so just on that point, if i can turn to dr. bob to talk a little bit about meeting the medical needs of our residents in sheltering. >> sure. and so we recently, actually last friday, did a tabletop on having a co-located medical shelter in a general population shelter. and one of the things that we have been very careful about is if people come in with medical needs but are able to take care of themselveses in a general population shelter, we would support that. but if people came in and, let's say, tube feed or a ventilator at home and got displaced and didn't have equipment with them, to prevent them from being a burden on the hospital system or acute care system, if heck take care and basically we went to the plan. it was a good success and a lot of different agencies in the room that were our close partnerships and gaps that we have to work on moving forward. part of this will lead into yellow command where we can exercise a bit more on this. >> all right. thanks, doctor. ben, do you have anything to add on that? >> i think th

bob? craft. hello, dr. cramer. how are you doing? >> i am doing well how about you?er: very well hot here but great otherwise. >> excuse me what was that? >> caller: very hot here. >> oh, hot, yeah extremely, probably. go ahead. >> caller: so i'm looking at kirkland gold symbol kl. >> i don't get this one. this one is just -- i like randgold this is the best acting gold stocks on the market it is just incredible. it's like they just discovered gold or something. i have no comment on this one. it is way too hot for me let's go to gary in new mexico, which i thought might be the state of the year. but i don't know gary, you -- cohen, scott cohn anyway, what's up? bets lest go to gary in new mexico gary >> caller: good afternoon, jim thanks for the opportunity >> i like that regina i like that. what's up? >> caller: i called to ask about celgene in your opinion, they just reported -- really, after the close, they reported that they made a breakthrough of a particular illness i do think the biotech group is going up my friend stefan link has been recommending gilead. i t

bob all. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates dr carried away that's cause report. seemed wrong. to me. yet to say proud disdain comes to cancer. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies move. the sales with simple song alone even cycle niggas elsewhere they can find private companies to take over the utilities many bought a telescope. a lab from us you guys we got to. go buy been this is. a more you know i'm bill bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. purpose. downwards. he gave me any handy when you're looking at a legal move though you can be given a legal team even like the good behavior of the movie of the land you know we get word to the police when you get in the house the kneepads in heirloom d'antin the enmity hockley cannot make any out if i

dr. carl and, of course, bob. who helped me bring in el monstero. >> of course bob. >> it was not necessarily the best timing. >> no, it wasn't. >> david, in five years, i will not be able to -- i will not -- >> good for you. by the way, you never looked better wow! look at you. you look totally cool there. >> a double header red snapper >>> now we have to talk business that's enough about fishing. let's talk about cbs andm moonves. >> that's an el onstero situation. >> it is what we know at this point the cbs board is meeting later today. they're going to be discussing the future of mr.m moonves who was the subject of ronan farrow. it falls under the headline of sexual harassment that included potentially payoffs, or at least and/or intimidation. it wasn't good the question and always, i think, with these, as the cbs board is prepared to undertake an investigation, jim, is there's always seems to be more out there. you know, a guy spends eight months working on a story. i can tell you that's a long time you're tr

dr. doolittle of "60 minutes." the wildlife editor. >> simon: i feel like i'm in an elephant sandwich. >> pelley: bob talked about it in 2011. >> simontous cruelty. and, it's very refreshing to go see them, after you've spent a lot of time interviewing politicians. >> pelley: he went to central africa, where scientists are beginning to understand how elephants communicate. ( elephant roar ) >> simon: excuse me, we have a vocalization. >> andrea turkalo: that's a protest. >> pelley: he went to a remote corner of brazil in search of jaguars in the wild. >> simon: we happened to be there as a jaguar swam from one side of the river to the other. it was a once-in-a-lifetime shot in the dark. >> pelley: he traveled to the edge of the north pole with filmmaker john downer, whose remote cameras record life among the polar bears. >> simon: is he trying to intimidate us? >> pelley: but elephants were his favorite. he and producers michael gavshon and harry radliffe did three stories on them. >> simon: you fall in love with them, and you don't want anyone to hurt them. >> pelley: but as "60 minutes" has reported over the years, african elephant

dr we had the indictments last week, the justice departmentno indicteder russian operative this week. time will heal some of the wounds. you saw some of the effect of donald trump's stt yesterday. bob corker, republican senator, who said the dam had broken, and today was saying that donalg trump is makstep in the right direction. if you look at the polls, opinions on russia divide on nartisan lines. republicans think trump is doing the right thing, democrats think he is doing the wrong thing. it is going to return to that srm and it takething remarkable to break out of the partisan divide in the country. laura: but the economy is good heading into theidterm elections in november. the president doesn't need this. anthony: no, it is a big distraction.o ys when he could have been talking about the economy, and he was tweeting about the economy earlietoday, but it is f message. what donald trump wants to do, he wants to rally the base. that is what he talks about immigration, the media, and he wants to talk about jobs and the economy because it is a good neack record. democrats would ly do better talking about health care and issues that get their voters out. but they are pfectly happy

bob, let's start with you. is copper sounding the alarm on the market can we call copper dr. copper?you know, i hate that tired nickname for copper. i do especially when you look at what's happened in the 17% you mentioned, dom it is mostly the trade wars. when the threats of the trade wars started, it is when the downdraft started. going back to down 7% since june in copper. it is on weaker dollar, the inverse relationship, and short covering the copper sell-off is additional shorts over the last three months or so it is not just exiting china slowdown it is all related to the trade war. >> all right there's a lot going on there jim, how low could copper go what are the next key levels you're watching here for copper? >> well, it did bounce off a relatively key level when it hit 266. now, it is still bouncing along a downward trend line. i need to see a to see a base ae strength before i think it's going to have a snap-back rally. if it settled above 280 i think it could bounce back up to maybe 300. right now it doesn't look any good so it has to prove some points before i get in it

dr. shulkin was up for his confirmation, and we will submit a number of for the record, one of the questions was from a guy by the name of bob tom's, nickname is cajun bob. he lives in alaska. he's very well known in my state, beloved, but he's more well-known in washington. people probably don't know his name but if you been going down constitution avenue for the last six months and seen that giant portrait of a marine and the tet offensive, at the news museum, it's huge. got a marine, he is counterattacking, he's a staff sergeant or again and the tet offensive, way city battle. his candies are shredded. that's cajun bob. he received six purple hearts in the marine corps, silverstar in the battle of way city. that battle has depicted i think it is still up there in the news museum. you should go take a look. and his question to me, a real here among us, we have so many we are proud of, was the concern we hear from so many veterans that there's been stories of senior leadership at the va not being held accountable for some actions they take into i think we try to address this with accountability act but the veterans themselv

dr. jeffrey sacks, thank you very much. coming up on "morning joe", another extraordinary moment from the joint news conference, president trump endorsing vladimir putin's idea for bobeam up with russia to investigate russia's election meddling. of course, putin's suggestion came with a catch. plus, former cia director john brennan told us that the president's meeting with putin almost certainly was recorded by russia to use if and when the kremlin chooses. we will go live to moscow where nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel is on the ground. he joins us straight ahead on "morning joe." ♪ ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together at the lincoln summer invitation sales event. get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus $1,000 bonus cash. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. are you ready to take your then you need xfinity xfi.? a more powerful way to stay connected.