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there are people who make things happen and one of those people is one of the people i am here b morning. tom bowman has a long and distinguished career. you've got his bio in your book. he is a pariah marine corps veteran. 21 years back in service, 31 but more importantly, to what we do here, he is a man who listens, understands, and evaluate and takes action. when i was at the va i work directly with deputy secretaries and chiefs of staff on a daily basis. and i c tell you there is no finer person that i've worked with ben tom bowman. i will tell you he's going to make some remarks, but usual for top leadership officials coming it will stick around for a little bit and take some questions from you all as well. it is a distinct honor and pleasure being able to introduce tom dolan, it deputy director oe n affairs. [applause] >> it truly is a pleasure for me to be here. i am wearing my flashy tie. there is a little story behind that i will share with you in a minute. listening to pete talk about our time together at va and if you want to talk about a class act and a real advocate in keeping th

out of the agreement last year saying it was unfair to his country tom coughlin is the director of plan b. that seek a charity supporting the use of legal action to tackle climate change he says governments must take the lead with climate change because it's too big a problem for individuals to handle one point five degrees mine just sound like a number to a lot of people the call in paris when governments agreed to limit temperature to that level was one point five to stay alive and that is the call that really sums this out this is an existential threat. it is an extension threat to all of us to our societies to our economies to international security if that isn't enough to wake people up it's very difficult to know what is is too much for individuals to handle on their own there's a complete fantasy that this is going to be solved by people changing their habits of consumption this needs to happen at scale our infrastructure needs to change is has to happen with support from government it happens by people all over the world demanding that we do whatever it takes because we face an ex

b buy, buy, buy. we will have more on okta very soon tom in virginia. >> caller: booyah. dr.mer, how are you tonight? >> i am great, how are you >> caller: fine, fine. gas log partners >> i know, i think that stock is going to get hit off the china tariff i think they may actually be hurt by it and so i am going to be a little more circumspect right here. art in florida. >> caller: jim, booyah hey, i wanted to know about tandem diabetes. they have a new problem. >> this is one of the hottest stocks i have ever seen. up 700%. i feel like i have missed t i have to be careful to recommend the stock after this kind of run. so i am going to pass. joe in louisiana >> caller: ba-ba-booyah. and who dat? >> what's up >> caller: he is getting stronger i've got a stock that reported a strong first quarter, still went down about 15% in april and it has a 5% dividend, and i want to know if it is a buy, sell, or hold altria. >> it is not a buy i don't know if i want to hold it i am not recommending any tobacco stocks too late in the game too many people dying. i am not going there anymore

the exhibit uses artwork from one of the nine, tom lewis, and segments of the film, "hit & stay." e up foribit will bhe next year. the historical society is in baltimore, a block from the washington monument. yes, we have a washington monument as well. skizz: it is in the mount vernon neighborhood she is currently in prison for a plowshares action that she did, which was an anti-new protest -- anti-nuke protest. brian: i forget which prison she is in. by plowshares?n guest: plowshares is a movement that sprang off in the 1980's, may be, as early as 1970's by phil berrigan and liz mcallister a cfrommunity that they started in baltimore called jonah house, which is a resistance community, still in existence today. they planned actions inspired by their previous section where they would sneak onto nuclear facilities, taken vials of blood and hammers and symbolically hammer on nuclear warheads and put blood on them and wait to be arrested. liz is still active in this activity today. [video clip] >> there were over 100 draft board actions in this country. the director of the selective service center knowl

tom costello the latest on this. good morning. >> wenave all bhaving our heads stuck in our hen somebody is trying to talk to us. we are affecting potentially tens of thousands of people in the u.s., mostly teenage boys and 20 something guys who are addicted, much like somebody is an alcohol or drug addict. it could bed a car chase in grand theft auto 5, a futurisic reality in over watch. overwatch. survival of thest fitte in fortnight. for all of the warnings, gaming n have the same addictive quality as substance abuse. karen porter had to seeelp for >> he ultimately was willing to sae everything he cared about. his relationship with his family, his academic performance, his esselfct, his self-esteem. >> the world health organizatn says most gamers are not addicts, but 3% are with increasing priority given to gaming over other activities to the extent gaming takes precedent overactive tease. really, what we get addicted to is not the game, but the elevation of dopamine. >> reporter: the gaming industry disagrees, saying there's no objective evid

