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are you seeing much of the same right >> yeah, we're not seeing the reunions bec they're not letting thent press i that. perhaps seeing those y,yest there's been a number of protests atil variousities and processing centers here where they're still taking kids, taking them to hss custody.ar the depent of homeland security issued ae statement last night saying here's our plan here'shat we're doing, because there was l aots of confusionhe following t executive order. ice is maybee taking of the family units.se and tho are things that press on the ground here, we're still looking for answers to physically to see that. >> do you get the sense t there's still a lot of confusion related to the eo. pat thisoint we're almost a week removed from all of that. >> yeah. it's been about four days no so i'm getting the sense now t dhs and hhs and doj, everyone's starting to work together. there's more of a pl. dod's nowonsidering taking in, i should sayhhs made a request beds at various military usand facilities. so we'll see if that comes to fruition, if they end up needing that. the summer month

that is not just bec of the tariffs on steel and aluminum, and e insult that the canadians have describedstification on the grounds of national security, but also because dona trump threw a great big curveball into the equation an hour before he arrived here by suggesting that reincluded into the organization. that has been roundly rejected by all european allies, a particularly because rus still involved in occupying crimea, which is why they were thrown out in the first place. angela merkel has been asked about this question, and she put a brave face -- she said it would be honest not to have a final agreement if ty couldn't ach one, which is putting the best spin on it you possibly can. later this evening the leaders will get to sit around a campfire at the luxury hotel and entertained by the likes of cirque du soleil. it would have to be pretty good to lighten the mood. laura: earlier i spoke to a former official at the state department who is e director at europe program at the center for strategic and international studies. you are a vemmran of these s. have you ever seen an america

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of the primarily bec extraordinary independent power the states have over their budget.ontinue to use that power to preserve credit quality, we would not expect downgrades but we think medicaid will continue to b.a.t. budget challenge that anyone terested in state credit should keep their eye on. taylor: we also talk about local governments because we know the federal government can push their problems to the state level and the state to the local level. how much pressure does this put on the local sector? that dynamic is right. states fund services rather than provide services. that makes it easy for them to make their problems someone else's problem in terms of local governments, it depends how much money they received from the state. school district funds are set by the state. there is notes, much funding from states to cities. cities are more protected. taylor: you run the state and local government ratings team here and you have an idea of the pipeline of issuers coming to you to get ratings. any idea what the supply outlook will be the summer? laura: we have seen a

this is like you are now considered brave bec you support donald trump and don't hide it.hat happened? >> i am a very loud trump supportener my neighborhood. there were bernie sanders and hillary clinton posters everywhere. so i put a trump sign up. well, she didn't like that. i got hateful notes. >> laura: threatening or you are just a racist? >> like i am a racist. i could not figure out who it was. i got a camera and caught her on tape. >> laura: your wife is indian and they said you hated dark skin people. i have adopted kid and one is from guatemala. when they say that to me, i just laugh. how many people have you brought into your house that needed help? >> it's funny how they assume because i am a trump supporter they assume i am a racist and don't like women. it makes no sense. >> laura: do you try to dig into their minds: what were you taught to act this way, treat people this way, it's so wimpy. you see these back-back wearing adult men with backward baseball caps. most of the conservative women could beat them in arm wrestling. they could settle it that way. thi

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. >> s have bec of robert rosenstein, overseeing the special counsel investigation. you have said he is conflicted and, those are your words. he wrote a letter saying he needs to recuse himself. he received a letter back and you are going to share with us what you heard back tonight. >> one, it didn't come from him, it came from the legislative section of the department of justice, not from mr. rosenstein. he is a fine man, it's not that i doubt his character or qualifications. the problem i have is, i believe he will be a witnessn any obstruction of justice investigation conducted by mr. mr. moeller. he's the one that wrotehe memo to president trump suggesting why mr. comey should be fired. he's also in the fisa warrant that was issued based on a dossier coming from a foreign agent who went to russia, paid for by t party. i don't know how you could look at that aspect of this case. to me, he seems to be conflicted. i didn't get a very good answer as to why. >> what was it? >> it was gobbledygook. i just don't know how mr. mullen rosenstein is not part of the witness

