because, says adam lowe, mass tourism-- our own need to see the "original," in a place never designed our biological presence-- has its consequences. >> but what we're really asking the visitors to do is to enter into a new contract for preserving things for the future. because by going to see something that was designed to last for eternity, but never to be visited, you're contributing to its destruction. >> reporter: this is expensive work, developing new tools and techniques to take on whatever challenges the world of conservation throws at it. to finance it, factum builds custom pieces for contemporary artists, like this piece for saudi arabian artist abdulnasser gharem, which combines the dome of a mosque with a soldier's helmet, and will be installed at the los angeles county museum of art. factum is full of wonders. not the least of which was getting into a contraption built here, called a "veronica scanner:" 12 cameras, taking 96 high resolution photos of all angles of my head, in four seconds. after an hour and a half of 3d printing: my very own small bust. this is weird! as

this is according to report from adam data solutions. low supply is pushing up the asking price.homeowners. buyers have to step up their game in order to compete. you have been in the housing market. >> for two days. on the market. >> there are for sale signs all over my neighborhood. people trying to buy say they have to put above asking a. >> and in colorado where i'm from, people have almost having to pay cash to compete. >> denver area, record highs above the peak. good luck if you are in the housing market. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. enjoy. >>> a lot of really good things happened in the first 100 days. >> 44% approve of the president. >> this should be his high water mark. it could be downhill from here. >> this is going to be the biggest tax cut and largest tax reform in the history of our country. >> the proposals we have seen are proposals to help the wealthy in the nation. >> he is handing the democratic opponents a sword. he will ask people to cut taxes for the rich and show how he will benefit. >> there

they're extremely low valued, sam adams and boston beer going the wrong direction, constellation i understand your love for them but i think tap has so much up side but should i do it after the earnings? >> they can take so much costs out because of what they did you're fine either way. buy a little before and after. i understand what you said about constellation, cinco do mio is coming up and that is a spike in their sales and their numbers will be terrific. to jerry in utah. >> caller: jim, how's it going today? >> good. how about you? >> caller: good. i'm an action alert member and appreciate all the the information you give us members, it's very worthwhile. i'd like to ask whether i should buy shares of huntsman corporation. >> if you're a member of our club of action you know i think dow dupont is the way to go. huntsman is too commodity. it is a great run. this combination of dow and dupont why the trust held it forever. brian in florida. brian. >> caller: hello, jim, boo-yah to you. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i'm calling to ask you about nextera, up almost 16% the last year. i know there a

adam. >> chilly day today. wind chills in the 30's to low 40's but you can see some warmth starting to build near at the rockiesation's heartland and it's moving our way. a summer preview in that seven-day forecast. >> plus it's the home opener phillies and the nationals. jaime apody has details coming up in sports when "action news" comes right back. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming♪ it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpa rk is making wave s. kalahari resorts & convention s in the poconos . book your african adventure now! book your african adventure now! >> time for sports. jaime apody here. it's her birthday by the way. >> happy birthday. >> you bought me cookies. >> i did buy you kooky. save me a few. in honor of your birthday the phillies are playing. >> in honor of me they're getting crushed. peanut crackerjacks parkas. they dean seem to go together but baseball is back in town. phillies pitching needs to warm up. today they gave up three home runs and max scherzer has held the phillies bats almost silent. right now they're trailing seven to one. >>> always love the festivities surrounding

adam haigh in sydney. the yen dropping to a two-week low while stocks stretch high. ?ly have legs adam: good morning. that weakness in the yen is pretty key this morning. that will feed through to the japanese equities session at the tokyo open in 25 minutes or so. ofis part of a broader sense being in of appetite to take a little risk further here. u.s. equities have pushed further overnight. we have been hearing decent earnings results coming out of the industries, like it caterpillar and mcdonald's. the tricky one to call is china. it has been through a tough patch, let's see how that we sees, and whether further weakness or buying coming in from the national team. from a currency's point of view, the aussie data will be closely watched from aussie traders. especially what it means, and the implications for the -- them as they address interest rates. a fairly light economic calendar, but that data will be key at 11:30. betty: if we do see it get back whicht target of the rba, we have not seen for some time. i know you are looking through the fortunes of the world st

