melissa, who was gerard kiper? >> he's an astronomer and fascinating character in my book. because he came to tucson in about 1960, and he was the only one with at the time who was really interested in studying the moon and the planet. so at the time astronomers were very interested and distancing galaxy and nebula that were far we an there were few people interested at all in study the moon it was close, it was boring. you can see it pretty clearly through a telescope there wasn't much there so gerard was only one who wanted to do that, and that became incredibly important in 1961 when suddenly the president aannounced we were going to send people to the moon. >> why did he come to tucson to study the moon? >> one with was reasons was because we have a beautiful dark desert skies, so it was already a hub of the astronomer and gerard would short isly make it a hub of planetary science quite a different field actually and my book i talk about tucson as birthplace of planetary science not only dark skies and we have clear, you know, a clear view of the planets. we have these

gerard. gerard: since you mentioned creativity, there is a former civil rights leader named september clark. she was a mentor to dr. martin luther king, who yesterday it was his assassination time in tennessee. she said, i like chaos because from chaos comes creativity. we are now in the middle of a conversation about financial chaos. whether or not you will have money to support your programs. let's use this is a moment of creativity. i will take them up -- a point from malcolm gladwell who did research on the italian renaissance. when he talked about all of the people we know from the italian renaissance that made it great, he said what made them great was not the fact that they were geniuses, they were not geniuses by themselves, but they became geniuses because they can together. at this moment we will do the genius thing by working together across left and right so at the end of the day it is not about left and right, it is doing the right things for kids to make sure they are not left b

barcelona team—mate gerard pique and his wife, colombian pop star

. >> this is alexander gerard in 1776 between america and france. without that alliance which came with money and soldiers, america could never have finished out the american revolution. the french were responsible for helping the united states win the war against great britain, and gerard as the first ambassador from france to america was welcomed with open arms by americans and this portrait was painted by charles wilson peal as a commission to the supreme executive council which was the governing body for the state of pennsylvania. they wanted to hang this painting in independence hall which was then called the pennsylvania state house which is where pennsylvania's government was located and we look at this painting and it's in what we call the grand manner style. this person is clearly aristocratic from his clothes and the setting in which he stands. he is posed there artificially with his one leg turned almost like a ballet posed and his hand on his hip. you can see he's wearing an ornamental sword on his left hip, and he's leaning his hand on

gerard, i will go to you first. monica you also focus on this. from your perspective, what are the unique ways that afterschool programs in school can help meet some of these academic gaps? gerard: several years ago my foundation sponsored a project where we interviewed 406 parents in four cities to figure out exactly what afterschool did for their children. a majority of the parents were low income. they had their children in afterschool programs that focused on the arts and the science. some things they were getting in school, but it helps to supplement. what was particularly interesting, equestrian. why? the parent was clear. we do not own a horse. let's start with that. number two, it is learning to not only how to ride a horse, but how to feel the horse. that is understanding how to feel yourself. how to work with yourself. number two, the horse will gallop fast, do a calculation between start to finish. at the end of the day, the horse eats a lot of food. if you're not going to take care of the horse, how much would you put together every d

and his son—in—law gerard kushner was in the meeting.ad links to the kremlin as an introduction, she had damaging information about hillary clinton to reveal. but this is after donald trump has won? no, this was before, before donald trump had won, it was before, and that's why it wasn't — onjune nine before, and that's why it wasn't — on june nine 2016. before, and that's why it wasn't — onjune nine 2016. during the campaign. but you know, kushner should have revealed it but the other thing is what are these people doing talking to another nation, to a foreign nation, about information about another candidate ? a foreign nation, about information about another candidate? this is like the conservatives going to talk to whatever, slovenia awesome country, about damaging information aboutjeremy country, about damaging information about jeremy corbyn. country, about damaging information about jeremy corbyn. not that we are suggesting that has happened at all! no, it hasn't! but it is extraordinary. this is not... this is not the history bet

hi, gerard. put them over there with the others. thank you. all right. i'm out. bye. dad!for the marriage license!