. >> dana: it's always bette ruonomplishments tha aspirations bec say look, the proof is in the pudding have it right here. what do you think? >> jesse: the trump administration is going to run strong on the economy in 2020 and he has the wind atis back. "the new york times" had a headline the other day, it's as we ran out of words to describe how good the job numbers are. "the new york times." >> dana: is that not fake news? >> jesse: that's when it's not fake news. i think the president feels very confident about it. there's a lot of distractions out there with the kneeling over the twitter stuff. when you look atou economy a that's what brad has done. he has the line out all these americans with all the sophisticated data and instruments i have still left over from the election. wages are going up, they are going upor the first time since 2000. they are going up for all americans. when you have a tight job market like that, top edition for jobs increases and then youe to pay people more because there's more competition foretter ihink that's in keep going. >> dana: it's a little bit s

picked him up and reablzed that pro this was the last time i was ever going to be able to pick him seup, bec by the time i get back he would be much taller, muchavr. but it was important for me to hold him one last time. >> repter: before he last t commander sat david down and explained where he was going. >> when i toldim i was going to ther i stan he asked w was going to war and i said yeah, i am going to war. he said well, daddy, if that's what you have to do, you have to do. >> reporter: he also made a promise he'd be home before the last day of school. today, the second to the last day of school, commander snuck in to david's classroom and waited. >> how are you? >> he didn't come home empty handed. he brought david a hat and a scorpion.ee and while sg his dad was a arg thrill for david, his classmates were c more interested in the scorpion. >> if he was alive -- >> 23 he wif he was alive he'd you. >> they're having dinner tonight and then they've got a trip plan. we're going to walt disney world. >> scorpion. that's some show and tell. tough to top that. >> and the look on his face whe

. >> actually, bec no one -- they were in a position where no one wanted to work with him so they took who could -- here's the result of what you have because of that. this is one hot mess of an administration. tonight, you have rudy giuliani standing like john belushi in a blues' brothers say, my god it wasn'ty i warst tried to defend what they said tonight about the letter that was dictated to his son, break that down, don. the information came from somewhere. they were all saying the same information. so, either they independently lied or they went to the president, the president told them a story and they spread that story and that was a falsehood. it isn't that difficult. >> giuliani was with chris moments ago. watch this. >> somebody's lying about this rudy, and i don't understand why. >> i don't think anybody's lying. i think made at the very early stages of investigation. i don't mean investition, very early stages of a representation by a lawyer which happens all the time. i don't think it's a significant fact. the most important thing is there's no testimony under oath to tha

these kids are being ripom their parents, brought to a facility like th, sleeping in a former walmart bec there's donald trump up on the wall for them to see every single day. >> was your access restricted or were you allowed to look at anything you wanted to? >> we could. in terms of restrictions, they asked us actually not to speak with the children bu to kind of exchange hellos with many of them. i asked them how are they doing? said they'ring okay. i want to emphasize, this is a licensed facility with child service professionals. and i think that they're doing, for all intents and purposes, a relatively good job of taking care of these kids. there's a large medical staff on duty at all times, there's teachers. it is one to eight in terms of staff to detained children. but the big thing, and i'm interested to hear what the senator has to say about this, that was flagged to me by the operators of the facility, which was opened before this migrant policynge by the trump administration to zero tolerance is now it's going to be overflowing because kids are being ripped away from their pare

you'rese indoors bec we've got a scorcher taking shape out there. there.out heat advisory under way. >> just about everybody is under a heat u advisoryil about 8:00. the heat is one thing. the humidity a completely different ory. that's why it's so uncomfortable. right now we're at 89 degrees. as we move through the evening, we'll see temperatures in tmi 80s by about 9:00 tonight. it's feeling more like you factor in the mugginess. so it's windows closed, a.c. on, an fullorce. right now it's feeling about 10 7 in leesburg and about 102 in fredericksburg tomorrow it's still going to be another hot and humid day. i want t remind you on these hot days especially, you never want to leave children or pet in cars. in a day like today after ten minutes in a carem therature reaches about 110 degrees and after an hour it reaches about 183 degrees. we do have se storms in the forecast tomorrow. i'm going to have more on the timing and impact coming up around 5:20. back to you guys. >>> you beat the heat anytime with the help of our nbc washppgton. set weather

