the headline slightly misleading, vince in talks to set up a new anti—brexit party.ut a doubt, his position is he is interested and talking with allies in other parties about what he believes is an inevitable political realignment in the future because both parties are still riven by splits over brexit they will blow apart, and he wants to be there to pick up the pieces. that might not serried mean a new party, but it might do, it will be interesting to see what the lib dems think of that —— might not necessarily mean. you hit the nail on the head there. there were two votes on thursday night and the plans were less likely to be accepted in brussels. the lib dems don't have many mps, they don't have many messages, they have one job, which is to stop brexit and he failed to do that, which is extraordinary. 0k, twist one might not have expected. let's go onto the times —— a twist. no deal brexit risks civil unrest says amazon. 0ne might think, amazon, they've got a crystal ball, an interesting one? they kind of do, that is how they are so extremely successful, they con

sur vince cable?hnical —— again. —— thank you for your time technical —— again. —— thank you for yourtime and technical —— again. —— thank you for your time and sorry for the chemical difficulties. the most abiding memory until recently of gareth southgate would have been this moment. barry davies commentating as gareth failed to score in a penalty shootout against germany that saw england go out of euro 96 in the semifinals. but after the win on tuesday night against colombia, maybe, these will be the images that we will associate with a man who's been known as football's mr nice guy. a redemption story, 22 years in the making. there's a bromance going on there! mike's with someone who's known the england manager throughout that time. sartorially doffing his cap to gareth southgate as well? the southgate waistcoat, shirt and combination tie. in the queue outside wimbledon with someone who has been through thick and thin with gareth southgate, david davis, executive director of the fa when gareth miss

julia: we are joined by rachel evans and vince cigna relic. happy early fourth of july. talk to me about the fireworks in asia overnight. is this dollar weakness? strength of the chinese currency. it may just be temporary. as is a central bank verbal intervention. asy can't be seen depreciating the yuan for a couple of regions -- reasons. does wonders for global stocks as we saw a year or so ago. we have a central-bank just trying to calm the storm. they still have a situation where they may have to lower the reserve requirement for medium-term lending facilities upcoming which would weaken the currency's so they can't have it all going one way quickly. david: there was thought that they were weaponize and the yuan. is this a form of disarmament? >> you could think of it like that.

he's in the judicial slot as opposed to being in the prosecutorial spot. >> well, you know, nina, vincely has something in common with you, which is a nuanced legal analysis of a complex situation. the saying in washington is that where you stand is often determined by where you sit. and so it is not shocking or necessarily terrible that this nominee held a position as a prosecutor that is different than the way he conceives his role as a judge. what do you think of this controversy? >> well, first of all whatever brett kavanaugh said when he worked for starr, he was a prosecutor. he was also only, i think, about 27 years old. and people are allowed to have experiences that change their minds over time. what i find very interesting about this particular exchange that you showed is that morrison versus olson actually hasn't been effectively overruled. what happened was that congress decided that as a policy matter both sides, democrats and republicans, hated this law and they let it expire. so it is no longer the law. however, the rules of special counsels were then transferred to the ju

cnn's world sports vains vince cha lienny tells us how england and croatia secured their chance to fight for the world cup. >> the world cup semifinals are set with england and croatia book their spot on saturday. for crow ash they had to get through host russia who had been the underdog story of the tournament. after battling into extra time at one, croatia took the lead. vit away header that screamed by players, the goalie was helpless. it finds the net and would all seemed lost for russia, this happened on a set piece in the 115th minute. mario fernandez off the side of his head, into the net, the place goes crazy, it's tied at two. we go to penalties, and that man again, fernandez of russia taking the third penalty kick, a crucial miss. evan raqqa tich with a chance to win it for croatia, and he ends the amazing run of the host, 4-3 on penalties, second semi ever for croatia. england has booked their place in the fines since 1990. they surrendered nothing blanking the swedes and making a new generation for their fans. of a goalless first half hour, the deadlock broken by harry maguir

