talked about it with jason snipe. things may not be as rosie as they appear. more with diana on this red-hot space. >> yeah, brian, stocks were up because treasury yield fell a bit and loosely followed the ten year and builder confidence reading this morning hit record hit hit in 1998. the survey from national association of home builder shows buyer traffic up to highest level and big gains in sales expectation in the next six months there's one big flag, the cost of lumber doubled since mills reopened and reopened to stronger than expected demand adding $14,000 to the average single family home price, builders saying that could quote, dampen momentum going into the fl fall builders continue to flight to the suburbs as consumers seek more space in this new stay at home economy but as price goes higher that's going to be a problem. >> that was our rbi on lumber prices by the way, it's not just the higher cost, is it, we're getting reports of builders not being able to find lumber to build the home somebody may want to buy >> yeah, you talk to contractors just i

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just sniping, tweeting, doing things like that. not really involved in the negotiations with the congress. you've seen mitch mcconnell taking weeks off and saying we're going to send people home. what could the white house even do in a theoretical executive order? it's congress that appropriates money. do you have any idea what kind of executive order they think they could do? >> reporter: they floated a few. one a moratorium on evictions. one on unemployment insurance. one on the payroll tax. another on student loans. some of those are unclear from the financial weight is unclear. they realize with congressional talks stalled and the economic recovery with a lack of federal funding that would be bad for the president's re-election chances. we're in the ballroom adjacent to where the president will be. a few dozen members of the country club, many with drinks in hands just went to the stairs and now appear to be the audience for the news conference. a few dozen members of the country club, i will add, very few of them wearing masks

started who said they noticed what time of day all their anxiety kind of comes together and they start sniping at each other. now they're taking a few minutes at tend of the day to say, ok, how are we doing? >> i think they need modeling good behavior, something you can do within the family, too, to try to -- >> that's right. i think that's relevant. very relevant to how children are going to do. most of the research from crises, particularly things we can't control showed that children do as well as their parents do. so i think it is important for parents to think about how they're react aing and they stay calm because whatever they do is modeling, coping for their children. so, that can be very useful. it can also be problematic. >> when we talked earlier, you mentioned that acknowledging that your kids are afraid is important. >> yes. i think that ties to your last question. i think modeling -- you know, it's not incompatible with saying, yeah, you know, mom or dad is a little nervous, too. it means a lot of stuff is going on, but we're going to be ok. we're going to stay together. we have

sniping at each other it's called the outputs and when it's where you keep the conversation so tightly focused on in this case there is action but it's completely elections rather than the picture around it it's the going to make sure that they don't let the people look at that picture. because it because if they did start looking acid they would stop undermining the power base and they would start removing. from the very very wealthy and you don't you don't have to be able to do simple arithmetic see fit once what i say is. look at not a shoot at you seem quite involved in the palestinian one you have been very vocal against israel's occupation policy and that backfired people like is being anti semitic and it was specially because you showed support for the boycott this invest in sanction movement the b.d.s. move it but why did you get involved because the palestinian people lost. back in 2006 in 2000 fine. it's palestinian civil society starts to p.t.s. and they asked people who were not a student and they asked anybody in the rest of the. to join. in a fight. see see if brain. fade

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so i think she's a great combination and i do think you'll see less sniping particularly because we're going to be working remotely and there won't be an opportunity to stir that up. >> i really think that's a huge, if you're anita dunn, kate beddingfield, not missing that aspect of the convention and how that worked. donna edwards, you have concerns about how the campaign treats -- a lot of conversation about how will the atmosphere of the campaign treat this historic moment. what are your concerns? >> well, i have fewer concerns about the campaign than i do the coverage of the campaign. i mean, i think it will be really important for all of us when we're asking questions and expecting responses from kamala harris and from the biden campaign that we treat her as an equal, that she is a person who brings a lot to the table, that she will be able to go toe to toe, answer questions around policy, but i don't want to hear questions about ambition or is she aggressive or, you know, is she angry. all those things because to me, those things will be signals of sexism yet again injecting itse

