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their energy use as a symbol of their commitment to the planet organizers hope the people leaving gage this year don't switch off to claim a change and that no one remains in the dark about it said pax on the world. well world football champions germany hosted spain and a friendly in the western city of dusseldorf on friday it was a chance for coach yogi lowe to test his players against a fellow title favorite ahead of the world cup in russia in june both teams started with a strong wind up which made for a tight contest. no surprises in germany starting eleven as they sported the new away shirt despite being the host but the better stop along to spain and dressin yes dissenting approach go merino with a need for a ball on the floor with a spade and in the against a static german defense. of of. germany's first attacking efforts lacked perception. spain remained the more dangerous side just missing shot most influence of go by. but after half an hour thomas miller did find a gap in the spanish defense something hope the equaliser. after the break both teams had their chances in an ente

their energy use as a symbol of their commitment to the planet organizers hope the people leaving gage this year don't switch off to claim a change and that no one remains in the dark about its impact on the world or ride the. formula one now and there has been a surprise in the opening race of the season in australia with ferrari's a german driver as the bottom fattal assailing a dramatic victory mark webber is found to have is the sport's as death joins me here it's time you were about us and we're who aren't really expecting that we're a no no it will fall lewis hamilton would win so it's good for the rest of the series makes it more exciting absolutely well let's take a look at some of the action from melbourne that. managed in front of world champion new is how will ten minute race after a pit stop under safety car conditions that will then manage to hold off how motions charged in the britain to finish second at all. celebrated his forty eighth career win and ferrari's good start into the season was rounded off by came in my cone and he finished and there's. so mark he actually e

their energy use as a symbol of their commitment to the planet organizers hope the people leaving gage this year don't switch off to claim it change and that no one remains in the dark about its impact on the world or out of the. front one there has been a surprise in the opening race of the season and australia with ferrari's german driver sebastian fattal seeming dramatic victory write letters from sports desk joins me to tell us more we weren't really expecting that where we were everyone was assuming that lewis hamilton would win but hey it's exciting for the rest of the season it's a good thing for the sport absolutely well let's have a look at the podium from the melbourne race then vettel managed to pass raves leisurely was how will it end during a safety car face leaving the british world champion to finish second ethel's ferrari teammates kimi raikkonen was third. so mark and you explain to us then how exactly that on managed to sneak that sneak is the right word because there was a virtual safety cafe's now for non f one fans that basically mean a car a stopped on the track a

ultra fine particles coming from it once breathed in these particles spread throughout the body is gagenow registers more than forty three thousand nano particles per cubic centimeter together with a group of italian environmental activists he begins another series of measurements a third cruise liner has now pulled into the harbor. while the passengers off visiting the colosseum in rome the waiting ships to offer everything else around them. at first the valleys on that high but then the particle gauge shoots up once again because this time tugboats the activists come from the italian n.g.o.s. or citizens for air they want these tests to become standard in ports. no one in italy thinks about air pollution coming from ships yet it's a long standing problem in port cities and has serious implications for people's health so. the values that we measure today are very very high. right alongside the cruise ships the gauge measures over fifty thousand ultra fine particles per cubic centimeter and higher proof enough that these giant vessels are polluting the air in the port the values are eve

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really believe the ministry of defense should be involved in a company one arm of which at least is in gage's in a series of campaigns around the world of propaganda manipulation apparently and political interference secondly i don't really see why the ministry of defense is in any case spending huge amounts of money on. the kind of propaganda work and finally the question of secrecy i mean apparently this company was given access to top secret information and this seems to me to be an extremely. worrying revelation. facebook's chief executive mark zuckerberg has for the first time commented on the massive data breach in a lengthy apologies of coburg detail exactly what went wrong with privacy policies and what steps have been taken to solve the problem he added that the company quote learn from this experience to make the community safer for everybody going forward and despite the fact the scandal concerns an american tech giant and a data mining company with offices in new york london and washington there's still been attempts in the media to tie this story to russia to explain all his r.t.