adam joseph with this accuweather update. the worst of the storm is passing through our area. lows working on the just to the south and west of washington. you can see the leading edge or back edge of these storms beginning to push into parts of delaware and that will excel to the north over the next couple hours. storms are moving from the south to the north at speeds of 60 miles an hour seeing winds within storms of 50 miles an hour, some pea sized hail and tremendous amounts of lightning in and around northeast philadelphia from mount holly to georgetown trenton and mercer county torrential rain, 105 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. none of the storms are technically severe but they are strong and very nasty and a lot of water on the roadways in south jersey, along the atlantic city expressway,

washington, jefferson, adams, hamilton and franklin, all of those definitely, is the sense that in this british system, they are limited in what they could accomplish. they would be a low level functionary. and washington wants to be more than that. and adams and hamilton, too. nowhere are there more opportunities than in the great city of new york. it is cosmopolitan in a way that even boston is not. philadelphia is kind of quaker. this is where people from all the world come together. there is the exchange of goods and ideas and you can make it here. a new york city story in a very dramatic way. we call it, ridiculously, madison avenue, and it is hamilton avenue. [laughter] carol: it is also true that some of them believed that war is the moment in which you can prove yourself. your manliness and glory. even john adams, little portly john adams, writes that "i wish there were a war. we could ride to glory and be recognized." akhil: hamilton was the same way. carol: yes. akhil: henry lawrence. carol: yes. i think part of what compels hamilton to join quickly is opportunity to read not just the environment of new york but the sense that there is glory that you can get

, gerri willis, ben stein, adam leschinsky and kennedy, don't know what libertarians do but that is what is going on. three or four went taxes -- should be a priority. >> a low hanging fruit. the tax code, and tantalizing and get the bread america investing, the average person spending. you can do that and infrastructure. who doesn't want to patch a hole? get those simultaneously. see why it works, you get rid of repatriation, bring back the money, take 10% out of that, and infrastructure, start those cbo gaps as well. neil: what do you think? >> works for me, lots of support for tax cuts, people who are less then $50,000 or more, a majority of democrats want tax cuts. the only people who don't agree are the republican which neil: a third of americans -- >> republicans want tax cuts that are pretty much uniform about that but they don't want -- >> what kind and when? >> they would like lower corporate taxes and changes, lower individual taxes but here on the infrastructure, that will be an issue, one thing to say patriot the money and leverage it. it takes time. we are going to spend $1 trillion and start blowing out the deficit, i don't think that passes th

low. this as he is suggesting the russians may have known about the chemical adam, this is "outnumbered."'m sandra smith. megan mccain, co host of "after the bell", melissa francis. republican strategist for president george w. bush, murder say -- mercedes schlapp is here and bill hemmer. >> we can never have too much hemmer. >> i appreciate

(adams) i went from making nothing to past minimum wage to being a trainer for low-income families ande. (shukwit) i can embrace this challenge. i can embrace this disorder. it has nothing to do with my physical capability.

low-income americans. steve mnuchin says this is necessary to help create new jobs in the united states and help this economy grow. back to you. nicole: okay, thank you adamapiro. lauren: new fox news poll showing 52% of america seeing the job improving, first time since 2004. more than half of voters say that. 34% say they disagree. 37% of americans think president trump's policies are helping the economy. 25% say they are hurting the economy. nicole: let's get you caught up on the global market action overnight that we are seeing overnight. checking out asia, shanghai composite index, that's up one-third of 1%, hong kong hang seng same thing and korea's kospi up slightly. nikkei is slightly to the downside. bank of japan maintains its current policy and upgrades its economic forecast while lowering inflation forecast. lauren: we hear from the european central bank, they are not expect today change policy but perhaps their tone. cac in paris down 18, dax down 37. nicole: yesterday the nasdaq came off at recent record but with its set of record was the russell 2000, this morning we are looking to the upside, s&p futures up half a one point and nasdaq up 3

