for our u.s. viewers, "early start" continues right now. mounting, could a new tax cut be on the agenda? what the white house is saying this morning. planned parenthood will forego hundreds of millions of dollars instead of complying with new restrictions. more than a million women could pay the consequences ♪ ♪ after 19 weeks what song socked little nas off his horse and what got alison kosik dancing in her chair at 5:00 a.m. on a tuesday. >> that song does it. >> welcome to "early start," i'm dave briggs. i'm trying, bad back at all. >> you're doing great. he just came back from back surgery days ago. >> good morning, everybody.

>> i'm alison kosik, it's tuesday, august 20th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. president trump and his economic officials are doing everything they can to downplay any fears of a recession, including knocking down reports the administration is considering cutting payroll taxes as a way to juice the economy. for millions of working americans 6.2% of their salary goes towards payroll taxes. they're usually used to finance programs like social security and medicare. a white house official said this, more tax cuts for the american people are certainly on the table, but cutting payroll taxes is not something under consideration at this time. however, trump has undercut his staffers before when they've said he was not considering something. the president continued to attack the federal reserve saying the central bank should cut interest rates by at least 100 basis points to boost the economy. basis points are a unit of measure for interest rates and cutting the rate as much as

trump is suggesting, it amounts to a full percentage point here and would actually give the fed less wiggle room to maneuver if a recession did begin. trump's attempt to politicize the fed is nothing new, but he has never called for a rate cut as drastic and as specific as this one. even commerce secretary wilbur ross stepped on the fed's supposed independence. >> we're very upset about the portion of the strength of the dollar that's due to monetary policy by the fed. we think that -- it's ridiculous -- our interest rates are high relative to -- >> interest rates is actually a tech tick the fed normally uses to stimulate the economy in a recession. larry kudlow is expected to speak with business and state leaders to discuss the economy this week. kudlow, by the way, was wrong about predicting a recession during the george w. bush

administration. planned parenthood says it will reject $286 million in federal funding rather than comply with the so-called gag order on abortion services. the move could affect a million and a half low income women. a trump administration rules says clinics accepting title 10 funds can talk to patients about abortion but cannot refer women to an abortion provider or suggest where to get an abortion. planned parenthood says being forced out of title 10 won't stop them from providing abortions or other services and they will fight the gag order in court. this year has seen several attempts to limit reproductive rights in america with several states passing extreme anti-abortion laws. a chicago man is accused of threatening to kill people at a women's reproductive health clinic. 19-year-old farhan sheikh posted a threat on social media saying in part i am done with my state allowing innocent kids to be slaughtered. he wrote that he planned to go

to the abortion clinic and slaughter and murder any doctor, patient or visitor. sheikh faces up to five years in prison if he's convicted. his public defender declined to comment on the case. one thing everyone agrees on, there are no winners following an emotional and controversial decision in the death of eric garner five years ago. daniel pantaleo the officer who used a banned choke hold on garner has been fired. both the police union and supporters of the garner family are not happy. more now from cnn's brynn gingras. >> reporter: this was by all accounts emotional for everyone involved in this situation that happened five years ago, finally coming to a head and a decision being made, police commissioner james o'neill firing daniel pantaleo, the officer who was seen on video giving a choke hold to eric garner back in 2014, essentially that ended his life. it was emotional for the police commissioner as he essentially

said that he has been a cop for 34 years and now he is in this position of administrative role where he had to make a final decision, knowing that the rank and file were not going to be happy with it. >> carrying out the court's verdict in this case, i take no pleasure. there are absolutely no victors here today, not the garner family, not the community at large and certainly not the courageous men and women of the police department. >> reporter: of course, his decision is in agreement with the trial judge who decided that pantaleo needed to be dismissed from his duties at the nypd. the incident surrounding eric garner sparked -- really even put a spotlight on the black lives matter movement as it sparked protests around the city for several days after that day back in 2014 in july, and as far as the garner family, well, they are still hurting. >> y'all can appeal all you want, but i'm still out here, i'm out here for the long run. you come out here against me,

