christina: sure. there are different pockets of negotiations happening right now and one of the big questions is whether lawmakers will be able to agree on what happens with the so-called dreamers, these were the people in the daca program and who might be eligible for it and whether lawmakers can agree on some kind of patho citizens and when congressman jordan was talking about no special pathway to citizenship, that's kind of the crux of the debate there. so it sort of unclear if they'll be able to agree on some process that kevintives will say is not a special pathway. even if they do agree, that doesn't mean they'll be able to pass a bill. those negotiations are happening and meanwhile, centrist republicans and democrats are trying to get 218 signatures to advance this discharge petition. thare all sorts of crazy, complicated procedural rules around the discharge petition but the bottom line is it they get enough signatures by tuesday, they can consider it this month and it can trigger a series of

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. >> we're for christina. >> kicking off the weekend with christina aguilera! from miami. >> to hear her on the plaza. >> we love you, christina! >> oh, it is going to be a big day, a perfect friday. middle of june, christina aguilera on a concert in the heart of midtown manhattan on a friday. i mean, come on. we're so happy to have craig filling in for us. hey, craig. >> if you're so happy, why did you leave me hanging. >> up top. >> thank you, thank you. >> i wouldn't do that. let's get to our news at 8:00. >> let's get to your use on this business friday. president trump held a question and answer session on the lawn of the white house this morning calling for an into the russia probe that was critical of james comey and the fbi. krist >> the president walking out to the north lawn for an interview with fox nunez, he stopped and talked to us afterwards. we pressed him on a range of topics including the doj inspector general report. it also revealed new text messages between agency officials which showed they made disparaging remarks about him. the president

they still work together and co-parent, christina hz a new man in her life.ted days ant antstead. >> we got along right away. we have so much in common. my kids adore him. our kids get along really well. >> what does tarek think of her new man? >> i've met him a few times. he seems like a nice guy. doi i don't see any man creating jealousy. >> i don't think i needed tarek's approval on my boyfriend. he's supportive. >> he had his own thoughts about whether they would ever double-date with tarek. >> is that something you would ever do? >> i can answer this one. >> uh -- i don't see double-dating in our immediate future. but never say never. >> i think that was a no. >> the giggle. >> uncomfortable laughter. >> like, nuh-huh. she said she can see herself getting married again. probably not to tarek. >>> still ahead -- >> want to get rock-hard abs and glutes by laying down? >> you're doing 20,000 situps in one session. >> we're testing the new machine teasing big results. >>> then, big brother is back tonight. most of the cast has the same plan to win. and you w

good to see you, christina. welcome back. >> good to see u. thank you. >> will the second half of the year be marked by the type of disruption and olatility that's been characteristic of the first half? >> absolutely. i thinke't's very likely going to see that because we have the same drivers in place. specifically monetary policy is being unwound. and this isn't just ordinary monetar t policy,s is experimental monetary policy. so unwinding is an experiment in and of itself. what i think is going to happen is we'll seed continue normalization of capital markets as we normalize that monetary policy. >> you also se higher prices, you see a little slower growth. is it enough that you would tl investors to start thinking about investing in traditional inflation hedges? >> traditional inflation hedges hould always be part of an investor's portfolio. so if it isn't, they should include it in there. there is a wide array of options from commodies to nflation securitie to income-producing areas like dividends which have historically held up well in ri

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i'm talking about flip or flop stars tarek and christina.that working with your ex is awkward, just might be the understatement of the year. >> still not perfect. we're divorced. obviously, sometime there is is hard feelings. we do the best we can. do we have issues times? yes. arguments sometimes? yes. do we get along sometimes? yes, we e do. >> we'll see the tension on thursday night's episode on hgtv. >> i rely on christina to be there for work issues. but as soon as i need her to do something, she blows me off for a girls trip to san diego without even telling me she left town. >> the couple split in 2016 and are co-parenting their two kids. christina is dating british tv host ant anstead. but how about tarek? >> i'm single. enjoying life. traveling. i just love having a good time. >> this is the second season of the two working together after breaking up. we noticed they still seem to have some chemistry. >> the yard looks oobt as bad as the inside does. oh, my. >> you to feel like you flirt? >> i don't know. we were together for a long

