the strength in this city and of the strength in this state, and the strength in this country. what we are to do in this country and around the world, i believe, is quite simple. that is to build a military structure which will defend the vital interests of the united states. and in that great cause, fort worth as it did in world war ii, as it did in developing the best bomber system in the world then, the b-58, and as it will do in a developing the best fighter system in the world, the cfx, fort worth will play a part. [applause] >> we're at the corner of 8th street and main in downtown fort worth, and it was a couple of yards from this spot that on november 22, 1963, john f. kennedy gave the first of his last two public speeches. it was a cold, wet day that rning. he got in late at night. he flew into the guards well base a couple of hours away. when he flew over the city, all the buildings were outlined in white lights. some of the civic leaders at the time wanted to welcome the president even before he landed. even today, that is the tradition in fort worth. if you see our

strength, diplomatic strength.lliances are extremely important. they take care in feeding. and we need to do a better job of caring for them and feeding. david: on the iranian agreement, would you have done the deal that was done under president obama? or would you have pulled out as president trump? james: i don't think we should have gotten into that negoon to begin with. i think it was a mistake. because we were -- if sanctions were beginning to bite iran, and i think if we were going to get into a negotiation with iran, we should not have done it just on nuclear. we should have done it on nuclear and their support of terror in the region and gotten some promise on that. david: in your time as secretary of state, who was the one or two most impressive people you met outside of the united states as foreign leaders. james: i dealt with outstanding leaders. i think of gorbachev, thatcher, i think of a wonderful former soviet who changed entirely. david: you met gorbachev many times. james: many times. david: you we

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know the youlso to have gathered your strength, you have been examples of strength, you should looin the mirror every day and celebrate that strength and that courageous nest. you should also know that another generation will come campuses and these finish the job. completed inen your time here. i want to call out other activism of this graduating class. i'm going to call it out because i know, it has taken place in support of people on the campus and outside of this campus. , students for ending masimo corporation -- mass incarceration. the campaign on behalf of farmworkers to get ben & jerry's to sign on the milk with dignity program. i also have to say, i cannot say enough about the students of color and their allies. from all over the country, including here on this campus. from columbia to charlottesville who have demanded the removal of relics, physical and intellectual, that symbolize our country's racist history. they should be commended and their allies who have joined with them who have let this movement, because we are making a truer and better world. [applause] anita: som

those are our areas of strength.news agenda, these are all stories that are not really going away at the moment. thank you so much. before we go, carol kirkwood has presented brea kfast carol kirkwood has presented breakfast weather reports in the company of a number of animals. on thursday she was at the south of england show in west sussex with some little pigs. we can also see some little pigs. we can also see some tomorrow across south wales, an isolated one may be across the midlands and also east anglia. by the time we get to saturday, i am being eaten alive! by the coming to saturday, you will find it will write an up and there will be sunshine around and they are more likely to be in northern ireland and western scotland. i am being eaten alive! their bites really hurt as will. don't put this kit in your pocket is! —— biscuits. will. don't put this kit in your pocket is! -- biscuits. opinion was divided about that encounter, with carol considering it: thank you for all of your comment this week. if you want t

you deserve also to know that you have gathered your strength, you have been examples of strength and courage. you should look in the mirror every day and celebrate that strength and that courageousness. and you should also know that another generation will come behind you on these campuses and finish the job that has not been completed during your time here. i want to call out other activism of this graduating class. and i'm going to call it out because i know it has taken place in support of people on the campus and outside of this campus. earlier, it was mentioned the group knowas s.e.m.i., students for ending mass incarceration with the hash tag for those who want to make campuses safer for everyone, regardless of immigration status. and the campaign on behalf of farmworkers to get ben & jerry's to sign on the milk with dignity program. say i cannotave to say enough about the students of color and their allies from all over the country, including here on this campus, but from columbia to charlottesville, virginia, to brandeis, who have demanded the removal of relics, physical and

[cheers and applause] our theme this year is generations of strengths. as a supervisor pointed out earlier. i think you would agree that this years grand marshals and honourees are wonderful examples of the strength that is found throughout our communities. this is where i will ask for michelle's help. first, i want to acknowledge that kate kendall has been an incredible inspiration for me. [cheers and applause] i also want to thank you for starting out by crying, because i normally do as well. this is perfect. thank you. [laughter] with that, i will give michelle some airtime. [laughter] >> oh,, i don't know anything about airtime, but i love it. thank you so much. i'm very honoured to be here again and thank you to tom horn. thank you to everybody. the leaders of san francisco for making this happen and to kick off pride month for a world destination city like san francisco. in three weeks we will see a lot of people come to san francisco to celebrate pride and to support the lgbtq community. i want to piggyback off of what the supervisor was talking a