i know vince. i'm proud to see vince on this commission. we have a lot of connections.ould go on and on. i am currently retired. a long time ago, they did a little program on me and my working and connected to tunnel work and one of these things that this guy put in -- i gave a lot of quotes about tunnel language, but he puts in here, because i worked all over the state, and all of your big tunnels in san francisco, "from the rolling hills of the central valley to the steep streets of san francisco, to the hard rock of the sierras and to the concrete of los angeles, from there i went to 2549 yosemite boulevard labor local 1130 and now i've left there add 1109 racetrack road sonora, california." i'm proud of what i've done and i'm proud of what you guys do and i thank you very much. i did not expect this at all. >> thank you. [applause] >> president kwon: before you sit, and i want to apologize to the people in the audience and people on tv maybe not as much, but i could do this all day. and i could do this all day because this is really, really meaningful stuff. it's no

vince, obviously all serious legal issues are adjudicated on "the view" and that's where you'll finddershowitz. and although he has been very supportive of things that help the white house he himself was not warm on this pick. take a look at alan dershowitz on view. >> i wouldn't have nominated kavanaugh, he wouldn't have been my choice. >> why? >> he might have to recuse himself based on what he has written. >> that is traction for this recusal argument and it could be the supreme court that has the final word if mueller pushes it. >> it might be the first thing alan dershowitz and i have ever agreed on in the history of jurisprudence but it's important particularly around his -- kavanaugh's passionate love for expanding presidential power particularly the presidential power of the president he's employed by. >> you're speaking to the point there is the power theories. the court held flx the war making power, the drone power is not easy to question regardless of who is president. the democrats are singling out that kavanaugh didn't seem to feel as strongly about this when bill clint

your reaction to all of this, vince?ll it sounds like the president of the united states is actually being kind of tough on russia specifically asking for germany to do the same to be tough on russia but you wouldn't think that if you listened to basically the rest of the american media responding today with their hair on fire that the president is instead weak on putin, weak on russia but that very conversation was about getting tougher on russia and he thinks all of the countries of nato but especially germany are not doing enough to do that and germany is linked to russia in an economic way and energy way as russia looks to gain more power to cut out countries like ukraine and poland, where right now their land area is where much of the energy trave through cut out by this pipeline that's being built directly from russia to germany and right now, their number one expor in terms of which country takes their energy is germany. germany has a lot to answer for here and are the ones to be stronger on russia. liz: to your p

(applause). >> stephen: now promoters, promoters like vince mcma hon will get in the ring and will get yes. here is the crazy thing, like my grandmother-- . >> stephen: big person, small person. >> she was on the larger side, yes, like polynesians we run typically a little bit bigger. there is a joke that most polynesians are 250 pounds and the women are even bigger. but i'm going get texts after that. so my grandmother at a time when wrestling wasn't as globalized as it is today, in the '60s and '70s when my grandfather was wrestling, the idea that wrestling was a show, was always protected. so when my grandfather first started learning how to be a professional wrestler, he never told my grandmother, so he never smartened her up. he had his first match. >> stephen: he never told her about choreography or anything like that. >> nothing, no, not at all. so as far as she knew it was real and there was going to be a fight at this local arena in san francisco where he first started. so he brings her to the first match, she is sitting there. and he has the match. and the match starts and he

charles: vince, i think a lot of them exceeded one-year limit by you no.ments they make, particularly brennan have been so explosive, harsh attacks on the administration, often negative speculation, not even news per se. >> they used that security clearance to acure this dispassion wisdom and spend post careers become media commentators against the president of the united states. that doesn't give everybody confidence these are dispassionate purveyors of justice but political hacks. what president trump decided to rip little veneer of credibility he could, you don't even get security clearances anymore. why are we keeping this charade going. i'm taking away as robin suggested they need to come in for some reason to talk about their old job they can provide it on temporary basis. for now get rid of the veneer of credibility. president trump wants no part of that given they're partisan hacks. charles: james comey can tell republicans democrats, forget about the issues, abandon political party, abandon everything you believe in from political perspective this

this position here and if you turn to the quick response to good faith very good this position to vince here. between two. some. point there is no small that are you going to push that pain and everything it will just. come from. the. surreality pain just don't get on with. it just function it's become very nice that becomes a lot of going. well we did not mean that more and i'm not american and. he. kept us i'd say more often no not at all for example stand in this month i gots twice like this situation it's seventeen fifteen patients you know and you know one hour a week at the three of them and then most of them are injured so. they'd need the jury in in a while it was days. so were they sure look. in the show looking. our land was given by some book at least with people they called then up or down then. the cause of the war between the use of troops and those didn't us so innocent to sit in the forum between to provide the zero sources including the gun to fight the shoot that is our case. and we're going to demanding goddaughter lund must be given back to us. like barry that you've

