he is expected to be in theli up and they're going to need it.traight game. now, the other game of the night. the orioles fans having a good night. the o's finding new ways to hurt themselves. hess -- castro gets called for the bulk and another run comes e ho. that's not what you want to do. >> they're not going to get a parade. >> the orioles, not. but the nats can aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made. i approved this message for all our stories. >>> are we still singing "we are >>> are we still singing "we are the champions"? thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir "the best chance of injecting a dose ovitality into a county that badly needs it." "reali

investigation will be conducted if police misconduct isll sustained take the appropriate measures to address theli mettan police department is committed to fair, unbiased and constitutional policing. i am hopeful that the community we serve doesn't take any police misconduct and that to the men and women of this agency. they have notd answere us if they'velanted that gun on the man or i mf that was an undercover officer. what a h weekend it been, muggyvee' got it all. but tonight finally some dry weather . next week mht actually start off kind of knees . let's check in and get the details. at least a couple of nice day there. monday and tuesday we'll get some nice days in there before we bring the heat back forth end of the week. stormractor radar, things quiting he one loan shower left. that will push offshore again in the next halfllour. be quiet tonight and really quiet forth next couple of days. it's 73 in d.c., 75 out of dull area, in hazes towrntion 72 in west nister, 73 in cambridge and 77 in annapolis many as we head through the day tomorrow it's ing to be cooler, a little bit less hid so

thely, the main driver of separation is the zero policy under which parents who might have legitimate relationships with their children are prosecuted and separated from their children. after entering the country. finally, you referenced a situation where sponsors who later claimed the children coming out of the office of refugee resettlement might the unauthorized. for a long time, the office has had the policy that it is ok if those sponsors are unauthorized. there have been new policies coming down from the trump administration that has had a chilling effect on individuals who are willing to come forward and be sponsors. all sponsors now undergo fingerprints and the finger prints are now shared with the department of homeland security. there is an enforcement risk against the sponsors. it is likely we will see less people willing to come forward to sponsor these children. which is going to place further stress on the office of refugee resettlement. host: if a person comes in with a child, they don't have to provide proof that this is their child, they can disclaim? -- they can just

her father owned the bank and way for him to keep it in thely family was to pass it on to them and instead of handing it over to their husbands with my grandmother and her sisters did as theis they ran the bank for themselves. my mother was 33-years-old the year griswold versus connecticut was decided confirming married women have the right to contraception and best control their futures. when mom graduated a few years earlier the options were still pretty limited. my mom wanted to be a journalist but her father told her she better come out of school prepared a career that would allow her to take care of herself and that meant she could be a secretary, teacher or nurse. we lost my mom off quite two years ago to alzheimer's and she was such an inspiration to me and would have been an credib journalist. but she didn't sit around and feel sorry for herself just like her mother bef her s was a fighter and figured out how to make the best possible life for herself and the people she loved no matter what the constraints werwhere people tried to put on her. as for me i was 16nd he did a year roay

and you with being investigated for bank fraud, wire fraud or hush payment possibly made or deaf in thely made to stormy daniel, i think the two are inextricably tied. >> reporter: cohen's not been charged with any crime, but the attorney's office, if they dig into the close relationship with president trump, sources tell abc news that special counselor mueller has questions about russian real estate investments. the pressure is mounting. by tomorrow, the legal team must finish reviewing documents seized in the raids, and what's not protected will be turned over to prosecutors and could build a criminal case against cohen. abc news, new york. >>> this morning, the san francisco's mourning the loss of one of the few female plumbers in the city. the 34-year-old lilana died in a horrific accident yesterday. they were repairing a leak on 28th streak when she was struck and killed by a car that rolled off the tow truck. she was an apprentice in 2012 and promoted to utility plumber. >> knew had to do it on her own, took care of his business, and she was the one doing most of the work. the guys

thely is failing to meet higher than usual demand during the tournament. a thought that these consumers in london are consuming. >> we would have to drink tea instead or some other beverage. >> they would be writes on the street. -- riot on the street. >> the shortage has led to panic on the street. many plans are off-line for maintenance -- plants are off-line for maintenance. co2 is needed for the production of beer and is needed to be able to serve itt in moving the beer from the seller to the hub. -- pub. lemonade and so that require the same gas. with the u.k. at its last reserve of sparkling beverages, thirst could soon prove difficult to quench. >> let's take a look at today's top stories. europe's migrant crisis is top of the agenda. and meeting that went on today at the vatican between the pope and emmanuel macron went longer than originally planned. a container ship carrying 100 refugees finally was able to dock in sicily after three days stranded offshore. aid ships with other refugees on board are also stuck at sea as italy and multi-closed the

