but this is is rain up around martins berg. area heads upnterior i-81 you'll see showers. i'll show you the best chance of rain tomorrow and just about how hot it gets on sunday. back in just about ten minutes. >> all right. see you then. metro is offering help to get commerce through e summer shutdown in season. x yellow and blue line station closing for major repairs. now the shutdown begins next saturday and lasts until september 8th. an informational meeting is planned for wednesdto help riders get ready. it's at the oswald durant center in counterstreet in alexandria from 6:00 to 8:00 in the evening. a virtual session also afterwards. the state of maryland is ou reachin to transit leaders as it works through aco troversial plan to widen the beltway on i-270. a knew group met the first time today. t together following complaints from the public gnat state wasn't seeking enough input about its p tn add two express toll lanes to each of the highways. the transit group includes leaders of 8 different transit organizations, including metro. >> a sort walk can go a long way

mark berg, it's really nice to meet you.ou to come back and keep us posted on the progress for you and other dairy farmers in minnesota. >> i would love to. cheryl: mark berg, thank you very much for being here. small business that we are championing today on fox business. >>> let's take a look at big business. this is the dow right now. we are down 146 points right now but we are off the session lows. s&p on eight points. nasdaq down about 18 points. a lot more coming up, folks. >>> chaos in venezuela is adding more worries to the oil patch at the same time that iran waivers have gotten yanked. that was today. we've got john hannah here to tell us how the global markets see these situations playing out. we'll be right back. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body fro

contributor chuck rosen berg and a senior fbi official, chuck rosen berg and former acting solicitor general and office of legal counsel. i will begin with you. is what did you think of mr. barr's performance? >> it was a most distressing day in the history of the justice department since john mitchell was indicted and forced to resign. i understand why he is refusing to answer questions. he was so deliberately misleading at every turn. i think we watched a tragic fall of a once good reputation. i think, chris, more than that as a conservative, when he casts holy water on the notion that you should examine the people in this investigation, what are you going think if you are a counter intelligence officer and fbi agent and you uncover what may be evidence of russia or other interference in 2020, knowing if you proceed down that road, you may find yourself holed up before senator graham's committee and otherwise subject to ruin his consequences. >> what did you think? >> it was jarring. i started off in the camp that he was a principled institutionalist. we all suffer from confirmatio

. >> sydney freed rk berg. breaking defense. i'm very struck by dr. we were doing this incrementally and hearing nato is having meetings is not the most reaassuring thing on the front and we need something radical. what is that? i'm --. the percentage yans saying we are going to fire so many arrows the sky will turn black and the spartan sergeant applies we are fighting in the shade. the volume of this threat ebrahim from china but also russia is so great, a and the concept is so bad. is there a way to turn it around by putting laysers on everything? or some ew cyber approach? or some preemptive or you know, left of launch to borrow the term approach or do we need to learn to fight in the shade and everybody dig in and hide and pray they are alive after -- when the russians run out? >> well i'll say at a broad level. i'll defer down the row here for sure. you know, my flippant answer is it's probably a little bit of all those things minus the lassers on everything. i picture roroonla with laser w unice. >> first of all it's operational concepts. flat

the eisenhower institute at getties berg college and the dwight d eisenhower society co-hosted this. >> dr. mcmanus is the first ever in humanities to be named curator's distinguished professor. as one of the nation's leading military historians and the author of 12 well-known and received books on the topic, he is frequently in command to speak as an expert commentator. in addition to national radio shows and programs he's done, he's appeared on cnn.com, fox news, c-span, the military channel, the discovery channel, the national geographic channel, netflix, smithsonian network, the history channel, and pbs. so, you've probably seen him. dr. mcmanus also served as the historical adviser for the best-selling book and documentary "sallen jer" the latter of which appears on pbs in the american master series. during the 2018-19 academic year, he is in residence at the academy at the chair of naval and military history, a distinguished visiting professorship. his forthcoming book, "fire and fortitude, the u.s. army in the pacific war 1941-43" will be out july 30th so you can look for that

virgin sea former us governor arnold schwarzenegger teams up with swedish teen activist credit to the berg at a special conference in vienna their goal to braise awareness about the threats to our planet. also coming up the race begins for a new e.u. leader european heads of government to meet to discuss who will take over from commission president shocked. but are france and germany heading for a showdown.

