. >> jimmy: you're like the worst narc. you were a very bad narc.ou? did you ever tell them it was you? >> tom: i had one funny experience. i sat in the back of the classroom next to a pretty girl. she was like dude what's your deal. i was like you want to know my secret? okay. i'm actually spiderman. she's like, dude, you're not spiderman. you're not. i'm like i'm an actor. i'm british. yoim playing spiderman. she didn't believe me. >> jimmy: of course she didn't. >> robert: the fact you were allowed to go to bronx science in the middle of the year that breach, that was believable. >> jimmy: we've got a problem with our public education system. we're going to take a break. when we come back, we'll see a clip from the movie. robert down j, jr. and tom holland are here. >> "spiderman homecoming" right after this. we'll be back. nobody does it better. he's also into oil painting. looking good. but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. fortunately for rickie, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so he can understand the det

indeed from both sides germany you have no notion of democracy your practices are no different from the narcs you practice is of the past my comment that the nazi comparisons in turkey sparked must and is valid without ifs or buts and fortunately we see that this comparison is heaven stats and we are not going to allow it to plan more than that they would revive gas chambers in concentration camps if they weren't ashamed this is their mentality they are disturbed when we say that this is not seem entirely. different cannot accept that our citizens are incited against each other and that's a comparison this is the case for all countries in europe that's why we should say with close words to mr erdogan that he cannot continue like this nazi name calling aside the list goes on and all that stuff. points in the the relationship between germany and turkey at the minute we've seen president the ones bodyguards being told they won't be allowed to enter the country in order to attend the g twenty that is after their heavy handed approach when they were in washington d.c. we've also you seen germany a

referendum back in april germany you have no notion of democracy your practices are no different from the narcs you practice is of the past does not comment at the nazi comparison its internal support must and is valid without it sir but unfortunately we see that this comparisons haven't stats and we are not going to allow a plan was that they would revive gas chambers in concentration camps if they weren't ashamed this is their mentality they are disturbed when we say that this is not semen well it's no easy task piecing back together relations. have completely form the party one side will have to likely admit its mistakes and at this point it doesn't want my germany or turkey are ready to do that because francis and thiago r.t. we've got some experts thought some were german turkish relations stand at the moment them but everyone can see so weeks ago exactly the use lived out misbehave badly and this is exactly will generally don't want to see on its own territory in turkey we have some you know mistakes related to democracy and some shortages but they should help us to improve it better than

in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are nonothe palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are the extremistss a theyey are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers.s. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she came to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,0,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very goo

>> it has all of the characteristics of narc thin ofs to bear in mind, made clear that the people shoulds. because they -- if this is confirmed as what it looks like, which is one more in islamist terrorist attacking soft targets, low tech ways. if that is the case, then this is something that the british authorities warned about, they said after, actually after the manchester attack. that there were 23,000, their number, their word, 23,000 jihadis, in the u.k. they were only able to track 3,000 of them. and they said, we don't have the resources to prevent this from happening. so, that is a really scary prospect when the authorities say that. this is not media commentary, i think it was head of the domestic security services who put this information out there after the manchester attack. >> steve, if you could hold on for a second, we will tune in to sky news. we'll get back to you, checking in with sky news. >> widest range of entertainment, high -- >> all right, they just went to break, steve are you there? >> i am, yeah. >> so, i can't help but think of what are we're to do to protec

. >> thank you, january narcs. >>> the foreign of fog kept a lid on the temperatures today. take a look at this video just shot about an hour ago from our camera on the tower above the fog in san francisco. wow, that's gorgeous. >> that is just spectacular. let's bring in mark tamayo for pride weekend. it looks like a big old blanket. >> all of them are moving into the bay area this weekend especially with the fog nearby the coast and pushing back into the bay right now. take a look at the satellite with cooler temperatures today and cooler for your bay area weekend as well. another live camera look towards the bay bridge and you get the idea of what's happening here. the top of the tower is being covered up. for tomorrow in san francisco and for the morning hours, mostly cloudy skies that will eventually have partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 60s. right around 62 to 65 and of course the big parade is coming up on sunday. we are expecting the parade route during the 10:00 hour in the upper 50s. once we get them we'll scale back on some of the clouds out towards civic

vice chairman narc warmer, warner and susan collins. >> still feeling the chill after president trump pulls out of a global climate packet we will see where relations stand with nikki haley and nato general jens stoltenberg, it is all coming up on "face the nation". >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. there is grim news this morning as the another terror attack on their city. the police believe the incident has been contained and say they shot and killed the suspects. we begin our coverage with cbs news correspondent elizabeth palm whore is at london bridge the scene of one of the attacks. liz. >> good morning, john. well, 16 hours in and the uk government has decided not raise the terrorist threat level to its highest notch that is critical. it is a very good indication that they do believe that they have managed to kill the three men who planned and executed these attacks. >> however, officers today have been raiding homes in the east end of the city, and have arrested 12 people so far who may have connections to the attacks. >> they sta

the cbo uses when talking about o obama care, a 40-year-old making 57,000, just a little over the narc average for someone of what age, silver plan, $6500 a year in premiums, under trump care rk it's $5,000, but you're not getting the same deal because under obama care, you're getting in the bronze plan rk you're getting 60% coverage. silver gave you 70%, but trump care rk it's 58%. so you have to move from comparing it to the silver plan to bronze plan, so that's where this becomes different and now, i'm going to take the same 40-year-old making a lot less. about half. 26,500. this is by no means a wealthy person. just above the the poverty line. the aca bronze, the obama care bronze package with the sub subsidies in 2026 would cost you $700 a year. under trump care by 2026, that same low income person is going to be paying $1600 a year. more than double under obam care. when you hear people on capitol hill saying premiums are going down rk i've shown you two camera pm where is they're not. one is going is going up by -- 64-year-old. too much for you to qualify for medicaid. you don't