that's wonderful andit now more pose vibes delegations from both sides have agreed to let some of theli fami torn apart by the korean war to meet once again and that move c issidered a big step towards improving a countries.ity between the two the talks were first agreed back inhe april and details were hammered out by the two countries with h from the red cross. >> at this moment we are opening a new era of peace, theou red crosld have the right w age of reconciliation andn. t cooperatio we should part with the shamel past. >> theaned cross orgation the meetings and they'll involve about a hundred people from each side. the hereunions are abo first ones in three years and scheduled to take place at the end of august as w aay to mark a common national holiday. up next, circling back into none nating this week. story line after all the grand standing ono immin, have we made any og actual prss? we willin we're g deep next on the final five me to kickback and look back gh. at the week in politics. staying up le to help break it down fors. holly. >> my goodns where doe start. with a week it

according to the county thely fas also asking for upwards of $75,000. >>> leon harris here desk where we are staying on top of today's breaking news. thebi director of the is defending his agency. christopher wray says nothing in bie report diminishes the integrity of thes a whole. the justice department beforet chose jamesomey broke protocol into handling investigations. it clears comey of political motivations. the report finds an fbi employee acted out of bias against president trump by prioritizing the russia investigation and not the e-mail investigation. wray admits mistakes were made but argued missteps by a few don't condemn all fbi employees. >> let's also be clear on the ope of this report. it's focussed on a specific set of events back in 2016, a small number of fbi e connected to those events. s >> wray s steps are being taken to help fbi employees makt judgment calls in the future. training from the top downill highlight the importance of objectivity and avoiding personal conflicts and appearance of any political bias. >>> enjoy it while you can. doug is keeping an eye on

that area has been closed off to theli pub while the investigatio >> new details on a school fightetween teacher. theeacher involved is claiming she was physically assaulted and now her attorney is going after the school district for damages. the fight happened earlier this month at ardmore elementary in prince george's county. the teacher's attorney says he wants the principal to beec fired bse she got physical.a union rep for the prl says there is more to the story. however,'t she speak on investigation is complete. >> mea virginia there is a new call to change t logo of arlington county and it's co from a local attorney who asked the county to change the logo in the past because it shows the robert e. lee memorial at arlington cemetery. sun flaherty says events over the past year including ould prompt the change tole happen now. county leaders say they do not have theononey. >> coming fox5 morning,ma el's society influence will be e of the many highlights of this week's folk life festival.is >> prince fandom martin, have a huge reason to celebrate today. >> okay. all rig h. want tear

the way i like to think about it, we install the best practices in those businesses cracks thely rubik'sof profitable growth. not only are we increasing the profit margins of those businesses, but we actually can accelerate the growth of those businesses at the same time. david: let's describe the company today, how many employees does vista have? robert: about 300. 100 in the investment team, 100 or so in bcg, and 100 or so in administration. so 300 people in the core of what is vista. david: at what point did you realize you are good at this, -- the first year, the second year? when did you realize, i am really good at this? robert: it took a while, believe it or not. it wasn't really until we finished our first fund. we actually closed out the last deal and we said, we actually are pretty good at this. david: you signed a giving pledge. robert: one thing we have to do is ensure is our society is a just society. our site he has the ability to -- our society actually has the ability to cure its own problems and while we accumulate wealth on the one hand, we need to also solve the proble

i'm joine by john harkes and the legendary marina marraco. [ laughter ] >> we should mention who thelyuper star is. >> yes indeed.& >> we're all super stars. in our own lunch time. >> 1990, 1994 world cup >> yup. 2mls cups with d united. you've got amazing resume. thanks for being with l us. ove the way you said that. it's fantastic >> if you hadn't noticed look whos behind us. d.c. united right here practicing at rfk todaye'll be talk to some of the players coming up a little later this t we are going to start with one of the big games todaynm. dek v france that ended in a draw. zero-zero no goals there>>. o goals. little bit of a cautiousll approach. andy when you look from th of the managers i think it was probably expected a little bit. france the manager made six changes to his line up resting players for the next round and from denmark' as approach as well a lot of pressure was christian erickson to make tors ga them at the end of the day they're both going through to >> what's the mental will in game like tha. if you don't need to score do you care if do you. >> want to school g

climber says she called theli herself. and when the officers arrived, they told the restauran she had every right to use the women's restroom. >> i didn't expect this to happen. it can't happen to another person. >> we won't accept this type of discrimination in d.c. we won't. cuba libre said they will be tr ning the staff. >>> the bathroom billheads back to court in north carolina. plaintiffs argue that the -- to replace the controversial bill, it discriminate against transgender people. local governments cannot pass any new laws that discriminate until 2020. plaintiffs cannot prove the new law is harming them. >> the woman caught on camera in san francisco pretending to call police on a child selling water is defending herself. why the child and the mother refuse to accept the woman's apology? >> cold water, $2 only. >>his morning. 8-year-old jordan rogers is ani ternet sensation for selling bottled wat on the street in front of her house. >> this woman don't want to let a little girl sell some water. >> this woman, alis