because clearly, christina and tarek have.you can see in our exclusive sneak peek of tonight's episode, the couple who split in 2016 isn't shying away from putting their post divorce relationship on display. >> we both still film with the kids, and it shows his new house in newport and me here with kids and kind of other things that we're both doing in our lives, so it should be interesting. >> we laugh on set, we have fun, we do our job, and there's no animosity. and ultimately we just want to have a good time and produce a great show. we've been doing it a long time. >> hey, how was your date? >> good. >> how much did it set you back? >> why do you even care? >> i'm just messing around. >> can we work? >> so much for keeping things light. while tarek isn't in a steady relationship right now, christina's found love again with british tv host ant anstead. >> one, two, three. you cheated. >> you know, tarek and i try to keep our personal lives separate. it's not something that we need to get involved with, so we're just mostly

now reunited, christina must wear an ankle bracelet so i.c.e. can track her movements. >> you see the tracks that is representative of the level of traffic -- >> manuel padilla jr. is the region's patrol chief and oversees the facility. we met one him on the border. do you feel like the bad guy in this to some extent? you are the instrument of a policy that is obviously very controversial right now. >> i feel that the option of not doing anything is going to worsen the situation. so i think we have to work with what we have right now and hopefully get the immigration laws redone. >> the department of health and human services currently has nearly 12,000 kids in its care. a number expected to jump to more than 20,000 by august 1st. in a rare move, first lady melania trump said she hates to see children separated from their families, and there was a chorus of criticism from all former first ladies including laura bush writing a blistering op-ed calling the policy cruel and immoral, and writing that the images from the border are eerily reminiscent

christina is life at the white house to break down the back and forth. christina? >> there's always some back and forth going on. but you had axios put out the report saying that the united states is looking to leave the wto. the wto had 164 members. they talk about lowering trade barriers for countries. and then you had steve ma new chin on maria earlier this morning saying he dismissed the claims. listen in. >> this is an exaggeration. the president has been clear withous and with others, he has concerns about the wto, he thinks there's aspects of it that are not fair. he thinks that china and others have used it to their own advantage. but we are focused on free trade. that's what we're focused on, breaking down barriers. >> and then back on fox business news we had the editor in chief of axios respond to treasury secretary mnuchin notice how he said that the claims were exaggerated but not incorrect. since we're talking about the wto, you've got canada that's said that they're going to the wto to fight the tariffs put in place, the steel and aluminum tariffs in

there are few who inspire as much as christina and ron. the list of their generation goes on and on to healthcare, welfare, veterans, and of course education, yet none of his ellipse is none of it is done seeking recognition or asking anything in return, it is truly to live up to that commitment, much is expected. they have indeed lived up to this incredible status. the family has never stopped championing others, and today's new mission is just one more step in giving back to his country, to our country. i know that this is why some of those close to him call him father ron. he is one that serves everyone. people come to him for guidance and wisdom and when needed, some hard truth telling. peer to peer, ceo to ceo, and even some students, the words of his closest friends, he serves as a source of strength and wisdom for all that seek him out. his greatest achievement is not how much he is given, but how he has impacted and influenced and inspired all those around him. the mission in belgium is more important than ever. whether it is addre

the fox business network's christina is live with more. hi, christina. >> hi, shep.lve the state of hawaii. they're saying the president and his executive order and the muslim ban, if you want to call it that, is above his political powers as president. they believe he doesn't have the right because he's discriminating based on nationality and violating religious freedoms. right now the administration has responded back saying that's not the case. this is more of a concern of national security and not one about religious freedoms. the court is expected to rule on this as early as tomorrow. we could get a ruling wednesday as well. >> shepard: what about other cases we're watching, christina? >> there's so much going on this week, which is why i'm in washington. let's start with the unions. a case involving whether nonunion membership continues to pay fees to public unions across the country. so in 1977, the supreme court ruled that unions could charge other fees if they negotiate higher salaries. they're potentially benefitting so they should pay in the union is negot

