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iran's president is confident izzy awaits donald trump's decision on the nuclear deal. hello again i'm sure without his air live from doha also coming up the north korean leader kim jong un says he's committed to denuclearization as he meets china's president for the second time in as many months. mass protest leader is elected prime minister after leading eight peaceful revolution. also the spectacular bow cannick display continues in the why most in love everything in its path. the donald trump is just hours away from announcing whether the united states will stay with the iran nuclear deal the us president tweeted on monday that he'll be making a declaration at the white house days ahead of the deadline for him to extend a waiver of sanctions against iran that some u.s. democratic party said this is their written to mr trump in a last ditch effort to try to persuade him from walking away from the deal and this follows a flurry of high level diplomatic meetings in washington between u.s. officials and their european allies many of whom fear that mr trump is making a m

ester, janet, claudia, izzy, john, paul, and jim. welcome. >> good evening. i'm roy chan. i represent chinatown community development center, and we stand with our neighbors at mutt will polk neighborhood association in opposition to this proposal. allowing a stand-alone big box formula retail at the site would simply disrupt the independent retail ecosphere that has defined this part of polk street and coincidentally chinatown. for over 40 years, chinatown cdc has a history of maintaining quality of life and neighborhood character, and we understand well the negative impact of formula retail moving in to established commercial corridors and we've even put into place zoning that restricts use size as well as formula retail. a 365 store moving into this site would further fuel the gentrifying trends we see, where lower income residents historically contribute tot unique cultural traditions and entities that define this city. specifically with the recent acquisition of whole foods by amazon, a 365 store could pose an even greater threat to beyond just the impact in nearby re

security cameras at the embassy, my hotel bill, my airline bills to los angeles and receipt from izzy'sould show you i was not in london that weekend and could not have met with assange. no, neither by sype or phone either. >> you've had no contact from the mueller people to have a conversation? >> i'm sorry. the ear piece, i lost your question. >> have the mueller people been in touch with you at all? >> i've not been interviewed or been contacted by the special counsel's office. >> you're not a go between with wikileaks or anything else at any time? >> that is correct. again, i don't buy into the premise that social security a russian asset. i think it's unproved. just because msnbc and others -- >> mike pompeo, the former secretary and former cia director says they are agents of a foreign service which is russia. of a foreign service which is russia. >> yes, the evidence, mr mr. pompeo, that -- our intelligence agencies have been politicized. this is, in my opinion, an open question. there's vigorous debate on it on the internet. gusefer 2.0, whoever that is, is using software that i

. >> he's running for county supervisor and izzy teacher.een accused of inappropriate behavior with students. >> as allie rasmus reports that he does not land to step down. >> that the first of -- i've heard of it in regards to a formal complaint. i look forward to going through the process. >> sprint dominic caserta was shaken up. accusing the candidate for sexual wrongdoing. >> allegations are serious and they need to be investigated. i have every intention of continuing my campaign. i'm sad that this is happening 29 days when this came out. before my election. >> i felt that he was taking away power from e. i felt helpless. >> reporter: lidia filed a police report tuesday. she was a campaign volunteer for caserta. she accuses him of repeated unwanted hugging and touching beginning in january. she recalls one time when she says the councilman put his hand on her leg. >> immediately when we got into the car, he said -- he started rubbing my leg, making inappropriate comments, and yeah, i felt like i was trapped in that car. i had a panic at

izzy named elvis presley, bruce springsteen or mick jagger?> tucker: elvis presley. is that his name? >> arkansas is about to get all shook up. elvis presley is running for congress. this is legit, people. needless to say this politician politician -- >> tucker: that was a very intense you know win the coveted eric wemple mug. >> i thought it was looked tucker carlson mug. >> tucker: i'm on the back. bret baier, thank you. that was controversial. >> it was better than when shannon bream beat -- >> tucker: the most controversial final exam episode in history is next. a titanic set of showdowns features mark zuckerberg and of course katie frakes against jeff larson. play along as that controversy unfold in spectacular fashion coming up. ♪ but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis

macarthur high school in douglas, new york under the sophisticated slogan don't be dizzy vote for izzy [laughter] i love that an it worked and what i suggested that we replicate that they quit immediately. [laughter] and i ran for the sub candidate legislature back in 19 -- 19 oh gosh when was it 1987, and is lost ran for huntington board won in 1993 and got elected to congress in 2000 to the surprise of everybody including me. and got elected to the district repghted by a wonderful friend of mine named rick lazio who was a republican member of congress and he left to run against hillary clinton. but we were friends. and rick was oning 75, 80% of the vote and here i'm a democrat and come listening and nobody thought i was going to win. i won with 48% of the vote no member of congress did worse than me or member of congress did worse than me i own 48% because it was a five-way race i was so skeptical of my reelection -- and so cheap as a human being -- that i refused to buy a dresser in washington, d.c. in my little -- little studio apartment i lived out of three bags and -- i had any s

you see izzy and bruce. we are all in the middle of the con-fab.ack the curtain on the "new day" breakfast. >> and taunting and teasing. you did not bring crumb cake? >> my wife knows it is not my personality that gets me by. she sent food as a bribe. >> well done. that is breaking news. we have no food. >> we will save you two pieces. >> story of our life. sure. >> and there will be news on "new day." three hours of breaking news. >> serving up crumb cake and news. nice to see you. thank you. >>> let's get a check on cnn money. this year marks a decade since the financial crisis. regulators are easing the rule that helped trigger it. fed reserve will water down the volc volcker rule. these are very profitable. they leave banks open to big losses. that is what caused the crisis. banks complained for years this is complecomplex. this change is easing oversight. banks no longer have to prove they are making a trade. that shifts to regulatoregulato. this will undue the complexity for the banks. critics call it a gave away to big banks. they are making

my name is izzy boxer, and i want to issue a plea to all of you to really listen to the people who live in the neighborhood. i lived -- i've lived for 35 years on washington and polk, and i'm a very strong supporter of whole foods 365 for three reasons. one is affordability, one is quality, and the third reason is accessibility. on affordability, i want to comment on something that someone said before about well, you can get free delivery from whole foods on franklin. that's fine if you can afford whole foods on franklin, which i cannot. whole foods 365 will be much less expensive, more like trader joe's. the second issue for me is quality. i want to be able to buy whole foods quality fruits and vegetables, and the only place to do that right now is whole foods on franklin. my experience of real food is that it is much more expensive than whole foods on franklin, and the quality is not as good. and the last thing i wanted to comment on is accessibility. it's becoming increasingly difficult as i get older to walk a quarter mile or more up a hill to do my shopping. having whole foods 365

of the top five, though, izzy englander of millennial management earned $975 million ray dollio come in at number four, raking in $3.1 billion, thanks to fees generated by bridgewater, the largest hedge fund, appaloosa's david tepper edged out the number two spot with $1.5 billion, and number one was mr. simons of renaissance technologies he took in a whopping $1.7 billion. and as my colleague robert frank calculated, hedge fund managers that brought in more than a billion dollars last year earned, get this, guys, $145,000 an hour. so during the course of this show, $145,000 or $2400 every second of the day. >> so much for the death of active management if you're doing it well. and doing it right lee cooperman is on the list, about $500 million it says here dan loeb, $625. the biggest names doing all right. >> that's a distinction from last year where we sought saw a lot more quantity managers where the algorithms were in control, not earning the money, but the guys running the firms who had the algorithms made the top of the list last year >> thanks. leslie picker. >> let's get to f