it's quite striking even the organisations themselves say bill michaels who is themselves say bill michaelswho is the chairman were an oligopoly if i could say it. from harry putter. basically, to few of them setting the rules for themselves and they think that they are going to be forced to break up and it looks like corillean will make that happen. what is your view on this? breaux i think we have a competitive legislation, competition is always aired in the political world and i do think that the end of the day, these are people who were supposed to be qualified, know what they are doing, they're dealing with a lot of money but also a hospital has to be built and has been laid people off and this is the top and and we need to make sure the bottom and is looked after and it's happening too much so we can't have that any more. it's in some ways linked this business of the railway franchises and on the front we have got a lovely picture of the l and express train, with steam coming out of them and it is ten o'clock the 1930s and the name is coming back but the story is that it's a third tim

chancellor being accused of blocking green brexit proposals which cost problems for the eu withdrawal bill. michaelus not forget turning to a full environmentalist which it surprised people, brought in all sorts of things like banning ivory sales, bigger penalties for plastic bottles, bigger penalties for animal cruelty, bent on harming bees and things like that. he has adopted a reforming zeal there recognise some of the policies and the powers and abilities he has to present himself as a consumer friendly and public friendly reformer... that is not accidental. he is very keen to show his friendly, warmer side to the public. underlying this is his own leadership ambitions. to do magnum pi to ruth davidson's tina turner yesterday. —— he was the ike. pi to ruth davidson's tina turner yesterday. -- he was the ike. it's tiresome and they are supposed to be the biggest postwar thing and brexit trying to get this right, ten months away and there were all arguing about each other. try to get their points and ported, someone was leaking it. just get on with it. stop thinking i'm going to get this in the t

"the washington post" reports as he's facing mounting legal bills michael cohen refinanced his park avenue condominium in recent days. everyone tried to get the answer to my first question to michael avenatti last night which is how did he get this information about money flowing to and from michael cohen? no reporters have figured it it out. but michael cohen's lawyers may have figured it out. in a letter to the judge in considering how to handle michael cohen's case, they said that, quote, michael avenatti appears to be in possession of some information from mr. cohen's actual bank records. he should be required to explain to this court how he came to possess and release this information. and we're going to be right back with more discussion of this with our panel. riends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. becaus

there never was and i don't think the mueller team has anything. >> bill: michael caputo reacting againthank you, sir, for coming back. >> thank you very much. nice seeing you. >> bill: thank you. >> julie: west virginia one of several key senate primaries tomorrow. three republicans looking to flip democrat joe manchin's seat. president trump is weighing in knocking down one of the candidates. >> bill: a 13-year-old boy declared brain dead. his parents even signing organ donation papers but the story doesn't end there. the so-called miracle boy coming up. >> he was dead a total of 15 minutes. when he came back they said he would never be normal. from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. i'm your phone,istle text alert. stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges you

why don't you put michael jordan on the $20 bill? >> they were kind of like you when you said you didn't feel like being controlled. >> yeah, you know what, it's funny, my boy tremayne tweeted, you know, a picture of me and virgil, and he said, malcolm x, martin luther king and all these people got mad. like, how can you compare them to that? man, i know this is gonna cause an uproar, but certain icons is just too far in the past and not relatable. >> wow. >> it's stunning, right? it's stunning on so many levels. first of all, again this idea why we're still talking about slavery and a right-wing, alt-right talking point, this idea of black on black crime,

bill. ost: that is michael in pipestone. commissioner cassellius? education commissioner: michael, the comments. i started my career as araprofessional working with students emotionally behaved. i can't think paraprofessionals they do.r work my sister is paraprofessional cognitivents who have disabilities, it has a place in my heart. worked to put forward some legislation and some grants for paraprofessionals to become teachers because of the incredible teacher shortage that and so we value paraprofessionals, i'm not sure exactly what was happening, i think you said something about a test. to look into e that if you call my office or e-mail me, be happy to follow-up with you. host: commissioner cassellius, of federal e-added education department, when it locals? helping education commissioner: well, you know, i actually give my hone number out to everybody when i go and speak and talk and i get back to everybody within 24 hours. i think the value-add is open door to be able to resolve ones we just he heard, to be able to talk to the people around th