as a nation today we lift up, we honor, we give thanks for your have strength and power reflected in the heroic acts of lieutenant conner. let this man's heroic actions give our nation our world courage and hope to always act in the face of danger andover when he will. ing forces that seek to destroy. lord help us recall the gallant actions of this man, fill all who hear and remember with gratitude and resolve to protect and continue the mission no matter the cost or dissent. and we ask all this in your holy name, amen. >>> thank you very much. thank you and thank you chaplain early. we are honored to be join bid members of congress, military leaders and distinguished guests. i want to recognize deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan. where is patrick? please stand up, patrick. you are doing a great job. [applause.) . >> i have a four star guy, john. where is john? secretary of the army markesper. thank you, mark. a very good negotiator, the general mark, i could see in his eyes when i talk about the cost of those bombs. he is good at throwing then, but he is also good at prici

god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.et in the name ofjesus christ, who died and was raised to the glory of god the father. we come to give thanks for our loved ones who have died, to comfort one another with the word of life, and to seek god in these days of sorrow. grace and peace be with you. all: and also with you. let's sta nd let's stand to sing amazing grace. # amazing grace # how sweet the sound # that saved # a wretch # like me # i once was lost # but now i'm found # was blind # but now i see # ‘twas grace # that taught # my heart to fear # and grace # my fears relieved # how precious did # that grace appear # the hour # i first believed # thro‘ many dangers # toils and snares # i have already # come # ‘tis grace hath brought # me safe this far # and grace will lead # me home first of all i would like to welcome everybody who has taken time to come here today to be with us — bereaved families, survivors, the affected community. i would just like to say a small prior. lord god almighty, creator of heaven and earth

did the strength surprise you?tronger than factored in, but the broad story is we are writing a global growth wave. australia has been writing that. that.ing it is supported by a lift in business investment, a consumer looking in better shape. by neteing supported exports, which is the key link australia has with the rest of the world, so the lift and exports is supporting the growth story. if you say business conditions are around the highest level in a decade, commodity prices have lifted, and it is boosting national incomes, these numbers make sense, lifting global growth and supporting australia as well. is the vulnerability of the economy a deterioration in trade conditions overstated as we talk about is there a trade war or not? >> australia is tied into china in terms of its trade. on the commodity side, most exports go to china. that story,n continuing growth in china and support for demand. i think a key story for australia has been chinese supply-side policy, but cutting back on the mustard production of

he has to project strength, not substance. you can make the argument he doesn't quite understand the nuances of the substance, but what he sells is strength. so, the reason he retreated from the g-7 was he couldn't show strength among allies and peers, but he could if he's standing next to kim jong-un. there was no substance to the deal but there was strength. what he is doing now, he created this problem. he'll never acknowledge that. he'll blame the democrats. but what we saw last night was this image of strength. that there was a problem and he solved it and his base loves that. they voted for him because of that obstinate strength he continues to project. >> in the washington post, trump reveals he's made a paper mache. it is fitting president trump has been forced into retreat by babies. cruelty should never be mistaken for strength. i'm guessing you're saying it is his belief that he looks strong to his base. >> as a brand manager, how he got here is by projecting strength to people who were angry and wanted somebody to

and on the world stage, it has been america's strength as well.resident donald trump has stood without apology as leader of the free world. you saw that at the g7 summit the last two days. the truth is, america is once again standing with our allies and standing up to our enemies. this president for instance, he promised to take the fight against radical islamic terrorism on our terms, on their soil. thanks to the leadership of our commander in chief, i am proud to report isis is on the run, their caliphate has crumbled, and we are on the verge of driving isis from the face of the earth! [applause] [crowd chanting, usa! usa!] vice pres. pence: god bless our troops. this president stood up to the leading state sponsor of terrorism when he withdrew the united states of america from the disastrous event a nuclear -- iran nuclear deal. and said, no more. [applause] this president also stood with our most cherished allies. unlike other presidents succeeding administrations, who made similar promises, president donald trump kept his word when last month

as a nation, today we lift up, we honor, we give thanks for your strength and power reflected in the heroic acts of lieutenant connor. let this man's heroic actions give our nation, our world courage and hope to always act in the face of danger and overwhelming forces that seek to destroy. lord, help us recall the gallant actions of this man, fill all who hear and remember with gratitude and resolve, to protect and continue the mission, no matter the cost or dissent. we ask all this in your holy name, amen. president trump: thank you very much. thank you. and thank you, chaplain hurley, we're honored to be joined today by members of congress, military leaders, and distinguished guests. i want to recognize deputy secretary of defense, patrick shanahan. where's patrick? patrick, please, stand up, patrick. you're doing a great job. [applause] i have a four star in here, john kelly. a special guy. where's john? [applause] special man. secretary of the army, mark esper. army chief of staff. thank you. thank you, mark. [applause] a very good negotiator. the general mark milley. i could see

