forbes chairman steve forbes weighs in on that. melissa: secretary of state mike pompeo and ambassador nikki haley briefing the united nations on status of talks with north korea. the pair warning that some of our friends have been helping the rogue nation get around sanctions but not for long. we'll take you live to the u.n. for the latest. david: some members about congress are speaking out against the president's invitation to host vladmir putin in d.c. this fall. darrell issa is not one of them. he is from the house foreign affairs committee. he is here with his take coming up. >> i'm happy that two leaders of very important countries are continuing to meet. if that meeting takes place in washington i think it is all to the good. ♪ and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me

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that is key and that's not happening. >> congressman, steve forbes here.ter ways to do it than putting the equivalent of sales taxes on the american people, american businesses, american consumers? is that the best weapon? >> steve, thank you for saying that. there are a lot of different tools in our arsenal with trade. trade is very important. as you know, steve, trade can be something that can be used for diplomatic purposes, trade can be used for a lot of different things. the tariff is a very effective weapon but what happens sometimes is when you launch that weapon, you get a retaliation back and that creates what we would commonly call a trade war which usually does not benefit anyone. i would say this, in an ideal world we would have open trade everywhere in the world. china has really cheated over the years. they've not been very fair. there's a huge trade imbalance. i would prefer to see other tools, other than this, but i do trust the president. i will say this. even though i'm a free trader, president trump knows what he's doing. he's a good neg

forbes media chairman steve forbes is our special guest this weekend. but first susan lee is standing by in the newsroom with the headlines. >> the u.s. economy adding 213,000 jobs in the month of june. this is important because 1,000 americans entered the labor force and not all of them found jobs. the low unemployment rates likely prompting those sitting on the sidelines to start job hunting. trade, the trump administration slapping a 25% tariff on $34 billion worth of chinese goods. it includes 800 products ranging from farming plows to semi conduct tores and airplane parts. retaliatory tariffs are in effect. investors shrugging off the trade tensions, driving markets higher. the supreme court showdown. the president started with a list of 25 potential nominees and said he can count his favorites on one hand. the president will announce his pick to replace justice kennedy monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. maria, back to you. >> trade tensions dominating wall treat this past week. a big topic when i spoke to president trump last week. >> some of these coun

forbes said you should send them to navy yard.ed navy yard is one of the coolestig orhoods, not just in our area but in the world. one tweet pointed out that forbes used an artist's rerngd instead of an actual picture. forbes said it checked it because it is growing quickly. it has kind of an up and coming vibe. >> cutting the ribbon on monday. >> at the navy yard. >> maybe it is [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jada pinkett smith, bryce dallas howard, comedian nikki glaser,

forbes reported schnatter used the n-word during a media training exercise.already stepped down as papa johns last y over backlash that the company got for schnatter blaming poorsm controversy. >>> good morning to you. thank you for joining>> us. today is thursday, july 12th. let's get over to mike thomas and see c h like moreh consistency this weather. it's going to beore of theme . >> more of the same. e of tetter than more ofhe the out theren laterthis afternoon. so, really nice. really nice weather pattern settling in here for mid-july and we're going to keep the drytreak continuing in d.c. today. so not bad for mid-july. in fact i'dow sayn right grade for mid-july out there ou- great for mid-july. we're starting to need rain a little bit. relatively soon.get some humidity does creep back in by the weekend particularly on sunday into monday. that will be the --ime where you're really start t see humid coming back in. then we get unsettled next week even for tr all game on tuesday it does look like we'll have to dodge the risk of thunderstorms. m ientioned

in an article for forbes magazine, one journalist writes that amazon should start opening their own bookstoresn all local communities. the argument made is that, if you replace local libraries, you will save taxpayers lots of money, and also enhancing the value of amazon's stock. i suppose it depends. if you are an amazon shareholder it would be a good idea. with me is kulveer ranger, who's vice president of strategy and communication at atos. good morning. let's start with arab news and interesting, this passage to safety for the white helmets from international request from israel and jordan to allow them passage. you are absolutely right, these guys have been called the syrian civil defence and they have helped literally thousands of people in war—torn syria. they act independently. it appears as assad gets a bigger grip on the situation he can target these people as well in terms of saying whether he feels whose side they are on, he is saying they are involved with some of the terrorists, or not on his side and it is increasingly difficult and dangerous for these people and his family dang

