who killed dar foley? >> tom foley.s nobody else. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides filed back into the courthouse to once again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is again in session. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> what is it that you found in the basement? >> on the yellow dunham's bag located inside the bag was three shotgun shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the foleys' home phone records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call and say, have you left yet? we're waiting for you. >> that's what i would do. >> according to detective carbon, tom didn't bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's family stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is very controlling and that that was wearing o

jane foley with us from rabobank .ny kapoor will be with us, angela merkel going to brussels on thursday with a hugely righteous domestic german politics. we will talk to sony kapoor about that. stay with us worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: that get to the businessflas, bmw warning of a pullback. automaker says the ongoing uncertainty over negotiations is not helpful. customs arrangements are a cause of concern. ceo said is not considering moving production out of the country. irish banks are said to be forced to hold mode -- more capital to cope with the economic downturn. is country's central bank leaning toward increasing the so-called countercyclical capital buffer from your percent in the coming months with a -- from 0% in the coming months. introduced, it has meant to guard against boosting lending n booms.s -- i guy: the german chancellor meeting with leaders of other parties in the coalition government later today as she tries to get an eu-wide agreement. international the think tank re-define is with us

charles: the protesters at foley square will probably start marching. a billing one for the -- a big one for president trump and the supreme court. we have an exclusive interview with the texas attorney general. with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business givesou more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-sp

jane foley and alberto gallo stay with us.lenty coming up, including deutsche bank, their credit rating cut by s and p, and the latest blow for chief executive christian sewing. we are joined by a representative from the institute for economic affairs. this is bloomberg. ♪. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. let's get straight to new york with the bloomberg business flash. learned the has u.s. has opened a criminal investigation into whether traders and it related places in .he market for corporate bonds the probe shows that investigation by the obama administration are continuing under donald trump. the obama administration secured billions of dollars in settlement. ceo has stepped down after concerns about accounting practices and corporate governance. he will be replaced by the cso. last week's short seller blue or questionedsend -- their actions. that's the bloomberg business flash. francine. francine: thanks so much. bank's credit rating has been dumped by s&p in another blow to christian sewing. it was downgrade

jonathan foley from the academy of science. the academy of sciences, jonathan foley. this is a budget of $6.4 million with 12 positions total. >> thank you, madam chair. i'm with the academy of sciences and i have the privilege to represent the academy and dr. foley today. the academy is a very proud member of the city. we're happy to be a science and sustainability leader for the city and for the world. today i'm glad to say that we are in agreement with the budget and the stfing allocations for the aquarium and our f.t.e.s will remain consistent with this year. sooup bedudget for f.y.2018-2019 is $8.4 million and 30% for salary and benefits for our 12 stationary engineers. and 21 21% for capital and maintenance. and in 2019-20, we have a budget of $5.illi, very iila spending plan except we have a smaller capital and maintenance allocation. there's some really exciting things happening at the the acay right now and i'm proud to announce that we are the first organization in the u.s. to have successfully spawned coral i a lab. and we're only the second in the world to

bernard foley's try hauled the wallabies with ahead at half—time.ussies were as assertive in defence as in attack. slamming the front door shut, then sneaking around the back when they got the chance. david pocock settled it. ireland and england have a week to nurse bruises and learn lessons. patrick gearey, bbc news. scotland play canada in edmonton later while in the last few minutes wales have beaten argentina. wales won by 23 points to ten in the first game of their two test series which is in argentina. there was an enthralling encounter in paris, where tennis‘s world number one, simona halep, finally won her first grand slam final at the fourth attempt. halep admitted she had come to terms with the fact she might never win a major. but this afternoon she eventually beat the us open champion, sloane stephens, coming back from a set down to win in three to become the french open champion. england's women are cricket's world cup winners, but they have lost their first one day international of the summer to south africa. england made 189—9 off the

