we have something in our collection from hiram boone. the army onted in september 23, 1943. he was first sent to oklahoma for basic training and artillery training. he worked specifically with the 75 millimeter pack howitzer and mules. he joined a field battalion and was assigned to the headquarters and service battery. here he did further training with the pack howitzer and meals. -- mules. as they prepared for burma, they did not know where they were headed but they knew it was mountainous conditions. the rapid unpacking of the artillery and keeping it together for combat. the history we have with him, he said a gun could be unloaded in a matter of minutes and be in firing position. they trained really hard to get that down. they reached kolkata in september 1944. calcutta in september 1944. they went on a boat with mules with them. atlantic,ross the through the mediterranean, the suez canal, the red sea and indian ocean before they arrived in india. they spent a lot of time with these animals on this boat. his job in the field was to collect ammunition, food and other sup

decade have come against significant opposition, trying to unlock the dividends from the fracking boon, but you've seen environmental activists, native american groups, and land owners themselves. it's the latest blow to pipeline projects. meantime big tech in silicon valley face opposition from the european commission. she's gone after big tech companies before, but the latest, the likes of alphabet, google, facebook could face new complex laws designed to akle their market dominance and get them to pay more tax, also demand more responsibility for responsibility for content. they'll draft the new laws but the history has been they've come up with an anti-trust fine against google in the cost, demanded apple pay back taxes also the european data regulation designed here. so clearly there's history. stand by for the latest on that. >> also, uber set to take over one major food delivery service. what more do you have on that? >> you can expect more consolidation in the food delivery business. we're hearing reports that uber has inked a deal to buy the business postmates in a $2.65 billi

camden received john grisham's "theodore boone, kid lawyer. to participate they can join online some 600 in the virginia area are available. camden's mom got him and his brother involved. >> she was like, hey, you want to get a book delivered by a drone. i was like, yeah. >> he's just happy he's got bragging rights on his street. >> i have been telling my friends, i'm the first person in the world. >> wing is the name of the drone service, theey're also doing itd and australia. and hey, if they can deliver books, maybe they can deliver other things too what are you goingto do when they start delivering your homework by drone? >> oh! i don't know >> maybe you'll be hiding under your bed that day. >> kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> that is nbc nightly news for this sunday. a quick note, before everything shut down, i sat down with world renowned chef marcus samuelson at his restaurant in harlem to have special drinks and hear his inspiring story. you can find that at nbcnews.com/thedrink i'm kate snow, for all of us here at nbc news, stay s

boone groomed him every day in addition to other duties. he said of the mars mules, they are smart, much smarter than horses. they will not over drink, not overeat, not overwork. they are superior and rough terrain to a horse and actually smarter than a horse. he held them in good regard. at the end of the war, the mules were slated to be handed over to the chinese military, but many of them had contracted a fatal disease. called sura. they had to be put down. boone said at the end of his oral history, i did want to praise this mule and i frankly think mules and other animals did not receive and have not received the recognition they are entitled to because they all did pay the supreme sacrifice. some of the pictures you saw in presentation are ones boone himself took and donated to the museum. it was really amazing to me when i started to do the research for the exhibition and ultimately the book, that i learned about the u.s. not having a war dog program until world war ii. we think of dogs today is a -- as a basic tool of military and po

-- and boone. >> and boone. she called to boone when he died. she said -- she yelled for boone. she yelled for him. boone and just stepped out then. he finally was getting a fresh of breath of fresh air downstairs because they've been there for days in the -- in the hotel and she called for him and of course it was too late when he called. >> robert in chicago, what's your question? >> yes. i have several questions. first of all, are there any descendants of the hardings today? number two, are there any pictures of marshall that i've been trying to look up on my internet? and the other question is what was mrs. harding's life after the president's death? >> ok. thanks. we're going to answer that third one a little more fully. >> yes. >> were there any pictures of her son marshall? >> yes. there's one in my book, if you'd like to check it out and that came from the ohio historical society, sorry the marion historical society. >> are there -- are there any descendants? >> well, we could debate that. >> right. >> s