and no withone can stop him bec he's acted within the parameters of the pardon powers.e note of the timeline, that all of this action is happening. and what's the common denom eighto -- denominator? there's no common denominator, as the brother was telling you, between the politics of rod blagojevich and dinesh d'souza. you couldn't identify more high profile cases. if you wanted to make sure everybody caught up in the mueller probe are aware, you pick these high-profile cases and that's what he's done. >> we just saw kim yong chol leave the white house and you listen to the president saying the whole summit is on. i want to play sound from the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. he just spoke moments ago. >> i think you can anticipate the north koreans making every effort they can to get sanctions and other relief and give up as little as possible. it's going to be quite a challenge and i think for these situations to work, you have to not want the deal too much. if you fall in love with the deal and it's too important for you to get it and the details become less

from what i understand, a lot of the reason why a lot of the state appreciates these tn cs so much is bec t providers in townst have a whole lot o alternativ thhey come here to provide estiices and that contributes to ciat theo t n t local hire policy, i'm wondering if you'll be doing or thinking coanies or the providers thathe are doing their to give opportie our residents. >> your approximately is with the taken and we're happy to add that as a future consideration. other documents like our tnc report has documented as an example how many drivers had business licenses before the state granted, about where they were originally located and then driving in san francisco. we are well aware of that enon. thank you. >> thank you, director ramos. that is good. i would remind everyone, though, in terms of the tncs providing jobs, i think the last data point i heard which was quite recently because that the average ten tour of the uber drivers is 6 months. they are not providing sustainable jobs and they're not necessarily providing a living wage, but you're right. it's a low barrier to entry. i

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bec becky, what's coming up. >> all i have to tell you is great minds think alike.uest coming up on "squawk box" who will delve into jim stewart from "the new york times" will be joining us. he's the columnist covering deals, acquisitions, media, including writing books about disney, the house of mouse we'll talk to him about what he thinks about the downgrade pivotal of disney shares. >>> also, we have a very interesting guy, mark beginsberg w -- ginsburg a counter extreme project. they've been working for a long time we've talked to him in the past about how concerned he is about the massive amounts of things that go online how to get involved with isis and build pipe bombs they've come up with a new software program that goes and finds any kind of cyber terrorism postings and removes them automatically they are being fought by big tech, google, alphabet, all of them pushing back saying don't put this software on we will do a better job of monitoring ourselves his point is, no, they will not. this is the way to go. we'll talk about the bipartisan support he's gett

. >> neil: are we back to big de bec corporations are backing to paying taxes they neff thought possiblele? let's go to charles payne. makes money for you. making money. that's what it's about. charlie gasparino will be joining us sharply. i want to get first of all, charles payne's view on this. stepping back from the media deals and the battle post at&t isney for 21st censutury omcast fox's assets, it's companies having more money to spend and lower taxes. what do you think of it all? >> i agree. we're going to see a major wave of a whole lot of deals. not just in the media area. across all sectors. cross-country deals. you see deals that involve american companies buying european companies and asian companies buying american companies. it's like a wild west. we have the feder reserve and rates are going up so cheap money is starting to fade. notice the comcast deal is all cash. when i see all cash deals, i like that. tells me that a companies believes their stock is more valuable than cash. if i have to give you something, i'd rather give you cash because i believe my stock will appre