that's what you'll see with the iranians eventually. >> bill: thanks, michael. keeping a close eye in elkhart, indiana. the president about to speak. we'll bring that to you as soon as it begins. there's a lot to talk about in northern indiana tonight. we shall. president trump coming up next right here on "the story." liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. this one's below market price and has bluetooth. same here, but this one has leather seats! use the cars.com app to compare price, features and value. the kayak explore tool shows you the places you can fly on your budget. so you can be confident you're getting the most bang for your buck. alo-ha. kayak. search one and done. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. ♪ better

bills? wow. michael avenatti, the attorney who represents daniels, added this. >> the president had effectively an extra marital affair slush fund that was administered by michael cohen and then he would just be expected to take care of these things. they were a regular occurrence. i mean, that in and of itself should be very disturbing. >> here to take us through the latest and i must say extraordinary developments, the reporters on the front lines of these intersecting story lines, washington post reporter ashley parker from "the new york times" justice reporter matt apuzzo, former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade, and here on set with us msnbc analyst eli stokols who has been covering the white house since day one. kimberly atkins, chief washington reporter for the boston herald, also msnbc analyst. ashley parker, take me inside the current white house state of mind about rudy giuliani as a public face of donald trump's legal lollapalooza of woes. >> sure. if you remember back a week or tua go whether he

let's discuss this with someone who supports the bill, dr. michael weinberg, president of the bay area council economic institute. doctor, tell us why this is a good idea given what we know it will cost for the state of california. >> so right now we actually pay for health care for undocumented immigrants at the federal level. but we only do it in the most expensive, inefficient way possible through emergency room care, so this just moves us into paying for primary and preventive care which is substantially more efficient. >> laura: the medi-cal problems, the overall health care in california called medi-cal, e.r. visits by medi-cal patients rose 75% over just the past five years. only 55% of physicians actually accept medi-cal, more than a third of all california residents are already on medi-cal and last year $23 billion were spent by the state on illegal immigrants. how would this not be a further magnet for illegal immigrants to come into the state. you already have 3 million unauthorized immigrants. >> you had a lot of questions there. >> laura

michael williams will be on with martha maccallum on "the story." >> bill: new details on the massiveators think is behind the breach. >> heather: a bombshell report how an obama era policy in syria led to weapons being turned over to terrorists. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during sleep number's semi-annual sale its' the lowest price ever on the queen c4 mattress, only $1099 - save $500. and save up to $500 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise monitoring of irrigation. it's a smart way to help increase yields, all before the rest of us get out of bed. >> bill: suspect identified. investigators believe a computer programmer joshua schulte is being held for the leak. they plan to file a new indictment connected to the c.i.a. case in the

look, i'm going to agree with a democratic president, michael, bill clinton who said it's the economy get an economy this strong 2 1/2 years from now, despite all donald trump's other issues, i think he'll win 40 states because people feel better about their financial situation in their lives. >> christopher, the wages are stagnant. i guess that's the down side of the economic picture that we face now. why is that the case? take it out of a partisan context. just explain to me as a guy who would like to know, why are wages not popping? >> well, look, at 3.9%, you'd expect wages to be high are than the 2.6% increase that we've had. in part, i think we're starting to see there's much more slack in the labor market than we've had in the past. and we're starting to see the economy maybe not being what we always thought it was and whether it's because of globalization or automation, the economy is just different at this point. but i will say more broadly to your point, the fact that the president's approval ratings are mired in the lower 40s shows that the economy does matter. but people w

