buckley always sit like this? he was always like this.ou >> youn't have directed him like that. >> why was he sitting like this? >> let's take a look at this clip. >> yeah, let's see if he's sitting like that. >> ...absolutely preposterous and not only that, mean.rd >> he's a coa bully. >> yeah. >> a cheat. >> he didn't like archie. >> he didn't like archie, but he didn't like that he characterized -- he made a stereotype of conservatives that he didn't like. right. >> so my question for you is, now that you've been a politicaa activist airector and an actor, where do you think you have the most impact in terms of really affecting hearts and minds about particular issues? >> well, i think -- >> is it directing and is in hollywood with the culture? >> no. >> or is it actually in the nuts and bolts of politics? >> there you go. >> really? >> there you go. i mean, "all in the family" was on for eight years. ilwe were seen by 40 to 45on people every week. we brought these issues up every week, and we were certainly pa

tim buckley and then for excellency in portfolio management, dan fuss of loomis sayles, 2:40 on the east coast we'll talk about turbulence in the marks, opportunities it presents and much more from here in chicago at the morning star investment conference. melissa, back to you. >> we look forward to it, ty see you later. >>> a big comeback in the meantime for stocks. dow was down 450 points. president trump tried to calm fears about trade tensions with china. looks like he did. kayla tausche has the very latest kayla? >> reporter: melissa, president trump is leaving his options open with china. he both praised liu he and praised china's president who sent what he called a beautiful letter but hammering china for breaking the deal and not only hiking tariffs this week but targeting the rest of china's imports too. >> it will be $325 billion at 25% and we're starting that paperwork today. so we'll see but you know what? as president of our country, i've got to do something about it and as president of our great country, we're going to be taking in more money than we've ever taken in. >> re

so basically it's the white sox who will be going, steve buckley joins me from boston.or that tweet. >> well, this has been a pet topic of mine for about 12 years now going all the way back to when manny ramirez didn't go to the white house when the red sox won the '07 series. and i defended him. my take all along for years has been, if you don't want to go, don't go. if you do want to go, go with our blessings, and these players shouldn't be criticized. the players there today shouldn't be criticized. the players not there should not be criticized. now we do have a racial divide. i think that's pretty obvious. and the tweet i sent out was simply pointing out, with a play on words, that's a large contingent of white personnel from the red sox were going and the players of color were not. this is nondebatable. and that's where we are right now. it's not -- it's okay to have a discussion about this. it's not okay to criticize who goes and who doesn't go. >> uh-huh. well, boston management, they framed the issue. the sox, they say it's an issue of personal choice and not o

1st of all i have to ask you david why the nightingales flock to the city they're meant to flock to buckley square if people know the song but they they really do felt above it in recent years berlin is full of nightingales and it's the 2nd biggest city in europe it's rather astonishing. and i think it has to do with the fact that there's a lot of greenery in this city and a lot of unkempt greenery in the parks the kind of shag kind of brush next to the ground and this is where they live rather you know. whereas in more elegantly trim manicured parks the nightingales would have nowhere to go but in berlin they fit in with the shagging yeah i mean we must despise the myth that they are melodious it's not actually they're not very melodic. but they sing in the dark nightingales now why is it that they sing in the night good question in a way scientists say they're not really sure why except they get the opportunity to communicate without any conflicting bird sounds it's all kinds of human partying sounds and trains noise but they have the natural acoustic spectrum all to themselves where they

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by to the earth and if it were to hit the u.s., it would cause catastrophic damage to the planet buckley, it's not. >> i like to tell people that asteroids hold the clues to our ancient past as well as the keys to our future. >> reporter: no doubt we will also be keeping our eyes on the sky. last year, president trump talked about creating a space force so if that becomes a reality, odds are, it would play a part in defending earth from an incoming asteroe west m swimsuit family. muslim supermodel helena aiden made history by gracing the pages of the magazine wearing a hijab and working and illustrated included the model wearing a bikini in its swimsuit edition and the 2019 su stands on 8 may. >>> in the 70s, he was known as the boy in the bubble and david vetter was born without an immune system and could not fight off infections. the boy survived in a plastic chamber but died at the age of 12. now, there is a daring breakthrough developed in part right here in the bay area that may cure the bubble boy disease. >> we are taking the patient's own cells and we are correcting them. >> meet

buckley jr. after the vietnam war, and he had this to say about the battlefield. >> mm-hmm. >> i mean, he is, and that man with a bayonet. infantry soldier is, rather, the ultimate weapon.as >> the worldurned many times in the decades since general westmoreland made that statement. and now, certainly, a man with a rifle, with a bayonet, soldier on the ground, certainly can be the arbiter on a particular battlefield, but increasingly, that soldier is supported by or even perhaps augmented or replaced by a soldierse with a mr a joystick, flying an unmanned aerial c vehicle, whi conduct a kinetic strike. certainly, in the fightit against isisook infantrymen on the ground -- iraqi, syrian, and so forth with our support, but our support was unmanned aerial vehicles, it was a fusion of aferent forms of intelligence and advice and assistance and training and equipping. so we actually were able to defeat isis, and i give the previous administration credit for getting this going, for not only returning forces to iraq and then, ultimately, syria, but also to enabling others rather than us doing

you know, i knew bill buckley, and you have done such a fantastic job carrying on histh legacy o show. >> well, i appreciate that. you have been one of the largest and most prominent exponents of conservative supply-side economics. >> for sure. >> and really for the last 20 years, both on the political side and on the policy side. and now you are an outside adviser of the white house for donald trump. you were also an inside adviser of his politicalampaign, his presidential effort. >> right. >> and the president has asked you to serve on the federale researds of governors. >> yep. >> tell me when you first met president trump. >> it was almost exactly four years ago, and his campaign was just getting going.ed i walk into that room to see him at trump tower on fifth avenue having a negativedo impression old trump. i didn't like his persona. and we snt about an hour, and i walked out of that room with stars in my eyes. then the other thing that happened to me, margaret, that really influenced my working with donald trump was going to some of his rallies and just meeting the people. and