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aboutow good free trade is, but a lot of those workers in those states don't agree with uhey believe becna and mexico that they're losing their jobs and they trump.>> trust >> i believe they're popular with voters. ent a lot of time with those voters with those states and those arguments and it leaves out the fact that technology has changed things immensely, more so than deals like nafta. "the new york times" is reporting that thesefs from mexico are specifically hitting those in congress, their districts. mike pence in indiana, his district being hit with steel. you have motor boats from florida, rubio there. you have agriculture products from california being h. kevin mcc politically. is this going to hurt the republicanarty? >> we it could be. as i said, the political truth of this is that these policies are popular w l voters to get tough with countries like china and mexico, but you're ri tariffs a imported goods, so it will make things more exnsive, but it is also true, poppy, thatexico acc. what ultimately donald trump wants to see is these tariffs reduced and one last point to i

and they can't i bec right. 0% of the money they raise goes to the ar 90% ofs questionable where it goes. and by now, the friends or the library, if they could, would have shown that i'm wrong and instead what they do is activelp lic. >> supervicoext sp again, this is for items 1-3. if you would like to comment on any of the budgets for the -- regarding the airport, the port, the library, m.t.a., environment, building inspections or public utilities commission, now is the time. >> thank you, chairman, and supervisors. i'm carol simmons, san francisco resident and former library director in the bay area. and i would like to speak in support of the library's budge request and in particular in support of the implementation of rfid technology. having read the article in the paper last week, i think there's an unfounded fear of privacy violations. and so i wanted to speak to a little bit of our experience down on the peninsula in implementing rfid beginning in 2009. so i have touched base with my colleagues down there to see if there has been any concerns or any reports of privacy violhereatn

the teacher's attorney says that the teacher wants the principal to beau fired bec she got physical.>alk away, theal princip blocked her path and physically bucked her, attacking several times preventing my client, miss crutchfield from leaving. what we now know is that there were students who were doing cleanup duty who were in the window who witnessed the incident. >> anion representative for re to this story, however, tre she cannot speak on details until the investigatn is finhed. >> ♪ now.it's time for the morning line. huge news expected today for c. united. will announce a two year deal to bring english socce star wayne rooney to the district. now, the rooney deal repoedly worth $13 million. once finalized rooney puld be the highestd player in team history. he would be able t play in the big debut at audi field on july 14th.me >>> while it is day 15 of the 2018 world cup series and fox5 will of course be matchup.today's world cup kicks off at 9:00 a.m. followed by the showdown that begs between colombia and senegal at 10:00 a.m. this afternoonl england wilo head to head with be

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. >> on the family separation in particular at the bored bec you can't get answers now. >> i don't likese that includes both trump and czar at the same time, it scres me. the problem is the management problem. maybe some sort of administrator would hlp, but th core problem is the trump admtinistration, least large parts, wants to send an indating message to peple south of the border, don't come, it will be miserable, but don't want the backlash of a cruel policy. so they're stuck. so the lesson be we're not going to be monsters at the border, we wilenforce law t not be total monsters but that goes against the policy jeffts sessions wo support. political damage to the. administrati >> in mark and i had a discussion last week whether it would hurt trump's approval rating, and i hate to say it but i was right in that it has not hurt his appval ratg. >> his gallup dropped precipitously. i just look at th numbers. we'll come back next week. >> woodrckf: we'll come friday. >> you will pick your own numbers game. how much is 711 and is it 17? (laughter) >> woodruff: hang around after the show.

and a usual part of his opinion was him saying to the government, look, don't even bother appealing becif you get a stay, you will kill the deal evenf you lose -- the appeals court sides with at&t and time warner. that the procedural will take over for the substance. so he was saying, look, admit you lost, and let thi deal go forward. you can sue later, he said to the government, to break up the mpany, but don't try to stop this merger at this late date. that was a very unusual thing that the judge did and it is basically a sign of how much he rejected the trump justice department arguments on -- in this case. >> and jeffrey, let me ask you, president trump when he was just candidate trump during the 2016 presidential campaign, he expressed opposition to this deal. now on its face his opposition, his political opposition seemed rooted in the fact that he does not like cnn and time warner is our parent company. justice dep arguing against this merger on anti-trust grounds, how much, if any of it, had to do with president trump's political argument and stated an imous toward cnn. >> you k

