the president visits the site of a new fox conn plant site in wisconsin. but with more than $4 billion in tax breaks, did president trump make a bad deal? >> you could make the deal ten times better and they're going to say, oh, gee, you're going to do better. the fact is, the deal he made is incredible. >> we begin the story of course with the deadly shooting at maryland's capital gazette newspaper, claiming the lives of five employees and injuring two others. investigators are searching for a motive and looking into the gunman's past connection to the paper. i want to get you caught up on the latest details on this very upsetting and developing story. three senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter tell nbc news the suspect has been identified as 38-year-old jarrod raymos. he is now charged with five counts of first degree murder. a bail hearing is scheduled in about an hour and a half at the annapolis district courthouse. police were first notified about an active shooter around it 2:40 p.m. yesterday. survivors saying they hid under their

when the the speaker: this story right here of fox conn, it's the most vivid picture of what a strong and healthy economy looks like. most viv i had picture of a state on the rise in a country with a healthy economy. i want to mention what scott walker just said. for years, we were frustrated about what we called a brain drain. for years, we were worried about our young kids going to our schools and universities and leaving the state to find better opportunities. this project is going to do more to reverse that brain drain and let's make note of this. i see brian albright out here, our partners from the colleges. this project is going to bring a whole new sector to our state's economy. and what we are doing, this generation of leaders, from the president to scott walker, to our educators, to our manufacturers who are making the dirt move to put this project on the ground, what this shows we are fulfilling our generation's commitment, duty and legacy. what is that commitment? what is that legacy. you leave the next generation better off. you do the things you need to do your kids and g

fox conn's founder sees his company as caught between the world's top two economies and he believes there is opportunity there. were people who. i believe this is a critical turning point for a company especially because of the recent ongoing trade friction between china and the united states i believe this is not a trade conflict brother a competition and a comparison of technology. china lags behind the us goes says and that's why he wants foxconn to become a pioneer of china's smart manufacturing which leans on artificial intelligence and five g. telecommunications he has reason to look forward the smart phone the move creates jobs in the u.s. and gives the company access to american technology. to nigeria now where entrepreneurs are turning waste into money with a population of about what twenty one million the city of lagos generates up to ten million kilograms of trash per day or authorities try to tackle the problem a company called pearl recycling transforms things like car tires magazines stross plastics and wood into household items and it's also transforming how people think ab

on the other maybe fox conn tries to avoid tariffs setting up the plant in wisconsin. >> thanks you for this analysis. now over to you. >> thank you very much. the latest from the world cup in russia. group g started monday big favorite against a relative soccer minnow when england took on tunisia and then belgium locked horns with panama. here is the highlights. >> after a sluggish first half the deadlock was broken after halftime with this effort with the strike by the forward. then the match got rolling for the favorites, needing just six minutes to add two more goals. 3-0 despite the slow start they kick off in convincing fashion. england followed suit against tunisia needing 11 minutes before their top marksman put them in front. this header saved only for kane to be perfectly positioned for the rebound. after that challenge between walker and joseph the referee awarded a penalty and he kept his cool and 1-1 after 35 minutes a flattering scorer tunisia. it stayed until harry kane bail a national hero by scoring his second and england has a winning start and g appears to be a two ho

fox conn's founder sees his company as caught between the world's top two economies and he believes there is opportunity there. for. i believe this is a critical turning point for a company especially because of the recent ongoing trade friction between china and united states i believe this is not a trade conflict rather a competition and a comparison of technology. china lags behind the u.s. goes says and that's why he wants foxconn to become a pioneer of china's smart manufacturing which leans on artificial intelligence and five g. telecommunications he has reason to look forward to the smartphone market is flattening out and top customer apple is ordering fewer parts. foxconn is building a new l.c.d. display plant in the u.s. state of wisconsin the move creates jobs in the u.s. and gives the company access to american technology. now if you're heading to tokyo and we're looking forward to your cheap but comfortable air b.n. b. accommodation you might be in for a nasty surprise the whole sharing giant says japan's government has forced its council thousands of booking bookings ahead of

fox conn.tory, there's a report apple has warned the supply chain there will be fewer iphone this is year. according to nikkei, apple told suppliers to expect a 20% drop in component records for phones debuting in the second half. the report says apple is conservative when it comes to ordering parts. there's a shakeup at the top of b.t. group, the former phone monopoly that's been struggling. gavin patterson will step down later this year after a strategy reset failed to win over investors. patterson cut thousands of jobs and overhauled management but the stock has fallen 36% since last august. and that's your bloomberg business flash. tom and francine? francine: thank you so much, taylor. deutsche bank chairman said to have spoken with top shareholders about merging with rival commerce bank. bloomberg understands paul discussed the combination of the two with investors and key german officials in recent months. goldman sachs germany and austria executive discussed consolidation of german banki

touted success of the legislation and defended his trade policies, at a groundbreaking of the new fox conn down with president trump later today the interview will air "sunday morning futures" on fox news channel, 10:00 a.m. you will also be able to seimone morning right here on "mornings with maria" joining me for special interview. >> axios reporting president trump has talked about wanting to leave the wto treasury secretary mnuchin pushed back on report said simply wrong breaking news on economy may personal income spending hitting wire personal spending may coming in at 2/10 of a percent may personal income up 4/10 of a percent futures a ram dow industrials up 100 points out of gate s&p, nasdaq also strong a third of a percent on nasdaq european markets also higher taking a cue from wall street european markets higher across the board. as you can see, there in asia overnight, markets higher as well shanghai composite and heng seng in hong kong, top frormz. >> top story has been six months since trump administration passed a tax cut jobs act helping businesses american families tax pol

ask when the special counsel's work is complete, when the the speaker: this story right here of fox conn, it's the most vivid picture of what a strong and healthy economy looks like. most viv i had picture of a state on the rise in a country with a healthy economy. i want to mention what