danielle mark. >> it should be less pressure. >> now you're object my territory.f i wroug you here, giving richard this is what we're talking about. >> howl patients on a waiting list die each year? >> 45 thousands in america that die without insurance. >> i feel like it's low grade rap battle. is there's times i want to go, ooh. >> i think that the thing about the american health care debate is that it seems to be loose on the evidence. >> i think it's not just that debate. we don't like to let fact influence. so one of the defining features of canada and maybe as the world is health care. >> it is a defining feature. especially here too. many countries seen as how could ab e scream become a national symb symbol. we have our health care system. it has become a symbol of who we are and away it means to be canadian. the fundamental answers to value spaced questions. like do we place well being above wealth. do woe need that good health leads to other good outcomes like a strong economy and more cohesive communities. when we polled them and asked what makehouse prou

danielle mark. >> this should be less pressure than against a u.s.or. >> now you're on my territory. home game. >> if i brought to you the u.s. i would have been like super -- if you haven't seen the clip of the doctor. >> on archl how many canadians wait li die on a waiting list. >> i know there are 45,000 in america dying because they don't have insurance at all. >> when i watch it i feel like it's sort of low grade rap battle. >> nice. nice. >> you won. >> that's great. >> there is times i want to go, ooh, yeah! >> i think the thing about the american health care debate is that it seems to be pretty loose on the evidence. >> yeah that's the kind of thing we do in america. it's not just limited to that debate. we don't like facts influencing. >> get in the way. >> so one of the defining features of canada in the eyes of america maybe the eyes of the world is health care. >> it is a defining feature and it's a defining feature here too. i think in many countries seen as bizarre. how could an insurance scheme become a national symbol? but in fact act

that's what it took to break the spell. 39-year-old mark daniels is a lawyer and not a dancer.early knows the choreography and loves his children. i told her i love her he tells us. i told her she's an amazing dancer. ♪ steve osunsami abc news. >> thank you for watching on this friday. i'm >> announcer: live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> we know we're in a great spot right now. ge teearris have sweep the cavaliers to earn the third title. >>orracle the storm as fans get ready to file in for the watch party. good afternoon and thank youorai e i h a 3-0 deficit to n. they capturewi the title. we havh. the warriors want to finish this thing tonight. >> absuttioned nomeely. a 3-0 h until the warriors difficult. the weariers have have had to w inov.bl with the opportunity to sweep in front of them t kerr was asked about what was on his mind he remain seven. >>ed don't mess around. let's play a great i'm havingmg 48 minutes of focus and intensity to get where we want to get to. 48 minutes to win a champion, lo opportunity. >> reporter: well theok warrior were

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western texas intermiary crossed the $70 mark per barrel. danielgeneral electric shares shot up after announcing it is spinning off two businesses. what is the thinking behind the move? jens: if you think of a short-term, it brings more money to investors and also more money to general electric itself. they had quite some trouble in the past couple of years. in 2000, ge was worth almost $600 billion. it was then the most valuable u.s. corporation. now it is down to about $100 billion. if it is a good decision in general, especially to sell, or get rid of the health care business that was growing in the recent past, remains to be seen. long-term, questionable. short-term, good for investors. today was the best day for the ge stock in about three years. by the way, this was the first trading day for general electric in over one century that it was not a member of the dow jones industrial average anymore. it was replaced on tuesday by walgreens. daniel: positive news coming out eventually for g. jens, thank you very much. some good news about tariffs.

mark: stormy daniels. >> it is horrifically negligent for us to ignore what's happening in turkey with mosque opened in america today in the last few years, the largest mosque is in maryland, a dinette outpost of the american government. mark: can you catch us on crtv.com, give us a call at 844-levin-tv. sign up with our wonderful conservative community over there. we'll be right back. ♪ how do you like me now ♪ now that i'm on my way ♪ do you still think i'm crazy standing here today ♪ ♪ i couldn't make you love me applebee's 2 for $20, now with steak. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ...you might never see them again. this summer, bass pro shops and cabela's want you to join the movement and take someone fishing. and there's no better place to get someone started than the gone fishing event, with free fishing at our catch-and-release pond this weekend. plus, great deals on great gifts for dad, during our father's days sale. bass pro shops and cabela's. let's go fishing! . mark: the president has been trashed early on, when he wanted to put in place immigration rules that l

