business daily news live from berlin fears of confrontation grow as president donald trump or 1st as a nation of terror excuses the islamic republic of carrying out attacks in the gulf of oman the us has these black and white images of iranian forces prove that terror on set off explosions on 2 oil tankers yesterday iran's as calling the u.s. accusations alarming and wrong also coming out.

business daily news line from berlin a last minute deal on migration house mexico avoid potentially devastating us terrorists president trump says he's suspending planned levies on mexican goods indefinitely after mexico agreeing to do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory also coming out. of the german foreign minister hike obama begins a tour of the middle east with stops in jordan and iraq he's hoping term induced tensions with iran. bad news for stingy in are not giants g 20 finance ministers meeting in japan they don't make it harder for the big tax to avoid paying tax to have the details. and germany's women kick off their world cup campaign with the one known victory over china. on the welcome to the program. the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through its territory to the u.s. border but the deal appears to fall short of the key u.s. demand that mexico accept the designation

business daily news live from berlin polls close in istanbul after millions of voters cast their ballots and a rerun of the city's mayoral election the last results for an unknown that after handing a narrow defeat of president turned on a cave party live to our correspondent for the latest also coming up. u.s. national security advisor john bolton who warned that iran not to mistake u.s. prudent where we can at this after the u.s. says it launched cyber attacks on a rating in military computer systems. and australia is a lemonade and dramatic fashion at the women's world cup and france while germany marches on to confirm it standing as one of the tournaments favorites with another coming men to perform. good to have you with us. voting has concluded and assemble and a controversial rerun of the city's mayoral election the polls are widely regarded as a test for president. governing a k. party who cried foul play after suffering a narrow defeat the 1st time around the opposition considers the rerun a battle for democracy claiming the end moment of their victory was a desperate attempt by

business daily news line from berlin a last minute deal on migration house mexico avoid potentially devastating us terrorists president says he's disbanding planned levies on mexican goods indefinitely after mexico agreeing to do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory although coming up. german foreign minister hi calderon begins a tour of the middle east with stops in jordan and iraq is helping to reduce tensions with iran.

business group. in business news, we've been talking about the summit on a daily basis, it hasn't even started yet.between the chinese president and president trump. it shouldn't be a surprise. china is the dominant force in global trade and industry. it is the largest exporter. of course, in america, transposition and the administration is very divided. they want to try and stop it and build a wall to coin a phrase, impose tariffs, on another, there is an attitude of look, we can't get away from dealing with china. let's change how we do that. some of the chinese practices don't fit very well with open market capitalism. that is very understandable. the involvement of the state, the dominance of the road, we know these stories, they have been around for a long time. what is getting frustrating out is that trump has an inability to have a consistent path which means he has humiliated the chinese time and again. he is wanting office plan b on china trade, there has been substantial us tariffs paste —— placed on goods in china if there is no progress on the trade deal and this is typical of trump, is

brian: we will talk about your new job at investors business daily, where you are now. t us look at some of your cartoons from the new book. this book is called, "give me liberty or give me a obamacare." why the title? michael: they did not let me put -- an illustrated guide to impeachment. when i look at this obama administration, of things they have done, this massive expansion of government. we have $120 trillion of unfunded liabilities when it comes to entitlements. 15 million more americans on government aid. more than anything, this is what the administration represents. to me, as a political cartoonist. big government, progressive regime. unlawful regime. what i am proud about in this book is it really makes the case on all of the things that they have done wrong. past history is a good way to provide for the future. we are getting into another presidential election cycle. i am hoping this will spark the initiative for people who want real change to get back to our constitutional foundation, to enact them and get involved in the process. that is what political car