police say that sean mullin berg at that girl on an adult dating site that to change numbers agreed to meet at a park in sunnyvale a mile in berg is accused of taking that girl back to his home and that's where he allegedly raped or he's been arrested now that his home happened shortly after dropping off that girl near her home yesterday morning. police believe he may have been communicating with other young girls online as well. elsewhere in the east bay in hayward police now trying to track down a driver following an officer-involved shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon on the 28,000 block of capitola street. no officers were hurt. it's also unclear if the driver was hit by any of the bullets because he was able to get away following the shooting so they're still looking for this morning. >>and a jury has awarded $2 billion to a liver were a couple who say they got cancer because they used roundup weed killer alva and pillar lloyd they got the money yesterday by a jury in alameda county is a said that the weed killer caused them both to develop non-hodgkin's lymphoma and this is

he has the patent on it sucker berg wrote in a march washington post op ed that he would be open to some government regulation. hughes though alleges a curb or growth that to try to prevent a potential antitrust case and come back to you alright grant thank you. >>of the most recognizable skiers in the world and they are in tough home this weekend. we'll share some of the training tips they share with us and virgin galactic says it's one step closer to making commercial spaceflight a reality man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart ase bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. more for your thing. that's our thing. >>virgin galactic is shifting operations from california as it aims to make space travel a reality for paying passengers. virgin galactic's founder richard branson announced today is company will now work on a space port in space specialized runway in the new mexico desert. he says the shift is part of the company's final preparations for commercial flights. he says virgi

to talk more about the european union election results, let's bring in professor christian bloss bergthank you for taking the time to speak to us. what wasas the most surprprising take awaway from you -- for you fofor these eleconon resultsts? surprprise as concernss the results s of the democraratc party in italy. it survived and o overtook the five-statar movemement. also hahasstar breakdown beenen quite a surprise. whwhat was notot a surprise wase result. itit was pretty muchch expectedy will have sosome 35% and they ae there actually. especially on the left parties, we have a fragmenteded situation in europe. severaral left partieies winnind otheher left parties losing.g. the germans have lost. the dutch left party won. inin france and theyey are stagnatingt a lolow level. they increased in spain. they have one in italy -- won in italy. there is no unity among the voter behavior. every country has a particucular sisituation. thee concerns driving the vote n different countries are very different. ththis is a little bit the pictcture. left partys -- the in italy was a surprise. it

suarez berg supports this new proposed law although he thinks it is unfortunate it is necessary. >> measles is not a benign disease. for a parent not to immunize to protect their child against measles is really criminal. >> reporter: we did reach out to all six schools we talked about here today and none of them wanted to correct the record with regard to the numbers we are reporting here, or talk on camera. we also hung around for a while earlier, and try to get any parent to explain their position to us and none of them wanted to talk on camera. >>> the city of san francisco is suing the trump administration over a rule allowing healthcare professionals to opt out of providing treatments they oppose. it is called the conscience rule based on moral or religious grounds. the city's lawsuit claims that could lead to denials of medical care for lgbtq people or women seeking legal abortions . city attorney once the rule declared unconstitutional. >>> something you don't see every day, a group of trump supporters rowling for freedom of speech on the steps of city hall. >> free speech is absolut

at the university of reckons berg conducted an experiment in which hundreds of men and women die and noted the number without supervision the one was worth one euro. and so on. except for the 6 which was worth nothing. since nobody was watching the participants could lie shamelessly and write down any number they liked. since rolling any number from one to 6 is equally probable the average payout should be 50. in fact it was 3 euros 40 for women and 3 euros 58 for men. so is it actually men who are the more brazen liars professor thinks it's more complicated than that . and i think it depends in part on the situation if it's about economic success and how much i can make that's very often more important to men them so women. if we created a different situation which say it's about maintaining a relationship and being nice which typically women are more concerned about than men the results would probably. do women just. that too is something one often hears. women are just smarter. but women are a bit cleverer. i would say definitely. which leads to our next little experiment. how man

facebook founder mark berg now has a front row seat to lake tahoe's beauty.the wall street journal reports the building or buying to have a full well the states to combine 600 lakefront feet. the carousel estate, eight bedrooms, 9 1/2 baths and a marina style peer. next door, the brush would estate, seven bedrooms, seven baths and another private fear. some locals wonder if zuckerberg has plant to build something new. the homes are located on this quiet dead-end street with the estate names carousel and rush th herewhen we first now after arrived. this property is bustling with activity. we have seen internet provider services, tree trimmers and a u- haul truck. when we first got onto the scene to ask a question, i was quickly escorted off the property and back onto the street. from a distance, our camera captured that work continuing. a team of people moving boxes from vehicles into the home. zuckerberg's purchases of the properties include nondisclosure agreements with those who were part of the sales , in an effort to keep the deal private. >> mark buys ab

we'll see mechelle berg is a middle east analyst at the royal institute self international affairs in london he says he doubts the 2nd round of elections will guarantee a victory for nes and. it's going to be nasty it can be it's going to be vicious because this is a wounded politician that is a completely in unchartered territory that he couldn't get his way is so used to get his way and to form a coalition if it goes all the way to the was the last minute you still we find this kind of formula to form a coalition to get now is wounded is fighting not only for we split ical life but he's fighting to stay out of court and out of jail a low would pass in the knesset really good on team immunity as long as is in in the class and it's a general of course to say everyone that is serving in a couple of fishel capacity but it was obvious it was his name was written all over this piece of legislation and also to weaken the the supreme court it won't be able to to overturn such a law but it's obvious to everyone that this is undermines the very pillars or democracy. so they use now and u.s. s