weigh whether to die andrew mccabe with a crime for his obsessive lying which is why he was report thely -- reportedly fired and the two members of the deep state are now turning on each other and could be a sign of the wall collapsing. is mccabe and others finally going to be exposed about their constant extreme wrongdoing? i said many times on the show starting in january, this is the year of the boomerang. we'll give you the breaking developments and tonight, according to reports deputy director mccabe who was fired because of his lying wrote a personal confidential memo detailing his so-called concerns over the president's decision to fire his former boss and personal friend. mccabe reportedly turned it over to robert mueller's team of witch hunters and hilary supporters to help their efforts. you can imagine the trump hating press and their friends in the left, they were very excited. very wrong as i'll explain in a second but very excited. take a look. >> then we find out the president wanted to fire comey on the grounds he was concerned about the aggressive russia probe. in order,

. >> wh >> viacomm doesn't have thely way. this is the largest media business to make a difference. it will not be great for the shareholders >>. >> do or die this is almost existential for them the stocks are down a little bit. >> fox is a big market for two bidders that want it >> starting now, it is personal. with these potential targeting, opening up the flood gates for nonmedia companiesngor these assets we can do this vertical deal, competitor that's are bidding for fox, that is the easy play there. we talk about t mobile and sprint every deal seems like it has a tail wind right now. i would stay in the media section. cbs, viacomm i think come kags will continue. i'm not sure they want to. >> interesting takes, guys, well have more on that when we come back - yeah, and a lot of atta technique, right david faber with his his take. >> yeah, not affected in a lot of ways. we're both quite nervous as we are got close and certainly relieved there talking about it, what is next and the main thing is going to be of course a fight for fox, that is clearly clearing the way has have sai

. -- thely the element elephant in the room is the rumored announcement that the administrative goingo put up walls in terms of foreigners investing. i am not sure the treasury secretary's tweet is supposed to be good news, saying we don't just not what china's money come up we don't when anyone else's either. then you referred to harley davidson kumal which i think is an interesting sort of beacon. if you -- davidson, which i think is an interesting sort of begin. you got this image of these guys riding harleys" to the inauguration. one of trump's signature companies is hopping on their choppers and going to make more bikes outside of the united states, which was certainly suggest maybe we are reaching a point where the returns on this protectionist rhetoric are starting to turn negative. shery: we are seeing the russell 2000 falling. if it is a trade war that is fought on many different fronts, is there any asset class that is safe? cameron: cash. joking aside, if the fed continues to put rates up, you don't have to work very hard to get more than 2% on a cash investment. if you thi

on thelied so heavily and commentsweets that they ignored the separate record created by the agency.e this washe the only decision the supreme court would likely come to. it's not too surprising it was 5-4. the decision has less to do with the merits of the travel ban as it does the role of courts. what the supreme court is doing is sending a shot across the bow of judges that they need to thelate themselves from comments. the doesn't elevate them to level of a judicial record that you could base these orders on. vonnie: it sounds like the president himself is surprised, weeding out -- tweetingut moments ago, "the court upholds travel ban. wow." >> this controversy has been created largely by the president's own hand. he became the chief witness against his own administration by continually tweeting out reckless and in some cases disturbing comments. even though many of us dislike those comments. i never viewed those as a substitute for the record. apparently, neither does the supreme court. the supreme court goes out of past presidents have elevated the discussion and clearly, that

clear that thely expected audience that i found. once again, it's hard to find a lot of this stuff. it was not collected in the archives, it doesn't show up in the men's letter collection. it can find references to and search around to see who can figure out the context. there were some hottie papers that were published in york city. genre ofing press papers, they had columns that were supposedly written by readers of the newspaper, you can write about questions you have about your sexual feelings. a lot of the people who wrote in were women or they were supposed to be women who were riding in, talking about their own sexual fantasies. it's hard to tell if they were their owning about sexual imagination. it's hard to tell. i don't find anybody talking about that audience directly. comstock uses neutral language to talk about is concerned. his conclusion is always about boys, young men and boys. questions and white wrote about soldiers who were judged unfit because they were having wet dreams. kernel to have this is a -- military justice reason. why would it have been treated differe

at thely as i said outset we're at a tter place now, talking about talks, then we work six months agotalking about war. and makejust go on is sure we get the commitments we need going forward. 30y: quickly, in about seconds, i want to get your reaction to the north korean state-run broadcaster saying, reporting that donald trump has accepted their invitation to visit north korea. do you think this is a wise move on behalf of donald trump? especially was security considerations? thomas: i think he said he would visit pyongyang at an appropriate time. i don't expect an immediate t, but at some point, i would expect the u.s. president to go there. an american president can count on in north korea is security. i went there with madeleine albright in the year 2000, set up her visit, and the last thing we worried about was security. what we worried about was getting the top of agreement that would make the visit successful. ramy: fair point there, thank you very much, thomas hubbard, chairman of the korea society and former u.s. ambassador u.s. ambassador to south korea. still ahead, plenty

