joining us is hank smith.mean, you know, if you see two pigeons flying backwards, that's a bad sign, too. do you buy into any of this? >> yeah, it is certainly one of the key indicators, recession indicators, but just, if it does invert, it doesn't mean a recession is imminent. means a year and a half to two year lag period, plus there are other indicators to pay attention to as well, such as confidence, which remains elevated and employment trends which certainly are indicating any recessionary warnings at all. so i think the chances of a recession occurring over the next year to year and a half are still a very low probability event. >> but you know, in this kind of market environment it's difficult. a lot of trading seems to be done on sentiment as opposed to the fundamentals. we're right around if not below the 200-day moving average on the dow. that number would be 24,292 and now below that. based on jitters with trade tariffs, a war with china and so on. how do you play that in this market? i mean, we ha

>> first of all, let me say the phone rang because tom hanks was also in washington. washington. we had spoken. i said, jimmy is having a big party why don't you go to it? >> jimmy: next time you mind running that by me? [ laughter ] >> no, you'd like him. you'd like him. [ laughter ] tom hank. a lot of people use "the s" but not hip ones. he'd gotten to the party early and he phoned and said, this is the worst, loudest, stupidest place! no, no, not yet -- >> oh, okay. >> he's saying to me, it's stupid, so loud, horrible, i stayed one minute and i ran out. and i said, well, why don't you go back to the four seasons, go to the bar, i'll phone steve. steve will hate that too. so then i phone steve. >> so i'm in the car. i put it on speaker. >> jimmy: yes. >> and i hear marty say, don't go to that party! >> it's the worst, evidently it's the loudest, worst place you could ever be. >> jimmy's two feet from me. [ laughter ] >> i didn't know. >> i say, he knows. he knows, we're in the car. so funny. >> no, he doesn't, he doesn't know! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that was -- and t

paulson in mix somehow kind of interesting. >> that is interesting i know hank paulson ben bernankeancial cries where there is going to be event in the fall to take a look at 10 years after the financial crisis but you are right, hank palmson was known as expert on china i was wondering are they going to tap into knowledge good that you say he this is fact working with this mings. dagen: among. >> you bring up. dagen: going to say quickly james that among those urging talks between the -- the u.s. and china to reopen talks, and kind of fend off what would be a trade war again just a dispute now according to secretary mnuchin, hank paulson is involved blackstone steven schwarzman acting as back channel between two governments according to james' paper. >> they should get hank greenberg in there too i mean he his company -- >> right. >> the first company really to open stores in china american company. >> you open financial crisis, i believe there was in spring of '08 hank appall sen was -- hank paulson concerned about china investment in fannie and freddie some bailouts probably argu

minutes from my house and was quite happy because most people know them through apollo 13 he is tom hanks. but after doing some research the single greatest spaceflight ever in one of the great human explorations of all time. and the first arrival reaching that most ancient companion. >> so his enthusiasm and to think of themselves as heroes that confounds me. and that diminishes that but how are the other two? to say yes i would love to tell the others story. >> and then to consider that they would always point out that every day they were training for a mission. d the real heroes from vietnam dying every day. one of the worst years in the history were on our way to 15000 dead in vietnam. >> and how it is different. andd then with those intimate portraityo but that is a relationship to get to that point with the newspaper story in my mind it has to be done in person. but for several days and weeks at a time even in chicago but they could not be more generous with their time and recall going back 50 years to the tiniest detail but the smallest aspects of the story they had it all ready to

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>>hanks mike. >> low humidity makes a huge difference.,rin. >> 6:26 and breaking news to tell you about. more information on this crash in hagerstown. 70 eastbound at me marker 32, all lanes blocked right now, 70 a eastbound,reyhound bus rear-ended a tractor-trailer. we're getting reports that w luckily we are hearingboard only minor injuries at this point but multiple emergency response vehicles at that scene and all traffic 70 eastbound is being diverd at u.s. 40. use caution there and watch or delays. is on time. we'll have more on your commute as we ctinue. >> 6:27 now. >> straight ahead at 6:30, turns out the popular mediterranean diet may not offer as many health benefits as initially thought. world cup fever taking overer we'll get a preview ofs. today's there's a couple of them and how some of the local bars arein cashing n the excitement. >> ♪ citement. >> ♪ stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... erand restoring a fath faith. it's standyg tall after one su ...not six. stronger is bein a typical kid... despite a rare disorder

exist you know and put a spy for spies for example the script by the coen brothers and the cost tom hanks and spielberg this this was a match oh yes you do not know who you are dealing with. here's the interest of the term democratic republic. to deal with and to be seen to be dealing with another sovereign power the united states is one of the few directors who is able to create a very crowded. creative atmosphere on set and outside is all of it when you can transcend that with the likes of spielberg or even something serious like homeland and so forth international series what keeps you coming back to germany why do you keep coming back to germany into german films german actually i love the language and the german language is very special because it's so precise and you can express every word for everything there's so many wonderful words other languages don't have that and of course the english to. describe it in different ways and the terms are able to say it's very precise that makes them very german as well so it's always a danger in that but in the other hand it's very. it's impre