i'm out here. >> reporter: the pba says that pantaleo he is upset that he lost his job, they plan to take whatever recourse is necessary as well. so an emotional time for the nypd and it's one that many hope can be the final word about this incident, but certainly something that the city can heal from its past. back to you. california passing what may be the nation's strictest standard for use of deadly police force. governor knew some signing a law known as stefan clark's law. california police will no longer be allowed to shoot at fleeing suspects unless they pose an immediate danger. the new law stipulates that law enforcement can only use deadly force when necessary as oppose to when it is reasonable. governor newsom tells cnn the new law is important because, quote, we cannot accept the status quo. stefan clark's law will go into

effect january 1st, 2020. social media giants twitter and facebook taking action against china for using hundreds of fake accounts to create discord among protesters in hong ko kong. twitter suspending nearly 1,000 chinese accounts and banning advertising from state-owned media companies. facebook says it's removing five accounts, seven pages and three groups because of deceptive tactics. the take-downs reflect the extent to his disinformation has become a global scourge far surpassing the efforts by racing to sew social discourse in the u.s. during the 2016 election. sir elton john slamming the british media over their coverage of prince harry and meghan markle. in a flurry of tweets said he was deeply distressed by dis ported and malicious stories after reports the family taking a private plane to france made the rounds online. the report suggesting the royal

couple's mission to protect the environment is a slam. john defended the couple's use of the private jet saying he and his husband played for it and made sure the flight was carbon ♪ ♪ >> elton john a long-time friend of princess diana said he felt it was his duty to protect the royal scum from the media. in 1997 diana prince harry's mother was killed in paris during a high speed car chase. at the time seven photographers were charged with nan slaughter although the charges were eventually dropped. john rewrote and performed this version of "candle in the wind" at diana's funeral. ahead a west virginia mom suspected abuse at school, secret recordings proved her right and you won't believe where she hid the camera. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey.

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school she hid a recording device in the girl's hair. the teacher and aides at the martinsburg school are accused of threatening children, telling them they would hit them and knock their teeth off and threatened to withhold food. no comments from the teacher, aides, principal or school district. another group of high school students caught on video giving the nazi salute. the eight-second video obtained by the daily beast appears to show students from pacifica high school in garden grove, california, singing a nazi marching song. the video it from november at an off-campus student athletics banquet. school administrators say at the first learned of the incident four months later. they claim to have taken immediate action with all of the students and families who were involved, but they wouldn't specify what that actually was. similar incidents have also taken place the last few years in newport beach, california, and in wisconsin. the man charged in the el

paso mass shooting is on suicide watch. patrick crusius charged with killing 22 people at a walmart on august 3rd, police say he was put under close guard monday on the recommendation of medical staff. he has been in custody without bond and separated from other inmates since the shooting. federal prosecutors also considering possible hate crime and domestic terrorism charges against him. nike is sweet thing its offerings to sponsor pregnant athletes after catching heat from stars. the company will offer maternity benefits for 18 months, six months longer than under its previous policy. the changes come after an olympic runner told the "new york times" nicki threatened to pause her contract and stop paying her if she wanted to have a baby. at the time she criticized nike for penalizing its own athletes for having children while marketing itself as a supporter of women in sports. song of the summer just got

knocked off its perch. ♪ ♪ >> 17-year-old billie eilish has knocked "old town road" from the number one spot atop the top 100. "bad guy" is the first number one hit for eilish. she only rose to fame in the past few months. a few weeks ago bad guy was rereleased with a verse by justin bieber giving the song a fresh boost. ♪ ♪ >> you know you're chair dancing. bad guy knocked lil nas x off his horse there, the song featuring billy ray cyrus after it's 19-week run at the top. eilish makes history as the first artist born in the 2000s

to have a number one song on the hot 100 and you are never getting that song out of your head today. >> both of them have infectious beats. another fun fact for you, lil nas's song was kicked off the country charts because it wasn't country enough. >> country enough for me. talk about extreme couponing, disneyland honored a woman's 30-year-old free admission ticket. she is from the edmonton suburbs and was planning a girl's trip to disneyland with her mother, aunt and daughters when she found the coupon from her first visit to the pa, in 1985 when she was 14. disneyland was celebrating its 30th birthday by giving out the prizes to every 30th guest. richardson held onto the pass she won for a free return visit for 30 years. finally she used it this month. back in 1985 admission tickets cost $16.50, today they are at least $90. >> okay. i just have one question here. i love coupons. when i get that 40% off coupon