one fan of electric powered race is 2016 formula one champion niko ross berg.e talked about how it differs from a fossil fuel held race. >> formula one is the gladiator sport, the ultimate motorsport. formula e is the technolology of the future, where carmakers develop their electric motors. itit is much more relaxed. itit's easy foror families to gt close to the race. it's not as noisy, so it's much more child friendly.y. alsoso the race comes to the people because it's in the city, so it is easier for people to come along, so they are very different beasts. of course, formula one is still king. >> a reminder now of our top story we are following for you -- british prime minister theresa may has announced she will resign as leader of party . that comes after heavy criticism from within her own party after she failed to get support for her brexit deal. theresa may will stay a caretaker prime minister until a new leader is chosen. that process could take several weeks. we will have more news coming up for you on our show "the day." you can always get the latest

hours charles would clear forced to retire after suffering a puncture trying to pass nico holcomb berg the debris clear up brought out the safety car and the pit lane release of the drivers saw max 1st stop and collide with both us collecting a 5 2nd penalty that cost him a podium place late in the race with hamilton in front for stopping did all he could to pass and caused another collision at the same time hamilton hung on to win with sebastian vettel promoted to 2nd and both us 3rd this was hamilton's 3rd victory at this crown jewel race. that was definitely probably the hardest race i think i've had but. nonetheless you know this is i really was fighting with the spirit nicky and he's been such a and influential person in the team helping us get to where we are so i know he'll be looking down and no you take his hat off today. well that's all your sport for me for now but we'll have more for you later great stuff i will look forward to that. after decades of being programmed with instructions data hungry computers can now in on their own identifying patterns and predicting human be

the state highway patrol identified the third victim as 56—year—old betty berg.n to hospital too. residents in the state's capital, jefferson city, were urged to stay at home due to dangerous road conditions in the aftermath of the storm, including toppled trees and power lines. 6000 have been left without electricity. the state's governor said he was grateful there were not more state fatalities. he also paid tribute to emergency workers. just thankful for the people on the ground doing a good job. when you have chaos, it is a matter of trying, how d oyou organise chaos? how do you organise chaos? and that is kind of what we are doing right now, is trying to get people safe, making sure everything is ok, still checking on people, still checking on property and we're getting people on the ground right now. according to the governor, some jefferson city residents were still trapped in the rubble. we have some work to do, boys. this car dealership owner is just one of hundreds of business and homeowners who now have to start the tough job of rebuilding but, with se

foundation of german democracy the main festivities in berlin took place in front of the brand of berg complete the big cake as you can see there. and a whole lot of balloons attending those celebrations we have the german president from 5 to steinmeyer he noted that his country men know too little about this hugely important document all this week t w has been looking at how people translate basic law into every day reality this time we focus on the guarantee a freedom of expression we met with somebody who is originally from iraq to see how you he uses these rights to say what he wants and also to provoke. and i left my country because of freedom of expression and it was always and still it is very important to me to be able to express my opinion. ahmed had to flee his home in iraq because he wouldn't shut up in germany is protected by the constitution. the arabic word on ahmed t.-shirt is carefully infidel the 20 year old is an atheist and he talks openly about his opinions on faith and other matters. sometimes he wants to provoke here at a palestinian march in germany he's carrying

and the bunch of travellers and they start the telling the story about your sig and the berg and the survival stories about the loss against me. is thore was you know like much bigger than i thought i was with my finger nails and we're just sitting in them and listening and listening and listening and finally when they finished i just pulled out my passport and i gave the main story teller i gave him my passport the open my passport they look at it then he raised his eyes was thoughtful of ask me out thank you get back. to. the mysterious disease. and screw. the bulb up trees of south africa are. some of them are over the 2000. and 70 mines pozen scientists. south african research has set out to find the cause. to morrow to. relieve. eve in the run up to the actions. after 21 this is altus from countries. just the european ideal to their lives and for them one. day to live. in 60 minutes w. . some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter. put the world to like him. in life time in around. you world will be around trying to grease one. particularly sea level rise fire at least one cen

are grounds for future cooperation chris kycia tech entrepreneur blog chain expert believes that the berg is again in a difficult position. is zuckerberg going to give control to the french for the people in france because as soon as he does it for a macof he's going to have to do work for everybody else he's going to have to do work for merkel in germany he's going to have to do work for donald trump in the us although i think you'd probably be doing that and maybe president putin too so what's going to happen is you basically he's at a point now where he is going to have to either. stand up and say we have a certain policy that we're going to enforce why and it's going to be legal in wherever we we operate or we're going to. just knuckle under and you know and what the people who are running into these countries tell us exactly how we have to run everything and use facebook's platform to their own advantage he may very well have gotten to that point now you may have been told this is what you're going to have to do if you want to stay in business facebook's policies are put on the parti

