little marco out starting to filter down the east coast as well. ler fuel to the weather —— a little bit more cloud starting to filter down. down towards southern and western parts of england and wales overnight temperatures holding at around 18 celsius, another warm, sticky humid night i had. monday it is very much still high—pressure, that is driving oui’ still high—pressure, that is driving our weather but we got this weather front here which will be introducing slightly cooler conditions, so as the cold front sinks south it will not be as hot as it has been particularly for eastern scotland and the northeast of england as well, slightly cloudier and wind is coming from the north here. elsewhere still another hot, dry day to come and i think the hottest of the weather on monday will be for southern and western parts of england and into wales. the red colours on the map here, not quite as hot as it has been towards the north and northeast. temperatures typically around 18 in aberdeen, 20 in belfast, 17 in newcastle but downwards london and cardiff

low energy jeff, little marco. you have seen him conflate, two, the robert mueller witch hunt. >> and the paul manafort trial is pabt to staabout to start. >> is this like the fire works at the end where they all go off. >> there is a midterm election coming up, he has to get his base excited, and i think it is just a moment to rile up the base. paul ryan is not behind it, they didn't bring privileged articles of impeachment to the floor. >> okay, so michael cohen, rudy giuliani is loaded now on michael cohen who of course was the president's long time fixer, confidant, personal attorney, you know, often constant side kick. here is how he felt two years ago versus today. >> he he feels it is best to cooperate, god bless him. don't think he will lie, i think he will tell the truth as best he can. >> the man is a liar, a proven liar, there is no way you're going to bring down the president of the united states on the testimony, uncorroborated of a proven liar. i guarantee you she a prov-- he proven liar. >> it is imp

would seem to me this would be a good day to tell president trump, you might not want to call him little marco or lying michael cohen. you may want to layoff today. >> yeah, and we had any example donald trump would listen to those voices. the president is compelled to punch back personally and professionally against the advice of counsel. he's in a different place in the trump orbit. this is the keeper of secrets who's now telegraphing to the wor world that he is no longer particularly interested in keeping those secrets. what is so fascinating, how have the local issues that they are presumably looking into, intertwining in the federal investigations. how is the russian investigation intertwining with this purview? in addition to presumably just the level of conversations they presumably had there may be records. >> if he's telegraphing he's open to cooperating, why not pick up the phone and say i'm willing to cooperate? >> i don't know why he's doing this interview at all. >> that's my point. >> it's a cry for help. >> you know, people like to talk to famous journalists and i think this was

attacked gender, insults for women, but we didn't talk about the gender insults towards other men, little marcocrying conduct now as the president going after chuck schumer for crying. these things emasculating, he really goes after other men for not doing. so, obviously, it's something he's afraid that's in himself and will be exposed with the blimp and the baby. >> mike, i know are you back from the uk, your view? >> i was amazed to see woody johnson who apparently was as good as ambassadoring than being the owner of the new york jets. it doesn't reflect the people he's talked to. who is he talking to? everywhere i went in london for a week, when they weren't talking about the world cup, they were talking about the political situation in our country. all i can say was, we understand we have a problem. we're trying to correct it. it's going to take some time. but please don't blame me. blame comey or blame hig i hillahil -- hillary or that thug putin. he is extremely unpopular in that country. you will see it in protests. you know when he looks up in the sky and sees the baby belichick. he say

i just snapped this, marco, you look like a little kitty, that's a little overexposed there we are withuse ears so anyway it's not working so i don't have to humiliate by putting it all out there. the stock is off its highs of the session still up 2.5% but this is a $13.39 stock. it was supposed to be the hot ip o a couple years ago it has certainly struggled and it did not need this kind of news. markets well we're still up about 49 points for the dow but we're losing a bit of steam here although the s&p looks to have its highest close in five months bitcoin, bitcoin is trading back above 7,000 for the first time in more than a month. bestill our hearts nicole, it's a 7,315 but it was at 19,000. nicole: yeah, absolutely and the overnight trade last december was close to 20,000 so what happened? it has such violent moves to the downside, but hey, look at this people are still believing in this, three pieces of news surrounding bitcoin today as gold closes at $12 people are running the bitcoin so what are the three pieces of news? first we had larry at blackrock saying they have a workin

