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the thorniest issue is the ec].iefings from the eu side is that if eu citizens are to maintain the rights they have now, the ec] is the only court to interpret that. what the british side says, they've put forward an alternative scenario, they are saying, if we have an international treaty that carries legal and constitutional force. it can't be easily and picked by a change of government. there would be reassu ra nces government. there would be reassurances for eu citizens in britain, and if you were from new zealand, living in the uk, would you expect in new zealand court to uphold your rights in the uk, probably not. so there's a in london, a sense ofjudicial imperialism. that's the way they talked about the eu approaching this. let me speak to ian wishart, brexit correspondent for bloomberg. i think it's right, it's a complicated is it with a lot of technical problems but you get the impression they've made a lot of progress in these last four days. this looming obstacle of the european court of justice, this lo

. >> operating expenses including the impact of the ec fine were $11.5 billion.ng the impact at the ec fine, operating expenses were $8.l billion in the quarter, up 18% year over year operating income was $4.1 billion. excluding the impact of the ec fine, operating income was $6.9 billion, up 15% versus last year in the operating margin was 26%. >> now, i did have the opportunity to speak briefly with ruth porat, asked her how the company is going to respond exactly and this other worry about whether regulators have an impact on other products down the line the kind of snowball effect here she was not willing to go there with me, simply saying it's an ongoing legal matter one other points analysts are bringing up rising traffic acquisition costs. porat says it will increase, or focus, she said, on growing profit dollars we're pleased to have a strong position in a growing area melissa, back to you. >> josh, thank you, josh lipton in san francisco gene munster of loup is standing by with his analysis so, gene, what are the highlight in your view so far? >> well, t

it wants to be rid of ec] jurisdiction.wn for doing deals at the 11th hour, but if they wait until the 11th hour, the talks cannot progress. stick on the ec] now, how do we move forward? those two men knew that today and they know they will have to work hard behind the scenes to find some kind of compromise, but i'm not sure where. interesting discussions. they will occupy us for days, weeks, months, perhaps years. over lunch, not only talking about some of the insurmountable but also the future plan. they comeback together in august for around three. an awful lot to discuss. thank you. the latest crime figures for england and wales show there was a 10% increase in offences reported to the police for the year to the end of march. violent crimes were up 18%, while robberies increased by 16%. we spoke with the home office minister nick hurd a little earlier. there has been a worrying increase in violent crime which we have known about for a while. were determined to stay on top of that, which is why we publish new laws to ban

and practices the lapd has songs bin seen as progressive reformers of police practice for those the ec adopted across the country is true certainly going back to the 1920's. that is why a it is still important there is another way which is the diversity for a local jail system with federal facilities with those immigration charges and we have those detention centers we don't have that every city but we do have it here. >> what is the reputation of the local jail?. >> who are you talking to? [laughter] >> working with community-based organizations they have held and told the story of incarceration in the last 200 years. so i would it say they are seen either the occupying forces of those segregated committees with those of healthy spaces with members of our communities to have problems and struggles that is not a problem in and of itself. so i think it depends on who you are speaking to and with writing the book incarceration and policing are seen as the struggle there other communities to see the of local police to the flight as 82 engaged across communities that is one of the things i

there has been an offer made to them but they think it should be the ec] that oversees all of that.o be the arbitrator ‘s that is going to be the key issue for many, going forward. at the moment you have the european court of justice. forward. at the moment you have the european court ofjustice. at the moment written are saying they don't wa nt moment written are saying they don't want them to be involved, so who's going to decide where people's whites are and how they should be decided upon? this is going to be an ongoing problem. then you have the issue of the so—called brexit bill, the divorce bill. britain is saying that the days of vast sums of money going to the eu are coming to an end. on the other hand they know that there will be a bill of some sort. 100 billion, 50 billion, nobody knows quite yet. yes we will accept some of the liabilities run times that we were a member but it will not be some huge amount of money going across any longer. all of these things woolly compromise. at the moment we don't know that is going to come but officials working on this this week and we

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the ec has given poland a month judiciale its overhaul. global news 24 hours a day.is bloomberg. david: thank you. invariable, virginia, democratic leaders unveiled a plan they are calling a better deal for americans. an economic blueprint that -- that aims to raise worker salaries and break up m&a deals. kevin cirilli caught up with the chairman of the democratic national committee and asked him about breaking up large corporations. corporations in this country, and you look at where the balance of power is, the little guy is getting screwed and there is too much power concentrated into few and we have seen that manifest itself in so many different ways. that is why people feel like the system is absolutely rigged against them. and then you look at the debate right now in congress, where the republicans and president trump want to basically emasculate the consumer financial protection bureau which was a critical part of the infrastructure of consumer protection, established after the great recession. it has done wonders to help average americans get access to basic

