war as a means of solving disputes come group produced this film of an anti-vietnam war speech by bess myerson grant was -- grant. this comes to us from the swarthmore college peace , which contains the records of another mother for peace. buy war,n't have to mrs. smith. i am donna reed oh in. we would like to share with you address from the mother's day assembly in san francisco. angie brooks was the president of the united nations general assembly and the recipient of our another mother for peace woman of the year award issued mothers' o join the resistance to war. was signed by mothers of every land. we wish all of you could have been there and that is why it is my special pleasure to introduce our keynote speaker, the commissioner of consumer affairs of new york city, bess myerson grant. [applause] mrs. grant: i have a great sense of pride, sharing this day with all of you and sharing this deus ais. to comemeaningful across our to print and divided country and see so many people whose heads are in the same place as mine. donna and dorothy, barbara, joann and paul newman were at the

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probably bess to keep your cb products in their original packaging. >> a married native who has been missing in hawaii has been found alive. >> gh ariirt. evacuated out of the forest. according to a facebook page run by family and friends. here's what we know. the nbc station in hawaii has confirmed this news. s a was hurtpparently after going on a hike in a maui nature reserve near her home. she was last seen may 9th a day before she wentik g. much more on this breaking story tomorrow. this evening s that amanda eller has been found. she is alive. >> a heck of a story to tell how she survive. her family will be awfully happy to hear this news. abo as happy as we are for this weather. >> yes! it seems like we got the rain t ofur system earlier in the week. >> the set tupis jus setting me up to fail. >> well, all right. >> glass half fulfill come on. >> it is half full. the other half, the evening time frame is when we'll see chances of showers. it is really a nice summer like time. we don't have any rain to worry. about here's the overview. saturday. 81 degrees of sunday, 92. a nice

criminal act and a threat to navigation international security the united arab emirates is focal mushing bess's the kits by unspecified attacks near the port city of gyda off its eastern coast now the saudi energy minister says 2 of the kingdom's oil tankers among the targets of these alleged incidents come as the u.s. warned that iran or its proxies could be targeting maritime traffic in the region iran has support for an investigation to find out who is responsible. for that on the job what do you make of this incident well we don't have the full story yet but it is interesting to see that this t.v. station that is iran and financed has been reporting about this incident you know quite early on before it became you know international news and i think the larger picture is that both in the united states as well as in iran there are hard line elements would be interested in some kind of a military confrontation but it doesn't mean that at the same time we're seeing with the super interesting and important over the past few weeks is that there is from both sides also some kind of outreach signal

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on bess and. cubans taking to the streets of havana for its annual may day parade this week sent a defiant message to washington. we're not afraid of track or the americans or anyone because we are cubans and we will defend what we have cuba's president calls the u.s. decision to allow the lawsuits a provocation the european union and canada have both pushed back as well saying they should protect foreign investors in cuba and concerned about the president set by the new u.s. policy but the white house has stood firm in its tough and stance against leftism in cuba saying it is righting a wrong in history. castro al-jazeera washington still ahead this news hour pretty pretty joining us are supporters of the wiki leaks founder rally outside a london court as he fights extradition to the united states plus. on thursday meal in india where tens of millions of you and previous voters may not be able to cast the ballot this election because their names are missing from the voters' list. and why the worl

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they describe as kwaul takive measures eunice yoon, cnbc bess news. >>> the european head of global markets is still with me, and, derek, you know, the deterioration in red rhett rick over the last 24 hours, very strong words out of the president's rally, the florida rally, and china satisfying they're willing to retaliate it's a breakdown in terms of the good will between the two sides this week. we're clearly seeing most breerks there. dollar asia is generally higher today, so asian currencies are underperforming. i guess if we did then move to an actual increase in tariffs, i think there would be a wider bid for the dollar the macroglobal back drop is perhaps a little bit different now than previously when we had previous escalations in terms of trade conflict we're beginning to see chinese growth stabilize because of stimulus that's coming through europe in particular, it's looking more and more likely that the weakness last year was about temporary fact norz germany it a larnler degree that the market has not expected. >> we'll talk about europe soon. let's stick to asia for the time b