bills that who knows how are going to be paid. there are a number of things frustrating him. those are just numbers on that list. >> michael avenatti, you're talking tonight about how his legal bills might be getting paid. one of the things you're suggesting in your tweet about attorney ryan, this very, very strange combination of roles as a lobbyist for a foreign country and a critical defense lawyer for a possible criminal defendant in new york city, that perhaps that lobbying money is somehow helping michael cohen? >> that's right, lawrence. there's been a lot of people on the far right that have been delving into how my fees are being paid we've been transparent as far as how my legal fees and expenses have been paid and are being paid. i don't know how we could be more transparent. we haven't heard anything about how michael cohen's legal fees are being paid. in light of this disclosure relating to the lobbying activities of mr. ryan, i find it curious at best -- i agree with you, i've never heard this combination of lobbying on behalf of a foreign government that appears to have been engaged in a bribery scream or at

bills team. >> i think michael is conveniently forgetting what president obama said. he said he believed colin kaepernick had the right to do this. but he said men and women of our military look at this and put it in a place of importance, that colin's message gets lost in that. i rarely say this, but president obama was spot-on. because of president trump's actions we'll no longer see these protests for veterans who come to a game and just want to enjoy a football game. >> there is a privilege with being able to say i don't want to be distracted by these protests. >> i don't think our veterans are privileged. they made a sacrifice. >> they voluntarily joined the military and we thanked them for that. but they are fighting for my rights, too. the right to not be afraid if i get pulled over by the cops. when players are kneeling, that's what they are talk about. >> you:lose the argument when you call our veterans privileged. kennedy: i kind of side with kayleigh on that. men and women who put themselves in harm's way to protect other people's freedoms. that's powerful.

the legal bills alone are causing michael cohen a lot of stress.y reason for him to be optimistic right now. >> do you think he thistle be charged. >> there is a real sense for michael cohen that he is waiting for charging documents. >> that it's imminent. >> i don't think anyone has any sense of time. again they are only a third of the way through what the government has handed them whack. they have two weeks to get the other third done and back to the government. it's going to be a krurch. >> they feel like the cohen stuff is separate from the president. in the trump west wing and in the outside world they are watching closely. >> up next, the president weighs in on the roseanne controversy. you will never guess what he has decided to take it about. and everything into the cloud. it's all so... smart. but how do you work with it? ask this farmer. he's using satellite data to help increase crop yields. that's smart for the food we eat. at this port, supply chains are becoming more transparent with blockchain. that's smart for millions of shipments

michael cohen. it appears the stories could be. he said he can't remember everything, bill, when different matters come up we try to address it. reagan submitted answers in writing. hillary did a q & a not under oath. we'll fight the subpoena and take it to the u.s. supreme court where they think they might have the votes. john roberts says it is all changing in the past 12 hours and seems to be where we are. >> sandra: the team on offense. stunning new video from the deadly las vegas massacre from last year. they released body camera footage from the moments they stormed into his mandalay bay hotel suite. [gunshots] >> sandra: groups of officers sweeping rooms on the floor of the active shooter trying to track him down. adam housley is live in los angeles with the latest on all this. this is our first look, adam. >> dramatic. can't believe it's been almost seven months since the shooting that killed 58 and hurt hundreds more. it shows video from two cameras on two different las vegas police officers making their way from the casino up to the 32nd floor where the shooter wa

long as they are certified to carry anna wiernicki: texas republican congressman michael mccaul says he supports the bille says congress needs to do something after a gunman killed 10 students at a high school in texas on friday. michael mccaulu.s. congressman, r-texastake cg @ 0:56-1:00we want to make sure that we do everything we can to stop this from happening. it's happening too often here. anna wiernicki: but democrats, like missouri congressman lacy clay say the solution is banning guns. clay is a cosponsor of the "assault weapons ban act of 2018". he said in a tweet that it "already has earned 178 cosponsors from across the nation. we demand that speaker ryan bring it up for a vote." vicki hartzler: individuals on both sides of the aisle, republicans and democrats are looking at all options and ways to provide more protections for our kidsanna wiernicki: right now hartzler's bill is included in the concealed carry reciprocity act which is stalled in the senate. she says she plans to re-bill separately on the house floor in the next few weeks.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. (ken)(pam) time now f

