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so that may not behe headline of the week but it struck me as one of the mo intriguing. >> sreenivasan: one of the series of headlines we have seen over the last couple of days is "the new york times" obtaining a legal memo that the trump team had sent to robert mueller and you have got some of his aides saying the president can basically pardon hself. what stands out about the strategy here? you know, every time i think things can't get weirder, back in 1977 ex-president nixon told interviewer david frost well if the president does it that means it is not illegal, and there wan a mi of outrage, what kind of assertion omf liitless president july power is that? well, trump's lawyers have made exactly that argument with respect to his power over pardons and his power overhe investigation. it is an assertion of president july power that is unlike anything i member anywhere in our history and we will see whether the fallout of that may at thism point persuade republicans in congress to say, wait a minute, mr. president, you are overstepping here, whether they just say, okay, in that is wha

an interesting question.ee we will well over 4% growth in the second quarter, and i think that will behe peak of growth for this expansion. so the good news is growth is accelerating, and i think we'll have the strongest years in he18 of expansion, which is 3%, the strongest year since the housing market peaked back in 2005. that's good as well. the problem is it does set us u for a bit of a sugar high. here pulling growth from the future. the request hes how much from the future and how long is it sustainable? >>ut what a the inflay scenario. that's what the imf is worried about. >> is it kind of in the sweet spot, our given what oil prices have been doing lately, are we fast? to accelerate too >> jay powell did note oil prices, and we'll see higher than the target rate of thinflation in f because of the higher oil prices. nigh own view is we'll s some overheating. the fed has rcheted up four rate hikes, instead of three. the problem is we're ratcheting up inflati as well due to tariffs, so a y the factors together, we like a warming trend, we don'tant an overall hot flash that's really

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started because they didn't have enough labor so a lot of the new buildings that were supposed to behe finished demand was high were not. >> so what happened, supply that was supposed to come out in 16 what came on in 17 got pushed into 18. what's supposed to come this year isrobably going to push to '19. for apartment investors it's been a realng chal every year we think, aha, this is the peak supply and it's going to decrease.el unfortun what happens is it gets bumped into the following year. >> reporter: the numbeen of apar completed in the u.s. hit a 30-year high accordingo al page but occupancy was still good at 95%. the concern n is going forward. more apartments coming to the market with less demand will mean concessions and lower rents, great for renters but not for developers who are already paying top dollar for lean labor to top off their projects. for "nightly businesseport," i' diana olick in >>washington. mcdonald's is cutting jobs and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the fast food chain saidul it layoff an undisclosed number of workers in an attempt to strea

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. >> the former d-- now north korea top nuclear negotiator behe first north korean official to vits the house in nearly 20 years within the point man delivered a letter from the north korean letter. >> a picture of president trump with the vice chairman of north korea te, big smiles on their faces. president trump holding the oversized envelope with the letter from kim jung-un. >> trevor: look at how excited he is about his giant envelope. like, like it looks like he's the one visiting the leader in the oval office. why is he so happy? you can see t doesn't even matter what is in the envelope. just trump is like a kid with gets an expensive race car for christmas and you look over and he is just playing with the cardboard box. weee. and we actually got the envelope rit here, the actual 23468, here it is. if you want to shall did shall this is it. it looks so big when he was holding it. it must be like an optical illusion. anyway, so what did that letter say that convinced trump to resume denuclearization talks with north korea. well, that is what reporters outside the white house wanted

having said that, the should behe north koreans need to do x, y and z by this time frame and then we'll change around the drills. the pentagon was caught off guard and japanese and the south koreans. i wouldn't be surprised if we see the president wa it back once everybody sees what happens and wt the north koreans will do going forward. >> shep: as you mentioned, the process is different than it used to be. in the world you're discussing, president trump could lay out some sort of vague ideas and mike pompeo could go in there and really get some diplomacy going and maybe make some progress, which would be the best thing im now it'sp to mike pompeo. >> it is and the hard work of individuals behind the scenes at the state department in the intelligence community. all of these resources need to come into play in terms of laying out a structured timetable of phased negotiation. what i'd like to see here is something that lays out if we do x, that i follow with y and vice rsa over a period of time. that's how you build confidence and trust. it doesn't matter to me what kim jong-un said to t

