to the violence in charlottesville. if it's to himself as a savvy businessman who would unleash growth on u.s. companies. manus: the trump administration is unlikely to be able to in a significant tax reform, larry summers said. >> maybe there will be some tax foring, but the prospects structural reform, which was the aspiration of the president laid out are minimal at this stage. anna: let's ring in -- bring in an analyst. was supposed to have good relationships with business, it has not had -- happened that way. hethat was one of his points used to sell himself, i am a ceo, i can get the best things done and other ceos will back me and they have. that is why they were on this consult. after the president doubled down on his remarks about the charlottesville incident after called outack and white supremacist and went back to the many sides are gimmick, it was

from here in the city of london, on anna edwards. with got commerzbank reporting a second-quarter net loss, 630 537ion euros, a loss of million. that lost a bit wider than what we expected. they are giving us guidance in 2017, saying they see it slightly positive net result. this is germany's second-largest listed bank. that antly found out company disclosed owning 5%, making his business the second largest shareholder after the german government, which bailed out commerzbank. byy plan to cut 6000 jobs 2020, to free up cash in other areas. sticking with the banking theme, we have numbers out of societe generale. profits down 28%. litigation clouds lingering over this international dealings. the products business helping the trading to outperform some of their rivals. they are also grappling with litigation. that is, to some extent, overshadowing the underlying performance. this is france's third-largest banking business. on the trading side, interesting to note that they slightly trailed expectations. quite the opposite of what we sa

anna: let's get more from stephen. talking about what is happening here, this is what we call of victory? they managed to maybe stem the flow a little bit? as a result go out and buy more treasuries? a stephen: i think it is a reflection of the fact that china made progress stemming the outflow. oversight.more limiting fda-related outgrowth from state-owned enterprises. what is also a product of the improving global trade picture. for various reasons because of weak investment growth, because of small global imbalances on a number of issues. trade and fiscal deficits in the u.s. the deficit will not reach the pre-crisis norms in terms of key ofitations -- cumulation reserves. when you look at it through the fx prism without a rally. manus: you say there's a different ways to look at it. there is a return to normalcy. short-term trade then returned to normalcy. stephen: modestly higher. 66 five.a stop in at you are targeting a move over 1-2 months. below 665.slightly here is the strategy we think china will try to achie

anna: thank you for waiting there. let's look at what we learned yesterday, the numbers better than estimates. their bute that for what did we learn from the diesel summit? michael: apart from added incentives on scrapping or trading in older diesels, what was announced yesterday was preannounced a few weeks ago that they will recall euro five and euros six diesels for a software fix which will hopefully reduce the nitrogen 30%. by 25% to manus: do you think that what you saw and what you heard yesterday, was it theater for the politicians to -- and industry to appease, do you think the consumer will be happier? they are doing a software fix. michael: in terms of reassuring the consumer have not gone far enough in this is taking into account that sales have fallen significantly over the past couple of months, most pronounced in germany and the u.k. for diesels. anna: yen to be a said they are on track for toy 5000 electric vehicles, this story any momentum. in the meantime they are clinging to the diesel sales, they ne

and i words. -- i am anna edwards. matt: imf miller. anna: talk about the united states and houston specifically. so much of the united states energy market, a landmark hurricane, a landmark storm now earlys over texas area estimates of what kind of economic impact we might see here, 24 billion dollars. stay, howhe reins to long they keep falling is going to be one of the key questions. what has this done to markets? gasoline spread flying as harvey looms. futures are the same. oil steady but refineries have been flooded. more than 10% of the fuel making capacity. farcolonial pipeline, so from houston to the east coast of the united states it seems we have no word that it is not running as normal. certainly that would be one way that this crisis in houston will spread to the united dates in an economic sense. what is happening on the market? is really the focus of commodity markets. around the world people are watching this story, writing throughout the weekend. they say the rain could last another 100 hours. a look at