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response to the move, the president has criticised it and called for talks, from washington chris buckley more to stop migrants from illegally crossing over into the united states. he has done nothing to hide his frustration. even taking pictures of large groups being apprehended by border patrol agents as they try to speak into america. but, it is not just people who cross his partner every day. it is a huge amount and the president believes that opportunity to put pressure on the mexican government. in a post on twitter, he said onjune the 10th the us would impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming into the country from mexico and he warned that tariff would gradually increase to up tariff would gradually increase to up to 25% by the 1st of october. they have one it will respond vigorously. of course, if this debt is carried out it will be great, very serious, extremely serious. but iam sure very serious, extremely serious. but i am sure this is something that is not destined to happen. if this is put in place in my opinion, we must respond very strongly. tariffs have become a favourite we

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filming with his phone, eric buckley realised what was happening. other two stepped out of the passenger seat. they were carrying knives, or three of them. priscilla said they had just reached the steps in borough market. people said, run! they started running and when i look again, she has not next to me anymore. eric saw sara zelenak fall overin anymore. eric saw sara zelenak fall over in her heels. he noticed a young man trying to help her up, probably james mcmullen. he young man trying to help her up, probablyjames mcmullen. he watched the attackers stab them, neither survived. there were questions asked today about why specialist ambulance men let police officers had neighbours of the public to treat those injured at the borough bistro while they left the scene after hearing gunfire. an american has carried out the deepest dive ever recorded in a submarine in one of the most hostile places on earth. he went nearly seven miles to the marianna trench and spent four hours exploring the debts only to find plastic, including sweet wrappers down the

joining me right now is the working mom behind this viral post sarah buckley friedberg. thanks for having me on, kate. >> thank you. it resonated with me and resonated with a lot of people. why did you decide to speak out? what was the -- i don't know, the last straw for you? >> you know, it wasn't planned. i wasn't sitting down to, you know, write this post that everyone would hopefully, you know, resonate with. i had kind of a tough day, and i had all of these things which i think many working moms do running through my head that i was trying to keep going and i sort of kind of just vented about it on my facebook page. >> why do you think it resonated with so many people? you weren't planning to go viral? no one i guess really does plan to go viral, but why do you think it resonated? >> i think so many people who are trying to keep it all together, keep the kids together, keep their job together have sort of that similar running list, and it's always in the back of your mind and you always, you know, you might be at school our might be at work, but you're thinking, oh,

he's been, you know, a littleam f buckley concerned, been a -- what can you say before donald trump?they've just completely thrown their brand out window. they're big spenders. i mean, biggest spending squad of republicans. they're big-government republicans. they've just trashed the rule of law. they don't care about it. the very standards they held blnt to they've completely forgotten now. er that excusing perjury by the attorney general of the ups of america. they are supporting tariffs, they are shutting down immigration. they're doing everything, everything that ronald reagan opposed, including kowtowing to an ex-k.g.b. agent. it's just madness. >> counting the amount of laws trump has even broken or bending laws. what is the tipping point for voters? how do the democrats wrap that into something? and i think it's none of the specific legal issues, it trump and wealthy people are part of a rigged system that have two sets of law. >> i think we're there. i'm in the minority here. i think people -- i know there was one poll out this weekend, it's an outlier, donald trump is a 40%

positions because, as you said all along, he's not a republican, he's not a conservative, he's not a buckley conservative, he's not an edmund brk conservative, he's not a russell kurt conservative. he's just a -- he's a guy that loves power and exploiting these divides when he doesn't even believe it himself. >> he's not even an evangelical christian. all the women who marched right after his election, this sort of legislation will motivate them even more in 2020. that's the first thing. the second thing is that this is about in some significant way an at and it's bound up with this desire to go back to an age, a time in the country when women were in their place and men could control their bodies and control their choices. to go back to a people and at the hear of this is in some wa and we have people who mend the garment of the country in order to go back to this period of time. at the end of the day, joe, this is an attempt to control women. and we need to understand that for what it is. and i know that not on women but those who stand in sol daft with them, who will resist this. and last

buckley attacked bill clinton supporters for doing in 1998. >> well, you know, there's a couple of thingshere, joe, that are of interest. one is we've been talking about for over two years, how is it that so many people with past qualifications, past examples of character and leadership checked all of that at the door and go into just total succumbing to donald trump. it's a mystery as to how many people who know they will be tainted by trump by their association with him, just dive into the tank for him. the other aspect of it is unwittingly or wittingly but probably unwittingly what bill barr has done and what the white house has done, what emmitt flood did yesterday with the release of a letter which was a political document more so than it was a legal document, is that they keep this story going. they keep it going. there's going to be more hearings, there's going to be months of hearings. instead of sitting back and saying the thing is over and responding with candid truth, the attorney general chose to, as you indicated and as many have indicated, as nancy pelosi just indicated, he