massachusetts lobster man billy mahoney, says, he is already been $.50 less per pound on the news. >>ill pass the deal, all hell will break loose, as far as the price. >> new england landed nearly $700 million worth of lobster last year, 94% of the nation's total. exports to china increased 30% year-over-year. >> hope for the slack, but i am not very hopeful. -- i hope the domestic market can pick up the slack, but i am not very hopeful. >> also cut in the terrace the crossfire, steelman effectors -- in the tariffs crossfire are steel manufacturers. >> some of it comes from canada, some of it comes from the u.s. and since the first of the year, the price of the product has nearly doubled. >> the ceo blames president trump's 25% tariff on imported steel from canada and the eu. >> it puts handcuffs on us, because we are unable to buy raw materials at a competitive price. >> he says he might have to raise his prices 15%, and sourcing american-made steel is not a solution. >> many mills are booked after october. they are not sure they will able to get the products if booked in advance. >>

william mahoney is the branson hospital's president. when yoabu first heart the idea to recruit from puerto rico, what did you think? >> i thought it was a grt idea. and think about this, you can come here and make over $40,000 a year, up to $100,000 a year. we're helping pay for certifications they can gain. and the more certifications you gain, the more pay that you can earn. o we take care of our people well, they take caour e hospital provide the here at opportunity for year-round work. you're not like a hoteti you need ful, 12-months-a- year coverage. >> we want you to move here. not ally-- we want your family to be here. and i think w we work with the first group that works here, that's our best selling point, is to tell their frnds and neigbors who they have relationships with, "hey, this is a great place." >> sreenivasan: but so far, most of the 0 puerto rican workers have come to work temporarily in hospitality, like 33-year-old hector ochoa. he came to branson last october to work as a travel consultant at a resort. >> mostly

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worked with a number of members including captain griffin, we have two new members, nazareta and mahoney. certainly i would like their input, as well as griffin, i know retired member christy, endeavoring to look at building on what we have, i really think is a great model. i do. i know there are a number of departments, i know commissioner veronese, you mentioned long beach, they are very progressive. but there are departments that don't have full time members that are firefighters and/or medics that are truly peer members. they have other alternatives. but i think with a model program, could it be built and improved? absolutely. that's what i think the spirit of the resolution is. having said that, i would endeavor to get some of the people that are doing the work to weigh in. particularly our two new members, as they are sort of the future of the department and they have time left in the department they aren't going to be retiring any time soon, to really engage them, as well as some of our subject matter experts that have previous time there. what i would envision would be forming a

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joshua mahoney are market analysts would like to have them weigh in right now with ig in london.g about? >> there's been massive pressure and this is a continuation of that. the issue isn't going to go away. not that he is turning to europe. this is also waiting to everything happening in terms of trade talk. the u.s. spending what they do spending too little is going to tie into his out for trade peer >> she speaking in european allies responding to a new security situation. monitor what he has to say about brussels and look at that as dennis mccann. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> i believe we are going to maria right now. over to you. >> thank you so much. good morning to you. i had maria bartiromo. looking at a rally, thursday, july 12. thanks for joining us. top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a nato summit showdown gathered leaders in brussels this morning following tense discussions yesterday of her defense bending. in a few hours the president will travel to london for me is that i'd been mr. teresa name is phyllis queen elizabeth ii queen el

massachusetts lobster man billy mahoney says he is already being paid $.50 less the pound on the news-is going to pest pass some negativity to the lobstermen. all hell is going to break loose as far as prices. tom: new england landed $700 million worth of lobster last year, and exports to china increased nearly 30% year-over-year. >> hopefully the domestic market .an pick up the slack but i am not very hopeful. i think we cannot become dependent on the chinese market. lobster traps are also caught in the tariff crossfire. riverdalefacturer mills in massachusetts supplies 85% of the american markets wire mesh lobster traps. >> some of this comes from canada, some of it comes from the u.s., and since the first of the year, the price of the product has nearly doubled. tom: the ceo blames president canada >> and on the eu. we are -- tariff on steel from canada and the eu. >> tom: -- tom: sourcing american-made steel is not a solution. >> many mills are shut down until october. they are not sure they were able -- when they are going to be up to get the product. tom: president trump to leve

