boeing naming mark james to take over oversight of that 737 max program. >> retirement might be a nice way to put it. the big event this week was two days of testimony. >> he seems to be in favor of cutting rates. deliberately emphasize things going wrong globally. he is not that sensitive to economic data. i think his room -- his view is that inflation is somewhat under control. is such a dramatic change from six months ago. joe: when the global outlook significantly dims, your ability to be purely data dependent goes away. you have to try to act ahead of the term. the fed has admitted that it does not have the conventional quality space to fight a garden-variety recession anymore. it is really about recession prevention. luke: that is the only game in town that requires you to act when the u.s. economy is falling off a cliff. >> we talked about this idea that when you give financial markets what they want, they will want more. as the fed given the markets too fed given thee markets too much? michael: if you cut rates, you are much less likely to get unintended consequences. if you se

head of boeing commercial airplanes, he says that he is stepping down taking his place will be mark james, in charge of the 737 program, a boeing veteran, the charge of that as well as the company's new middle market plane that they are developing and mike senate who has been in the headlines when it comes to the 737, earlier this year when they had the briefing on changes that were going to be made to the max, changes planned at that time, it was mike senate who gave that briefing and explained a lot of what was happening with the max. he is going to be moving into a role as well in terms of product development with the new middle market plane again, a shakeup when it comes to the 737 max that plane has been grounded since the middle of march and boeing has said it's at least to the september time frame before they believe all of the fixes will be done and then they can perhaps apply for recertification. back to you. >> phil, forgive me if you said this in the report, do you know how old lindblatt is >> he's been there 34 years. >> retirement is a fair way to frame this or him being forc

she has resigned after alan duncan resigned, mark james resigned she has resigned after alan duncan resigned david gauke. congratulations to boris johnson on being david gauke. congratulations to borisjohnson on being elected leader and prime minister and an honour to serve in the cabinet. look forward to returning to backbenches tomorrow. this indicates the scale of the challenge for borisjohnson however optimistic he is. of course, remember people walking out the cabinet to serve on the back bank benches because they will not abide, it isa benches because they will not abide, it is a bad look for any leader and a catastrophic for one with a majority of two. everyone of these people, they are suddenly hugely powerful. their votes go the wrong way, his government falls and he knows that. i think he will tack. it is interesting to hear people saying the rhetoric will change on brexit. that is right. the borisjohnson prime minister we see will be more measured. he talked in a one-nation tory style of his speech. we will show you a bit of that in a moment. let's go back to what he talked about

she sat on the floor in front of with her sion set sons, eric 12, and mark 6, and listened to astronaut james with them explain ery was happening, at elf stage -- james lovell sitting what was explaining happening at every stage. at collins was said to be pleased but restrained. later she said i felt the thrill at the sighting of the craft. six astronaut wives with her at their home in houston man space center and champagne began flowing just as soon as the flashdown took place. likewise. home cork popped with his father-in-law, from arcadia, the festivities there, also, firecrackers on the lawn. reaction, excitement around the world. say ard president nixon there might be promotions waiting for these fellows. actually the nasa rules up to now, perhaps all rules will be off with the flight to the moon rules up to now have been a promotion after the first flight in space and each of fellows has had one flight before so they are not entitled by the old rules, they might get anyway. f so, that will move air force colonel neil armstrong up to aldrin -- eneral and armstrong, he's a civilian, it mo

she sat on the floor in front of the television set with her sons, eric 12, and mark 6, and listened to astronaut jamesith them and explaining what was happening at every stage of the let-down. from the announcements carried over the intercom systems from mission control, into the homes of the astronauts' wives. misses pat collins was said to be pleased but restrained. later she said i felt the greatest thrill at the sighting of the craft. i felt especially thankful for the successful conclusion of this flight. she had six astronaut wives with home in houston. champagne began flowing just as soon as the splashdown took place. the aldrin home likewise. with his corks popped, father-in-law, michael archer from arcadia, enjoying the festivities there, and also, firecrackers on the lawn. reaction, excitement around the world. we heard president nixon say there might be promotions waiting for these fellows. actually the nasa rules up to now, perhaps all rules will be off with the flight to the moon but the rules up to now have been a promotion after the first flight in space and each of these fellows has ha