speaking, thely regulatory environment is easier for institutional clients.onsumers are under a different regulatory environment which is based around consumer protection. it is easier for institutions. at the same time, it is difficult to find out where some of this is going. to sell the ftc a week ago really is a helpful guidance which will make it easier for institutions to get exposure. a lot of it comes down to reputation management and as a firm, we have our board and legal staff to find out what assets we want to leave it to. we offer three assets on the consumer side and a very wide array of assets on the institutional side. caroline: we will see how you continue to grow. great to have you here, peter smith, ceo of blockchain. -- companies are gaining on regulations. many looking to get in on the action, including snoop dogg's venture capital firm. abigail doolittle spoke with -- canopy'se managing director. focused on the cannabis industry, so we have been around for a couple years. we made a number of investments in companies that support the indust

federal immigration law state police thely gives the president the authority to make determinations in the national interest to keep us safe. >> this is really a bad day for americans. make no mistake. the supreme court has endorsed bigotry and islamophobia. that's what they did! >> reporter: president trump said the policy is in place to keep islamic extremists out. after the ruling, he tweeted: wow! laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >> supreme court justice sonya sotomayor in her dissent criticized the decision saying it was motivated by hostility and animus toward muslims. >>> in just a few hours, governor brown will sign off on a $139 billion state budget. it boosts funding for higher education, creates more slots for subsidized child care and gives a raise to doctors and dentists who see low income patients on the state medicate program. the budget also seeks to tackle the housing and homelessness crisis. governor brown will sign the bill into law in downtown los angeles. >>> in lcotythe pawnee fire continues to burn out of control this morning. that community to evacuate for day

said one of its died above thely ocean because of trouble with its engine.re 1000 in altitude when one plane was affected earlier this week. global news on air, 24 hours a day and at tic toc otwitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you. a record spike in equity volatility. talking about things that make things go bump this year. hidden below the surface has spurred them to offload. of the 18 month streak to buying stocks. let's talk about what lies beneath. danny and neil are with us. walk through the details of why the quantum are selling stocks. dani: it is all about under the surface volility. what matters more for these folks, they are more complicated than saying, i am going to sell. rotationsing the under the surface between sectors, regions, rate of return of these different segments of the markets are becoming more volatile. look at the chart of tech stocks. tech looks fine year to date. when we do the volatility of the stocks, it reached a high, the highest since 201 if you are

. >> it's most recent cover which became the face of family separation at theli border tttle girl was never separate philadelphia her mother. "fox5" tisha lewis reports. >> where is the mediaov outrage the catch and release policies that allow deadly drugs to pour into our mmunity. wherena is the cotion of the democrats sanctuary cities that release violent criminals into oies and protehuurctpt x them. shiftin and this surfaced.n time magazine's cover promptly ing hop door an toddler in tears. she became the face of famil families separated at the border when time magazine isolated her image with president towering above her and the caption welcome to americ the young girl also quickly became the symbol of mediask ticism when it wasve was not sas not separate! separated.she was crying as herr was being searched by border patrol. and the two reportedly remained together even so, congress appears ncloser to reaching an agreement on the way forward a conservative bill was defeatedda ty and consideration of a come mitz measure got pushed from friday to next week after leaders discovered i

he got what he wanted, a canary diamon the seller was overwhelmed and got his share, theli's share of they keep recycling. they love it. >> that is. incredib do they go to a special school to learn how to use their voice to be able to say the things that quickly. >>ince they were in the cradle they heard how to do it. they grew up liking it. most of them have gone away to school and studied other things d come back. >> great story, barbara. >> we're in the wrong business, huh? >>stood f. >>> we turn to the weather now. amyl wra is here to talk a little bit about what's left of the day. then we kind of come into the b weekend andce yourselves because we go from zero to 60 like that. >> i lofr how you said earlier, if it's not one thing, it's another. we'vul had some beaut days. we can't look past that. you kind of forget about it when you're dealing with flooding rains one weekend and extremely hot and humid contions the next. take a look. we're gorgeous right now. 84 nddegrees. out of the northwest at 18 miles an hour, helping to keepi those hy levels nice and low. ear skies tonight.