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what has happened, everyone is sort of sniping at each other, their surrogates are whispering, did you know what she did, did you look at her background? that is not constructive. he has to put that behind him. it has to come today or tomorrow. look forward to that news, we appreciate you talking to us about what is happening. everybody is talking about it. greg valliere, we really appreciate it. up, a market perspective to figure out what is going on. the cornerstone chief investment strategist will join us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> in hong kong, it is the highest profile case against democracy activists under the new national security law. police have arrested media , and havemy lai accused him of colluding with a foreign country. 11 chinese officials have been sanctioned in the crackdown over hong kong. sanction of it will 11 american but none are members of the trump administration. the move is likely to stoke tensions with china. the most senior visit of a u.s. official to taiwan in decade. alex azar praised the taiwanese president for his response to the pandemic. he calls the dem

some sniping in the press that kamala harris is considered too ambitious, that biden doesn't want somebody will be thinking ahead to being president while spending their time as vice president. i think that's a sillry concern. most every vice president has been thinking ahead. to write her off because of that makes no sense. >> i did not know the copout was a technical term of art but thank you. i learn new things all around. the executive order is one way the trump administration has tested the bounds of its executive order. if it's getting harder to track these successes, worry not. somebody is tracking them for you. we'll find out what he learned just ahead. stay with us. rned just ahead stay with us irst. irst. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get 0% apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. webut you can't lose sight of your own well-being especially if you have a serious chronic medical condition. at aetna, we're always here t

i have nephews that are too young to remember wesley snipes playing "blade."dwick boseman, they know "black panther." to see him on the big screen, the amount of money this movie grossed shows that these types of characters need to be seen, and what chad gave the world was an immense character. >> here in the uk, when "black panther" came out in 2018, i was at the premier and the excitement around that film, in the months building up to it, was unimaginable and the way african-american community, the caribbean african-american community, came out and showed out for "black panther." it wasn't necessarily a black story. it was a superhero story, through a black lens. and that was something we've never seen before. >> he was so young. what a loss. er for thank you for watching this hour. i'm natalie allen. we'll be back with more on the top stories, the situation in portland, oregon. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat an

three months before he faces voters the main role trump appears to have embraced is that of sniping fromdercut a potential compromise. he was described as interested in the talks but from a distance adding he is expending little energy of his own to move the ball forward. let's look at these numbers. total unemployment is 11.1%. the unemployment rate for white americans is 10.1 and up from there. 13.8% for asian americans and african americans at 15.4%. typically this close to an election even republicans would think we should do something about that. what we're seeing is that republicans are still following donald trump and saying maybe we should just do nothing about that. what do you make of that? >> first of all, we have seen that donald trump has spent more time on the golf course than in negotiating room at the table as far as art of the deal goes the american people are seeing all of that is just a con. from the republicans, we've seen this posture that $600 a week is too much to give people that lost their jobs because of the coronavirus. it's republicans. it's not a negotiation.

i have nephews that are too young to remember wesley snipes playing blade, but they remember chadwick boseman. they know "black panther." for people of color, for people not of color to see him up there on the big screen, the amount of money this movie grossed shows that these kinds of characters need to be seen, and what chad gave the world was just an immense character and just a look at we can forget the tarzan myth. scientifically advanced "wakanda," "wakanda forever." this guy gave us a superhero that anybody could admiry aboe about especially a superhero of color. >> he played james brown, jackie robinson, and supreme court justice thurgood marshall, a plethora of remarkable people. it shows his versatility. >> yeah, that's the trifecta. you're playing jackie robinson, the man that, you know, desegregated baseball. you're playing thurgood marshall, the first black supreme court justice. and you're playing the godfather of soul in james brown. it shows there was nothing chadwick could not do. it showed that as an audience we were hungry to see what role he was going to inhabit ne

i have nephews that are too young to remember wesley snipes playing "blade," but they remember chadwickey know "black panther." for people of color, for people not of color to see him up there on the big screen, the amount of money this movie grossed shows that these types of characters need to be seen and what chad gave the world was just an immense character. >> here in the uk, when "black panther" came out in 2018, i was at the premiere. the excitement around that film, in the months building up to it, was unimaginable and the way that, you know, the caribbean diaspora community here in the uk came up and showed up for black panther, it was so important that we had this film that wasn't necessarily a black story, it was a superhero story that -- through a black lens and that was something that we had never seen before. >> athletes and others around the world also paid tribute to boseman on saturday. the best known basketball player on the planet lebron james honored boseman with the wakanda salute ahead of the lakers playoff game. nba resumed its playoffs saturday after postponing ni