commitments but the president will be flanked tomorrow night by acting defense secretary mark esper and marine general james dunn ford before delivering what is unprecedented in the modern era, a presidential address on the national prompting concerns inside of the pentagon. what should top military officials do if president trump during his speech starts serving up a fourth of july sized helping of partisan red meat. the trump administration refuses to say in addition how much the event will cost but the president did tweet the cost to our salute tomorrow will be very little compared to what it is worth. we own the planes and we have the pilots and the airport is right next door, and rues, all we need is the fuel. but that claim is a bit misleading to say the least. >> reporter: the armored vehicles have started arriving at the national mall. moved in overnight through washington, d.c. carefully, so as not to damage local roads and bridges. for the president's so-called salute to america. hyping it up as the show of the a lifetime. >> some incredible military equipment on display. >> reporter: acting defen

i mean been hammered out there any president donald trump the visit does mark a turning around and ties diplomatic editor james bays reports from washington raytheon what a difference 2 years makes in front of the emyr of catarrh and president trump trade and defense agreements between the 2 countries was signed said to total billions of dollars but these long term allies didn't look so friendly and 2017 just weeks after president trump made his 1st foreign trip to saudi arabia that country the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain launched a land and sea blockade of cattle the suspicion was that some around president trump had given this the green light the president himself was talking tough stop funding stop teaching hate and stop the killing for guitar we want you back among. the unity of responsible nations today it's all very different like it's a great honor to be with the emir of qatar a highly respected man a real leader in a large part of the world in a very important part of the world as you mentioned we enjoy a very great relationship between qatar and the benefit of america we're doing a lot toge

the other side of our studio wrapped up right go to the media wawatch james creed nowow i s sd one mark great to see you -- too started with the e. u. top jobs the new names to succeed among others to speak and your card. that's right so that there's a lot of a lot of chatter going on in i suppose the ural crock community today on what i'll spare you some of the crime yes yes your price was within the u. structures also. they said it. was for you some of the more a kind of an intricate tweets because i don't think we need to see them we know the result know when you're showing let's just say there were live blogs -- there's all sorts of stuff going on tracking at that this three day long process that hide. and eat you know e. u. leaders micron others clearing their diaries at times are getting very annoyed infant microphones and what not and we you know we were keeping the shorts donald was getting closer and closer and closer he was sort of hints were being dropped on his twitter. account amongst others that things were moving toward some sort of a conclusion and then we got the the re

the cross judea james street in the mediawatch good evening sorry mark -- you'd be looking at the diplomatic. rangel genetic in some rounund. incidedent betweween washington london of the british ambassador's leaked comments about. one president donald trump and it is getting. hotter and hotter this what is now a days weather -- apparently even trade talks to break that related trade talks are kind of been postponed so it's actually reaching. at the level of you know it's having an impact on policy topping and talked on demand workings of government or leadership debate that's right i can place a and in the u. k. tonight that's right t the same time this even some speculation so i suppose just took. for for for for viewers who haven't kind of kept up with that this was last sunday is the mail on sunday in the u. k. reported on leaked memos from the uk ambassador. at you know and they're meant to speak frankly about their reading of things and he's came up with words like an apt in secure incompetence about. donald trump and the white and the federation yeah that's it so it wasn't a you know

mark --e esper. showing his true colors perhaps support for former secretary james mattis, not necessarily president, listen who that esperseid. >> i don't think that you can -- i don't know where to pick between the 2. but, i share secretary mattis' views. gregg: to talk about it, it christian quit white whiten. good to see you. here is a guy who seems to besides with mattis. who heads with president. what is the deal? >> mattis is not a good cham exm told follow. he did one thing. following through president's orders to kill isis. repositioning the pentagon for fight again china, may be drawing down in europe could taking trump's vision of world and converting military to something that works for this point in 20th century, mattis did not of that, my hope is esper is telling senators what they needed to hear to vote on him. the process, personal destruction of characterization has filtered down. gregg: all right, ask you about tray's story. saying ma america has to stop selling military hardware and weapons to its allies in our region of the world. we're not going to do that, are we? >> no, the ru

