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gen. walsh: thank you. i will start with that. -- gen. beaudreault: thank you, i will start with that. it tells us what to focus on. it also tells us what not to focus on. forareas of increased risk major combat operations rather than just solely a cpl fight. the whole point is to remain operationally unpredictable, so we will not say a whole lot about that to maintain our degree of unpredictability. one might be able today to know exactly when the marriott -- when the next carrie strike group is going to go. those days are going to change and they will change by year and by focus area. they very much will be a tool at the secretary of of defense in consultation with the joint chiefs on how those dynamic force deployments are scheduled and where they will go. they will be -- it will come from forward deployed forces as well as surge forces. essenceat iwhat we are trng to t after, to be very strategically predictable to our allies and partners and germane operationally unpredictable to those who take .nterest any other comments? toi guess one thing, just add to what gen. beaudreault sai

gen. the democrat tweeting you deserve an atty. gen. fighting for you and your family. that is what i plan. ellison is expected to stay on his deputy director of the democratic national committee. netflix is taking requests. users can tell the streaming service what movies and shows they want to watch. the title request page lets you order 3 movies and tv series that aren't already on their service. netflix will notify you if and when your pics become available but the compy says there are limits to what they can license. interesting to see how that works out. hide from husband. and amazon delivery driver helps a woman kes away from her better half. the texas wife placing this hilarious sign at the doormat outside her home. the employees reaction to her doormat on her home security cameras, the worker takes one look at the doormat and goes around the corner the package. the woman posting shout out amazon for always being loyal and hiding my packages. hopefully her husband doesn't the the shout out on social media. taking a shower and doi

you. mr. berlitz, let's talk -- mr. horowitz, let's talk about this. gen. horowitz: the initial batch was easy. they were with the fbi. we requested them. the latter part of this over the last six months or so was challenging. sen. lee: when you say challenging, tell me what you mean by that. gen. horowitz: when they were produced by the fbi, it turned out there was a period during which about four months to six months, where there were no text messages produced to us. it turned out there was a flaw in their collection software or a failure in their collection software. we went out and seized and obtained their two phones voluntarily from the fbi. these are fbi devices. him to seek to extract the missing text messages. additional told provided us with a second extraction and gained more text messages. we then went to the department of defense and asked if they had additional tools. and we usedey did that and it extracted more text messages. we then went to the fbi. we asked if they did anything differently and they said they didn't. we then did a quality che

gen. thank you rod rosenstein complied with devon nunez's subpoena, caught them hiding information in thext message, friends with one of the fisa court judges and we learn in this report the head of the justice department, rod rosenstein, was threatening members of the house intelligence committee for doing their job, trying to get answers for the american people and the atty. gen. says that is okay. b:ordan fellow oversight member mike meadows filing house resolution today compelling the doj to turn over the documents they have been requesting like next level pressure on the doj. we don't know when we will see those documents. rob: a republican lawmaker demanding answers about text messages between anti-trump fbi officials who were also levers, ron johnson claiming several messages between peter stzrok and lisa page were rejected for no reason, they were involved in the clinton email probe. johnson gives examples of the rejection including this message from stzrok quote currently fighting with blank. the supervisor said currently fighting with do for this fisa. it withholding critical in

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gen. jack keane, always good to see you. what do you make of this. he said it is about a willingness to get something done and not worried about the preparation aspect. we know he has an unconventional way of getting things done. >> i know he has been well briefed over and over again by his advisers. they were supposed to go to david this weekend and he said we don't need to do it. you have got it. what the secretary is saying is we don't want to over prepare you or keep giving you briefings to make us look good. they have a totally different approach. the secretary explained some of that. not only as a diplomat diplomat build up to a major buildup, that is not what we have done. what we are expecting, going in with our leader, making bold, decisive decisions based on the information, it is truly a summit in every sense of the word without a lot of staff preparation. the opportunity is significant. secretary pompeo said two of the things he hadn't said before. that kim jong un told him he wanted to denuclearize. when you go back a number of weeks, wh

and if you look at all the selfies, they take 65% of them. gen x, 24%. bye. >> see you later. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the jimmy fallon." tonight, joichael strahan, dave matthews, musical guest david matthews band, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 889! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. welcome! [ cheers and applause ] welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] guys, today is the first official day of summer. that's right! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it is officily her right now everyone's thinking, "i'm going to hike, i'm going too the beach." while netflix is like, "sure you are, yeah." [ laughter and applause ] let's get to some news here today. first lady melania trump made a a surprise visit to the u.s./mexico border. and this isn't good, she brought her passport and ever