people are coming here bec they're fleeing horrible persecution and want the come to this amazing counthatnd i both love. >> listen, i love the american way there is a legal way to get here. there is a way that's not legal to get here. and as we look at that, if we let everyone in who wanted to come here, i can tell you that's just not a sustainable path that we can do. >> wait a second. asylum is legal. right? >> right, right. >> well, there is a couple of different pieces. you hit upon one of them. asylum is legal, and they present themselves and seek asylum. >> that's right. >> that is one set of issues. there are others that sneak across the border illegally. and we need to differentiate there. >> sure. >> for those who are coming from asylum, there is no way that they should be separated from their kids. similarly, if they're coming here illegally, they shouldn't be separated, but that is a different question than is the asylum issue. >> wait, congressman, you just nodded your head. i want to get this on the record. if they're coming seek asylum, there is no way they should be separat

. >> matt apuzzo us s the back story and don junior has been caught lying in his testimony bec he was also asked about the crafting of that statement. give us a little back story on what sarah was being pressed on and why. >> so, obviously last july, as my colleagues and i were kind of putting the finishing touches on this story, revealed the trump tower meeting had happened. we of course went tthe white house. we went to donald trump, jr., and went to everybody and asked for statements and we got a comment from donald trump, jr. through his lawyer that said, you know, this was basically a nothing meeting. it was mostly about russian adoption policy. basically pay it no mi and then of course we found out a couple days later and reported that the president had personally signed off on this. everybody at the white house and the legal team kind of went ballistic at that. and then the washington po >> mark corallo quit over this. mark corallo was the president's kind of p.r. guy on the legal team. he quit over this. he felt perhapstion of justice was happening in front of his eyes. this i

this tells you somseething bec the democrats are working on swing voters and independents and peoplewill descend-- decide some of these elections. and when you look at the quinnipiac poll in terms of separating children and parents, it's not only 66% of all voters oppose that, but it i 68% of independents, 68% of whites with a college degree and as amy points out, one inree republicans disagree on what the president and their party doing. >> but amy, this thinking on the part of the white house, that they still need to focuon the base. >> right. >> is that smart. >> that is going to take them all the way t victory in november. >> exactly. this is what 2018 will show us. this is ah presidento has done everything just for the benefit of the base and it worked for him in 2016. when everybody toll him it couldn't because he had to expand the university, he was leaving out too many swing voters, now he satid worked for me then, it will work in 2018, but when you see wheree thumbers are not just on this issue but we have been talking about this a lot. just wngre the swi voters are in this

other than he had a news senference that he had bec he assumed i was in an airplane and i wasn't watching learned, that's goicost a lot of money for the people of canada. he learned you can't do that >> woodruff: meanwhile, white d use trade adviser peter navarro apologizefor saying "there's a special place in hell" for truau. at a "wall street journal" conference today, navarro backtracked, saying: "i used language that was inappropriate... siat was my mistake." today's de some have said will reduce competition and increase costs for consu we'll explor that later in the program. >>> in the mediterranean sea, migrants stranded stranded on a rescue ship in the mediterraneawere moved to other vessels today, bound for spain. caalian navy ships took on the north afrimigrants. rome had refused to let them dock in italy, in a battle over e.u. immigration policfi but spanish als opened their a rts. >> it wacision taken so that, a clear message would be that in a humanitarian crisis, and representing all spaniards, we could not remain indifferent. the fundamental obligation of a democratic state