bill. >> why you got to keep reminding us about slavery? why don't you put michaeln on a $20 bill? >> but harriet tubman was a slave that rebelled. they're kind of like you when you say you didn't feel like being controlled. >> yeah, you know what? it's funny, my boy tremaine 2008ed and said malcolm x and people got mad and said how can you compare them to that? i know this is going to cause an uproar but certain -- certain icons is just too far in the past and not relatable. >> not relatable, he says. i was reading some of your comments. your concern with kanye and maybe other young people is just in how our history books are being written, how young people in this country are being taught or not taught about parts of our history. >> yes. i don't want -- if i had a conversation with kanye one on one, i wouldn't have a lot to say, which is sort of how you're hearing my response now. because if i'm talking to someone who is not thinking and i'm going to enter thoughts into a conversation with him, then we're not going to have a conversation on thought. and it sounds

spin this bill richardson stuff and but it was from michael i was inspired to use this material for a ballet gave that to me represents a contemporary world that might not be in the novel. but wouldn't have been able to exist without the nothing and. these are inspired to give this inspiration formed i take certain artistic freedoms. interestingly enough cat stevens experience changes in his music and in his life similar to those experienced by particular characters in an accounting of his if it went in the nick of time you know. it. or. it is. to. dismissed and it instinctive and tried on its instinctive decisions and i look for what is essentially human the that is at the heart of this piece. that scene and i try to put it into a new form. sibling and one that lives through the dancers performing at the feet in. you spent a lot of time working in russian theaters. the one in front of you even received the order of friendship from russian president putin and sat next to him at his table. that must have been the same year russia passed homophobic discriminatory legislation. how do you

ronan farrow wrote that michael cohen used it to pay his american express, at&t, and mercedes-benz bills marking account numbers on the memo lines of his checks. he paid initiation fees and dues to the core club, a social club that the times once described as a portal to power. he also cut himself multiple personal checks from essential consultants amounting to more than a hundred thousand dollars on top of the million he had already deossited into his morgan stanley accounts. special prosecutor robert mueller have been investigating these since at least last year. some of the companies that paid michael cohen for questionable purposes have revealed that robert mueller has questioned the companies about the payments. one of the people paid by the essential consultants account is mark co, a korean food company. "the washington post" reports that he insists he served only as a translator for michael cohen in his deal with a south korea aerospace company. the south korean company insists that it was paying michael cohen for advice on accounting procedures required under government contracts

bill cassidy? one of my great friends, senator orrin hatch. thank you. [applause] congressman michael burgess. thank you. congressman buddy carter. [applause] congressman greg -- numerous state officials from all over the country. today, the most sweeping action in history to lower the price of prescription drugs for the american people. we've been wanting to do this, we've been working on it from day one. it's been a complicated process, but not too complicated. and today it is happening. we will have tougher negotiation, more competition, and much lower prices at the pharmacy counter, and it will start to take effect very soon. my administration has artie taken significant steps to keep drug prices under control. we reformed the drug discount program for safety net hospitals to save senior citizens hundreds of millions of dollars on drugs this year alone we are also increasing competition in reducing regulatory burdens so that trucks can be gotten to the market quicker and cheaper. we are very much eliminating the middleman. the middlemen became very rich. ok? [applause] a lot of who those m

sadly behind closed doors with men named bill preaccept, michael steinbeck and john gioclon.n. is he peter strzok's boss. >> these are folks right in the middle of the hillary clinton. so-called hillary clinton email investigation. they are going to be in the middle of this report. people are expecting this report to come within the next week. his testimony likely would come after the report comes out. they would be forced to answer questions about what is in this report. again, michael horowitz has been working on this for over a year looks into whether she got special treatment and they will be asked about it. ainsley: they will be asked about all of this on june 5th. we're going to try to work all this out and figure out where they fall. you were talking during the commercial break. we call it the deep state family tree. i want to know how they are involved. what they knew. what they knew about hillary clinton's email and collusion. and where they fall in that deep state family tree. brian: one the text messages refer peter strzok is out there now beginning to take shape a