and on that basis, based on those facts, those rcumstances, the court felt that it had to reverse theli of the lower court in favor of the same-sex couplehe that brought t discrimination claim. >> nawaz: it was a 7-2 decision, just as ginsburg drafted t dissent. and in that, she made clear she felt it was a discrimination case. and she wrote, the fact that, phillie cakemaker, might sell other cakes and cookies to gay and lesbian customers was irlevant to the issue crig and mullins, the gay couple, case presented. what matterss that phillips would not provide a gooder service to a same-sex couple that he would prode to a heterosexual couple. but to your earlier point, justice kennedy, who wrote the majority opinion here, basical said, we're going to have to take these on a case-by-case basis. he wrote, the outcome of cases like this in other sirbles must adark circumstances must await further -- must be resolved with tolerance, without undue respect to sincere religious beliefs without subjecting gay persons to indignities whn they seek goods and services. this was key part of justi kenn

a large brim, larger than this, and a scarf underneath it with big sunglasses comes over and in an thely friendly way and puts lid on her salad container. >> this woman approached me and so she blocked my view of the cart as i was getting lid o she pulled the lid on and put the lid on for me and she blockedey view of cart. >> then comes the rice ruse. a man and the same woman get h involved in a conversation about long grain and short brain brown and white rice. all the whilein they're a you about this rice and they're asking you about that rice. >> yes. >> they're back there taking your wallet out of your purse from your shopping cart. >> yep. >> and off they go and when you go to check out, no wallet, no mone and you felt like? >> it was just -- it was an awful feeling. >> reporter: feel like you were season? >> yeah. >> reporter: now,trhose thieves d to use the stolen credit cards to buy 4,000 words of apple merchandise but the tracon didn't go rough. police are going through store surveillance video t trying identify the suspect. the police weigh in on this coming up at 6:00. jim, ba

. >> she may be plotting our destruction but she's ult ma thely going to take -- ultimately going to take care of us. justice sotomayor: the story has duplicated it self recently with a 6-year-old child of a friend. they were doing the same thing in class. and she raised her hand and said, i know sonia. and they didn't believe her. her mother has begged me to go in and meet the class and show them i know lucy. it's taught me a lesson. we better remember to take pictures now. >> you have to be seen to be believed. justice sotomayor: that may be true, actually. >> pictures or it didn't happen. [laughter] so, this is a good segue. there's a cottage industry of sonia sotomayor children's books. i know justice ginsburg has the r.b.g. thing. they're like an agency. i don't want to cross them. i don't. but you have an equally vociferous group of children's book authors who are totally standing for you. so, there's that one slide of sonia sotomayor. but then there's this one. ho is sonia sotomayor? my daughter loves this book. she was really into that book. so this is one of them. then there

that there is a strain of bck women since slavery who have argued for a ksmg couple of things king thely one of them is that, you know, there isn't going to be this reck arening in which the white community allows equal citizenship so as a result a lot of people should separate to form their own community in their own kind of economic ecosystems. as much as possible, the second is, you know, that you ought fight fire with fire. we talk about the violence against men. but you know black women were alleged in high rates black women also sexually abused you know these domestic workers i'm talking about talk about you know carrying some knife or schiff with they will when they go to work as a deterrent from, you know, trying to make it through the the day of cleaning people's houses. and then you'll see for example, if you read the book lots of images of black women who were members of different -- black powered groups. being artists kind of creating revolutionary art and this this art, they are pposely drawing black women with guns. right they're personally drawing latino women guns and pur

authorities say school administrators received reports of sexual abuse during pelvic exams dating back to thely0's, but failed to investigate these reports until 2016. authorities say d dr. tyndall my hahave seen 1010,000 patients. and d those are e some oththe headlilines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the e war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. jujuan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcomome to a all of our listes and viewers from around the country and around the world. we spent today show in singapore, where preresident trp and north korean president kim jong-un have wrapped up a historic summit pledging to work toward complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. in addition, president trump announced the end of u.s.-south korean war games. the summit marked the first ever meeting between a sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. it came just weeks after another for stork meeting between kim and south korean leader moon jae-in, were they agreed to work to formally end the korean war. amy: the summit began with president trump and kim publicly shaking hands. they then m

are the way to go and i completely disagree that banks have underperformed and haven't been part of thely yes, since the market's peaked january 26th, go back 15 months, you can do this easily at home, folks, graph the syf and spx, and which is what we're talking about. this entire market has been on a tear since elections and certainly in the last 15 months and there have been periods when wooe seen a kick-up in interest rates. bottom line is the fed is good for banks. the j.p.gan consumer boo cited and it's stronger andthe% economy. >> it's not good for stocks. >> they had record earnings and -- we know they'll return more capital to shareholders when z car comes out and why are aren't we running out ahead of that >> to tim's point, year to date, if you put it in the box of year to date, yes, underperformance no doubt you go back out, and the absolute outperformance, isn't there opportunity for the pause? >> we talk about it for a time yo anything go i ight line. in '17 they went through a straight line and they stopped and paused and they are lagging the rest of the market and it seems