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jonathan: great to have you with us on the program, gerard. gerard cassidy of rbc capital markets.ssion, let's get you up to speed. dead flat on the dow. grinding out another record high. does not take much when you close at a record yesterday. yields lower by five basis points. 2.30 on the u.s. 10 year. ,eek data here in the u.s. inflation and retail sales disappointing across the board. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. coming up on bloomberg markets fred hofburg, the former import export bank chairman. david: this is bloomberg. i'm david westin. since the election of donald trump, the s&p has been up 14%, but the tech sector is up even more, 21.6%. recently, there is been selling of tech stocks, and some companies have been hit worse than others. snap has fallen below it $17 ipo price this week and was downgraded by morgan stanley and , who were both underwriters of the company's ipo. joining us now is caroline hyde in london. here in new york, michael regan. the news keeps coming in for snap. not very good. caroline: not very good when two of your underwriters

su compaÑero gerard piquÉ asegurÓ a travÉs de una foto que lazo brasileÑo se queda, haciendo alusiÓnrranca con el pie derecho su versiÓn con los rayos. el tour de francia llegÓ a su fin, froome logrÓ su cuarto tÍtulo consecutivo, pero con menor definiciÓn que en las anteriores. siendo la mÁs apretada definiciÓn de la competiciÓn. hasta aquÍ el tiempo en los deportes, feliz noche, palabra de conde. arantxa: en sÓlo mi ♪ ♪ arantxa: esta noche nos despedimos con la tremenda hazaÑa de un piloto estadounidense que volviÓ a triunfar. a sÓlo tres semanas de haber ganado la competencia, el norteamericano saliÓ victorioso de nuevo en la competencia de kazan en rusia, pero todavÍa le quedan tres carreras en el aÑo para salir campeÓn y derrotar a sus rivales. tiene 57 aÑos y es el Único piloto que ha participado consistentemente desde la creaciÓn de esta carrera en el aÑo 2003. llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn. gracias por >> feliz lunes 24 de julio. asÍ damos inicio esta semana. >> yo soy bÁrbara chacÓn y tenemos toda la informaciÓn y el entretenimiento como cada semana. vamos a comenzar. con

. >> in this case 17-month-old dolly, annie, and gerard. >> my reaction when anybody is saying they're having twins or triplets is, oh. i know how hard one is. >> you got a team up against you every chance they get. >> a lot of smiles and a lot of laughs. >> that's the problem. it's so darn cute. especially this when they're on their carts. >> just leave them right there. >> you're brave, brave people. >>> time for these dudes to explore -- >> we have to check it out. >> a $9 million mansion. >> see the interesting things they come across. >>> plus it's the number one hit song that has taken over the world and charts for months. >> the internet is full of videos of people influenced by this song. >> see the viral videos to the global sensation despacito. >> got better moves than i do. nt in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four

gerard is in staten island, new york. go ahead. heard, we had been talking about this russia for such a long time. trump is president, and canned the government get on with governing and forget about russia? russia is just russia and we are just the united states. guest: we have been talking about it for a long time, but new information keeps coming out. it came out last week about this meeting with the russian attorney that john will trump donald involved -- that trump jr. was involved, jared kushner, so we are not talking about something that happened two years ago, these meetings are going on. host: what concerns you more, the original meeting or the changing explanations about the meeting, and which one should concern donald trump jr. more? guest: they both do, but the original meeting and what happened and it is rehabbed the initial violation. -- is where we have the initial violation. what concerns me is the stories keep changing. donald trump jr. said nothing happened, and we have gone to him saying that they did not know wh

the officer was hit along gerard avenue near the zoo around 4:00 this morning.he officer was treated and released from the hospital. the driver who hit him is charged with dui. >>> a new mural honors a fallen philadelphia hero. the large-scale tribute was dedicated to sergeant robert wilson today in southwest philadelphia. wilson wases killed two years ago stopping a robbery. his family was there today for the ceremony. >> men and women behind these badges are people just like everybody else. just like you and me, just like your mother, your father, your grandmother. they want the same things out of life but they actually do something additional, they put their lives on the line each and aef day for people they've never met. >> you can see the mural for yourself at 60th street and baltimore avenue. last year, sergeant wilson was awarded the national medal of valor for sacrificing his life to protect innocent civilians. sergeant wilson was killed inside a north philadelphia gamestop store on a snowy day in march of 2015. he was inside buying a game for his son wh