laurence boone, chief economist at the oecd.ome back, we will talk about trump versus huawei. what the administration may be plenty for the chinese tech giant, and what that could mean between washington and beijing. this is bloomberg. ♪ greg: this is bloomberg markets. i'm greg bonnell in toronto. alongside vonnie quinn in new york. we have reports of trump administration is finalizing -- rewardingeping certain contracts to firms. joining us now for more on this is nick wadhams. let's talk about what we saw today, the sanctioning of a top chinese party official. >> that's right. the administration announced today what amounts to sanctioning the highest level chinese communist party official ever sanctioned by the united states. this is the communist party secretary from the shin zhang province. broader effort to pressure china on all fronts but it is hard to stay in the degrees to which this will infuriate china. bureau member of the that is essentially the u.s. cabinet. a very senior official. it comes just one day after china

look at this chart it's fascinating mid-may of boon yields we're at the lowest yield.et's throw a euro currency on a boon chart starting the second week in june look at how they've separated. talk about economic doesn't make senz lower yields crashing into negative territory and the currency is literally on fire. he's swap it out for boons and have the euro on the gold chart. this is like the anti-dollar chart. look at it going like a rocket ship there's a lot more going on than most economic textbooks have every covered in a single chapter. bill and kelly, back to you. >> that's how it feels here every day. >>> amd reporting earnings after the bell the stock is on roll it's up 50% this year. can it deliver ayitus >>> welcome back amd is set to report after the bell today chip stocks are soaring from the lows, benefitting from the work at home trend. people buy more computers and laptops. we have more on what to expect from amd josh >> heading into this report here, amd has been on a roll it is slipping today you can see this stock is up 50% so far this year and nearly

and it was here that american entertainer pat boone opened the proceedings by introducing the star-spangled banner. america's national anthem. >> friends, this song was written at a crossroads time, a time of crisis in our nations over 100 50 years helped unite americans, and we stand today at a crossroads and in a crisis time let's all sing the song with love and conviction. ♪ oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we , watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ >> eagle scout don pickets, an indian of the pawnee tribe, led the large audience in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice

. >> you're in a housing boon right now. you're in a retail sales boon right now. you're in an auto car boon right now, manufacturer. look at the ism indexes all booming. >> the nothing to see her approach extending to the optics. the white house proudly sending out this photo this weekend of the president golfing with brett favre. we'll show you that photo in a little bit. all of this in the face of poll after poll right now showing that the president is in some pretty deep trouble. a new one from nbc news and maris to the battleground state of arizona with joe biden is up by five points. later this hour, i'll talk to biden deputy campaign manager kate benningfield about their strategy for the next 100 days. and we're also watching something today that really transcends the world of politics. we're talking about remembering an american hero, the late representative john lewis, who made the final trip across the edmund pettus bridge just a short time ago. this is the same place, you'll recall, where he was beaten and nearly lost his life fighting for civil rights m

so admiral boone was alerted right away to do something about this.e called in military advisers, military physicians, and he called in civilian physicians, and the family knew this was quite serious. and they also took samples and they found out it was first staph, and then it was septicemia. and even today, you can die of septicemia. so this went so quickly, and i think calvin and grace just were shocked that anyone could lose a son this way, it's just so innocent and yet so fast. susan: and so poignant, we just saw a notes saying, "send me some socks," and it was his lack of socks, but it started this all in motion. and when you read of the death, it was a very painful death for their son, and they watched all of this. so what happened to the first couple after their son's death? how did the president respond? how did the first lady respond? amity: you know, you want to remember that they were not the only one in this period who lose a son. you look around, it was a much more common event -- charles dawes would be the vice-president who lost a son.