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do think that one of the dynamics around this discussion about putting together new amuf is this has bec a lawyers game among law. it's like one logic ga and -- and, you know, it's telling here, although, you know, i don't want to be off this panel, right, but three lawyers here on this panel, the one -- the one, literally one hearing in front of the senate earlier versions of this e wase which, you know, came out of some of the law fare blog writers and thinkers there, there were panels both in the house and the senate earlier. they were all lawyers on those, right? and a lot of it just gets tossed around as well, we haven't ton this in 17 years, so how do we like arrange the words on the page, right? >> right. >> you know, one of the things that we've been trying to bring home to people in talking about the corker kainl amuf is, you know, without even goingw tne groups, you know. look, it has al shabaab and somalia, right? i have a 16-year-old, too, all right. do i want my 16-year-old going to war against al shabaab in somalia? my son probably can't find soma a map and pba kn w al ab r

bec we can change it tonight >> reporter: you're the president. you can change it now. >> you need their votes. >> reporter: you control both chambers of congress. >> you need 60 votes. >> we need a vote. we have one-vote edge. we need 60 we need ten votes. we can't get it from the democrats. [overlapping speakers] >> the children can be taken care of quickly, beautifully, and immediately. the democrats forced that law upon our nation. i hate it. i hate to see separation of parents and children the democrats can come to us, as they actually are, in all fairness, we're talking to them, and they can change the whole border security. we need a wall we need border security. we have to get rid of catch and release. you catch a criminal, take his name, release him, and he never shows up again he goes into our society and we end up getting him in a different way. oftentimes after he's killed somebody we have to change our laws the democrats have control because we don't have the votes. the republicans -- we need more republicans, frankly i think that's w

. >> so, mccowen is yi, it would have been me who h with chst bec it was his dn >> some of the strongeststopher mccowen is his statement. i mean, he denies knowing her, and then his semen is inside her. i mean, hello? and then, his statement gets more and more incriminating. >> in his statement to police, chris mccowen first says that christa asked him to help dispose of a christmas tree. >> mr. mccowen explained to me that he had had a discussion with christa worthington that evening in that house about getting rid of the christmas tree. >> that friday night, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> mccowen's statement to the police progressed to the point where he admitted that he had sex with christa worthington on the living room floor. >> his response was, i [ bleep ] out of her. i don't know. >> is that a direct quote, sir? >> yes, it is. >> he changed the story, and introduces another person, a friend of his that he would socialize with. >> he goes on to say, i wasn't the only one there. jeremy frazier and i went up there. >> jeremy frazier becomes a player in this case. he's young,

patrick, are we seeing the germans blipg becau s blink bec let's end the import tariffs on cars into>> this is an industry proposal and it's from an industry that is very negatively affected by tariffs. it hasn't been embraced by the german government, much less the eu but it does raise the question, what can the europeans give trump in exchange for backing off. what does the trump administration want? and it's not just related to the car tariffs, steel tariffs, et cetera are these bargaining chips that, you know, the europeans or the chinese or whoever can deal, make a deal on p or are these actually the end goal is it actually the goal that is nonnegotiable. >> i'll push one more time on president trump's tactics working because the german -- even if it's the industry proposing it and not the government, the industry has never proposed it before, right? they have been brought to the table because of him, isn't it true >> so the question is, what is the trump administration's objective? is it to actually get -- they are taking him up on something that he said at the g-7 which is, wh

. >> overall technology is a great sector to be invested in bec growth. term investor i want to look for areas of the market that are being ignored and where investors can get better prices to enter. and that area for us right now is energy. >> within energy what specifically looks cheap is the case still to be made that this is an under valued sector three month performance is up 11%. >> there has been some dislocation that has happened recently. when i say energy i should be pretty select because we're interested right now in the dislocation happening primarily in the permian names. that basin, all of the success that happened there, all of the new oil that has come from the basin has created a bottleneck. too much oil, too little pipeline to clear the markets efficiently. that has created problems for some companies that have great depth of inventory, very good balance sheets and good experienced management teams that know how to operate these companies. those names and the last couple of weeks are off 30%, names like concho, names like parsley, names

