. >> the economic situation isn't gowe.t is whave to go to israel to work, because here, there are no job opportunities. >> with the west bank economy in dire straits, it now relies heavily on these men israeli work permits are given after stringent security checks. they are highly sought after. but b at thiswery, they say business could be buzzing if it weren't foriosraeli restri. helping to run this family firm, this man says without the state ofns their own, palestinan't control their destiny. >> palestinians are very highly educated and hard-worketg and if theyhe chance to be left alone, they could thrive and succeed. >> in gaza, few have that kind of hope. he is only 37 but life has taken its toll. he lives with his six children in one room. his family now relies on aid, $100 p that money isn't enough, he says. it just goes to payoff our debts. with financial woes at the heart of so much suffering here, it is easy t see why the u.s. views money as a way to exert influence. for many palestinians, just talking about the

jennie gow has more from the south of france.iera and it's the first day of practice done and dusted but the big talking point that's really come out of it is the fact that sebastien vettel‘s right, or ferrari's right to review what happened in canada, taking away the win after he went off track and came back in an unsafe manner, has been thrown out so there will be no review, no new evidence was delivered, so it's gone away. hamilton keeps one of those 25 points and it is nothing vettel can do. he doesn't get an additional penalty but that's just the way it goes. we move onto this weekend, the focus for ferrari has to be on clawing back some of those they have lost but mercedes looked really promising so far this weekend in the practice sessions. hamilton led one, bottas the other. young brit, norris, did really well in the mclaren, he was a standout candidate got fifth fastest time so a lot will stand on qualifying. pole position is now so important in formula 1. mercedes have everything looking good but you just never know whe

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here's our formula one reporterjennie gow. be crucial, but for hamilton, a mistake in practise meant he lost a lot of practise. could this impact them? it could well do so. mercedes are still strong, you never think they won't be favourites in 2019 going into qualifying. but hamilton hit the wall in second practise. missed a bit of track time, but he's very experienced on the circuit — he won his first race here in 2007, and he's won five more times since. he will be there a route still. for me yesterday, we went to practise — one, the ferraris did not look like they were coming to their game. and all of a sudden in the second session, they were pretty fast. we could have a really decent 4—way battle, maybe even 5—way battle for pole? yeah... you're not thinking? i think the five—way battle will depend on red bull. he had a slightly messy friday also touching the wall at the wall of champions. so he didn't get a completely clean run, he is an unknown quality. but ferrari, definitely. i still think mercedes will go in as the fa

dodd-frank's support ofers will say at this point that some countries neighboring con gow may help smuggle minerals on behalf of armed groups which is why we need to paint such a broad brush. i would ask my colleagues to name one other example where a country and each of its neighbors is targeted due to smuggling risk. do iranian sanctions implicate all of its seven neighbors? how about north cree and its neighbors south korea and china? perhaps advocates for section 1502 believe there's no smuggling from russia, iran, or north korea, but the real issue is this, dodd-frank supporters have no problem treating africans differently than other rezwhroves world and i find that extremely troubling. . section 1502 has produced little meaningful information it. found that more than half of the companies could not even determine what country their minerals came from. most importantly, virtually none of the companies could tell whether their minerals benefited armed groups or not. a conclusion that echoed g.a.o.'s findings from 2014 to 2017 as well. it's no wonder that companies can't figure this ou

gowe don't cross at -- if we across asset stats, that is the measure percent from bank action. the 10 year yield is down 30 basis points. that is pretty extraordinary as investors are going into those haven bonds on the prospect of the federal reserve cutting once or twice this year. you have the dollar index down 1.6%. the worst month for the dollar since january 2018, when president trump was talking about wanting a weak dollar. falling yields weighing on the dollar. the big winner is gold, up 10%. many think of gold is the haven asset, but you have to think of it as the vehicle the central banks. with a dovish tone, gold doing well. david: is all about the fed. coming up, the first round is over for the democratic candidates, but did two nights in miami change the debate? that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. we turn to mark crumpton for bloomberg first word news. mark: the world meteorological association says an exceptional hit europe has broken day and nighttime temperature records. the unusually early heat

here's our reporterjennie gow it is around seven and we could be infora it is around seven and we could hamilton lining up next to him. these two have great respect for each other but they are both really hungry. at the moment hamilton leads the championship by 17 points but sebastian vettel would be loving to claw some of that difference back. whilst valterri bottas is challenging for the title, he starts back in sixth place. lots to play for today, lots of excitement. max verstappen will come through the field from ninth, after he failed to get into the final part of qualifying in the red bull. daniel ricciardo was the happiest man at of everyone i spoke to yesterday, in his renault, he starts in fourth place. the party is starting and it should be a cracker. scotla nd starting and it should be a cracker. scotland have pulled a goal back in the world cup match with england. it is now 2—1 to england with five minutes to go. more throughout the evening. first time in our lives, there were dead bodies all over the place. we didn't give up, no. we just did what we were supposed to do, i t