she was born in boone iowa.nd of a generation, really, the last first lady born in the 19th century. >> she was born in 1896, boone, iowa, and she was our very last first lady to be born in the 19th century. her family lived in boone until she was about 8 years old, and then they messed to colorado and that's where she grew up. one of the photographs shows her in san antonio. the family would winter in san antonio partly because of one of her sisters health problems, rheumatic fever. she was almost an in valid. so they would winter. while they were in san antonio, they went to -- they went with friends to port sam houston and that's where mamie was first introduced to ike. >> second lieutenant at the time. >> second lieutenant. very serious. he says when they have written about this meeting that he was really not interested in any kind of girl or girlfriend. he was very duty and his job in the military. mamie just kind of swept him off his feet. >> or vice versa. >> they married a short time really after they me

admiral boone was alerted right away to do something about. this he called in military physicians, and the family knew this was quite serious. and they also took samples and they found out it was first, staff and then it was something more serious. even today you can die of this disease. so calvin and grace brushed it off, if anyone would lose a son this way it was so innocent and so fast. >> it was his lack of socks that started it's all in motion. and when you read of the death it was a very painful death. what happened at the first couple after his death? how did the first lady and president respond? >> they weren't the only ones to lose a son. back then it was a more coffin event. all around them were people who had been through this familiar experience, lincoln had lost a son, and there are echoes of lincoln in how this was handled. the courts ruled with the flowers, they set up the stations in the white house, people came to call, and then the train took the cargo to vermont, we're calvin was buried. it was a very familiar event. >> this

francis becomes a drug dealer in a brilliant park director boone qubani knows this part and it's the enters the lunatic certain appliances his attempt to give him a human face as i have the feeling that if i finished one of these drug dealers out of the park house that would be a story that most people don't take seriously will cease to be into their minds. he adapted one of germany's best known urban not. only stand up that's published in 1029 i think. the tragic hero seen here in 1030 my family were once be back or. just got an addict a reason and once to get a seat on solid ground again is a monster. yet. khubani transposes debian's protagonist into the president the poor guy you can't catch a break is francis the refugee who becomes a criminal. it's a long way down in a 3 hour usually start. to hunt for. i want to tell a story about characters they demand for real live asian you know to understand we have been placed in the society. it's also a story about how did you know that in the white majority society the topic couldn't be not just fun it's in the gaza strip walk down restr

think ithink in i think in terms of marketing, or well done renaming, a well done rebranding can be a boonase, it can salvage merchandise, if that's your goal, but i think in a deeper level, in this case, it would signify turning a page and this is a franchise that really needs to turn the page. where the main people, i have removed the merchandise from their website. really under pressure to change their name to be occlusal at the sea of other teams to the same, then said to be front runners the redtails and warriors are said to be the front runners for the team the redtails and runners warriors are said to be the front runners for the team will be called come the start of the new season in september. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. monday has for the deaf contrast across the country sunshine and warmth for some, clouds and rain for others. the best dissension in the southeast corner and this was canned a few hours ago, beautiful sky with temperatures peaking and thatis sky with temperatures peaking and that is the mid 70s fahrenheit come be

boone. good to have both of you doctors on. dr. boone, i'm going to start with you. texas is reporting the highest day single increase. cases just today. how desire is the situatiire is your state? >> i can speak to houston since i'm there every day. i wouldn't use the word dire. but, no question, the virus has been exploding and -- and -- and getting out of control in our city. we're starting to see some glimm glimmer of hope with that. it increased very rapidly into the month of june and into early this month. we have seen a little bit of leveling off -- extremely high levels, still -- but a little bit of leveling off. starting to see that as a little glimmer of hope that we are starting to bring this under a little bit of control. and just seeing the very first signs of perhaps some flattening or slowing down in the rate in increase in hospitalizations. memorial day, we had -- patients in house. we have a little over 700 now six weeks later. so we're still managing it but our people are working incredibly hard and we are seeing countless people. >> that's my next

we'll still expect to see a bump one of the things that's been a terrific boon for netflix has been theirtment in multibillions of dollars in fresh and original programming. that programming production has to have ground to halt this year, right? >> it has. in a sense it's a good thing for netflix. last quarter was the first cash flow positive quarter ever because they weren't dumping billions of dollars into production and adding subscribers. to your point, it's hard to increase original programming when you have production halted. netflix has still been able to put out hits as you showed at the top of the show, space force out of banks, these shows have done well unsolved mysteries reboot for netflix. i will continue do see momentuming from netflix in terms of programming despite the fact, they are losing some new things to nbc and others like "the office" and "friends. >> not a production of netflix but one that airs there. they really do have some fantastic shows. one of the attractions is you do not have to watch ads. that's an advantage. sarah, thank you very much for your time. we