they had a tough journey, but i thely respect the fact that north korean folks -- get them out very well ingrained. they were telling me, they are now going to movies and going out to dinner. they are back. they are back in our country and it is a terrific thing. i believe we are going to have a terrific success or a modified success. , it allorm or another goes. and things can happen between now and then. i look forward to seeing you there and traveling with you. i believe we have the potential to do something incredible for the world. and it is my honor to be involved, thank you. [applause] that is president trump and prime minister abe completing their news conference. kevin, we don't have him yet. let me just summarize some of the comments made here. both gentlemen talked about a productive meeting. prime minierbe said they had in-depth discussions about trade. issue of japanese abductees who are, according to japan, still in north korea. inhasized repeatedly here this press conference. president trump also talked a good bit about this upcoming summit with north korean leader kim jon

they need to do what i'm doing here, tv interviews, and print, and it's a very different life for theli jours, but without journalists giving us good, real investigative reporting, i think we will have lost a lot in terms of this institution. >> woodruff: do you think you can do this and befitable? after all, it's a business. >> it is business. this is not a philanthropic exercise, this is not an exercise of vanity. ais is an exercise where this business has to nos an institution survive. the "new york times" and "the washington post" have shown, in factif they create great important stories wth great journalists, they can adopt, and we must.r and the anss i'm hopeful. we are notoncerned or scared of technology. part of my work n cancer doing genomic sequencing and cloud sequcing and artificial intelligence, i think we can bring together a model that thrives. >> woodff: and you're working in a news room that has lost, as we said, a large percentage of its staff, of its reporters, you're dealing wih a place that's been traumatizedin virtuallecent years. what's it going to take to turn un

looked into it and we can -- the -- what was the show -- "the lion king" was -- thank you, my memory -- thely ongoing king was at the kennedy center and we had them come perform, but even that -- when i talked to at the president he said that's a good idea. you're going to tell mrs. obama? it was awful. but i -- it was really a shock that someone would commit to performing especially at something like the kid's state dinner and i don't want to say the name because not -- >> those are the rules. >> farrell williams. >> i think we are relieved to know we're not paying -- taxpayers are not paying for entertainment at the white house. >> i'm sure you have a good one. >> i have to say the most difficult guests were always members of congress. there's a sense of entitlement there and whether it was an individual senator or the buyer congressional picnic. i remember waiting to greet a for was coming to see president bush in the family's, and i saw him pull up to in the north poet co and he opened the door and i saw him take a bottle and drink something and mush it around in his mouth and spit it out

we had responses from etf, from maryland police, from anne argeds county police department, thely responders and the first responders. we know the fbi is involved now. this is the kind of experience where when you have a shooting everyone reports to the scene and you determine who is in charge afterwards. >> right. i have spoken with steve shoe. he is pleased with the response not just the fact that first respond prers there within 60 to 90 seconds. but since then, as you stated the response from the maryland police, the fbi, atf, ann argeds county. the transit authority. and as county executive shoe explained to me, currently the anne argeds police are in charge of the scene and as of now of the investigation. >>> just want to bring you up to speed with the information that was relayed to us by the n.y.p.d. thats deployed counter-terrorism teams to media organizations in and around the city stating these deployments are not based on a specific threat but out of an abundance of caution until we learn the threat and the motives behind the maryland shooting. steve, they tolds they continue to

of thely because potential for leaving the eu. >> that was tom keene in.ap those may jobs numbers. unemployment rates 3.8%, year over year. only negative. it eased a little bit but it is hard to find a negative. coming up we will talk with a ceo about what he is doing with hiring. patrick doyle will join us. this is bloomberg. >> this is bloomberg daybreak. on bloomberger markets, an exclusive interview with the your group president and minister of finance. >> jobs right. if you were shorting bonds you are feeling pretty good right now. a better than expected number. .nemployment rate drops 2.7%. sure the treasury market, if you are doing it you are feeling happy right now. >> we were actually selling off in this. us ofent trump's pizza the numbers may be good. the trends may continue at a reasonable pace. is fact that we bounced back a positive sign. they're are likely to be on the same path. inside, the line moving back up to 3.2. the yellow line, moving a little bit higher. >> that would be three total hikes. , this is whatant the bond number is worryin

than thely rather government representing the public, it is the actual public. it is an interesting conflict. it is one that we still have with the use of western lands in particular. entering these territories before the lands are open for settlement and sale, the fraudulent issue as part of that. they go out and settle land before they are open for sale with the idea that they are going to get the best land before they are open. so they are there before the federal government opens them up. so they will squat on this piece of land and start working at on the production that possession is 9/10 of the law. squatters come from that notion that if you squat on this land, and it is a scene -- it is seen as a derogatory time -- the rogatory term at this time. -- iss interesting to did the u.s. congress exempt these people with the status. they're legit ling -- legitimizing settlers claim to the land. the settlers go out there, and this is causing problems since before the revolution. problemserbated other of the seven years war, they exacerbated problems during the