although as forbes magazine pointed out after mark skidmore began inquiring about the report the zero ideas web page was mysteriously taken down but luckily people had already grabbed copies of that report before it was taken down my favorite part is they have all fraud and ways top line. that you can call. you imagine could type of fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline. hi i work here in the pentagon my name's patti lu and i mainly in charge a refill in the nk in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copiers it's you know they can handle war but i don't know a copier and i wanted to report that someone here in my department gave taken the plans hold which are clearly partment plans and then. we must go through seven or eight times a week and it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the section as to how you do. this. anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system

why some are taking issue with kylie jenner's spot on "forbes'" list of richest self-made women. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm milissa rehberger in for frances. >> we begin this morning with developments out of brussels where president trump is hosting several more meetings and bilateral discussions today before heading to the uk. all part of what some critics are calling mr. trump's disruption tour. >> with the president taking more swings at nato and u.s. allies while making demands not even the u.s. is able to meet. all ahead of that highly charged sit-down with vladimir putin. nbc white house correspondent jeff bennett has more on what we can expect from the commander in chief today. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, milissa. president trump kicks off his final day at the nato summit in bruce wells a couple of meetings. one focused on the nato military mission in afghanistan. the other focused on security in eastern europe. it's a crucial issue for some of the european allies given russia's growing presence in the

according to forbes, she's worth $900 million atjust 20 years of age.the youngest—ever self—made billionaire". the youngest member of the kardashian clan started selling her own cosmetics three years ago. here's chi chi izundu. kyliejenner, 20 years old, a new mum, and according to forbes magazine, $100 million short of being the youngest ever self—made billionaire. we knew we didn't want to do this with anyone else, i didn't want to sell in any other store. she's the youngest of the kardashian—jennerfamily and has featured on their reality tv show "keeping up with the kardashians" from the age of ten. but her fortune comes from selling lipsticks and lip liners. i really wanted to show you guys first. $900 million is how much she's estimated to be worth and she's amassed that amount in just under three years. what's interesting with kyliejenner is that she obviously endorses brands but with her make—up range she is the brand and she already has this huge social following. so, suddenly, her social following becomes her potential customer base. so there's

somehow give her credit i don't understand forbes. i read forbes.lf-made, boy, talk about privileged. that's privileged. that's family wealth connection. and a mom who is an absolute shark when it comes to business. so, i mean, i think maybe you should have put the mother on the cover not her. >> good point. >> the mom has made $17 million off of the makeup line. jesse, if some one else's name was on the cover and they used the term "self-made -- >> whoever said it was jealousy. people want to hate her, she looks good on instagram. she photographs really well. she has tons of fans online. all of these young women want to be here and look like her. >> that's the bad news. >> this is telling people what to do -- you don't to have go to college, all right? there are other options in this world. and social media and the internet, as bad as they are, opportunities for people to say you know what, i'm going to -- i like doing x, i'm going to concentrate on x. i don't need to go to college. i think this is inspirational. >> i think it's destructive. if tha

today, "forbes" released its list of the richest stars, and george clooney has millions of reasons to. but clearly, he's still recovering from that horrible crash. that's clooney on a runway in rome, walking with a limp and slowly leaving his private jet. despite the pain, the oscar winner was upbeat -- smiling and shaking hands with the flight crew. the 57-year-old is still on the mend after being injured in a motorcycle crash six days ago in italy. meantime, there is some good news for george -- he's at number two on "forbes'" just-released list of the world's highest paid entertainers. george made $239 million last year, mostly from the sale of his tequila casamigos. >> happy hour somewhere. >> george was edged out by floyd mayweather, the boxer tops the list with earnings of $2085 million. cosmetics queen kylie jenner is number three. her lip kits have the 20-year-old close to billionaire status. >> so then, when i see my fans have it and they love it, their reaction, that's most exciting for me. >> at number four, judge judy. the tough-talking, longest running tv judge earned $14

maria: here is steve forbes. >> good to see you, governor, ambassador, steve forbes here.aven't they done very much in approving local l&g facilities to take the gas in, they talk about it, nothing has happened, they still fear the russians, we are in this conundrum, they fear the russians but they won't move to take alternatives, the real bottleneck is in europe and not the u.s. right now, isn't it? >> well, there is a bottleneck in europe, steve,ic what you're seeing is a shift all over europe away from coal, away from nuclear to renewable energy to natural gas but they have their own bureaucracy problems, you're absolutely right. but, steve, we should approve l&g terminals more faster than we have. the president issued executive order, that's fine but it still takes agencies forever. i was secretary of energy, it takes ferk and the other regulatory entities a long time to just deal with the paperwork and do the approvals. maria: the president has been rolling back regulations and that has bun priorities of economic policy, governor, we want to point out that president p