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>> every kid dream s about becoming the next lebron james, is it getting easier of the way superstars are rising. are kids dreaming to be the next mark zuckerberg and wanting to get into it? >> the big piece whether with sports or tech, going back to the idea of gen z and the generations coming behind them. that's what they are and on social media, that's a branding tool. so, most of the young people we encounter don't want to be the next and even they love basketball, they don't want to be the next lebron. they want that media empire and build on the blocks that lebron and michael jordan that kind of set. i think it translates to tech because you can become a differentiator. with that, i will say start with the interest of the young people. they're into sports. that's where your tech engage m is going to come from. we have a great partner we are working with who the whole program is centered on introducing people from high school and analytics in the software. and so with all that, it is not about saying hey, you love basketball, would you love to build the next great processing and software application. >> you partner with uber? >>

mark. that blockbuster opens in the states this weekend. great cast james earl jones, beyonce.stic. >> remaking a lot of these movies >> more reasons for optimism for the box office down the road trailers for "cats" and "top gun maverick" dropped yesterday. >> i think they luck out with extremely high temperatures. people will be looking for indoor things to do when you have a feel-like factor of 109 degrees. you want to be in air conditioning so this might be good for the movies this weekend that it coincides with a heat wave >> what's cooler than the theater? you know what is space. we have some more amazing spacex video this time it shows parachute capsule recovery systems. the giant parachutes will allow manned space capsules to return to earth safely. spacex hopes to send astronauts to space and back with this technology by the end of this year space travel has come a long way since americans first landed on the moon 50 years ago. now we're looking to head back >> reporter: 50 years ago the first humans stepped foot on the moon the apollo 11 mission cinched america's domin

forecast here in half a second with john as we welcome you to the half hour mark here at 5.30 thank you for joining us, i'm jamesin how the roads also looking good off to a great start friday light so far so if you have some driving to do now is a great time to do it out ok that's very good and then you'll be cranking up the ac he uh no problem with that i give you full permission to do so today is going to be full blast, especially this weekend if you get outside this morning. they see may actually be the last thing you're thinking about what a contrast in weather from what we're seeing this morning which is foggy and cool and then later on this weekend we're talking triple digit heat across the bay area golden gate bridge can hardly even see it the fog is so thick streaming through there. >>hanging out up and down the peninsula as well as down through the east bay do watch out for a few spots where visibility is going to be low, especially out along the coastline later today, sunshine will come back out temperatures aren't going to quite as fast today, they're actually going to be impeded a lot by that fog and

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more hi james yes, darya good morning. yes economy now. >>has markedongest expansion in american history. a 121 months the national bureau economic research says it started in june 2009 right after the great recession. previously the longest expansion was march 1991 to march 2001 nike has nixed a plan for a betsy ross flag sneaker after colin kaepernick intervened, the former nfl players that he and others thought the flag was offensive. now the sneaker giant wanted to sell the shoes over the july 4th holiday the cover nick said he and others associated with the american revolution and slavery. gen z says everyone has an iphone these days and if they don't they get left out a group chat the piper jaffrey study teens and preteens found. 83% said they owned an iphone now teens also love amazon. they just like to go on the site check things out even if they're not buying anything and jen says pulling politically more conservative than millennials well cookoutof america's favoritfoods for july 4th hot dogs cheeseburger spareribs potato salad baked beans, w