barcelona team—mate gerard pique and his wife, colombian pop star shakira, posed for pictures, and amonglsea's cesc fabregas. not on the list, another footballing legend, diego maradona. locals tried to get a glimpse of the a—listers. many here have a soft spot for the town's most famous son. translation: messi, apart from being a genius soccer player, he is a great example of humility. translation: i find it amazing he is having a wedding in his hometown, despite having achieved fame, despite having achieved everything. inside the five—star complex, guests were treated to sushi and traditional argentinian fare — empanada pasties and beef stew. and he has plenty of time to recover from the party. his next game is not until august. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm at bbc reged ahmad. there is much more on our top stories on the website. you can go there for all of our top video and top stories as well. we have much more coming up top stories as well. we have much more coming up on top stories as well. we have much more coming up on bbc world n

executive produce i can see that i can get out of or you're a you're trying to be everything right gerard you want to control a network to mind thinking about there's a shift and what i slot as it's important you need to know the business aspect of it you know that you can't you can just stumble into this thing if you want and i think that just raw talent is all that matters it's that but it's also you know it's crap think about most guys thirty years old don't go into a meeting with a network and say you know i would slot this. nine thirty yeah but you have to i think that's an important again and honestly a lot of credit jura thank you very much you're going to be a major major you're going to be larger than just building one and i appreciate you saying that thank you very much mom really appreciate things that she's going to house. we play the game of if you only knew i just throw some questions that you're all right with who is your childhood celebrity crush childhood celebrity crush. man probably halle berry bad good choice. secret talent secrets hal and i can carry a note to here th

that is gerard lyons, who is the leading city economist, he worked for borisjohnson in the leading cityll. because the cabinet is now being more careful of what it can and can't say it is reading the ruins of it here, and mr lyons has written a piece for the telegraph. i'm not quite sure how big of an attack that is, because mr lyons says that any transitional phase out of the eu isjust two says that any transitional phase out of the eu is just two years long, which the telegraph reports is a year longer than mr hammond, a year shorter, sorry, it is shorter than mr hammond wanted. there has any consensus mr hammond wanted. there has any consensus growing about brexit in the cabinet over the past week. —— has been a consensus. everyone agrees there will be a transition out of the eu. it is really a question of how long that lasts and what it consists of. this two—year period with mr lyons and mr hammond are talking about, seems fairly acceptable. there is still this concern from brexit supporters, to use the phrase that is in the telegraph, there is a bridge to nowhere. a transition with

. >> jpmorgan beat the streets estimates on top and bhot up line joining us is gerard cassidy head ofnking strategy and large cap banking analyst at rbc capital markets. great to have you with us. >> thank you >> looks like a pretty strong quarter. the roe, return on equity was the highest in the last quarter trading. that was what marianne lake had forecast about six weeks ago what do you make of the stock's reaction premarket >> i think what you're seeing, first of all, i think that as you mentioned the strength and the profitability, the roe reaching double digits, again another real positive for the profitability for this company, but they did guide down in their future net interest revenue number, so that number was reduced by about $500 million for the full year. and so that certainly is affecting the way the stock is going to be trading today. >> why woo they guide down on that net interest revenue. >> i think their loan both has lowed a bit. jpmorgan has put up remarkably strong loan growth and it slowed down this quarter. the net interest margin which is very critical for all

i am going to bring up our next speaker, gerard robins into during the upfront. he is one of our newest board members. our board of directors is a resident fellow in education policy study at the american enterprise institute where he works on education, policy issues including choice in public school, regulatory development and implementation of k-12 laws, the roles and i got to know him or his tremendous work on criminal justice reform around education and reentry from a rural education in the of community colleges at the hbcus and adult advancement and i'm very proud we have three graduate on our board of directors. he is a tremendous on this issue and we have come to collaborate very closely. he has recently joined our board and i look forward to hearing from you. [applause] >> good morning. it is always an honor to be in congress. it's always an honor to be in people with opportunity. but we look at the fact that 27 years ago had become law. i am someone who likes public policy in language and so in preparation for this, i decided to take a look at the words

melissa, who was gerard kiper? >> he's an astronomer and fascinating character in my book.