low. this as he is suggesting the russians may have known about the chemical adam, this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. megan mccain, co host of "after the bell", melissa francis. republican strategist for president george w. bush, murder say -- mercedes schlapp is here and bill hemmer. >> we can never have too much hemmer. >> i appreciate that. >> it's hemmer time. >> we're going to have a great hour, a little fun. all right? we'll see what is happening today. >> let's get started. >> we begin with the worsening relations with russia. president trump not holding back with u.n.'s secretary general yesterday at the white house. watch. >> right now we're not getting along with russia at all. we may be at an all-time low in terms of relationship with russia. this is built for a long period of time. we're going to see what happens. putin is the leader of russia. russia is a strong country. we're a very, very strong country. we'll see how it works out. >> here's president trump when he thought if bashar al-assad could have gassed his own people without the russians knowing. >> i think it's

adams refuse removal had started crashing the trash in the back of the truck. they rushed the kitten to the humane society. >> she was in shock very dehydrated under weight and her temperature was extremely lowife-threatening. >> poor thing. they named the kitten miracle macy. for the next few weeks she'll continue treatment and eventually she'll be up for adoption. >> the world is paying its final respects to astronaut and american icon john glenn. glenn is being laid to rest at arlington national ceremony this afternoon. glenn was 95 when he passed away in december. his body laid in repose at the ohio statehouse. he was the first american to orbit the earth in 1962. he became the oldest human in space scherffing on the discovery in 1988. >> commemoration this morning in philadelphia. the united states entrance into the first world war. "eyewitness news" at roman catholic high school as president wilson's declaration of war was read aloud one year later. roll call was also read with special acknowledgement for those given military honors. >> well, rocker jon bon jovi cuts a concert short in pennsylvania after performing for just 90 minutes. >> we'll tell you why he had to leave the stage. >

adam sand letter, nathalie emmanuel. apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time. "nightline" is next. but first, here with the song "call on me", starley! ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're lowour knees can't rise you feel helpless and you're looking to the sky ♪ ♪ some people would say to accept their fate well, if this is fate then we'll find a way to cheat ♪ ♪ 'cause, oh, oh, oh, oh we'll say a little prayer but oh, oh, oh, oh if the answer isn't fair ♪ ♪ you know you can when you need somebody ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me when you can't stop the tears from falling down, down ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me ♪ you know you can call on me you can't stop the tears from falling down ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're weary and the road is dark and i'll guide you with ♪ and if the cavalry and the help don't come well, then we'll find a way to dodge a smoking gun ♪ ♪ ' but oh, ♪ ♪ then call on me ♪ you know you can call on me when you need somebody ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me when you can't stop the tears from falling down, down ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me call on me, darling ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me you can't stop the tears from falling down ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're you need som

adam: yeah, hi there, ramy. let's look at that calm. let's look at this chart on the move index which shows how long -- how low bond market volatility hasat historic lows. it has been smooth sailing. one of the interesting things about janet yellen is she has been very good at suppressing market volatility. time are entering any where the fed may start streaking their balance sheet, maybe before the end of this year. we could start considering whether that changes, and certainly the supply and demand dynamics in the mortgage market are changing as that balance sheet starts to shrink. it starts to change the dynamic in terms of what mortgage securities are in the market, so that may change all agility in the short-term. rise will be something we keep a close eye on. it is tricky for bond traders that have gotten used to this era of low volatility, so there is always some surprises when that setting growth changes. it may be tough times that we get into for fixed income desk. of course, we will do well from an increase in volatility from a trading point of view is that picks up. and the revenue side of the investment bank trading does pre

written safely by john adams and it included provision that the governor of massachusetts had to swear his religious belief. well who jefferson's point of view and imagine l this some pee low elected koamp of massachusetts and you have to swear to your religious belief will he say well i'm going to like to be governor but i don't the have that belief or o is he going to say i swear so jefferson point was government by tell you what you have to say about your religion couldn't actually make you sub viverrer to that reasonable or mac you a hit and not liar and not obscure so this was undesirable in i.t. jefferson fed later in life in which the the most hard et cetera conflict was the first church in virginia it involved him in a running coral with best friends and closest political ally. john page george who was an a -- with the establishment and jefferson pushed this idea anyway ultimately he was not the fellow who got through the house so the house of delegates it was called by that time instead that was his friend madison but madison realized emotional confession of what he had for religion freedom so when it was passed he said i think he said word of it to his friend jef

