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we're talking about something that's gog happen in the next decade. >> reporter: jeremy mathis is directorf arctic research for noaa, the national oceanic and as fast as other parts of the planet. >> reporter: we met mathis at utqiagvik, alaska, once called barrow, the farthest northern city in the united states, where noaa has a lonely outpost monitoring the arctic sea ice. here on the polar ice, it's not what you see but what's hidden below. the ice is thinning. it used to be nine feet thick in some areas. now it's more like three. why do i care about what's happening out there? >> we care about the arctic because it has connections to the entire northern hemisphere, to people down in the lower 48 states. >> reporter: the warming arctic is causing the jet stream to wobble across america, helping spawn massive weather events, and the number of billion-dollar events in 2017 is on track to set a rd.ecor >> oh man! >> reporter: and as america's weather becomes more become more critical. but scientists may lose their vital tools, like climate monitoring satellites, targeted by the trump admin

. >> well, it's certainly gog-- yeah, yeah, sure. >> reporter: notice what's missing, scott-- the conspicuous campaign promise that mexico would pay for the wall. >> pelley: major garrett at the white house. today, president trump fired the first round in what may become a trade war with america's second biggest trading partner. the commerce department proposed a 20% tax on canadian lumber. it's one of canada's biggest exports, and it goes into a lot of american homes. the trump administration says that government subsidies make canadian lumber artificially cheap. a trade war could be costly, because the u.s. sells as much to canada as just ask american dairy farmers. dean reynolds did. >> come on, girls! >> reporter: tina hinchley's wisconsin farm has 130 cows producing 1,000 gallons of milk every day. hers is one of the more than 9,000 dairy farms in this state, which contribute some $43 billion to wisconsin's economy. and this spring, there's been a gusher of american milk. >> we've had more milk from the same amount of cows than ever before. >> reporter: but that's a problem, and accordin

impact this will actually have in tangible terms, but as a symbolic gesture of, again, we're not just gog punish the poor pilots on the ground who were on the receiving end of the missiles, but the the regime actors themselveses who are responsible for this strategic decision that, again, sends a very, very strong message. and, again, i suspect the people this is aimed at peripherally are not so much other players in the area but the north koreans and maybe also the iranians. this is a w.m.d. message >> sreenivasan: we talked quite a bit about syria and it's by no means the only country in the middle east, and there is afghanistan, where the u.s. has been at war since 2001, and the spillover against islamic militants based in pakistan. there are still 5,000 u.s. troops in iraq where the war to topple saddam hussein began in 2003 and there are conflicts in somalia and yemen, where the trump administration escalated the u.s. presence, aiding one side or other. doug, thinking about this in the regional context, does this change the equation least how want actors in these places see the role

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. >> that conflict is still gog on. the idea of this conflict between christianity and vodou and what it means for the island. >> so the evangelicals think that vodou is demonic. they looked at the bois caiman ceremony and they said hmm, gathering of people, possession by spirits, ie demons, sacrifice of a pig. they say this is a blood pact with satan. so that's why haiti has been in this downward economic spiral and political spiral. evangelicals surmise that in this founding moment of the nation, the leaders of that ceremony dedicated the nation to satan. >> they succeeded because satan helped them succeed. >> right. it's part of the devil's work. >> many of haiti's evangelical missionaries blame this blood pact with the devil for everything that is wrong with the country. haiti is wracked by poverty. disease is rampant. corruption is endemic. unemployment is through the roof. and infant mortality rates are the highest in the western hemisphere. [ speaking foreign language ] >> james glynn is an evangelical pastor fro

the bill that was put forth is not gog to pass the sena.re has to be a lot of alteration, and senator paul has been one of the key players. he's also close to the freedom cow cuts. he may be the leader here. the critical thing is the president has to basically play the game of addition and not talking about beating these guys up in primaries because actual need every single republicans. lou: when you talk about the president beating up folks. a couple of guys i think highly of, it would be nice if i could give him a list everybody in america would like to see, who is the congress maine want beat up? >> it doesn't work as well. the better thing is -- lou: a little honey. >> people forget obama had 34 defections on his obamacare. >> the blame game is going into this. paul ryan, this is sticking to him. ryancare. it has been for a long time called that. do you think the president can move this thing through quickly, putting that in washington parlance, that means somewhere around three months? >> paul ryan seems to have disappeared since that