. >> laura: i have to say, guys, a lot of things can be depressing daily basis in the news business, but what is really sad is that, you can count on one hand the number of true liberals out there. i used to know christopher hitchens. >> mark: who was great. >> laura: you had a lot of people, former aclu director come i think he still out there, but all of these people. >> mark: the dean. there are some good people, but there are so many good people on the democratic liberal side who have been civil libertarians but get trumpet for any notion of civil liberties and prepared to compromise any rights community constitutional rights they think the only important goal is to get trump. and i didn't vote for trump, but i've been trying to stand up against the oppression of any side that tries to use the ends that justify the means. >> laura: mark, speaker pelosi is out with a statement. congressman meadows, saying in part national security is being threatened and the american people deserve answers. the mueller report reveals the russians with sleeping systematic attack on the election and

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. >> protesters called for daily nighttime demonstrations to continue until all demands are met. >> it is time for the top business newsian quinn joins me in studio. we are starting with a big step forward for the trade deal that would replace nafta. brian: mexico has become the first country to ratify the usmca free trade agreement. the large deal resembles nafta. resembles the nafta it replaces. 114 yeas to 40 nays, mexico has ratified a replacement to the north american free trade agreements. over $350 billion worth of goods last year to the united states. the president praised the move. >> we can have commercial relationships with new circumstances. they are good and beneficial to mexico because they mean foreign investment and jobs and guaranteed trading goods with the u.s. now, if ratified by the three countries, become the usmca, the u.s.-mexico, canada agreement. the 25-year-old -- president trump has said the 25-year-old a the worstccord was trade deal in history. president trump: i don't like canada. it has been bad for the united states. establisheseal different rules for the auto sector. canada is expected

new white house restrictions on travel to cuba are starting to sink in. the tampa bay times expects tampa's travel business to be hit, including daily southwest flights to havana. it has the third largest cuban-american population >>> new york the first state to ban cat declawing. lawmakers just approved it. it will forbid the procedure for aesthetic reasons. >>> the plot thickens when it comes to the answer, who is "jeopardy!"'s leaker. they posted a clip sunday showing the end of james holzhauer's $2 million run. viewers tell the "washington post" it was an inside job, they know who did it, and they will take appropriate action. >> you may want to call ahead to make sure your local sephora store is open today. all 400 stores will be closed for one hour for diversity training. >>. sephora says it was already going to do diversity training before the incident with the popular singer. starbucks closed a thousand shops after a manager called police on two black men who wanted to use a restroom while waiting for a business meeting last year. >>> the office co-worker who brings their bad habits with them. the most annoying and gross office habits. 61% complained o

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new york one is not without senior women in prominent slots on the air. according to management their daily line-up includes 14 women over the age of 40. >> our business of there one day and gone the next. what's your evidence that this is based on age rather than cheaper talent, rather than ratings, rather than research and focus groups? >> well, the fact that most of those people who have taken those slots that we used to have are a lot younger, a lot younger and a lot less experienced. >> the last two years they've created all kinds of new anchor slots. everything that's created are for others, and the others happen to be men and younger women. >> if somebody said, okay, you can have an online prez nsence okay you can do a podcast. you haven't shutout all the opportunities. >> the department responsible for hashing out these ideas and making them happen, they've not been offered to us. >> i understand some people when they get older they slow down, they lose energy, you know, the enthusiasm isn't there. that is not true of us. >> what do you want? what would satisfy each of the five of you? you've raised awareness and now what? >> we want to change th

of at the daily beast, a really moderate, objective group, therapy hypocrisy was on full display. with biden in the race, they ran this peace. "in the news business, it's irresponsible to spread baseless damaging rumors about public figures." really? is rod sterling standing in the wings somewhere? this is the daily beast from march of 2018. "how close is donald trump to a psychiatric breakdown?" or how about this from october 2017. "these 27 top shrinks think trump is nuts." maybe the rules of the news business have changed since then. the fact is, if it's vibrancy, stamina and vitality, if that is part of this presidential contest, wow. who will win that one? when you have a 76-year-old running against a 73-year-old, how could there not be considerations of stamina and how vigorous you are, you have a campaign to run and a country to run. these are legitimate questions. in october, biden understood this. >> is age a legitimate issue? sure it is is. if i were to run, they would judge me on my vitality. can i run up the stairs of air force two. am i in good shape. do i have my faculties, am i energetic. it's totally legitimate for people to ask t