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howard university is bringing back golf thanks to an assist from an nba superstar by the name of steph curry. andy scholes with more in the "bleacher report." also a heck of a golfer that steph curry. >> we all know steph curry he can swing it as well as play mvp basketball in the naib. howard university eliminated its golf program back in the '70s but thanks to a chance meeting between one of its students and steph curry the program is coming back. curry, an avid golfer, he didn't

even go to howard but he was at the historically black university back in january to premiere his documentary on the charleston church shooting. it was at that screening that owe if i say ferguson and curry got to talk about golf. he made such an impression on curry that the two-time mvp decided it's time to bring back golf to howard university. curry announcing yesterday he's going to be funding a men's and women's team at howard for the next six years, the hope after that is for the program to be self-sustaining. they will start play there at howard in the 2021 season. the houston astros debuting their protective netting last night. the team joining the white sox and nationals in extending the netting past the dugouts towards the foul poles. cries for teams to do more to protect fans occurred after a girl was injured by a foul ball back in may. in new netting will prevent injuries like that. fans don't seem to think it's

affecting their view. >> i will see the net if i'm really looking on it and focusing on it, otherwise you don't even notice it. >> i'm okay with it because i can see. as long as i can see i'm good. >> the braves adding their name to the list of teams with more netting to come, announcing they will be making additions to suntrust park in september. jimmy garoppolo's return to action didn't go very last last night. the niners taking on the broncos in monday night football. garoppolo completed one of his six passes for zero yards. he also threw an interception and finished with a zero quarterback rating. he didn't play much, but it was definitely a rough night for garoppolo. he hadn't played in a game since tearing his acl in week three last season, he said afterward it's just the pre-season so you just take it in stride. finally, we've seen odell beckham jr. make ridiculous catches in the past. check this one out. between the legs he does a

scissor kick one-handed, dave. pretty impressive. not sure how you bring that out in a game because why would you be kicking your foot in the air like that? leave it to odell beckham jr. he always finds a new creative way to catch the football. >> i would have impressed if he got the foot down. look at it again, the right food comes down firmly on the line. no catch. no catch. >> they were practicing it looked like sideways in the end zone. maybe i give him a pass on that. these gloves these days are very forgiving. those things are basically like system um. >> andy scholes, thank you, my friend. >> i like how we're looping it. >> just to make sure i got the call right. >> and you did. >> what's coming up? could a new tax cut be on the agenda to counter fears of a recession? white house officials doing all they can to ease concerns. that plus some breaking news from the campaign trail. that's all next. when we started our business

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we have to beat donald trump and all the polls agree joe biden is the strongest democrat to do the job. >> the biden campaign with its first ad buy in iowa. the brand-new ad just moments away. with concerns of a recession mounting, could a new tax cut be on the agenda? what the white house says this morning. planned parenthood will forego hundreds of millions of dollars, instead of complying with new restrictions. more than a million women could pay the consequences. ♪ ♪ i know you will be humming that all day now. after 19 weeks what song knocked the song of the summer from the top of the charts? >> i won't be humming it, i will be full on singing it. >> do that now.

>> i won't do that to the viewers. welcome back to "early start," i'm alison kosik. >> i'm dave briggs. just into cnn we're getting a first look at former vice president joe biden's first campaign ad in iowa. the ad buy targeting markets in des moines, cedar rapids, quad cities and sioux city. here it is. >> we know in our bones this election is different. the stakes are higher, the threat more serious. we have to beat donald trump. all the polls agree joe biden is the strongest democrat to do the job. no one is more qualified. for eight years president obama and vice president biden were an administration america could be proud of. our allies could trust and our kids could look up to. together they worked to save the american economy, to pass the historic affordable care act, protecting over 100 million americans with preexisting conditions. now joe biden is running for president with a plan for