you would expect michael cohen to bill $10,000, maybe $25,000 for his work. certainly not $187,500, which is a round number and it's inexplicable to me as to why mr. broidy over a period of months would be making regular level payments to michael cohen in connection to that. >> what is next for you. you put this stuff out here. the ripple effects is you don't know where it ends pup. >> we're going to continue to do that. i hope that the if the goes on fox and friends tomorrow and i hope that rudy giuliani makes the rounds on fox as well. and, you know, that will i'm sure provide a lot of fodder for us in the coming weeks. >> i assume -- is it fair given our reporting that special counsel mueller talked to the russian oligarch in hundreds of thousands of payments to michael cohen that mr. mueller has all this information? or close to this information that you released earlier? >> we don't know what mr. mueller has and r or what he does have. . >> we have a lot of confidence in his ability and the ability of his team as well as the team that's been assembled fr

bill, for example, and he sort of went off again. listen to this. >> why do you have to keep reminding us about slavery? why don't you put michaeln on the $20 bill. >> my boy tremane tweeted a picture of me and virgil saying malcolm x and martin luther king and people got mad. how can you compare them to that? man, i know this will cause an uproar, but certain -- certain icons is too far in the past and not relatable. >> monique? >> so here's the deal, why do you keep reminding us about slavery. the reason why is because systemic racism, institutionalized racism and the things we're experiencing today started back in slavery. these are institutions that have continued and prospered because of slavery and they continue until this very day. so again, with the irresponsible comments and to just, you know, why don't we talk about this instead of this. we're not monolithic. we talk about everything, but the fact remains that when we're still seeing our people shot down in the streets, you know, when people are experiencing racism everywhere that they go then it is an issue that we do need to continue to discuss until we come to some

bills. same thing with michael flynn. pay legal bills.who gets a call for mueller, they have to pay tens of thousands and their lives are put in hyperspace because nobody wants to hire somebody in investigation. when people say let mueller do his thing, there are people paying with lives and sanity while he does his thing. steve: the story is circulating that it sounds like by the first day of september this could be over at this case maybe then we will have some answers. brian: denied by official in the mueller probe in new new york ts today. steve: not surprising. ainsley: remember the president sat down for a round-table discussion and called ms-13 awful members, he called them animals, well, the left has gone crazy with this and said, you know, these are individuals, these are god's children, the white house is tripling down on this, they have released a fact sheet on what you need to know on how violent they are. listen to what the media is saying about it, though. >> is it appropriate for a president to ever call anyone an animal ev

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why don't you put michael jordan on the $20 bill? >> they were kind of like you when you said you didn't feel like being controlled. >> yeah, you know what, it's funny, my boy tremayne tweeted, you know, a picture of me and virgil, and he said, malcolm x, martin luther king and all these people got mad. like, how can you compare them to that? man, i know this is gonna cause an uproar, but certain icons is just too far in the past and not relatable. >> wow. >> it's stunning, right? it's stunning on so many levels. first of all, again this idea why we're still talking about slavery and a right-wing, alt-right talking point, this idea of black on black crime, this idea -- >> he brought that up today. i wanted the guys in the room and, you know, van was amazing to say, black people kill each other because of proximity. white people kill each other because of proximity, because they live together. >> there you go with that data again. you keep using these facts which contradicts kanye's feelings. you can't keep doing that in the kanye yuf

so perfect the way that it is that no changes are necessary.republican congressman michael conaway says the farm bill struggling farmers and provides safety nets like crop insurance. but partisan farm deal remains a battle.faith leaders say they'll continue to pray as decide what happens to snap benefits. in washington brie jackson. (vicki) still ahead... a woman violently attacked and robbed in a place where she felt safe... and the suspects are still on the loose tonight... (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease) . . . social media is cool when people use it to have fun while inter-acting..sharing thoughts with others....but prior to yesterdays warrior layoff game in new orleans...someone named andrew polk who lists himself as a comedian went too far... tweetying i hope draymond green gets shot in the face as soon as he leaves the arena..which looking at city wide stats is about 37 per cent....not funny. here are green and steve kerr(sot: green and kerr) take sotit's kind of sad that someone would take this stat serious when you're talking at the end of the day what's a game and maki