with me is jane foley, senior foreign exchange strategist at rabobank.hington post starts with donald trump's decision to reverse that order, ending his policy of separating families at the border after an international outcry. indeed it does, and the thing that shocked me — the pictures were extremely shocking, but then we heard about the numbers. this is the washington post and it says that, since last month, 2342 children have been separated from their parents. the sheer numbers are enormous. this paper also goes on to discuss — it might be quite difficult for the government now to house the children together because they really work have the facilities. there might have the facilities. there might have to be changes to the laws to find beds for them. it's not clear what is going to happen to those children who've already been separated. an unusual climbdown for president trump. yes, it is, and he states that this is a difference between being weak and strong, and we've all seen enough of trump to know he wants to portray the image ofa know he wants t

foley don't mind sunday arms armstrong getting ripped off even foreign oil imports from whence he says lend of. to important success for animal welfare now the population of mountain gorillas has risen by more than a quarter in central africa thanks to tourism that's according to a new report by the diane fossey gorilla fund the apes remain one of the most endangered species on the planet as they face threats including limited habitat disease and climate change. the mountains in north. this sanctuary in the heart of africa is home to the mountain gorillas it requires a long hike to get here but suddenly they appear the mountain gorillas are extremely similar to humans if you think you want to take me because i'm not sure my bank can afford it a second time. if. it cost several hundred dollars to spend an hour with the gorillas but the high price is an integral part of a conservation plan to save these endangered animals. the money they pay when there . is. a road towards the north. even. though. they could run it. there are numerous schools hospitals and jobs in the villages surroundin

lawrence worked as principal of foley elementary school in baldwin county. prior to that he served for 10 years at council school in mobile, alabama. being a principal is a tough job but dr. lawrence has thrived in the role throughout his career. he overcame many obstacles and always provided steady leadership for his students, teachers, faculty and parents. i know that personally because i am one of those parents. dr. lawrence would always go above and beyond the job description. he said one of his proudest accomplishments was starting the turkey takeout program to help those in poverty with a free nas giving meal. so on behalf of alabama's first congressional district and the countless students positively impacted by dr. lawrence over his career, including my daughter, laura, i wish -- i want to wish him all the best upon his retirement. foley elementary school and public education in alabama will not be the same without you. mr. speaker, i rise to congratulate victor helmsing on his retirement after 35 years serving as a teacher at st. paul's episcopal sc

reached that stage of the tournament that is some consistency jonathan krane in moscow on how the foley lays in berlin thank you very much for the us. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump has renewed sanctions against north korea for one year saying the country still poses a quote extraordinary trashed this comes just days after the u.s. announced it was to spend a large scale military exercise with south korea the joint war games and how long i go to the north. tower is targeting american goods like motorcycles and whiskey have come into effect but it looks like only the beginning of the tit for tat trade disputes between the u.s. and the european union u.s. president donald trump has his back by threatening to slap a twenty percent tariff on european cars and germany would be the hardest hit in brazil hundreds of women have marched in rio de janeiro to demand the legalization of abortion stringent laws mean women can only terminate their pregnancy in certain situations such as if a woman is raped a proposal currently on hold is seek

with me is jane foley, senior foreign exchange strategist at rabobank.ternational outcry. indeed it does, and the thing that shocked me — the pictures were extremely shocking, but then we heard about the numbers. this is the washington post and it says that, since last month, 2342 children have been separated from their parents.

doctors need i do quit medical supplies and probably meant to be able to do their jobs well cathy foley al-jazeera nairobi. is catching up with overall weather because the evidence it says about a bit of flooding yeah that's right you know everything's big in texas sami well that includes the rain and the floods have had some big downpours across the deep south this little massive cloud that's been stuck here for the past few days further north little chain of storms that runs up towards the east coast and again we're seeing that stacked let's have your cloud and rain here and again we have seen some flooding so you see how little waving weather system here has been producing the heavy downpours across northern parts of ward celebrex and in illinois we have seen widespread flooding this is how it looks here she can say very difficult conditions here and those flood warnings do remain in place at least for the next complet days this is similar picture down south if anything the right has been even heavier would you believe that we've been talking about this for a couple of days past twen