willing gage to cooperate with justice and it will operate in the sense of setting up a safeguard in measures in the same way you will this is future but you didn't denounce sexual abuse it's very far and isn't this you know and he admitted is it sucking for you or not of course it was shocking you know for him to be in this you nine and not have been denouncing her sexual abuse on minors you know for sure. it has always in chile here. documents and that has you is has waited five years after the first victim spoke out to take action and to remove the prized father correct. and sire father carriage about has been since proven guilty by the vatican of sexual abuses is here. still in the city nine. yeah i'm not responsible for the abundance of guns once you think of it i'm not the one who decides on that but what do you think i think they would stay as long as i want something that thank you very much it seems then that only the pope has the power to punish these cardinals so why doesn't he take stronger action. maybe because he too faced accusations in his homeland of argentina long b

philippine president marjorie gage attach a bore the brunt of protests in manila activists that branding him a much a fascist for his treatment of women. to have a leader of the country leave in this manner that so that's clearly on by women sexy as they call it much to describe not much new stuff and it's not how we remember her it's even more upbeat claiming that discrimination against women so we can deal with that right that's the only way there is to go. that route so taken up in pakistan to violence against women the focus here will be mobbed today and i said yeah all resistance to all that you have seen that is happening in pakistan you mentioned against women the violence that we see if we did against women against little children the bodies that we see from the state and you want to make us say that me are not going to allow this to happen any more you re are going to stand up no. standing up from pristina. i'm kyra. just so where hundreds gathered behind the need to movement. truly a female in one thousand saying. now is the time to change. so all of around the world there and

really believe the ministry of defense should be involved in a company one arm of which at least is in gage's in a series of campaigns around the world of propaganda manipulation apparently and political interference secondly i don't really see why the ministry of defense is in any case spending huge amounts of money on. the kind of propaganda work and finally the question of secrecy i mean that apparently this company was given access to top secret information and this seems to me to be an extremely. worrying revelation it's likely that the next chapter in the cambridge analytical scandal won't be its links to facebook but to governments around the world including the u.k. . as a footnote the british minister of defense has reacted to the story saying it's no current relationship with the s c l group and that the company has no access to classified information. although one hundred thousand people have now managed to escape syria's war ravaged eastern ghouta region this month from the government forces pushing to recapture the remaining rebel pockets the the russian defense ministry is no st

really believe the ministry of defense should be involved in a company one arm of which at least is in gage in a series of campaigns around the world of propaganda manipulation apparently and political interference secondly i don't really see why the ministry of defense is in any case spending huge amounts of money on. the kind of propaganda work and finally the question of secrecy i mean apparently this company was given access to top secret information and this seems to me to be an extremely. worrying revelation facebook founder mark zuckerberg has for the first time commented on the massive data breach and a lengthy apology admitted that the company's privacy policies have failed he added that the company will learn from this experience to make the community safer for everybody going forward even though the scandal concerns an american tech giant and a u.k. data mining company there have still been attempts in the media to tie the story to russia r t what are guns do you have as commentary. imagine being a liberal a democrat and being stuck in a trump presidency for a year is it must be

bring down the olympics by having tensions rise so high and yet we the united states turned toward in gage when in diplomacy first supporting south korea and making sure the olympics went well then when kim jong un on new year's day pivoted he showed agility kim jong un did of north korea by announcing in his new year's message that he wanted to detente essentially with south korea a country that he had been keeping at arm's length then he famously said let's have a summit meeting with with president moon only the third north south summit meeting that's been organized for the last week of april right now in panmunjom the truce village right on the demilitarized zone between the two koreas right after that that's when now president trump having received the information from spying masters and national scooted visor chunk of south korea our ally. found out that north korea was going to meet the basic conditions the minimal conditions for having talks at a summit level and present from said he would be inclined to have that summit that's where we are right now what we need to do is we the uni