>> yes. >> "christina on the coast"? >> "christina on the coast." [ applause ] >> congratulations. ago, and i closed escrow on a house in newport beach last week, so i'll fix my own house and they'll see into my personal life. how i'm designing my own house and i'm also helping eight homeowners fix up their house and i actually had my first shoot day monday. it was great. i get to show a little bit more design because flipping you want to keep it more streamlined and appeal to the masses so actually getting to design the house for someone specific is going to be really amazing. >> christina, thank you for coming in and hope you andhe kids are doing well. great to see you. "flip or flop" airs thursday nights on hgtv. ginger? >>> oh, lara. i'm just hanging in the green room, sipping on some iced coffee because it's about to get hot this weekend. a quick look at how hot. heat advisories are up all the way into mississippi and alabama. look at those numbers. burlington, vermont, 97 on friday. that's right. i told you. >>> hey, look, i got some friends. don't worry about it. all of us a

a a christina is going to be jimmy's guest on the tonight show tonight.gnized her voice. >> you never know. mr. fallon having one of his best weeks ever, because he also got a dance lesson from danny zuko, aka john travolta. ♪ it's electrifying >> the dance move is called the four corners. remember this? ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ the one that i want ♪ oh, oh, oh, honey >> john had suggested it to "grease's" choreographer. >> so i said, we used to do the four corners. why don't we do that? >> john's been reliving his classics a lot lately. ♪ you can tell by the way i use my walk i'm a woman's man ♪ >> remember this famous visit to "lenny's pizza" in "saturday night fever"? >> two, two. give me two. that's good. >> well, he and wife kelly preston just paid a return visit to brooklyn. this time there were about 1,000 fans cheering his dance moves. yeah, the white suit/black shirt combo rings a bell too. this is all part of travolta's global push to promote "gotti," where he portrays mob boss john gotti. we were on the set for some dancing there, too, wi

christina, thank you.>> it is beautiful out there. cooling down a little bit.was hot yesterday.>>> we are cooling off and you can see the scene behind christina is live as well. lookout things have dried out for the fast -- past few weeks. we have cooler temperatures and the forecast which will be good news. temperatures trended up today. today we are cooling things off . we are tracking the temperatures across california and the bay area. we are heading into a cool down. this area of low pressure and cloud cover is to the north. if the heat is too much, you will like this system moving into northern california and the bay area. the fog is regrouping near the coastline. half moon bay and south of the golden gate bridge has patchy fog making a comeback. expanded coverage over the next few days. 90s toward concord and fairfield. santa rosa is reporting 94 degrees. fremont is 83 and oakland is 69 and san francisco is 65 degrees. as far as the temperature change compared to yesterday, most areas are down a little bit. one or two judge or 3 but mostly clear skies. p

let me introduce the two reporters who will be asking questions, christina peterson returns to newsmakers, congressional reporter for "the wall street journal" and scott wong who covers for the hill. congressman, we're all interested in what the going forward is from where we're talking on immigration. what do you see happening the next couple days? rep. jordan: we are focused on doing what we told the american people are going to do, what they elected us to do and what we promised which is building border security wall, and chain migration, and reform our asylum laws, deal with sanctuary city laws. the president has been very clear. we can also adjust the daca situation. but when we address that daca population, those individuals, we have to do it in a way that is consistent with the rule of law that doesn't give those individuals a different, a unique, a special half -- path to citizenship. they have to get in line like everybody else and they can't jump the line or have a different path. that to us is just fundamental. that's the kind of legislation we're pushing for. that kind of legi