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in this case we're picking. >> make more money. >> seems to be the trend add gen xers tip more. >> show youays walk in someone else's shoes when you think about how to treat them or tip them. 5: 5:49. hi, everybody. 58 and cloudy this morning. our first warming trend is going to peak today. heat wave friday, saturday, sunday. a look at the cloud cover. can you see a faster retreat. that's why warmer. an extra hour or two of sunshine except the coast, mainly gray all day. 7:00 starts to make that trip to the east for the overpass hours. 79 milpitas, los gatos, everyone else low to upper 80s, san jose 83, gilroy 88. 82 redwood city, mid up toer 70s for the peninsula. how about upper 50s along the coast to mid and upper 50s in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. we'll start at 82 in sonoma, petaluma, warm to 85 in napa, 1 in cloverdale. richmond breezy today, that's why you're at 69. notice the farther south from 69 in richmond and 73 in oakland to fremont at 7988 san ramon. notice some of the cool spots in east bay valleys as 90s are pretty dominant today. all right. tonight see t

he is not on the ballot and you do the gen eric test, would you rather see republicans or democrats inur polls show? >> our poll shows a big league for democrats. we show them at 10. this is the highest we've shown this year. it's been driven largely by one group of voters. that is suburban women. particularly suburban white women. they voted with the republicans in the waves of 2010, 2014, we saw them move away a bit from donald trump in 2016. and now we're seeing them move more so to the democrat. >> that more than any other voting group is the group that is giving democrats such opt mitch about their chances in november. >> we'll see how it all shakes out. i'm sure have you the days memorized until election day. good to be with you. >> all right. guys, thanks. also this morning, search and rescue efforts are being hampered as the death toll rises once again. some of the injured are flown into the u.s. for emergency treatment. nbc news' gabe gutierrez is in guatemala for us now. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. that death toll has climbed to 99, almost 200 people are st

and you mentioned earlier about the middle-aged survivors, middle-aged people who are at higher risk, i should say. what is it about the middle-age ? >> it's my generation. gen-un is ed, taking care of your parents, your kids, you have a lot of b financialdens as well. and you're not taking care of se yo. you're so busy taking care of other people you may forget i need time for. myse i need mental wellness time or i don't deserve to take the time i need to see a therapist because have to take care of everybody else. self-care is important. >> all very,ery important information. such an important topic. rachel larkin, thank you so much. every mind. we'll have that contact information, those phone numbers, on the nbc washington website. in the antime, coming back another important topic, taking care of man in your life. we'll be right back. >>> if you're like me you know a man who isn't crazy about going to the doctor. encourage early detection and treatment ofse among men and boys. the mission of men's health network is ten reach and boys where they live and work and slay and pray. joining now is anna who is vice president of the men's health network. thank y

more qualifies russia for sure for the next thing that is going to happen i told him that you can never gotten gens in football but i saw the week against russia the policy is not that they don't have the players so this is a way that group a looks at the moment rochelle and six point europe i place our europe it's a morrow. and egypt they have zero points out in two games so if you're quite it's a jaw blow waynes against south is saudi arabia that means that saudi arabia can only get to fall points egypt can only get to three points and since russia has six points already that means that they are through to the next thing and you know you might as well do talk about this project go and have the party because i cannot see that not happening i cannot see europe i strong and players like swastika valley and that's that they that the format of armies in i cannot see him other than scoring against saudi arabia tomorrow i'm just thinking i think most of the people out tonight probably in a still be in bed nursing hangovers by the time these games of it they might not even see them even if it's an even k