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the three-minute music video, features appearances by hillary clinton, stormy daniels and facebook ceo markted out of the footage. all of this out of the watchful eye of a look alike of kim jong-un. >> don, i'm not sure if that's going to be the pop hit of the summer. it gives you the latest indication of how president trump cannot escape the investigation that he calls a witch hunt even when it comes to music videos. >> that was some good trolling. thank you, i appreciate that. >> let's bring in philip mudd who worked for the fbi and cia. and michael isikoff who is author of "russian roulette." i have to laugh -- good evening to you guys. you know, you call this a very bizarre music video. what's the significance beyond just how strange and trolling it is? >> it certainly is bizarre. the real question is, what the the message that he's trying to communicate here? some of those lines, i wish you could be honest, i wish you had told me the truth, suggest that the family, who are so key on the whole russia story believe that trump may have been some way, betrayed them or promised something he

. >> this video has everything, feates impersonators ofonald trump,stormy daniels, hillary inton doing shots in a club, markkerberg, even a fake a m jong-un mn appearance at the end. it shows him involved in ought sort of shadey activities connected in american politics. we're prett sure he joking. he probably should have titledg the son no collusion instead he went with got me good. he is wealthy developer father worked with donald trump back to host the missea universent in moscow they made a cam yo h inis music video that same year. wake up. what's wrong with you. what's wrong with you? let's get with it. you're always late. you're just another pretty facey i'm r tired of u. you're fired. >> while we' t onhe subject of, russians a russian billionaired of a newpace station and now i'm thinking that's why the president wants to get to spacious. a russian rocket scientist i behind the new space station. that is him in the center at the podium i would vot for the guy with the bow tie, i don't know about you. in 2016 he had a team of scientists a engineers first reveal plans to establish a sentially build nei

and then of all the people in the world, the comment about the stormy daniels just mark sanford is not for a change. something that we needed. i knocked on thousands of doors and people said it's time for a change. steve: you are unlike mark sanford he was running away president trump and you were running toward him? >> absolutely. i think our president right now is doing a phenomenal job. i think the conservative values that he stands for. he is the president with a backbone. and is he willing to say stand up, this is america first. we need to take care of home. we need to get our economy moving. we need to make sure our defense is stronger than it's been in decades, which it is. there isn't much i don't appreciate what the president is doing. steve: katie, what do you think about his immigration policy right now is zero tolerance. if you try to break the law coming into the country illegally you are going to get locked up or separated from your children. >> it's been the same thing. we went through the same thing in summer of 2014. it's congress, career politicians have not solved th

. >> while most incarcerated sex offenders are, in fact, marked men, jamie daniels is one of the exceptions. >> when i was in high school my senior year, i was involved in a relationship with a sophomore. and we had a child. so i am considered a sex offender. i do have to register as a sex offender. there's probably a few people that are naive that don't really understand the situation. but for the most part, i'm respected in here as someone who's not a predatorial sex offender. >> any inmate who might be tempted to harass daniels because of his prior sex charge would need to do so at his own risk. >> this is a regular roundhouse kick. what's that going to do, any time you get in a fight, use that for the leg. top of his leg or come straight down and go high or just drive straight through his ribs like that. >> daniels is an expert in brazilian jujitsu. >> in fact, we developed a lot of this stuff when we used to teach anti-rape clinics, which is ironic i'm a sex offender. and we teach anti-rape clinics to women because it's on the ground. i've never raped anyone. but i'm assuming a rape wo