adam sandler, nathalie emmanuel. apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time. "nightline" is next. but first, here with the song "call on me," starley! ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're lowg to the sky ♪ ♪ some people would say to accept their fate well, if this is fate then we'll find a way to ♪ 'cause, oh, oh, oh, oh we'll say a little prayer but oh, oh, oh, oh if the answer isn't fair ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me when you need somebody ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me when you can't stop the tears from falling down, down ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me call on me, darling ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me you can't stop the tears from falling down ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're weary and the road is dark and i'll guide you with the beating of my heart ♪ ♪ and if the cavalry and the help don't come well, then we'll find a way to dodge a smoking gun ♪ ♪ 'cause oh, oh, oh, oh we'll say a little prayer but oh, oh, oh, oh if the answer isn't fair ♪ ♪ then call on me ♪ you know you can call on me when you need somebody ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me when you can't stop the tears from falling down, down ♪ ♪ you know you can call on me call on me, darling ♪ ♪ you know you can call on m

low 80s in the afternoon. and some showers and storms are looking likely on monday night. sunshine back on tuesday into wednes developing on thursday and continuing into friday. dry next weekend, adamt, tom, thanks so much. back at 9:00 with more local news and weather. ♪ i want to taste your lips 'cause they taste like you ♪ i wanna tell myself in a bottle of her perfume ♪ >> karen fairchild, kim schlapman, the little big town. since he headed on a bus for choir camp. this year, the multiplatinum group is making history as the first act ever to hold a multigig residency at the mother church of country music, auditorium. i joined little big town for a "sunday sitdown." ♪ here we go ♪ >> it's been 20 year, karen, since you and kimberly arrived in that choir bus to go to choir camp. wow. what would the 20 years ago you have thought if i told you that you had a residency at the ryman? >> we wouldn't have believered it. i mean, we would have wanted to happen, but we wouldn't have believed it. >> reporter: it was 1998, when karen, kimberly, jimi and then philip met through mutual friends and formed the band. ♪ everything changes doesn't it baby ♪ >> reporter: what did the band look like

adam: good morning, yvonne. it is all kind of calm before the rba comes in. we are expecting them to keep rates on hold. the record lowe key will be the commentary around the house prices in the runaway price gains have been seeing in the housing market in australia. we had a report out which showed just how much of a problem this is for the rda. prices in the key capital cities were up 12% over the last 12 months so they really need to beat, you know, watching that and the rba, that is a key problem for them given how strong the aussie has been this year. it lends itself to add additional stimulus to the economy and you can see that in the sense that, you know, rate futures are indicating pretty much on hold through the rest of this year, just really the commentary around the rba we sydney.watching in elsewhere in the stock market, locally in australia, we'll see a little bit of that followthrough from the weakness in the s&p 500. we should see selloff at the open shortly when the market starts trading, but it is not an aggressive selloff. there is not a huge amount of momentum and with many markets closed across the

adam schiff and senator tim kaine are comparing the president's decision to president obama's response in 2013. >> he was presented with a diplomatic alternative that the russians put on the table. you exhaust all those dip low t diplomatic alternatives. the answer to that syrian father's question, how can the world allow this to go on, that much stronger today than it was in 2013. but i don't think, george, it should have been done without congressional approval. >> we had a briefing by the white house on friday. they still presented us with no plan. we don't know if it's limited or whether there's more. and when we asked about the legal authorization, they said they weren't prepared to discuss that but they hoped to discuss it in the coming days. again, our system is, we don't want a president, any president, just being able to start a war or launch missiles whenever they want. there's got to be congressional approval. >>> on top of all this, happening now, the u.s. aircraft carrier "vinson" has been ordered to the western pacific in response to recent process o provocations by north korea. let's head to palm beach, florida, site of president trump's weekend retreat, of course. nbc's hallie jackson is ther