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stock is up 30% of the year this is a strategy that makes a lot of sense if you look to hold on the ec event. i am looking to do this and i am not paying any premiums to do it it is interesting to me about this and we talked about it before in names like apple and companies that has a lot of carbon the downside seat, you you have 10 bucks worth of upside and $10 worth of downside risk viewers maybe saying well, is that a little bit of buy the 160 call spread. if you did, you would end up with results such like this. you would pay ten bucks for that spread you are taking $10 risk and $10 outside. >> interesting idea, guys >>> big report next week is tesla. >> the company is releasing its model three in a couple of hours. the worldwide first see that model c. it is one of the most active single stock options in that time period, what can we expect from reports in the case week. probably a big move. we say that because the option market is implying 7.5% move in higher direction that's above the 5.5% average move for those keeping scores, that would mark a nearly $4 billion shift in market

. >> a ec has a new home.946 italian movie poster for casablanca sold at auction this weekend. $478,000. here is looking at kid. it ties the record for the highest amount paid for a movie poster at a public auction. >> got to have some money for that one. >> i know. >> two special birthdays for harry potter fans. a.j. raolings turns 52 and harry potter shares a birthday with her. the first book came out in 1997. since then, all the books and movies and toys, they have all grossed around $25 billion total. that is according to a survey done by statistics brain which is easy for me to say. she has an amazing story and clearly everybody has been loving harry potter. >> speaking of making money, a kid does but he says he makes thousands each month. stay tuned for that next after the break. this is the moment. the moment you could put yourself in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. and enter the choose your ride giveaway. the more you play, the more chances you earn to win your share of $350,000 in prizes inc

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ect. >>> and community mourns the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy while police search for his killer. what we're learning from his family about why he may have been killed. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. it is 5:00 on this saturday. we had some storms roll through overnight, but hope on friday that is clearing. krystal klei is here to tell us more about it. >> and it is a pretty good forecast. the weekend as a whole looks pretty good. today i would say a few more bumps than your sunday will have. here is a live view outside in ocean city. look how nice the camera view is. a gorgeous shot as the sun coming up this morning. we will see a mix of clouds and sun today with the possibility of a few spot showers or an isolated storm particularly in the afternoon hours. so right now, really nothing for us to track with the area looking nice and clear. you see that little blip of green kind of dissolve before it makes into our area. i think we'll see some spo

yesterday the dream act, legislation,ece of was introduced, according to "washington post," says hoping off legal challenge to young that has 800,000 immigrants from deportation. appealed to president trump to support legislation that would put those thousands of others on a path to u.s. citizenship. that rule is being challenged by states and the senators want to see, lindsey graham, at what he said about it. >> so president trump, you going to make a decision, the ign is over, to republican party, who are we? we believe? the moment of reckoning is coming. they write the history of these times, i'm going to be kids.hese to my good friend, john mccain, doing, d me how he's he's called me three times this morning. lindsey, oa is me, he's yelling at me to buck up. up.i'm going to buck how did i get started in immigration reform? state of south carolina, the good news for me, i do well with hispanics, the bad news for me, you can fit them all in a room, hispanic population. i got involved because when john an for president in 2000, he wanted to fix the broken immigration system because he

can body slam a reporter and still get elected though in my town i guess so you never know what the ecd here we go. [laughter] >> all right. i know you want to unleash your list of disappointments so i can feel it brewing so please let me know what your thoughts are here. >> yeah, i would say couple two things. one of the reasons that trump definitely picked up a lot with conservatives is that he promised to keep jobs here in the u.s. carrier was one of those big deals he sort of worked out indiana with pence being outgoing governor. and a couple of other like, you know, auto industries. but unfortunately, you know, a lot of those places still have exported jobs so he's not really quite figured out sort of the regulation there is to keep those jobs from going away. and that's been an issue for him as well as healthcare. at one point said before he was sworn in i want everybody to be on healthcare and then you have a plan that's proposed that could kick 22 to 32 million off of healthcare. >> for being the deal maker he sold himself on the campaign trail he seems to have that not realize

covered by health insurance now is down to 82% to hear my friend year after year complaining to the ec still leaves millions of americans uncovered but when you get down to look at individual americans gets even more frightening and will give you an example of power dramatically increases premiums on individuals insured to the private market the losses have been because of the assault on medicaid but a lot of those who have private coverage cannot afford it any longer. the 64 year-old making 55,000 that is over three times the federal poverty level so in a lot of places you could live off of $56,000. that individual today pays $6,700 premium under the republican health care billl that individual pays $18,000 in premiums with an increase of 170%. that is just one individual but if you're older or less wealthy you pay a lot more with this proposal despite the guarantees made by the republicans under their planspel costed deductibles and premiums will go down especially with middle-income and 54 over your premiums will go dramatically up. this is a terrible bill. it is a terrible bill. do