daniel boone. davy crockett. [applause] henry clay susan b anthony. booker t. washington. whowilbur are looking down and you are going to see some planes like you have never seen before because we built them better than anyone in the world,, the greatest air force the greatest fighters, the greatest everything, you're going to be seeing something, i just wonder what orville and wilbur would have been thinking if they ever got to see that, but they are looking, they are checking it out right now along with us. amelia earhart. [applause] athlete no matter where he went he was the best athlete, jackie robinson. patton. patton, general he did not know how to lose. general douglas macarthur. audie murphy.- the great billy graham. king.rtin luther [applause] president ronald reagan. [applause] christa mcauliffe. .nd antonin scalia a a few of the people we will be naming and things are subject to change but once we make that decision, those great names are going to be up there and not coming down. they have just been an incredible group. and we are going to do this in a very demo

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it has the world's largest korku forest it's a paradise of biodiversity and a boon to the climates.what is going to lose because cork has a unique system for each dawn of course we retain $73.00. to and is that 3 species that we don't cut we just feel the bark of the tree. the trees can be up to 200 years old the core can be harvested every 9 years when the bark grows thick enough to be carefully cut. bottle coarser increasingly replaced by metal and plastic stoppers the oak is in decline. so the rediscovery of cork as a building material is welcome. its look is also in line with current trends. you don't get to put something on the outside of your house if you don't like so people 1st have a visual and this big satisfaction with the product it is at the same time a roost the contemporary visual. now hundreds of constructions using cork have been built private homes doctors practices schools. but there's never been a building made exclusively of cork like the house in eaton. matthew helen is pleased with the result and given the almost 0 carbon footprint he'll certainly be able to s

the rounds had originally been supplied to boone despair and elite police units all over germany for example 1200 cartridges were traced back to the state of north rhine-westphalia. we find out that special police units from dusseldorf cologne in dortmund often trained in the wide open spaces of mechlin ball for bomb and. did any of the officers have contact with markos group. we want to talk to the authorities and do spork who distribute ammunition to individual departments. they declined to be interviewed but later admit in an e-mail that the rounds had indeed come from the state police stockpiles. north rhine-westphalia has now revised its ammunition distribution system but it's still not clear who was actually responsible for handing over the rounds to an authorized individuals. the officials say they can't comment on an ongoing criminal investigation. 100 other cartridges that later turned up in marco's stockpile were determined to have come from an elite police unit in bavaria the us car. we go to munich to meet a very in parliament member florian ritter we wanted to find out w

helped return the antelope to the sanctuary instead of hunting them for their meat this century is a boon to all both animals and people who. are working here and protecting our to beast has benefited me a lot. of all i get a salary you know that you know i've been able to send my children to school with that salary. and i have a casual dress and i've been able to send all of them to school. so that i mean there were a number of other you know. nearly 40 species of mammal live here but a callous way it's hard to be century has never drawn large numbers of tourists now the court of virus has put tourism on hold for didn't believe the crisis could open the door to a new form of travel not a definite reason number it's not just that. it is in good numbers compared to the . location of the sun. so i hope. the future of the. sanctuary is bright. the world let's start focusing on the. nature based reasons. as they wait for the visit is return the rangers continue to protect the animals day and night. no a much in building a house without using summit to make the concrete but taking a substitute

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oil hasn't been the desired boon for countries like nigeria nor is it likely to be as long as prices remain as low as they are. you think about things like the environmental damage of the niger delta. the what's been the cost of foot from nigeria of trying to get on to the oil boom. it's i mean it has been huge in both financial terms because the money that was extracted with that oil never seems to been repatriated to nigeria and certainly not made it down to those communities that have been most impacted by it but and those same challenges are going to be faced by countries all around the world i mean you know guiana is is looking at an oil boom right now that's been that's been fueled by exxon discoveries there will that money particularly in a low price environment ever end up with the poorest people in the poorest country in latin america it's unlikely but even if you look at a country like the united states the impacts of the petrochemical industry in the mississippi delta for example have been very uneven in terms of the way the benefits have been distributed both to the compa