every day and sometimes even candy hence the name the candy bombers this week marks the seventieth anniversary of the blockade daniel bell met one berliner who was a child at the time. but was from school still feuds attached to temple of airport today seventeen years ago he watched western allied aircraft land here to save west berlin. you well i think of the past in connection with the airports. i feel totally different back in time and my heart and mind relive those hardships. planes no longer fly to and from this place but back then the airport was the hub of one of the most extraordinary rescue missions of all time the soviets blockaded west berlin in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the people of the war torn city where on the verge of starvation west berliners and their mayor and slighter feared the worst. they did. either they should not. fear came in last year's eve day she was either to play the age i am scared of. the western powers response was unique and alledged every few minutes planes dropped essential supplies in west berlin up to thirteen thousand tons each day. was just nine years old but he

and medication daily and sometimes even candy for youngest this week marks the seventieth anniversary of the blockade our reporter daniel but billet met one berliner who was a child at the time of the airlift here's his story. boris still feels attached to this place today seventy years ago he watched western allied aircraft land here to see west berlin. while i think of the past in connection with. i feel totally different back in time in my heart and mind relive those hardships. planes no longer fly to and from. but back then the airport was the heart of one of the most extraordinary rescue missions of all time the soviets blockaded west berlin in one thousand nine hundred eight the people of the war torn city were on the verge of starvation there was no food or gasoline west berliners were afraid of succumbing to the soviets. got there there. either is not only air came in the last year the there should not own either is why they should i.a.s. gaited. the western powers response was unique and airlift every few minutes planes dropped essential supplies in west berlin up to thirteen thousand tons each day the response

. >> the big companies, makers of jim beam and makers mark and woodford reserve and jack daniels, i meant the larger companies have contingencies in place. what does this mean for a smaller distillery like golden moon? >> you know, this trade war can do nothing but hurt us. we're already having our european customers, customers in china, our customers in mexico cancel orders, cancel agreements. i've spent time within the last week in both england and italy. and the consumers there -- i'm in the bars, giving classes -- really are not happy with even buying american products. that's probably the worst effect of this. that not only do we as small producers who live and die on the revenue we get from our special repo special report. not only -- from our exports. not only are we worried about losing margin, we're losing consumer demand. this is bad marketing as well as bad business. >> what percentage of your sales as export goes to canada, to europe, to mexico? >> min my distillery, 15%. we thought this you're would grow to 25 -- this year would grow to 25%. instead, we'll be losing the bulk

(jrstone) it was a big weekend at the box office, new movies made their mark and the blockbusters kept making money. david danielinfinity war" made the top five for a seventh straight weekend: six- point-eight million dollars gave the blockbuster a domestic total of 655-million. "hereditary" exceeded expectations in its debut. after two weekends on top, "solo: a star wars story" fell to second, earning 15- point-two million dollars for a domestic total of 176-million."in three-and-a- half weeks, the met will be hosting its annual ball, and we are going to rob it.""oh, oh, lucky you!"the larcenous ladies of "ocean's eight" got away with a bundle! the comedic caper flick opened higher than expected, with a debut haul of 41-and-a-half million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (justine) coming up -- slush fans, are you gutsy enough to try a ápickle juiceá flavor? we'll tell you when it's making its debut right after the break. right after the break. mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder right after the break. is so good, garry's speechless. so here is gabrielle union. you know i can't resist all that 100%

. >> what's your take, danielle, to the extent to which the president may have helped to bring about markford's downfall with that tweet that he put out at the 11th h on election day tuesday? >> i mean nothing comes as any surprise, coming from donald trump. if he does not like you, he's going to take you down. if it's between him and you, he's always going to choose himself. that's how this administration operates, much like the mob. and so it's, you know, it doesn't, it's never surprises me anything that comes out of his mouth. but the reality is that he is a liar. until we actually start using that word and saying, it not you know, he's not off the cuff. it's not cute, it's not funny. he's not a cowboy, he's a liar and it's jeopardizing our democracy. >> joe, let's take a listen to the clip on why so few republicans on the hill are willing to call out the president. here it is. >> why is it just you and jeff flake and bob corker? where is speaker ryan? the head he have legislative branch? >> what you do is an elected official. an old-time senator told me the name of the game is stay ou