and you can see everyone in their ec strong shirts here coming out in full force.ard work that has been done. that's the latest here in ellicott city, annie. i'll send it back to you. >> well, to charles county now where that parents met with school leaders last night to discuss the disturbing case surrounding carlos bell. he's the former school aide from waldorf maryland accused of sexually assaulting 10 boys and creating child porn on school grounds. one of the videos appears to show bell having sex with a child inside a classroom at benjamin stoddard middle school. parents from that school left last night's meeting with school officials really didn't address their concerns. >> they're not answering anything. they're acting like they don't have the answers so why didn't you bring somebody here that could answer the questions and concerns that the families have. >> they should have at least acknowledged that they dropped the ball. plain and simple. and they need to come up with ways to make parents and students feel safe. >> they didn't even want to listen to kids

least a transitional period of three years during which we will remain under the jurisdiction of the ecst secretary of state has said any such thing. other european leaders were making it clear that they would not accept a deal on any terms and does he share my view that what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander? he makes a very good point about the negotiating stance of our friends and partners across the channel. they do sound at the moment as though they're pretty hard over, as we say in the foreign office. but i have no doubt that in the fullness of time, a subtle mist will descend and a willingness to compromise, because after all, a great brexit deal, a great free trade deal, a deep and special partnership is in the interests of both sides of the channel. can he explain what that no deal option would mean for the people and businesses of great britain? as i have said before, i think that the chances of such an outcome are vanishing and unlikely since it is manifestly in the interest of both sides of the channel to get a great free trade deal and a new deep and special pa

there is a red line for theresa may on the ec] playing a future role, the european court ofjustice.barnier‘s perspective, if you are going to keep the same rights, it has to be eu case law which prevails, and it is the court which produced that case law, the european court ofjustice, which he thinks should havejurisdiction court ofjustice, which he thinks should have jurisdiction over those 3 million people in the uk. there is an interesting question from the daily telegraph, saying, michel barnier, can you give us an example where an outside court has jurisdiction in a sovereign country? he found that difficult answer. let's go to iain watson at westminster. david davis using the word robust. what is your reading of how this is going from the british perspective? i think robust on both sides. was interesting that michel barnier time and again asked for clarification on the british position, not just clarification on the british position, notjust on the so—called divorce bill but the irish border as well. effectively, the accusation was that britain was unprepared for these negotiat

more than two inches could fall by the end of the work week in ec, leesburg and frederick. that is round two and it is just the potential but we could have. you get the idea that we could get a bit of rain. the same area where we do have the drought. all of the areas in yellow, dunkirk and around waldorf and and evens germantown west towards manassas and front royal. all of those areas are abnormally dry. this morning, a few showers are headed our way. pennsylvaniaover swings into ohio with her is a stronger cluster of storms and this area around pennsylvania is where the storms will be the strongest. there could be a storm or two coming maryland in the county there. martinsburg and germantown are a possibility as well. these will be very spotty but do carry the umbrella. 96 degrees is the high today. we start out 81-87 degrees today. the sky. a few clouds with more thunderstorms coming your way by the end of the work week. a very pleasant weekend. the weekend looks dry and it will feel comfortable. almost as amazing as last weekend. if you can remember that far back. flip-

ec conflicting stories for a osecutors are like blood in the water for a shark. it attracts prosecutors and investigators. they want to know why there's conflicts. >> reporter: then there's this: did the e-mails contradict any information campaign associates have provided to the f.b.i. that could lead to criminal charges. e d furthermore, why didn't d red kushner include the meeting when he submitted his government security clearance form? >> the most serious criminal issue in these controversies comes down to false statements. for those of us who do criminal defense work, that's the crime we fear the most. because it's very hard to defend useinst. tse government tends to use walse statements to prosecute people in washington more than ery other crime. >> reporter: another big question: did the e-mails point in a violation of election law by soliciting information that could be of value from a foreign d ent? lawyers we talked to said that's a harder case to prove. anthony? >> mason: julianna goldman, thanks. senator mark warner of virginia is the top democrat on