bill. i think it is important we continue saying that. michael: that is a message against trump's message. what is the positive message? guy: sure, i think it ranges from educational opportunities. taking a look at letting students negotiate their student loan rates. it includes a real infrastructure bill that allows us to bring jobs back to communities that need them the most. we have lived through 52 infrastructure weeks. next week is always infrastructure week. i think it's incumbent upon us to continue to talk about developing jobs raising wages, , educational opportunity. if we stick to those three fundamental pillars, i think we will be successful. elena: he served as the executive director of the campaign committee in 2012. your class of candidates elected or reelected are now running for reelection. if you are back at the committee, how would you advise them to run their campaigns, but specifically how to run it differently than they did in 2012? what needs to be different about the way they do it in 2018? guy: i was at the dscc. politica

bill cassidy. senator? please. [applause] one of my great friends, senator orrin hatch. thank you, orrin. thank you. [applause] congressman michael burgess. michael, thank you very much. thank you. thank you. congressman buddy carter. [applause] greg jehan forte. -- greg gianforte. and numerous officials from around the country. today, my administration is launching the most sweeping action in history to lower the price of prescription drugs for the american people. we have wanted to be doing this. it frombeen working on day one. it has been a complicated process but not too complicated. and today, it is happening. we will have tougher negotiations. more competition. themuch lower prices at pharmacy counter. and it will start to take affect very soon. my administration has already taken significant steps to get drug prices under control. we reformed the drug discount program for safety net hospitals to save senior citizens hundreds of millions of dollars on drugs this year alone. are also increasing competition and reducing regulatory burdens so drugs can be gotten to the market quicker and cheaper. we are very much eliminating t

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bill of the children of god. given saturday's global television audience, bishop michael preached to the largest congregation of hisf love for god and love for one another. he does seem to be enjoying it. before we 90, seem to be enjoying it. before we go, let's have a look at these pictures. this is a bear cub making his debut appearance at a zoo in belgium. normally native to the tropical andes, it is very rare and vulnerable, unfortunately in the wild. and if you look closely at his eyes, you can see what sort of a bear or he is. he is a spectacled bear or he is. he is a spectacled bear and it looks like he is a great time. there is a lot more on the website 2a hours a day and you can find me on twitter. get in touch. i'm @lvaughanjones. hello. quite a messy story to take us hello. quite a messy story to take us through the next few days. we will see some thundery storms drift north across the midlands and into northern england as we go on through friday. to the south, a cloudy start the sky should brighten as the day goes on. the best of the sun shines in northern ireland scotland although there are mist and mu

bill: the u.s. pays 22% of the u.n. budget. michaelsandra: three republican contenders hoping to unseat joe manchin facing off in a debate last night. each candidate looking to separate himself from the others. >> i was the only one on that stage who took on obama overage. one guy decided to move to nevada. the other guy was on the barack obama team. i think that presents a very good contrast. >> sandra: peter doocy has the recap of a fiery debate last night, peter. >> at one point don blankenship turned his recent jail time into a punch line with an answer to a question about whether or not he would vote as a senator to protect the special counsel robert mueller. >> i had a little personal experience with the department of justice. [laughter] [applause] they lie a lot, too. it's one of those things where when you know what really goes on in the department of justice, you wonder where this country is going. it's really crazy. >> he is giving republicans a lot of heartburn. they're worried his conviction on a miss demeanor to violate co