course bond has to change with the times and i think that daniel craig era is a lot more sympathetic. the nuances fantastic. the queen has markedon. she was joined by the newest member of the royal family, the duchess of sussex and her husband prince harry. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has the latest. music plays: "god save the queen". three weeks to the day since their wedding and harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, were once again taking a carriage ride in bright sunshine, this time as part of the queen's birthday parade — trooping the colour, as it's better known. with the duke of edinburgh's retirement, the queen rode in a carriage alone to horse guards parade and the annual demonstration of parade—ground position by the five regiments of footguards. no eye on the parade ground has more experience of this event than the queen's. she first attended it in 1947, and notwithstanding the operation a month ago to remove a cataract, the queen's gaze appeared as sharp as ever as the colour of the 1st battalion the coldstream guards was trooped. the parade over, the carriages made their way back to bucking

by for us at the frankfurt stock exchange daniel uncertainty really shaking the markets yesterday have they managed to shake that off today. exactly well the mark is actually doing better than we initially thought the blue chip index that was most of the day in the green just after twelve pm i guess you can see it it made a little descent but then recovered again but we are seeing quite some of volatility here on the trading floor the euro is also not very strong today down with about zero point three percent that's not really helping the market but still investors are just waiting basically for a new tweet off the u.s. president until the markets could go down again and this or told me actually something very interesting a little bit earlier he said it's so hard right now how to decide how to invest your money autumn we all to mobile shares are very risky everything with china could turn into chaos and also don't invest anything right now regarding to steel and elam in new home so the trade war is certainly here the number one topic all right trade wars or not aside danielle what else is making the markets move. but besides the trade for. the

and sometimes even candy hence the name the candy bonus this week marks the seventieth anniversary of the blockade the w. reporter daniel berlant met one bella who was a child at the time who was from school still feuds attached to temple of airport today seventy years ago he watched western allied aircraft land here to safe west berlin. you well i think of the past in connection with the airports. i feel totally different back in time and my heart and mind relive those hardships. planes no longer fly to and from this place but back then the airport was the hub of one of the most extraordinary rescue missions of all time the soviets blockaded west berlin in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the people of the war torn city where on the verge of starvation west berliners and their mayor and slighter feared the worst but it is. either they show that. it came in last year's eve day she not only either is played. i edited. the western powers response was unique and alledged every few minutes planes dropped essential supplies in west berlin up to thirteen thousand tonnes each day. was just nine years old but he still rem

second inning, daniel mengden gives up two home runs including this three-run shot by evan gattis. the a's lose 6-3. >>> this year marks big milestone for the oakland a's. 50 years in the bay area. owner charles finley brought the team west from kansas city in 1968. fin lay put on a show every game to bring in fans. but paying his players, that was a different story. these were part of the aefts a's team that won three straight lo money because he kept it all. he didn't give too much of it out. >> he did a lot of great stuff for the game of baseball the color coding of the stuff. that's obvious today. but i don't know. the guy was -- he just had to stir the pot every now and then. >> those interviews were part of our emmy award winning documentary series, bay area revelations. the episode tells the untold stories of the a's and the giants. it will air this friday after the giants game on nbc bay area. i know you're doing this series. you went out and did a lot of these interviews. >> we talked to barry bonds and he tolds stuff he's never told us before. we are looking forward to it friday night. barry bonds, jose canse

stormy daniels >> afghan president announcing a cease fire with the taliban to c coincide with the holiday markarking the end of ramadan >>> starbucks $1.95 to $2.15 in most locations prices remain unchanged for lattes and iced coffees. that's the news update this hour you are up-to-date, carl back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> to dominic chu at hq as european stocks close for the day. dom? >> we're in, at least, losing momentum territory right now starting the day off on a generally positive note. the tone got more mixed as the day progressed more red on the screen than we thought. broader stocks europe ended up fractionally negative on the day here a drop of 2.5% in april. it already fell 1.1% in the month in march, fourth straight drop for that particular reading in germany earlier in the session, banks were among some of the best performers commerce bank and, as you can see there, even beleagued deutsche bank seemed to find some bid today quantitative easing, those talks begin this week. british stocks didn't open on time today due to technical issues but did resume trading at 9:

daniel mengden deep... pujols hits his 625th career home run angels add an extra run to end the inning things got interesting in the ninth a's down by one...with two on. mark with a bloop down the middle mike trout can't get there in time heaney in the dugout was losing his mind canha goes 2-fo4... had a home run in . eleven... oakland with the bases juiced. jonathan lucroy walks it off... singles to deep right off eduardo paredes it's his fifth career walkoff hit a's win 6-5... they take 2 out of 3 against the angels the u-s open is one of the hardest majors to win shinnecock hills took everyone out... tiger woods, jordan speith, rory mcilroy, and jason day all missed the cut let's head to new york... dustin johnson... the number-one ranked golfer in the world... in contention until the end... but not quite enough as he finised 3-over... 2 strokes back here is your winner... brooks koepka... last year's surprise winner is a surprise no more... he shot a 68 today... finished at 1-over to win by a stroke... it's the 6th time a golfer has won back-to-back u-s opens the u-s-g-a will be under a lot of fire... though... for creating a course so dificult that no

daniel baker was driven to a funeral home with a police escort. officers and civilians paid their respects as that motorcade passed by today. mark strassmann is following the search for the suspect. >> reporter: in the search for a cop killer, investigators say their focus is 31-year-old steven wiggins, and add that he's real trouble with a decade of violent crime behind him. dickson county sheriff daniel baker was gunned down responding to a call about a suspicious car. police identified wiggins as the gunman from the sergeant's body camera. >> anyone who might see this individual, call 911. do not try to approach him. he is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: when baker's police radio went silent, deputies were worried. s. to track down to track down his cruiser. his cruiser and found his body inside it two miles from the original traffic stop. detectives say 38-year-old erika castro-miles was in the suspicious car with wiggins, and she saw him shoot and kill she baker. they also say castro-miles told them wiggins had been smoking meth all night after beating her up and stealing her car. she was found hiding under a house and ch

silence has been held at a ceremony in north london to mark the first anniversary of the finsbury park terrorist attack. our home affairs correspondent danielho was killed in the finsbury park attack one year ago. and the iman, who preserved the rule of law, making sure the attacker was kept safe until the police arrived. this is our city. this is our way of life. those who seek to divide us should know this — you will never succeed. applause. darren 0sborne had deliberately driven a hire van straight into a group of muslims on a warm night during ramadan. 0ne survivor, abdirahman ibrahim, was hit by the van and then helped restrain the attacker to protect his more seriously injured friends. he says that many of those caught up in the violence are still suffering, either physically or mentally. the anxiety, the post—traumatic stress disorder. some of us have panic attacks. so, this will be ongoing. no matter how much counselling or therapy you take, no—one will ever forget what happened that night. makram ali, who was killed, was 51 years old and sat in the same chair for prayers at his local mosque every day. and there is now a memorial to

mark steyn joins us. i should say that i am not judgmental, i'm not mad at stormy daniels but i noticed, i can't help butn the left is to elevate and celebrate anything that is repulsive, degrading, bad for you, anything that is low and ugly, they deify it. what is that about? >> yeah, i think there's an element of -- i would say -- i thought originally it was confusion but i think it's actually intentional because on the one hand, you have miss america saying that we are not goingg to have the swimsuit round anymore because that is demeaning of women. so you can't have a swimsuit round but if you take off your swimsuit and you have sex with 37 different guys on screen and one motion picture, there were people will hail you. want to make sure i get the quote. "one of the most successful porn stars ever." that is a really great thing to be. i mean, porn is rubbish. the plot is rubbish, the dialogue is rubbish, -- >> tucker: look, and interested in journalism,sm we checked her films on imdb and here are some of them. you may not be familiar because maybe your notice cultured. "sex bots program for pleasure