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deputy chief cochran met with two relatively new members of our stress unit, daniel azureta and daniel mahoney. spent time talking about stress unit john christie, who was for many years very dedicated and who retired in may. i think they're off to a good start. i think they both bring different aspects to the team and they're doing a very good job. they're very dedicated, and we have a very open level of communication to the extent it is a confidential unit, but offered their support and wanted to see if they were in need of any resources, so we welcome them to that unit. as i mentioned on the 21 hst, recommended a second time to the budget and finance committee. because i was there, deputy gonzales represented at the san francisco travel. they had an event and luncheon where they selected some public servants. i know that that's appreciated by sf travel because they welcome all the conventions in, and john baxter puts out twitter messages, so he received that award. we'd like to congratulate lieutenant baxter. then, on the 24th, last sunday, a number of us participated in the pride parade. t

after the confirmation of my deputies in mid march of this year, i instructed ambassadors mahoney and garris to work with congress and work with their foreign counterparts to find future partners for future agreements. we are speaking with a number of countries in southeast asia and sub saharan africa. i will be happy to talk about that further. if you're interested. we have taken two action on two investigations, one for solar products, and the other for washing machines. these are the first investigations since 20001. 1. both cases involved a tremendous amount of work, each resulted in an affirmative itc recommendation with the president largely accepting the recommendations of the international trade commission. we have seen success in domestic manufacturing as a result of those actions. at the direction of the president, ustr has been leading the section 201 efforts to combat unfair chinese intellectual property practices. in march of this year, we published our report and identified several major problems, including forst technology transfer, none practices,censing state-funded s

he clerked for john mahoney and justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. he's also a doj veteran having spent time in the criminal division, the office of legal counsel and in the solicitor general's office. he has argued nine cases before the supreme court. and among his many awards he has been praised by chambers usa which described him as phenomenal, a brilliant writer and a much loved and widely respected lawyer who is quick on his feet. next to john is willy jay, he's graduate of harvard law school as well and he clerked for scan lon on the ninth circuit and then scalia on the supreme court. he also spent time at doj as an assistant to the solicitor general and has argued 16 cases before the supreme court. and like john elwood he has received numerous awards and has been described by chambers usa as quote a rocket scientist whose spectacular brief writing and keen and analytical mind mark him out as a rising star at the appellate bar. so now i'll resume my seat and we'll start talking about the cases. >> so neal, let's start with you and get right to

. >> how is your old team the chiefs going to be under the new quarterback patrick mahoney. >> he istakes but so many unbelievable plays those will counteract. i think the chiefs will be great especially with sammy watkins. speaking of great investments in your attention i mention ken life sciences i'm biased as the spokeman but we are close and poised in the process of going public. may have something announced next we can. and we are the only and very first pharma company with already patented molecules in the cbd space for opened oids and cte. for me and brothers and mike clark and other players and the future of the best game in america in nfl this is so important. i'm grateful to be part of it. >> we look forward to more nick, thank you. and hang in there. keep up the good work number one in our contest. >> more to go. >> one of the largest operators of outdoor shopping centers in america out with earnings. the stock is off well off session highs and struggle for the year the ceo gives us the pulse of the pulse of the consumer and the retail space next. duncan just protected his

, it is the home of the space race back in the 50s, 60s and 70s, that is why there is a cosmonaut mahoneyng. both teams who did not expect to be in the quarterfinals. sweden have not won at this stage since 1960, and switzerland since 1954. sweden thrashed south korea. switzerland did well against brazil and serbia. it could be a ruby entertaining game. the england fans will have a keen eye on this one. sweden knocked out germany in the group stages, and a quick line on their manager who has been given a verbal commitment to see out his contract, but i think a lot of people thought they would go a lot of people thought they would 9° -- a lot of people thought they would go —— he would go after the performance. yes, a very disappointing world cup germany, but he is the most successful germany manager of all time, when you look back at the results. he won the world cup four years ago, won the confederations cup and has a contract until 2022, so despite the fa ct contract until 2022, so despite the fact that germany about the world cup, it looks as if he will be staying on as germany manager

lobstermen billy mahoney says he's being paid $.50 lighter -- $.50 less on the pound on the news. >> going to break loose as far as the price. tom: new england landed $700 million worth of lobster last year. 94% of the nation's total. exports to china increased more than 30% year-over-year. >> hopefully domestic market can pick up the slack. i'm not very hopeful. we have become dependent on the chinese markets. tom: lobster traps are also caught in the tariff crossfire. manufacturer riverdale mills in northridge massachusetts supplies 85% of the north american market for lobster traps. >> some of it comes from canada. some of it comes from the u.s.. the price of the product has nearly doubled. >> it puts handcuffs on us because we are unable to buy raw materials at a competitive price. tom: he may have to raise his prices 15% in sourcing american-made steel is not a solution. >> they're not quite sure whether they will be able to get the products. tom: president trump wants to level the playing field for american companies and the global economy. some worry it will have the opposite