maybe commissioner -- director forbes. are these projects so massive -- even like the seawall, we just took a certain part. are these projects so massive financially for the port that you can do a little bit here, do a little bit there, but you just can't do a big, massive thing all at once? is that how it -- >> no, but you can be part of the plan. >> no. i think obviously, you have to have boundaries, and you have to scale to a certain level in order to do all the interagency coordination. but the point that president brandon is making, while there are a lot of efforts south of yslais creek, and many big plans, like india basin as david just pointed out, it's interagency geography that ties it all together. she's calling on why not all of that coordination south of the creek so we can see a port wide or southern waterfront wide approach, and it's a very, very excellent question. but for every initiative, you absolutely have to set a geography in order to be successful in seeing those improvements through. >> any other que

from when director forbes and i were in d.c., we were praying for a $350 million bond measure. now we have 500, and people are really aware of this project. and it's so needed. it's so critical to san francisco to complete, so i just want to commend everybody on all that we've done so far, so thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: item 13-b, request authorization to award construction contract number 2787-r, pier 27 passenger shelter to g.y. engineering, incorporated in the amount of $818,000 and authorize the contract contingency fund of 10% for a total will authorization of 8 -- total authorization of $889,000. >> good afternoon, president brandon and members of the commission. dan hodath with the planning and environment division. we are here to ask that the commission consider award a contract such that terminal opened in 2014, we have continued to work with the operator to refine and improve its performance, and this is one of those projects that's looking to do that. the new shelter will -- would be located in the ground transportation area, in the center of thi

. >>> forbes is out with their list of the country's most successful self-made women.they shattered ceilings and tapped into social media to cement their brands. that's especially true for the youngest person on the list. forbes says reality tv star kylie genre is set to become the youngest self-made billionaire. that makes her worth more than twice as much as her sister kim kardashian. in all 27 californians are on the list. here are a few others on the rankings. meg whitman, and there's oprah winfrey, doris fisher who cofounded gap. the company behind mandarin halos and fiji water. sheryl sandberg is coo at facebook and ulal is the ceo of arista networks head quartered in santa clara. >>> the race is on. >> today teams are setting sail on a 2,000-mile journey. >> the second round of competitors sailed out of san francisco and are headed to oahu. kpix5's don ford was there before they left. >> battle flags announce the arrival of more than 65 racing sailboats from all across north america. sailboats preparing for one of the best known pacific ocean races. the pacific

forbes points out that $800 million of that fortune comes from her cosmetic company which she startedears ago. she built that from 0 to $3 million so fast due to her social media following. >> she is worth nearly three times what big sister kim kardashian-west is worth. kim has a net worth of $350 million. >> and she is on track to unseat mark zuckerberg as the youngest self-made billionaire in history. he didn't crack into that until the ripe old age of 23. >> from the ground up? >> it was an empire already, right? but, you know? >> she was born on third base and thought she hit a triple. >> that's a good analogy. i like that. >> i don't know that it worked. >>> next to big news for -- >> the rapper better known as cardi b. they have welcomed their first child, a daughter, kulture with a k. she made the announcement with a nude maternity photo set in a lush flower garden. >> kulture is the first child for cardi b and the fourth for her husband. the birth of the daughter comes just weeks after cardi b announced they tied the knot last september. ♪ i like it like that >>> next to anoth

that's according to "forbes." the 20-year-old is on the cover of "forbes" billionaire issue. much of it comes from the cosmetics company she launched two years ago. she also makes millions from her tv shows and endorsements. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," john blackstone takes us to a silicon valley company that's about to make flying cars a reality. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." that's about to make flying car as reality. e i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [engine accelerating] ♪ get outta the way! ♪ they've gone wild! ♪ saddle up! ♪ toyota. let's go places. and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's

this time she's made the cover of forbes magazine.eople talking. >> we'll talk about why she is king massive news, this young self-made billionaire,he youngest ever. >> a little controversial. get 'll get to that we' to that including president trump's unscheduled news conference. >>> sounding off. >> i can tell you nato is really a fine tuned machine. >> president trump speaking out at an unexpected press coming in the wake of tense interactions with nato allies. the president now headed to the uk st to m with prime minister theresa may and the queen. >>> under the mike cope. supreme court nominee brett cavanaugh meeting with lawmakers ahead of the confirmation battle. he went tens of thousands into debt purchasing baseball tickets over the last decade. >>> stormy daniels arrested in columbus, ohio, overnight whi performing at a strip club charged with misdemeanor sex offenses. daniels' attorneyaying the arrest is politically motivated. >>> unmanned adventure. a medium sized drone becomes the first civilian registered crmanned at to