daniel baker was driven to a funeral home with a police escort. officers and civilians paid their respects as that motorcade passed by today. mark strassmann is following the search for the suspect. >> reporter: in the search for a cop killer investigators say their focus is 31-year-old steven wiggins and add that he's real trouble, with a decade of violent crime behind him. dickson county sheriff daniel baker was gunned down responding to a call about a suspicious car. police identified wiggins as the gunman from the sergeant's body camera. >> anyone who might see this individual, call 911. done try to approach him. he is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: when baker's police radio went silent, deputies grew worried. they used gps to track down his cruiser and found his body inside it two miles from the original traffic stop. detectives say 38-year-old erika castro-miles was in the suspicious car with wiggins and she saw him shoot and kill baker. they also say castro-miles told them wiggins had been smoking meth all night after beating her up and stealing her car. she was found hiding under a house and charged with first-degree

new movies made their mark and the blockbusters kept making money. ( james ) david daniel has the numbersave the blockbuster a domestic total of 655-million. "hereditary" exceeded expectations in its debut: the horror flick opened with 13- million dollars. "deadpool two" fell to third place, but rose to 279-million domestic with a 13-point-seven million- dollar weekend.(nat)after two weekends on top, "solo: a star wars story" fell to earning 15- million dollars for a domestic total of 176-million."in three-and-a-met will be ball, and we are "oh, oh, lucky the larcenous "ocean's eight" a bundle! the flick opened expected, with of 41-and-a- dollars. in david daniel. seven day seven day (darya)that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (james)don't forget, you can stay connected on our mobile app, kron four dot com and on our facebook and twitter >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." a teenage run-away. >> i chased her down the road. she's screaming horrible things. >> announcer: she has a 35-year-old boyfriend. >> i got a call back, this man was shooting at her

new movies made their mark and the blockbusters kept making money. ( james ) david daniel has the numbersht weekend: six- point-eight million dollars gave the blockbuster a domestic total of 655-million. "hereditary" exceeded expectations in its debut: the horror flick opened with 13- million dollars. "deadpool two" fell to third place, but rose to 279-million domestic with a 13-point-seven million- dollar weekend.(nat)after two weekends on top, "solo: a star wars story" fell to second, earning 15-point-two million dollars for a domestic total of 176-million."in three-and-a- half weeks, the met will be hosting its annual ball, and we are going to rob it.""oh, oh, lucky you!"the larcenous ladies of "ocean's eight" got away with a bundle! the comedic caper flick opened higher than expected, with a debut haul of 41-and-a-half million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james coming up in the next hour... a high school valedictorian in petaluma is getting national attention after her school cut-off her speech at graduation. ( james ) plus... a police chase in the tenderloin district in

last month boe governor mark carney said the monetary policy committee will need more time to gauge the strength of the economy after a mixed set of first quarter data joined by daniel vanatta from unicredit. thanks for being with us what do you expect from the vote today? >> i think the vote will be 7-2 for the bank to remain on hold with the rate. the event should largely be a flaun-eve non-event today. most members of the committee are looking ahead to the august round where there will be the inflation report, a new set of forecasts, and more data by that point. data recently has been mixed not all of the data was temporary, and there are signs that there is further weakness in the economy most members will want to wait for more data. >> let's dig into this data. we talk about a temporary soft patch in the early part of this year you're questioning whether it ends up being temporary or more sustained. what about the data you've seen indicates it could be more than temporary? >> we've seen the pmis of business surveys rebound a bit ading indicators are not muchthe improved >> industrial production you mean >> no, the manufacturing pmi, new orders for inventories r

away from the music industry, footballer daniel sturridge, who has played for liverpool and england, tweeted that today markedsialfigure, he is from florida and he was about 40 miles from miami where he lived, on monday. he went into a motorcycle shop, allegedly to purchase a motorcycle, as he was leaving the parking lot, authorities say two gentlemen approached him and fired shots into his vehicle. the authorities say that allegedly somebody reached in and still his louis vuitton bag. they haven‘t confirmed it but they think it might have been a random robbery. he was taken to hospital and pronounced dead. he was only 20 years old as you said. he was a controversial rapper. he had only been on the scene for a couple of years and only reached the pinnacle of success within the last year and a half, last year he had his debut album and it was certified gold almost immediately. his second album came out this year, in march and went to number one on the billboard album charts. he had many fans in the rap community including kendrick lamar, kanye community including kendrick lamar, ka nye west, community includin