anna: thank you. the u.k. prime minister theresa may has touchdown in japan in search of a post-brexit trade deal. u.k. government is asking for more negotiating time as of march 2000 -- the march deadline looms. i suppose this is simple, they are a big investor into the u.k. but there is some irony here. she is asking the japanese to consider using the roadmap of a pro-japan trade deal as forma for one between the u.k. and japan. s this irony or is this life? pain: there is nothing and ask. with you get something is another point. japan has a very healthy relationship with the u.k. and has had some clever and lucrative investments over the years. my assessment and i visit and on a regular basis, is that that will continue. they like the way the market, the way we innovate, we design so there is an attractiveness there. anna: speaking of things that might have driven that a lot, the pound a little bit weak and we started the program talking about this, nearing levels that prompted comment last year. the last t

anna: i am anna edwards. a quick look at the futures. let's see where we are expected to open up at the start of the european equity trading day. the asian session and words from u.s. officials saying nuclear war with north korea is not imminent. that adding a little more calm to equity markets then we saw at the end of last week. as a result we are expected to go higher in the end of the european trading day. up around 16%. -- up around .6%. the asian session pretty much flat. the markets playing catch-up on the japanese front. because of that confronting comforting wording out of u.s., we have something slightly calming. matt: it is always comforting on a monday morning to wake up and read that nuclear war is not imminent. that is why the bond market recovered a little bit. take a look at the risk radar. i have a couple of indicators that were less worried about total armageddon. a 10-year rising in yield, 2.2 basis points. there is an up arrow there. we colored it read. -- colored it red. less need for the safe haven. you see 1285.83.

at that time anna was the big jest movie star. chris was dmast "guardians of the galaxy." >> it's very surreal. >> we were with chris at the 2013 london shoot. anna was home caring for their nearly 1-month-old. >> i'm out here for five months. i'm doing this interview and my wife and child are in a.l.a. >> now chris is worth an estimated $30 million. anna is worth an estimated 20 million and if there is no prenuptial agreement, divorce attorney says coming to a financial resolution could get complicated. >> whenever you're dividing assets, it doesn't matter. it's only when you're calculating spousal report. >> off a little memoir not out yet. we'll take a look at that, hear what she says about chris and his co-star, jennifer lawrence. >> this is all jennifer lawrence's fault. watch them be a thing. wow. here's the thing, jlaw actually has a man and now for the first time she's talking about it. >> that would be so bad. i would look immediately guilty. >> what kind of car were you expecting? >> the topic is j. law's one year relati

. >> why chris pratt and anna faris are calling it quits. were there clues months ago? >> why aren't you wearing your wedding ring? >>> plus, celebrity date nights. a glammed up j-rod stops traffic. gorge and amal in italy, and ryan gosling with ava mendes -- where the couple was caught hand in hand. >>> and taylor swift versus the man accused of groping her. why he is crying victim. >> plus -- >> serena baby shower! >> inside serena's hot celebration with her star squad. >> this is the last thing. >> then -- ♪ joe jonas joined "the voice." his bromance with adam levine. >> look at him. he is a beautiful man. >>> now for august 7, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> we tried hard for a long time -- those were the words from chris pratt and anna faris on their very surprising split. >> so after eight years of marriage, what went wrong? we have clues to why they separated. >> have you been celebrating quality time? >> it has been awesome. yeah. >> subdued and seemingly uncomfortable by the mention of chris two weeks ago at her last public appearance at "the emoji

on the 30th, anna likes a twitter post about divorce. a few days earlier, on the 23rd, she hit the red corporate without her husband. >> you and chris both wrapped. have you been celebrating? quality time? >> it's been awesome. yeah. >> now the person who got perhaps the most hate in this split, it wasn't chris, wasn't anna, but jennifer lawrence. >> twitter blew up. with people blaming her for the breakup. how about this one -- quote, this is all jennifer lawrence's fault, and watch chris pratt and jennifer lawrence be a thing. here's the thing, people. j-law actually has a man, and now for the first time, she is talking all about him. >> i would be so bad at getting interrogated. i would look immediately guilty. any way, what kind of hard-hitting journalistic questions do you have? >> the topic is j-law's almost one-year relationship with her boyfriend darren aronofsky. she's 26. he's 48. j-law says simply, we had energy, but quickly adds, i had energy for him. i don't know how he felt about me. speaking openly for her new "vogue" cove