america's future, to build on obamacare, not scrap it. to make a record investment in america's schools. to lead the world on climate. to rebuild our alliances. most of all, he will restore the soul of the nation. battered by an erratic, vicious, bullying president. strong, steady, stable leadership. biden, president. >> i'm joe biden and i approve this message. >> the biden ad hits on familiar top picks like electability and working with president obama. there is also imagery as you saw there from charlottesville which mirrors his campaign launch in the spring. the ad focusing on the economy, healthcare, two key issues that call for stable leadership. a clear shot at president trump, it all focused on electability with the polls, a point jill biden drove home last night in new hampshire. cnn has new polling on the 2020 race at the top of the hour on "new day." a couple lines that stand out, our allies can trust and your kids can look up to, and you

can't help but wonder about that argument on healthcare, he is the one who wants to build on obamacare while, for now, his chief rivals want medicare for all. how important will that be and will some of them shift that stance in the weeks and months ahead? >> what i noticed about this ad it's very direct and he is certainly leaning on what happened in the past and what can happen in the future, but that direct sort of punch right in the face to president trump, that's clear. >> well, you know, the thing that he can thank president trump for is inoculating the voters against those gaffs because biden has made some doozies, poor kids are just as bright as white kids, he also said we choose truth over facts but they largely went away because in this environment it's nothing. >> anything goes. president trump and his economic officials are doing everything they can to downplay any fears of a recession, including knocking down reports the administration is considering cutting payroll taxes as a way to juice the

economy. for millions of working americans 6.2% of their salary goes toward payroll taxes. they are usually used to finance programs like social security and medicare. a white house official said this, more tax cuts for the american people are certainly on the table, but cutting payroll taxes is not something under consideration at this time. however, president trump has undercut his staffers before when they've said he was not considering something. the president continued to attack the federal reserve, tweeting, the central bank should cut interest rates by at least 100 basis points to boost the economy. so what does that mean? basis points are a unit of measure for interest rates and cutting the rate as much as trump is suggesting amounts to a full percentage point and would give the fed less wiggle room to maneuver if a recession did begin. trump's attempt to politicize the fed is nothing new, but he's never called for a rate cut as drastic and as specific as this

one. even commerce secretary wilbur ross stepped on the fed. >> we're very upset about the portion of the strength of the dollar that's due to monetary policy by the fed. we think that -- it's ridiculous -- our interest rates are high relative to many other countries. >> keep in mind cutting interest rates is actually a tactic the fed normally uses to stimulate the economy in a recession. meantime, larry kudlow is expected to speak with business and state leaders to discuss the economy. that expected to happen this week. kudlow, by the way, was wrong about predicting a recession during the george w. bush administration. new concerns this morning about isis regaining strength in iraq and syria five months after its territorial defeat. "the new york times" reported the islamic state is conducting guerrilla attacks and u.s. defense officials acknowledge the terror group stands to be a

lasting presence. nick paton walsh covered isis extensively on the battlefield and joins us from london. what are we learning? >> it is interesting to see these warnings come up as tightened tension occurs in northern syria. certainly the fate of some pockets held to the west of where isis were, but bit by bit insurgent style attacks against the syrian kurdish allies that were the bedrock of the u.s.-led campaign to move isis from its so-called caliphate territory. the fact that now we see these warnings is no surprise at all because even as isis began to lose its territory it was clear as sort of residual fighters were pushed out into the desert that they were beginning to plot attacks, again, those seem to have picked up in rhythm and there is still an enormous problem of isis supporters and isis fighters, tens of thousands of supporters held in one enormous refugee camp and thousands of fighters held in various pop up or permanent prisons there. the foreigners not necessarily

being taken home by their home lands and those in iraq and syria some say in iraq meeting a pretty stark end at the end of iraqi courts. the more enduring issue here is that when donald trump took over the pretty well thought out obama white house's campaign to defeat isis he didn't seem that interested in what many people who sort of fight insurgencies for a living say is the most important part and that was the economic and diplomatic back end of it. militaries know they can kill their way out of a problem but you still have to deal with the root causes of why there is an insurgency in the first place. that's what isis was in iraq, sunni grievances against the shia majority government and almost the same in syria, that sunni fight went on as part of a civil war and then it metastasized into what we saw isis becoming, the ugly and brutal face of sunni extremism, but many sunnis felt they had nothing in syria and iraq, to the military voice that might

