fulfillment centers has gotten a lot of attention but they're actually not the only companies involved also fed ex is involved u.p.s. they are developing this technology d.h.l. is working on what it calls a parcel copter and these companies say that drone deliveries are really kind of the future of that type of service there's a company called mater net that's attempting to combine delivery vans with aerial drones and a company called starship technologies that's building a fleet of self driving robots that old to deliver local goods grow very cool and if you look at sort of the most innovative thing so i get the logistics and everything what's out there this sort of cool and cutting edge well i think one of the one of the really important things is emergency services how they are utilizing drones so drones are being outfitted with thermal imaging devices on cameras that have basically provided emergency response teams with a great solution for identifying victims that are difficult to spot with the naked eye a company called fly ability developed a collision resistant drone to meaning it could yo

the first six months the north koreans start throwing their nuclear infrastructure into a box and fed exinging a little enthusiastic. >> it is perhaps striking when you start to detail the resistance that you learn president trump has had to in depth briefings on north korea's enrichment capabilities, resistance to lengthy detailed meetings about this. >> he is not somebody who likes to spend a lot of time in detailed intelligence briefings. they have had to boil this stuff down. that's fine if you are just going to go in for the essence of it. but the nature of nuclear negotiations is that it's not just about the weapons. it's about the infrastructure. it's about making the fuel. it's about the missiles. kim jong-un seems to know this at some detail. >> he does and the president goes into this meeting if it does still happen not armed with secretary mike pompeo right next to him or anyone else. >> we don't know what the configuration will be, if it is one-on-one or whether they bring somebody. usually you have somebody along. if it was secretary mike pompeo given his history at the cia he

ups, fed ex hand delivered. nothing on motive, no arrests made. they do say this is not a serial bomber. >> you hear package bomber. we hear arizona, it's not the case. william, thank you. >> new drama just days before the royal wedding. what we're learning about meghan markle's father's plans. will he or will he not walk her down the aisle? we might have some answers for you next. ( ♪ ) only tena intimates has pro-skin technology designed to quickly wick away moisture to help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample call 1-877-get-tena. for a free sample and taking cared abof the boys.e zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. >> trace: three days out from the royal wedding and it's not clear who will walk meghan markle down the aisle. kensington palace not commenting on reports that meghan's father will miss the wedding because of health problems. there were reports today that he had a medical performance today. jonathan hunt has more. >> pulling poor meghan into this. the wedding is in wi

a fed-ex truck making deliveries. that means the 48 is stuck behind double parkers, people on bikes have to swing into oncoming traffic. it's a mess. it's only going to get worse. this is a graph of the development that's finished or planned for the next couple of years in the dog patch. just in the neighborhood the number of residents is set to double. there's the pier 70 project this is set to add an entire neighborhood just next year, the power -- just next door, the power plant project will do the same thing. they are setting upper if the future. so regulations are necessary. i think most people agree on that. the question is what is it going to be. if it was a more traditional san francisco neighborhood this is a more straightforward process. this is what the inner sunset looks like. blue, retail, green residential and orange industrial. here the relations are straightforward. we create the tourp -- the turn over. to the extent people in the residential areas want it we provide residential parking. not much indus

i still think you see new highs in the name before the cycle is done and fed ex is another name it's not an extended secular leader it's not way up there. it's sitting right at the 200 day. it's had a little bounce, pulling back relative strength is trying to make the corner. i think that's a timely name from a long-time standpoint as well and lastly, doing a little dumpster diving, this is under armour i'm sure we'll have comments from this from the desk. but if you look at that pourple 40-week moving average, a weekly chart going back to 2009, this has been in a pretty extended bear market now for years, and it's just starting to come out of that trading range. it has had a big run in the last couple of days but this little trading range is actually 15 to 18 bucks. i think the stock can see $21. that's another 20% from where we are. i think it's an attractive long-term candidate that does not look like the market is not overbought, not overon the other hand i think it's timely here >> all right so some interesting stocks from rob. should we invite him over? >> absolutely. >> come o