lauren, listen, there's a lot of sniping back and forth. any movement behind the scenes closer to a deal? >> well, we have had about ten meetings up here and about 16 hours of negotiations and no clear path yet for a deal. i'll tell you that there are apprehensions growing within the republican party, especially those members up for re-election who fear the pace at which this is all happening. i'll tell you that i talked to one of those members, senator david perdue, a republican from georgia up for re-election yesterday and he said, look, i'm trying to be optimistic but i'm worried about the pace of the negotiations and they're starting to fear that pressure. remember, we expect them to be in session next week but they were supposed to be out of session, beginning the month long august recess and there doesn't seem to be any big break through. that's really what is going to be necessary to break this logjam. >> lawmakers do not like to shorten their recesses. let's talk about the white house, because the president is threatening unilateral

now it's kind of theatrical sniping, which can get depressing. >> your wonderful new book, it's been such a pleasure to talk about, "the hardest job in the world." everyone should read it. buy it, buy it then read it. and, john, thank you so much for writing it. >> susan, thank you so much for those wonderful questions and for your friendship. and also, by the way, your example. it's really, it's been great to talk to you tonight and thank you. and thanks, everybody out there, and thanks to sixth and i. >> thank you so much. it was such a pleasure if to have you. thank you to john dickerson and to susan page. i encourage you along with susan, buy a copy of the book. copies bought through sixth and i include an autograph, we're also e-mailing the link as well. we have more virtual events with authors coming up including tomorrow night, you can check out our calendar at sixth and i.org. and when the time comes, we really look forward to welcoming you back into our historic sanctuary at sixth and i. take care and good night. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. fox

superhero he gave them an african superhero i have nephews that are too young to remember wesley snipes plane blade but they remember chadwick boseman they know black panther for people of color for. people not of color to see him up there on the big screen. the amount of money this movie grossed shows that if these types of characters need to be seen and what chad gave the world was just an immense character. >>here in the uk when black panther come in 2018 i was at the premiere and the excitement that was a riot that film in the months building up to it was unimaginable in the way that no the african diaspora community, the current caribbean diaspora community here in the uk came out and showed that black panther it was so important that we have this film wasn't necessarily of last story it was a superhero story. >>that that through a black lens and that was something that we've never seen before. >>he is a young black man who was really it was really an that look on her like the this the first leg their own eyes, the way to the movies and what learned a lot from it. >>in a literal fi

i'm looking forward to the election because after it's over maybe -- maybe we can just stop all the sniping that's going on now. i understand it's the election season and this is how things go by it would be nice to join hands once again as a people once this election is over. >> join hands is a great idea. as soon as it's safe from the virus, indeed. peter navarro, thanks for being with us. >> we're working hard on that. >> i know you are. >>> nbc news has obtained exclusive images from a postal worker at a dallas, texas facility, of a mail sorting machine in july. they had to stop trying to repair the machines after discovering crucial parts that the machines were missing. joining me now is speaker of the house nancy pelosi. madam speaker, thanks very much for being with us. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> and of course you're joining us the day after a hearing, a very difficult hearing for the postmaster general indeed on the house side. let's start with the voting. on saturday you passed a $25 billion emergency bill for the post office. we know it won't be taken up by the presidesenate. t

biden, saying we know what's coming her way and we're not going to let her be drug down by petty snipese're going to protect and defend her from the misogynistic remarks and racist remarks and sexist remarks that we know are coming. we're not going to let that happen to her. we as black women are going to protect her, women are going to protect her and men know that's wrong, too, that she's going to win with joe biden because of her experience and because of her ideas. >> you've been at the center of a lot of the most emotional stories that we've covered in the last few weeks. john we've covered. jon lewis was at black lives matter plaza. you introduced the family of george floyd. are you satisfied with the prominence these issues have? do you want to hear more? tell me how you feel. >> i am satisfied that we're having a national conversation. i'm satisfied that there have been some really thoughtful pieces of legislation and ni initiatives introduced. i'm satisfied of americans of every stripe and background are also talking about these issues. i know that movements last more than four

the challenger and has less and less time to recover that is filled with intrigue and palace and snipingnd has been from the beginning, has been the characteric of this white house, tribal rivalries playing out in a much more public fashion than in a lot of white houses, it's almost kind of fitting or at least not surprising that we would see this at the end since we saw it at the beginning. >> you know, i think it also puts people on the spot who knows everything myles taylor knows and more. where is secretary hr mcmaster was the first national security advisor and dina powell was in the oval office with russians, these are national security concerns articulated by former officials, where is everyone else? >> well, i think the question is, you know, who are they standing for? when i think about this white house which i agree with peter has been chaos from the beginning. the number of leaks that have come out of this white house has been rather extraordinary and i think even though some people are coming out now it's almost too little, too late. there was a time when, i think, for this p