at thely daughter is university of wisconsin, she is a badger. this is the piano playing one. she votes in wisconsin. i think that is appropriate. if your students are -- if they have work-study jobs or are employed here and try to pay the tuition. they are paying new hampshire tax. given that, they are to be considered new hampshire residents for voting purposes. the leaders in the sector have been calling or a summit where we can talk about pricing and affordability. is if you would support a temporary exempt into federal trust. >> i think the blind application of our laws can lead us to places and results that are inconsistent with what a justice department ought to be all about. if a bunch of educators want to get together just to talk about can makein which you house more affordable, getting an exemption for the kind of ifversation or even working there is a mechanism that is ultimately determined to be appropriate or to find an example for that music -- makes a great deal of sense. impact of whatever we were looking at on the consumers? yes, we have the laws and we have

rescuers rushing to the scene as riders hold on for theli lives.od from their lessons learned. >> my mom always cook but my dad did the grill. >> to their own teachable moments. >> dads work hard. >>> still fighting. superstar christina aguilera is set to rock the plaza in front of a new crowd, and some ofer biggest hits. today, friday, june 15th, 2018. >> kicking off the weekend with christina aguilera. ♪ >> we have been hehristina fans forever. >> we love you, christina. >> oh, it's going to be a big day. it the perfect friday. i have to say the middle of the june, christina aguilera in a concert in the heart of midtown manhattan on a frida come on. we're so happy to have craig filling in for us. >> if youre so happy, why did you leave me hanging. >> up top. >> thank you. >>> let's get to our news at 8:00 on this busy friday morning as millions of americans plan trip to amusement parks. gabe gutierrez i in daytona beach to tell us what happened. hey, gabe.d >> reporter: g morning. part of the roller coaster is still dangling behind me. ten people

ball at thelied bottom and the currency at the far end. no, that's the yen one.nse of which were the markets are tilting -- if that goes up, you get a sense of what way the markets are tilting. it's quiet and we are in a holding pattern with the g7 on the weekend. ramy: quiet for now but that can definitely turn on a dime. given in glass, thank you very much. let's turn to trade and the fallout. acrimony is meeting has implications for nafta with talk of tariffs on imported autos. our policy editor kathleen hays is here and the g7 ends in disarray with tenet under attack. justin trudeau is dishonest and week. so many headlines going on. kathleen: i have to say, i've covered g5 meetings, i've covered g7 meetings. i'll think anybody has seen anything like this in history. another first for president trump, which seems to have upended the unity. it was so difficult they put together in quebec. in fact, the statement itself put together a joint statement and part of the reason they put together is to prevent trump climate pledges and it looked like it would be fine.

you know approach yeah, thely it seems to me, n only should we be afraid of asou suggest. we should damn well demand a house cleans. >> i agree. he they are, investigating collusion which not a crime in the criminal codes. and yet as you pointed out in your introduction. this 84 million dollar money laundering scheme, by hillary clinton and the dnc and state democratic parties, is not truly being investigated. >> this is justin upto just fore bright shiny moment, national left wing acom applieses of -- accomplices have taken note, now it a story, and i can t you, i honestly have no idea in the world why just now the left wing media has chosen to attach themselves into to report a story that they have ignored successfully for months. >> donna brazile, that exposed -- >> she said it rigged. >> right, this is -- it was a shell game of money to tune of $84 million to circumvent the election laws, hillary clinton was behind it was the dnc. you know -- lou: just about everything. >> yeah, as i said before, this backs up a money laundering scheme which could be biggest election c

. -- justiceennedy kennedy concludes his tenure on the court, we wish his thely much happiness in years stands ready to fill its constitutional role by offering advice and consent on president trump's nominee to fill this vacancy. confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall. as in the case of justice gorsuch, senators will have the opportunity to meet with president trump's nominee, examine his or her qualifications, and debate the nomination. i have every confidence in chairman grassley's conduct of the upcoming confirmation process in the judiciary , and it is imperative that the president's nominee be considered fairly and not be subjected to personal attacks. that's four, president trump's judicial nominations have reflected a keen understanding of the vital role the judges play in our constitutional order. judges must interpret the law fairly and apply it evenhandedly. judicial decisions must not flow from judges personal butosophies or preferences, from an honest assessment of the words and actual meaning of the law. this bedrock principle is clearly defined in the president's e

