now, ben is going to -- there's ben. ben is going to try -- hi, ben -- to shoot -- his mission is to shoot that giant ball into that giant hoop in a game called big skip ball, and if he makes it, everyone in this audience will go home with a valuable prize, all right? all right. although i do want to say, the real prize are the friendships you make along the way, right? here's something else you'll like. i invited my dear friend, tracy morgan, to try some new things, to open himself up to experiences he's never had before. tracy is very set in his ways, but he agreed to loosen up and experiment and these are the results of what we call simply "tracy tries it." ♪ >> hi, i'm jimmy and welcome to "tracy tries it." in this segment, tracy morgan tries things that he's never tried before. i think this is very open-minded of you. >> yeah, i'm not scared. >> are you ready? >> yeah. bring it on. >> here we go. what will tracy try? tracy, have you ever broken a board karate-style, with your fist? >> let me see something. well, the

ben's thoughts were on one person, the one who couldn't be re. >> my mom. i won't lie, i probably spent a half-houcrying in the car because she's not here. >> later ben's principal recoorizing him his determination. >> your will power and resolve over the last nineav month been an inspiration for anywhe o has met you. >> when the big moment did come -- >> benjamin william kaplan -- >> there was a big smile and especially loud applause and then the pictures to mark a day some consider a but ben still thinking of his mom. >> i hope she proud of me. >> ben's summer plansan include other surgery. then he'll go to community college nearby so he can sy sisters.his dad and who are, indeed, very proud of him today. in fairf county, i'm julie carey, news 4. >> ben's got a whole community proud of him. >>> dramatic video, flames shooting from a school building, crews are on the scene at an art school in glasgow, scotland, firefighters don't believe anyone died in the fire. the b mlding ise than 100 years old. the second time in four years it's caught fire. >>> a brav

ben listen to this. north korean state media saying that cumulative does want to " build a permanent and durable peace-keeping mechanism" as well as the entire peninsula. notice it's saying peninsula. that's interesting north korea is saying that ben. ben: i know of course he wants to denuclearize south korea too and it makes perfect sense for him to want to do that i don't blame him for wanting to do that one bit but he's got a very very powerful country there for us to ask him to stop being a powerful military country is a big big step but do we want to guarantee that he will stay in power? i don't know. let's remember nixon went to china right at the tail end of the cultural revolution in some of the worst most brutal incidents in china's history were happening and yet amazingly china turned on a dime and went down the road and is now probably the most successful capitalist country in the world after the united states, so miracles do occasionally happen, but let's be on our guard. liz: that's a great

my father was ben's god father. i met ben in person when we were 17. when ben was at columbia. we became fast friends. unbeknownst the plan was to convince me to go do college. that plan failed miserably. thank god. >> dave made 750 bucks telling jokes in 15 minutes. i ke college is not going help you do better than this. >> dave, had you gone to college you might have become ric one day. >> yeah, that was the myth. that was the legend. i think everything worked out better than i could have ever imagined >> you vls have to understand md father was on a tear. dave was the first male in his family to not go to college since slavery. there was a battle avenrage. hi said when his son could make $750 in park telling jokes, he was like i get it. >> go ahead, i sorry. >> no, go ahead. >> i was going to say like i into politics.uck my t i don't even necessarily believe in politics but this is the first time that i believe in somebody this much for a job like this. i know him so well. we came up toer. my father said to him, he said ben i'm afraid y're getting this scholarship so you'll

bit about ben jealous on your podcast, your sight during the pry pear campaign. there was controversy whether he was ask people to leave the race along the way. that's all overnd done with. here we are. were you surprised that he won so big against ruchern baker. >> no. i saw the momentum movingsh and ting in his direction in the finals.wo look, he brought out natiol support. i think people are set at the estaishment. rushern baker is a great guy, someone who really ran a great race but in thet end he didn' make it and i have to tell you, bringing if that outside money, all that money that helped him in the final days, has really given his campaign a boost and richaun baker baker simply just didn't have the snuff this time and i think that the democrats are g probaoing to regroup tom and say nowt wha we sdo. was endorsed by bernie sanders, he was back in 2016, picked up some of tects of his campaign, free college tuition, although how you pay for it is another issue for another day. what kind of campaign do you expect between ben jealous and larry hogan who still

one of these people, ben, led you, it seems, to the others. it seems like you started with ben and met the others simply because they were all present in the same surgeon's office on the same day. >> uh-huh. >> host: i'm really fascinated by that. and i would love to talk about first how you found ben and why his story was so central to your study. what you found that made you know this was your main guy. and then what led you to these other people that you also wrote about. >> guest: well, it's very lucky that i found ben. ben ended up crowd funding for his top surgery for his chest masculinization surgery. and i found him online. you know, he posted on a website, you know, i'm ben. i'm a very big chested transgender man. i'm fundraising for surgery. i'm going to be going down to florida on such and such a day. please help me out. and i learned that this was a very popular way that transgender men raised money for this surgery. the surgery is about $7,000. and a lot of them are -- at least among the folks that i focused on are pretty young. t

