geoff: it seems that way. congress has to do something to prop the exchanges, particularly for people in rural areas. insurers are pulling out and people don't have any real options. you heard some republicans talk about repairing the bill. republicans learned a message. paul ryan said he learned things as well. robert: we learned a lot of lessons this week. we have to leave it there. jeff, thank you for joining us from the white house. thanks to everybody, nancy, geoff, alexis. our conversation will continue online on washington week extra. we will talk about the president surprise military announcement of banning transgender people from serving. you can watch that later tonight. i'm robert costa. thanks for watching and have a great weekend. ♪ announcer: funding for washington week is provided by -- >> their leadership is instinctive. they understand the challenges of today. and research the technologies of tomorrow. so, call them veterans. we call them part of our team. announcer: additional funding is prov

soon the medical world took notice-- and so did a young geoff tabin. >> dr.mposed myself on sanduk and came to work in nepal. >> whitaker: what did you think of him when he first showed up? >> dr. ruit: you know, i was a bit scared in the beginning, you know. he had tremendous energy. he would never get tired. energy in working, energy in eating, energy in drinking. energy in talking, you know? >> whitaker: it was like being hit by a human avalanche. fitting, since geoff tabin's passion was mountaineering, more than medicine. he'd raced through yale, oxford and harvard medical school, but he had made his name as one of the first people to climb the highest peak on every continent. he met dr. ruit and thought he'd found his next challenge. ruit was skeptical this frenetic young man had the same dedication to ophthalmology he had to adventure. >> dr. ruit: i sent him to an-- to a hospital in eastern part of nepal, in the middle of summer. and i said, "he's not going to survive there." >> dr. tabin: during the summer, in the monsoon, it's quite oppressive. it's

geoff, to you. let's start with this chart, geoff. we are in negative territory, levels we have not seen since the brexit vote one year ago. we are minus 34. is that everything you need to know right now? shouldature, we start to see a flat line somewhat. yes, consumer spending is slowing and that is why we push back heavily. we should not be in a position to hike anytime soon. that the same time, one thing eating into consumer spending power is higher inflation. mark: if you are a hawk on the an argument to be raising rates up from emergency levels of 25 basis points. >> that is true, but you have to make a determination on whether this inflation will be transitory or not. the slack has been reduced in the u.k. that is a more permanent inflation impulse, the holy grail for policymakers. how can yo uu say, we have zero slack right now, but with all the uncertainty and brexit looming, you say that slack will tighten? mark: we have got a chart, can i bring it up really quickly? i think it is roughly 47% to 50% in december -- can't see i

cnbc has both eyes focus the on that and hot, hot sales as well, geoff, good morning. >> absolutely. you. starting with the g-20 in hamburg, that key meeting between presidents trump and putin will be eyed as well as ongoing protests there. not sure how much progress they make on improving relgations. we'll focus on 179,000, the number pencilled in by the analysts for nonforeign payrolls today. more importantly, is there wage growth? the fed is looking to that to confirm whether rates are going up later in the year. a couple other stories worth focusing on, uber introduced the tipping feature in its app for over 100 cities. that is part of their efforts to improve their image, and smoking sales, as you pointed out, approved marijuana in nevada. it's thought the state made over a million dollars in taxes between saturday and tuesday and four see dispensaries are reporting steals in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. clearly, there is very big demand for this marijuana. back to you. >> all right, thank you, geoff. >>> just ahead, what some of the wealthiest people in the world all h

going to allow foreign investors direct being a access to its massive bond market jeff cutl leler geoffmore joining us will this operate similarly? >> absolutely. big advantage here of course is china is already seeing the hong kong stock connect market allow it gain access to the msci indices and they would be hoping that by doing this with the debt market, they can also get chinese bonds listed on some of those very important debt indices. so very early steps here, but it is a $9 trillion market. it's the third largest in the world after the united states and japan. and it also allows china to diverity verse guy its sources of capital. they have been dependent on bank lending. and they would like to open up the ent inter-bank lending market to chinese investors. so small steps it's not likely that we will see very significant uptick early on because i think a lot of institutional investors need to get their head around just exactly how they measure the risk for some of this chinese paper. but of course it does give them a tremendous advantage now because they will not need to set up o

. >> and look at this, a fish truck carrying eels geoff turned, spilling eels and shrill all over a carthe forecast will continue in a few minutes. ing -- eels and shrill slime and all -- eels and slime all over a car. the news will continue in a few minutes. >>> mark is back now with sports, and we're talking more warriors. >> and ken wore his warriors tie and or yours stuff. but we're about to go on a basketball hiatus, because the warriors pretty much eliminated from this tournament in las vegas. they did not neat with the grate greatest success, something the franchise is not used to lately. here is president mccaw, looking great. jabari bird, a nice fake and a jumper. he had 17 points for the celtics, who easily take care of the warriors. but right before the half, mccaw again. they did review it. think he didn't quite give it to him -- he didn't you quite make it in tile, but if you're down by 21, give it to him. they'll have a consolation game against the clippers tomorrow. >>> one of the top draft picks in the nba, lonzo ball from ucla, one of the guys who will supposedly help t