class if i don't attend the class or chief satisfactory marks then i can be jailed for contempt i can be jailed if i use male pronouns for james or show him in public as a boy or if i cut his hair in a boy's hairstyle. and if all those things if i do any of those things she wants them to essentially allow no overnight stays only a few days a month saying my son she wants to remove all and my influence from his life but you're saying that when he's with you he never ever wants to dress like a girl or are like act like a girl could he be that when he's with you he's afraid to be a girl like you're saying he's afraid to be a boy with his mom well you know i've had people ask me this but here's here's a good way to understand how that couldn't be true james dresses as a boy at his mother's house when i go to pick him up from his mother's house he comes out of the house and boys clothing so he's comfortable wearing boy's clothes at his mother's house and at my house he's just uncomfortable being a girl in front of his father and i would just say well red blooded texan boy wouldn't be uncomfortable doing that. so james has a twin br

growth than pepsico i haven't seen that in a long time, new products, execution doing well, james quincy putting his markob, stocks will break out. maybe it returns to being the one that people say, you know what, i never got hurt by it and i'm recommending coke. that was a terrific quarter. coke zero is doing well. >> we had a segment about the int travails of harley-davidson. >> losing from overseas and when you do, willie nelson, the correct term, that was willie nelson, that says it all you need some younger willie nelsons. i've not seen them i think harley, once again, long suffering, just not there. >> and got -- >> worst of the morning. >> we have snap and facebook later. what do you think? >> i like facebook very much here i think that's become the de facto way to be able to reach people through instagram i think snap surprises and just continues to surprise. it is a place to advertise it is working. and the people are looking for alternatives alternative places to advertise. facebook is number one i was hoping alphabet number two. and then i think amazon and then snap, there is enough money, may

mark esper. he has been serving as acting secretary since june, following patrickgnation of shanahan, who temporarily replaced former defense secretary james mattis in january. mr. esper, currently army secretary, was asked about u.s. policy toward iran, cybersecurity, and nuclear deterrence, among other topics. this is just over 2.5 hours.

it marks the largest number of drug deaths ever recorded in scotland. james shaw has this report.via fox started taking drugs at the age of 14. now she only uses the heroin substitute methadone, and recognises that her addiction caused a lifetime of risk—taking. once, i was found in the street, just in the middle of the road. i must‘ve just been walking and collapsed. and the other time i was in the house and i had again injected, i think it was morphine at that stage, and i had 0d‘d. last year, dundee had the highest rate of drug deaths, but the problem affects all scotland's major cities. in areas like this piece of waste ground in the centre of glasgow, the chaotic nature of drug use does start to become apparent. the boss of one organisation which supports drug users is a former deputy chief constable, and now wants some decriminalisation. enabling some of the things that at the moment we cannot do around drug testing, around indeed treatment centres, and the like, would be sensible, progressive measures that would enable us to have a more effective approach to drug harms than

bloody onslaught in syria's it led province mark local warns that violence may create the worst humanitarian disaster of the 21st century our diplomatic editor james bass has more details. this the 7th meeting of the security council since the intensification of the bombing of a glib started in april and still division among council members and growing frustration at the continued failure of the un security council to end impunity for these crimes is a blight on the credibility of this body to carry out its core mandate the u.s. military in coordinator. addressed council members directly you in the security council have ignored all previous pleas you have heard. you know what is happening and you have done nothing for 90 days as the carnage continues in front of your eyes immediately after the meeting though 2 thirds of the security council said they believed it was mr lowe cox boss the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists who should take action 10 ambassadors stage what's known as a demarche a diplomatic petition delivered in person they said they believe the u.n. chief had the power to set up an inquiry into who was bombing the hospita

james cook, bbc news, 0rkney. here in the uk, the duke and duchess of sussex have released two photographs to mark the christeningr was baptised by the archbishop of canterbury in front of close friends and family in a private ceremony at windsor castle. here's our royal correspondent nick witchell. so, here it is, the photographic record of a private family christening at windsor castle. and there he is, archie harrison mountbatten—windsor, two months old now, in the clearest image we have seen of him. sitting on his mother's lap in a replica of the royal christening robe, with his immediate family around him. in the row behind the sussexes were meghan's mother, doria ragland, and diana princess of wales's sisters jane fellowes and sarah mccorquodale. a second black—and—white photograph was also issued showing archie with his parents. in the words of a statement, the couple were happy to share the joy of the day with members of the public. however, the sharing was limited at the couple's insistence. despite all the perks that go with the job, harry and meghan want archie to have as private a life as possible. it