gen. has done is narrow down who qualifies for asylum in the united states. if you are victim of domestic or gang violence it is not enough. it has to be state-sponsored government persecution. a controversial decision that could affect tens of thousands of immigrants fleeing violence in their home country but tonight the atty. gen. explains why he is standing by it. >> you do not get to come to america if you have a someone personally attacking you. you don't have asylum for that based on your race, religion, nationality, you are part of a special identifiab group being persecuted in your home country. that is what it takes to have an asylum and we need to get this straight. >> the stems from the case where a woman from el salvador whose formerusband raped and beat her for 15 yylum but yesterday e atty. gen. issued this decision overturning it saying a group of immigration judges, he believes the decision was t correct interpretation of the law and here is why. >> many of those crossing the border illegally are leaving difficult, even dangerous conditions and all o

gen. >> neil, good morning to you from singapore. the latest that we're learning is that the presidentod his departure up is that kim jong-un's deligation is that he would be leaving this afternoon. the president reserved wednesday morning for talks if necessary. so he decided if kim is leaving, there's no reason for me to hang around. so he's going out at 7:00 p.m. after a 4:00 p.m. press conference. 12 hours from now new york sometime. so if you want to hear what the president has to say, set you alarm clocks. that's when the he will be speaking. the president with a lot to offer kim jong-un in their very first historic bilateral meeting between the president and a north korean leader. he has economic guarantees for kim on the table. he has security guarantees, potential end to the korean war after it's been under an armistic all of these decades and the potential for the normalization of relations between the united states and north korea. this is a big if, if north korea and kim jong-un are willing to give up their nuclear progra

you, lonnie. this will be the very last. as a gen xion -- er, building on what you said, mr. bunch, not to remember about to learn and discover. someone who didn't experience that time period when i was in my 20's learning at howard, i became aware of the poor people's campaign. i question how many people really know the history of martin luther king and even in a tweet king center print out. that the we need to get out the martin luther king light. also as a gen xer, the thing i think our generation did was take what was past and build on it or flip the script. i would like to imagine, at this time, if martin luther king did not live the whole continuum, if he came here now, how he would rework his dream, how he would flip the script? any insight you can offer about things we can study about what his perspective was then, or people who may be lifted, or historians who have perspective, and at even a reality that we can get rid of the power? -- the poor? poorse jesus said, "the you will have with you always." >> because it is a reality -- there was a time you thought you coul

many questions are going to have to be asked what went wrong perhaps you know bigger changes need to be gen made within the squad and am of course the man leading the team is of course a coach live for now the german f.a. are squarely standing by him they are supporting him and not dropping him yeah although there have been some reports after the game that he ruled out he didn't rule out that he would not step down so you know things are always open he extended his contract like you said before the world cup but he might also just leave it and make and it's also a chance for new coaches step in and start something new like publish said earlier there was some revamping done in the german football federation already after the euros in two thousand and it worked quite well because it took a couple of years but in two thousand and six and really in two thousand and ten i mean that generation of football is they were just so great to watch i think everybody had fun watching germany in the tournament in two thousand and ten and of course in two thousand and fourteen as well so this might be the c

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and you would think -- i mean the over 75 is probably a little surprising for most people. although i don't know how many of them are in the workforce anyway. but you'd expect genmillennials would be most accepting. how about if you look at it regionally. we know certainly in san francisco, in general new york more liberalway about the regional aspect of this survey. >> what we discovered was people in new england were the most accepting followed by the west coast. then it translated to the mid-west and thent eventually the south. and so it wasn't that surprising. it was a little bit more surprising that the east coast was more accepting. >> give me big picture now what you think it means for the overall lgbtq community when you look at these numbers and -- and also in contrast with what we saw coming out of the supreme court. >> what we can see with the numbers is it's okay to let your guard down. it's okay to let your hair down. because the more and more people work with outed people the mother more accepting they are and we're okay. >> they're just as annoying and we can get stuff done or not done like they can. that's the good newsomit coid what pped with u