this is courtesy of reporter christina wilky at cnbc. "as robert mueller looks ever more closely at president donald trump's foreign business ties, one former associate has remained outside the spotlight despite playing a key role in trump's quest for real estate deals in the former soviet union. architect john fotiadis designed some of trump's most ambitious luxury developments there. fotiadis's work offers a window into trump's dealings in the complex, opaque world of eurasian real estate. today several of these projects are reportedly under scrutiny by the special counsel, who's investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election and any means by which moscow might have exerted influence over trump and his campaign, including through business deals." after mcclatchy reported in april that mueller's probe was looking more closely at people involved in trump's business dealings in georgia, kazakhstan, and russia and after cnbc received a tip that architect fotiadis had worked on several trump projects in eurasia, cnbc reached out to mr.

christina rendon tells us the justices ruled in favor of christian-based crisis centers. >> we applaud this decision of the united states supreme court today. we applaud it. it's a victory for the first amendment. >> reporter: on the steps of supreme court tuesday, a pro life group celebrated a ruling by the supreme court that struck down a california law requiring crisis pregnancy centers provide notices to women about abortions and contraception. the crisis pregnancy centers argued posting abortion notices is at adds of their beliefs and in violation of their free speech. >> we as americans in this country have a right to be free from the government forcing us to advance a cause we despise. >> reporter: san francisco assemblyman david choo calling the clinics fronts for extreme antichoice groups trying to ban abortion. >> providing pregnant women with access totimely and accurate medical information should not have been controversial and unfortunately there are thousands of fake health centers acthe country and hundreds in california that will continue to be dangerous to women's heal

christina is light outside, where a official meeting is being held today. it christina? >> reporter: that meeting just wrapped up, 20 minutes ago. there were a lot of people here, as well as neighboring communities, that said that they are happy that this is now developing. they are still very cautious, they want to make sure that this decision does not change. we will show you what it looks like inside, earlier this afternoon -- at this meeting started at 1 pm. there was an email from the county sheriff, that stated the sheriff was informed that no relocation camps will be established, in concorde or anywhere else in california, at this time. this email was shared with the public, the sheriff said, he got the word from high ranking officials in the california office of emergency services. there were more than 100 people inside of those chambers, they welcomed this news, but many of them spoke up to say that they want to keep the pressure on. >> we want confirmation from the navy, that they have halted the project, and they are not considering concorde as a naval weapons

. >>> christina rendon and -- have been covering the race all night, let's go to janet in the city with the new some campaign. er: julie, i am you can hear the music going, they have a dj and a big crowd that is here lingering and enjoying the victory. big cheers erupted tonight where the election party is being held for the campaign. this is the result that the polls predicted but with them taking the top two primary spots, gavin newsom said he is not taking anything for granted. the campaign announced newsom was the winner around 9 pm, he was introduced by his wife. he took the stage shortly after 10 pm. and had quite a lot of things to say to the crowd. here is little bit of what he said. >> this is only the first half of the election calendar. thanks to you, the halftime score is looking very promising and the home team is winning. in politics today, ever would agree with this there too anger, instead we offered answers. we would like to call it resistance with results. the one thing that is clear, this is not a victory speech. >> reporter: newsom also said the choice will be clear

one that christina eager also knows all too well she's one meter seventy five and weighs ninety five kilos while at work or if she's feeling down she often begins to crave something sweet. it's not hunger it's more a kind of reward and something to help you focus. i think you can say that the sweet character of chocolate is addictive. but researchers now know there's a direct link between how do you feel and what you eat impulses from the brain tell you to eat food that also feeds your emotional appetite. cleaning your plate eating sweets to cheer yourself up both are habits frequently instilled at an early age mentioned one people want to control their emotions especially negative ones and that often happens subconsciously things like loneliness sadness and frustration you know now i wonder if these days eating has been divorced from feeling hungry or full. not so problem. because people lose their sense of what the right amount solve and they eat too much and so that. scientists at the university of new bac have discovered that habits and feelings influence what and how much we eat