questions don't be afraid of what you don't know things are scary when they remain unknown when see you in gage ask questions learn it's not scary anywhere. so you talked about your advocacy we got a tweet on that in particular this is a friend of the stream she's been on our show before and she is a comedian she says i have the privilege of meeting her been my question disability rights are currently under siege in the united states what advice does she have for advocates fighting to protect these rights. keith advocating stop advocating we also need to teach other people to advocate we want more advocates to chilliness in the movement i also want people to know that money should never be a barrier there are nonprofit law firms that will represent people with disabilities for free there is agencies where you can file complaints there's lots of free information on line so don't ever let money be a barrier if you want to make your website or app accessible check out the web content texas ability guidelines or apple and android accessibility guidelines because of lots of free information on line

and every single corporation in america has a guy sitting at a desk using gage and fraudulent trading to extract money from the markets and back up america and causing taxes to go up it was a struggle programs like obamacare rip people off because infrastructure projects that died because people in san francisco living on the street living in their own feces because guys on wall street i think it's necessary to create scams to just rip capital out of these markets. seemed wrong. when old rules just don't hold. any new loan to get to shape out these days to come out today and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. thanks for joining us video has emerged showing the moments leading up to a palestinian man's death during an israeli raid in the west bank he warns you may find the following scenes up setting. can be seen running down an object of some kind is then shot by an israeli soldier the soldier and his colleagues proceed to kick him on the ground and then drag his body along the alley. died late now the israeli ar

really believe the ministry of defense should be involved in a company one arm of which at least is in gage's in a series of campaigns around the world of propaganda manipulation apparently and political interference secondly i don't really see why the ministry of defense is in any case spending huge amounts of money on. the kind of propaganda work and finally the question of secrecy i mean apparently this company was given access to top secret information this seems to me to be an extremely. worrying revelation. facebook's chief executive mark zuckerberg has for the first time commented on the scandal surrounding the social network it was revealed the personal details of millions of its customers we used to influence elections in a lengthy facebook apology zuckerberg detailed exactly what went wrong with privacy policies and what steps have been taken to solve the problem you noted that the company quote will learn from this experience to make the community safer for everybody going forward. but despite the fact the scandal concerns an american tech giant and a data mining company with offic

this time, the company is too valuable important gage of momentum just flashed a bullish cross over whereine crosses above the red line lang thinks it might have too much trouble climbing over 57 over the coming weeks. a cohn departure may change that and then the daily stock of macy's which had a strong surge. the cmf here, has turned positive again institutional investors coming back on board with macy's, now it is a $30 stock, and he sees it moving to $35 incredible bouncing of tjx lang says tjx has the best chart of them all. after a blowout quarter last week, the stock spiked then tjx stayed up on thursday when a stock is up on a big down day, you know the underlying company is doing a very right. and lang thinks the move might be just getting started. indicator just flashed a buy well a relative index strength at the bottom is at overbought levels, these stories are overbought because attracting too much attention i like in my view the last quarter of tj x is the game changing. right when we get to 100 is where he thinks it could top off. if the market cascades because of cohn's dep

and every single corporation in america has a guy sitting at a desk using gage and fraudulent trading to track money from the markets and bank of america and causing taxes to go up it causes fraud to the programs like obamacare to rip people off because infrastructure projects that died to causes people in san francisco living on the street living in their own feces because guys on wall street or stink it's necessary to create scams to just rip capital out of these markets. focus on ending the war and that's not intermingle the humanitarian concern which is the bombing of hospitals the bombing of civilians the shelling of the damascus by rebel groups that's not enough for the bombing by the us as mentioned earlier it's a mix of that with the political objectives which some people may still have. our welcome of his international no man has died after shooting himself just outside the white house in washington the u.s. secret service said a gun was fired outside the northern perimeter fence the white house was on lockdown for about an hour and there were reports that the gunshot would c