vince: not really. one thing i looked at was real earnings. we have seen increase in hourly earnings and everybody is excited about that, but you look at inflation from the cpi standpoint leading into that -- the disposable income for the consumer is declining and if that continues the fed will have to say this will eat into economic growth. how long they tolerate that, or again it is all data dependent, if the number stay solid longer they will stay on the pedal longer and it is good for the dollar, the real yield differential looking good right now, but if you start to see the consumer stepping back a little bit because of the disposable income trenching, i think of the fed will pull back. that will bring the dollar in the short-term. but -- ding the dollar in the short-term. but with all the political stuff going on it still looks like a buy. , lookcheck out gtv at all of the trends we have been running and can click on them, check them out and save them to your desktop. more reaction to the earnings report from jpmorgan and we have mo

so, vince has a wonderful character named mitch rapp, and vince and i read the same --'re at the statementpublishing house, same editor. i got to know vince before i was published and he was kind enough to say you'll need an agent, let me make an bro duke to -- introduction to my guy. we get a lot of fans that -- unfinancial, vince passed due to cancer several years ago, and the gentleman who is writing his books now, kyle mills, we're buddies and i knew kyle way before i became a writer. i my god daughter his dad were the fbi both. so it's an interesting question. there's no -- there was no competition between me and vince flynn, we basically shared a lot of the same readers because my books were an onramp to his books and especially early in my career, vince's books were an onramp to me. so it's always ban nice overlap but a lot of fan fans would like to see a teamup of mitch rap m and harvath. comes down thousand time we would have to write something and whoa vinces a estate agree to team then up. i have to buds, jim roll rinse and steve berry. and we decides to write characters for eac

vince: you can say he has a 30% profit margin on a car, but can he build the car? have to create the cash flow necessary to expand in the united states and china. so far, he has under delivered. people have been willing so far to lend him money but at some point, the rubber meets the road so to speak. when does he sleep? lisa: maybe that is why we are getting erratic tweets. alix: need some sleep therapy. vince cignarella and they said abramowitz, thank you very much -- and lisa abramowicz, thank you very much. coming up, the netflix summer. disappointing second-quarter results wiping out $20 billion of the company's market value. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: netflix shares in a nosedive after disappointing second-quarter. that therething is are cracks in the believe system and the whole religion is tested. this is what happened the netflix on monday when it reported adding 675,000 new u.s. subscribers in the second quarter, about half as many as the company forecasted. joining me now is brooke sutherland. is this a religion that you have a lack of faith in or was th

bunch up to being macho might sink and vince envelopment might show it is a dick. video who has a lot of nervousness and less constant turmoil of zero. dollars and . very expressive. but expensive uncertainty this. suspense left to authorize is very evident in the best second concerto where seeing for its eye to reach that you are a very a it's a gloomy three but dramatic section that uses change harming a certain place and thermal by the streams in the orchestra. and you know all of them as if it's like it's like a very real human speech real human voice. trying to or. shiver sumthin sumthin thing for him to minister. and the whole thing which of course. because it would look at least. three different version. of this with a with a with mr reopens worth of stuff but that would mean that the. worst thing was going on with so much of the. thought well that you have to persevere to me i'm. going to do is it good because i suppose because i was a gold digger that you never see a post on the physical you know soon as he. was born and so we'll put them here it will all

a leader of the liberal democrats, vince cable, he was not around for the brexit vote, he was holding of a new centrist party, apparently, presumably with tim farron, which is gaining credibility. why do they need a new centrist party if they have the liberal democrats and they are anti—brexit in the first place? precisely, why do they need a new party question might possibly turn up party question might possibly turn upfor party question might possibly turn up for the vote on brexit. which is where the remain headline probably comes from, this new anti—brexit centrist party. one in three voters would back a new anti—brexit centrist party, but clearly, the indication of the headline is that a majority of people are going for remain but it shows a third prepared to back this theoretical new party and more theoretical new party which is explicitly pro—brexit. and more theoretical new party which is explicitly pro-brexit. it potentially could be an even bigger vote in favour of brexit, should they rerun the referendum which we are not even suggesting. now, so it isa are not even suggesti