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but my thought on that is you for house or senate to change or the -- to behing that is a shift of that -- you need a lot of anger, not just a little bit of anger out there. >> i think again, if the generic holds and it's 9 orhere abouts where the fox newsoll is now, that's wave stuff. you're seeing like in that arizona special election in april, trump wins by 21. the republican winning the house race by five. every republican -- >> neil: all right, guys. understood. i don't mean to jump on you with the breaking news. want to thank you very much. as i mentioned earlier, ever since tat at&t deal to finally land, almost a two-year hunt time-warner, we knew it's a matter of time. you can look at a stop watch before others would jump in the pool and see what deals were out there to be had. disney had had a $52 billion deal to buy a good many of 21 century fox's assets, the parent company here, would not include any of our cable news or business channels, but would include a lot of other big pieces from movie and big offerings ad that was an allure to disney prior to this. now comcast has jo

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state pompeo, who has met kim jong-un before, says the president is trying to project this confidence, behe is the one who often says complete, verifiable nuclear disarmament. president trump doesn't use that phrase that much. he's focused on how he will project this as a demonstration of what he can do that past presidents have not. this is a men rabl moment that will be in the biographies of both of these men. >> with midnight approaching here on the east coast of the u.s., our thanks to kelly o'donnell for a situational report from there. okay, nicolle wall so kelly appropriately kind of paraphrased the president. the staff meetings are over. this is down to me and him. this is where i excel. and the problem is there are going to be deliverables that are expected out of this thing. >> the two things i've heard all night from former natnal security officials are around two central concerns. one, that that first meeting took place without anyone in the room. so whatever kicked off this first ever interaction between the two leaders, america and north korea, has no witnesses. and keir simmo

i think the justice department will be consider that to behe binding polict least. it makes sense. it's important i think to distinguish whether we are talking about an impeachment proceeding against the president or criminal charges like everybody else would be subject to. >> bhey are different legally. >> they are. the president may issue pardons for cases against the united states except in cases of impeachment. so the constitution itself is very cle thaou go the impeachment route, the president cannot pardon himself. and i think in light of a different policy decision by the department of justice that says a sitting president cannot be indicted it's most likely that robert mueller would not seek to indict him but would instead prepare a report to congress for consideration of impeachment. clearly under the constitution in that scenario there is no impeach men or there is no pardon. if chargednder a traditional criminal case that's maybe more of an open question. i think this 1974 opinion that you cited that says you can't be a young in your own case makes a lot of sense there.

all of this leading up to what may behe only actn we see next week, or not, that immigration vote.d there's te set for that. but it's important to sort of remind viewers what exactly is involved in that bill.e the the four pillars the president said he wanted. to remind people at the top of the list is the idea of a status for dreamers, those people brght here as children illegally, money for the border wall, limit to extended family migration and end to the visa lottery, adding to that dealing with the child separation issue, in this bill, john, that may come for a vote or notext week is important money, $7 billion to try and house these kids. if this bill doesn't pass, their fate is not clear, nor is it clear whether resources will come to house them. >> yamiche, these are pillars, the pris the president laid out earlier. has there been a clear guidance from the white house what the president will accept, what he wan out of a bill, what he will sign? >> i just got off the phone with the white house who told me the president would support whatever bill the republicans passed, if t

tonight correspondent william brangham and producer jason kane ndturn to look at the other factors beheontinued growth of this epidemic, and how the russian government is responng. this series was produced in partnership with the pulitzer center. >> reporter: pavel lobkov is one of the top news anchors inru ssia-- a celebrity of sorts here. but one night three years ago, he became the news-- revealing to the country that he had h.i.v. >> well, i went to the infectionist. he had a thick file crossed with a red marker, h.i.v. positive. >> reporter: this was news because lobkov is one of the only well-known figures in all of russia who has gone public about his h.i.v. status. lobkov says he wanted russians to know that h.i.v. was not a death sentence, something that much of the world learned decades ago. >> you look at me, you don'tee uh, spots on my, on my cheeks, see that i'm exhausted, and-- uh, spots on my, on my cheeks, you don't see, i'm, you don't you couldn't distinguish that i'm h.i.v. positive, if i don't lill about it. >> reporter: phealth officials say it's hard to believe that