this idea in forbes magazine that amazon book stores could replace public libraries.he temple of learning for me. joe tweeted to say we love our local library and wouldn‘t trade it for the world. let us know your thoughts. use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. stay with us here on bbc news. so much more to come. well, no prizes for guessing what is on the weather forecast. the story of the summer so far. a lot of heat this week, and it is going to be a very hot week indeed, especially across south—eastern and eastern england. in the weather systems that we normally get normally bring us some rainfall are very weak and remain weak on the satellite picture here. maybe just about nudging into the very far north—west of the country, bringing a few spots of rain, but that is pretty much it. and this is the pattern as we had through monday —— sunday night into monday, the heat from the south pretty much wind and expands across europe and goes all the way towards the very far north into scandinavia, as well. so the forecast for the early hours of monday morning, extensive cloud f

that triggered an uproar and "forbes" actually pulled the editorial off its website.porters argued libraries provide internet service for those who don't have it as well as important services for children and the elderly. >>> one man's trash is another man's treasure and that was just proven correct in new jersey. anealer bought an abandoned storage unit stuffed with paintings for 75 bucks apiece. he was just looking for some filler for art auctions but turns out some of those paintings are by dutch-american artist willem de kooning. >> now, each is worth millions. he's taking his time cataloging them savoring this moment. >> i've had friends who said let's go and open all those pieces, and i said, no, i said, every time i feel down, then i'm going to open one and it's a christmas day all over. >> he calls finding the treasure trove a miracle. >> and he plans to begin selling the paintings sometime this fall. >>> now to an example of community policing at its best. one officer's heartwarming act of kindness. >> tallahassee officer tony carlson saw a homeless man at a

meanwhile, "forbes" magazine says jeff bezos has just become the richest person in modern history. even when adjusted for inflation, his personal wealth tops $150 billion making him the richest person since "forbes" started the tally in 1982. >> not bad at all. >>> here's something interesting and not for sale on amazon. scientists have found the world's oldest piece of bread. this is what it looked like through a microscope. it was found in the jordanian desert and dates back 14,000 years, long before the birth of agriculture. >>> coming up, the dramatic finish at the home run derby. >>> but first new images of the so-called lava bomb in hawaii, the one that came crashing through the roof of a tour boat. we hear from a man on board. >>> and in medical news, the new warning about urgent care centers and the pills they're giving out a little too easily. they're giving out a ttle too easily. anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sug

and george clooney earned more money than any other actor in a calendar year according to forbes magazineyou can find a story online. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. between presidents putin and trump is dominating the headlines. —— and you won't be surprised to find out that the summit between presidents putin and trump is dominating the headlines. the south china morning post quotes mr trump as saying that the relationship, which has been strained by allegations of election meddling, and the conflict in syria, is back on track. singapore's straits times also focuses on events in helsinki. it shows mr putin handing over a ball from the russian world cup as a gift, and says mr trump hailed a change in the relationship. china daily also carries a picture of the two leaders shaking hands after successful talks. but it gives pride of place to the chinese president, xijinping, and how he used a meeting with eu leaders to call for more to be done to protect free trade. those are the papers. a british cave diver who helped rescue 12 thai boys earlier this month says

although as forbes magazine pointed out after mark skidmore began inquiring about the report the zero i.d.'s web page was mysteriously taken down but luckily people had already grabbed copies of that report before it was taken down my favorite part is they have all fraud and ways taught lie. that you can call. it was bachchan good type of fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline. hi i work here in the pentagon my name's patti lu and i made me a charger refill in nk in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copiers it's good you know they can handle war but i don't know a copy or any i want to report then someone here in my department gave taken the plans hold which are clearly partment plans and then. we must go through seven or eight pens away it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the section i have to tell your dad. yeah. anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct s

the company released a statement with a different tone to forbes.ndemns racism and any insensitive language, mow no matter the situation or setting. we take great pride in the diversity of the papa john's family. we will strive to do better. allison, this is not the first time he is under fire. are stockholders reacting? >> they are. this is not the kind of headline shareholders want to hear. as soon as this came out, saw the stock drop. now down 3%. shareholders are concerned that there could be a consumer backlash or boycott that people won't go buy papa john's pizza after hearing what he apparently said, according to forbes. cnn hasn't independently confirmed what he said. he isn't new to this controversy. in an earnings call, lashed out at the nfl how they handle the national anthem controversy. he still has close ties to the company, biggest shareholder, founded the company, his face still on the pizza box. it will be interesting to see how the company handles the latest pr disaster. >> what the fallout is. thank you very much. >>> thanks for b

clooney has set a new record for the highest earnings by an actor in a calendar year according to forbese to the sale of his tequlia business. —— tequila. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