ben, look at this. president just tweeting quote the fake news media desperate to distract the economy in record-setting numbers. so talking about the phony witch hunt in many ways this is the greatest economy in the history of america, the best time ever to look for a job. okay. people could dispute that best time ever. but the real point, ben, is this: there are unseeming food fights breaking out in washington things like where is melania trump and other fights. nancy pelosi is mistaking activity with her comments as achievement. that's what the debate is about. policy achievement; right? i mean, do these numbers -- are these numbers -- you're talking about, are they crumbs in the do they mean little to american families. >> they're incredibly important numbers. they're absolutely mind-boggling numbers. and the numbers for jobs are great. the number for full time equivalent jobs are great. the number of people who were not in the labor force that have now left the idle less on the sidelines are now go

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deputy national security adviser under president obama, now an nbc news and msnbc political contributor ben rhodes, the author of the new book "the world as it is, a memoir of the obama white house." >> and willie, he's got to be thrilled. how smooth we operate here. >> he dives right into the nbc family, we've taught him the secret hand shake. ben, just broadly, to ask about your reaction to the decision by president trump to pull out of the iran deal, something you helped orchestrate. in your view what are the implications of that? >> well, first of all, this is something that took seven years to put th. years of sanctions with our allies, years of negotiating these painstaking restrictions on the iranian nuclear program. now you'll see a gradual unraveling of the deal. it's likely iran may restart elements of its nuclear program and that will leave us between a choice of taking military action or acceding to a nuclear capable iran and that' the situation we're trying to avoid. the strangest thing is he's about to embark on this summit with kim jong-un where getting something that looked

he posted on a website, i am ben , i'm a bit-- big chested transgender man. i'm a fund-raising for surgery. i'm going be going to florida on such and such a day, please, help me out. i learned this was a very popular way that transgender men raise money for their surgery. of the surgery is about $7000 and a lot of them out least among the folks i focused on are pretty young and didn't have the money. so, they crowd fund it. once i found ben, i decided to interview everyone else having the surgery the same day in the same doctor's office and five out of the four were willing to talk with me and the book focuses on those for individuals as they go through the process. just historical background here i think you point out that historically it's true that far more people who were assigned male genders at birth have transitioned into female ban the other way around and i can get a cultural imagination we tend to think that way. but, it seems the proportions are shifting and i'm wondering if you can talk about why things started off maybe for so long more heavily w

part o the furniture ben>> olse. head coach. lay listen ben talk t me about the new stadium. yeah, i mean we've been excited for a decade for this thing. >>ight. >> for it be, you know a couple weeks away is, um, it's justh- it's a joy to be a part of this process for our fans who havng been hangin there for this stadium. of weeks leading into it anle great opening night. >> i meanic fantast. so many memories here. you got special memory of rfk ai we're wrapping ts up. >> playing with john. y eah. >> playing defense for john as did he all the offense. ke that.tau go. take my wallet. >> p these guys. as much as w know, arelot to me. excited about theui new bing, i'll never forget this place ana john can test to this. it's a great place with a lot of great memories. but it's time. it's to get out of here. >> there's awepecial connection ave with the fans through this park. this gritty time of environment this atmosphere that we've always had that pusheds on to win those titles early on when xt young player coming throughhe the game and stuff and the fans right away ty embrace a

ben rhodes, former national security advise tore president obama. also eugene scott of the "washington post" and nbc's ali vittelli. to kristen, first. the president touched on a wide amount of topics. let's get to other highlights. >> in addition to what you laid out, alex, president trump reiterated his call for russia to rejoin the g7 group. of course it used to be called the g8. i know you played a sound bite to this effect. that was one of the big headlines here. yesterday, sort of a bombshell in this summit when there were always tense divisions the reason, by the way, russia was kicked out of the g8 was because it annexed crimea. and a lot of world leaders say they continue to act illegally because they haven't withdrawn. the president doubling down on that call, talking about north korea, and i'll get to that in a moment. but, alex what he said about tariffs and trade very significant. he announced new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and that infuriated some of the allies here. and his comments this morning, really defiant making the s