squad for the women's world cup which kicks off next month it will be coach martina voss techmeme berg's1st tournament in charge there were few unexpected players in the $23.00 women lined up there were however a few pleasant surprises during the team announcement launched about. the germany squad announcement fronted by coach martina forced started locate those soon result within our catching promo video it outlined the difficulties women face in the football world. that this is true thanks for taking. the next 5 people for whatever. reason so connected. to the needy bash christian yamma to fix but new insight to put. it was a tongue in cheek message to germany and the world they're demanding respect as they tug at a 3rd world cup toddle and want the fans behind the. guns and we wish with all our hearts that many fans come to the stadium far less friendly match and that we can take a world cup mood with us couldn't be all that you know now that the world cup is approaching more people know that we're playing. the squad so held few surprises. was included despite injury problems alexande

when it was based on or i mean said that this berg i feel oh but that's me maybe then and i think it's very important for the next generation of people that we were growing both in russia below to sort of as a son or armenia they have they should have the same feelings because we i mean common culture has i mean common culture has has a great value too but on the other side we are different so i will not even try to have to have a sort of a standard solution for everybody a stand that will be put on this is the stand for in fact this is not something new in my life or a belief in my life when i was prime minister in one thousand seats as a sort of a rebellion i was a young prime minister. who knew what i wanted to do a great friends if the support of should not was and was although we had the big difference in our ages it was a good friend of mine and i knew a lot of politicians in the west but i rebelled for example when the when the world bank and i.m.f. came to me as saying this is the plan this is what you have to do that i'm sorry i cannot accept that and i went to washington to h

forget for ferrari charlotte clare for 3rd tire after suffering a puncture trying to pass nico holcomb berg the debris clear up brought a safety car and the pit lane release of the drivers so max for stop and collide with 40 bottles collecting a 5 2nd penalty that would eventually cost him a podium place late in the race with hamilton in front of stuff and it only could surpass and would cause another collision at the chicane hamilton hung on to win with sebastian vettel promoted to 2nd and bottas 3rd this was hamilton's 3rd a victory at this crown jewel race but the 1st time this season mercedes failed to secure a 12 finish. that was definitely probably the hardest race i think i've had but nonetheless you know this is i really was fighting with the spirit nicky and he's been such a and influential person in our team helping us get to where we are so i know he'll be looking down and no you take his hat off today the indianapolis $500.00 delivered a 1st victory in the famous race for seymour you know the frenchman who started on pole position got the better of a terrific deal with alexander

vast economic it will asteroids all right by the hype buxom berg has revealed it has lost thirteen million dollars investing in the development of space mining so far the director of a risk analysis group told us that there are other nonfinancial dangers as well. space lightning is a very important topic but ownership is going to be a big big topic to understand who owns these minerals that they're going to lie in and also if something goes wrong about a space space debris how will that affect the international order and who will be responsible for such mess it's true that space debris is a major major concern for all countries involved in outer space with germany if they say to their companies you know we give you sort of rights or we listen your liabilities if something happens in our space that affects other satellites of other countries then logic doesn't really apply that would be sustainable. the u.s. has been accused of manipulating travel procedures in order to hinder russia's participation in the united nations the russian foreign ministry made that claim after washington refused

virgin city former us gov arnold schwarzenegger teams up with swedish teen activist credit to the berg at a special conference in vienna their goal to braise awareness about the threats to our planet. also coming up the race begins for a new e.u. leader european heads of government to meet to discuss who will take over from commission president john put juncker but are france and germany heading for a showdown over the issue plus a big surprise in german football outsiders union berlin make their way into the bundesliga for the 1st time in the club's history all the details of last night's nerve racking playoff match against good god. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the austrian world's summit on climate action is underway right now in vienna organizers are urging world leaders to stick to the agreements outlined in the paris accord and publish new commitments by next year it is the brainchild of former california governor arnold schwarzenegger also in attendance is the swedish climate activist to to embark. she hasn't fired tens of thousands of young people around the world wit