shake been hollowed out sunny that president trump the meeting marks a turnaround in ties between the 2 countries as our diplomatic editor james bays reports now from washington raytheon what a difference 2 years makes in front of the emea of president trumps trade and defense agreements between the 2 countries was signed said to total billions of dollars but the long term allies didn't look so friendly and 2017 just weeks after president trouble made his 1st foreign trip to saudi arabia that country the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain. blockade of. suspicion that some around president trump give the green light the president himself was talking tough stop funding stop teaching hate and stop the killing for kids are we want you back among. the unity of responsible nations today it's all very different like it's a great honor to be with the emir of qatar a highly respected man a real leader in a large part of the world in a very important part of the world as you mentioned we enjoy a very great relationship between qatar and the benefit of america we're doing a lot together so what's changed the energy aviation and defen

new york attorney general leticia james said she's opening a probe into the massive capital one data breach. bill marks >> it's not just about the potential hit for, the attorney general for new york, she was one of the people who played a key role in the settlement we saw last week with equifax. remember they had that data breach. 147 million people ended up getting restitution. no doubt a similar situation with capital one if she proceeds with this investigation and finds a way to bring leverage to bear against the company. in terms of investors watching closely overnight. apple has returned to revenue growth after a couple quarters where it didn't fare so well. what's interesting about the numbers the company reached last night, they showed the iphone is no longer such a key part of the revenues. it's less than half of the revenues being driven by the ceremony and this is where things are getting interesting. i spoke just a few moments ago saying the focus is what will keep apple back compared to big tech like amazon. something to watch closely. >> quickly, do you know what some of the other product

mark expos being sworn in as u.s. defense secretary after a 7 month wait for a replacement he takes over from james mattis mattis quit in december over policy disagreements with president don't trump for mommy 2nd tree is seen as consolidating trumps authority of the pentagon. mr president it is a privilege for me and for my family to be here with you today thank you for your leadership and for your commitment to a strong national defense and to all of our service members our military has made tremendous gains in recent years thanks to your leadership and we stand ready today to take on any challenge. u.s. middle east envoy jason grain blath has been involved in a heated exchange at the united nations he defended israel's decision to demolish some palestinian homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks and why the homeless close to the separation wall of been destroyed james bays has more from the u.n. well we've seen an angry splat spat between the u.s. special representative who's working with jared cushion or on the trumpet ministrations peace plan and european envoys at the security council all of the e

james. >>rally is scheduled this afternoon in new york for eric garner today marks 5 years since he was killedn new york now his death was ruled a homicide by new york's medical examiner said the incident triggered a fatal asthma attack. officers were attempting to arrest him back in 2014 after they say he sold loose cigarettes outside staten island convenience store. gardner refused to be handcuffed at the time and that's when officers took him down. yesterday the department of justice decided against charging the n y p d officer involved daniel had a leo he's accused of placing garner in a chokehold which is banned under police policy. >>even if we can prove that officer pen to laos hold. mister gardner. constituted an unreasonable force. we would still have to prove. beyond a reasonable doubt. that officer penta lael acted willfully in violation of law every dime. >>in the hands of a police officer that with multiple to be protecting us not killing us. >>and leo could lose his job if the police department determines that he put garner in a chokehold gardner's family received a $5 million se