after a week we gained almost 2% for the nasdaq, 1% for the dow joining us, michelle gerard, chief u.s good morning. >> start with the data friday. how disappointed were you? >> again, we're not seeing the inflation numbers accelerating like the fed would hope or beginning to turn up we're still seeing disinflation trends and unfortunately it is disappointing in terms of for the markets, it's a positive saying unfortunately the retail sales numbers are not more robust for the markets, with inflation staying low we're not worried about the fed feeling pressure to hike interest rates or think about getting aggressive it is a nice combination where the economy is ploding along, not accelerating, but because inflation news is good, we aren't worried the fed can stand back and watch, doesn't feel the need to take action. >> how much do you think the retail sales numbers were effected by deflationary pricing. >> that should be a positive one of the things lower inflation numbers brought about is boost of real wages the pricing power, the amount you can buy with earnings has gone up. if anyth

como neymar, gerard pique y suarez.ridad y tuvieron que escoltar fuera del estadio a estos hinchas que querÍan llevarse la foto del recuerdo. y esto es lo que tengo desde mayor regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >>> gracias querido Ángel. >>> nos quitamos la camisa estamos todos sudados y nos van a querer agarrar yo hubiera corrido en el estudio seguramente. >>> no es bonita vista. jugÓ ayer real madrid que perdio animan ante manchester united en tanda penales. no es buen comienzo de temporada para real madrid, pero asÍ es seÑores, estarÁ ylleno de sorpresas este aÑo. >>> no se queda callado, ninel conde responde una vez por todas a las acusaciones de giovanni medina en su contra >>> y nosotros en la cocina preparamos una deliciosa receta sobre todo conveniente, roa pida y deliciosa. saludable porque es lunes y vamos a preparar el delicioso salmÓn con vegetales, todo preparado en una sola ♪ no tenías que hacer todo eso. ni tú tampoco ma. clorox, lo que tu hogar merece. pro-glow, de l'oréal. el look pro de larga dura

. >> lionel messi rakitic y gerard piquÉ, y modric gerard pique pusieron los goles marcado sobre los alla de eso, creo que el grupo lo que quiere es que siga con nosotros, porque consideramos que es una pieza fundamental. >> en este momento me encantarÍa decir algo coherente acerca de los comentarios de iniesta, pero comoo sigue el fÚtbol no sÉ nada que decir, james dime algo mÁs que importante. >> vi el partido, estos fueron algunos videos que tuve la oportunidad de grabar. >> ahÍ la voz no salia porque lo que estaba diciendo yo en ese momento no puede salir en televisiÓn, pero lo que sÍ te puedo decir que fue un espectÁculo maravilloso la mÚsica de marc anthony puso a los latino nosotrs en alto, fue partido emocionante, normalmente los partidos asÍ no son muy intensos pero tratÁndose de un clÁsico la verdad que se dieron a matar. >> estabas en la cancha en un momento dado. >> tuve la oportunidad de estar abajo y grabar lo puse en las redes sociales tuve la oportunidad de ir grabarlo de cerca, estaba que me daba el ataque que uno ve en televisiÓn, y se desata el jugador, pero bueno