party and where the turkish member vince federal bonus for two. years at the same time as the and as you murder cases back then did you suspect the crimes were motivated by racism. i didn't suspect that i knew it. when i was with my turkish friends or siblings we always knew they were nazis racists but i never passed this on. i didn't take it to the party executives of delegates because i knew that if i a turk started talking about racism it would harm me politically i didn't come forward in part out of opportunism it today i'm ashamed of that. money still to me also. my none the worse i've spoken about it with my clients and the other bereaved relatives i've met and i've apologized. they were generous to accept what i've learned is that things won't get better if everyone stays silent and even if they do then at least i personally must address things to stay true to myself. to do. it in do you still experience the same prejudicing court representing your clients the prosecution assumes that there were just a few individual perpetrators who didn't

i root for vince carter.f those guys that makes me feel young knowing he is still playing. >> as someone closer to 40 than i am 30, i'm all for that. i'm all for that and 40 is the new 20. jim kelly, i mean, i was so touched watching him at the espys. >> awesome news. >> thank you for being with us today. i'm poppy harlow. >>> hello on this thursday. we begin this hour with new details on the falling out between president trump and michael cohen, his former personal attorney who once bragged he would take a bullet for his brash client. cnn has learned cohen ago nie d -- ago niezed for weeks. cohen provided cnn with a secret reporting

vince colignaise. michael barns is with us as well, and gina loudon. gina, what should we expect from president trump at this montana speech? >> a couple weeks ago i had the honor of being backstage with him where like a prize fighter he got ready. this is where he gets his energy. he's going to speak directly to his base. i think some of the things you are touching on in your opening are some of the things he'll touch on. he'll reassure his base and in his own donald trump way will stand strong despite them being harassed, followed, trolled by media on the left. charles: all these things going on, we saw a stock market that closed at the high at the significance. the saber rattling becomes policy in 34 hours. president trump saying it could be followed by $200 billion and $300 billion. the stock market seemed okay with it today. tammy: without say this is already baked in? you saw some activity and people got nervous when the tariffs were first discussed. even though $50 billion is a lot of money for people. in consideration of china it's an opening c

would call this pile driver thunderbolt but it was it was hard and it was true but unfortunately for vince only was a bit too close to loris to parrot other way and france was to clear the danger and they really kind of i would say stifle the prostrated belgium from that point on to the end as you would expect they played out the clock as it did the additional performance wasn't even the belgian getting closer but that had that shot they never really looked like living in a goal by letting belgium in close the all seem to be in game management as jussi see the best team gets to the final one way or another and that's what they're looking forward to their third finally in twenty eight years nineteen ninety eight they won and of course losing to italy two thousand and six who are members of down head book that we've got here we'll be hoping to go back with with better memories this time out and making it to from. a let's just while we're throwing in some interesting stats i hope you find this interesting so the only other previously been to football is one as a player and then gone on to win

them or lose your vote or you got to be set up i'm sure on that shit you're not a pundit did buy them vince think i'm going to. just see her the poor. to my end of. a muddy to. say there's just donaghy made the man her is ok as you know but i didn't feel. there was a group of us who said no we are never going to give up we were going to fight this until his and heartbreak died or went to court. you'll lose us lucky. boxee. made them the least you. did that make you nimo see most young kids from eleven said they saw or known the me. sink a victim. the people you can. set the most documenting. systolic a party. death a lemon that there may come for this immediately the victim who can do some t.v. . that's really a part of what they some of what they despair. they more discipline. do to seche a cause they couldn't dishonorably. the way the wolf. is an aberrated not speak a single word during the eight months of his trial. not looking one of the hundreds of victims that gave their testimonies day to day. the stubborn silence of a dictator denying the legitimacy of the court. when the police arr

vince, jehmu, appreciate it. have a wonderful weekend. >> meanwhile republican congressman jim jordan breaking his silence. he told my colleague bret baier in his first extensive interview on all of this that the allegations are bogus. >> conversations in a locker room are a lot different than people coming up and talking about abuse. no one reported abuse to me. if they had, i would have dealt with it. what bothers me the most is the guys that are saying this, i know they know the truth. i know they do. >> all right. our senior capitol hill producer is breaking down the latest developments for us tonight live in washington. chad, talk about the strategy from jim jordan. he made some smaller comments at a fourth of july parade, and whatnot, but sitting down with bret there's a clear strategy here to push back. >> right. he feels very upset. he says, look, i worked with the folks -- >> the accuser. >> right, absolutely. he says, that's the problem. his issue has been to go after the accuser. there's no one in this