one of these people, ben, it seems lead you to the others. seems that you started with ben and met the others simply because they were ntall present in the same surgeons office on the same day. i'm really fascinated by that and i would love if you could talk first a little bit ovabout how you found ben and how his story was so central to your study. we found that made you know this is your main guy. and what led you to these other people that you also wrote about. >> it was very serendipitous that i found ben and very lucky. ben ended up crowdsourcing or crowdfunding for his chest surgery. i found him online. he posted on a website. i am ben, i am a transgender man. i'm fundraising for surgery. i'm going to be going down to florida. on such and such a day. please help me out. and i learned that this was a popular way that transgender men raise money for surgery. surgery is about $7000 and a lot of them are at least among the folks that i focused on, are pretty young. they did not have the money and so they crowd funded it. once i found ben, i

here to tell us more, ben cutler.the advantages of a data center under water versus on land? ben: emily, we see three potential advantages here, one of which is greater sustainability, faster deployment of new data centers to serve our customers, and the ability to be more responsive to customers by being closer to them. emily: so, what with the benefits of an underwater data center be for me here off the coast of san francisco? ben: as you said, if you look at the world, more than half the population is close to the coast. as we look toward the future and we have more interactive applications, the ability to get quicker response back and forth to the data center should provide a better experience, for example, if you are playing a videogame or on the commercial side. as we move the crowd closer to our customers, for factories, autonomous driving vehicles, things like this, it should provide better responsiveness and better capabilities. emily: so, talk a little bit about -- you have plenty of data centers above groun

ben tracy is in singapore with more. ben, good morning. and, ben, what is expecting for this face-to-face between two unpredictable leaders? >> reporter: well, you used the right word, "unpredictable." it really is hard to tell. i think a lot of people are watching this very closely to watch out is this going to be some sort of meet-and-greet photo op relationship-building kind of summit, or will there be nuts and bolts that come out of it. the north korean staid media say they're going to talk about serious things including what they call a peace-keeping m mechanism for the korean peninsula as well as denuclearization. it remains to be seen. president trump said he'll know in the very first moment if kim jong-un is serious about reaching a deal. >> and, ben, you mention president trump, but how significant of a trip is this for kim jong-un? >> reporter: it's a big deal. keep in mind kim jong-un has only left north korea four times. this is the fourth. two times to go to north korea's neighbor, a train ride, a short flight, and he took tha

ben, still thinking of his mom. >> i hope she's proud of me.>> eporter: ben's summer plans includanotherll go to community college nearby so he can stay close to his dad and sisters, who are indeed very proud of him today. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey, news 4. >> what a story. >> if that doesn't inspire you, i don't think anything can. his mother, so important t him. he tal about it, how she was the inspiration for him to ccke nd live for her. >> what he wanted, to graduate with his class, and h got to do it. >> he worked hard. congratulations. >> good for you, ben. it is beautiful outside. >> gorgeous. beautiful gorgeous. >> cold in here. >> yeah. >> i saw you shiver. >> feels good to me. >> i love it. it's nice outside. >> it is wonderful outside. low humidity. the heatoming in. the humidity building through the day tomorrow. >> tweaking the father's dayfo cast. >> i know. yesterday, when i was working talking ia, we were about whether we should add a chance for a rain shower through the day tomorrow. it looked like a little bit moisture could sink into the area. i know she added

he waste dd a short time ago by ben jealous.et's t listen ino what he's saying to his crowd of supporters tonight. >> thank our supporters f the hard work they've done. nour work is done. this is, youknow, a bitter sweet night for me, but it is about the work we have torr do ow. so i know that you're going toy know, please have a drink. have a couple. i might have one. because tomorrow we have to do the work of makinta this s better. you know, i never got into public servicee so i could hav a title. i gub intolic service because i wanted to change ec people's livesause people had changed my life. parents in the world, ildn't be standing here today, and i want to thank my mother, 0 less th calyn baker for being here. ter for o thank my s ing here, give her af round applause. and my nephew who worked his tail off. now, you know i've said this throughout the campaign. it's v important when you see my daughters at an event. you know, i am so proud that my wife raised three y amazingoung adults and who have lived and died with men ev

ben, still thinking of his mom.>>'s i hope she proudme of >> reporter: ben's summer plans include another surgery. then he'll go to community college nearby sota he can sycl e to his dad and sisters, who are indeed very proud of him today. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey, news 4. >> we have followed his story from the beginning. we are all so proud of him, as well. >> inspirational story. never give up right there. that's the message in that story, for sure. >> yes. >>> listen, we have a beautiful up herecomin >> gorgeous. >> what is up with the sun? it's up at 5:00 in the morning. >> it's up rly. >> i heard you on the radio talking about the sunrise. oh, my gosh, am i late for work? i had to double check. >> that is so funny. i thought my clock was wrong. i know that today is one of the longer days. i was like, oh, no, the sun is already up. i felt like people were out at 4:00 in the hamorning. >>s going on here? >> that's what i thought. the sun doesn't go down until 8:35 this evening. this is the longest stret