world cup continues to bring a lot of thrills and the first day of matches was no exception followed foley alias went into his force is here now with me in the studio to talk all about it pablo so many goals today so many goals why don't we begin with that match between argentina and france it was just a blur seven goals so in total i mean it was it was one of those games that everyone wants to see at the world cup it was exciting it was dramatic like you said i'm like i said so many goals best thing to do is let's take a look at them all the action by took place not do that. i place during the run from the phenomenal killian but he was too much for argentina to deal with marcus one hopeful down i'm told griezmann converted the resulting penalty i am pais paris a german teammate. to equalize with this outstanding strike just before half time just after the break the new way to front thanks to a clever little touch from god. to still live overseas. but the pendulum had another swing in. benjamin powered stroke to find hoff ali all the way into the back of the net then the result this map a

is for this football crazy country i'll be doing a post-mortem with emily how shorts and the pablo foley ileus from our sports desk is for the first time ever team germany go out of the tournament in the group stage against south korea arguably the weakest team in germany's group f. a nervous german side created the occasional goal scoring opportunity but failed to capitalize again and again while then south korea scored twice in the dying minutes of the game the first against an inept defense through a young blonde kim much to the delight of. his incredible us team mates and then on the counter human side added some more misery for the germans to mill for south korea means that title holders germany finish last in their. sweden on the other encounter in group after guess mexico and sweden and mexico are there for through to the next round all germany are out and as fans try to wrap their heads around what just unfolded in russia let's get a feel on how they're dealing with this outcome and for reactions to that match want to bring in jonathan harding he is in front of the cousin stadium

just a glorified photo op to find out join our full coverage of the summit from singapore here on the foley. this is it we knew it was life for a girl in the eyes of the world our own singapore and that of a high stakes meeting between u.s. president donald trump and north korean dictator kim a truly trump already announcing a leave the summit early because preliminary negotiations on denuclearization have moved faster than expected as final preparations for their historic summit are being made the phenomenon is there. anything that could be transposed security in east asia and beyond kicks off in just a few hours on the ground in singapore.

reporter james foley stays true.night out of moral hue humility but professional humility. riding on a campaign bus with deadline daily reporters, i came to deeply respect them. i've grown in my respect as they appear and share reporting on "hardball." i know when it comes to reporting i live in the chain of custody from them to the viewer, the reporter, not the comment e commentat commentator, is the hero. that's "hardball" for now, thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on "all in". >> say hello to your boy. special guy. >> reporter: the president unveils a timeline for the supreme court pick as the democratic push to delay intensifies. >> this judge could end up having to preside over cases relevant to this criminal position. >> are you going to ask your nominees beforehand how they might vote. >> that's a big one and probably not. they're all saying don't do that, you shouldn't do that. >> plus, a preview

and that is it for me for this news group in london now back to foley and. thank you very much for that jonah in london now as we told you earlier soap operas are big business in the arab world and it was peak t.v. . season viewing this ramadan and the multi-million dollar productions were a big hit this year but some serious calls drama and controversy so highroad is here to tell us more sour roll it will all start with a site opera out of saudi arabia called which means homesick sets in the nineteen seventies it's a vote in style just for the kingdom's more liberal pasta seeds of unveiled women pursuing lovers which is by many perceived there as immoral it did trigger a debate in society they're both on and off line now the soap opera comes at a time of reforms introduced by the crown prince mohammed bin salon that marks the biggest economic and cultural shake up in the country's modern history and it's been ending a ban on women driving a and example and it in the first cinema to align mixed gender concepts all signs of those changes have a not everyone s

like to extend my gratitude to the medical director to the pindale and to the squad chief, andrew foley, or their leadership. mr. speaker, i rise to honor the central bucks rotary club who will host its ninthua reor the heroes where motorcyclists from across bucks y ricnt to raise money for local veterans' organizations. organized by the rotary member mark glidon, thihas grown from 200 bikers in the initial year to anywhere between 500 to 700 participants originally. originally intended to provide assistance to nonprofits in the community, ride for the heroes became focused on helping military families at the inspiration of the travis manon foundation in doylestown. founded by tom mannion and his late wife janet in honor of their son, their mission is to empower veterans and families of fallen heroes to develop character and future generations. in doing this, the travis mannion foundation seeks engagement between veterans and families of fallen soldiers with the local community. the foundation brings young people together with veterans so that they can learn our nation's values from her