when they don't let's have a little some of the highlights of that match between russia and spain we're going to have a look at the pictures right now. when marco asensio swung in a deep free kick and sergio ramos made himself a nuisance so national vision was overwhelmed and an unfortunate goal sourced by front but the hosts pulled themselves back a corner shortly before half time was met with the hand blue from gerard piqué the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed to bring gushy left an incredible moment for the hosts in front of i'm elated. i may continue to growing through the second pause and extra time with the favorites finding no relief this one was destined to the text. it was the russians who had ben converting who out of four penalties. when ego ack in favor saved for the second time this incredible set was complete russia continue to write history their dream world cup campaign marches on. the bookings must be set to move loads of money after the last shocker in our russia will say the winner of tonight's game who is that likely to be iraq and barbara. demick is going to play croatia and i must say that grace is one of

marco well. when i worked in for a year at first there was some money very little but enough to cover the travel to the school. now i teach from nothing at home i do it voluntarily because i want to wash on bottom on amazon i was my students once they're able to so we'll do the same that's the plan with. the best it's. not the a is not the only one more and more former students and teachers are continuing the lessons on their own initiative and without pay. this is led. the formation of an informal network of schools all over the afghan capital this vitex laid the foundation for this work twenty years ago you know hoping this teacher could do something else with her free time but she teaches. scott there are so many times when we think why do we do this but then you see the children and how enthusiastic they are i forgot my eyes and what i'm not yet and her sisters are glowing examples was that they had their first educational experiences with a german organization and now they're headed to university. when some of them do i distrust to get one of the sisters is still in school and wants to take

i think that if you rewind back to when i think it was marco rubio and john mccain were talking a littlet going to the back of the line, pay a fine, earn your citizenship, pay your taxes, et cetera, and i always suggest, you have to stop the demand, which no one is talking about. if employers were actually fine, because what is happening is that they are employing individuals because they do not want to withhold or pay security, if you want to help, make the security and medicare more solvent, you find those people tend time or, the medicare and social security holding and watch the demand go down. >> harris: you just made a friend out of melissa francis. >> melissa: you force everybody to verify their employees and then and then all of a sudden it takes away the economic incentive to come here, why is that not to more of a winning issue? >> trish: that's what diane black is trying to do with her proposal, so it is illegal for you to be here, it would be an actual crime, if you are here illegally, felony, and she would require that every single employer actually verify that their employe

unseated game on fisa france beat sixty to marco chicken chicken also italy six four three six six four to reach the last sixty morpheus will face leonardo mayer a little later on. fifth seed philipp kohlschreiber was smoking his fourteenth german open appearance on tuesday the german going down to georgia in qualifying nicholas by celestially. now the boston red sox might be the leading team so far in this season's m.l. bay but they came crashing down to earth on tuesday they were up against the baltimore orioles not only a baltimore bottom of their division the same division that features boston but the orioles have the worst record in the entire league not that it mattered much on this occasion jonathan scott and tim back i'm both hit home runs to lead the orioles to a seven six victory it's only the third defeat in eighteen games for the red sox. and that is all useful for now i'll have more feel later martine. thank you very much indeed that's all for this al-jazeera news abba don't go away because i'm back in just a moment of time with more of the day's news. when diplomacy fields and fear sweeps in our borders are wide open wide open to drugs te

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this morning drag racer marco took me on a run in his 67 nova. after warming up the tires with a littlethe track. to a novice hitting to gees in the blink of an eye literally takes your breath away. it feels pretty dangerous. you may be surprised to see who else is doing it. >> i have done it -- i don't know how long but a pretty long time. maybe a month? i don't know. >> this is bentley rob. the seven-year-old napa resident has been driving about a year and a half and owns his own dragster built by him -- built for him by his grandpa. >> i snuck my car out there and ran it down the quarter-mile. he didn't know about it. i did. >> now, it is bentley stern. he gears up in a full racing suit and when he takes off -- well it may not look the same but for his age it is impressive. is so is the knowledge of -- his knowledge of the car himself. >> this is whatever the heck it is called. this is the pipe. >> he competes against kids his age and he has already won and won first place. zero third places. >> this is kind of ordinary. >> this is ordinary for you? >> yes. >> it is not ordinary for

going to see you a little bit later in the program but first we would like to take a look at what is fueling the rift over migration in the country because the hardliners facing down marco bay health from the state of bavaria along germany's southern border huge numbers of asylum seekers cross there at the height of the migration crisis back in two thousand and fifteen since then there has been a significant drop off but with an election upcoming the c.s.u. is looking to shore up its right leaning base with further controls at the border. spot checks at the german border with austria. and they could be stepped up if germany's interior minister gets his way. but already police control busy entry points into the country. when despite its size. it is no help to kiss it wouldn't take there's no federal police have increased border controls along this mine route is missing from the ground now goal is to ensure an orderly inflow of migrants to prevent human trafficking and to help legal migrants and to offer them protection an asylum in an orderly fashion god wouldn't be. human didn't fix. this state of bavaria tighten controls at the height of europe's migration crisis in tw