that, you know, young talent got a chance to cross pollenate with the og talent, you know, so wesley snipesing wu-tang clan, you know what i mean? >> i tell you what, we cannot wait to see it. dmrathss again, rza on your emmy nomination and congratulations to you both on "cut throat city." it is in theaters tomorrow. make sure you guys go check it out. >>> coming up, k-pop ban superm joins us live making their u.s. morning show debut. ♪ ♪ >>> we are back with one of the hottest groups in k-pop, the worldwide phenomenon, super m. billboard is calling them a grammy contender for best new artist and they're releasing a new album next month. they'll perform a newly dropped single from it, "100." but first they are joining us for the first u.s. morning tv debut ever right here on "gma." guy, welcome. we're so glad you're here. >> whoo. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you for being here. that is quite the set behind you. wow. i understand you guys have been quarantining together. tell us a little bit where are you. how has it been going? >> well, we are actually -- you are witnessing the exa

started who said they noticed what time of day all their anxiety kind of comes together and they start snipingeach other. now they're taking a few minutes at tend of the day to say, ok, how are we doing? >> i think they need modeling good behavior, something you can do within the family, too, to try to -- >> that's right. i think that's relevant. very relevant to how children are going to do. most of the research from crises, particularly things we can't control showed that children do as well as their parents do. so i think it is important for parents to think about how they're react aing and they stay calm because whatever they do is modeling, coping for their children. so, that can be very useful. it can also be problematic. >> when we talked earlier, you mentioned that acknowledging that your kids are afraid is important. >> yes. i think that ties to your last question. i think modeling -- you know, it's not incompatible with saying, yeah, you know, mom or dad is a little nervous, too. it means a lot of stuff is going on, but we're going to be ok. we're going to stay together. we have our

there is another two weeks for the candidates to snipe at each other, and another two weeks for the trumpall of them. you will be seeing senator harris savaging biden on busing. you will hear a lot about karen bass's support for fidel castro and scientology. interesting some democrats are urging biden not to debate the president. more evidence that the party is nervous about his ability to focus. nervous about his grassp of the facts. now they're nervous about his veep choice. delaying things and avoiding serious questions does not help. doug schoen is with us, former bloomberg pollster. doug, i don't think this delay in picking a vice president really works in his favor. do you? >> no, i don't think it works in his favor but the problem stuart, as you said, there is no obvious choice. "the washington post" had run a very tough piece on susan rice. we know the negatives on kamala harris. they're probably the two front-runners. joe biden is trying to figure out who can offer probably the least harm to the ticket and ultimately satisfy the constituency groups, the far left, african-american

started who said they noticed what time of day all their anxiety kind of comes together and they start snipingat each other. now they're taking a few minutes at tend of the day to say, ok, how are we doing? >> i think they need modeling good behavior, something you can do within the family, too, to try to -- >> that's right. i think that's relevant. very relevant to how children are going to do. most of the research from crises, particularly things we can't control showed that children do as well as their parents do. so i think it is important for parents to think about how they're react aing and they stay calm because whatever they do is modeling, coping for their children. so, that can be very useful. it can also be problematic. >> when we talked earlier, you mentioned that acknowledging that your kids are afraid is important. >> yes. i think that ties to your last question. i think modeling -- you know, it's not incompatible with saying, yeah, you know, mom or dad is a little nervous, too. it means a lot of stuff is going on, but we're going to be ok. we're going to stay together. we have o

. >> in the early 1990s actor wesley snipes tried bringing "black panther" to the big screen. >> theman, that was so tension in the era of that time period. >> around the time snipes hoped to make the movie, that tension exploded into riots. after four lapd officers were acquitted in the beateri erinin african-american motorist rodney king. >> so i thought it would be a good thing to take a project like "black panther" which would be an antithesis of how africa was depicted, how the black community was depicted and how african-americans in this country were perceived. >> after some initial interest, the studios passed on the project. >> when it didn't happen, i was kind of like, okay, you know, i kind of accepted it. it's the name of the game. >> instead, snipes moved on, playing a half immortaled vampire slayer in "blade." >> said if i can't be a king of waco in, waconda, i'll be a black vampire. seems like it makes a lot of sense to me. perfect parallel. >> in the meantime, 12-year-old ryan coogler was in oakland where he dreamed about playing in the nfl. >> you know, playing footb