Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 06/10/2019, including: Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other Fed officials have signaled this week that they may have to cut interest rates in coming months to keep the economic expansion going - and counter any economic harm from Trump's escalating trade war. There is a growing resistance to law enforcement’s power to peer into Americans’ digital lives. The main portals into that activity are cellphones, which are protected from prying eyes by encryption, with passcodes the only way in.
As police now routinely seek access to people’s cellphones, privacy advocates see a dangerous erosion of Americans’ rights, with courts scrambling to keep up. Legal experts say there's a cottage industry of scam "service dog" providers in the U.S. "We've got fraud going on at all kinds of levels here," says David Favre, a law professor at Michigan State University and editor of its Animal Legal and Historical Center website. He pegs the fake service dog industry as the "Wild West," filled with either well-intentioned people unequipped to train dogs, or outright con artists.