to easing lewis, thinking they were coming to the north. , as miles davis says in his autobiography, eclois at that time at least, and still is to a great extent, has a southern cast to it. remember the clue clucks clan -- klan was very active in border states. thatois was not the haven it was thought to be. that is not to say that except in the one instance of the east st. louis riots, when st. louis did except black refugees and took care of them, that is not to say that misery was welcoming either. about that period of time, the voters of st. louis passed a law the cityntially froze has a segregated entity. where lines were drawn on the map and blacks and whites did not move or cross those lines. later declared unconstitutional in the real estate agents figured out a way to do it anyway. it was about the time of the riots. i believe the law was passed the same year as the riots. i don't -- i think it was before the ride. i don't think the riot had anything to do directly with it because the campaign started around 1915 when "birth of a nation" came through. i heard your interview tod

ec mayor muriel bowser will join the nats team -- d.c. mayor muriel bowser will join the nats .eam to unveil the new logo it is the first time a game will be played here since 1969. the unveilin a hit you just knew there would be a sequel. >> it is our sacred duty to defend the world and it is what i will do. autria: warner bros. conforming that wonder woman to is coming out in december 2019. gadot will be back in the leading role. it has raked in more than $780 million worldwide and has held -- heldt the bok stronger at the box office than any other superhero film in years. veronica: you guys have some catching up to do. it was so good. larry: let's go. autria: maybe not today because the weather will be so nice but saturday, the perfect day. veronica: it looks like the rain could last a little longer into the first part of our weekend. there will be more dry hours than wet. it is looking a little gray, but check out the temperatures in the northeast corner of the country. 83 degrees here. new york city seeing high temperatures in the 70

an early birthday party tonight at the sideline restaurant in southeast ec city residents are invited but you need to register on the people are told not to bring gives but bowser will make donations. autria: let's get a check on the forecast. veronica: it is gray. tweaking the beach forecast. that in a few minutes. it is not looking good. here is the reason why. this map shows how much rain we could get. in inch, if not more, culpeper, fredericksburg, close to two inches in d.c. to threed is over two inches across northern ireland. flooding will be a real issue by saturday morning across the area. we're coming up on the one-year anniversary of the devastating flooding that hit ellicott city on july 30 last year. always know what to do. i just posted a lot of great information on my facebook page. remember, turn around, don't drown. you do when you see water covering a roadway. here is the way it will play out. today, isolated showers, maybe a thunderstorm. notice the lower threat. then notice the higher threat. is, 90% chance on friday afternoon and evening. saturday, morning and dur

not only women as it relates to this issue so what ec is the increased individual rolling back of the hands of time of all the gains civilize it rates soar women's rights or a lgbt with taking away some of the gains we have made and those that claim the moral high ground and they're not interested in dialogue so in the house of representatives and with bad administration and now we have the three branches of government who claims to love america so much. and those that have made america great again. >>. >> vat do so much for that. here is the role for all activist and advocates from different backgrounds whether policy or riding on these issues or as well as an activist for reproductive rights. what are some of those strategies in the fight for reproductive rights?. >> one of the things i have done is touche decide that i am more living the sermon than preaching one. there are more elegant features but in terms do engage my colleagues and to a acknowledge that the care is necessary and to encourage them but there is no clandestine way to do justice. the advocacy and the push back that

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seen downside pressure on crude oil, which is key to the saudi ego story -- oaudi ego story -- saudi eci ecostory. guest: our expectation was that prices would rebound to $60. that has not happened. we got into the 50's and have come off sharply since. the market is telling us something. to what it is what tracy alluded to earlier. that is that there are now alternative sources of energy. the electric vehicle revolution is now worrying some investors. you have seen news out of the low recently that they intend to go all electric by 2019. toyota, volkswagen am a they are all accelerating their programs to electric vehicles. that is another reason playing into the oil story at the moment. yousef: goldman sachs also saying hours ago that oil may drop below $40 a barrel as opec is put to the test. always great to have you on the program. shery: coming up, tech companies are putting out new phones, tablets, and computers at a dizzying pace. how kenexa three makers keep up? -- how can access three makers keep up -- how can accessory makers keep up? ♪ ♪ fitch: abercrombie & plunged after talks