bernard foley and the wallabies had other ideas. a winning run to protect. 12 in a row and cj set about getting them back into the match. his burst through the midfield almost producing the goods. the on the defence holding firm, instead it was the boots of joey defence holding firm, instead it was the boots ofjoey carberry that moved ireland in front. starting ahead ofjohnny sexton, his penalties gave irish fans a reason to celebrate. but australia weren't out of this just yet. the influential david backing green and gold after a year away and back on the score sheet to another only win down under. the wait for goes on. —— the wait for ireland goes on. 55 points over france, the had some fortune in their win, they were trailing at half—time thanks to this tramp from remy and after the break france had him in sin—bin for dangerous tackle, there was fairly minimal contact with the neck of ryan who was shown the yellow card and spent ten minutes off the field. and during that time, they scored three tries. getting his first as they we

for this thursday morning foley needs to know about the world cup taken off today just a few i keep checking on main site. huge section there with all the latest twenty four seven for you and of course full coverage of the t.v. side of things to from today just a couple of. original here. right up to the very last go we'll be covering it. thank you for watching. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it be the death penalty just because i think that's the thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying just no really doesn't mean that we're even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished. the death penalty here is because that's not murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them just. yes and we come in sang. not quite prepared for this this isn't the way. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside out. football isn't only about what happ

in brisbane australia overcame the irish eighteen to nine with help from tries courtesy of bernard foley and david polk all these teams are also contesting a three match series now while large parts of the world will be gripped by a football world cup fever in the coming week the philippines is hoping their team will one day play that to them men's team has qualified for next year's asian cup for the very first time but domestically the game is still struggling to miller alan dogan reports from a kid up a one in the province of qatar potter. following his football dream ralf says he has loved the sport for as long as he can remember he's aspirations are no different to those of many boys to be a professional football player but he comes from the mindanao region of the philippines long held back by poverty and conflict and dreams like his are often have true mean just that a dream. rob studies during weekdays in the other city but on weekends he travels for hours to this town of keep the power on to teach football to young kids so you know i feel bad when i see children here not reach the

foley. which. i can't i'm going to use to. help. you must see the. bars for. home. shot the. first. cars to speak. with truck. stop on the first of the took the first thirty should. stand. forty one all the. same holy. mystery. we still. said police. took the. stage. to track. my grandparents' place. to stop the spread. stopping. it with no way. to boast but. grow. some. comfort. and some fine. old. shit. a. chance. for you to cue cards. the. day cards. the. so so powerful you are watching this stream with the hip hop indigenous artists wall and that was one of his latest songs that previewing here on the stream for the very first time so we're privileged our followers online know that we're privileged here this is one person on twitter who says so happy to be watching this live stream bring someone else on you tube watching live says i love this the history of native americans is so important and needs to be taught and retain that's us on facebook and it's interesting what she says the history needs to be taught it needs to be retained because you do your line of the song it's my p

with me is jane foley, senior foreign exchange strategist at rabobank.re? quite clearly, anyone working in the city wa nts reassu ra nces clearly, anyone working in the city wants reassurances but forgot to consider it on the european perspective, they see it as an opportunity to claw back business into europe. their point of view is, dominated in euros, it‘s related to the european union. if the uk is outside, why should uk see this business. it would be nice to see reassurances. that is not necessarily going to be what happens. we really do need to hear what the europeans are willing to make. the clock is ticking as ever. what is the view from the city in terms of how things are going. the companies and banks need to make moves into the future. as you said, before you came on air, your bank only employs 600 people but whatever they decide, rather bank will be reflective of what everybody else besides. with hammond and potentially with may, this was some of the larger banks and finance tool —— finance or —— financial institutions, looking for reassuranc

foley was out was you know how little money not why not check general grant our son why it generated the all people we believe just a little bit here. a lot of my kids i don't want the bubble so johnny had a lot of the moment i thought of mother how do it all the kids or is it a little i'm a little like a maybe older looking at the people i don't want to put out by other mothers are doing that all the more the world it. hit. me. is. to. lose. do.