>>the living room metaphor is els occur berg is describing facebooks move away from public discoursegroup discussions. zuckerberg put it the future is private zuckerberg did pledge billion will be spent on data privacy and privacy measures this year. this coming as facebook is bracing for potential multibillion dollar fine from the ftc stemming from its role in the cambridge analytica scandal, theresa pan back to you. thank you very much want. >>on the peninsula baby sea lion was rescued after making its way on to highway 1 one the arrest during the commute this morning. you can see the animal in the back of a patrol car just after 8.30 chp officers responded to the animal trapped between the shoulder in a guardrail moderates had to stop and try and hurt and the sea lion and to safer ground. one man actually getting out of his car to shoo the c line along with a handkerchief town the marine mammal center worked with chp officers to finally rescue it. >>the line we'll need come something that joe hart and that's what we called a number s i had a couple different animals here and there

watching them minding the store that is a different story and i'm going to say something again if zucker berg wants me to believe that this celerity this speed of light censorship when he doesn't like something you're saying it supported a oh i don't know trump or whomever that that technology which allows the immediate pouncing upon of ideas that that's not there when it comes to live streaming mass murder in serial killing come off i don't even want to hear that bill in terms of the technology that exists at the moment how easy is it to can navigate any kind of restrictions with i don't know where that would be the likes of v.p.n. so. it's even just fake accounts how easy is it to avoid this detection. it's it's not necessarily the source that you're actually looking at so most of the pins are actually political here what we need to do is to we need to recognize the fact that a 1000000 copies were taken down effectively and we need to actually take a hat off to facebook the fact that it did take down so many different copies the problem the facebook face was there were so many different ver

are we starting in tel aviv with akiva eldar israeli columnist monitor in london is your see michael berg a professor in international relations at regents university and in west jerusalem mitchell barrett the c.e.o. of global research and an advisor to the former israeli president shimon peres gentlemen welcome back to inside story we got the band back together for this one and it puts me in the position which a host loves and that i can throw old answers back at you and we can pitts piece this all together basically so i keep it all the let me start with you. a month and a half ago you told me benjamin netanyahu is a magician he can play the big hero and the master he convinced israel that he is the number one diplomat well it didn't work out that way did it i was wrong. after all you know even though magicians like me can. be wrong and when it comes to israeli politics. it is very difficult to even predict the past. and. i think that the maybe the only individual in israel that is not surprised from what happened is a regular liberman. who turns out to be going to a magician there and

caroline kennedy/berg, the daughter of jackie -- the daughter of jfk, presented the award. this is just over 30 minutes. gentlemen, please welcome ambassador caroline kennedy, honorary president of the john f. kennedy library foundation. >> ♪ fly me to the moon >> good evening. i'm so glad it's not sweet caroline. thank you all for coming to celebrate with us. i know that every year, everyone here has some he things that the could be doing, so we really are honored and we take great pride tothe fact that you choose spin this evening with us. this year, given the fact that game of thrones is finishing, we are even more honor than usual. i look forward to this night every year because i know that tomorrow, like all of you, i worry -- i will be more inspired to act with more courage and andassion in my own life with you all to renew our commitment to public service. this year is extra special, not only has the woman that we honor dedicated her life to the ideals my father lived by, but i have probably as big a crush on her as she had on president kennedy when she wore her prom

surrounding so-called is a sign of babies well let's speak some more about this not to understand berg who is a senior fellow at oxford university suture of humanity institute his via skype from oxford thank you so much for being with us on on just air as we've said there are already tests that screen out embryos in fertility clinics what can we really predict what genes can make a person smarter. there are obviously some genes but breed. high intelligence is typically because of men the genes of small impact song together but there are statistics that sort of absolute predict. but how accurate will these i.q. predictors be and also is a person smarter really because of their genes or what they learn. it's a mixture of what the genes we start with and they build our brains and what we later learned so it's both nature and nurture generally intelligence is fairly heritable but it depends a lot of genes so the ability to predict this from a genetic problem is going to be relatively but it is going to give some hints of what consequences medically for these genetically selected babies if

this is boom berg markets.mberg markets. >> president trump says there is no need to rush a trade deal in china. that came out in a flurry of tweets. onrs after he raised tariffs $200 billion of tiny -- chinese projects. -- products. talks resulted in little progress. china is eroding u.s. dominance in technology with an avalanche of patents. says american investors command the largest portion of the nation's patents but the percentage is dropping. web in north korea suggests kim jong-un has a missile in north korea that could brighten u.s. troops. they have launched short range missiles that appear to be a local variation on russian weapons. two new government reports say billions of dollars of cash -- has soaredvancouver 70% in the last five years. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. for the past seven years, it has been doing this. the markets are hovering around recor

sapped berg says this hurts women's careers, fewer 'enare mentoring women. >>> researchers are tryingtha ra franklin's house are authentic. >> her loved ones says she originally died without a will.k in 2013. it was found beneath a cushion in franklin's living ro were fo inside a locked cabinet. >>> this morning, pediatricss are warning kids aren't eating enough seafood, they say seafood consumption by children declined every year from 2007 since levels not seen in the 1980s doctors say fish and shellfish are in general good sources of low fat protein. they say one what i to get your kids to eat more seafood is to try different fish and rotate them. the study is published in the general pediatrics. we should point out there are some fish children should kip caesars is the latesto avoid fast food train to jump on the meat krasz, they teamed up to develop impossible sausage. californians itching to try the next creation will have to wait for a while. for now they're available in washington, florida and new mexico. sorry, reggie, you have to wait. >> my friend used to work at little ceas