. >> frankford at girard, water main issue gerard down to thompson, so got the road close the right heren milled so half of the lane, left lane, issue, right lane not. but just if you are in this area, take note, that when you're changing lanes, it is a little bit different from one lane to the next. it is causing some slow downs as people do change the lanes, but we've got plenty more to get you caught up on including septa issues, as well, jim, over to you. >> thank you, patrick. new this morning, police investigating alleged sexual assault in a north philadelphia home involving a 11 year old girl. this is new video just in from the 2200 block of sydenham street. authority say the suspect and victim lived together. officer arrested the suspect at the 7-eleven on broad and diamond street. not clear what the relation zip is between the suspect and the victim. >>> also breaking news this morning, gop plan it repeal the affordable care act fails in the senate. >> three republican senators sided with the democrat, vote nod to the repeal. president's agenda took hard hit overnight, the drama

with me to discuss migration policy is gerard lyons, chief economic strategist at netwealth investmentsnd skills policy at the manufacturers organisation, the eef. gentlemen, welcome. you heard it loud and clear there, saying time is not on our side. are you surprised, gerald, that this is happening now, because we are meant to be leaving soon? it is welcome news but the reality is that we have discussed migration in some detail. there is already a lot of information so i surprised this process is going to ta ke surprised this process is going to take a year. any further information is good news, the reality of the situation is the uk needs to have a sensible migration policy. the last two decades it has gone up sevenfold. the number of people on national insurance papers doubles it again. it's not that we don't want migration, wejust need a again. it's not that we don't want migration, we just need a sensible policy. anything that helps the debate is good. this report from the nac could have been commissioned a year ago. of course, in fact there area year ago. of course, in fact there

[inaudible] questions of gerard robins then. when people are watching on c-span and they are hearing this information about the number of students who are not achieving a high school diploma, students with disabilities not achieving the college diploma, young adults dropping out of school or getting suspended and going into the juvenile justice and criminal justice system. what can they do to really make these issues more widely known or to create change? >> i would say educate, advocate. one way to educate yourself is to take great advantage of the information made available to the public at the u.s. department of education. 99% of the statistics i use here and in fact i'm going to write this up and put it into a report and submit it to jennifer and make it available on the website. the national center for education statistics in may of this year of duty to report that the number of students with disabilities. those graduating current demographic data. look at the state level and federal level and also realized your department

>> this is ambassador gerard. he turned out to be very pro-british. a controversial figure. president wilson didn't much like him. he did a good job getting us out of germany once we entered the war. >> the ambassadors were willing to give input,iz eisen years an also to input whatever wilson told him. >> after can i seer left germany and went to holland prince max was the first leader who setup the -- republic, for which a lot of people in germany never for gave him. but he was a good fellow, i think. >> why would durborough not cover the war from the german's side? >> i wouldn't say everybody in the midwest was pro-german, but there were a lot of germans, lot of scandinavians, a large irish voice in chicago and some of the big cities out there, milwaukee. and so the feeling in the midwest was very different than on the east coast which tended to be much more pro-allied. and i think one of the reasons that durborough got funding was that the germans could get the german side of their story told. because they didn't feel like "the new york times" and so on and so forth was d

he saw gerard jobs come out today.k at it stock market that's probably 15% higher than the day he was elected. the labor market is one of the strongest labor markets in decades. all of these things are very, very positive, but you won't hear that if you listen to mainstream media. you will see the anarchists, the protester, you will hear about bill de blasio being the head analyst over germany we have things going back here in the united states. what you focus and on what his real scorecard is, how are you doing as an individual, as a family? are you doing better or worse? the vast majority of the americans are doing better under trump. >> shannon: how do you think he has the balance in the relationship that i'm about making america first but also have the cooperative relationships with people like angela merkel who fight him to be very abrasive? they are not happy about him pulling out of that deal. how do you have a positive relationship to say that this is the country that i represent and they are for us trump has d