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know, all she needs to know, and all the house needs to know is that the right honorable gen out for the day. you can't be half in and half out. you're either out of this place in which case you can't come in and out. we're notalking about the customs --[inaudible]. the fact is the member is out for the day. he cannot speak today and he cannot vote today. and i think the position has now been made crystal clear. the right honorable gentleman, the member. >> point of order, mr. speaker, i just wondered whether you were aware of a piece of paper which came into my possession just before the start of business today, which had points of order and it's eight of them written out and it's even got points of order where it said mr. speaker outraged disappointment inhr of them. i'm very happy to put this in the light so all members can -- >> i simply say to theight r honorable gentleman, i think there would need to be a lot of copies. [laughter] >> of course i take a point of order. >> well, as a bit of an expert on being thrown out -- [laughter] >> can i just explain to you, mr. speaker, that there are v

the drainage management area, 75 gallons were gonna be taken care of by the gen infrastructure and 25 would not. >>> thank you. >>> thank you. >>> any public comment on item 9? >>> so, my friend who runs a construction company, bruce and myself, attended the very first work shop on green infrastructure that was held. one of the first things i noticed was there wasn't anybody from the community. all of the people that attended this work shop were contractors. and the work shop was given by consultants. nobody from the sfpuc. after that, there was no follow up. we passed the test. apparent they have a list on some website. we weren't given a certificate. one of the concerns of the contractors was that in the united states, theresn't niko that produces the material, the pipes, the suctions, pumps. most of it comes from china. so when we talk in this grand scheme of things, and if you go to the bottom and see who really constructed whatever was constructed at cesar chavez or who really constructed the stuff on valencia, these are contractors who more or less did it without a baseline pl plans. now, there was one

you can't put a pce on someone's ability to be six feet tall gen and stand up and kiss your wife. you can't put a price on th. we talk a lot about money because we have to, because it is part of bringing this technology to our veterans, but i think there is a will in america to provide for this. i think people are very much aware. you talk about regular eurasians of the waste that exists in the federal government in its good efforts in many ways to solve some of these problems. but i think eaveryone sitting here is working towards efficiency in improving the lives of our veterans. through technology and awareness, a lot of these ideas can help us cut some of the waste in these programs and to produce more benefit. >> we don't know what we don't know. and as i'm glad you brought up waste because every agency, particularly now, can give us a road map as to where they have waste specifics on how we can address it. i hope y'all will do that as you move forward because every dollar saved through waste goes back, would go back, into potential good use. mr. meeks, how did we decide on the

here but you are in the right position at this time and we are honored deeply you are in that role in back here today. gen., let me begin with you, in light of all the conversations, how do you prioritize the competing interest with dod and ssa requirements? >> it goes back to the discussion of the building blocks the essential building block is national security that is the first thing i have to worry about. do we have enough information or situational awareness to allow me to have the authority and responsibility given to me from strategic command to defend our nation into space? this is the part the united states department of defense has to pay for. we have chosen to pay for the rest of the world with resources and manpower and money to provide that collision warning situational awareness for the world because we realize after the collision in 2009 if it occurs it is really bad for the security of america and the world. nobody was doing it we said we can so we did. but ever since that time we are looking for the structure to allow us to focus on national security mission and have somebody else do that

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you for your patience after all of that. back to under secretary of defense lieut. gen. derek boykin. thank you for staying around.wanted to raise what the pres. had to say about bringing russia back to the so-called g8 when we had this included. he thinks it is more effective as an entity with washington without. >> i think it is a good long-term goal. it would be good if other nations would agree to that. i got to tell you, this is where i got a disagreement with the president. russia has not been held accountable for crimea, invading northeast ukraine, poisoning people in different parts of the world including britain. they have never been held accountable for this. bringing them in without going through a process would be reinforcing bad behavior. heather: when the president referred to barack obama, that started the invasion of crimea and taking from ukraine, something barack obama let happen and headed been donald trump things would have been different, what would he have done differently? raise it to the level of a military conflict with the russians over the crimea situation? do you think that would have b