. -- president also took questions about his relationship with attorney general geoff sessions. this is about 20 minutes. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the president of the republic of lebanon. pres. trump: thank you very much. please. i'm very happy to announce that, with zero of the democrats' votes, the motion to proceed on healthcare has just passed, and now we move forward towards truly great healthcare for the american people. we look forward to that. this was a big step. i want to thank senator john mccain -- very brave man. he made a tough trip to get here and vote. so we want to thank senator mccain and all of the republicans. we passed it without one democrat vote. and that's a shame but that's the way it is, and it's very unfortunate. but i want to congratulate american people because we're going to give you great healthcare. and we're going to get rid of obamacare which should have been, frankly, terminated long ago. it's been a disaster for the american people. thank you very much. good afternoon and thank you all for being here. it is

geoff, good morning. >> good morning to you, frances.al terms it means americans traveling abroad are probably going to have to pay a little bit more here. part of the reason, the markets are a little bit spooked by the collapse in the trumpcare bill, the bill designed to replace obamacare or the affordable care act. markets are change their mind about how many interest rate hikes we're likely to get, now a 50-50 chance we will see a hike in 2018. let's move on from that story and netflix, they knocked it out of the park on subscriber numbers, 5.2 million added, over 100 million subscribers for netflix. a little bit of a head scratcher, people spending less time watching netflix even though there are more subscribers and caused pause for thought. the share price up 10% on the good subscriber number. >> maybe because it's summer, we're all outside at the beach or pool. maybe that will change. thank you very much. >>> love came together at a brooke concert. >>> which new iconic role is alec baldwin taking on? we'll fill you in next. do yno

let's geoff you seven day forecast in case you missed up to hot 97 on saturday and sunday.doubt is contra costa alameda counties. everyone else is slightly cooler than that. and then numbers drop down heading into early next week. if you're looking for something to do this weekend you're not luning into the marathon maybe you want to watch the race. there is folks that like that. temps in the 50s, fog in the morpg. sun heading in the late morning hours. perfect weather to do a marathon in. i'm in the going to be doing that but i would go and watch. >> or a marguerita. >> run for the marguerita. have a great day. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> 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 -- charlize theron, michael phelps, author julie klam,

technology to saving the oceans in a world where president trump has pulled out of the paris climate deal geoff allows he's emmy award winning documentary chasing ice cortical the effects of climate change with the years of footage the documents of the mill to give the polar icecaps his new film chasing coral reveals how fifty percent of the world's coral has disappeared in the last thirty is he joins me now jeff how did you get involved in making a film about coral of to make you want to yeah i just met this guy richard beavers he wrote to us out of the blue and told us about what was happening in the oceans and he was showing me pictures showing the imagery of what a healthy reef looks like and what it looks like and we immediately knew that there is something there if we could visualize that if we can capture that it would be really powerful story in regards to what's happening to the planet what's happening to the oceans right now and you knew that the scale of the numbers was so extreme it would take a lot of little pictures to it would take a lot of stories certainly take a lot of picture

here's what happened when geoff boycott was told one of his most famous innings was about to be scrubbed statistical, i'm not good at these "further to the recent request from south african government the icc has 110w south african government the icc has now considered the question of downgrading the status of all statistics including bones and wickets from the series played between england and the rest of the world between 1970. the icc agrees that series played against the spirit of the denny gold agreement and in the interest of keeping cricket free from political interference all matches will be removed... " ridiculous. a load of tripe. jeffrey, you got a hundred in that series didn't you? in the last match of the april. balbir problem if that is taken up. not really it wasn't a test match so is taken out. plot, your 100 hundredths will know 900. that is ridiculous. you are right, he is an idiot for putting that out. there might be others who got 100 100th. yours was at headingley, it was special, you not all this command to plates. what date was at york 100 hundred? 11 double quest

geoff clark spent years locked in psychiatric rehabilitation units after developing schizophrenia.e i didn't get on with. things like that. not a very pleasant place to be. he's now back in his community, close to home. but more than 50 years on from the movement to abolish asylums, england's health regulator is worried too many patients still risk being institutionalised on more modern locked rehabilitation wards. the report is clear for mental health care in the 21st century that a hospital should not be considered a home. quite a high proportion of people in these services could and should be moved back to be much closer to home and be cared for in settings, in residential settings, that provide much more independence. and cqc inspectors say safety is another major concern. they rated about a third of services as needing improvement, and one in 20 were deemed inadequate. their report says old buildings with blindspots that make it harder to monitor patients, and a shortage of nursing staff, could leave people at risk. it raises big questions about the system and what's happening