harvesting all sorts of data potentially illegally but also a company who one arm of which at least is in gage in a series of campaigns around the world of propaganda manipulation apparently and political interference so many different levels i mean that's a problem in itself secondly i don't really see why the ministry of defense is in any case spending huge amounts of money on. the kind of propaganda work i mean the ministry of defense is presumably in the business of trying to. make britain safe from foreign invasion and i don't know whether this work was being done domestically or whether it was a question of interfering in public opinion or trying to shape public opinion in other countries either way it seems to be something that would be and finally the question of. secrecy i mean apparently this company was given access to top secret information and this is a company as i say one arm of who has been specifically involved the. abuse apparently of. data on an industrial scale so on all those different accounts this seems to me to be an extremely. worrying revelation it strikes me chris th

bring down the olympics by having tensions rise so high and yet we the united states turned toward in gage when in diplomacy first supporting south korea and making sure the olympics went well then when kim jong un on new year's day pivoted he showed agility kim jong un did of north korea by announcing in his new year's message that he wanted to detente essentially with south korea a country that he had been keeping at arm's length then he famously said let's have a summit meeting with with president moon only the third north south summit meeting that's been organized for the last week of april right now in panmunjom the truce village right on the demilitarized zone between the two koreas right after that that's when now president trump having received the information from spine masters and national skewed advisor chung of south korea our ally. found out that north korea was going to meet the basic conditions the minimal conditions for having talks at a senate level and present from said he would be inclined to have that summit that's where we are right now what we need to do is we the uni

and every single corporation in america has a guy sitting at a desk using gage and fraudulent training to attract money from the markets and back up america and causing taxes to go up because of fraudulent programs like obamacare rip it off because infrastructure projects that god causes people to living on the street living in their own feces because guys on wall street are think it's necessary to create scams to just rip capital out of these markets. still in the country in a genuine evil bottle maasai in china six oir get. an estimated eighteen fastens under-age refugees are now living in greece. you know still more go. to your home in there you go food shopping and. many sell their bodies just to. you know the one the second oh yes you know all the sins in there that. this isn't good enough things. to dealing drugs to make a living. and most of the. game and they've been. focused on ending the war and that's not intermingled the humanitarian concern which is the bombing of hospitals or bombing of civilians the shelling of damascus by rebel groups that's not enough so the bombing by

a day after that to be appears in wins another term in office he says russia one thing gage in an arms race. hello again. live from doha also coming up international investigators are in the u.k. to help police discover who poisoned a russian spy and his daughter. e.u. and british negotiators say they're one step closer to a final deal on bret said we'll have a live report. and there are reports of hundreds of people who are escaping from. being arrested by syrian forces. but first russia's president vladimir putin says his country will not ng gaijin in the arms race this just hours after he easily secured a fourth term with more than seventy six percent of the vote he says russia will do its best to settle all disputes uing using political and diplomatic means when you see going to we don't want to escalate any arms race to speed up any arms race we want to build relations with all the countries in the world so. have a constructive we will try to reach constructive dialogue with all our partners but of course not everything depends on us as he loves both sides should be interested oth

line all through this before then they'd never missed the next line that was the whole idea i mean gage congratulations who's a lucky guy. i. think the white. house could propose to be planning to do what they. say you want to do you can't marry us good. to open carry you can't be serious why don't you get to marry and girls all the. time but you're not a girl you're a guy and why would a guy want to marry a guy security sure you've got a life out you're not well when you stop treating me like a child i'm not old and i know there's a lot. of the last sentence that's the whole last scene in the boat was written the day before it was shot and my husband wrote it and took it over the bill and left me a copy and when he came home i read the rest of the script except for the last scene and he asked me what i thought and i said i think it's a wonderful scene but the last line is flat. and you know i don't want you to he had just come from two hours with the way in which billy had said you gotta find something better for the last laugh joey brown says where hope nobody's perfect let me use it