stand up for their interests. none of that was tackled in terms of the aftermath of the isis campaign. there wasn't much reconstruction, hasn't been much of a bid to find the mainstream part of the sunni population that could become part of governments near the site. when you force thousands of people into camps and provide little future alternative to them, they are going to go back to the structures they knew beforehand and that was isis. the question is does this change u.s. policy? well, the money needs to come in, they were hoping the gulf states might provide some of that, it's been slow in coming, too. there's pressure from the russians and the syrian regime to perhaps erode a lot of the mandate that the syrian kurds in the northern part of syria have with the population there amongst, too, and there is a broader problem as well militarily of the cap that u.s. forces have on their presence there now. a lot of problems here, but as we've seen with insurgencies across the world, the less you deal with the root cause behind them simply using violence doesn't get rid of the problem,

it puts ite long grass. >> reclaiming territory one thing, killing an ideog nick paton walsh live in london, thank you. google is in the cross-hairs of president trump's latest conspiracy theory. the president tweeting monday google manipulated from 2.6 million to 16 million votes for hillary clinton. he's referring to a study by psychologist robert epstein who was on fox business discussing this earlier in the day. epstein testified about it last month. >> in 2016 google's search algorithm likely impacted undecided voters in a way that shifted at least 2.6 million votes to hillary clinton. >> epstein himself says president trump was wrong about his findings. epstein claimed to find bias in google search results but found to evidence they were manipulated to favor clinton. google says epstein's findings

of bias were wrong and hillary clinton tweeting this, the debunked story you are referring to was based on 21 undecided voters for context that's about half the number of people associated with your campaign who have been indicted. planned parenthood says it will reject $286 million in federal funding rather than comply with a so-called gag order on abortion services. the move could affect a million and a half low income women. a new trump administration rule says clinics accepting title 10 funds can talk to patients about abortion, but they can't refer women to an abortion provider or suggest where to get an abortion. planned parenthood says being forced out of title 10 won't stop them from providing abortions and other services and they will fight the gag rule in court. this year has seen several attempts to limit reproductive rights in america with several states passing extreme

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slamming the notoriously intrusive british media over their coverage of prince harry and meghan markle. in a flurry of tweets he said he was deeply distressed by distorted and malicious stories after reports of the family taking a private plane to france made the rounds online. the report suggesting the royal couple's mission to protect the environment is a sham. in his flurry of tweets john defended the couple's use of the private jet, saying he and his husband paid for it and they also made sure the flight was carbon neutral. ♪ >> elton john a long-time friend of princess diana said he felt it was his duty to protect the royal couple from the media. back in 1997 diana, prince harry's mother, was killed in paris during a high-speed car chase while they were pursued by reporters, john rewrote and

performed this version of "candle in the wind" at diana's funeral. president trump having a little fun with all the speculation surrounding reports that he is considering buying greenland. the president tweeting this picture, one that shows his signature trump tower building plopped down in the danish territory. he said, quote, i promise not to do this to greenland but there are far more serious matters at hand. climate scientists point to troubling signs under a glacier in greenland. fred pleitgen just back from assignment there. what did you learn? >> what president trump seems to be contemplating trying to acquire greenland for the u.s. they obviously do have a very serious problem because greenland is melting. nasa is there on a research mission called oceans melting green larnd and they are trying to map out why this is happening, what are some of the things underlying because of it and of course they wand to find out how possibly with he could stop it in the future.