and "30 rock." >>> now to chris and anna faris' split. the couple always spoke to lovingly about each other. we were lucky enough to be apart of many of those moments. let's go inside their hollywood love story. >> he's my country boy. i like to keep him that way. >> they were the couple we rooted for. and seemed to be very unhollywood in how they approached marriage in the spotlight. >> i heard people say, don't go to bed mad. that's garbage. sometimes you have to go to bed mad, but at least touch sgloeps they was the chuby guy from "parks and recreation" but she was known requester "the scary movie" films. no one was more excited than anna. >> i'm thrilled to be here with him and by his side, and i just, you know, i can't believe that my sweet husband is a movie star. >> earlierer this year, he returned to tv as a guest star on anna's cbs series, "mom". >> i'll gladly be your dirty little secret. >> you make it hotter. >> why aren't you wearing your wedding ring? >> i -- i -- i'm so sorry. i -- >> that's cool. >> why aren't you wearing

i'm anna edwards. european broadcasters are teaming up with each other to fend off competition from google and facebook. that, as global digital is supposed to surpassed television for the first time this year. let's get more from our telecoms reporter, who joins us here. so, we think this tie up between broadcasters only now. why all of a sudden feeling the pressure from an environment that has been changing for some time? >> for the last decade we have seen online ads take away from print. so, newspapers, magazines, billboards. right now we finally see those take away from television for the first time. we are hitting a tipping point, where these television broadcasters are saying, we have got to react here. anna: what are they trying to do? are they trying to provide better data to their clients? >> they are trying to compete with what google, facebook and youtube can do, providing targeted ads. they get all this rich information coming from the users of their services. television broadcasters are f

on the 30th, anna likes a twitter post about divorce. a few days earlier, on the 23rd, she hit the red corporate without her husband. >> you and chris both wrapped. have you been celebrating? quality time? >> it's been awesome. yeah. >> now the p perhaps the most hate in this split, it wasn't chris, wasn't anna, but jennifer lawrence. >> twitter blew up. with people blaming her for the breakup. how about this one -- quote, this is all jennifer lawrence's fault, and watch chris pratt and jennifer lawrence be a thing. here's the thing, people. j-law actually has a man, and now for the first time, she is talking all about him. >> i would be so bad at getting interrogated. i would look immediately guilty. any way, what kind of hard-hitting journalistic questions do you have? >> the topic is j-law's almost one-year relationship with her boyfriend darren aronofsky. she's 26. he's 48. j-law says simply, we had energy, but quickly adds, i had energy for him. i don't know how he felt about me. speaking openly for her new "vogue" cover story, jenn

quote, anna and chris were so in love. it's just insane. >> on the 9th in tokyo, chris, nearly 5-year-old son jack and anna explored the cherry blossoms. >> thank you. >> on the 19th, they were at a high schoolly wood premiere. >> i was so much more nervous than chris was. >> and two days later at his walk of fame dedication, anna give this heartfelt speech. >> thank you for being my husband, and i love you so much. >> i suggest every husband find a way to have your wife give you a speech about what you mean to her. >> then in may, the two began a very busy time apart. chris was in the uk, and then in hawaii finishing production on "the jurassic world" sequel, and then in june, anna was filming the "overboard" remake with eva longoria. in july, trouble started to appear. in july the couple was reunited at home in l.a. and it seems that's when the signs of trouble started to appear. july 21st, anna liked a twitter post about divorce and on the 23rd hit the "emoji" red carpet without her husband. >> the clooneys are hollywoo

quote, anna and chris were so in love, it's just insane. when did you guys realize, like, okay, this is working out? this is my moment? >> is it? i love that idea. >> in april, no signs of trouble. >> you trapped? >> give me our hand. >> on the 9th in tokyo, chris, nearly 5-year-old son jack, and anna explored the cherry blossoms during the "guardians" press tour. >> you're hot. >> thank you. >> on the 19th, they were at a hollywood premiere. >> i was so much more nervous than chris was. >> and two days later at his walk of fame dedication, anna give this heartfelt speech. >> thank you for being my husband, and, um, i love you so much. >> i suggest every husband find a way to have your wife give you a speech about what you mean to her. >> then in may, the two began a very busy time apart. chris was in the uk, and then in hawaii finishing production on "the jurassic world" sequel, and then in june, anna was in vancouver, filming the "overboard remake with eva longoria. in july, trouble started to appear. on the 23rd, hit the "emoji" red carp