a new report says 20% of local papers have gone out of business emerged in the last 15 years. 2000 counties have no dailye and facebook are pushing back on the idea that they are to blame for this. google says there news function has no advertising, they make no money off that. they say they deliver traffic directly to these sites, a lot of local papers are included in that. we worked for many years to be collaborative and support technology and advertising partner. he works to adapt to the new economic of the internet. every month, they drive over 10 billion? to publishers websites which drives prescriptions and add revenue. google and facebook essentially have a monopoly on all digital ad spending. they take up almost 60% of all at money it spent online. facebook wrote purpose and testament. part of that testimony explains that local newspapers saw a 40% increase in unique mostly visitors to their site between 2014 and 2017 but are really jarring daddy today that we are going to hear from lawmakers about the news media alliance, they represent over 2000 paper around the country. google made $4.7 billio

markets the world thousands of business community members attend a forum to address today's financial issues. especially foreign coverage. welcome back news site the daily beast has named and shamed a man it claims was behind a video mocking u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi making her look drunk but i tell this to the room when she came in and made that statement that he walked in and i tell this to the room when he came in and made that statement then he walked out and i went looking for the russian troll behind the drunk palosi viral video hoax turns out he's an eye tenor and forklift operator from the bronx who's been secretly running hard right news outlets across social media for years also not russian however the man in question denies making or posting the video and the daily beast has come under fire for outing him. the previously anonymous labor of the daily beast maliciously exposed as punishment for having bad politics denies he even committed the thought crime of making the pelosi mocking video insisting he just posted it who cares his politics are wrong ruin his life when journalists engage in docs enough everyone whose politics they dislike

businesses daily. we're going to take a look at the human cost coming up. a newing former vice president joe biden still leading the dems but not as much as he was, as flip flash flopping and accusations of plagiarism weigh on his image. plus, nasa opening up the international space station for consumer flights. details on the incredible opportunity and its hefty price

websites of the american business magazine forbes as well as the hill the federalist and the daily caller on the saudi owned. on the voice of america's persian website until the american news outlet the intercept published this story saying that hash. did not even exist that he was a creation of the m e k an iranian opposition group schooled in the black arts of propaganda and that all the news outlets that had published all of it in forbes this case 61 times had been gained. what was shocking was dark force magazine daily caller federalists the hill published a person who did not exist were talking about someone who they thought existed but never bother to verify in any way shape or form and i don't think you would ever see that happening on any other issue i think this is an iran specific thing in which the standards and the bar in the us media particularly on the right is essentially non existant and his content wasn't very subtle if you go back and see the record label as. you can see where he's coming from but the fact that nobody realized just shows. a lot of responsibility on the part of the media and he really utilized that and he had a track record of published ar

you could start a new business, you and your family still have health care as a right. >> so i could quit "the daily fine? >> absolutely. >> well, it was great meeting with you. ( laughs ). >> so under president bernie, we would be more european like denmark or narnia. >> it's a terrible system and has never wowrkd. and in order for it to work you have to kill several million people. >> millennials have been raised in such prosperous times they just think that, oh, we can make it even better with this insane plan to share the resources. >> you know, i would love capitalism, if it just weren't for all the sick people and all the poor people who can't afford health care. is there a way for me to avoid capitalism to enjoy those things? >> if the solution is socialism, it will make us all equal in our poverty. >> if everyone is poor, isn't that kind of cool because we're all experiencing the same thing. like "hey, the bread line was extra long today." and i'll be like, "oh, yeah, it was. that guy is super observant dispuny." >> not so much, no. i was born in the soviet union. my great-grandfather was ki