today, a strength. the euro dollar is on the back foot again cable hanging in around the 1.34 level. so much going on in the political backdrop dollar crosses versus emerging markets. we had a big shakeout in the brazilian real yesterday it will be very important ahead of the g7 summit as ongoing discussions on the trade side continue between the u.s. and various counterparts >> the british foreign secretary boris johnson is in hot water. he was recorded at a private meeting wednesday night saying the treasury was quote at the heart of the main. it was leaked to buzz feed he is a staunch euro supporter teresa may urged people to back her suggestions. this morning, we're joined by lord michael hastings jay. i want to ask you, based on those comments from mr. johnson, base tonight behavior of mr. davis yesterday, would you say that cabinet disagreements, cabinet egos, differing viewpoints in the british cap net are standing in the way of these negotiations >> it's clearly a divided cabinet at the moment.

those are our real areas of strength. think about the news agenda, these stories which are not which are not going away at the moment. thank you. before we go, carol kirkwood has presented weather bulletins for breakfast in the company of a number of animals, including a dog going to the loo behind her and a penguin biting her on the hand. on thursday, she was at the south of england show in sussex with some little pigs. you can also see tomorrow across south—west england, an isolated one, maybe across the midlands and also east anglia. by the time we get to saturday, i'm being eaten alive, by the time we get to saturday there will be cloud to start the day but you will find it will brighten up. there will be some sunshine around. still a few showers and they are more likely to be in northern ireland and western scotland. i am being eaten alive by this wee pig! don't put biscuits in your pocket! opinion was divided about that encounter with carol downes considering it... and janet waite thought... but clare wood was more

[applause] the second equal pillar of our strength is family.t is the central institution in any society. it is been through strong thumbs that america has passed out our values, love, work, work ethics, the traditions. sadly you do not need to run for president to see the state of the american family. in the 1950s fewer than 5% of children in this nation were born outside of a marriage. today the number is over 40% of the children born in america, and adding to this, too many families are being constantly buffeted by economic pressures that discourage family life and by social engineering that seeks to replace family life. this is why we need both policies and we need a culture that will value and support the family the way the faith and freedom coalition supports the family. [applause] by the way, it is why i feel passionately fought even against some in my own party to expand the child tax credit as part of taxi for big it's also why i intend to fight just as hard alongside the president and alongside ivanka trump to expand access to take fam

[applause] the second equal dollar of strength is the family. indeed the institution in any society strong families that america can pass down the values of love, work, tradition. sadly you do not need to run for president to see the state of the american family. 1950 fewer than 5% of children in this nation were born outside of the marriage. today the number is over 40% of the children born in america and adding to this too many families are being constantly offended by economic treasures of family life and social engineering that seeks to replace family life. this is why we need a culture that will value and support the family in the way the freedom coalition supports. [applause] by the way it is why i feel passionately and begin to summon my own party to expand the child tax credits as part of tax reform it's also why i intend to fight just as hard on for the present and alongside avago trump ask us to family leave. after all how can we fund hundreds of billions of dollars to give to multinational corporations many of which feel little loyalt

our military strength is a prerequisite for peace but let it be clear, we maintain this strength in the hope that it will never be used for the ultimate determinant in the struggle that now going on in the world will not be bombs or rockets but the test of wills and ideas. a trial of spiritual resolve and values and beliefs we cherish, the ideal to which we arededicated . by 1945 the united states contributed about half of the world entire economic entity. and in 1991 we emerged from the cold war as the world soul superpower. the soviet union was in a glorious freefall, shedding republics by the day. eastern europe was splitting into life andliberty for the first time in 40 years . free markets and free minds were sweeping the world . i visibly recall the fall of the berlin wall. i was in africa adjusting the transmission to democracy of the newly independent country of libya as it shrugged off the shackles of apartheid. a continent away, a dissident playwright emerged from a communist prison to become the president of a liberated czechoslovakia. during a joint session of congress, he p

. >> peace is made by the fact of strength. military. andhe hostage crisis invasion were damaging to president carter standing. carter tried to negotiate an end to the iranian hostage crisis and he would but he would not do it until after the election was over. after looking at plummeting poll addeds, his pollster zed our crisis symboli weakness. hawkish republicans and neoconservatives started to support reagan. the carter campaign could not meet the challenge. behind the scenes there was not enough progress to deliver before the election. the defeat of the center of detente national security policy culminating with the 1980 election, was a defining moment in the history of american conservatism. after a three decade struggle against liberal internationalism, right-wing isolationism and moderation in both parties, market -- hawkish republicans within the conservative movement captured the white house and the senate with gop victories in 1980. the next few years would have ironic turns and twists. the conservative attack on det

as we see the dollar strength, opec will be meeting next week.ations and russia would be teaming up. keeping them from escalating any further. is there a need to do that anymore? i think not. i think if the dollar will continue to be hired there will be continued pressure on oil. what happens to oil will depend critically on the dollar and the growth rate on the world. if we slow down overall in the second half, that also could keep a ceiling on oil and other commodity prices. julia: brilliant to chat with you as always. trump up, will president pardon michael milken? we will see if the junk bond king will get his record wiped clean. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm mark crumpton with first word news. china is detailing its plans to retaliate against u.s. tariffs. the country announced at the levy tariffs on a range of american farm goods, autos, and seafood. china will slap a 25% penalty on $50 billion worth of u.s. imports. they take effect july 6. president trump has responded on twitter to the jailing of his former campaign and a -- former campaig