aventura en el desierto sin embargo, la diversiÓn se vio un poquito interrumpida cuando el auto que iba gerarde me encanta mostrarles es mario que estÁ listo con el tarot mario capricornio. ♪ mi bella dama de rojo hoy claro que sÍ aqui estamos listos con el tarÓscopo , aries vas a tener una guÍansa divina. >> tauro, podrÍas estar fuerte de carÁcter. >> gÉminis las posibilidades de triunfar es algo maravilloso, cÁncer, siempre guÍate por tu vos interior. leones cuidado porque vas a domar fieras en este tiempo, cuidado con las personas que son lobos con piel de oveja, virgo la culpa es algo que uno tiene que quitarsela de encima porque no vale la pena, asÍ que quitarse las culpas durante esta semana si hablamos de libras nuevos comienzos asÍ que muchos libras podrÍan tener esa noticia durante esta semana. escorpiÓn viene un asunto con la pareja bien agradable vas a tener buenas noticias con la pareja y esas buenas noticias se van a reflejar en tu vida. >> sagitario, abierto receptivo feliz porque es una semana de Éxitos el fin de semana va a estar mejor que durante toda la semana, para capricorn

who is the french actor in russia, gerard depardieu. he's now in russia.you, as always, great stuff. moving on. let's check the big board again, starting to pick up to the downside, off about 38 points on the dow. 21,542 the. still pretty good, just kind of drifting along as we get the week started. let's get back to politics. the democrats desperately trying to rebrand themselves as the party of the working people ahead of the midterm elections. we'll tell you what senate majority leader charles schumer is saying next. >>> and, president trump's new communications director, anthony scaramucci, calling out white house leakers, says he's ready to take drastic action against them. you'll hear it after this. ♪ ♪ she's nationally recognized for her compassion and care. he spent decades fighting to give families a second chance. but to help others, they first had to protect themselves. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. once i g

we've pretty much skipped over what we normally see as a morning rush, 95 around gerard avenue.nt remains shut down for a third straight day over a budget stalemate. governor christie ordered lawmakers to return to trenton today to try to hammer out a deal. several state offices will be closed and state parks remain closed. meanwhile, delaware has a new budget for the fiscal year. the house and budget passed a $4.1 billion spending plan. lawmakers restored more than $60 million in cuts to senior centers, first responders, and nonprofits. taxes on alcohol and real estate transfers will pay for it. >>> tonight, you can enjoy the best of broadway as part of wawa welcome america. a free 90-minute concert will be held featuring music from "wicked," "phantom of the opera" and ""le "les mis." stay updated throughout the day on news and weather with the free nbc 10 app. ♪ >>> this morning on "today's take" party time. we have your fourth of july covered. >>> nothing is off limits when sheinelle and dylan and i answer your questions. >>> and a kicked-up barbecue chicken that will blow yo

you know, gerard depardu is coming back from russia. stuart: are you joking?, but that's the next step. stuart: he's eyeing a move. macron, the new president, is eyeing a move within the next year to push down tax rates. i've never heard that before. ashley: with the french. liz: i don't like to hear the wealthiest. stuart: it's the drivers, no mention of them. quickly to the markets, we're down, but not much. we're down 8 points as we speak. there's a lot more red than a few minutes ago. two-thirds red and one third green. they're breaking the speed limit to get to work on time. the cop gives you a ticket. there's an app for the ticket. they send the lawyer to court for you. that's next. [laughter] ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insur

. >> even gerard, it's unbelievable. >> no, just you. >> just the one in the mid. >> he was blil quadrantsip of water. it just. >> nonstop. >> and it's nonstop funny after funny. >> again, hash tag him while he's on his comedy tour go see him for sure. >> he's just a natural, that's all. >> there are other things we could talk about. >> so we -- >> we talked about a gray hair. >> we talked about our weekends. >> breaking news. >> oh my gosh. >> stop. did you find it in your nose because that's really disturbing. >> if my defense, ways goofing off on instagram, which is what i do. some people's instagram they have these perfect selfies and the kissy face. >> we're not millennials. >> is that what it is. >> yeah. >> so this is how i role. >> but that is a kissy face. see that long shiny one, and so they're getting -- they're getting -- what do you call them? they're like getting. >> thick. >> we have to zoom in? >> yeah. you're the one that took the picture and sent it out for the world to see. >> to pull or in the to pull, i don't have a lot of instagram followers but i think 170 people re