christina, cheryl, back to you. >> saga continue. >> thank you.g up in historic summit for president trump. democrats can't help raining on the parade. >>ith theack of details, we are worried that kimongetting s. >> we will go live to singapore with the follow-up. about a father's day gift. let's call it ted g. we will explain. i was just overwhelmed by the chief had. stock index futures looking at on the green right now. dow jones had 17 points. and the nasdaq 1125 points. you are watching "fbn:am." these (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and br ted from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? it doesn't take much to make a big impact. just having a positive attitude or helping someone every now and then makes more of a difference than i think any of us realize. action team for life. ha ha. believe it. to learn more about starting

not from me, christina kipper, thereby. —— but from me, christina cooper, goodbye. good morning.he uk at the moment. to the northern half of the country, we've got fresher north atlantic air pushing its way in. to the south, muggier air all the way from the mid—atlantic. separating air masses, though, tends to be weather fronts. and this one, as we see this little wave develop, a little bobble later will bring some heavier rain later this coming night. patchy rain and drizzle this morning across some western parts of england and wales, where the warmest of the air is. 18 degrees in central london. sunnier conditions further north for the commute, with just a few showers here and there, but it does feel a bit fresher. sunshine turns hazy, though, as cloud increases from the south—west through the day. the cloud across england and wales will break up but it will turn cloudy for northern england. and there's always a threat, northern and western areas, of patchy rain and drizzle into the afternoon, especially on coasts and hills. but note — temperatures into the 20s, even with that

gardner: let me welcome christina gidwitz to the committee hearing. gidwitz -- ronald love of his life. i do not know if i am supposed to say this, but i will say it anyway and ask for forgiveness afterwards. ronid not get married until his 40's because he spent all the time before that trying to convince christina to say yes. i think that is the story, correct? i also want to welcome scott, -- as inand new fiance last week -- and alexander, his son and australia. the come to the family for being here today. thank you. the first time i met ron, i knew i was going to get along great with him. walking into his office in chicago, there was a poster on his wall that was a piece of farm equipment. we had a long conversation about midwest companies that have a legacy presence in colorado and beyond. here was run that morning, talking about all these household names that helped my community, my hometown, thrive, that he was part of. of course, there is his resume, and it shows he is more qualified to serve our great nation in this capacity as anyone else. he

kristina: and i am christina parsinevelos filling in for lauren simonetti.is morning. it is set to begin any moment, but we are not seeing any movement on the screen right now. cheryl: we are monitoring this live picture. deirdre bolton is live in singapore. of course we are waiting to hear from secretary pompeo about what we can expect today. reporter: we certainly are waiting. he will begin begin any minute. we are monitoring that right along with you. i can tell you we have directly from state department source and the meeting and i will read it directly, have been going very well with north korea, but the ambassador came from the u.s. ambassador to the philippines. a direct quote from one of her sources at the state department saying so far so good. so much tension, so much hope. this is an historic meeting of course. president trump and kim jong un sitting down for scheduled to sit down about 15 hours from now. no aid, no staff will be in the room to kick things off, which is highly unusual. i've been speaking with ambassadors and former ambassadors her

they champion and inspire as much as christina and ron. the list of their generosity goes on and on to health care, welfare of children, support for our military, national security, veterans and, of course, education. none of it is done seeking recognition or asking anything in return. it truly is to live up to that commitment, much as expected. and they have lived up to this. the family has never stopped leading champions other. and today's new mission is one more step in giving back to his country, to our country. i know that this is why some of those closest to him call him father ron. he is one that serves everyone. people come to him for wisdom, ce and when needed some hard truth telling. ceo to ceo or each young leaders or students. in the words of some of his closest friends, he serves as a source of strength or wisdom for all who seek him out. his greatest impact is not how much he has given but how much he has inspired all of those around him. the mission in belgium is more important than ever. whetr it's addressing the issue, he