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we'll quickly, what ec is next for the rushed investigation in the white house?> their excess weight before donald trump's genius meeting was revealed. even though there is still no evidence of collusion. the mainstream media, they don't focus on the agenda like the initiative that's all about the rush of collusion, though it can there's no solid evidence for this. they will keep looking into this. the investigator will see if there's anything there. i don't really expect the mainstream media as much. lea: a lot of people thank you for your insight. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell planning to move ahead on the omnicare next week. even though he doesn't have enough support for the measure repair. trade to president trump has invited then to discuss the way forward on health care. adam shapiro at the latest. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promising action on a measure to just repeal upon the care for the affordable care act even if he thinks it's going to fail, he wants it on the record and here's what he said about that. >> sometime in the nea

only found out recently that aviation safety is currently done by an eu agency which is covered by the ecd that the uk doesn't have its own capacity for the certification of the people who repair aeroplanes. at the moment they have 19 months to establish a regulatory framework and to recruit and train people to be able to do that certification. my point is that there are literally hundreds, it's a ao—year complicated relationship, there are hundreds of areas that keep cropping up. every time i run into a sector expert in brussels he tells me about the difficulties that there are going to be in his area. i'd never thought of the energy market, for example, i know that energy experts thought about euroton and isotopes. foot standards came up just the other day. we are going to see more of these moments that we didn't realise... suzanne, she is shrugging in a weary way as though she's heard it all before. i'm sure she is because she believes in brexit at any cost to the economy. this idea of the cliff edge, you can talk about my hyperbole, the fact is, this shows how deeply embedded we have

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of us throughout the world and my question regarding the gcc, will there be a split between bee gees ec -- the gcc? >> as for qatar. qatar will continue to be an active member of the gcc. believe the gcc is a very important entity in this region. qatar's restraint in not responding in kind. i can respond for the world board affairs council, we do not take sides in these conflicts traditionally but we will always stand on the side of the empowerment of women, greater anddom of expression mediation over conflict. we appreciate that you have prioritized these issues. one of the things that have been raised by people attacking qatar is the allegation that the money that you are putting into the -- you are funding hamas because of the money you're putting into gaza reconstruction. i know that hamas is the only elected government in the strip, but is there not cooperation with the israeli government, doesn't that money have to go through and be coordinated in to theaeli government invested in the reconstruction i think there's some misunderstanding of the role that qatar has played. >> just g

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korea conducted a massive joint military exercise, firing a barrage of ballistic missiles into the ecccording to the joint chiefs of staffs. self-restraint which is a choice it all that separates armistice and war and they're able to change their choices. by bringing alaska into ring, the new missile test is considerably up to stakes. as you mentioned secretary of state rex tillerson described it as a new escalation as threat to america and the rest of the world. ayman. >> all right. ali arouzi live in london. >>> amidst the tensions, president trump is set to depart this morning on his second overseas trip as he prepares to meet with world leaders at the g20 summit. the president will stop in poland before heading to hamburg, germany, tomorrow for the two-day meeting while in poland, nato will be looking for reassurances from president trump with support of nato after he explicitly did not support back in may. he may not get a warm welcome from european allies who signaled they will likely confront mr. trump over his america first policies. the president spoke with angela merkel and

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they know how to test whether you are in the internet ec ecosystem is one that could raise questions. they have a legal standard that can evaluate these vertical agreements, and standard that has been developed over time that recognizes some vertical foreclosures are anti-consumer and some can be pro. the earlier panel discussed the fact that we have a consensus developing around a no blocking and no throttling rule and no unreasonable discrimination rule, where the rubber it hits the road was on the question about paid prioritization. which can be good, can have anti-competitive effects. the ftc is able to evaluate on a case-by-case basis. whether a particular agreement is one that might harm c consumers. using robust law that's been developed from a number of different cases elsewhere in the economy so that they have a broader scope informed by a lot more history than the federal communications commission can, and i agree that the expost review of the infen tten dant r can provide is much more than the exante is able to. on the consumer protection side one thing that opened my eyes

as we head into 3:00, some storms will ec and could head into the metro as well. afternoon thunderstorms and into tuesday is well. notice the daytime highs in the low 90's. it's definitely feeling quite steamy if you have to be outside wednesday through friday. make sure you stay well hydrated. that's a look at your forecast. enjoy the end of your weekend. >>> this week, with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> the president defiant. the russia story engulfing the white house. and following him on his trip to paris. trump defending his son on the world stage. >> most people would have taken that meeting. it's called opposition research. >> that private meeting where donald trump jr. was told he would get damaging information on hillary clinton as part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. >> in retrospect, i probably would have done things differently. >> what does this mean for the investigation? we're one on one with the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, and a

. >> you're talking very roont ec. it was a conversation between his lawyers and the president very, very recently. the president was not aware of this until very -- >> today? yesterday? >> you know it happened -- it started coming out, the situation started coming out over the weekend so within that time frame. >> that's when he found out -- >> the president, by the way, never saw an e-mail. did not see the e-mail until it was seen today. so i want to be clear on that. >> the first time he saw the e-mail was today? >> that's correct. >> jay sekulow, attorney for president trump. >> donald trump jr. says the meet with the russian lawyer was such a nothing. coming up, will prosecutors see is that way as well? stay with us. 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. there's nothing mor

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