. >> director forbes? >> that is one i wanted coverage. thank you. >> okay. >> i guess, for the record, i think that the commissioners that have been on this commission have always been supportive of this project from the very beginning. as we have learned through the process, the devil is in the details. is a long journey. it has been a long journey. this is a 50 year lease. we've taken our time and i appreciate tom's comment to say patients as been a very important part of this process. we fed many delays, and each time we thought we were almost through the issues, other issues surfaced, but i feel that we will be ending in a good place, because i think it was important for us to hear from all the stakeholders. first, i want to say that there are many lessons. i want to thank the park service and our report staff are working through a lot of these issues in the beginning. it was very difficult for us to get the requisite information we needed to determine the economic terms of the lease. which we have now. and to understand how the conce

john schnatter is stepping down as chairman of the board from the company he founded, after this "forbesarticle revealed he allegedly complained during a conference call that kfc's called blacks the n-word and never faced backlash. then went further, saying during his early life in indiana, people would drag african-americans from trucks until they died. the comments during a media training session aimed at avoiding public relations blunders came after he'd already caused an uproar by wading into the nfl's debate on anthem protests, allegedly saying it has hurt business. schnatter admitting the insensitive comments in a statement, saying, "regardless of the context, i apologize. simply stated, racism has no place in our society." but the backlash was severe. major league baseball suspending a popular promotion with papa john's. its stock taking a hit before recovering. >> corporations are lots of people and they have their own culture, so, when you tie it to a particular personality, the entire enterprise can be harmed >> reporter: shattner, who according to that "forbes" article was app

although as forbes magazine pointed out after mark skidmore began inquiring about the report the zero i.d.'s web page was mysteriously taken down but luckily people had already grabbed copies of that report before it was taken down my favorite part is they have all fraud and ways taught lie. that you can. you imagine could type of fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline how high i worked here in the pentagon my name's patti lu i'm mainly in charge a refill in the nk in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copiers it's good you know they can handle war but i don't know a copy or any i wanted to report that someone here in my department gave taken the plans hold which are clearly partment plans they. really must go through seven or eight pens away it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the section i have to tell your dad. anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct sys

anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system deficiencies you're blaming sproule years of dollars on failure to correct system deficiencies that's like saying i had sex with a widow with a hundred thousand waggled hairless aardvarks. because i wasn't looking where i was walking. slowly and said ok let's do this and we do a lightning round here where we go through all of these catastrophic problems with the twenty sixteen election and we see which ones we've fixed for the upcoming election are the voting machines any better nope are the exit polls any better no do we have a right choice of voting no do we have paper ballots not in most areas do we have one chain voting no that would be to verify a boat. we ended or altered the electoral system nope are we allowing third parties into the debates generally know as we wait in line at the polling places for three hours do people come around entertain us give us food massage. geno's no no

ahrendts senior vice president and one of two senior female board members at apple she was listed in forbes ranking of the most powerful women in the world in twenty fifteen and has been helping to drive apple's sales since twenty fourteen. at number four meg whitman until recently president and chief executive officer of hewlett packard enterprise a millionaire activist and philanthropist she proved the appear to me of cool when she took part in the ice bucket challenge. coming in third pridgin you're already the first woman to serve as c.e.o. and president of i.b.m. she has degrees in computer science and electrical engineering and started working her way to the top of i.b.m. as a systems engineer in one thousand nine hundred eighty one. our runner up susan. pirate is google's sixteenth employee in one thousand nine hundred nine she advocated its acquisition of you tube and has served as you tube c.e.o. since two thousand and six today she has her own channel to share her perspective. number one sheryl sandberg c.e.o. of facebook and one of founder mark zuckerberg close associates and aut

forbes magazine estimates the social media celebrity is currently worth about $900 million, atjust 20ly drink alcohol in the us, will turn 21 in august. joining me now live from los angeles is entertainmentjournalist kj matthews. at least one person has tweeted me about this story with self—made and about this story with self—made and a question mark. can she really claimed to be self—made when she comes from this incredibly wealthy family with a well—established name? you know, that is the news that has usurped the fact that she is worth $900 million. ithink usurped the fact that she is worth $900 million. i think forbes thought wow, everybody will be surprised, probably a little bit elated for her, and you know what? social media has really been taking stabs at her, saying self—made — questionable. they say by the time she even launched her make—up line, kylie cosmetics, they already had reality shows, they were already worth $100 million, they already had a major platform, and so they like to think of self—made when they think of someone of self—made when they think of someone like