hospit >>> nine months ago ben kaplan could not talk or walk. rhe was left n dead after his family's car struck a food truck that ran a stop sign. >> his mother waskilled. ke a look today, ben took an enormous step into the future as he walked across this stage at his high school graduation. ouru burea chief julie careyth s ere to witness this moving moment. >> reporter: gathetud in the el ready to march o the floor at eagle bank arena, ben kaanonfessed he was nervous. >> anxiety. i looked in there. there's a lot of people. >> reporter: last fall this day seemed unimag table. this w heartbreaking scene, the accident that claimed the life of ben's mom erin, badl injured him, his two sisters and his grandma. we first met ben in october, still confined to bed but speaking again. >> it's been tough. >> reporter: after 90 days in the hospital it was on to rehab, learning to walk again, brilding strength. through t intensity painful days ben wanted to know one fing. >> thest thing he asked is do you think i can graduate with my class this >> in late j

jealou talked to ben. icon grate late him on a hard fought campai i told him we're going tong do surehe is victorious inve ke noer. because the main thing is we need to get a democrat back in annapolis so that we can actually have healthcare for everybody. so we can actually raise themu m wage. so that we can turn an education system that's gone down under hogan's admistration and turn it back up. >> so look, right now one of the huge races around here a one that's getting a lot of tightion is an extremely replace leggett as county to county executivright now neck and neck. david blare, you've seen his ads everywhere. was a sca date who was out there front and center for most of the campaign here. but look at the margin between him and -- and that actually, i believe, guys, i bieve the name is spelled wrong in the graphic, but mark, you can see about six hundred vote margin right thereo a very tight race in that and on the other side on the gop side robin thicker the only gop candidate running. in the prin

it was sweet to hear that. >> ben's chili bowl is a landmark, i grew up here, you can't not go to ben'shili bowl. there is -- it is a watering hole, you know, it really is a place people of all stripes who come there, you know, and enjoy, you know, the delicacy that you offer, but when anthony came, you know, was he open to whatever you got on the menu, did he already know what he wanted? describe what that occasion was like. >> yeah, sure. he was asking kind of what the signature dish was and heard about the half smoked because he came in with the author who told him about it, but he came in and he was just so warm, so friendly, so gracious, kind, and just -- i had gotten a book, this is for our 50th anniversary when he came, and i told him i had this book, he's like, absolutely, let's do it. so when mom came out, saw the book, it was the first time, but it was very organic. he was very interested, and then the episode on d.c. was so thoughtful, because he really tapped into the two sides of d.c. >> what did you like about that? what do you suppose he peeled back or revealed to people

. >> ben lacomp started his journey from japan to san francisco this morning. >> reporter: ben lacompt person to swim across the pacific ocean and his purpose has to do with pollution. the pacific ocean is filled with plastic and all sorts of trash, so he's willing to put his body and mind through quite the struggle all to bring attention to what humans have dumped in the water. a hug good-bye while a small group gathered behind ben lacomp near tokyo tuesday morning. he's off on his journey across the pacific ocean. this 51-year-old plans to swim eight hours a day with a team trailing beside him covering more than 5,000 miles to san francisco. >> i knew it was part of my, my identity. >> reporter: the french american athlete accomplished a similar feat across the atlantic in 1998. this time he says he wants to bring attention to the growing threat of plastic pollution in the oceans. ben will swim through the so- called great pacific garbage patch, the massive collection of floating trash between hawaii and california. >> i remember times where we go on the beach and walk and never see

this is ben jealous. he won a contested maryland gubernatorial on friday, as well, and ran as a liberal. jared polis, he is now the gubernatorial member in colorado and one of the first openly gay nominees, ran as a liberal. and stacey abrams, this is another unapologetic liberal. alexandria is a feature of a fight to come within the democratic party. >> letter this hour, we have ben jealous. chris, thank you very much. right now, i want to bring in independent senator bernie sanders of vermont. senator, thanks so much for joining us. you know the winner of the new york primary that congressional district describes herself as a democratic socialist. you're a socit. lsod on your 2016 campaign. you congratulated her on twitter, saying among other ain what progressive ed once grassroots politics can do. is the movement that you inspired in 2016 now, for all practical purposes, from your perspective, senator, taking over large chunks of the democratic party? >> that' n the way i look at it. that's a kind of t

we first met ben in october, still confined to b speaking again. >> it's been tough.ave a broken hearthe over loss of my mother. >> reporter: after 90 days in the president who, it was oo rehab, learning to walk again. through the intensely painful days, ben wanted to know one thing. >> the first thing he asked me was do think i can graduate with my class this year? >> reporter: in late january he returned to high school. faculty and students help him reach his goal. today it all paid off. nn kapla walking onto the graduation floor with his es classmat but ben's thoughts were on one person, the one who couldn't be here. >> my mom. i won't lie. i probably spent a half hour crying in the car because she's t here. >> reporter: later ben's principal recognizing him. >> youow will and resolve have been an inspiration for anyone who has m >> reporter: when the big moment did come -- >> benjamin william kaplan. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: there was a big smile a especially loud applause and the picture to mark a day some consider a miracle, but ben still thiising of