mark. most of the rest of us not far behind in the mid to upper 50's. james, all right. thank you john. so san francisco man trying to take a selfie ended up getting run over by bulls, this is a story of when not to take a selfie and >>46 year-old jaime alvarez was looking to get a souvenir from running with the bulls in spain e turned into a near-death experience here are pictures of him a bull's horn went deep into his neck actually fractured part of his cheekbone doctors say it's america lee didn't hit any major arteries. he's in stable condition could be released maybe soon as today, but he says despite what he went through he will definitely go back to the famous festival, although he'll be a spectator only doesn't plan on running it anymore. >>42 coming up on the problem morning buzz, the got the most home runs dozen when the home run derby. >>and the 15 year-old american fee nama's out ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>7.45 on this tuesday morning things hav

mark asper has been sworn in as the new u.s. secretary of defense that ends the longest period the pentagon has been without a permanent top official you have places james mattis who quit last year of a policy disagreements with president. funerals have been held for 6000000 for 6 people killed in protests in nigeria's capital a cutie forces and clash with shia muslims who are calling for the release of their leader imprisoned since 2015 thursday headline inside stories next. he's a hard core briggs if here now boris johnson will be the you case prime minister after winning the conservative party leadership so how will he deliver on greg zip and the many other challenges ahead this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm divvy ago pollen boris johnson had campaigned on a do or die pledge to deliver brags that the man has provoked much controversy one the leadership of the conservatives as was expected and will become britain's next prime minister when johnson walks into number 10 downing street this week he will be tough with person waiting the european union to revive talks on withdrawal deal if that fails he says he is ready to lead brit

known as james and i use male pronouns what i'm prohibited from doing right now is trying to convince him that he's actually a boy. hello again america celebrated independence day on thursday marking 243 years since it cast off the yoke of british rule but with the u.s. continuing to struggle with deep divisions this year's 4th of july didn't pass without controversy. 6 6 well the day began with clashes in the capital as leftwing protesters faced off against the president's supporters ahead of his address to the nation fellow trump so-called salute to america and social military might in the u.s. capital and what the former reality t.v. star called a show of a lifetime. media the political class as well condemned the decision to involve tanks and jets in the celebrations the accused mr trump of wasting huge amounts of money using the event for political gain ahead of next year's election. we're going to have planes going over the best fighter jets in the world and other planes to. have some time stationed outside. to make it into work seems to be kind for a combination from. star old military parade or board were adequate but it's just obscene. c.n.n. has learned that some militar

mark asper has been sworn in as the new u.s. secretary of defense it ends the longest period the pentagon has been without a permanent top official you have places james mattis who quit last year of a policy disagreements with president. funerals have been held for 6000000 for 6 people killed in protests in nigeria's capital of security forces and clash with muslims who are calling for the release of their leader imprisoned since 2015 those are the headlines inside stories next. he's a hard core break this year and now boris johnson will be the u.k. so i minister after winning the conservative party leadership so how will he deliver on greg and the many other challenges ahead this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program pollan boris johnson had campaigned on a do or die pledge to deliver brags that the man has provoked much controversy one the leadership of the conserved.

mark. and i did not butcher your last name. with that, why don't we open it up to members of the public. james, bob, alita, peter, and that is all my speaker cards. if i did not call you and you want to testify, just line up. first speaker, please. mr. patrick. >> good morning. i'm jim patrick, patrick and company, representing myself and the public. i argued in front of this commission that we should not do this report. so now i'm evaluating some of their recommendations. reposition the rail, so-called rail program. we formed the tjpa a long time ago, which was a ring forking, which is a very thing they're recommending was done a long time ago. redefine the program value proposition. if you look at the tjpa board, what they have on them is caltrain, muni, bart. they have all of these players on the board. that's in position now. rename. yeah. you want to rename it, that's no big deal. drum up support for financing. yes, definitely need to do that. engage the public directly. advance social equity. i'm not for social equity, i'm for building the most efficient railroad system as quickly as we