. >> i'm dighted to behe rol of the modernde because i don't think i need to state my opions. i can only do wha jouis is happy to come which ask questions. i'm going to go down the line, ask you quickly, what do you thik of this upcoming summit? of the upcing summit, so somebody was saying to me the other day, i can't believe what a whirlwind of activity the past six months have been. and i said to thinkthe past sev. because i was at the agency when kim jong-un came to power, and ever since then it's been as you know, c anthony, who was at the treasure of the time, it was a steady pace of missile tests every twoks cyber attacks and all sorts of things. we could've never imagine that seven years later we would be at is pointhere t u.s. president has agreed to meet with kim jong-un, despite all of the provocative activities and theirdvancements of the nuclear weapons capabils. i think the summit,, isounds afh president trump and kim jong-un want thiso hapn and are both deeply invested in this. and i thi nor korea is going to try to make sure that things go well in that the the p

can behe done deal, we sure, the presidential race is hard to turn around.there is more uncertainty about the other races. campaign very unlikely at least in the mexican recent tradition where there is very changed froman be here to nexen day. -- two next sunday. sunday. has moderated his position and recognizes that nafta has been good for mexico but it needs to be improved. he believes he should be the one to improve it. his dream situation would have in that it was wrapped up before he came into office. be difficult. he has said he will accept whatever the current negotiating team has negotiated up to this point and he respects the work they have done and he has picked the chief negotiator who is a recognized and respected economist. minister,or economy he is a respected economist as well. left leaning but orthodox. howhould expect that given important he is for mexico's prosperity he would try to save nafta if he could. thank you for being with us. thanks to our participants. [applause]

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this time around if they were to go to 25 instead of 20, you might get a tick up and, which would behingfor rates. is both fromion that and from the rates perspective otherwise, will the curve keep on flattening? yvonne: we surely have seen that flatten even more, after what we saw in mid-may. it is interesting, i was talking with one of the analysts on the singapore summit. this, lete are past us now focus on the fundamentals. what kind of data points are you watching today? today, it is a little bit sparse on the data points. we did have some very interesting and perhaps concerning data on china's credit growth which came in much weaker than expected. president xi jinping will probably be happy that deleveraging continues apace. i am not so sure the chinese stocks and bonds will be happy. we alooking out for australian consumer confidence, and a little bit more of the china foreign direct investment data which is also do. those are all small pieces of the picture, but the biggest data point was the china credit statistic that i mention and that has come and gone. they have to be a bit

seven peopleus had to behed to the hospital after late night head-on crash in montgomery unty. >>> protestsonmp administraontinues to split up families as they arrive at the border. >>> d.c. voters choosing between saving cash when they go out or giving a big raise to thousands of workers. goodha morning. y father's day. i am adam tuss. >> i am angie goff. hope you're havingre a day with the family so far and enjoying it after the show. >> i will be eating brisket later on. >> we want to check in with lauryn ricketts. we'll see sunshine out there, but it will be hot. >> it is a little on the warm side. really hot. by afternoon, humidity is building. you wk outside now, you feel the humidity more already than you did yesterday at this time. everything is so green and beautiful. we had a beautiful sunrise this morning. we have cloud cover out there. from cloud debris left this system trying to scoot into the region. could have an ilated shower today. this system is weakening as it enters the area. a few sprinkles this morning, pop up shower thisafternoon. it will be highly isolated. t low mid

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ashley: the scope that's very teresting, it could behe end of closed shops and broad ruling that basicallyforce public workers to pay into something they don't agree with because it's linked to political activities, bottom line. liz: could lower political influence for government worker unions, 5 million workers affected here, 700,000 members over time. that's when illinois public policy institute, sweeping decision that affects very democrat states, california, pennsylvania, ohio, that this will affect those government workers in those states. i have to say it again, i am looking at right now, why illinois is in trouble, 63,000 public workers get a hundred thousand plus in annual pension payouts, one guy gets half a million dollars. there's tremendous government worker abuse of the public coffers. >> you have to think of the government worker who does need wages honorably decided upon. stuart: would you repeat the one statistic, liz, did they say today that they expecto lose 300,000 members? >> over a 2-year period. predicted that prior to the decision. ashley: if it's a great union, why