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>> i think when you look at ambassador hailey and -- this is mistloor what's gog with senago mcmaster and mccain, he's gone more towards a traditional republican mold. >> with 5 days left until he hits that 100 days, three polls, including our own, give the president historically low ratings. what's the white house seem to be very into polls, sometimes not so much into polls. >> i think they would underscore that when it come to his base, he still rz robust. he was tweeting with the polls over the weekend, but trying to turn the conversation back to the topics he wants to be talking abt right now. that border wall, health care, repealing and replacing obamacare, and i think what you're seeing come out of the administration this week, chris, it's really a me say messaging overload. they've gotten so many media inquiries, and i think that's why it's all hands on deck as they stir the pot here. >> thanks to all of you. >>> and next, he's back. >> so what's been going on while i've been gone? >> a little bit of humor there. former president obama returned to the spotlight in the city that

, with the leading indices, the russell 2000 and the nasdaq composite telling us that investors are gog away from some of those indexes.ar some other stocks affected on the downside, similar to what we saw for the russell 2000 and the nasdaq. these are some of the travel-related stocks, elton, marriott, royal caribbean -- hilton, marriott, and royal caribbean. today, some of the travel-related stocks taking the leg lower. david: thank you very much, abigail doolittle. coming up, we will get gene sperling's take. he is a former national security advisor. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome to "bloomberg markets trump: first 100 days." david gura. let's check in on the "bloomberg first word news." the un security council is holding an emergency meeting to discuss the u.s. missile strikes against syria. the u.n. under secretary-general said today the council needs to send a strong collective message to the world that the use of chemical weapons would not be tolerated and will have consequences. in stockholm, the swedish prime minister says the country has been attacked in an act of terror.

from that exchange of letters and asrequests, we know it's gog to get bigger.asked for permission to take money from russia or money from turkey which he now admits he did after registering are there active-- retro actively. he did not ask for that permission to take the foreign money. it's just definitely and clearly something he needed to do and that he knew he needed to do. and we have learned that the defense department inspector general opened a new investigation into mike flynn on these matters. poor jason chaffetz. but looking into this turned up tough stuff about mike flynn but turned up way bigger political problems for chafrts. now this guy, this ambitious committee chairman who used to love being on television. created himself as a hard, tough super tenacious oversight guy, now having built up that reputation, now he's having moments like this in his interviews. >> do you think michael flynn broke the law. >> it doesn't appear as of he complied with the law. >> breaking the law is such harsh language. the law is still there for others to comply with,

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look you're going to say what you're gog say. he's president of the united states.'re a republican seeking a seat in congress. you're never going to say, "don't come down here." >> woodruff: she said, "i hope so." >> when i look at that district, i don't-- who knows? who knows? i don't see the benefit of donald trump going down there for the republican. that's the kind of thing, actually, that could help john ossoff. look, there are splits in the republican party. as sturks was saying. there are different kinds of districts. this kind of scrict is not a good district for trump. this is the kind of district where too much trump is going to maybe turn off a lot of republicans. we're not just talking about republicans. there are moderates. >> the democratic strategy is to make the race a referendum on donald trump because otherwise it becomes about party, partisan, which is bad for ossoff. so he needs to make this-- look, he's a young wid kidwith not a lot of experience, not a lot of cre dpernlz he doesn't even want the race to be about himself. he wants it to be about