. >> now the bess thing, you advertise this job, a lot of great applicants are going to apply. paul chambers, fox 2 news. >>> well, the film the last black man is san francisco revi the sundance film festival in march. now the stars and creators are ready for tonight's big debut e it will be held at the theater tonight. the movie stars two men who struggle to afford living in san francisco and one of them finds the victorian his grandfather built watt vacant and he tries to reclaim it. that opens in theaters friday june 7th. >> always be my maybe set in san francisco. we will be chatting with stars along with director later this morning. that is coming up live on the 9. >>> our time is 6:48. the okeechobee zoo sent 11 by on cows and calves to the bckfr at the zoo living in a 13-acre habitat. the cows arrived last april from the montana reservation for part of the bison restoration project to restore free roaming bison to land and parks. the oregon zoo is welcoming some new residents, two river otters and pups. they were orphannd and abandoned and found on separate occasions the

david: the letters between truman and his wife, bess, no question.got going on the adams book, it was even more phenomenal. the letters between john and abigail are some of the best anywhere. and i think abigail adams is one of the great americans. a great biography should be written about her. i thought i did pretty well with it, keeping her front and center stage as often as possible. my initial idea for the book was adams about jefferson and as sort of coworkers, cope patriots, then rivals, then really enemies, then they restore their friendship, then they die, incredibly, on the same day, fourth of july. that does not happen in real life, right? i found that i knew quite a lot about jefferson. destroyed every letter that he ever wrote to his wife and that she ever wrote to him. we do not even know what she looks like. en i came upon the letters , and i and abigail adams was blown away from them. it was over with thousand. i knew very little about john adams, but i was like, this is the book. brian: i want to go back to "the pioneers." david: yes.

we should say this didn't seem to bess widespread i. a lot of people told us everything ran smoothly today, but nonetheless there were some riders who went to the wrong destination and that's problem that needs to be fixed immediately. >> you can say that again. adam, what's your best advice after seeing how things gone on this first day of the summer shutdown? >> well, it sounds obvious, pat, but th people they talked to today said i knew this was coming. i gave myself extra time. i knew it was going to take longer. p thoseple seem to be way less stressed than people who decided to just show up here at the last minute and potentially catch a shuttle skb shuttle bus and go from thurre. give yolf, 20, 30 extra minutes and then you can scale it back to see if it's working. i do suspect after we get through the first week things will iron out. about get information why some bus operators were getting lost. >> get some maps or google or something. >>> right now on the nbc washington app we have everythin about the metro work around like shu

the environment, you have take an moreinro bess approach than some of your democratic competitors.o you havet fully embraced the green new deal. what are you saying needs to be done differently about this? >> i embrace a green new deal. i justhink we have to have public-private partnerships if we're going to get there. we have to align the environmental incentivesith e financial incentives. if we don't have the profit motive, help in the ingenuity and the innovation tha from our capitalistic system aligned with fixing the tvironment, it's going te us forever to do it. the department of energy has some role. government has somt role. can't be a centralized plan. vaw do we get pri investment, venture capital ramping these things up and build ou tway out s, electric vehicles, solar, wind. these are the industries that are growing. you n put workers to work like jimmy hoffa's people, and decarbonze the american ecoybnoy and evy wins. it seems to me like it makes a lot of sense. >> woodruff: another issue where you seem to sd out from your democratic competitors is immigration. you have said

. >> bess class, the entrepreneurial class and they are oddly rooting for trump.look to have norchl have are fwrofr mr.mmm two lines at halftime will cost the average m if trump goes had to, tipped has to to. n and the mott just an sfrp. >> >> would cost 2.2 approximately nm but. in (let's look at a specific example of a product where tariffs have been put on. this doesn't root to the south korea. these are watch againing 18. proos of kachl pa shoon. in snchl (from there they basically went pro. from by the way, it not zwrs sfwrucht sfrcht specific snmt sfwhchlt and contrary to what trump said, on about 10% of (now we talked about the stock market opening owe are $ so the stock market having sfrchl, it went town about 2.2%. it. dr prprp as who says said in all these tweets how great the tariffs are for america and for the american economy when you see the stock market reacting like this. >> so the president has indeed weighed on on this very segment this morning. he said there's no reason for the us consumer to pay the tariffs, pi if he bosnia business with a nont

war as a means of solving disputes come group produced this film of an anti-vietnam war speech by bess myerson grant was -- grant. this comes to us from the swarthmore college peace , which contains the records of another mother for peace. buy war,n't have to mrs. smith. i am donna reed oh in. we would like to share with you address from the mother's day assembly in san francisco.