. $50,000 goes to tom, $50,000 goes to you, $600,0oes into td i get 50% of b amber: can you do me a favor on a company? lemonis: there is never a formula. i meaneryby always me to tell the exactly what my formula is to place valuations, and i factor a variety of things. how much the business makes? sure. what assets it has? sure. what debt it has? absolutely. and then the wild card is how easy is it gonna be to work with the people? thiness is worth 2 million or 3 million buc i offered a million in terms of valuation, 'cause i thought these two presented a lo of dowide risk, and i had ♪o prepare for it. nancy: we got a deal. lemonis: we got a deal? tom: we got a deal. thank you, marcus. nancy: i was gonna work you a little bit more, so... lemonis: [ chuckles ] all right, guys, i'll see you tomorrow in waycross. nancy: all right, partner. lemoninancy: no.s were lying about your financials. lemonis: it was the first time that the two of them looked like they were in cahoots together. you guys better get [bleep] together. ♪ ♪ jo-mobile. and get netflix included for the whole family. so you c

tom fitzgerald starts us offut liveside of the supreme court. >> reporter: this had been rumored but today making this announcement, justice kennedy indicated it was time. he's 81 b cn on thisourt the better part of three decadesli d bees it's time tore . clear the way for somebody else to along and give president trumpehe opportunity to nam them. the supreme cou nominations ar for life. justice kennedy does not have to retire. but remember, outside of justice anthony scalia who passed awa several years ago, in recent memory, most of the departures oufrom this c have been through retirement. juinices dg they simply had enough and dec ed toleave. now, althoughou the whise today, president trump indicated that this was not a surprise to him. the fact the presint said he's knomn about thise time and he has been working on his replacent >> we will begin our search for states supreme court that willi begin itely. and hopefully we'll pick somebody who will be as outstanding, so i just want to thk justice kennedy for the years of tremendous service. he's a spectacular man. and i know that he will be around hopefully a long time to advise a i believe he'll be teaching an

square off in a final televised forum before the june 26 primary, it was hosted b nbc4 and telemundo 24 and monitored by tom sherwood. immigration was front and center with candi talking about vowing to help. >> we have to end the terror, this is one thing we can do. >> we have too many families afraid to c sendldren to school. >> i.c.e. officers areli b. as donald trump said, let off the leash. the only way to stand up t bullies is you have to fight them. >> you can watch the entire forum with the democratic candidates in the race for governor of maryland. it airs here on news4 later this morning at 11:30 after "meet the press." >>> 6:05 tuesday. d.c. voters decide on the issue of tips, minimum wage. they can be paid 3.33 an hour. goes up to $ in 20 to. if this passes, tipped empyees earn $15 by 2025. darcy spencer talked with workers and diners ahead of the big rte. orter: it is a beautiful saturday night at th wharf in d.c. thousands are hanging out at bars and restaurants, enjoying the water front. d.c. residents have the chan to change how waiters, waitresses and other workers are paid. would boost tip

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b. no one expects to lose a security at pfizer after 24 days. mcmaster was recommended by tom cotton pity president believes in because he was an army officer. guy he a flyer on a didn't know. they didn't ever mesh. it got better but never good enough. mr. hayes: this morning, on our , theyon washington suggested that mcmaster is a details guy and the president is not. he wants it short and sweet. mr. anton: there is something to , i have almoster nothing bad to say him. really nothing bad. i would later get into trouble with people who thought i was too loyal to mcmaster and i should have been undermining him. -- when he was around us, he could be freewheeling and fun. he could not let that out in front of the president. he was always standing at attention saying yes sir, no sir. what you would see in other people around the president. tonight that he is the president and i have the staff guy but they could go in there and shoot the breeze and needle him and treat him like a regular guy. hr could not do that and he never got over it. peopleikes to enter a and take the convers

tom's latest terror of straight. government an indian administered kashmir it collapses as prime minister there in ramadi b j p was george support announced on how much with all the sporting queued in the latest from the world cup in russia where england breathe a sigh of relief after leaving it late to be ten is yet to one. of. the saudi mirage a coalition backing the government in yemen says it now controls the airports in her data but fighting with rebels is ongoing in some areas in the northern parts of the compound there it's the latest developments in the offensive aimed at retaking the city from the rebels today that has been held by the heathy since twenty fourteen the latest military offensive has been described as one of the biggest battles yet in the three years civil war is where things stand at the moment. as i mentioned earlier there's a fierce fight over the airport today does airport while the terminal has been destroyed taking the one way depending on its condition is vital for the saudi immorality led coalition to fly in reinforcements government troops are purging from the strip of land to the south al

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tom: or the old formulas working, you point out we stagger from country a to b to c and south africad today, fine. are the old formulas working for those troubled monetary experiments? justin: not so far. it would be very difficult to say turkey, for example, has succeeded in shoring up the lira. we saw a good reaction yesterday but you have to think it's maybe unfortunate timing because then we saw what happened in brazil and today the lira is on the risk of wave as well. when you talk about form has, one of the things i think this is interesting is it doesn't look like a classic contagion picture but looks like the investors going through the emerging market picking off the weakest elements, where as we heard oil prices are a factor and where central banks aren't perhaps ahead of the curve as the investment currency might be looking for. tom: annalisa, how does oil fold in? i think our viewers understand the oil dynamics of the u.s. but what are they in europe with the high prices and going into the vienna meeting in days? annalisa: i think the european situation is at the turning