reporter david daniels says if they are not your thing there, will be a variety of other options for you. >> "deadpool 2" remained in the number five sport crossing the 300 million markosses. "tag" was chased down to fourth place with ticket sales of $8.2 million. they crossed that mark in the domestic box office with the third place weekend spot worth $11.7 million. >> okay. do you want a cookie? >> reporter: after one weekend on top, "incredibles 2," fell to second with $89.9 million, giving the sequel a 10-day domestic total of $350 million. jurassic is world fallen kingdom ruled the box office. the dino sequel rampaged through, gobbling up $150 million in its debut weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> check this out, the star of jurassic world, chris pratt surprised movie goers at the premier yesterday. the afternoon showing of his new film also raised money for children of law enforcement families suffering from cancer. pratt signed autographs and took part in the charity auction in tonight's event. he even stayed and watched the movie. chris pratt is no stranger to solano county. his brother, daniel pratt, is a sheriff deputy there. >>> san francisco ea

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on the heels of the cambridge analytica scandal which prompted mark zuckerberg to testify before american and european law makers. danielresearch, thank you for joining us. the impact on facebook. >> this is a gut punch. you've gotten through the beltway in brussels, the v-shaped recovery in the stock and the last thing you wanted to see if you're a bull is a chinese data privacy issue with hauwei at the exact point the u.s. and china are negotiating. this was one where you knew things were going to come out but the fact that it's a chinese data company, especially in the light of national security and zte and broa broadcom, qualcommi view this as one you see stock weakness here and the last thing facebook wanted to see was a call last night from mark warner. >> especially after they testified in front of congress. so there's implications that did mark zuckerberg lie under oath to congress, because a congressman was pressing him bow data concerns, privacy, who's getting it. now congress is learning wait, china can actually access our data. >> that's why the key is if it's on the phone or on the servers. in the article,

mark mccall and medical now if a difference is i would say it won't be esteemed the us. but the problems i also would not expect daniel grow very good to hear thoughts on this thank you very much for joining us there from brussels and an interesting discussion on up front recently about the future of the european union can the bronx survive the populous wave with the rise of anti e.u. parties and the u.k. on the way out is certainly a gloomy picture many hasn't sat down with gave very bad the lead breaks it negotiator for the european parliament you can watch the show by clicking on the shows tab on al-jazeera dot com and then click on outfront now as if the e.u. didn't have enough on its plate now it's also having to deal with a looming trade war with the us along with canada and mexico it's hitting back against its longtime ally after being slapped with new metal tariffs there placing levies on billions of dollars worth of u.s. products from orange juice to pork whiskey and motorbikes and the european union is also preparing a case against the u.s. at the world trade organization. we have been very clear about the c

daniel with the weekend's top five movies. "deadpool two" remained in the number five spot, grossing five-point-three million dollars and crossing the 300-million markpoint- two million. the larcenous ladies of "ocean's eight" crossed the 100-million-dollar mark in domestic box office with a third-place weekend worth 11-point-seven million. (nat) "what the...?" (nat) "cookie? cha-cha want a cookie?"after one weekend on top, "incredibles two" fell to second, but 80-point-nine million dollars gave the pixar sequel a 10-day domestic total of 350-million.(nat-roar) "jurassic world: fallen kingdom" ruled the box office! the dino-sequel rampaged through cineplexes, gobbling up 150-million dollars in its debut weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) the award for the world's ugliest dog has been given out. this is zsa zsa...she's a rescued english bulldog... and she took home the hardware for world's ugliest dog saturday at the sonoma-marin fair in petaluma. with the win comes 15-hundred dollars. zsa zsa's tounge is nearly 13 inches long and you can see her chompers sticking out at the top. seven day >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." >> dr. phi