you don't even knknow who is gog to be on the other and of it. the law does not require it.ince they make such an issue out of it, we decided to do it. amy: let us ask about the people you represent, not in the case of bill o'reilly, but now that donald trump has jumped into the story byby saying that his fried o'reilly did nothing wrong, , yu represented women against donald trump who alleged he sexually harassed them. if you could tell us about jill harth. and then i much less well-known case, a 13 year old who accuses donald trump of assault. tell us those stories. harth, i was very proud to represent. she was ththe first woman to coe with her story2016 of alleged sexual harassmsment against donald trump. she had filed a lawsuit agaiaint him and the 1990's. it was out there for anyone to see. although he s says bill o'reilly should not h have sesettled thes -- in fact, , donald trump settd jill h harth plus case threree s after she filed it. so pretty quickly. her allegations have never change that he grabbed her, groped her on a number of occasions. she was really shocke

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the politicians, i swear they think they're gog to be there forever.e world while you're there. again, everybody onto wants to focus on policies. what about filing false accounts. see, charlie, look, all of you, we have to remember the values our mothers and fathers taught us. we'll be measured at the end of our lives by what we did, not by what title or how much money we had. >> you say it's not a question of leadership but a question of followship, a word you made up. >> you need great leader, but you need follower. your leader not taking you to a better place, why are you following? and if a liter gets offtrack, you have to think about it. if you think about a football team, the coach sets the direction but when the coach leaves it's coach who provides leadership. toimt care whether you're the ceo or the person turning off the lights at night. you can make a difference in the way the world works and my solution is we find common humanity. everybody's fighting wit another. people can't even have weddings without fights breaking out, okay? so here's w

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you're going to watch, we're gog surprise you. right steve mnuchin, right? we'll be making big investments in rebuilding our military and repairing our badly depleted infrastructure. that will happen soon, also, infrastructure, big infrastructure bill. probably use it with something else that's a little harder to get approved in order to get that approved. but infrastructure is coming, and it's coming fast. >> you know, we've heard about, mika, alternate facts. this -- you've got to put this more in the basket of an alternate reality, because they lost on health care reform. remember they went back the second time to try again. that ended up even worse. and now he shocked everybody after saying, well, we're going to go to tax reform. no, we're going back to health care reform. there's no evidence on the hill that he will ever pass that. steve mnuchin, treasury director yesterday said no, no, no, we're not going to be able to get this tax reform stuff done before august. these republican members are going to be going to town hall meetings during their august

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those corporations like google that allowed not to pay tax which makes me so angry they're gog to be putting -- the estimates that i saw is that 30% of us is going to be unemployed in the future. we have a crisis going on. two years ago i came for this. you're different faces and nothing is being done want leave. they don't care. >> thank you. thank you. >> hello. my name is dottie and i'm a special education teacher at lowell high school here in the city. my beautiful daughter goes to sunset elementary school. we love the city. i have been working in special education. this is my 15th year. i was a paraprofessional for two years before that and we're hanging in by a thread. half of my paycheck as others have said goes to housing and that's being threatened by a predatory landlord trying bullying tactics to push us out. she succeeded with one unit and while some of the tactic it is some are illegal, some are legal, even with tenants rights it's extremely stressful day in and day out to live in that environment where you're pushed out. hey don't want you there. the home is not a sanct

those corporations like google that allowed not to pay tax which makes me so angry they're gog to be putting -- the estimates that i saw is that 30% of us is going to be unemployed in the future. we have a crisis going on. two years ago i came for this. you're different faces and nothing is being done want leave. they don't care. >> thank you. thank you. >> hello. my name is dottie and i'm a special education teacher at lowell high school here in the city. my beautiful daughter goes to sunset elementary school. we love the city. i have been working in special education. this is my 15th year. i was a paraprofessional for two years before that and we're hanging in by a thread. half of my paycheck as others have said goes to housing and that's being threatened by a predatory landlord trying bullying tactics to push us out. she succeeded with one unit and while some of the tactic it is some are illegal, some are legal, even with tenants rights it's extremely stressful day in and day out to live in that environment where you're pushed out. hey don't want you there. the home is not a sanct