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i'm ben brown. the headlines at 10:00. at southwark cathedral, to remember those killed and injured. a warning that the threat to britain from islamist terrorism could increase over the next two years. g7 finance ministers warn the united states it only has days left to avoid a trade war after president trump's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. a church campaign to tackle modern day slavery at car washes, where workers are trapped by threats and debts. and farewell to a giant of the skies, as airlines phase out the iconic jumbo jet, we follow one 7117 as it make its final flight to a scrap yard in the arizona desert.

. >> ben is starting his swim. >> reporter: ben lecomte beginning the swim side by side with his two children speaking with us just moments before taking that plunge. >> there's more than one challenge. on the top of the list you have the water. the cold water. >> reporter: lecomte's journey 5,500 miles, 6 months, 8 hours a day at a time. >> i have to eat 8,000 calories per day so if i don't eat it lose quite a bit of en i'm weig sthatll. >> rter: he fastle the pacific's rough weather,

ben jealous accepted his party's nomination. it is 4:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome back to you. it was a big priry night in maryland. this morning we have the results of the biggest races. >> first we want to get a check on the forecast and the commute. we'll hear from melissa in a moment. first, t we'lln to chuck bell. >> i can tell you anything you want to know. what do you want to know? >> all of it. >> everything you've got. >> i've got to save something for later. 4 things you need to know about the weather. very little sunshinetoday. rain becoming more and more likely as we get into the afternoon and evening. in fact, rumbl of thunder after 6 or 7:00 this ifening. ou don't like hot weather, you need to start looking for a way out of town before friday and the weeke gets re. we're looking at areas of rain in kentucky and west virginia. it's a dry srt this morning. dry rainfall wise. it's noticeably more humid t n it's been the last fewdays. no0s on the map. rain becoming likely by later on on wednesday afternoon and evening. more about tomorrow and the

anna: ben stays with us. on the program, angela merkel faces a crisis over migration policy. is her political future on the line? wednesday, president mario draghi speaks alongside his counterparts from the fed, boj, and rba. we will be discussing the markets and listening to everything these gentlemen have to say. it will be moderated by stephanie flanders from bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: good morning. 8:18 in berlin. 7:19 in london. we will talk more about germany. the dollar, under pressure, 11 5.93. germany's crisis over migration policy is at a critical phase. faces a standoff with her interior minister and coalition partner. italy signaled its intentions to refuse to harbor refugee vessels. we are joined by our reporter in berlin. great to have you on our program. how serious is this for angela merkel, how much pressure is she under? it is serious at the moment. partner, taking control of a national border is they are facing at the moment regional elections in to say tond they want their ele

ben jealous won the domingion be rushern bakener that crowded prime aarry. gem us garnered more than 220,000 beating bake are by 60,000, more than 10%. >>> this is the future we will ben crewing on november 6 when w win the general election, p theption of maryland is not just our ambitious. we got this let's go win this. larry hogan has no idea what's about to hit h. thank you and god bless. gives jealous a shot at becoming state's first black governor and sets up a battle between progrive candidates and popular rep incumbent and facing larry hogan who hopes to become the first gop governor in maryince since 19 1954. hogan was unchallenged for his party nomination and he's popular in the state where many democrats hold electedce offi live in montgomery county anne cutler, news". local >> thanks, anne, top prosecutor angela alsobrookse woprimary for prince night vying to fillhe seat other contenders.and beat out she will face republican jury math is in sglov to latest on immigrants parents and children separated at the u.s. bored. jm in california ordered u.s

starting with ben affleck and lindsay shookus. it was a meet the parents weekend for ben.say enjoyed a dinner date with her folks in santa monica. the group also took a hiking trip together while walking their dogs. a source tells "e.t." ben and lindsay are very much in love. but that she felt villainized during his split from jen garner. the source also says ben is in no rush to get married again. and he gave no answer when a paparazzo asked him this. >> did you ask for lindsay's hand last night with her father? >>> nick jonas and priyanka chopra are heating up on a trip to her home couny india. their relationship is getting serious, according to a source, who also tells us nick is meeting her mother for the first time. ♪ there's so much to discover, please don't stop me now ♪ >> the singer posted this video of his love with the caption, "her" featuring a smiley face emoji with hearts for eyes. >>> gwyneth paltrow and fiance brad falchuck spent a romantic vaca in capri, italy. the pair partied on a yacht with designer valentino. now the two are in england the luxury hotel