years earlier, he was sent to the office of vince foster. the white house counsel after vince foster committed suicide. the most sensitive situations are the ones the person in this job gets. >> and now he's left with no explanation. >> i'm unnerved. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> all right. much more to come on what has turned out to be a busy holiday eve including some news that we are getting in from overseas that you definitely don't know about yet but has big domestic implications. (vo) we came here for the friends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a little closer. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... .

ds great to me, butt would be starring vince vaughn, own a wilson, will farrell and wedding trump.ent crashed the wedding and the moment he surprised the wedding party >> i loveyou. sorry [cheers and applause] this is not the first time the commandein chief crash weddings in bedminister he made a brief appearance in there a the end the lastyear. >>> thousands of visitors will inbe visit the u.s. capital over the 4ay of july h and inside, they will s artwork from the capital'sist but do you know how he got the job? chad program explains resume people upload the others go to a job fair, the lu but constantine know was granted an audition to paint the then incomplete u.s. capital in 1855, his auditionnc was o a now conference room ins the conference room. >> heame into his room and sa what would you think, and he painted the ceiling >> in fact, that was his application >> well, he painted the ceiling. of that, he was hi >> most important building demanded a special artist, but there was no one iic 19th centuy amer who could paint in the same league a constantineo. he paint trained at

cases this position here and they've turned it to this one took an hour ago to this position to vince here. between two. point zero small i'm going to mention the pain of having a little. bit more. history. surreality pain just don't get some sun. it just function it's become very nice but becomes a lot more with. all the good i mean that more and i'm going to need that. happens i've got say off or no no no no it's afghanistan that in this month i gotz twice like this situation it's seventeen fifteen patients you know and you know one hour a week at the. then most of them are injured so they need this surgery in in one or two days. they should look. in the show look in them. our line was given by some bookie dewey's do these people they called then opened and then. doug caused the war between the good old troop and those dentist so it is to sit in the forum between to try easy to order sources including those who want to fight the show. that is our case. and we're going to demanding the dollar lunch must be given back to us. like barry that you've seen it maybe heads here in public an

vince's simply geared to martinique be pounding on your in any noise and going to get it out and get i. was. very on the ball the a minute i'm a sucker i knew that i knew that someday i will enter here again i visited. with leon a lot also on nevil's even when that thing lucky i gave up in a sort of on the same way i do laugh i sayed are you not my thing i want to cause harm in a thing. he said you're going to produce something i'm not well probably going on in here but i'm going to not only be in the medical scene but i've. been hearing about something in our community already carrying out superman but i mean you know . what if the police hadn't been painted to give us another kind of. name one shot of the day i would. like to. leave for a day really see. you there was one of the little. you know much of. one of the in it but. so. but i might. just. put the total part of. so i've interviewed some familiar stuff during the course role seem to think you don't need to know. the. meaning of the. thing. when i get to the point i. can see anything. when the window unit been accustomed to

vince: markets are ignoring it for the moment.ost will say with the tide that jay powell and his crew are immune from the president and fiscal policy and the central bank is a separate entity. trump is putting some pressure, but we have not seen anything like this since the 1970's with next and and burns. the story -- nixon and burns. there was in fighting going on. the federal reserve our fact driven and will stay fact driven . as long as the economy does well , they will the course. if the tariffs slow down the economy, they will pull back. onry: with all of this going with politics and trade, if investors want to be defensive, how do they do that when global markets are interconnected? : i have been asking multiple investors about this. s&p global show that in 2016, 40 3% of revenue in two -- 43% in s&p came from overseas. the supply chain is now so interconnected. investors advocate for going for small caps. sayingseeing barclays that even the small-cap companies have imports from overseas. you have mike wilson from morgan sta

