david. -what is a woodchuck? woodchuck could chuck wood. yeah. blow for $800, please. mirza.o is guy fawkes? -yes. blow for $1,000. mirza. who is neil simon? neil simon. yeah. had a lot of success after that. sailing lit for $200. john. -what's a u-boat? -u-boat. yes. sailing lit, $400. mirza. -what is a star? -right. sailing for $600. david. -who is aeneas? -no. john or mirza? mirza. -who is odysseus? -no. john: no. [ beep ] same guy though -- ulysses. that's the poem. mirza. sailing lit for $800. mirza. -who is count dracula? -count dracula. yeah. sailing for $1,000. david. -what is the dawn treader? -that's it. tongue-twister for $800. david. who is peter piper? peter piper is the one. now the last clue... -david. -who is moses? "moses supposes his toeses are roses, but moses supposes erroneously." [ laughter ] "now, moses, he knowses --" oh, gosh. we're gonna take a break. [ applause ]

david. it's in the woods. it's up in the mountains in maryland. it is technically a u.s. military facility, but what it really is is the official country residence of the president of the united states. and camp david isn't just one house. it isn't like one single living facility. it's a whole bunch of different buildings. a bunch of different cabins or lodges. and they're all named for different trees and shrubs. there's red oak and hawthorne and witch hazel and the hickory lodge. there's a presidential office and a whole bunch of conference and meeting rooms at a place called laurel lodge which was built during the nixon administration in the early '70s. but the main presidential cabin up at camp david is called aspen. and if you do a google image search for it you'll find there are all sorts of great pictures going back decades of presidents enjoying the aspen lodge at camp david in all sorts of different ways. important meetings. just kicking back. ike and mamie playing scrabble at the aspen lodge. there's truman driving up in his convertible to the aspen lodge. there'

david. it's in the woods. it's up in the mountains in maryland. it is technically a u.s. but what it really is is the official country residence of the president of the united states. and camp david isn't just one house. it isn't like one single living facility. it's a whole bunch of different buildings. a bunch of different cabins

arguably last raised them a majority at the last election well indeed this is from the woods of the dixon paper tory m.p. david davies suggests the n.h.s. shouldn't fund life extending drugs for the elderly now this is a of loads wouldn't it if you really all just died with no medicine no doubt it would and of course this is hypocritical because you do exactly the opposite position what he was criticised in the welsh government which is labor run about three or four years earlier so i think people get fed up with hypocrisy and politics that are pretty outrageous well i mean yes outrageous in the sense you can't just switch machines off in the people die i know drugs of a different guy goes according to yes indeed and indeed as former drug illegal drugs well illegal drugs illegal drugs minister we are illegal as well illegal in this country but not illegal elsewhere and the fact of the matter is it is a very strong case for kind of being used for medicinal purposes as it has in many countries concerned an epileptic disloyal b.s.p. when the mother with the medicine all of that kind of the elite of souls to bring

so powerful it tore the sides right off the neighboring homes and sent wood and shattered glass flying causing minor injuries. david, residents reported the smell of gas before the blast. fire officials say the cause is under investigation but at this point they say there were no reported leaks before the explosion. david? >> kenneth moton tonight, kenneth, thank you. >>> next the heartbreak and confusion over the shocking death of anthony bourdain. he was the chef and tv host who so many people admired for his curiosity, sense of adventure and tolerance. we are learning he suffered from loneliness too. abc's adrienne bankert with new details of his final days. >> reporter: tonight, friends family and fans grappling with why anthony bourdain pictured here after a meal just days ago in france took his own life "the new york times" reporting there was cause for concern when the 61-year-old didn't show up for dinner thursday and then missed breakfast friday morning. moment later he was found unresponsive by a hotel employee in his hotel room. >> what are the specialty of the region? >> rachlette. >> cheese. >> fondue.