pressured him to dropt investigation, and was asked if he could would be cooperative with the senate's geoff sight committee, and he said he would. >> and he was pick bid president trump? >> yes. >> thank you. >>> the senate judiciary committee is prepared to subpoena former trump campaign chairman paul manifort to testify in the russian investigation. he met with jared kuhner, john don jr., and a russian lawyer in 2016. e-mails release bid trump jr. show he was eager to receive damaging information about mict hillary clinton from the russian attorney. he told fox news nothing came of that meeting. >>> a new reward and a new plea for information in the unsolved killing of a bay area attorney. >> jim was well-loved. i don't think there was anything related to his work. >> residents in a south bay neighborhood call it a parking war. what the mayor says is to blame, and what he's proposing as a solution to the parking crisis. >> and we are tracking a bit of a heatup here as we go to the next few days. we'll talk about triple digit heat possible in the forecast. see you back here. >>> new at 10,

pentagon spokesman geoff davis said they did not shoot it down because it did not threaten the u.s.t didn't threaten commercial airliners and shipping in the region, it flew for 37 minutes. at this video of the test was provided by the north korean state news agency. what worries officials here is the two-stage missile being able to reenter the earth's atmosphere and put in the future carry a nuclear warhead. kim jong-un was present at the test state, this new icbm which hasn't even been named yet flew 400 miles higher than the last big a missile on mother's day. missile experts say this north korean icbm could have reached alaska if fired on a regular trajectory. late yesterday the pentagon responded, releasing this video of american army and south korean military units testing short-range surface to surface missiles which can travel up to 200 miles away, keep in mind it is only 35 miles from the border of north korea. of the u.s. has dozens of interceptor missiles at bases in alaska and california to shoot down a rogue missile in outer space before it reenters the earth's atmosphe

. -- president also took questions about his relationship with attorney general geoff sessions. this is about 20 minutes. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states

in six years helping it post 78% rise in net profit both banks warn, as did jes staley talking to geoff and karen later on that low levels of volatility and geopolitical concerns were weighing on market activities before we get to carolin, volatility, the banks moan when there's too much volatility and now beknomoaning too little volatility isn't that interesting when a happy goldilocks level of volatility, and they're not seeing it. carolin roth carolin roth has more. you have spoke to both the men in charge. >> i think there's a couple reasons. first, i would say that there's less surprise potential when it comes to ubs they have already delivered on their restructuring programs when it comes to credit suisse, when investors and analysts see good results, i guess they reward it more that's why we saw the pop in the share price this morning based on the fact that the net new assets in the wealth management unit of credit suisse were quite strong and overall results were reassuring when it comes to ubs, there was a drop in the core cte ratio, to just below 14% that was in part because o

we'll geoff you some totals coming up in a minute. you know how much rain we had, a lot of rain that came down. here we go. by noon you can see rain rotate through the area. start to taper off middle to later part of the afternoon. then it's out of here. we keep the cloud cover through much of the day, clearing overpass setting us up through sunday. sunday looks absolutely fantastic. thank goodness. today's forecast 70s. it is going to be breezy as well. that's another thing. north winds 10 to 20 miles an hour. not only periods of rain, we're also going to have breezy conditions. for tomorrow it is going to be absolutely gorgeous. temperatures top out in the mid-80s with plenty of sunshine and low humidity. we keep that humidity in check on monday as well as temperatures start to go back up. a touch of humidity on tuesday and wednesday and thursday. temperatures around 90. next cha [ intense music playing ] ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz

i like my housewife the chef geoff brand is verdaho. it's a great summer wine. pairs perfectly. are half price. >> you're after my heart. >> i'll see through. >> we're in. can i see this? this is beautiful. thank you very much, chef. >> you're very welcome. >> 95 and fork. you got to eat some of this stuff, too. >> we got to eat some. try the corn sauce in there. >> corn sauce with it? >> all right. i'll take a bite. back to you. >> they have chef we have a question. >> yes, ma'am. >> are real housewives coming and shooting at one of your favorites for season three. >> they're shooting on thursday two of the wives are having, um, lunch there on thursday. >> which location? >> original chef geoff's locate on new mexico avenue. >> all right. >> it all melts together here on good day. >> love it. >> abc people are coming. >> maybe i'm not wife? >> i wasn't invited. >> charrisse,. >> ut-oh. let's go to the champagne room and talk about this. >> you get the dirt here on good day. >> thanks for coming in. you're always such a pleasure, charrise. >> thanks for having me. ♪ fios is n