every single corporation in america has a guy sitting at a desk using gage and fraudulent trading to extract money from the markets and bankrupt america and causing taxes to go up it causes fraudulent programs like obamacare to rip people off because infrastructure projects to die it causes people in san francisco living on the street living in their own feces because guys on wall street are in sync it's necessary to create scams to just rip capital out of these markets and so you have a dysfunctional dystopian fishies austere called united states of feces as well today rename as to replace the stars with little piles of dog poop and say this is where we live now thank you wall street this show for suggested a campaign by silver crash j.p. morgan crash maybe morgan by silver and that was back in two thousand and eleven and that was based on the notion that. j.p. morgan when they did that sweetheart deal where they were gifted bear stearns over the weekend in two thousand and eight when they collapsed well they that they had inherited this huge short position that bear stearns held in

no way to gage that. didn't have impact on some voter decisions. when consider the election was settled by less than 32 states which the russians targeted. and we certainly didn't examine that in our assessment that we did in january 2017, but i think he as publicly acknowledged the threat posed by russia. russia is waging war in information realm against the united states. >> i would like to ask you about the woman whom president trump has tapped to be the first woman cia director, current deputy cia director. she will take over the briefings which is reportedly how president trump and mike pompeo how they bonded so well. she is controversial because of a lot of things in her past. more specifically, i want to ask you since you have worked with her and you do approve of her, how you think she is at communicating and whether or not she will be able to form that same relationship with the president. >> that is obviously very personal. certainly the president has seen enough of her when she filled in for di

there are calls from republican members of congress demanding that the fbi's handling of any invest gages should itself be reviewed. republicans insisted that the fbi was wrong in the way that it pursued those investigations because secretary clinton was let off the hook. they want to investigate the fbi for not locking up hillary clinton and the fbi investigated russian interference in the 2016 election and investigate the fbi for investigating that. they want to investigate the fbi for them getting a court to approve multiple search warrants to surveil a russian foreign agent. they think that's the real scandal. that's the real problem the fbi ever looked into that or pursued that and so they want the fbi itself investigated on those matters. well, attorney general jeff sessions today announced that he has asked utah u.s. attorney john huber to lead that investigation of the fbi. john huber one of a handful of u.s. attorneys not ousted by president trump a year ago when he issued the blanket firing of all federal prosecutors. apparently, this is not a new probe being lead. john huber ac

nancy: we have a program that he gages youth leaders and conflict countries around the world ."lled "generation change which is fundamentally equipping skills, andy tools, knowledge bases that allows them to mediate and facilitate conflict in their communities and states. we believe strongly that these, how to build peace, can be learned and it is essentially very practical. with skills that are often lost, especially in countries that dropped in countries that are often going through sometimes generations of conflict. you lose all the ways that basic disagreements can be managed before they erupt into violence. we have a program whereby we trained young scholars here in washington, d.c., so that they understand what war is and how the it needst works, how to be subordinated to a political objective and how to ensure that there is strong civilian control over the military. i know that is small but we are only 15 people so we're pretty proud of it. >> you are doing pretty well with 15 people. don't have anything specific but we have a next-generation future leaders program which

reporters every step of the way about his interactions with the special counsel robert mueller invest gages to say the mueller team asked him to do an interview. he then called reporters today to show them the subpoena he received. that subpoena requiring him to appear before the grand jury and produce documents with other members of the trump campaign including donald trump himself. after receiving that subpoena, he thought about that for awhile and then decided he would call more reporters including nbc's katy to katy tur live on the air. he thought about it and decided they wouldn't compile with the subpoena to hand over the record s. this is not like steve bannon being like i'm not going to talk to congress or hope hicks being like i'm not going to answer your question. this is not a committee of congress where democrats and congress has to agree to hold hands and vote. this is not a request for documents that sam says he'll defy. this is a grand jury subpoena in an on going criminal proceeding and robert mueller isn't just the special counsel. he's a prosecutor. so sam doesn't have the