joining us is jane foley from rabobank. senior currency strategist, lovely to see you.ng at the markets in europe with ben, and it's looking like a strong close in asia, japan and hong kong and elsewhere. i'm nervous, how do you feel? i think the markets are looking back today, because they had better data on friday from the us. the payroll was released for the previous months, and only official data we get is from previous months. looking ahead, this is where we worry looking ahead, this is where we woi’i’y more looking ahead, this is where we worry more about the trade outlook, not just from the us, worry more about the trade outlook, notjust from the us, but this is a global situation. also in europe. today we had turmoil in europe because of the politics, in italy and spain, and it seems some of those fiscal cracks have been opened again. we had wallpaper over them because we had strong growth that diverted attention, but those cracks are beginning to show again. there isa are beginning to show again. there is a lot to worry on that in the months ahead. i touched on

of straw mark foley for which hillary thank you as always for being here so why is this so important to the companies and in the u.k. or great to be back again it's so important because england too and britain was only part of the agreement based on the need to have to trade with united states japan and the rest the world they have to be part of it if they're not part of it they can't trade with united states and britain and japan overall so it's a global issue they have to be part of it and i noticed i think it was late last year the director general of the w t o said the brics it was going to be fairly bumpy and i know some you could companies that have had some particular problems in treating agriculture with the european union right yes that's the director general alberto video and he said if we bumpy the reason it will be particularly bumpy think about what's the psyllium alstrom she's the head of the e.u. trade and and she said this she said there is been no agreement on agriculture yet agriculture is very important to the u.k. with regard to europe eighty percent of exports go

yes foley is inspired on the has an unexpected majority in the first round this was claimed as a reached victory by him and by his supporters and when you look at the newspapers especially the pro-government ones say dawn stormed victory and the front pages coped with his picture also newspapers are saying that ads on reelected president of people's elian's wins the majority also many newspapers since they are in direct the controlled by the government they have spared their front pages poor president add on's victory but and the other thing in the newspapers is that the m.h.d. the nationalist party who was annoyed with the ruling party before the election they have an unexpected unexpected but votes as well so they will be a determining factor in the parliament this is also in the newspapers as an unexpected winner off the election on the other side as their field position newspaper has left the main opposition newspaper june who are the ads which had a lot of controversy with the governments in the last one and a how feared they had the headline as the government is trapped by the wolv

that's like trying to quit drinking at a place called foley's pub.the recipe in the u.k.t i'm going to call rigw and say this thing is going to tank. nobody wants fried chicken minus the chicken. that's like having a beauty geant the swimsuit competition. topic number five. the internationalouse of and kicks announced they are change their name from ihop to tirkshob. -- to ihob. they did not reveal what b stand for early money is on bad fat, bad cleft wool or giant man books. in honor of gabby i'm putting my money on the international house of brewgovers. of brewgovers. we'll be right mom? dad? hi! of brewgovers. we'll be right i had a very minor fender bender tonight onably narrow fast food drive thruan but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks witho car.ood nit. t forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching t

yes foley's stumble is very important for all parties because it has been a castle for the main opposition c.h.b. longer go but uk party to call over the city but as you said the referendum shows a different support from istanbul and as a tradition since president aired on used to live in a stumble every year he comes and votes in the school right behind me and he always comes around noontime old press are waiting for him to take the pictures and videos of his voting he comes with the first lady and the other candidate who votes in istanbul is medal action as the only female candidate she will be voting in a stumble to. will be voting in yellowstone again a city close by a stumble where others like her in jail and other candidates will be voting in cairo for now says it's the early hours early hours of the day it is a bit slow but i have to remind that participation level in voting for turks is very very high so probably many people will be hitting the ballot box within a few hours ok thank you and we'll be checking in with you throughout the day of course go live for a same istanbul let's

foley. for which. i can latch on to is to. help me. be a muslim. barstool. shot the. first. cars to speak. with truck. stop on the first of the took the first thirty should. stand. forty one. this is a. holy grail. than a straight road that. we still. don't feel stake said please. to come to the. stage. to track. my grandparents' place. to stop the spread. of stopping. we know where. the boats but. the world. come from. just simply.