welljennie gow will be watching all the action and sent us this a little earlier. mistake in practise meant he lost a lot of practise. could this impact them? it could do. mercedes are still strong, you never think they won't be favourites in 2019 going into qualifying. but he hit the wall in second practise. missed a bit of track time, but he's very experienced on the circuit — he won his first race here in 2007, and he's won five more times since. he will be there a route still. for me yesterday, we went to practise — one, the ferraris did not look like they were coming to their game. and all of a sudden in the second session, they were pretty fast. we could have a really decent a—way battle, maybe even five way battle for paul? yet... you're not thinking? i think the five way battle will depend on red bull. he had a slightly messy friday also touching the wall at the hall of champions. so he didn't get a com pletely clea n champions. so he didn't get a completely clean run, he is an unknown quality. but ferrari, definitely. i still think mercedes will go in as t

the authorities in the hotel gow ganville say they died from respiratory therapy. bouganielle.onal police say she died of a heart attack. we haven't been able to confirm it on news4. we were on the phone with a spokesperson the equivalent of the justice department in the she says she does not understand why the hotel is alleging she died from a heart attack if the investitions are not finished. we're getting a little bit of conflicting information in the dominican republic. the hotel says these two cases, as we just mentioned, seconds ago, are not related. nevertheless it is sending alarms in thed u.s. island. let's listen to what tourists staying in the resort had to say. >> a little bit afraid. normally, a very very good hotel. it's clean, security, a lot of security. they have medical sceer. >> reporter: as i said, jim and wenet, we're gng conflicting information from the hotel according to what the authorities in the dominican republic are telling us.w re obviously going to be in contact with those authorities here in the island and just try to get as much iweormation as ca

gow to the hospital, get it fixed. are you back on your feet. >> that should be the same with mental issues as well. [ applause ] so i hope by talking about this is an example to others. >> that others will be encouraged to share their stories, too. but i also have to say, that an inspiration to me was some of the young marines that i served with. younger than me, who had the courage to share their stories even before i shared mine. so what are we going to do? the goal is to just make it routine that you get mental healthcare, just like you go and get an annual physical, regardless of whether you are sick. you should get a mental health check-up. just like the doctor says, hey, are you eating well? are you exercising? there are things you can do to be mentally healthy, too. i have learned about meditation andrea ga and by the way, these are practices that are now being used by our most elite troops. because they realize it makes them stronger. so the three things that i will do with my mental healthcare proposal are, o

number of years, we were certainly, there were a lot of concerns about so much commercial property gowing into central soma and where is the housing so here is the housing so i think that as we look at commercial properties we can point to this project and it's exciting that the mayor office of housing will receive $65 million from this project and we were recently at an announcement for a 100% affordable housing project thatt purchased by the city and funds like this are used to purchase those 100% affordable housing sites so it's great to see that come along with 960 units of rental housing on top of that. it's my understanding the design of this project has not changed in many years so that it sounds like maybe there was a little flip in something around the noticing but the design has not changed so i don't see it as a reason to not approve this project today. so, thank you very much. bye. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> sue hester. this project has had two week advance staff report requirement posting plans last night on the site doesn't meet the requirement that you expect

and when gow into the area of camp butner, there are trails and wooded terrain that you have to driveget to the various training sites. as i understand general williams, darryl williams the superintendent said they were going to a land navigation site where they teach map reading to cadets. and if it is a land navigation site, i've been there before, it is in the hills. it is difficult to find different points. so you have to just truck cadets up there to conduct the training. it is just part of the situation on that particular battlefield as it were. >> one killed, 21 others injured. we wait for updates on all of them. and of course our hearts go out to the family. general hartling, thank you very much. >> you're welcome, brooke. >>> more on our other news just in. with a health inspection underway at the resort in the dominican republic, where the three americans died in five days, we're now learning the preliminary autopsy results. so we'll talk to a medical examiner to analyze that for us. and as president trump doubles down on the mexico tariff threats, cnn has uncovered comments

a ireland this morning, there is gowing tension here in washington.s a threat of tariffs in mexico and a war of words between the president and house speaker nancy pelosi. tracie potts now live from capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, good morning, everyone. the president calls pelosi a disaster. shesays instead of people etch -- i'm peaching him she'd rather see him in jail. the president heads back from europe, landing in the united states this morning. th the middle of the negotiat n negotiations wiexico they're trying to figure out if there's a way to work things out so that the president c get rid of the 5% tariffs he wants to impose on monday. as of now no indication that those tariffs will be removed. back to you. >> thanks. t >>> we turno the breaking news we've beenr following fom times square in new york. multiple law enforcement sources tell nbc news a man is being questioned for alleged bomb plot. >> katherine craig with the latest for us fromim t square. good morning. >> reporter: good morning from times square. one of