thely to be buoyed by strength of the nasdaq. you think that they will continue their run and help the nasdaq in a lift from here? >> we believe that the nasdaq will lead the market and s&p higher into the quarter end and also the russell, the strength in the russell, the fact that it -- that its major components are not really affected by trade tensions really helps to buoy the market and we continue to know, as we you look out into the summer and september. i want tont -- julie: ask you about a chart i brought up a little while ago that has to do with leverage positions in the vic. we are still looking at this short volatility position, implying that maybe there's not optimism were a lot of pessimism or bracing for more volatility to come. what do you make of that? is this the right strategy for people to be taking? expressedparticipants interest the court extrinsic long or short on volatility directly through short put options. know, we think that continued short volatility trade is probably the trade that will work into the s

will see thely we chinese economy continue to slow. would have to tolerate more economic weakness rather than less to keep it under control and that is going to be a drag on global growth. francine: with this trade war, could be scaled back quickly? control, wes out of are looking at this, thinking, can we have a trade spat. francine: could it turn into something more manageable? >> the trade tensions, at the ,oment, since the beginning president trump once a deal. he wants concessions. he wants movement on some issues. he does not want a trade war. there is collateral damage that the u.s. could suffer from. francine: we are getting breaking news out of the pboc saying china will increase the loan relenting quota by 150 billion yuan. the more we get this, does it make you feel more comfortable? >> it makes me nervous in the sense, this is the chinese authority's working hard to maintain control over the pace of slowdown of the economy in the face of challenges. i can be amazed by how in control they appear to be. other countries have f

what is not clear is what the impact is going to be on the thely on the street and other thing that concernsill have not found in the marketplace a new pricing arrangement that everybody can live with and agree with. there is a huge gap between the gulf of expectations on the buy side and the sell side. as the year progresses that will have to be resolved. tom: i am sure you are slaving away at allianz with kids taking the exam in 19 days -- to they have a future in securities research? his securities research going to be done because of method? -- because of mifid? .ndreas: it might be repriced when i started in the industry in the mid-1980's, you are not expecting to make much of a living. train drivers were making more of an income than those in the financial services industry. there might be a repricing going on. by and sell jobs will be put under significant pressure. at allianz global investors we -- ourmally -- we are graduates are required to take the cfa exams. francine: are you still interested in hiring hedge fund teams? andreas: we are. there are plenty out there and i think one

of thosether one districts that national democrats will be watching , thely, the 21st district youngoman elected to the house with a target in that next election, she is expected to be a target this time around. who is she likely going to be challenged by? guest: another very crowded race. aree are five democrats who facing off in a primary, nameding at least one that some viewers might know, and a frontn, runner in the race, patrick nelson, and katie wilson. l district, one of voted for trump in 2016, and one of voted for obama in 2012. it is comprised of new york's north country, it includes the entire adirondack part so it is very environmentally focused. it is one that nati as theys are eyeing see as a marginal district. bell, the out any correspondence, appreciate your time tonight. guest: thank you for having me. host: we are focusing on the seven states where voters are headed to the polls today for primaries and primary runoffs. we will give you some updates for the major races around the country, but we want you to call in and give us your thoughts on this primary season, el

a shocking new report on thely youtube -- deadly uber self driving car crash in arizona.red the driver behind the wheel was watching hulu. a big win for brick and mortar. the supreme court ruling the states can force online retailers to pay sales tax. the impact coming up. gm taking on jeep by bringing back the blazer. our first look at the modern take of an old classic. plus, the future of fast food is here, the first entirely robot made burger taking on san francisco. we'll bring you there, coming up this morning. joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, kevin kelly and lee carter. great to see you this morning. >> great to be here. >> maria: a lot going on. >> it's disheartening to learn the driver was watching hulu. that's unbelievable. >> this is one of the reasons when i look at self-driving cars that they take away the steering wheel, it makes me afraid to think the driver won't be paying attention and can't overtake the car. at some point, if your iphone reboots, how will that happen? >> tesla makes you put your hands on the steering wheel every few seconds be

it mawlt thely comes down to the american people. not about the reporters. >> frustrating. abby: bringing other headlines we are following start wag fox news alert. a second sheriff's deputy dying overnight after being attacked by inmate theresa king and patrick roar shot and killed in kansas city, kansas. investigators believe the suspect grabbed one of their guns as they escorted him into court. we heard boom. i seen an officer shot in his head and i seen another officer losing his life on the floor. ainsley: king 14 year veteran at the. long criminal history including murder charges. a manhunt intensifying for three escaped inmates in new mexico. police say the convicted felons walked out of the curry county detention center near the texas border still unclear how they got away. charges range from aggravated battery to attempted child abuse and theft. more than a dozen inmates have escaped from this jail since 2002. tough day. several big names miss the cut. tiger woods, mcilroy. only one golfer is under par number one ranked dustin johnson. abby: did d.j. has a 4 stroke