all right, ben, you're up. next after ben, we'll hear from the civil service commission, michael brown. >> you are correct, madam chair, the -- what the appropriation that's noticed here today is a small appropriation that's required under state law to fund the county office of education, which is a small piece of the school district. it's just a small statutory allocation. the majority of the funding that we allocate to the school district flows through dcyf on the way to the school district. i think they'll be presenting later this week, and if you have questions regarding school district funding, that's probably the best place to speak to it. >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you. does that conclude your presentation? all right. appreciate it. colleagues, are there any questions for mr. rosenfield? if not, we'll keep moving on. ben, i just wanted you to know that presentation was about 30 seconds. yo going to get a gold star for that. next we a're going to hear fro the civil service commission, mr. micha

ben jealous.ernor. >> announcer: this is the xfinit sports desk. >> another thrilling day of sayi goal over and over again. >> these two were doing the wave. >> a two-person wave. >> i tried to join in. hey, look, n there's been shortage of tension at the world cup. not talking about reported beer shortages i moscow. there has been crying for argentina. the loss to croatia was the country's worst world cup loss since 1958. and defending champion gernnny was s by a loss to mexico, only adding to the drama of their day against sweden. eden can clinch a spot with a win. 30-second minute in this match, costly'turnover. arenhey always in world cup se matches, the tightly contested matches? sweden takes advantage. watch the touch, watch the finish. it's terrific. and sweden is up 1-0. ey're starting to believe. but 48th minute, germany fir go of the world cup, royce, uses his name, get it in the net, he did. tied at 1. 88th minute, a great chance. gomez's header saved. julian brant, that goes off the po

randy,ben and his wife come on here on the stage and get behind me. it's them. those grandkids of mine. and my own kids and daughters in law. part ompel me to b this political process. we began the campaign talking about bringing utah values to washington. i get asked now and again, what you mean by utah values? they are the very values our country was founded upon. we believe we are sons and daughters of the same god and we are endowed i our creator with certain unalienable rights. people makehat free better choices than government. and the state government makes better choices than the federal government. livesieve the government within its means like in utah. we also welcome immigrants and refugees who come here legally. we are committed to caring with compassion and generosity. for those who serve our country in war time and peace time, we will care for them. we pride education and rigorous debate and we expect the people who are our leaders tory out these debates with civility and dignity. i will mention one more thing. america is the greatest nation on ear

in the meantime, general ben mcculloch was called up to the ridge and in that battle, he was killed by a union star sharpshooter. because of this, jonas was exonerated and the charges were dropped. he was allowed to come back home. he came back to the house. not long after that, not long after he got back, neighbor came and told matilda mrs. tebbetts, , there is a group of men who are confederate supervisors who are going to finish the job that ben mcculloch could not finish. matilda left the parlor where she was entertaining the neighbor and went and talked to jonas. jonas came in, said hello, and walk. down the front he waved goodbye to matilda, got on his horse, and quietly road out of town. just past the confederate lines, he spurred his horse on and headed up to the union line. once he was there, he shared information about what he knew about the area and the people in the area and never lived in this house again. the information that we have is from the oldest daughter's journal, which was actually her memories that she wrote when she was in her late 80's, 90 years old. what she

his star all—rounder ben stokes might not be fit.es might not be fit. a good jobjoe root has not had long to well on it. that helps getting straight back into it not having too much time to think about things. it was very clear where we needed to improve from last week and we had some good preparation and the quys we had some good preparation and the guys have worked really hard and now it is just guys have worked really hard and now it isjust going guys have worked really hard and now it is just going out and proving a point. put in a really strong performance as a group and show some real pride in the badge. well bowled. beautiful delivery. early summer bowled. beautiful delivery. early summer used to be a safe space. the last time england lost a home test was against the west indies in the first one was 1995. this pakistan tea m first one was 1995. this pakistan team are unlikely tormentors, seventh in the world unable to play tests in their own country, they brought in was and to bring in and expect the same result. very importan