one of the big things they found is it's not only warmer air that's making those glaciers melt, but also warming ocean water that's driving a lot of the attrition that's making those glaciers in greenland lose so much ice that then causes sea levels to rise. listen into what the chief scientist for nasa told me on that mission. >> there's enough ice in greenland to raise sea levels by 7.5 meters, so it's an enormous volume of ice, that's about 25 feet, and that would be devastating to coast lines all around the planet. >> devastating to coast lines all around the planet, of course, in the u.s. that's something that would happen as well and i asked them, look, what can we do to try to slow this down or maybe stop it. he said the only thing we can really try to do is curb emissions globally. he also said with the way things are going right now people in some of those coastal areas need to think about moving away at some point, dave. >> more reason for the president

perhaps not to look at that property. fred pleitgen live for us in london this morning. thank you. okay. let's get a check on cnn business this morning. let's look at markets around the world first. asian markets closed mostly lower, european markets have opened slightly higher. on wall street it looks like futures are treading water for now. stocks did start the week on a positive note. the dow jumped 250 points on monday. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both closed a little over 1% higher. investors focused on the white house's optimistic view of the future and not economists increasingly negative outlook. 74% of u.s. economists believe a recession is coming in the next two years. if southwest is your go-to airline you may want to check to see if they still fly to where you want to go to. southwest airlines is dropping nearly 20 nonstop routes next year to free up planes for flights that have stronger demand. most of the routes are to or

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a man charged in the el paso mass shooting is on suicide watch. patrick crusius charged with killing 22 people at a walmart on august 3rd. police say he was put under close guard monday on the recommendation of medical staff. you can bet he will be under close watch after the suicide of jeffrey epstein. crusius has been in custody separated from other inmates since the shooting. okay. so this isn't just any 10 cent dime here. this dime from 1894 sold for $1.3 million at a chicago coin auction. it's one of only 24 ever made and one of nine that still exist. it was purchased by a u damn bam dell loy hansen. he is an avid coin collector and needs six more coins to build a collection with every coin ever made by the u.s. mint.

that's pretty cool. a heart warming gesture caught on video. joe is a homeless man living on the streets of new york city and he says he was sitting with his sign saying that he's hungry and that his shoes are broken. so a jogger passing by noticed the holes in joe's sneakers and actually gave him the shoes off his own feet. >> i've been blessed pretty much my whole life, god has been very nice to me, you know, it feels like i should bless you, too, here, take my shoes and he took them off and gap them to me. i wanted to hug the man but a homeless man hugging somebody out here is not normal. >> joe said he thought it was a setup, the jogger remains unidentified. talk about extreme couponing, disneyland just honored a woman's 30-year-old free admission ticket. she was planning a girls trip to disneyland with her mother, aunt and daughters when she found the coupon from her first visit to

the park in 1985 when she was 14. disneyland was celebrating its 30th birthday by giving out the rises to every 30th guest. richardson somehow held onto the pass she won for a free return visit and finally used it this month. for the record 1985 admission cost $16.50, today north of about 90 bucks. okay. the song of the summer just got kicked off its perch. ♪ ♪ >> i will be singing that all day or the next song. 17-year-old billie eilish has knocked "old town road" from the number one spot atop the hot 100. "bad guy" is the first number one hit for eilish. a few weeks ago it was rereleased by justin bieber giving the song a fresh boost. ♪

>> yeah, this is what we will be singing. "bad guy" dethroned lil nas x's country song featuring billy ray cyrus after its run at the top. thanks for joining us, i'm alison kosik. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. turn it back up. ♪ the united states and around the world. this is "new day" we are ready. >> we are here. >> it's 6:00 in the new york, we begin with breaking political news. a cnn national poll releasing right now, this moment, shows that former vice president, joe biden, has regained a double digit lead over the rest of the crowded democratic field. it's the first cnn poll since the cnn debates in detroit, and the big take away are the numbers are nearly double those of his nearest rivals, senator bernie sanders and elizabeth

warren. the poll reinforces biden's key strength which is electability. biden's campaign is embracing this and stressing the need to beat donald trump in his first tv ad this morning. >> no other candidate has made any meaningful gains in the new cnn poll. this is a brand new cnn poll. no major gains for anyone but biden, significant, sizable losses for one candidate. senator kamala harris, she has dropped a whole bunch since june. erasing the boost she got after the first democratic debate. one other note, this poll secures julian castro's spot on the debate stage in september. he is now the 10th candidate to qualify. cnn's political record, david joins us now. >> let's take a look at those numbers again,