. >> thank you, vince cinderella and kathleen gaffney. coming up, could your bmw the national security threat? president trump's trade war spilling over to important cars at the commerce department begins open hearings today. how the industry is responding. we will talk with president and ceo of the association of global automakers. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets. shery: i'm shery ahn. the commerce department began open hearings to consider whether auto imports are a threat to national security. says it'swilbur ross too early to tell whether the investigation will lead to tariffs on the cars. findnvestigation will little if any support for the idea. we welcome now one of the industry leaders who testified today. president and ceo of the global automakers association, john bozzella. he testified this morning. just tell us the gist of it. what was the message you wanted to send policymakers? one, there is no case for high tariffs on auto imports and auto parts. they are not a national security threat. just the contr

know vince before i was published. he was kind enough to say you need an agent. an incredible writer. so those books are fantastic. we get fans and unfortunately he passed several years ago due to cancer. the gentleman writing his books now, kyle, him and i are buddies. i knew him for a long time. my godfather and his dad were in the fbi together. an interesting question. there is no competition between me and vince, we basically share the same readers. my books went on and especially early in my career his books were an on-ramp to my. it's been a nice overlap. fans would love to see a team up. kyle would probably do it but at the end of the day it comes down to how much time we have and would vince is a state agreed they were okay. i have done something and i have two thriller buddies and i think it was steve's idea that we all write the others main character into one of our books. i did it for jim rollins come every once in a while someone would pop up. and i would say no, i would see that. it's kind of any strike fo

burden of proof on appeal, the person is no longer presumed innocent, they are presumed guilty, it t vince thcourt of appeal that a jury conviction has been unreasonable.>> reporter: the brock turner case had national attention, and the judge has been removed, the appeals courts ruling is expected within 90 days. in san jose, kpix 5 . >>> a woman accused of intentionally slamming her suv into a pedestrian has pleaded not guilty to murder charges, kenzie gilbert was walking on modesto avenue, when kelsey and noel allegedly swerved across the road, hitting and killing gilbert, she was arrested on suspicion of drug related driving under the influence, if convicted,s to life in prison. >>> buddy cam video shows a terrifying shootout between police and an arm suspect at the trader joe's in los angeles over the weekend.>> shots fired! >> as part of the chase, the video shows the suspect, jean atkins, taking police on a high- speed chase, with a 17-year-old female hostage in his car, he also allegedly shot his grandmother seven times. >> [ shot sounds ] >> he crashed into a pole outside the treat

vince organisation that they really can go on being for example also awareness raising in boston society and it's the responsibility of all of us that they go on based there are really strong activities what about the it's a tricky decision should women in this situation tell their children it's really a tricky decision and never never never easy because at the end the mother has to deal with it and many of us are so we cared for in ninety three ninety four in your decision may take us and it's our. it was very difficult for them to decide about this very difficult question but they need to port and i think that's why such women's organisation are so important and i really hope that the symbolic and the power of such young people can also give a message to internation organizations much more to support such activities to empower as a young people and what do you make of the response of the both you know authorities who seem to not want to know. they would society does not want to know and and also of course the politicians but we have to see deposing her see go away not such a fragment t

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base you don't have a good big good vince to be able to select and in general to start this process and actually. go get one hundred persons in the middle and upper hand and better. and better change that was being. planned a demolition of a better when village in the west bank has been suspended by an israeli court if after scuffles between activists and police as israeli authorities moved in with bulldozers to the. oh. the protesters created a human chain to prevent the equipment from entering a skirmish has reportedly left thirty five people injured the palestinian journalist syndicate claims israeli soldiers even attacked reporters and the e.u. the un and various rights groups have all come out against removing the village by force a spokesman for the un relief agency for palestine refugees says the plan may indeed violate international law. things in the village are absolutely terrifying the bedouin themselves some of the most disadvantaged people in the middle east they and their children living on a knife's edge international humanitarian law. him it's the transfer of the populat

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neil: was there a timeline given on that, vince?t see the north koreans moving in rapid fashion but what you think? >> the text of the agreement suggests the north koreans will take advantage of it being an open timeline. they did not give clear indication of how much speed with which they will move toward denuclearization and start coming in our direction. that's been in open? mike pompeo has been trying to resolve there is continued interaction with north korea and visits to the states. the trying to get a quicker timeline in place but north korea will still have to come to the table as usual. neil: the issue of vladimir putin and the russians came up as well. when dan coats was surprised by a question about this plant invite to have vladimir putin come to the united states in the fall it was disconcerting and mike pompeo said that he thinks the two talking is a constructive development but what do you make of that and the top officials seem to be divided and some of them unaware of rapidly changing events here. >> it would not be