what we're seeing in their new test store in colorado, store number 1199, great click and collect, fed ex speedy delivery. to your point, amazon loses every time on weight as you referenced and on bulk. with a shortage of truck drivers, walmart's close, within a two miles of 90% of u.s. consumers. amazon can't get there the last two miles as fast as walmart will. >> i think that's the biggest new frontier. we run a venture capital firm. the big thing that everybody's trying to figure out is that last mile delivery, how to get it -- so they can get it close to us, but how do they get it to our home. that's where the next big buy comes from amazon or walmart in order to get the product to us. as i look at this quarter in a little more detail, i think the big thing for me is that this puts walmart, a stock that traded off 15% coming into this number in the last three months, it puts them back in the game against amazon. i think this can clearly say they're now here to compete head to head with amazon. >> i have not seen the walmart stores so well-merchandised since mr. sam walton, the founde

it was an ex penditure. >> the feds will get the last words on that and other transactions bike michael cohen. questions about violations of campaign laws could be complicated but this is not. this hour last sunday the president's position was that he knew nothing about the settlement or the payment to the porn actress. this sunday the president knew about the payment and more than reimbursed michael cohen and fixer for taking care of it. giuliani saying the president knew about the payment. the "new york times" reports he had known for at least several month whz he said last month. in other words, the president of the united states lied last month on air force one and then repeatedly sent out people who work for him and paid by taxpayers to lie, too. we are in a different position this sunday. you asked the president that question on air force one. what do you know about the payment? he said nothing. call my attorney michael cohen. then you tried again the other day. you tried to get the president to clear it up. good luck. >> we're not changing any stories. all i'm telling you is that

you provided leadership on this idea of a fed that's trying to get out front of the data. is that possible, or by definition, is it an ex wait to ee the data? >> well, we always look at the data. there's no doubt about our modus operandi, we're going to take on board the data. but we're also, when we set policy according to what our outlook is. so our median run outlook is what guides our decisions on policy. so it's close. the data informs our outlook, and the outlook then informs what we think of this appropriate monetary policy. so we are out in front. but we're taking on board current data, because it's going to tell us something about whether we need to change our outlook or whether our outlook is on, you know, on track or not. tom: i was talking with my colleague. he's focused on the balance sheet challenges, the federal reserve system has, and frankly, all central banks have. chairman bernanke told me he's really not concerned with the balance sheet roll-off that we're going to see. what observations will you look for to tell you it's going smoothly, or far more importantly, how will you measure the balance sheet

the public has a sort of habit of getting fed up with you sort of things from a drone on for too long. thank you very much. a woman charged with killing her exder. mark van dongen was left with such catastrophic injuries that he decided to take his own life at a euthanasia clinic in belgium more than a year after the attack. berlinah wallace was acquitted of causing his death — but she was found guilty of throwing a corrosive fluid with intent. jon kay reports. six foot five, athletic, a dutch engineer, but mark van dongen was left paralysed, blinded and suicidal when his jealous girlfriend attacked him with acid. these police pictures show how it burned the bed sheets. translation: when it happened and i first went to the hospital, i didn't even recognise him. mark van dongen's father told me his son was in agony for more than a year before he was granted euthanasia at a belgian hospital. it was very hard. but he was in so much pain. it was unbearable. he had no life left. we had explored every avenue. and in the end, ijust had to agree and accept his decision. as for the south african fashion student he treated like a daughter, and who has

expected ex-energy year over year is 0.23% this reverses the numbers from last time where we thoughtthe perception of inflation was there. these numbers matter a lot the markets want to believe the fedto tighten at its own pace and not be bullied by inflation. the stock market the s&ps were up about nine handles coming in. they stay up about nine handles. they gain just a hair. it basically stay there is we didn't have a huge the change back to you, becky >> okay. thanks very much >> meantime let's get back to our guest host glenn hutchins. we haven't really had this discussion about the privacy stuff. did you have a take on that in terms of what you've seen in terms of how all of this is changing >> for sure. i mean, i'm not sure if i have the answer, but we clearly have a problem here the motion that for users of iphones and android phones, that facebook could take all of that data off of that device, is something the vast majority of people have no idea what's going on you back up to there from what other parts of your privacy to what extend are you comfortable with that? i think these are two implications one is people need a better understanding of what's happening with their c