. >>> democrat, ben jealous, won his party's primary last night and now he's the nominee for governor in maryland. he beat baker by more than 50,000 votes and he hopes to unseat larry hogan in the fall. that could be an uphill battle. hogan is popular with even democrats. >> two thirds of democrats approve of us and if there's a bl wave, two thirds will probably vote for me. >> we have more on this story. tracee wilkins is in upper marlboro. looks like both sides are ready for a heated campaign. >> reporter: they the thing with hogan, he's definitely got a lot of money to dot. a little bit about baker, hard at work and will finish h term here. we don't know exactly what heo willter that. we do oh know he won prince george's county the largest in maryland and plenty of voters here who now say theyeed to get to know ben jealous. today, ben jealous, democratic nonee for maryland governor gave a glimpse what to expect in his campaign against larry hogan, onear of the most popul governors in maryland'sto his. >> larry hogan, you have no idea, your attacks that came out this morning are sad

i'll let ben word it. i'll go along with ben.tatement should say no more name calling, no more insults, no more asking people to leave restaurants or theaters. in other words, return to the kind of civility that our parents taught us to practice. and that's from the president on down. that's everybody. neil: what an idiotic idea. [laughter] i'm kidding. you know, you, but you raise a good thing, you know? you hold cooler, more rational, just more decent human beings prevail, but, ben stein, it just follows an escalation, i mean, where we're accosting people outside their homes, in restaurants, you know, the president just today threatening harley davidson. and that was just on a matter of i might go after them with taxes. but it all plays this same theme. it's weird. >> people are more juvenile than ever. people are more infantile than ever. when i lived d during watergate i lived down the street from h.r. bob haldeman who was a big, big player in the scandal, and there were never protesters outside his house. there was always a

thanks, ben. time for the weather with ben roach. hello, jane. thank you. of cloud floating around so yesterday the isle of wight looked like that, and today it has clouded over. much greyer conditions in southern and south—western areas to take us through the rest of the afternoon. the satellite shows where we have had a lot of cloud but it has been breaking up from the north, so a good part of scotland, northern england, already seeing spells of sunshine, and sunnier skies will edge further south going through what is left of the afternoon. for northern ireland, small chance of catching a shower, and still one or two showers drifting perilously close to the channel islands. temperatures will depend upon how much sunshine you see. what's the south—west yesterday we were well up into the 20s, today maybe 19 degrees. in plymouth, even elsewhere with the sunshine, temperatures not skyrocketing particularly. pollen levels remain high particularly across southern levels remain high particularly across southern areas levels remain high particularly across southe

. >> ben have you seen the rfp process language? >>speaker: yes, we have been involved in reviewing the rfp process draft. linda has been good at including us. >>speaker: i think you are correct we will know more about the cost of the project and the illrating model a how be shared between the city and the collected provider based on this question and based on answers it sounds like the rfp to try contract with the vendor to help us think this through. >> i think, well and linda can speak better to it than i. an now we want it to bedo know constructed. we know that we have our construction specif specificatid how it needs to be dug into the ground or on the poles, so all of that helps inform what will be bid, so then it becomes a question of how the model wil play o and weow will share those costs and what we will nues will be.hat weeliere isathere wetart to talk to them about what expectations are and what ours are, and it will be a nitio bring that there is lots forward and have more decision makers in that process. >> linda, i kn

that is according to ben bernanke.ren dollars in corporate tax cuts and $300 billion increase in federal spending makes the fed's job more difficult all around because it is coming at a time of very low unemployment. argentina has secured a $50 billion standby arrangement from the imf to help restore investor confidence. that is the government takes aim at double-digit inflation and a widening deficit. the program would run for 36 months. it would depend on how much the government -- it comes amid an emerging markets selloff that has shaken developing economies including brazil, indonesia and mexico and is forced central banks to hike interest rates. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . very risk off for the final trading day in asia. you are seeing tech players drag. a lot of selling coming through in large cap chinese stocks. australia closing pretty flat and it is weakness it has -- it is weakness we

go ahead, ben. >> i'll make it very clear.rats are going to go out there and complain every day about this administration and then they go out and attack conservatives and don't let them eat in their restaurants, and attack people who are just having a meal with their families, do not ever lecture me about what is appropriate or inappropriate in political discourse when you're clearly doing it and congresswoman are saying we need to harass -- >> hang on, hang. we'll wrap it up here. this is a discussion that clearly will continue. i appreciate you both being here this morning. thanks so much. >>> positive news after a frightening crash involving a congressional candidate. katie arrington will update you on her condition. it's hard to get all the daily fiber we need from food alone. that's why i love fiber choice, with the fiber found in many fruits and vegetables. fiber choice. the number one ge recommended chewable prebiotic fiber. >>> overnight federal prosecutors skrad thecrapped th to interview stormy daniels. michael aven