what mark zuckerberg and cheryl sand burg sands berg are being accused of zzzzzz. >> still to come, whyward winner with out to show support. >> it's warmed up out there. 80-degrees in fairfield today. temperatures generally on a warm-up but how much and how long will it last? . >> >> accusations of insider faceb the lawsuit came as the company was wrapping up that dropper's conference in the south bay. jesse gary that is story. i want to remember the goal here. >> reporter: the final day of the conference in san jos jpartially over shadowed by news oh of a new lawsuit stemming from a data breach. it's true that we and i have learn add lot of hard lessons over the last few years. >> reporter: in a delaware courtroom, the finder filed suit. he alleged mark zuckerberg committed insider trading and that the board took actions that under mined the value of the stock. >> it's had exposure because one of the things that, you know, we're looking for from our executives and companies is transparency and sort of making timely disclosures around things. >> wednesday's suits follows multiple and pe

trump: your company president, justin berg, and your chief operating officer.t was a great tour. thank you very much. [applause] it was not long ago to build a planned natural gas import terminal on this very spot. that was in the past, when our leaders pursued policies that were anti-american energy and anti-american worker, and anti-america wealth. it all ended. those days are over. now we have an america first energy policy, just like we have an america first policy. it is music to people's years. [applause] -- ears. [applause] pres. trump: we believe in unlocking our nation' resourcess, empowering our workers, and bringing back our wealth. our wealth was taken, jobs were taken, plants were closed. we come back, build a product and sell it into our country for no taxes. we lose their jobs, the taxes, the wealth. another country builds the products and send it in. no tax. you saw that. that is changing rapidly. [applause] pres. trump: i always said maybe that's our biggest -- we have so many supporters on that beautiful day in november. 2016. i'm sure nobody

. ♪ berg. ♪ paul: it is a: 30 a.m. in sydney, we are minutes from the market open.re pointing higher. we have seen s&p futures slightly on this trade news. i am paul allen in sydney. ahn, you arehery watching daybreak australia. let's get to first word news. has turnednt trump up the heat on china, tweeting he intends to top up tariffs on a range of goods from friday, despite positive comments from both sides in recent weeks, president trump hardened his tone, saying he is not satisfied with the pace of trade talks and tariffs on $200 billion of chinese products would increase from 10% to 25%. former legalmp's fixer michael cohen begins his sentence monday, convicted of violations,ance bank fraud and lying to congress. new york prosecutors rebuffed requests for a final meeting in which he offered to provide more information about alleged wrongdoing by the president and people close to him. reports from north korea say kim jong-un personally oversaw a live fire rocket test that may have included the first ballistic russell launch since 27 -- ballistic missile launch

islam force thank you let's talk a little bit more about this breaking news that you'll see michael berg who's a senior consulting with such fellow with the middle east and north africa program at the chatham house think tank here in london good to see you see thanks for coming in so it's looking like kelly that there will be another election possibly in september but is the result going to be any different from the one we sort of work it's very difficult to know but the question what happens between now and september because the issue of the drafts or the coalition agreements i think it's a side show to the main thing which is the future for it and you know the entire political system needs or was hijacked or is kidnapped by the interests of one person one family which is the nathaniel family and in the past all this kind of fish would have been resolved it wouldn't go all the way to the wire maybe the midnight but the be the result the reason they're not resolved because the subtext to all of it is to let ernie els attempts to avoid justice to avoid indictment so changing what is the w

joining us now to discuss is bloom berg's lizetta chapman. why the delay?there are three main races our sources have been telling us. the first one, mainly, their board. it is too small and not independent. he -- it has four board mention. half the size of a typical board. both major stock exchanges require a majority of board members to be independent. they don't have that. the second issue is the fact that their sales team is still developing. they want to see what else they can do in terms of maturing that and increasing sales. they want, you know, two years of really strong consecutive sales growth, which is something that our sours have told us they're on track to do by the end of this year. the third thing is that they need to mature their finance team and they are looking to add more season seasonaled finance proimbles. taylor: usually when you i.p.o. it's to raise money to investors can cash out or to raise money because you need it but they don't actually need the money, do they? >> no, they don't. that's what our sources are telling us right now.