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david: who is not renting a place? tiger woods. timillion dollar that he has parked out in sag harbor. alix: can you workout, stretch out? david: his boat is big enough. jason: don't worry. david: coming up, no nuclear threat from north korea. that is what president trump says. meanwhile, officials say sanctions will be lifted. alix: watch us online, interact with us directly. go to tv on your terminal. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: i am watching today the singapore summit. it is interesting how everybody is spinninit. president trump coming back, just landing a few minutes ago. this is what he had to say. everybody can feel much safer than a day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. meeting with kim jong-un was a positive experience. north korea has great potential for the future. so it is overcome it is fixed. north korea has an official newspaper of the workers party. this is what they had to say. expressed his intention to lsanctions along with improving the relationship through dialogue and neg

a cake shop owner, lake wood baker jack philips was asked to make a cake for this couple charlie craig and davidlins. he declined. he basically said doing so would go against his christianity, his religious beliefs that marriage is just between a man and a wab. so this case escalated all the way to the supreme court and we now have that decision today that danny, as you noted, is narrow. that's something that's been noted by nbc justice correspondent pete williams who's joining us live again now outside the court. we were just having a conversation with our legal analyst who said this was not a particular surprise given how oral arguments seem to have gone. >> reporter: it was a 7-2 ruling. only justices ginsberg and soto mayo dissented from the court's holding here. they've dodged the larger question. what he's talking about is that the oral argument there was a question from justice kennedy who wrote the opinion here about a comment made by a member of the colorado human rights mmison. co iofhose states thats have has that has hey human rights law and on that basis they said the baker has to b

david? >> gio, thank you. >>> and when we come back, a gunman opening fire on several cars outside an airport. we're monitoring developments as they come in.>>> and the deadly shortly after takeoff, right into the woods. >>> and the big headline with duchess meghan here in london. what will happen in the next 24 hours? h meghan her in london. what will happen in the next 24 hours? the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. help stop the clock on furth

david agus, thank you so much. >>> ahead, the dramatic momento missing girl in the woods.'s a child! we've got a child! >> dramatic body camera video shows the moment police recruits found a missing 2-year-old girl in the woods in georgia. she was missing for more than 15 hours. the savannah recruits followed her cries until they found her wednesday. she had a few cuts, but she seemed okay. >> they're off to a good start. they've been searching for her for t they passed. >> speaking out about sexual misconduct changed the lives of the people who said me too. we'll talk to two "new york times" journalists about what they learned. you're watching "cbs this morning." your local news is coming right up. teenager-- pronounced brain-dead back in 20-13... was taken off life support. her >>> good morning, it is 8:25. i'm michelle griego. jahi mcmath the oakland teenager pronounced brain-dead back in 2013 has been taken off life support. her body will be flown from new jersey to oakland next week. her family says scientists will study her brain. >>> the pawnee fire in lake county h

woods. i've been involved in the pier 70 project for a long time. and dating back to 2006, i've been working with david on implementing mayor newsom's vision. and the crane cove park is a really important piece of the blue greenway. it not only gives us pedestrian and bicycle connection along the water front from mission bay park to the main park in peer pier 70 on down to the power plant site, but it also gives us one of very few water access points for human-powered boats. most of the waterfront down there is too rough, or too turbulent to really encourage human-powered boating. we have mission creek, we have it at pier 52, but this is a really wonderful protected area. and the fact that we're doing so much to encourage water access, maybe why it's a little more expensive? the dirt under the water is probably not terribly clean. like it is everywhere else. but whatever -- and i think the staff has done a tremendous job in controlling costs and getting this project done. and i really encourage you to support it all the way because really, it is a critical piece of pier 70 and it's a critical piece of

woods will be staying. we have a photo now. alix: how can he warm up on a boat? david: $20 million. alix: to be clear, it's not a small boat. 15 miles of two lane roads. it takes a while. alix: do they have a tiger lane. david: ok. we will keep you up-to-date on the u.s. open. we will do bloomberg first take. we are joined by our economic chief economist and our macro strategist. jerome powell gave his news conference and was bullish on the economy. >> the main takeaway is the economy is doing very well. most people who want to find jobs are finding them. unemployment and inflation art low. interest rates have been low for some years while the economy has been recovering from the financial crisis. david: if i did not know better i would say he is a booster. >> a very incremental booster. fed thatot a dramatically became more hawkish or is changing its tone. the forecast are slightly tweaked for stronger growth and firmer inflation. the fed, while it tilted towards changersus three, didn't the interest rate profile over the medium-term horizon. inare still at the endpoint 2020 and th

