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aic erre named in the suit. >>>e'll find out today whether president trump's former campaign manager will stay inil jantil his trial. nerl prosecutors say he tried to tamper with potential witnesses while onre-trial release. usnafort is facing multiple charges in the ra probe. he says he is innocent. keep up with the nbc washington app for updates throughout the day. >>> we're less than two weeks away from the maryland crime area. early voting is underway ashe sikts leading democratic candidate forgovernor squared off in their final televised forum. it was hosted b nbc 4 and telemundo 44. among the topics discussed were transportation, immigration, and legalizing anrijuana. thedates also took aim at president trump. take a sten. >> donald trump is a vulgar, demeanted pig demon. it's not that we're obsessed h th donald trump. we're obsessed we policies that he is making, and it does have an impact on maryland at the local level. >> i mean, he is undermining so many of the things that we value as marylanders. ede

jane: throughout his decades on the bench, he was aic consequential advancing gay-rights but limiting abortion rights. a moderate republican, kennedy was oftethe swing vote on contentious issues, sometimes taking a more liberal stance. his departure opens the door for somebody who appeals t conservatives, a potential s that alarms democrats.se schumer: this is the most important supreme court vacancy for this country in at least a generation.: ja his brief letter of resignation, justice kennedy said his service on the supreme court had been the greatest honor and privilege. his last few weeks were busy. ou wrote the ruling that centered on relifreedom in the case of a baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. and he voted to uphold president trump's highly contentious travel b from five muslim-majority countries. justice kennedy: are you ready, justice gorsuch, to take the oath? jane: with the appointment of neil gsuch, donald trump has fulfilled his campaign pledge. with the resignation of anthony kennedy, he has the chance reshape the supreme court.fo more on this,

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. >> senate stands rea fulfill constitutional role by offering aice and consent for trumps nominee. will vote and confirm this fall. >> nawaz: minority leader chuck schumer demanded that any nomination wait until after the mid-term elections in november. >> our republican colleagues should follow the rule they set in 2016 not to consider aur supreme justice during election year. anything but that would be the absolute height of hypocrisy. >> nawaz: the president says he will pick a nominee from a list of 25 nservative judges. marcia coyle of the "national law journal" has covered the ichigh court ever since ju kennedy joined the bench, and joins me now. thanks for being here, marcia. >> happy tore here. >> nawaz: just o the bad, your reaction to today's news. >> the retirement of justice kennedy has been rumor year ago, and i think there was a sense that, if he was going to do it, it would be this year. he gave, as a reason, he wants more time with his family. he is a repubcan appointee, and perhaps he wanted it to be under a republican president. so i think many of us -- b not me -

what has been threatened, even retaliatory measures and it could -- in not aic terms, they are game changeror global growth, u.s. growth or chinese growth. how will this escalate? will it escalate beyond trade? isticularly with china, it an issue. david: we are talking about the and singapore. we are not talking about china which is the big issue. how does it read at this the u.s.-china deal? : clearly, and $800 billion problem. the u.s. consumer buys and relies too much on goods made in china, including our oh iphones and other pieces of technology. i think it is a question of timing. and the bigjing issue from the chinese perspective was the shutting down of ct. anything the u.s. does is a and tooncern to china the asian economy which is part of the same supply chain. david: megan greene of manulife willeil dwane of allianz stay with us. how many cars are made in the u.s.? how the trade dispute may affect the auto industry. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: one of the thing that triggered the breakdown at the g7 was close. president trump said he would impose tariffs. -- was autos

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>> he plays a dad whose teenage daughter missing and he has to find her along with the help of aice detectivetivend facebook and that's how he tracks her down. it's fascinating and good for parents. >> to round out the top eight, ryan eggle in this next o >> yeah, "black klansman." a african-american man infiltrated the an andpl it's ed by denzel washington's son.th e's a lot of performances. it's a really interesting movie. he has done a tv show "ballers," but this is a big breakout for him. >> again, we're back in a moment, but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> big fourth hour. christian slater is going to co-host with me. lester holt and his band,he rough cuts, which are "dateline" people, are going to be perf >> how did you get that oking? >>t was tough but we just went up the elevator andsked him. >> and carson over with megyn kelley, but first your local news. have a good day, everybody. >>> this is a "news4 today" news break. >> 8:56 is your time on this thursday, june 21st. let's get to melissa mollet with a check on your commute with your first 4 traffic. y, melissa.bo sorry that. we cou