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my question to the gentleman gen this morning is what effect do you see happening w with this latest economy that icy it seems very popular these people that sell things out of their home, work on the side perhaps they are drivers but i'm assuming a lot of them don't pay into social security. is it a definite revenue problem for the future recipients? >> guest: is >> guest: is a fascinating question because we just had some surprising revisions to the ratio of the taxable labor compensation to the overall gdp. >> host: explain that. >> guest: relative to the size of the economy, there was a smaller tax base for social security and medicare than they previously thought that was going to be.y we don't know why that is, but certainly it suggests that less of our national economic output is emerging on our balance sheets in the form of payroll tax revenue paid to social security and medicare k than we thought and we don't know why that is the case an that we shod be trying to find out why that is and if for whatever reason -- >> you think the economy as part ois partof that? >> i have no

quarter and week of turmoil across europe and deutsche bank down sly last week >> what do you think unicredit and sock gen would have imagined that, you know, i don't know, ten years ago, but times have changed. >> well, precisely, and we've seen, of course, unicredit share price decline in light of that story, and that broader question of whether there is a need for consolidation across the european banking space is a topic that will come up, and then, of course, on a personal note for jes, it's a big year and a half f him, just recently put a couple big challenges behind him, and it's interesting to see his take on how significant that is enabling move forward from now on out >> all right, all right, yeah, looking forward to it. you can get -- as long as you need there, just don't talk about football or soccer he's an american guy >> fun sport >> let's check the markets major averages higher for a second straight day now, nasdaq on pace for a record close, but we're in june now, so it's taken the first half of the year to climb up there two-thirds percent gain for the nasdaq, dow up 171 points now. appl

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you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, ms. castor, for five minutes. recognizes the gen from florida, c for five minutes. ms. castor: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this week the house is considering a number of bills relating to the opioid public health edemic. i serve on the energy and commerce committee and over the past year relating to our committee has heard from experts, we have had ofthe opioid risis. all facets we have gathered facts, listened to witnesses, including those struggling with addiction from doctors and providers, from the drug enforcement agency, and more. many families and experts back home have informed us and encouraged the congress to many my home district in tampa, florida, came to meet with to share his experience. he said, our son has been an addict for the last five years. during that time our family has discovered how impotent the health care system, government insurance companies, criminal justice system, and our family has been to combat this disease. prior to our personal experience, were liky -- like most americans who believed th

you very much. this is a fox news alert, atty. gen.ns explaining why the trump administration, key parts of obamacare. he is here to explain what it means for pres. obama's signature legislative achievement. >> a major blow to the affordable care act, the justice department told the federal court in texas it will no longer defend two key provisions of obamacare, the individual mandate and denying coverage or charging more to people with preexisting conditions. in the court brief the justice department argued those provisions are no longer constitutional because congress got rid of fines associated with the individual mandate this year and it was those that prompted the supreme court, to find the individual mandate was constitutional because there were attacks. this move was another example of ending the lawlessness that took place under the obama administration. >> a rash death that i felt was necessary when it comes to this law, monumental law of historic governmental proportions, the american healthcare situation. reaches california

you? >> for me, and gen 2 because of the migraine drug everyone is raving about >> immu.s is one they rolled up calls in here. they have a deal with clovis oncology so since neck tar was such a slam to the downside - >> wow >> these guys have some breakthroughs coming in breast cancer so i would say iimu. >> i don't own any biotech now >> why not >> i sold for a gain, i just kind of find value elsewhere i think the medical device industry is much more attractive at this point. i own a big slog of baxter, but i like zimmer as an up and tot. >> i thought the data over the weekend was compelling if i am going anywhere would be that one and i have been buying johnson and johnson and not on this kind of play though >> sgood you mentioned that. i never seen j.j. this teep in my life. >> i am not saying that you should buy it for tomorrow i am saying that i have not seen a chance to buy j&j and put it away in ages everyone acts as it is about to fall off a cliff they got eight drugs in their pipes that are billion dollars drugs. >> next in the blitz southwest and macy's, "halfti

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