there's an analog to ben's point. the market just being jaded by this trade discussion. there's a logic to it. the process of the trade discussion unfolds at a -- it's like watching a weird -- kind of boring movie in slow motion. >> and backwards >> it's very hard to actually trade that there's an analog in brexit. a scary headline what's happened over there it's a process that unfolds over quarters and really years. >> our biggest trade partner is canada a lot of it is oil not like mom and pop are buying barrels of oil, i hope if we have trade problems, there is export dislocations from america that could reduce earnings there's a real impact, is there not? >> without question. 1933, is still in everyone's long-term rearview mirror. i think the question that investors or traders have to reconcile is what factor to you prioritize and when? we all know trump as the negotiator if it's about the second and third order impacts of how this stuff can escalate and impact and ultimately be deflash natio. there's earnings growth. bond yield meanwhile, central market blowups. ital

first, ben rosenfield. i also want to thank and acknowledge harvey rose. it has been a preit the board of supervisors to working with him. and lastly, and i want to say most importantly, i want to thank my entire budget team. they're all sitting over here, and to keller kirkpatrick, our acting budget director, can we give her a round of plauz? [applause] >> and i want to acknowledge my f, jas elliott, jason, thank you for everything. [applause] >> so before i dive into the specifics of the budget, i do want to acknowledge where we all remember where past seven we were when we heard about mayor lee's passing and the shock that it felt. no one could have possibly anticipated that our mayor would have been taken from us in december, taken from the city that he loved. we all have endured a lot since that fateful night. many of us have cried, many of us have mourned, but we have come together as a city. we have defy ha o eeme s and debates over the past seven months, but we have stayed together, defending the values of san francisco. and while our local economy

would you want to my son josh and some of his children and my son ben and his wife andy. tickets are non-sleeping. get behind me. them, those grandkids of mine and also my own kids and daughters-in-law. they really compel me to be part of this political process and to try to make our country as strong and as prosperous as it can possibly be. we began the campaign talking about bringing utah values to washington. what isked now and then mean about utah values. i believe these are the very values that our country was founded upon. we are sons and daughters of the same god and that we are endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights. we believe free people make better choices than government and that state government makes better choices than federal government. we believe that the government ought to live within its means like we do here in utah. immigrants and refugees who come here legally. they had to the vitality of our great country. we are committed to caring with compassion and generosity for those who served our country in wartime and in peace as our veter

ben curry was found at the bottom of the high school pool last month. nbc bay area's ian cull spoke with the family's attorney and other parents in this district. >> 15-year-old ben curry was a freshman at san ramon valley high when last month he was found unresponsive in the school's swimming pool. tonight, the coroner has ruled ben's death was an accident. >> they're really grateful for the investigation that the police and the coroner did to finally set the record straight. >> it states the school surveillance video shows him getting into the pool with his classmates in the fourth period. he's seen going under water but doesn't come up. the video shows the rest of the kids swimming to the edge and leaving, then nothing until the next class arrives and students see the freshman you should water. >> this was a well liked popular young man. the narrative out there with us just inaccurate. >> reporter: the family's attorney argued the district allowed rumors that ben died by suicide to continue. the coroner's report shows no evidence the boy intended to

message of hope and change and essentially if you strip away the racism and this is something that ben rhodes also talks about in the book if you strip away the racism of the trump campaign you know essentially they ran on the exact same message against hillary clinton as we did in two thousand and eight and it was pretty much hillary clinton and the corrupt establishment we need to get rid of it and that was our message and that was attributed to the very good point there was that meeting that we i think you were with us when we covered it. in the oval office when obama greeted trump right you know the handshake the transfer of power and in the book obama is quoted after that meeting and we've got a quote here we can show our viewers where he says i don't know maybe this is what people want i've got the economy set up well for him no facts no consequence is they can just have a cartoon i mean that sounds like a disenchanted and a dis illusioned soon to be ex president and i mean i think it comes to show how shocked everyone was ben rhodes including the president i think most of them i

always ben had been broke never insured never owned anything perpetually in debt. hard working god overnight the guy with the best job in the world with the freedom to travel around the world doing anything he wants and get paid for it the sixty one year old was filming a series in france for c.n.n. network says anthony bourdain committed suicide and released a statement his talents never cease to amaze us and we will miss him very much force and prayers are with his daughter and family at this incredibly difficult time ordains death comes just days after a fashion icon kate spade apparently took her own life spades husband and business partner said the fifty five year old suffered from depression and anxiety for years ordain one dozens of awards for his work in two thousand and thirteen judges for one prestigious award on a dem for expanding our palates and horizons in equal measure and a gallica al-jazeera. still ahead this news hour. and find out why these ice hockey. that's a very big refugees from nam maher who fled across the border says hyland have a tough t