all other stocks tumbled on that announce we bring in christina farr all over the story, christina, andthe back story here of walmart also wanting pillpack. how did the deal come to be? >> absolutely, sarah it was a battle here between walmart and amazon who were both interested in this asset you can see why. pillpack is an online pharmacy startup with licenses in 49 states other than hawaii so buying a company like that from amazon's perspective could spee -- speed up the process of getting into the pharmacy space by years because they the infrastructure now they have a great team of experts. if the goal, i expect is this, sell prescription drugs on amaz amazon.com through prime >> christina, we've seen your ongoing reporting on this and latest tweets say added implications for express scripps potentially. >> yes, they are the largest benefits manager, pbm, had a big dustup with pillpack a year and a half over a contract dispute that ended in pillpack's favor i'm very interested with amazon now on board to see how the relationships between those three companies play out i suspect that

another unpublished case files, others that were space-- faith than christina. asperger said she did not participate at all in the community of children. her facial expression was remarkable empty and she would stare impassively before her with quote a lack of contact. elf rita was supposed to be oblivious quote to the effect of her entire behavior on others, so we can't know what these girls actually looked like, but they were described in similar terms are asperger transferred both girls. clinic notes states staff introduced margarita suggesting she may have been preselected and indeed she was transfer the same day. asperger's clinic specified that l freda should be sent to the killing department at the time. l freda had a sense of foreboding before her transfer and wrote to her mother quote i do not know if we will see each other again because i can't know if i want to die on this trip. thankfully, there is no of the girls of death despite them being handed over directly to the doctors, but the fact remains that asperger was issuing diverse dates to children

we caught up with christina.e are short on particulars about how denuclearization will take place. it was a time for people to look at north korea, look at the positive potential and look at the massive risk. that is what we did. we talked to a lot of people about how they saw the future. jason: do you have a good assessment of what the potential -- the market potential is? >> there have been studies done. havering companies operations. they have some experience working there. it is not a completely unfounded, untapped market. there is some sense. aside from the potential, there is the fact that it lacks any sort of framework for foreign investment or rule of law. jason: i vto inthat ors and ceos are taking something of a cue from the dealmaker president who pointed out -- as he looked at the -- the joke was that he could see condos on those beaches. people are wondering if there is a consumer market there. there is a massive amount that could be done. most likely places where we could soon see some real investme

chief christina lagos says storm clouds are gathering over the global economy under trump's policies but here in germany the o.e.c.d. suggests growth in europe's top economy will remain strong next year that's and the group did this to germany's launch trade this is a source of concern and has more investment in infrastructure and technology. my colleague ben pursued and spoke to the o.e.c.d. secretary general and held her and asked him how germany can remain so economically stable in such turbulent times for global trade. your basic premise is that everything's going so wrong and does not trade is now growing at four to five percent that is higher than we've ever had in many years actually we had trade growing at zero minus something and then we have two percent very anemic now ideally should be growing at about seven to eight percent. but it's catching up it could be doing even better at the moment what has been doing better because it's not because of the last great tension you know it's because we have many many years because of the crisis because we still suffering the consequen

there are few who lead, champion and as far as much as christina and ron.the list of the generosity goes on and on to health care, welfare of children, support for military, veterans and, of course, education. yet none of it is done seeking recognition asking anything of them in return. it truly is a live up to that commitment, much as expected and they have indeed lived up to this incredible standard. his psalmist ever stop giving leading chip in others and today's daily is one more step in getting back to his country, to our country. i know this is why some of those closest to him calling father ron. he is the one who serves everyone, people come to him for wisdom, and when you do, some hard truth telling. peer-to-peer, ceo to ceo or even young students of the in the words of some its closest friends he serves as a source of strength and wisdom for all who seek an epic is gratis achieve it is not a much is given but how is impacted and influenced and inspired all those around them. the mission and belgian belgiue important than ever. whether it's addressi

let me introduce the two reporters who will be asking questions, christina peterson returns to newsmakersngressional reporter for "the wall street journal" and scott wong who covers for the hill. congressman, we're all