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. >>> quickly check the price of oil bec is down thi morning, down again now at $64 per barrel. >>> ik to the editorial about the eagles and anthem kneelers. here is the presidential tweet on canceling of white house event. i want to focus on the last part. staying in the locker room for the playing of our national anthem is as disrespectful to our country as kneeling. sorry. philadelphia's mayor responded with a statement that said, now just part of it here, disinviting them from the white house only proves that our president is not a true patriot but a fragile, egomaniac obsessed with crowd size and afraid of the embarassment of throwing a party which no one wants to attend. joining us now, former nfl super bowl champ, author of, why i stand. burgess owen. give me your take place, on president, eagles and the disinvitation. >> first of all, that monologue was spot on, my friend. i don't think i can add to that. give a backdrop, behind the curtains of nfl, this whole thing our country is fighting for the heart and soul of our country, for black conservative, we're fighting for heart

judge ruled that bars can refuse service toe that are wearing make america >> maria: they probablune becthey lost business and they're seeing the impact. >> as someone who owns an establishment, you have the right to refuse who you want. it seems so petty. you own a bar, you want to sell >> maria: it's also mean, like you said, mean spirited and wrong. >> it's hard in the wake of the cake baking case which is a religious objection, the administration e embraced that. a business can serve who they want to serve. they're saying wait a second, everyone needs to serve us. there needs to be consistency here. i agree everyone needs to serve everyone. they should not have e the cake situation at the white house. they don't like it when people don't want to serve them, it's hypocriteical. >> i think everyone should be served by everyone. >> dagen: what we're seeing goes beyond denying service to somebody. again, to of all people david axlerod, don't divide the world into red plates and blue plates. with sarah huckabee sanders, members of her dinner party were basically chased outside. >> maria:

we'll find out bec he's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel.nlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. stuart: i'm not going to say the markets coming back, but it is a little. we were down 260, now we're down 160. a trade war with china, that's at the bottom of this day's decline. the ten-year treasury yield, very little movement, 2.93% is where we are now. how about big tech? making a rebound of sorts after last week's selloff. facebook, 199, very chose to $200 a share now. amazon's up, apple's up, alphabet's up and microsoft at $100.85. all of them up. let's talk retail, specifically, the retail ice age which we've been covering for a very long time. our guest says we're actually in the midst of a retail rep sans. renaissance. ining us now is brett rose with united national consumer supplies organization. all right, btt, we've recovered this re-- covered this retail ice age, and we've seen lots of sectors in serious decline whether it's shopping malls or some de

we'rejoined by becs parker, who has helped pursuade h&m to make this change and well as maria malone,nyjeans, i bought, well, tried to buy a pair of skinny jeans, went i bought, well, tried to buy a pair of skinnyjeans, went into the changing room and couldn't get them past my fires. i've always been a size 1a, i am very comfortable but i was absolutely gutted i couldn't get them past year. so you are going to have to buy 16 or 18? and sometimes h&m doesn't stock past 16. i wasn't annoyed they couldn't hit me, i was annoyed they couldn't hit me, i was annoyed they couldn't hit me, i was annoyed they were selling it as a size 1a but it wasn't. annoyed they were selling it as a size 14 but it wasn't. when you posted yourself, that is midway through the process. it was very, very frustrating. it's brave of you to do this in the first place. just explain, for those who don't understand, you previously brought trousers and other places. you had a goodidea trousers and other places. you had a good idea of what you should be able to wear. of always been a size 12, 14 andi to wear. of always

representative maxine waters had to cancel h upcoming events in alabama and texasau this weekend bec serious dhrtheats. comes after waters called on people tobe protest mem of the trump administration in public over their support for immigration policy.o waters says individuals have threatened to shoot, lynch or cause her serious bodily harm. >> meantime former trump campaign manager paul manafort scppduled toear in court today in alexandria. manafort hasnc been in custody si june 15th after a judge concluded thate violated his prrial release. he faces several charges including conspiracy against the united states and conspiracy to launder money. >> hi♪ >> zip trip t week is in leisure world in silver spring, maryland and that's where we find our tucker barnes. tuck, hello. >> hey, good morning, maureen, good morng allison. u know what, we aree at leworld up here in silver spring, our zip trip for our friday. high i've always been very curious, i've driven past the entrae many times as this is a privateut residence bet me just tell you, sneak peek 601 acres absolutely beautiful in th