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and it's notjust about dollar strength, either, it is about dollar strength, either, it is about weaknessmight happen at the european central bank next. oh we are at a period of volatility. —— —— we are at a period of volatility. they are indicating they will be moving away from bond purchase and they will prop up the economy in that way. that is another turning point. there are quite a few pivotal moment and that causes volatility. jonathan will be back for a news briefing later. also, remembering the life and legacy of robert kennedy. a memorial service is held to mark his death 50 years ago. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower shall be shot off. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 7a. outspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times world champion. he was a good fighter and he fought all the way to the end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uef

i think there is strength in numbers. the supreme court has upheld the residents travel ban. at the same time, the president is dealing with the blowback from legal family separation at the border. is the law broken? immigration laws have been broken for a long time. i believe when it comes to separating children and families, then -- we are a debtor nations and that. i think -- i don't agree with the decision. that is the law of the land and we will live with it. withme of my conversation tony west, uber's chief legal officer. coming up, jenny lee tells us where she sees the most growth and opportunity. onsure to follow our network tictoc and twitter. this is bloomberg. >> airbnb, xiaomi, they are oneg companies that have thing in common, investment from gdd capital. one of the driving forces behind the company's success is jenny lee. with our series to explain where she sees the most growth. is consumer for us buying habits. strategymerce upgrade likeis includes companies alibaba. actuallyre seeing is off-line, so the off-line companies are leveraging data to in try to serv

and looking at the at the same level of military end strength. and same level for the military pay raise. and generally the same level of funding. little bit lower than what the administration asked for. we have gotten a note from milk mulvaney and wants to see those accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see the administration, this bill would purchase two extra lit ral ships with the administration we spent money offer and j-star program and another $00 million. minor things in the larger scope and in line. host: reading some of your porting, military, the headline. here's what the appropriators want. you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee, last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. what are the improved improvements? >> she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military from trump and the republicans. we are talking about healthy increases, another $16 billion and continued end strength and more soldiers and more sailors and airmen in this and seeing more in

and looking at the same level of military end strength. and same level for the military pay raise. and generally the same level of funding. little bit lower than what the administration asked for. we have gotten a note from mick mulvaney and wants to see those accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see the administration, this bill would purchase two extra lit oral ships with the administration we spent money offer and j-star program and another $00 million. minor things in the larger scope and pretty much in line with what the administration was looking for. host: reading some of your reporting, militarytimes.com, the headline. here's what the appropriators want. you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee, last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. what are the improved improvements to the military we see in the chairwoman's bill? >> she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military from trump and the republicans. we are talking about healthy increases, another $16 billion and continued end strengt

we are restoring american strength at home and abroad.s president knows our nations strength comes from our freedom, and the foundation of faith in this nation. that's why president trump has always and will always defend the god-given liberties enshrined in the constitution of the usa. he has appointed strong conservatives through our federal courts at every level. president ands our administration, with strong support of republican majority, set a record for the most court of appeals judges confirmed to our federal courts in a single year in american history. that doesn't even count justice neil gorsuch on the supreme court of the u.s. [applause] the president has also taken bold action to protect religious liberty and the conscious rights of every american. whether their patients, health care providers, employers, or anyone else. in this white house, the little sisters of the poor will always win. [applause] last year, the president chose a national day of prayer to announce new policies to protect the right of every american to live o

if you want to understand the strength in the nasdaq, you need a new acronym. say hello to i.n. f.a.n.g. let's go to apple. not long ago it was a trading vehicle for a quick gain none of the things that should have really mattered to analysts things like customer loyalty, incredible products, the most admired brand on earth none of those seem to mean anything to the technology they just knew apple was a hardware company with a tapped out product. no netflix killer, no year long battery life no, sirri system that crushes alexa. but what these critics were missing, is that apple doesn't just have the best love tech people buy the phone and pay services directly from apple or buy developer apps on display at the big conference and apple gets a cut of each one it is still growing, the service business is far more lucrative that selling hardware. let me be a commercial for apple service stream for a minute. so you know i like to garden i was gardening this weekend and my wife said take my muddy pants ofo in the house i did it, but i forgot to take out my phone while we tried to save