anna and manus. anna: thank you. today marks 100 days in office for president emmanuel macron. manus: it is part of a plan to laborup the country's laws to reinvigorate the economy. joining us now we have our guest from paris. we had a guest this morning suggesting that mac run campaigns in poetry and governed in prose. macron is finding that is not going to work in france. does he have a reality check? guest: it certainly is a reality check. the overall record is mixed and the one slightly objective measure we have is the polls. macron since late june has been sliding in the polls and it leave but he is below the level that france will francois hollande was. there has been a few quirks and there have been doubts among some in the french population as to the direction of this government. we will see what happens next. anna: why does it had from here? -- where does it had from here? that could be one of the things that how government how things look in the fall. mark: that labor market reform which is almost true now, the labor market reform and the budget cuts which will be com

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: anna-lysa, thank you. amid the fallout, both the cleveland clinic and the american cancer society scrapping plans for fundraisers and president trump's mar-a-lago a state in florida. this will be the first time in eight years the cleveland clinic will not hold their event there. the clinic is not saying why. the american cancer society cited a variety of factors, including costs. jonathan: breaking news from southeast washington, where 295 is closed to the maryland state line. the police say that somebody jumped off a bridge at an intersection. there is no word on when 295 will reopen, but stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for come in. steve: the first forecast from stormwatch 7 this thursday evening, the temperature still very warm, 81 degrees at reagan national. feels like temperatures 5, 6 degrees hotter. showers and thunderstorms out there. front royal, the showers fizzling out. no immediate impact on the metro, but tomorrow another hot tonight andfog into tomorrow morning. hot and humid tomorrow afternoon,

anna-lysa gayle has more on this. alison, although the vote was delayed, many still felt the need to weigh in. it was definitely a talker around town and online. these are just some of the letters council members have received on the topic. policegeorge's county officers standing by at the college park council meeting as a heated discussion was underway. >> i expressed my opposition to a noncitizen voting. >> all in favor of the motion? anna-lysa: tuesday night the council was supposed to weigh in on the measure that would give noncitizens the power to vote in city elections, but decided to delay the voting until september 12. >> the purpose is to allow the council to discuss having a referendum on the november ballot. anna-lysa: that did not stop community members from speaking out on both sides. >> it amazes me that people who cry -- d in our elections are the same people who push for them to vote. anna-lysa: christine first introduced a proposal that would give undocumented immigrants a chance to vote in city elect

anna: we will digest some of that. if you have low expectations, you think that what we saw in the meaty -- the meeting last concernched flagging of . certainly a headline to on. let's go to the first word news update. juliette: thank you. are missing and five injured after a u.s. warship collided with a tankard. search-and-rescue is underway after the john mccain collided. the extent of big damage and injuries with initial reports suggesting the guided missile destroyer suffered damage portside. it is the second crash involving animation -- an american vessel in asia in a matter of months. u.s., mexico, canada ending the talks on a new north american free trade agreement. they wrapped up negotiations quickly with a far-reaching deal. next round of talks is scheduled. start ofled for the next month in mexico and back to the u.s. in october. additional rounds being planned for the remainder of the year. next to tough international investors to raise financing instead of relying on government funding at the impact of the

. >> and two days later at his walk of fame dedication, anna give this heartfelt speech. >> thank you for being my husband, and i love you so much. >> i suggest every husband find a way to have your wife give you a speech about what you mean to her. >> then in may, the two began a very busy time apart. chris was in the uk, and then in hawaii finishing production on "the jurassic world" sequel, and then in june, anna was filming the "overboard" remake with eva longoria. in july, trouble started to appear. in july the couple was reunited at home in l.a. and it seems that's when the signs of trouble started to appear. july 21st, anna liked a twitter post about divorce and on the 23rd hit the "emoji" red carpet without her husband. >> the clooneys are hollywood's ultimate happy ending. >> have you been celebrating? quality time? >> it's been awesome. yeah. >> now the person who got perhaps the most hate in this split, it wasn't chris or anna, but jennifer lawrence. >> twitter blew up. with people blaming her for the breakup. how about this one, quote? this is all jennifer lawrence's fault