david nash's imposing wooden sculptures on display at the front can hang on a disused money equipment factory. nash lives in a former mining region in wales and uses wood salvaged from underground railway lines scorching it back for his art. at the museum in vietnam alexander check many photographs of ukrainian miners in the dumbass region on display these mines are considered extremely dangerous and accidents are common conditions similar to those in germany room mines in the not too distant past. at the art museum in artist. showcases pieces inspired by some to rein in objects. he's a very unique feat is very impressive the tunnels and even room as you can walk all the way from essence adult and a lot of calories in the mind to. the museum full klang in essence in the states how industrial landscapes have changed over the course of the past century. the arts and culture logics is not just about the regions supposedly grew reus industrial past it's also confronting today's global issues. david of course coal is undeniably a very polluting business a very dangerous work as well but for mining community even closing this last my big deal it's a big deal

arguably lost yet raise them a majority at the last election well indeed just from the wood to the excellent paper tory m.p. david davies suggests the n.h.s. shouldn't fund life extending drugs for the elderly now this is a very low didn't it if you really all just died with no medicine no doubt it would and of course this is hypocritical because you do exactly the opposite position what he was criticised in the welsh government which is labor run about three or four years earlier so i think the. fed up with a pocket full of fish that are pretty outrageous well i mean yes outrageous in the sense you can't just switch machines often the people die i know drugs of a different guy goes according to yes indeed and indeed as former drug illegal drugs well illegal drugs illegal drugs minister we're illegal as well illegal in this country but not illegal elsewhere and the fact of the matter is it was a very strong case for kind of fish being used for medicinal purposes as it has in many countries concerned an epileptic this choice to be with the mother with the medicine of the leaders or to bring it in the country becau

woods yet. i think this is a positive step forward, but the big thing to watch is due the tariffs take effect and how far do they go in terms of tech -- coverage? davidey made the point this morning, it is not so much the tariffs in and of themselves. they are not that big, but it potentially affects business confidence and investments. are we seeing that yet? ian: i think we are seeing investment indicators here in the united states. we think you are seeing the synchronized growth and we have seen the china growth slowdown and euro growth slowdown and if you add this kind of tariffs uncertainty, you get this investment confidence starting to ebb away and we are seei that in some of the durable goods numbers. it is actually starting to slow and without the boost you are getting from the fiscal easing in the united states, i think we would be looking at a very much weaker u.s. environment. tariffs hit u.s. harder than they do the rest of the world. just about twice as much comes off gdp than the world gdp. alix: usually china will get hit harder. i want to give a last word to you, stephanie. when we wind up seeing china's response, what is left in chi

know you had david on from taylormade earlier in the week there's a lot of good progress and interest >> we're glad you watch "power lunch. we appreciate that how important is it that tiger woods is prominent again in golf does it boost sales? does it help taylormade which is now his manufacturer of choice >> well,it certainly doesn't hurt it definitely helps. you know, but i'll say this. the beginning part of the year, certainly in markets where golf was at a fever pitch, whether it be florida or arizona or california, he wasn't really active, but i will say, when he became active in march and in april, certainly the products that had tw or anything associated with him peaked at unbelievable levels so we're certainly selling a lot of his product and i think that resonated across the stores. so i think it's exciting i think obviously viewership is way up when he plays so i think everyone in the industry is excited to have tiger back in the game >> jordan still sells a lot and jordan hasn't played in 20 years. tiger just is a brand unto himself. you know, a lot of your competitors in this marketplace have struggled, whether it's -- i don't mean to name names or pick on them som

david — what has southgate done?and where did he do it? i wonder if that is where gareth was running in the woodsnto a private hospital. sorry to be gruesome at this hour but they popped his shoulder back in he returned. 0ne this hour but they popped his shoulder back in he returned. one of the first things he said was, i am sorry. yesterday was the first and only day that the staff and players would have completely off during their stay at the world cup. he held their stay at the world cup. he held the players meeting and you can see images of him wearing a sling which we might see a training today. gareth southgate on the sidelines. he said he might have to temper some of his celebrations if england are to score, maybe a fist bump, rather than a to score, maybe a fist bump, rather thanajump of to score, maybe a fist bump, rather than a jump of delight. lots more leisurely exertions. some of them went into st petersburg, 45 minutes from here, a few of them pictured at the hermitage art gallery, seeing the hermitage art gallery, seeing the sights and culture that this pa rt the sights and culture