little book but it's about that we go coax unknown full of the much of the diplomats business. not us which was the day that in a. bomb. could it be that marco polo ate noodles and shame john during his legendary trip to china. that noodles were invented here and nearly. reduced to europe by the italian explorer. then there's this blend of lamb onions tomatoes and peppers. perhaps a precursor to italy's bowl in a sauce. served by the maestro himself freshly prepared steaming shin john noodles are a warming no frills delight. eaten here of course not with a fork and spoon but with chopsticks as locals looked on amused. i think. we now leave the bazaar there something else our government minders want to show us. something foreign visitors rarely see. a special performance just for us a wedding dance with traditional instruments and colorful costumes a spirited performance. it it seems as if our escorts are proud of local change on culture. and except for this peculiar sight one of the men is wearing a false beard for the regime in beijing long beards are seen as a symbol of radical islam and only permitted among elderly men. it means a weaker

marco was priced for a tightening cycle. it was good and it was exuberance and we now have the and the pmi around the world is little bit weaker is reasonable to they could be lucky to get rid of the negative rate in the next few years. 1.2 or 20 them was basis points and this gives you 60 basis points as they rate and that is where the market is and it isn't wrong. has two.t like the ecb >> we get the more hawkish message towards the end of 2019 and you would have to have a lot ,f visibility to see this data but you see the bond yield. why do you see the ad a as weaker? and let'sas 120 way withhis going that the data not reflecting the there ishetoric and the trade war threat that could ands hawkish as you'd like that is what the market is doing and a goes longer. the inflationo cycle for europe and do you think you can take it a little it just globally or is europe? >> there is this and it andldn't be a surprise there is the energy and the writescosts and you are and it is priced in with a havef inflation and we been moving towards the target up to 2% target. breakeven andhe factor in thet forecasts government bond markets a

parents when they went after dana from the n nra marco rubio was on his way to say this and that which is lost his 14 -year-old daughter you need to have a little more respect for the senator. he just lost his daughter. if you don't like it, turn it off. >> what i admired is your street. you back and you let people talk about the whole point of it. >> letting them dent and it wa was -- we all fancied ourselves as "power in journalism but that was the most example of speaking to power that i've ever seen. fifteen, 16 oh kids grieving moms and grieving dads unfettered and only a week and their grief telling politicians help that they were about what it happened and how come they had not done more to prevent it from happening. i have never seen anything like it. it was raw and uncomfortable but i don't think i would change something. >> did you get a sense of movement that would grow out of it? >> no, not really. not until the march. they were inputs of kids and politically active and savvy they are kids still. they honestly had an effect when it came to the law in florida. a law was passed in florida and it changed how things done and not in any

marco rubio as potential -- >> candidates. >> right. and these guys are not pro russia. so they were saying we're going to have to move the republican party a littleowards russia, how do we do that? an then they said, well, man, let's use religious organizations and let's use the nra and we can make our contacts and try to move the needle a little bit. and i think donald trump wasn't even on their radar screen at that point. obviously he comes in and is a sort of surprise candidate and suddenly he has pro-russia views so you can imagine them being like, wow, this is great. >> and talk about that. harry litman said on this program that this is collusion. it may not be the kind bob mueller is looking for, but this is the intersection of foreign assistance and assisting with political efforts, political plays in our democracy. >> right. that's why i've always said that collusion is like what do i do with that word, right? what does it mean, right? we've known that foreign governments are trying to influence our politics. it's really unusual that they -- the federal government lays bare kind of how this goes down. and i do think, as paul said, i think

little too late. you can't forget the policies with actions against russia. senator marcoish what he said yesterday it would have been said in helsinki. we wouldn't have thought he was siding with putin against the u.s. intelligence community but it is also important to point to policies. this president has provided and this administration has provided lethal weapons to ukraine to protect itself from russia. imposed sanctions that in many cases go beyond what congress asked for. so the actions have been strong. >> bill: fox coverage this hour, marc thiessen joins us with reaction. we begin at the white house peter doocy. good morning. officials still talking about helsinki. what is expected today or what are you hearing today, peter? >> hearing that white house officials think the putin meeting was productive because there was a lot more to it than just the press conference that everybody has been talking about and at the white house they think there are much more important things on the horizon than continuous 2016 talk. >> why aren't you having everything that -- this is