fall out how effective the alamo's are or busy their children caleb maupin looks at why it took the daily so long to issue a correction. here remember when the new york times dropped a bombshell about how gina haskell the cia director had convinced donald trump to send russian diplomats packing in response to discreet ball poisoning by showing him photographs of dead ducks and sick children except those reports turned out to be fake news the author has apologized i regret the error and over my apology i strived to get information right the 1st time that is was subscribers pay for but when i give something bone fix it so this is how they fixed it an earlier version of this article in correctly described the photos the jena house bill showed to president trump during a discussion about responding to the nerve agent attack in britain on a former russian intelligence officer miss haskell displayed pictures illustrating the consequences of nerve agent attacks not images specific to the chemical attack in britain let's break this down a little bit more so gina haskell the cia director shows donald trump images of the impact of nerve agents here is wha

businesses daily. we're going to take a look at the human cost coming up. a new poll showing former vice president joe biden still leading the dems but not as much as he was, as flip flash flopping and accusations of plagiarism weigh on his image. plus, nasa opening up the international space station for consumer flights. details on the incredible opportunity and its hefty price tag. and have you ever been so angry at your boss that you dreamt about doing something kind of extreme? why one psychologist says that's not a bad thing. it is monday, it is june 10th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. lauren: here is how your money is moving at 5:00 a.m. all three major averages in the u.s. continue to rally. the dow is gaining 76 points, the nasdaq gaining 22 and-a-half this morning. investors hopeful on trade and that the federal reserve cuts rates after friday's disappointing jobs report. oil also with a green arrow this morning. $54.07 a barrel as russian and saudi energy ministers meet ins moscow today to discuss whether to increase production. markets in germany close

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on local news and a new report from the university of north carolina says 20% of our local papers have gone out of business or merged in the last 15 years, 2,000 counties have no dailyewspaper at all and 3.2 million americans have no newspapers serving their local community. david petofsky, the general counsel for news corp. and news corp. and fox share common ownership says silicon valley dismisses print news as old media but they are not losing to better competition, tech platforms are the ones rigging the system. >> the marketplace for news is broken, in the news business, free writing by dominant online platforms, which aggregate and then reserve our content, has led to the lion's share of online zim advertising dollars generated off the back of news going to the platforms. reporter: but google and facebook are pushing back against the idea they are the ones to blame for declining local news coverage and google says their google news function does not use advertising, they don't make any money off of that feature, and instead they're pushing clicks to news organization sites google giving you the following statement saying we've worked to be asco lab ratifier an

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business but others say cut only is just discriminatory keppel exultant explains. this coffee shop in new jersey might have a distinctly retro vibe. but when owner travis clifton grew tired of the daily grind of dealing with cash he decided it was one blast from the past that needed a modern solution going cashless the big reasons well. you don't have to count the cash you don't have to reconcile the cash i don't have to put pressure on library system a show that the tills match up which means they can focus on given the customer the best service he became one of a growing number of store owners across the u.s. recall fusing to accept cash customers instead paying by cards or through their cell phones but the move to digitize payments ended up being a short lived is a morning express so this year new jersey state legislature banned stores from refusing cash and over the state line new york city's council is also considering banning cashless stores following the footsteps of philadelphia and san francisco. but critics say digital only payments discriminate against the poor listen to this statistic the us government says there are 8000000 families in the us they don't even have a bank

business but some say refusing cash is discriminatory it was on the explains. this coffee shop in new jersey might have a distinctly retro vibe. but when owner travis clifton grew tired of the daily grind of dealing with cash he decided it was one blast from the past that needed a modern solution going cashless the big reasons well. you don't have to count the cash you don't have to reconcile the cash i don't have to put pressure on library system a show that the tables match up which means they can focus on given the customer the best service he became one of a growing number of store owners across the u.s. reeks of using to accept cash customers instead paying by cards or through their cell phones but the move to digitize payments ended up being a short lived is a morning express so this year new jersey state legislature banned stores from refusing cash and over the state line new york city's council is also considering banning cashless stores following the footsteps of philadelphia and san francisco. but critics say digital only payments discriminate against the poor listen to this statistic the us government says there are 8000000 families in the us they don't even have a ban