i am anna edwards. mostweekly review of the important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. the week began in an atmosphere of turmoil following days of heated rhetoric over north korea's nuclear ambitions and violent protests in the united states. monday dawned with positive economic data from japan. gdp expanded at its itsest rate in two years in second quarter, extending this long. of expansion -- this long period of expansion. is a decisives orfirmation of final long-lasting transition away from relying solely on external demand and a transition that i more sustainable to domestic demand. people forget that consumption and -- make up over two thirds of japanese gdp. it is critical that this larger part of the economy gain some traction. ♪ >> a shakeup for washington and wall street this morning. ken frazier resigns from president trump's campaign -- committee of manufacturing leaders. -- run counter to the american ideal that all people are created equ

much better than i am. >> chris and anna's son, jack, turned 5 yesterday. no word on how the family celebrated but there's no doubt chris and anna will make co-parenting work. they stressed our son has two parents who love him very much. >> now, beyonce's never before seen family album. >> how was it? >> i was with the queen bey at super bowl 50 in the bay area 16 months before twins rumi and sir were born. today beyonce released new pics from the two stadiums where she performed at halftime showing blue ivy got all the attention behind the scenes. check out the then pouty 4-year-old posing with mom on the field. she was also a rascal with dead, stealing balls. ♪ >> people are going crazy about that video. >> the making of mrs. carter's most recent halftime performance iszy tailed in a new coffee e orat me than 600 pages, itls ao sheds light on her painstaking journey to complete the visual album "lemonade." ♪ from her costume mock-up for freedom to this concept collage for "sorry." ♪ even handwritten lyrics are included from the album, which seemed t

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: anna-lysa, thanks. but that isifying, not the first time something like this happen. in may, a police officer in ohio had to be rushed to the hospital after he brushed fenton all residue off of his uniform. that officer has since recovered. is 50 times for 100 times more potent than morphine for stop just a few granules can kill somebody. alison: now only on 7, we hear from a man who's parked car was hit during a carjacking incident. the police say that people stole a car in mount reindeer. officers spotted the car in southeast and the driver then crashed into parked cars on 14th and kentucky avenue's. >> over by the safeway on 14th and kentucky avenue. it is a dangerous intersection. alison: the two people in the stolen car were arrested. car thateople in the they hit were injured but are expected to be ok. jonathan: a class-action lawsuit in maryland from patients who say they were sexually assaulted by dr. brian williams. seven women said he touched them inappropriately between 2010 and 2014. the law

i want to bring back in joe, anna, betsy. very quick. obviously, we expected this court hearing for this individual is going to be fast. he will get a public defender. and we'll see him in court and repeatedly down the road. betsy, before we talk with tom we saw heather heyer's mother speaking with us. she wants to make sure her daughter's death is not in vain. >> i talked to her old boss at her old law firm yesterday. and he said her main role was helping people going through bankruptcy and facing these enormous financial crises would go to heather and heather would hold their hands and tell them they are going to be okay and walk them through the process and her death is an unthinkable travesty. vital to remember her as so much of the focus today is on the man who allegedly killed her. >> joe watkins. >> her mother was such a sweetheart to say what she said on national television and to have that sense to love and forgive. but just tragic. tragic. tragic loss of life. >> joe watkins joining us live from philadelphia. thank you. anna an

. -- i am anna edwards. matt: imf miller. anna: talk about the united states and houston specifically. so much of the united states energy market, a landmark hurricane, a landmark storm now earlys over texas area estimates of what kind of economic impact we might see here, 24 billion dollars. stay, howhe reins to long they keep falling is going to be one of the key questions. what has this done to markets? gasoline spread flying as harvey looms. futures are the same. oil steady but refineries have been flooded. more than 10% of the fuel making capacity. farcolonial pipeline, so from houston to the east coast of the united states it seems we