i saw today." [ cheers ] man, that's the american secretary of state and he's being greeted like a narcrning man. [ light laughter ] and to be hated by new zealand? he's lost middle earth. [ light laughter ] even frodo is like, "hey, buddy. here's one finger to rule them all." [ applause ] okay, but so what. the president is holding fake bill signing ceremonies and the secretary of state got a rough reception on a diplomatic trip. i mean, how much worse can things really get? >> breaking news. in the last hour, the opening remarks from fired fbi director james comey have been released ahead of tomorrow's hearing. >> comey details the time that president trump apparently had asked him about dropping the investigation into michael flynn. >> from senator john mccain his word describing this opening statement, in a word, disturbing. >> there is a criminal investigation going on of one of the president's top associates. he gets fired. he's under criminal investigation and the president brings in the fbi director and says please stop your investigation. >> right. >> if that isn't obstruction

peter by narc on zionism -- peter binheart. and last week, billy crystal on the 2016 election.osterl has been to respectful but spirited conversations between two prominent thinkers who holds very opposite opinions. that holds true today. in a minute we will look him to our stage our two debaters. on the one side we will welcome ambassador wendy sherman, the former secretary of state for political affairs for president obama. on the other side we will welcome michael durand, a former senior director of the national security found -- council. one of the architects of the bush administration's mideast policy. and --c's on jason nymex jason isaacson, ambassador sherman, mr. duran, they will both try the question, the america first approach. is it advancing or compromising u.s. interests abroad? settle in, fasten your seatbelts. before we begin, elected turn your attention to the screen for a brief video introduction. >> trump: my foreign policy will always put the interests of the american people and american security above all else. it has to be first. trump promised the foreign

these are extraordinarily important in terms of the narc onarco kingpins and they as what the justice department called the biggest cocaine producer in the world didn't make a profit because they don't have any money and what they can carry in a knapp sack and they're between 2 billion and $10 billion. how would you react to the idea that an initiative that insists that the u.s. executive branch goes after these things targets as priorities to seize those assets and maybe if necessary, new legislation to give them the authority to repatriate that money to colombia or stolen assets to venezuela. >> i think a lot of the framework for that already exists in the current law. i think it's a matter of approximately see and direct, and ordering our instruction treasury and all of the other elements to our national power to identify where these funds are being placed and to use our influence over the world banking system to gain access to these funds and not to keep them to ourselves, but rather to send them to these countries and to fund their efforts and also to make clear to transnational

peter by narc on zionism -- peter binheart. and last week, billy crystal on the 2016 election.osterl has been to respectful but spirited conversations between two prominent thinkers who holds very opposite opinions. that holds true today. in a minute we will look him to our stage our two debaters. on the one side we will welcome ambassador wendy sherman, the former secretary of state for political affairs for president obama. on the other side we will welcome michael durand, a former senior director of the national security found -- council. one of the architects of the bush administration's mideast policy. and --c's on jason nymex jason isaacson, ambassador sherman, mr. duran, they will both try the question, the america first approach. is it advancing or compromising u.s. interests abroad? settle in, fasten your seatbelts. before we begin, elected turn your attention to the screen for a brief video introduction. >> trump: my foreign policy will always put the interests of the american people and american security above all else. it has to be first. trump promised the foreign

unitedhealth, aetna, cig narcs humana, all of them up 1.5-2 percentage points.s billions of taxpayer dollars going to the insurance market to stabilize it. >> right. stuart: that's money flowing out to these companies. health care stocks in general all up. look at that. 4, 3%, 4%, 2%, they're all up in percentage terms. the dow industrials are now up 44 points. now, it doesn't mean to say that this is the end result. >> no. stuart: yes, we get this reform bill in its entirety, this is what the senate's going to pass. that's not the case. >> no. stuart: this is a proposal. >> starting point. stuart: we have the broad outline obviously that proposal. >> need to get the freedom caucus onboard. stuart: there'll be a committee session to iron it all out. there'll be amendments as it goes through the senate and voted on next week. but it's a start. >> right. >> i'm impressed. >> finally. stuart: you like it? >> i'm impressed. i didn't think they were going to be able to come together especially when you have rand paul, ted cruz and mike lee. i want to see where they s

. >> everybody is getting amazoned >> still ahead, former narc governor george pataki is going to joininfrastructure, president trump, and now, he's taking on puerto rico's debt crisis as we head to break, take a look at u.s. equity futures the dow, the s&p, now look at the nasdaq, big turn in the nasdaq this morning. now open higher by 21 points that earlier looked like it was going to open lower by 17. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc ♪ at johnson's we care about safety as much as you do. that's why we meet or exceed 15 global regulations for baby products. and where standards differ, we always go with the toughest. johnson's. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc we're live at the nasdaq marketsite in times square among the stories front and center at this hour, toshiba suing western digital for interfering in the sale of its chip unit. the two companies jointly operate toshiba's japanese chip plant. western digital has maintained that the unit can't be sold without its permission toshiba is intending to sell that unit to a consortium led