bill clinton against mike bloomberg next time. can he win the mayor's race, the president? >> michael is working hard. i think he is doing a good job. bill clinton is not going to run. bill join made golf club. i like him very much and i like him beyond golf clubs but he is not going to be running. rudy versus hillary in 2008. both new yorkers now. >> that's going to be a very interesting one. you are talking about the presidential. it certainly will be an interesting one. that could happen. i don't predict a winner but that could certainly happen. >> who would you vote for, hillary or rudy. >> don't ask me that question. >> president of the nights. >> don't ask me that. >> a major point of contention throughout the 2016 election was donald trump's position on the iraq war. candidate trump repeatedly said he was opposed to the war before the invasion and often took credit for saying he knew it would destabilize the region. back in november of 2003. he -- [ no audio ] >> he's committed to that whole situation. and i don't think he will really reconsider. i don't think he probably can at this point. othe

josh lipton will bring us numbers from box joining me now michael santoli and bill sneed welcome, everybody topping the dow today was exxonmobil while energy was broadly an outperformer. cisco did trail. a big winner on the s&p 500. michael kors after its earnings down more than 11% i love the way you pit it at the top of last hour when you said basically the u.s. stock market threw a hissy fit. you could say it's, you know, legitimate based on what's happening in europe or not today we've got everything back except the odds of a fourth fed rate hike. >> that's right. and treasuryyields remain lowe than they were a couple days ago. so you've had a little bit of loosening if you want to think of it that way of financial conditions at a time when really not much has changed for the u.s. economy all that being said, bank stocks did not come back from yesterday's losses because the yields are where they are a little bit lower sop i don't think it's a matter of we wiped away yesterday, bu i think you get a little more selective of where there was pa, where you rescued some stocks i want to draw

michael cohen story. how did they get it so wrong? >> bill: see you in seven minutes.nge your password. the company found a bug that stored all passwords in plain text which is a no no. it is recommending 330 million people on the app change the password now. brett larson joins me and tech correspondent in a previous life. how are you? nice to see you. plain text is not what you want to have. >> plain text passwords are like you write it on a sticker note and stick it to your monitor. that's what twitter did. it's an internal discovery. it happened internally so says stwiter. as far as we know, no one on the outside has gotten access to it. a little sigh of relief. it is always a good reminder to change your password which seems to be something that is happening every couple months. >> bill: even more than that. i got two letters in the past week from major companies who said you might want to change your password. with twitter there was no breach, right? >> no external data breach. it was an internal discovery. change your password. >> they're supposed to be encrypted

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bills and honoring debts. >> we are not lawyers like michael kholhepp. i would never refer to a cline as father figure and invite them to events. >> politically -- [ laughter ] >> what? it's not normal. >> speaking of a relationship between guys not being normal you have rudy giuliani who was basically running against donald trump in the primary, completely disabused by trump when running and now is his lawyer. why would you trust somebody that you ridiculed. >> each of the guys have no knowledge of what they did yesterday. that works, believe me. that ensures that you can be passionate about tomorrow. >> don't you think the evolving story is going to get this white house and the president maybe even giuliani in trouble? it seems like the facts continue to shift. >> they do but also they can muddy the water such that they can prevent any singular narrative from taking hold and maybe to some degree create a fog that allows them to operate in the background at least for now. >> when i watched giuliani's interview it seemed he was floating trial balloons, t

earnings from wendy's see you in a couple minutes as those start to cross joining me now, michael santolli and billjohn blank welcome to all of you. by the way, jpmorgan, gainer in the dow today, verizon the biggest decliner of the 30, and s&p, jacobs engineering group, and dish network had a 12% drop. we talked about the challenges in the media space >> yes >> putting that aside, what is your read on how the market is taking and just the first two hours of reaction time the president's decision >> essentially absorbed the news, taking it as expected, and essentially almost exactly stalemated and flat. half the stocks up, half down, index is flat. i don't think that the implications whether they are going to be positive or otherwise in this decision today are on a time horizon where the market today prices it in one way or another it was about what the market is going to do in the absence of this announcement, and that's what we got, which is a flat market, but yet with the sector leadership looking okay, financials and industrials, tech, transports, so, essentially, a decent story in an idle marke