that's like trying to quit drinking at a place called foley's pub.to test the recipe in the u.k. but i'm going to call right now and say this thing is going to tank. nobody wants fried chicken minus the chicken. that's like having a beauty pageant without the swimsuit competition. topic number five. the international house of and kicks announced they are change their name from ihop to tirkshob. -- to ihob. they did not reveal what the b stand for but the early money is on bad fat, bad cleft wool or giant man books. in honor of gabby i'm putting my money on the international house of brew hangovers. we'll be right back. fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. benjamin franklin capturedkey lightening in

traumitic stress. like so many santa rosa residents, when fire swept through the city last fall, tia foley had to flee her home in the middle of the night not knowing if it would be there when she returned. fortunatly, her house survived but she says the experience was traumitic and the return of fire season has stirred up her emotions. i don't know anyone who isn't suffering from pts. you hear a helipcoter and you start to panic. you hear fire engine or police cars and you just panic.sotit makes you a little nervous. i'm always on edge especially when it gets windy. bill verity also had to flee the fire and he says the red flag conditions make him nervous.sotwhen it gets hot and the wind starts blowing it definetly evokes the memories of that night back in october. both bill and tia say they are prepared. . or as prepared as possible. . for another fire. they are also closelty watching media reports and keeping an eye out for emergency alerts.sotsince the fire, we keep our car gassed up. during the fire we couldn't find gas. it did teach us to pack really quick. so what needs to be packed

scott foley was the one holdout on the reboot. if you watched the show, they had tape recorders.other. >> where would they be now? >> broke, in debt, struggling to find happiness, like all of us. >> it's bizarre seeing them. >> o.d.'ing on no, sir tonostal. >> we couldn't dvr it. >> carson and i will watch it. >> you will really connect with it. >> you can catch a full interview that kristen did a great job with, at today.com. "felicity" is available for al and i on blueray. >>> are you team ben or noel? >>> what would it be like to cover the trump family? this reporter who has covered the trump children for years >>> welcome back. the trump name was already big in new york when the first of the president's five children was born. and through the years, the family real estate business has grown into a global brand, of course. now, the trumps are the first family of the united states, ranging from 12 to 40 years old, the president's children are center stage inside and outside the white house. and nbc and msnbc contributor and "vanity fair" reporter, emily jane fox is out with a n

all happend again.like so many santa rosa residents, when fire swept through the city last fall, tia foley had to flee her home in the middle of the night not knowing if it would be there when she returned. fortunatly, her house survived but she says the experience was traumitic and the return of fire season has stirred up those emotions. sotpost traumitic stress. i don't know anyone who isn't suffering from pts. you hear a helipcoter and you start to panic. you hear fire engine or police cars and you just panic.sotit makes you a little nervous. i'm always on edge especially when it gets windy. bill verity also had to flee the fire and he says the red flag conditions make him nervous.sotwhen it gets hot and the wind starts blowing it definetly evokes the memories of that night back in october. both bill and tia say they are prepared. . or as prepared as possible. . for another fire. they are also closelty watching media reports and keeping an eye out for emergency alerts.sotsince the fire, we keep our car gassed up. during the fire we couldn't find gas. it did teach us to pack really quick

jane foley currency analyst joins us now. there is a question mark.binado makers in particular. >> if you look at europe, germany has a big trade surplus and not the country that trump really has the problem lies. bmw in south carolina would employ about 9000 people. mercedes also has a big win in the u.s. to export to china. as the german manufacturers would argue we are doing our bit to help the u.s. economy even though you import a car into europe, just to pay tax about 10% and if you're in the u.s., the tariffs right now it's easy to .5%. there's some room for negotiation shelley said. gerri: meanwhile, holding bilateral trade talks to effect the tensions between the u.s. and china. >> this is really interesting because of course i think what the u.s. would like, what trump would like would be to go on his site against china. certainly part of the negotiation as far as the last few months. now what we see in this headline today is china to implement the european altogether. gerri: thank you for that. great to see you. cheryl: thanks to all of you