b. to flip. that he is in cahoots with tom arnold and blow the lid on something. we don't know. what has tapes.president of donald trump, ivanka trump, i am spending the weekend hanging out with michael cohen. and there is a lot going on. >> did michael cohen tell you specifically that he is working with the authoritie authorities? >> i wouldn't -- um, this is too important to me to f around. >> did michael cohen tell you specifically really just yes or no that he is cooperating with the authorities? should charges be brought? >> [no response] >> did he tell you? do you not want to answer the question? >> no. ed: awkward. abby: here is what michael cohen is saying. ed: left the answer vague. abby: because he doesn't have one. michael cohen says appreciate tom arnold's kind words about me as a great father, husband and friend. this was a chance meeting in a public hotel in a lobby where he asked for a selfie. not spending the weekend together, did not discuss being on his show, nor did we discuss president trump #done, #ridiculous. pete: he took a photo with someone in the lobby now they are bes

tom arnold gets tonight's last word. thank you very much for joining us. we'll be right back. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis bkly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home .... .... .... .... proximity alert. it's a t-rex, it's a t-rex, it's a t-rex. stop it. stop the t-rex. see, not a t-rex. ah! come on. let's go. we made it. yeah! rated pg-13. >>> that is tonight's last word. we will get those tom arnold segments up online as quickly as we can. this isn't a promise, but i'm hoping within an hour or so, i will tweet them @lawrence. they will be out there. you'll be able to see them. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, president trump tells republicans to stop wasting their time on immigratio

b. nobody expected to lose their security advisor after 24 days and he to ma a decision on the fly and he was recommended, mcmaster was among others, by tom cotton. i think who the president has a lot of trust and belief in. cotton was an army officer under mcmaster in iraq. an you know, kind of took a guy that he didn't know. and they just -- personality wise, i don't think they ever meshed. it got better ut never got good enough. about rning on the panel covering the trump white house and covering washington, bill that ke warren suggested it was, you know, mcmaster is a details guy. several layers deep and the president doesn't like to go as deep. he wants it short and sweet. something to that. but there also was just -- cmaster, i have almost nothing bad to say about him. really nothing bad to say about getwhich is i later would into some trouble with certain corners who thought i was too master and the way i should have done is be on the inside undermining him all the time. absurd. that mcmaster did, unfortunately, like when he was around us and friends, he could be a really free wheeling and fun guy. let that part of him out in front

tom: was this your first exposure to open fire? dennis: that was my first exposure. a company was the lead company. we were the right flank, c company. b company was on the other side. bullets were going overhead, you could hear them whizzing by. of course, you get slapped to the ground flat, and that is what i did. but the lead company took a lot of hits. they were totally caught by surprise. you were expecting something, especially where you could not see as far as 25 feet because of the dense jungle. when we did get through there, he had to deal with a machete, you chop and pass, you had to knock stuff done yourself. tom: it seems like a bad job. dennis: it was. tom: how did you know it was a bunker complex? was it because they opened fire? dennis: they were very, very hidden. when you drew fire you could see the muzzle flash. that's how you knew where they are. in those situations you never saw the enemy, but once you heard bullets going by you everywhere, you'd focus on where you thought it was coming from, and usually, you could see the muzzle flash of the weapon. you could direct fire there, which i did. i never used automatic u

tom, i think that's the issue for a lot of thpeople. look at the abortion ruling. they look at the gay marriage ruling. depending on where you sit, you'd like to see some b change there. is it possible the court could reverse thosede sions? >> well, anything is possible. technically,ld roe v. wade c be overruled. even if it isn't, it could be cut back a lot. certainl affirmative action in higher education in public schools could be eliminated. you could have more resictions on voting rights claims, employment discrimination claims. even thoh the supreme court is very conservative, it still has a long way it could go further. >> chuck, let talk about this nomination process now. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says we'll have a vote by the kll. chchumer and other democrats say, let's play it by your rule from 2016 and say we have to wait until after the election before this nominee is oted on. what's this nexthree, four months going to look like? >> i think it is going to be extraordinarily ugly. i think you have a bunch of senate democrats still angry at how the supreme court opening, the scalia anseat, wased in '16 and '17. i think there's going

tom: do we know what the til price of crude is? is that like a mystery? do they make it up? how do we do that? stuart: it depends, a, who you are, and b, their interests.to the -- they have valuation, you're looking at $100,000 plus oil at least, and for some time f. you're looking at the relationship with the u.s., they probably want something like 70 to 80, or maybe even lower, depending on the retail gas price is in the u.s. f. you're talking to the allies in the gulf, it's going to be a little bit higher. they need higher just to balance their budget. and so it depends what day you ask and who you ask. tom: does the world cup change this? does the image stop here one of these days in the opec meeting while everyone watches saudi arabia lose 10-0? stuart: i would hope not. i mean, i can't say. there's an awful lot of people. there's an awful lot of tv's. but i think when it comes down to the ministers, they realize they have a few days to at least keep the illusion within the group. remember, it's a group that's been very fractious over the years, but survived a lot of challenges. i was asked this earlier. i don't think this group collapses based on

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