if we needed to gage the condition of the range, to find out where the cattle for weeding and determine whether the stock tanks had water or to measure the damage after a flood. we find the highest hill or butte and ride up it on the horse. from such a vista, we can dispatch cowboys to gather the cattle and workers to repair fences. to restore order. there are no tall buttes in these parts. novice that offering a clear panoramic view. nonetheless, it's our obligation to assess the condition of our politics to then mitigate and repair the damage. because as we are discovering, and as we will discover for years to come, there is no damage like the damage a president can do. this is not a normal political speech for these are not normal political times. wishing it were so, will not make it so. or otherwise will not make it so and pretending that the state of our politics is not dyer will not save us. this is not a time for pretending. this is a time for defending our democratic institutions and for resisting the resurgence authoritarian impulse the world over. now defending it might not be

whether you're talking about wilbur ross or peter navarro who might think china is gaging an economic war against us, they're right, but we're not even showing up to this fight in a smart way. you saw the president tweet about it this morning. there's all this fighting happening inside the white house. the gary cohen side of the white house is saying, what are you doing? while china might be sending their cheap steel through us, they're dumping it in places like turkey and korea, allies of ours. we're putting tariffs on our own allies. >> you just said thoughtful, sophisticated approach. does that have a place in this administration? they don't take thought of or sophisticated approaches. donald trump wants things done in america, he wants to bring coal back even though coal is gone. >> it's not just environmental sound, it's not economically sound. >> is it "people in congress do think this is a good idea either. what's going on here? is this stuff actually going to happen? >> that's why you see the market go down. you rarely see the market move on trump rhetoric. the market is like,

if they want to make credit available, loans available and mort gages available on main streets acrossto lessen this avalanche of regulation, thousands of pages of regulations that we dumped on smaller community banks. >> jon: it's going to be interesting to see who wins the food fight on this one because, again, they are having a bit of a circular firing squad in the democratic party. a number of democrats support it. some like elizabeth warren do not. again, we will keep our eye on that. >> it is a food fight. yeah. i'm okay watching this one, actually. but it's good for the lenders in this country if we get this addressed. >> jon: senator john thune republican of south dakota. good to have you on. thank you. >> thanks, jon. you bet. >> melissa: the democratic special election too close to call but conor lamb is declaring victory. how soon until we have a clear winner there? today, innovation in the finger lakes is helping build the new new york. once home to the world's image center, new york state is now a leader in optics, photonics and imaging. fueled by strong university partner

to be the new seat of the european agency and paris to be the new seat of the european banking gages october two thousand and seventeen and there is still not been sufficient progress the european parliament votes against proceeding to the second face the breakthrough comes only in december went to reason may agree to a backstop solution for northern ireland the e.u. paves the way for face to sufficient cloak i suppose not being made on the street terms of the usual march two thousand and eighteen the u.k. is granted the transition phase but on europe the final goodbye is pushed back by almost two years the deal was struck today should give us confidence that a good deal for the united kingdom and the european union is closer than ever before. but the clock is ticking and key issues are yet to be agreed. so there's an introduction to the to the brakes it seem we're going to be talking about a lot in the next half hour we've got john worth an e.u. citizen with a u.k. passport and a blogger who writes a lot about the u.k. and the e.u. will come back to you in just a moment john stay wi