least recognize that celebrity life is more fun, boring hollywood dinner parties would be more fun gowe at least allowed to sides to every issue. instead of just, as you had mentioned, joining on about climate change and saving the planet. can you imagine how boring that would be at a hollywood beverly hills? wouldn't it be great if kanye or one of his pals say it, well, i don't think it's such a big deal. but they are not allowed to say that. >> tucker: it makes them really mad when you say. that i've done that.t. people don't like that. >> yeah, no, they don't. there is only one side. that makes boring art, boring pop culture. whether or not he is bonkers i love him for i love him for busting out of it occasionally. >> tucker: great to see you, mark. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: last summer we told you about the plight of farmers in south africa. hundreds of them have been killed in recent years, some after suffering horrific tortures. instead of protecting the farmers the government of south africa worked to change the country laws to seize land without compensation. and skin color

but the constitution couldn't be more clear, the framework, gow back to august of 1787, madison's noteshey were debating thousand war powers should be handled. there were some that said the president should declare war and execute it. others said, no, that's the whole reason we had this matter of a revolution, was we don't want the king or the executive to unilaterally take people into war. they split it. they said congress declares war. congress has had advocated that in the last 70 years. i think it's time for congress to reassert itself, take the responsibility for taking that decision. bearing in mind the amendment that hopefully will come up this week. the president, of course, always that option under article 2, to defend the country, to respond to attacks against the country. but the larger question is, the american people should be behind this when we go to war and that means congress. >> thank you so much, sir. angus king from maine. >>> now, i want to bring in general mccaffrey, retired four star army general. what do you make of this kind of situation where the president says

build the support by bringing the mueller report to life with kevin kline as mueller and john lith gow you can see your way to letting this go, to letting flynn go. he's a good guy. i hope you can let this go. >> comey agreed that flynn is a good guy but did not commit to ending the investigation of flynn. >> this russia thing is far from over. >> i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy a real nutjob. i faced great pressure of russia. that's taken off. >> he would tell the truth so that the comey firing was not his idea. >> when sessions told the president that the special counsel had been appointed, the president slumped back in his chair and said. >> oh, my god. this is terrible. this is the ends of my presidency. i'm [ bleep ]ed. how can you let this happen, jeff? >> she said she had only seen the president like that one other time when the access hollywood tape came out. >> bannon recalled telling the president that the purported conflicts were ridiculous. >> call rod. tell rod that mueller has conflicts and can't be the special counsel. mueller has to go. call me back when

. >> i wto say, there's a gow more oasf us.in >>g it's been fun to throw it it?. 1994. >> where were you in 1994?'s letake a trip back in ourtime m. ieltarttaing mov '94, as i mentioned earlier, was a monster year for the film industry. now, of course, these are classics. talking about what i think is the greatest movie of all time, shawshank redemption. speed, pulp fiction. they were all reased that year. which ones were most at the box office. at number three, we've got true lies. remember that movie? >> i loved that. >> arnold schwarzenegger, jamie lee curtis. it made $146 million in profits at the box the second highest grossing film, still in t1994, lion king also came out that year. animated film made more than $312 million domestically. any guesses as to what was the highest grossing film of '94? >> forrest gump. >> it came out in 1994. $329 million in just u.s.m and tonks won the oscar that year for best actor. >> let's go to tv. small screen.t beforeaming was a thing, there was tv. you watch television on your actual tv box. >> and your vcr. >> here are

now here's a peek out your wi gow. >> it'sng to be a hot day around here. morning. temperatures again in the upper 80s to near 90. there's a odlikeliho of more storms later on in the day. we develop those storms along 2:00 along the blue ridge and likely to be thunderstorms along i-95 during the course of the evening and another chance for thunderstorms coming in here late, late tonight. drier weather returns tomorrow and stays hot all week. >> i know al normally run around, but i'm in heels so i'm going to spin around s andhow ur huge crowd out here this morning. savannah. >> dylan, thank you. i was just telling these incrediblectors whoave been so great to us this morning and waving at the camera, this is our last we're going to talk to them up next. the story called "the loudest noise." they're all here, but first, this is "today" on nbc news. all with this one little nexgard chew comes power, confidence, reassurance you're doing what's right, to protect your dog for a full month.ticks this one little nexgard chew is the #1 vet recommended protection. an