daniel with the weekend's top five movies. "deadpool two" remained in the number five spot, grossing five-point-three million dollars and crossing the 300-million markourth place, on ticket sales of eight-point- two million. the larcenous ladies of "ocean's eight" crossed the 100-million-dollar mark in domestic box office with a third-place weekend worth 11-point-seven million. (nat) "what the...?" (nat) "cookie? cha-cha want a cookie?"after one weekend on top, "incredibles two" fell to second, but 80-point-nine million dollars gave the pixar sequel a 10-day domestic total of 350-million.(nat-roar) "jurassic world: fallen kingdom" ruled the box office! the dino-sequel rampaged through cineplexes, gobbling up 150-million dollars in its debut weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... we are following breaking news... a wildfire raging out of control in lake county. hundreds of homes are threatened as people are forced to evacuate. we have a crew on the way to the scene... we have the latest numbers coming up at the top of the hour. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add

daniel ortega accuse him of involvement in the killing of one hundred eighty practices and are trying to force one time revolutionary kara. from the capital. another protest in the city of my now one marking the second month of an ongoing political crisis that's gripped this country since the eighteenth of april now a national dialogue that was hosted by the catholic church if they got out was ended roughly two weeks ago but once again started only on friday wonder the condition the president ordered to go to meet several demands by civil society one of which was to invite a delegation from the european union from the united nations and from the inner american commission on human rights to come to me can i watch and observe the ongoing political crisis another condition is for president or a figure to put an end to the violence against anti-government demonstration. now this an ongoing national dialogue is once again under threat of being suspended because those conditions have not been met the president says that he is engaged in talks with these international bodies but there hasn't been a formal declaration that would signal that an independent investigation into the ongoing crisis is

marks the end of an era. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene and london. wonderful to have daniel with us.lly looking forward to having him on. forhere is an optimum price producers and consumers of oil, the politics and whether this russia and saudi accord holds. our guest from bloomberg on a huger bombshell trading error at deutsche bank. opec agreeing of iran edgeduction, away from a threat. the country's oil minister is optimistic. he says it is time for opec to change course. has reversedmp himself on separating families who cross the border even legally. he signed an executive order that he said will end the practice. the order doesn't say when or how children already taken from their parents will be reunited with them. plans to meetp with vladimir putin next month. a meeting could take place after july 11 or president trump visits the u.k. on july 13. vladimir putin says he wants to restore russia's place in the international community. here the uncertainty over brexit will get worse. authorities are convinced the result will make the process run more smoothly. , australia versus de

confirmed that stormy daniels will be talking to federal investigators tomorrow as part of the michael cohen investigation. you have that to watch. i also want -- we have this quote from markt there. thank you, senator warner. >> important context. that was with a group of donors. what i'm watching for is president trump going to north dakota to campaign for kevin cramer. cramer had criticized the white hou house. some thought he wasn't as committed to the race. this shows he is. >> i think one i'm going to watch for mark warner to walk that back. two, supreme court decision, the travel ban. the decision on the travel ban could come tomorrow. >> a big deal. you have a baseball game you want to tease. we are out of time. >> go capitol hill little league. >> that does it for us tonight. i don't know if i have time to show you sasha. we will be back from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. for now, good night from washington. >>> leaks, secret tapes, special prosecutors and presidential paranoia. when i hear those words today, they have a familiar echo to me. 40 years ago, i made the movie "all the president's men" about how woodward and bernstein chased the watergate story. it stayed

daniels story. and blamed the president for steve scalise's shooting saying he was culpable. you can't agree with everyone, this nation is founded on debate and conversation, but the problem with markford, he can't get into a seat at the table with the president because he's been so offensive. it's one thing to have a disagreement about policy, it's another thing to go personally attacking someone on national tv time and time again. we need to move beyond that. the tariff issues that we're talking about now, i would hope that i could have a conversation with the president, but, you know, as a nation, i think we need to kind of take a step and think, this is the world's best negotiator. all the things that everyone has been categorically terrified of, north korea, he's going to bring us to nuclear war. he's managed to bring us this, and i'd like to see what he's going to do in the next few weeks, but when i get to washington i'd like to have a discussion, a respectful discussion with the president. neil:o you agree with his approach on trade? >> right now, you know, i come from a community that needs help with its steel and aluminum, so, you know, i'm going to look out for the peopl