prepped for surgery,we in to understand surgery is underway, they should be recovering, tonight.>> christinaan >>> temperatures out there, the highs from today, warmer than yesterday got to -- warmer than yesterday, 96 in antioch, 86 in vallejo, the big numbers showed up in the inland bay valleys, but check out san jose, 88, 94 in morgan hill, highs tomorrow, about the same, maybe a little bit warmer inland, and a little bit cooler along the coast. getting to see a little bit more fog tomorrow night, winding up in the inland valleys being the warmest day, temperatures trend down after , fires today, a few small ones, tomorrow a few small ones, that's how it goes, when you get these warm days back to back like this. not to bed on the air quality, the fog will try to get to the coast, tonight and tomorrow morning, but then it gets kind of chewed up.>>> what will happen tomorrow night, it will push in, but not in the inland valleys, the spots will be upper 90s again, towards antioch in livermore valley, some patchy fog, out towards oakland, on wednesday morning, and looks good, 67, wednesday lu

kicking it off today is christina.na: emerging markets have gotten my eye today because they are being battered this week. one silver lining is the emerging desk in the emerging markets selloff is the earning fields compared to the treasury 10 year yield, as at the highest level since april 2017. if you look back to april 2017, we were near a lower level for the msci emerging market index back then, but it was the start of the rally that brought us all the way to highs we saw in 2018. could we see a repeat and what investors be convinced that the value proposition for emerging market as it stands is attractive and that it is time to buy? only one way to find out. mark: on the day that china falls into a bear market, what have you got? vonnie: mine is topical but maybe just a little bit less so. you know how we have mexican elections on sunday? we also have another latin american country coming up with elections. it is brazil in october. it is fascinating to see just how high inflation has become in brazil. 8.6% now. he

. >>> and tomorrow on "good morning america" christina he will moussa from hgtv's flip or flop talks about her marriage troubles in an exclusive >>> oh, my goodness! >> window washers can be superheroes too. >> i love this. >> yes. especially for some young patients at an iowa hospital. check this out. work grerzers from a local comp changed into their secret identities, batman, superman, the flash and captain america. they then rappelled down blank children's hospital in des moines to the delight of the kids. they even played tic tac toe on the windows as they cleaned. >> that is sweet. who knew batman did windows too? that's incredible. >> and he does everything really. >> that's cool. >>> on to sports. >> anthonyes on the road. the home run derby continues for the aides on the ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this diffic

clouds that hang over the global economy according to the chief of the international monetary fund christina god describing the state of global trade in the era of trump here in germany economists that appear to worry and report presented by the o.e.c.d. in berlin suggests growth in europe's top economy will remain strong next year that said the group did list germany's large trade surplus as a source of concern and has called on the country to invest more in infrastructure and technology. and as he so we've got the o.e.c.d. secretary general right here with us in the studio. thank you very much for coming in thank you and explain to me how everything is going so wrong as far as trade goes as far as global trade goes and how jummy is managing to remain so economically stable when it's so dependent on global trade it's a huge export or would your basic premise is that everything's going so wrong and does not trade is now growing at four to five percent that is higher than we've ever had in many years actually we had trade growing at zero minus something and then we have two percent very anemi

diane and christina did not object to the sponsor -- his property. they disagree with it's floor to ceilinglass walls and flat effect. earlier this week i submitted our legal arguments in detail. we believe the project violates the residential guidelines which place emphasis. it doesn't attempt to match the look of buildings in the area. we identified six policies in the design element that are crucial to a buil buildings -- d reflect the proportions materials and character of existing building and avoid extreme co contrast. thank you. >> good evening, my sister donna santana and i are owners kiddy cornered from the site. this building has been in our family since the 1940s and our concern is the design of the project and it's nonconformity to neighborhood architecture and community character over all. we feel that the city's interpretations oodesnd guidelines should be applied equally and fairly toveryone. the main fifth floor roof deck, the second deck and the outlandish using of glazing an concrete. in the statement made to ton tunny my siste and