business supporters of the new legislation though say refusing cash is discriminatory explains. this coffee shop in new jersey might have a distinctly retro vibe. but when owner travis clifton grew tired of the daily grind of dealing with cash he decided it was one blast from the past that needed a modern solution going cashless the big reasons well. you don't have to count the cash you don't have to reconcile the cash i don't have to put pressure on library system a sure that the tills match up which means they can focus on given the customer the best service he became one of a growing number of store owners across the u.s. reeks of using to accept cash customers instead paying by cards or through their cell phones but the move to digitize payments ended up being a short lived is a morning express so this year new jersey state legislature banned stores from refusing cash and over the state line new york city's council is also considering banning cashless stores following the footsteps of philadelphia and san francisco. but critics say digital only payments discriminate against the poor listen to this statistic the us government says there are 8000000 families in the us they don't even have a bank

websites of the american business magazine forbes as well as the hill the federalist and the daily caller on the saudi owned. on the voice of america's persian website until the american news outlet the intercept published this story saying that hash. did not even exist that he was a creation of the m e k an iranian opposition group schooled in the black arts of propaganda and that all the news outlets that had published all of it in forbes this case 61 times had been gained. what was shocking was dark force magazine daily caller federalists the hill published a person who did not exist were talking about someone who they thought existed but never bother to verify in any way shape or form and i don't think you would ever see that happening on any other issue i think this is an iran specific thing in which the standards and the bar in the us media particularly on the right is essentially non existant and his content wasn't very subtle if you go back and record it well as. you can see. where he's coming from but the fact that nobody realized just shows a lack of responsibility on the part of the media and he really utilized that and he had a track record of published article

websites of the american business magazine forbes as well as the hill the federalist and the daily caller on the saudi owned. on the voice of america's persian website until the american news outlet the intercept published this story saying that hash marks did not even exist that he was a creation of the m.e. k. an iranian opposition group schooled in the black arts of propaganda and that all the news outlets that had published all of it in forbes this case 61 times had been gained. what was shocking was dark force magazine daily caller federalists the hill published a person who did not exist were talking about someone who they thought existed but never bother to verify in any way shape or form and i don't think you would ever see that happening on any other issue i think this is an iran specific thing in which the standards and the bar in the us media particularly on the right is essentially non existant and his content wasn't a very subtle if you go back and record of what was published under you can see where he's coming from but the fact that nobody realized just shows a lack of responsibility on the part of the media and he really utilized that and yet it flat record

business but some say refusing cash is discriminatory gable elizondo explains. this coffee shop in new jersey might have a distinctly retro vibe but when owner travis clifton grew tired of the daily grind of dealing with cash he decided it was one blast from the past that needed a modern solution going cashless the big reasons why. you don't have to count the cash you don't have to reconcile the cash i don't have to put pressure on my bristol a sure that the tills match up which means they can focus on given the customer the best service. he became one of a growing number of store owners across the u.s. reach fusing to accept cash customers instead paying by cards or through their cell phones but the move to digitize payments ended up being as short lived as a morning express so this year new jersey state legislature banned stores from refusing cash and over the state line new york city's council is also considering banning cashless stores following the footsteps of philadelphia and san francisco but critics say digital only payments discriminate against the poor listen to this statistic the us government says there are 8000000 families in the us they don't even have a bank accou

new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. >> dana: welcome back to "the daily briefing" on this busy day. she is a member of the house foreign affairs committee, and it's great to have you here. i want to get you some foreign policy, but could i just ask you about the news of the day, joe biden and i today. take a listen to part of his speech. >> i don't think it's naive or old-fashioned. way of doing things. that says the system has to be restored. i think it's time -- you know, he says let's make america great again. let's make america america aga again. >> dana: congresswoman, if i could get your reaction to all of the political news today. trying to draw a distinction between him and president trump you'd >> i appreciate you playing that clip. i didn't see any of his speech. i was on the floor voting. >> dana: you are doing your job. >> that's right. i think the notion of standing up for our values, i was just with the largest congressional delegation and history for the anniversary of d-day, and the overarching theme was the beauty, the strength, and the resolve of the american

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