no because i'll know, i'll be able to gage. >> seth: gotcha. >> like, if he stiffens then i know thatd then i'm like, "no, i don't." and then my mind goes off. >> seth: by the way, i don't want ruin it for you, someone's going to be dead. >> you think? [ laughter ] you think? >> seth: i mean, it would be great if it was, like, the last season of "game of thrones," nobody dies. >> yeah, yeah. that's one hell of a twist. >> seth: that would be a great twist. >> yeah. that would be a twist. >> seth: i want to ask -- speaking of a twist, this seems like a very cruel prank that -- this was april fools. >> this is april fools. this is last year. >> seth: last year's april fools. >> yeah. >> seth: so your lovely fiance, kit, did this to you. you opened up -- this is your refrigerator. >> this is our refrigerator back at home in london. and bearing in mind i had just wrapped from season one of "the good fight." so i had been in new york for about six months. we hadn't spent not a lot of time together. and then i go home and then the bastard puts this in the fridge. [ laughter ] oh boy. and lo

a day after vladimir putin wins another term in office he says russia one thing gage in an arms race. without is there live from day also coming up.

andelcome maggie gage yana barton.omething that steve mnuchin said indicating that maybe we are getting too riled up about the problems with china. >> we are simultaneously having negotiations with the chinese to see if we can reach an agreement, we want to cut the trade deficit at $100 billion and we want to eliminate forced joint ventures and we are having productive conversations it with them. i am cautiously hopeful we reach an agreement, but if not we are proceeding with the tariffs. david: how does it look to you in washington, this is your tocialty, is it realistic say that this is what we should do to reduce the trade to visit by $100 billion, please get it done? maggie: it is important to listen to what the secretary is a saying, this is a first step, not a final step. the tariffs are one thing we have, but we are exploring other tools like negotiations and at some point there could be talks of multilateral nations joining with the u.s., maybe more talks about the wto as a viable option. david: that sounds rea

and that may be modifying the prod urk, using a thinner gage steel, using an alternate type of steelr maybe we do some things so the product could be robotically welded or fixturing. so i think companies are going to do what any business would do when raw material goes up, they look at options to mitigate that cost impact and eliminate it certainly in my business, our customers look to us to help them with that we're a critical part of the supply chain and they lean on us to do those things so outside of the political, i'll leave that aside. i don't know if it is a national security threat but i'm safe here in green bay, if the badgers win, it might not be -- but outside of that happening, it is a safe industry from our side here in wisconsin but you will see large oems pushing back to come up with alternative ways to mitigate the cost impact. >> where do you get most of your steel. >> it comes from service centers. great question so the mills produce in coils -- and 40,000 pound huge coil of steels and sell them to service centers in wisconsin and they take the large coils and bundl

in a video chip is seen having a sweet conversation with an 8-year-old boy named gage asking him forsecret? that might not even be allowed on twitter. that might not be allowed. all i can come up with was dragon. you are not calling that baby dragon. >> oh, so cute. i like dragon. but it's a boy. so congratulations to the gaines family. >>> now to michael b. jordan. "black panther" one of the hottest movies out there. it forced one 17-year-old girl make an emergency visit to her orthodontist. one of my patients came in for an emergency visit because she snapped the wire on her retainer watching the movie. now wait for it, she did that when michael b. jordan took his shirt off. she clenched her teeth so blank hard, snapped it. the post went viral, even catching the attention of the actor himself. jordan responding to the young woman named sophia writing since i feel partly responsible for breaking your retainers, let me know if i can replace them. >> she just snapped another one. >> they're flying off her mouth as she's reading social media. >>> and finally jimmy fallon brought back h

as i said on monday we had a very simple approach to russia, n—gage but beware.evel bilateral contacts. this include revoking the invitation to foreign minister to play a visit to the uk and confirm they will be no attendance by ministers or members of the royal family at this summer ‘s world cup in russia. finally, we will deploy a range of tools from across the full breadth of our national security apparatus in order to counter the threats of hostile state activity. while have set out some of these measures today members of all sides will understand there are some that cannot be shared publicly for reasons of national security. and of course there are other measures we stand ready to deploy at any time should be face further russian provocation. none of the actions we ta ke provocation. none of the actions we take our intended to damage legitimate activity or prevent contact between overpopulation is. we have no disagreement with the people of russia. they have been responsible for so many great achievements throughout the history. many of us look to depose sov