little bit. but evan, the sad thing about this is that republicans are probably going to cherry-pick this, and as we're hearing, also democrats, as well. but when you look at marco rubio saying that there seem to have been enough grounds for the carter page -- more than the steele dossier and lindsey graham saying all of this was based on the steele dossier, how do you parse these two positions coming out of the republican party? what are republicans going to say about this? loo >> look, i think some republicans, like marco rubio, are being grounded in facts. their commentary being led by the facts. you have others including the president, of course, who really don't care what the facts are. the president views this as the release of this application, the public releases of this application as a messaging opportunity for him to say whatever he wants about it and his base and perhaps more people to varying degrees will sort of believe. okay, well, maybe there was some wrongdoing here. and that's what he does. i mean, it doesn't -- very few people are going to read this 400-plus-page application. but, look, the reality is this. carter page is somebody who is devel

little bit that they wrote. senator joni ernst spoke in favor of the gop approached you working on with senator marco rubio and likelywhich would allow new parents to draw from their social security in exchange for delaying their retirement benefits. the approach is based on a proposal from the conservative independent women's board. democrats have a plan that is being pushed by senator kirsten gillibrand. gillibrand made the case for her bill, known as the family act, which would create a national paid family and medical leave program financed through payroll taxes. she said her approach would benefit a larger swath of people and create more flexibility and allow small businesses to compete with large corporations that were more likely to offer benefits. who is go to sue, calling from colorado. sue, good morning. caller: good morning. i am surprised you have a west coast caller first and then me in the mountains on, because usually you get all of your calls this early in the east coast where it is 7:00, and it is only 4:00 in california. i am calling about f emily in general. some of us chose not to have children co

tweet did little to mollify intelligence .fficials past and present john is in illinois, line for republicans. caller: thanks for allowing me to stay here. i heard the comments made by marco. he is a talking head for the oligarchy. anything he's told the site. we will not be run by a one-person royalty type family. we will be run by the oligarchs. it will tell us what they want us to do. as they are doing now. i thank you for the opportunity to speak. host: cheryl, line for republicans. caller: thank you for me to speak. withnt stood on stage and prudencemp says it nothing to do with the, the election. , here's our people saying that they went through servers and that no american collusion was done with president trump selection. i'm hearing different stuff from democrats. here's the way i look at it. trump said show me the proof. he wants to see the servers. he was to see the computers. he wants to see for himself constitution. show the proof because i have a lot of reason not to believe the fbi myself. he should not be in there because he worked with all the democrats before. that is the way i have it. should quietbody down and say get the proof. and then we can make a

marco rubio. senator corker said he is going right at the helsinki summit with his questions. what are you going to do with pompeo today? >> i'm going to talk a little russia. i have legislation in place to add or have the state department consider whether or not russia should be named a state sponsor of terror but i'll spend a lot of time focusing on north korea. it ought to get more attention than it is finding where we're at with a timeline toward denuclearization. >> julie: the timeline is slow going but moving forward. when you look at north korea and those who are going to be questioning pompeo today, he is the one that facilitated the summit between kim jong-un and president trump. what kind of questions will you be asking? >> there seems to be this idea we'll succeed fast/fail fast with denuclearization. the question is how long will it take to know whether we're succeeding or failing? if we're succeeding we need to know what the steps toward denuclearization are. if we're failing we need to know what steps to take to fully implement a variety of sanctions that have yet to be implemented, whether the united states or united nations or china.

michael bennet, bob menendez, jeff flake, marco rubio -- we spent about six months writing a comprehensive immigration reform bill. we all had to give a little. that's what happens when you're in a political situation. we brought the bill to the floor of the senate and it passed with 64 votes. that's a pretty healthy margin in a chamber that's often bitterly divided. we had comprehensive immigration reform. so what happened to it? it crossed the rotunda into the house of representatives and disappeared. they never held a hearing. they never called a bill. they ignored it completely. they left the mess that we now have in place. we need to return to this issue and we need to do it quickly. we need to make sure that we have another comprehensive immigration reform bill which starts addressing the basic issues which we addressed in our last effort. that, to me, is the only way to put us on the right track to do the right thing. in the meantime, there are too many victims and too darned many of them are children. we can do better as a nation. the united states is a caring and compassionate nation. we have proven it over and over again throughout