. >> we just had a conversation about immigration with elise foley and talked to mariana atencio as well. i want to get a sense of how isolated this white house is on the issue of immigration. we played it back and forth what president trump said in the morning, versus what the deputy secretary said later in the afternoon about what the president supports and what he doesn't. as these images continue to come out of the border, the white house continuing to uphold this policy, even as they try to divert attention and place the blame on democrats. >> david, this is all coming to a head. as you mentioned, it's house republicans, it's even faith leaders to include franklin graham who are breaking with this administration over this policy. i spoke with some republican political strategists who make the point that, look, the gop can get away with targeting sanctuary cities, they can get away with defending the president when he refers to hispanic gang members as animals. but on this issue of separating migrant children at the border, setting aside whether it's fair or humane, it's going to cos

be potentially tens of thousands of more people protesters these are all people that have gathered foley square here in new york city they've gathered just on the other side of that bridge behind me there and they're expected to take over this bridge here in the next few minutes a huge crowd of people that we've seen here new yorkers are coming out in force today to basically they say they're giving two messages one reunification reunification of families that are separated and to stop stop there saying this is zero tolerance policy of the trumpet ministration the policy that these protesters say is inhumane and not fair and many of them say simply illegal because a lot of these protesters say that people applying for asylum in the u.s. are trying to do so legally this is a huge rally can't see quite right now but you can see from the pictures there's going to be tens of thousands of people streaming over the brooklyn bridge here in the next few minutes. all right. thanks for that update from new york let's not cross to los angeles and speak to helen sklar she's an immigration attorney s

. >> we are outside the federal building near foley square, which is the site of the regional ice office in new york. there's another group of us who went in. they are singing songs inside. their presenting demands. >> the children have no clue what is going on. tell the parents they will see their kids. they love their kids. they want to know that will be ok. office in new york. a guatemalan woman who has been living in the united states for 13 years has announced she has sought sanctuary with two of her children in a new york church in an attempt to avoid deportation. 32-year-old debora berenice vasquez spoke to the press on thursday. >> when i received notice to leave this country, i was heartbroken. i cannot think about what it would do to my family, to my kids. it will rip us apart. i understand now what the mothers are feeling, that are being separated from their children. rememberortant that we that this is not only happening on the borders, but it is also happening in new york. statetes across the country. amy: debora berenice vasquez speaking inside the st. paul and st. andrew u

and he worked beautifully and he was new to the "new yorker" and he worked with deirdre foley-mendelssohnompetition between the "new yorker" and the "new york times" i thought was the healthiest thing imaginable. because each time, the story upped the ante without getting ahead of the facts and it was really a remarkable thing. >> seth: well, it certainly was remarkable to read. i also want to ask you, you are hosting the podcast, "the new yorker radio hour." do you enjoy doing the podcast? >> well, as a kid, i was a kind of, you know, one of those kids who stayed up all night listening to talk radio. >> seth: sure. >> i love that stuff. and so i'm pretty much going to quit my job, my day job as >> seth: yeah, exactly. [ light laughter ] >> i think that'd be great. >> seth: make that podcast >> exactly. [ light laughter ] podcast money, it's huge. [ laughter ] huge! >> seth: the next time you're gonna be having one of those casios. [ light laughter ] >> two casios. >> seth: two casios. one for each wrist. you're going to stick around -- >> i can't wait. >> seth: we're going to do some car

my wife was a huge "beverly hills cop" fan. [ laughter ] i wanted foley, and she wanted axel. >> yeahher. >> compromise. >> seth: so it's always so good to see you. you came up with a genius idea. >> yeah. >> seth: and obviously, being a performer, being a stand-up, important to get your name out there. >> yeah. >> seth: and so you decided the way to get your name out there was to sponsor an mma fighter. >> i did. i did. [ laughter ] >> seth: what are you eating now? >> i got popcorn. you got good snacks back there. [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- wait, so you put popcorn in your breast pocket? >> where -- where was i supposed to put it? >> seth: yeah, no. [ laughter ] >> this jacket -- this jacket doesn't have regular pockets for some reason. i don't know. [ light laughter ] so yeah, i put it in my shirt -- >> seth: okay. >> so yeah. i went to this fight, and i saw these other people with banners, and they had their names on the fighters' banners, and they weren't that exciting. they would be like toyota dealerships, >> seth: yeah. >> and i was like, a kansas city toyota dealership is s