james walker explains what that meant last night. >> new york's clocks were frozen, marking the timethe city's ugliest night began. when thousands of new yorkers under cover of the blackout started looting. roving gangs set fires in brooklyn, the harlem section of manhattan, and the bronx. firefighters battled 80-degree temperatures as they raced through the city's five boroughs. police department operators received over 5,000 calls, pleas for ambulances to assist, and for emergency crews to free people stranded in elevators. help also came from volunteers, some who moved into the streets to keep traffic flowing. others entertained, like in this lobby, while residents waited to get to their highrise apartments. james walker, abc news, new york. >> so it happened on the same day 42 years apart. massive differences. this one this past weekend, it impacted a much smaller area. and, you know, just a very different impact. >> you look at back then versus now, back then, 82 police officers injured, people arrested for looting and rioting, one death, hundreds treated in hospital. this time

james mattis resigned in protest. and patrick shanahan took over. since january, we have seen how that changed in recent days. we have mark esper taking over. it does come at an interesting time in leadership. it is interesting to think of what mattis would do if he had been at d.o.d. >> he slow rolled it. >> i do think this will play differently in large swaths of the country where a lot of his supporters and a lot of other americans maybe will look at us and say, what are they talking about? he just wants this -- he wants to celebrates america and the might of america. and i think we in this town focus on the 2.5 million which is a tiny amount of money and focus on other things. i think it will play differently. >> that is such an important point. you are talking rightly and what is precedent and maybe the intent of the founders with regard to how we celebrate these things. but there are a lot of people who are saying, right on, mr. president. >> absolutely. >> you are doing exactly what we should be doing, which is celebrating and showing the world america's military might. you have a great piece on cnn.com about this. maybe we should gi

mark esper as the new secretary of defense tuesday. the pentagon had been without a confirmed secretary for seven months afterer james mattis exid in december last year -- the longest period ever without a permanent head. esper is a former aerospace executive and was a top lobbyist for raytheon. five of the eight democratic senators who voted against esper are 2020 presidential candididas -- elizabeth warren, cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, kamala h harris, and amy klobuchar. fbi director christopher wray told members of the senate judiciary committee that crime driven by racism and white supremacy is on the rise compared to the previous year and that his agency recorded arouound 100 a arrests foror doc terrororism in the past ninine months. >> a majority o of the domestic teterrorism cases that we have investigated a are motivated by sosome version of what you might call white supremacists. amy: during his testimony, wray alalso said russia is s intent n interfering with u u.s. electios and that china represents the greatest counterintelligence threat to the united states. wray declined to answer most questions about former special counse

mark asper has been sworn in as the new u.s. secretary of defense now this sense the longest period the pentagon has been without a permanent top official he's replacing james mattis who quit last year over policy disagreements with president donald trump the 55 year old has had a long career in the military and served as army secretary since 2017 as for steve strong bipartisan supports in the senate votes to 8. the chief of staff for puerto rico's governor has resigned this follows 11 days of mass protests that began over leaked messages between the governor ricardo reseller and his aides the online chats were widely condemned as being sexist and homophobic gabriella's on the reports from the capital san juan puerto rico is going to right now is no joke it's not just a couple people out on the streets absolutely it's everyone in rock hill south was at home until adelphia watching news reports of the protests in her native puerto rico it was contemplating coming back to take part but what finally pushed her over the edge was what happened to her mom pepper sprayed one of the 1st few days and i was not going to let my mother get. and. my mother being on the

. >> james: but they have to win next do any of that. we have to talk more about your fox poll markts. both aoc and nancy pelosi have a significant number of democrats not approving of them. they are controversial even within their own parties, if you have that argument between extreme liberalism and the kind of full on marxism of the squad, that doesn't leave a lot of room for the average order. then if they come together i think that's even better. >> katie: speaking of polling, president trump's approval number is sadie. there's a lot of backlash over his tweets but people aren't factoring into the approval. >> dagen: and how people feel about the state of the economy, i think it's the highest it's been in about 20 years. one quick thing about nancy pelosi, she has to look at these four congresswoman and worry that their self-serving, "look at me, look at me!" the nonsense will only get worse from here. that's what we've seen. they've been throwing gasoline on this. you have alexandria ocasio-cortez, who voted against that $4.6 billion in mentoring aid, but went to the border and