. >>> berg . >>> from the way to michigan. >> bringing flooding and heavy rains. >> a violent weatherm continues its rch across the country spawning dozens of tornadoes to widespread flooding, all part of a massive system wreaking havoc on millions of people the path of the stomp. >> i'm sick to my stomach. hard believe mother nature can tear up things like that. >> reporter: the let the is not er. >> it really is all hands on deck. >> reporter: heavy rain is problem in parts of mississippi and iowa and parts under water after a heavy barrier holding bk the rising river gave way. >> it happened very quickly when that flood wall, temporary flood system failed. >> reporter: iowa's governor today issued a disaster proclamation for areas of thest e that have been dealing with flooding since mid-march. to the north, waterways of detroit are overflowing and in the neighboring suburb of dearborn heights, and a bus passengers had to be rescued that got stuck in flood waters. and warnings are posted for communities up and down the mississippi river. dan shani man, nbc news. >> our chances for

that is an old vaudeville schizo now, you know. 37 in poe valley. 39 heels berg. the napa airport briefly touched 39 and then fog came in. they are up to 43 or 44. there is some over the bay. some in san francisco. hayward has a little bit, but still looks good. temperatures warmer for the next few days. a little slow process today. we'll bump it up a little bit, but the wind has tailed off. only west southwest. northeast and east wind at napa airport and for oakland airport, a big change from yesterday. very cold air has settled in, as well. some of that has impacted for a freeze warning northeast california and the lee side of the sierra. lows in the 20s for lake tahoe. 34 reno. getting close. about 32, 33. now 40. they are dancing around. 39, 44, back to 40 napa airport. 45 sunny v.a. le. >>> napa airport minus 14 the biggest drop. we're looking for mostly sunny skies. a little warmer today. more on that in about ten minutes or so. 60s, 70s on your temperatures. 6:02. >> just the usual. some of these commutes have improved over a week to week basis. here is the

more importantly, how this profits to -- translates to profit margins, baron berg says all the strong productivity will suppress unit labor cost growth. the aggregate s&p 500 profit margins by the highest they have been in decades. abigail: romaine was mentioning small cap indexes outperformed today. let's look at a one year chart from oppenheimer. a couple interesting points. the last all-time highs, in 2018. still 9% below that all-time high, while the other major indices put in all-time highs. unless theote, russell 2000 claims about 1600, he needs to see that to confirm the rally we've had for large-cap stocks. so far, the russell 2000 unable to get above that level of resistance. to see whether the small rally today can build to something bigger. romaine: thank you, abigail and everyone on our markets team. breaking news on the ipo, beyond meat, the biggest ipo since the 2008 financial crisis. , now with a market cap of about $3.8 billion, higher than sanders and farms and a few others. joe: joe: incredible debut. this was an upside already, but pretty clear they could have done

. >> chuck rosen berg and walter, thank you both. for more on the attorney general's stunning performance, henry litman from the western district of pennsylvania and attorney general and msnbc legal analyst, maya wylie. announcing your vice president of social justice at the new school. individual who is really have a fidelity to the institution of the department of justice. they are not given to that kind of language? >> lying? >> the performance was so contemptious of congress in general and anyone second-guessing him. it was a performance of bravado. that was striking. >> he demonstrated bravado since he put forth that summary of the mueller report. any time you start with half a quote from the special counsel and the quote you omit is the part that said -- >> although. >> russia interfered. why would we have an interest as a country in not confronting the fact that robert mueller found interference by russians? that seems to me not a partisan issue. there was a certain bravado when we found out later that robert d mueller in fact

it took news organizations like berg time to verify, but it is real, going off to all employees.imistic, going, team, we can make it, we stand a chance of exceeding the targets. that is in opposition to the analyst warnings, dan ives, wedbush, more recently and famously adam jonas. this is as much of an attempt to stop the bleeding. the email definitely had an impact in stopping beside of the stock, and a message to employees that things aren't as dire as analysts might have you see. romaine: so let's talk about the stock. this seems it was directed to a certain degree at the stock, and this is a country with convertible debt tied to the fortunes of the stock and compensation packages tied to the fortune of the stock. how much do we know about how much the company pays attention to this? dana: it is huge. tesla has 500 626 million dollars of debt payments coming -- 526 million dollars of debt payments coming due in november. we will not get those numbers until early july. the stock is a big indication of sentiment, and trading at its lowest level in over two years. when it is clo

that is pretty impressive. 45 fairfield. 45 half moon bay, 40 heels berg. how about flat?a little chill in the morning air even though the nights are short and the days are longer. lots of sunshine that low coming in. looks like it will track more to us. last one missed us, but this is on the way. it is going to take a couple days. it is going to meander there. it looks good into friday. higher clouds and maybe a little fog, but weekend clouds and scattered showers on sunday. don't change any plans yet. it is still three to four days away, but it looks like we'll get a little something out of it but not until sunday. again, this is one of those hit and miss garden variety types, not widespread. >> mid- to upper 70s. near average today. maybe a little above. we'll continue the climb into interest day and clouds and maybe showers on sunday. >> 5:21. mark zuckerberg signals a turning point for the company. how he hopes to move past the privacy concerns. >> >> byrd returns in san francisco. how they appear to be getting around the permitting process. no matter how much you cle

the president brought bob and janet bergdahl out to the rose garden and bob had a huge berg under bearbeard.its a smart , he got her with i think. but it made him look like a weirdo to people that watched it and did not have any content for it. so the white house should've known better, they all know that was bad optic, i don't know why he did that. but he did. and then the worm turns, i was up in new york during during tv when he came back and michael hastings had worked on the rolling stones story with, the guy in l.a., and so i up there and i watched the worm turn as they plucked a couple of guys from bergdahl's unit brought into new york, coached a few on what to say. >> these are guys that are justifiably really upset with virgil, he walked off, he left us, they have gotten only abandonment stuff but then they have got, we had to look for you for so long. so they are mad at the sky, giving him a little bit of coaching, homemaking kelly. it was just sort of a public meeting of somebody who had just been beaten a lot. like literally, at that point, he is more of the symbol, not even a perso