anna-lysa gayle has the latest from charlottesville. anna-lysa: just take a look at some of the words written here as part of the memorial for those impacted by the violence saturday, uva nurses for heather. tonight many are figuring out how to prevent this from happening again. united in charlottesville monday jamesg, hours after fields junior appeared in court. he is accused of running his car into a group of counter protesters during a white nationalist rally, killing heather heyer and injuring dozens. two troopers died in a helicopter crash as they were monitoring the situation. >> how do we honor the life of this woman who was simply trying to stand up for our community as a whole. >> we need an explanation of what the police strategy was, because it was inefficient and ineffective. anna-lysa: the police chief admits this. >> we lost three lives this weekend. i certainly have regrets. >> a lack of personnel and communication. we want to know why and what the plan is for the future. anna-lysa: they say the days negotiate this situat

let me be clear, anna's wing of the republican party is over. the people that wanted amnesty, illegals on demand, free trade, that party, romney, anna, huntsman, romney, mccain and jeb, they lost everything. we need to move on. corker is a serious man. he is expressing his concern. on the other hand, corker and the senate are doing the work of trump. trump has put in more judges than bush or obama did. he's moving ahead in america, where i live, not where anna and everyone talks to each other. we are seeing progress for america, first. it looks good to us. feels better to us, somebody is on our side. that's what's happening. >> anna, you should probably respond. >> honestly, i don't want to respond to this guy. >> okay. then let's move on. >> i do want to talk about -- >> she voted for hillary. she voted for hillary. >> because i refuse -- you are not going to engage me. >> oh, my gosh. another day i'm losing control. guys, let me try this -- >> can i go back to the initial subject of the matter we were talking about before we got distracted whi

. >> let's turn now to chris pratt and anna faris. did hollywood's pressures really contribute to their breakup? here's everything we've learned since their split. > life is too short for you to be in relationships where somebody doesn't have your back or somebody doesn't value you in every way. >> anna's pob seems to be i'm practically a single mom while chris is shooting movies. i'm finding my voice and strength again. >> know your worth. know your independence. >> chris is turning to faith to help him through the split. >> i would not be here without my lord and savior, jesus christ. >> what does your wife like more? >> she's a feeder, so the wife likes me better fat. >> fame was a factor. his star power grew after he dropped 70 pounds after guardian. but did anyone cheat? we're told no way. as for blaming j.law for the breakup. >> i fully srtuppo jennifer lawrence. i adore her. >> that was december 2016, and chris had just given anna what she called an engagement ring upgrade. jewelry was a gift pratt often gave his wife. >> it sa

anna-lysa gayle reports. nancy, no cameras were allowed inside the meeting, but the superintendents started missing the meeting the last time on this topic. many parents say they just want to know that their kids will be safe when they walk through these doors. as students prepare for the first day of school september 5, many nervous parents attended the charles county school board. >> it is a question of his safety. anna-lysa: their fears come as a former instructional assistant carlos bell is behind bars. bill who is hiv-positive is accused of assaulting at least 24 students. >> he should not be allowed to change schools. anna-lysa: the superintendent said that changes are coming to the middle school, including more cameras and always. reduced class sizes and more psychologists at the beginning of the school year. that thek superintendent hill needs to resign. anna-lysa: bell was indicted on sexualnts, ranging from abuse to child pornography. superintendent hill says yes no plans of residing as long as the

." >>> and everything, and we mean everything we've learned about the chris pratt and anna faris split. >>> plus, the jaw-dropping price tag on beyonce's l.a. mansion. >>> then, olivia newton-john on her cancer battle today. >>> guy fieri take us inside their kitchen on wheels. >>> and why amy schumer is hanging out inside judge judy's courtroom. >>> now, for august 18th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the search for the next american idol is under way. >> could abc be a step closer to filling the judges' chairs? >> we're doing auditions this summer. >> two months ago, katy perry saidsaid she will attend the auditions, but as the only confirmed judge -- jordin sparks said they have all the ingredients for success. an abc executive says the right chemistry will make or break the relaunch. >> i realized, i know why they're hiring me. >> i'm going to be mopping up the tears. >> season one was a cultural game-changer. paula was a natural counter balance. and kara didn't fit in. and had one of the most cringeworthy idol moments. ellen's talent is undeniable, but in 2010, it didn