. >>> and vince-sanity will continue. so vince carter is now an atlanta hawk.eammate trey young was 4 months old when carter began his nba career in 1999. looking good at 41 in the nba. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, july 26th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> many see him as the greatest slam dunker ever. >> which says a lot. you always think of that iconic michael jordan. >> yeah. and it proves that being good at slam dunks is not making you good at winning championships. >> oh, we had to go there. we had to go there. >>> we're going to start things off this half hour with the latest on the fast-moving wildfire in the mountains east of los angeles. it's already destroyed five homes. >> fire crews have less than 10% containment. the fire is burning the community of idyllwild. flames broke out about noon and spread to 5,000 acres by sunset. mandatory evacuations have been ordered for the small community. and police have arrested the man who they believe started it deliberately. >> and yosemite has been closed. disappointed tr

sir vince cable, thank you forjoining us. heard all morning. it runs homebodies ignore the morning it has been and how fast moving things are. firstly, the prime minister will be in the commons and facing questions, and the oddity of the occasion is that i suspect much of her attention will be over shoulder, rather than across the chamber to the labour mps on the other side. that said, what is also intriguing, as he touched on there with sir vince cable, is the plan that has been announced this morning that has been announced this morning that the chief of staff, gavin ba rwell, to that the chief of staff, gavin barwell, to the prime minister, himself a former minister who lost his seat at the election last year, is going to brief opposition mps and peers on this chequers plan that was published on friday night. of course, in so doing, that is an acknowledgement of weakness around numbers, the fact that the conservatives don't have a majority to call their own, there is a good number of brexiteer conservative backbenchers who

that they organized now the latest incumbent is facing the uphill task of beginning to restore true vince trust john home and out zita still ahead on al jazeera we meet the migrant mother who says her child is still suffering after they were separated at the u.s. border honoring the vision of nelson mandela thousands turned out in johannesburg to mark a one hundred you says his book and is the same both dream of becoming a professional footballer about to become reality details in the sport but touch on a. the potential for severe thunderstorms was then there and sufficient to warm for in the northeast of the us new england a nice and sunny kind he's on that cold front it's not changing temperatures hugely but just enough of a kick with the warmth difference in is the low thirty's to high twenty's to pick up some pretty big class we're talking about a huge land area after all it'll keep pushing through so when stations see it offshore but the potential in georgia florida louisiana or even for big thunderstorms is still there and at the same time the breeze is bringing some cloud and most

donald trump's approval ratings are pretty solid we'll see what compensates for the day and follow vince with you kimberly for the moment thank you. well staying in the americas and the government supporters and police have stalled an opposition stronghold at the center of protests against the president at least two people were killed and dozens injured in say a city to government protests have killed at least two hundred seventy five people and widespread human rights abuses alleged but even sanchez has more from and i quote. well since the early hours of tuesday the city of messiah was under siege by paramilitary forces close to the entrance to the city which is south east of the capital people have been calling throughout the day early in the morning and into the afternoon people have been calling desperately at the television stations radio stations asking for help they said that there was a lot of shooting around these paramilitary forces were in caravans going around now the chief of police of messiah said in a press conference that the order to clean up the road blocks it's a clea

also joining us is vince cinderellaji.in why you think it will be 200-5000. >> that has been the trend. of coarse, there is a lot of volatility for months to month. could be higher, could be lower. i do not see anything in the related numbers, look jobless claims, to suggest the trend has changed. despite the worries about tariffs, the message is it remains strong. david: i have a chart here checking on the planet rates. really low -- tracking unemployment rates. really low. how long can this go? >> it is limited. i expect that number to slow over time, but it probably needs to slow a lot to stop the downtrend in the unemployment rate. aen at the high 100's to 150 month, the unemployment rate will fall. it will have to get to listen 100,000 a month probably. unemployment will continue to fall, bottom line. julia: what about wages? up in seeing a pick wages, let's be clear, but at what point does that really bite, particularly talking about small businesses finding workers and rates rising? all the conditions are there for