. >>> this weekend on book tv we're live from the gagters berg book festival our all-day coverage begins this saturday at 10:159 a.m. eastern featured authors include historian and curator of the spy museum vince houghton a and his book nuking the moon and other intelligence schemes and plots left on the drawing board. at 11:15 a.m. eastern. at 1:15 former nba player with we matter, athletes and activism. at 4:15 p.m. eastern washington bureau chief of usa today susan page and her book the matriarch. barb where a bush and making of american dynasty. gagtering berg book festival live this woke on book tv on cspan2. >>> now representative alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, senator bernie sanders of vermont and massachusetts senator ed markey are part of a discussion on climate change and the green new deal at howard university. the sunrise movement, a climate crisis advocacy group sponsored the event. this is 2 and a half hours. >> the democrats are introducing framework on the green new deal. >> the green new deal. >> the green new deal. >> the green new deal. >> an environmental group

michael krause berg are a blackrock and peter dixon of commerzbank.list and investor cofounder talking about scooters and why he wants to take on paris by scooter. that is 6:30 a.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg surveillance. i am sebastian salek. elon musk's spacex has made a business of launching satellites. tonight he will launch his own satellite. thecompanies will take first steps towards a space-based consolation to serve broadband to underserved areas around the world. he is doing this along with fellow billionaire jeff bezos. losses narrowed in the first quarter. the shared workspace operator reduce losses by 2-iron $64 million. -- 264 million. we work is expected to go public this year. thecisco is out with a bullish cell. businesses are still spending on contributor network this by concerns of a global globe. cisco says the americas region contributed the most to growth. asia declined. that is the boom -- bloomberg business flash. >> let's turn to the shakeup in corporate germany. deutsche and others undergoing chang

joining me to discuss president of distribute media, beverly hall berg. she is a messaging expert.i'm mixed on this i think there are times president trump's tweets are the exact medicine we needed. i think sunday's tweets were proper and i think china needed to be jolted. i don't want to hear everyone chiming in from the administration. i don't want to hear from larry kudlow, ross or anyone else on trade unless they're key negotiators. what are your thoughts? >> we don't have a deal with china so far it hasn't worked in that area but the president was right to point out china based badly on deals they had promised, mostly in the area of intellectual property. that is where you can see republicans and democrats come together. but the majority of the president's tweets were related to tariffs. this is where he seems to use twitter, his favorite vehicle of communication, to have his negotiations. he is leveraging the fear of potential tariffs in order to get china to agree to other areas of the deal. and so that is what we have to ask ourselves, is that really work? he has done this

. >> mark warner the leading democrat on the senate intelligence committee, along with richard berg,xpected to include their bipartisan russia investigation by august. >> when congress comes back, because the white house has not been willing to acknowledge and take action on their own, we should passed bipartisan legislation to secure the election. >> they seem to be on the same page, advocating for a physical audit trail. >> we are doing a lot, we are trying to do paper ballots as a backup system as much as possible. because going the good old-fashioned paper is the best way to do it. >> mueller was clear that the russians tried and failed to break up the trump campaign. >> this is the response of the activity as well as our conclusion that there was insufficient evidence to charge a broader conspiracy. >> when democrats reclaim the majority in the house, they made election reform front and center passing the first bell, and strengthening election security with a $1 billion investment. there was resistance in the republican-controlled senate. >> bret: thank you. it is no secret that

news feed algorithm could influence culture and politics when he hughes helped create it does occur berg wrote in a march washington post op ed that he would be open to some government regulation. hughes now alleges that zuckerberg wrote that to try to prevent a potential antitrust case. and we come back to you very interesting. >>coming up a police cruiser get size lived by a driver. how police say the crash could have injured other officers in the line of duty bay area lawmakers tour the u s mexico border today, what they say they learned while they were there. >>and last year's wildfires devastated communities now. >>a new bill could bring som >>poignant now. >>after months of negotiations and after a failed vote last month the house of representatives finally successfully passed a relief package to help disaster victims across the country. but the plan still faces hurdles ahead president trump is urging the senate to vote against it a crime for us watching correspondent martin has the latest on the ongoing battle on capitol hill. >>as midwest farmers grapple with the aftermath of dev