us with a satisfactory proposal which puts airbus' is future salesforce an organization at ane in aicepl single part of the market, which is an excellent plane. it is a great product, a canadian had been made product, and we are proud it will be sold around the world by thousands, probably. shery: great interview, jon. i am hearing something addressing and reports from that former prime minister stephen harper of canada -- hearing something interesting, reports that former prime minister stephen harper of canada is dropping by the white house next wee. what an interesting time to stop by. jon: boy, is a strange story. we are expecting this meeting on july 2. the federal government has talked about having a united front in washington, but the trudeau government did not know that the former prime minister would be having this meeting. the foreign affairs minister embracing this idea. shery: we have breaking news right now crossing the terminals . we are hearing from gm saying that it could reduce u.s. jobs due to the auto import tariffs. we don't have the tariffs just yet, but we know th

thoughts and speakers and prayers to state representative katie arrington who was injured in tradge aic auto accident on friday. we were grateful to learn she will make a full recovery. on june 12, katie achieved the republican nomination for congress for the historic first district of south carolina. when successful in november, she'll be the first republican federal elected official in the history of south carolina in the tradition of ambassador nikki haley who was south carolina's first female governor in 340 years. republicans nominated pamela to be the first female republican lieutenant governor every an lexington republican selected paula for the statehouse. katie serves as an executive with military defense contracts ensuring service members will have the tools necessary to succeed. she is on the board of many organizations including women and defense, charleston defense contractors association, and south carolina cyber. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. congratulations on yesterday primary victories by gove

aic: it was 27.66 and quarter, so if we broke below 2766 and a quarter, we would have looked to playif we did, it actually gets short, we would not have been able to hold on that position long and open would've binky. -- would have been key. and today, we have obviously been supported. >> great insight. usually go from a global macro perspective, but today it was all about the s&p 500 action. on the week. thank you for taking the time to join us, really taken us through the trade you are hoping to put on today, but as you said, a flat position is just as important as other positions. eric dugan, thank you so much. julia: thank you very much. interesting conversation. first word news with mark crumpton now. mark: this afternoon, president trump is expected to sign an executive order that would end the process of separating children from their families, after they are detained crossing the u.s. border illegally. it marks a turnaround for the president, his administration has come under criticism for the zero-tolerance policy. the condemnation has come from within his own party and from

of two high aice plug-in within their calculus? major impact. their wages, lowers living standards, reduces employment, reduces hours. i agree with everything just said. let's put this in context. says thein its minutes nehru's 4.5% and wages are exploding. it is 3.8% and it isn't. the answer is they are tightening too soon, the economy will slow. that will hurt people. givehould let the economy a kick, and that would raise wages. the fed has it wrong. tom: we have to leave it there. thank you so m and an esteemed juergen,h this. daniel it is a morning to speak of the commanding heights. we will speak of that in a moment. haveuergen wonderful to you with this. why is this be in that meeting different from other opec meetings? >> what makes it different is there are two things. .t is not just opec it is also non-opec. the second thing is the recognition that the price crash is over and it is now going into a different era. era i look at the different we are in, and it is supply and demand, microeconomics. is there an underestation of demandina? a

during the time that you were president of michigan state university, doctor nassar was employed as aic university position and that employment continued until 2016; is that correct? >> yes come september. >> throughout our investigation, our staff and the subcommittee's work is a surprising finding to me that there is a lack of consistent record-keeping for medical and billing information beyond the reports that indicate you were made aware of sexual misconduct allegations brought against him. was there ever a red flag raised by the fact that the position was providing so-called medical treatment to hundreds of underage athletes without adequate billing for services that the university's arts medicine departmentin with trac? let's see if i can rephrase that in a more direct way. you have a university physician who ise treating patients, yet there is little or no medical record or billing information associated. >> the treatments that were done under the auspices of michigan state university sports medicine clinic have medical records to my understanding and were billed accordingly. i t

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