the democrats swept in under president bush that was a rejection of all those scandals, you know, foleyuff. and a little bit of the iraq war. i don't see an issue right now in the country where the republicans have overreached or blown it or done something so awful that the rest of the country has to say smack you in the face and we need the democrats to come in and take over. with the roaring economy and record-breaking consumer confidence. and safety. i mean, isis has been defeated. people feel safe. and the republicans are evaluated very highly on national security. safety and prosperity, i think, are really going to help republicans in november. >> kimberly: all right. greg. do you want to talk about this. or you saw what the block was going to be about. >> greg: for jesse's point for 18 months they have been trying to find that one issue. when you decided that donald trump was satan on the very first day he was president, you run the risk of running satan fatigue. so that's why a lot of this stuff isn't sticking anymore. it's amazing to watch the left. you know, immerse in all this

going to be some awkward handshakes there foley trouble has been tweeting aggressively criticizing canada here criticizing justin trudeau of canada and the french prime minister emmanuel mccrone and because things are running just a bit late he's just arrived the welcoming ceremony hasn't happened yet there was a supposed to be a bilateral meeting between trump and mccrone that has been postponed because the schedule is somewhat to lay ups because president trump is delayed he has not been looking forward to this meeting any made that pretty clear in the white house said yesterday that he was going to be leaving the meeting early around ten thirty in the morning local time on saturday the meeting goes until five he has tweeted that if if there's no deal here well that's just fine with him in a manual mccrone said on just a day ago on thursday that. if there is a signing at the end of this there are always issues with just six signatories and . seven meaning not donald trump that's just fine with mckone and the whole issue here of course is trade and trumps tariffs on steel and aluminum wh

this issue for us how big of an issue is this for the japanese government the issue of abductees or foley it's certainly a highly emotive issue on japanese social media at least on the plight of these a tease is often highlighted in the japanese media outlets as well and give you a sense of how important this is for the government listen to these remarks by prime minister of iran wednesday just before he left for the united states. zero dimensional ahead of this is us north korea summit i will meet president trying to coordinate in order to advance progress on the nuclear issue missiles and most importantly the objectives issues i want to ensure the u.s. north korea summit will be a success. now he may have been responding to this statement put out by north korean state media on monday saying that japan is bound to be ridiculed by the international community and driven out of history if it persists in escalating confrontation with the d.p. r. k. under the pretext of the already resolved abduction issue failing to a climatized itself to the new situation now the so-called abduction issue s

mark foley e.o. of straw mark henry ford which hillary thank you as always for me for which hillary thank you as always for being here so why is this so it being here so why is this so important porton to the companies in these and in the you in the u.k. ok great team back to back again back again. if it's from crown court because because it's. england england. britain britain was own was only partly part of of the agreement the moment. based on the need to have on the need to have to trade with united states have to trade with united states japan and the rest the world they had a plan and the rest the world they have to be part of it if they're not part of it have to be part of it if they're not part of it they can't trade with united states that they can't trade with united states and britain and britain and japan and japan and over overall so it's a global will issue so it's a global issue they have to they have to be part have to be part of it and i noticed that i noticed i think and i think it w

foley. clutch. should. i can latch on to is to. help me. stop. you must own the. bar for. home. shot the. first. cars just. don't. know when to withdraw. from the took the first thirty should. stand. cold water. this is a. holy. mystery. we still. don't know your state said please. to come to the. stage. to track. my grandparents' place. to stop the spread. of stopping these. it's like i would know where. the bell was but what world. would. come from. and some fight to fight fight fight. a. color. change. to the colts on the. following day call. the. so so powerful you are watching this stream with the hip hop indigenous artists wall and that was one of his latest songs that previewing here on the stream for the very first time so we're privileged our followers online know that we're privileged here this is one person on twitter who says so happy to be watching this live stream bring wall and someone else on you tube watching live says i love this the history of native americans is so important and needs to be taught and retain that's us on facebook and it's interesting what she