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for mobilization of all his supporters for the next thirty six hours dorian jones and is temple's hank you for that update. now some of the of the stories making news around the world. women in saudi arabia took to the roads for the first time in decades the world's only ban on women motorists was lifted made nice the overwhelming majority of saudi women still don't have driver's licenses and there are long waiting lists for in essence. an explosion at a rally in the symbolically and city of by the way o. has injured the country's vice president the president and risen and god was on her and god was addressing his supporters at a stadium ahead of a nationwide election in july he assumed power last november after zimbabwe's long time leader robert mugabe was forced to use. but as tensions flare over migration to the e.u. leaders of member nations are preparing to gather in brussels for a mini so mesan sunday their goal is to decide on how to deal with the influx of migrants seeking a new life in europe and so much was triggered by the events of the past few weeks and several rescue boat

artist hank willis thomas is one the three sculptors commissioned by eji.k's piece a signifier for black incarceration is the omega. >> it's hands up. it's the don't shoot pose that we've all seen, that you've reported on that black men and boys get shot for doing the most innocuous things -- playing in a park, running through their neighborhood, just existing. this is just modern-day lynching. >> reporter: the simplest sculptures on exhibit are the hardest to fully comprehend. more than 800 still columns organized by state and county engraved with name after name after name. there are some 4000 men, women, and children here and the ghosts of countless others beatenned, tortured, and lynched after slavery was abolished from 1877 to 1950. >> one of the most striking aspects of this memorial are really the stories and individuals who were lynched. my family, my great, great, great, great grandmother was born in tennessee in 1840. you see stories out of tennessee like this one as recently as 1940. a man named elbert williams lynched in brownsville, tennessee i

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what werying to be would have had in 10 years if we chased it 10 years ago. >> hank paulson apparentlye to this room in 2013 the you should expect a financial crisis every eight years. lloyd: me, personally? wrecks he probably could have told you that already. does it feel as if there is another financial crisis in the works? you said you are happy with consumer debt. where do you look when you get worried? more than eight years since the last one and for a fewu know, hundred years people were told to expect the war of a generation and it hasn't happened. i look for these things, i don't think the mere passage of time causes it. you need kindling on the floor of the forest, those kinds of things. leverage, things that could blow up. then you need a spark. look for too much leverage, bad behavior in the context of the last financial crisis, bad origination practices. and of course, the spark could be some macro event, some default, that happens, a bad play by the sovereign. [no audio] and i would say that if you are looking for some signs now where earnings are good, you are not feeling

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. >> reporter: and also a bit of a ladies man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> reporter: bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> reporter: wow. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: heartbroken, furious. frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> reporter: this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has this been going on? he cried again and told me, three years. i go, this is not an affair. this is a relationship. >> reporter: about that and only that, she and the other woman agreed. you don't like the word "mistress" do you? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: this is bo

hank's stood with him right. since then the lot has been empty. yesterday the county issued owners permits needed to start reconstruction. they did not have insurance, says the majority of that work that will be done by volunteers with donated materials. >>> an update to breaking news we brought you earlier this week. it's scary for anybody who has a car. a shop vac is being blamed for thisn investigation in t outside nnsylvania, flerg. it was being used to suck up water. one man was killed in that explosion. another person was critically injured. the blast was is strong it registered on a soiz mick detector about 20 miles away, where. >>> cleanup begins this morning for several pennsylvania toubz tornado. take a look at some of the damage here in bradford county. the national weather service says this damageas caused by appear ef-2 tornado. several homes were destroyed, and cars were lifted off the ground and flied over. a dick's sporting goods seeb was ownen meters away in a neighbor's town. six people were hurt. ow our check bell is here with s

the tom hanks and meg ryan rom com was nominated for two academy awards. to be on "entertainment tonight." ♪ "e.t." we bring good things to living we bring good things to life ♪ >> if you get a new wife, i guess you'll have sex with her. >> i certainly hope so. >> tom played a widowed singed dad. across the country, meg fell hard after hearing him on a late night radio shoe. >> i was just taking her hand to help her out of a car. >> and you to, sleepless in seattle, we hope you'll call again soon. >> we all have faith in the fact that some day, some way, we're going meet the perfect someone. >> tom's movie son tried to get them set up on a cross-country love connection. >> it's not a hand in hand along the shore kind of romance. it's the kind of yearning i hope it's going to happen, oh, please cross paths kind of romance. there is no way we're going on a plane to meet some woman who could have a crazy six lunatic! >> i don't think love is a positive thing. i think we should all, be against it. >> julia roberts was originally offered meg's role and dennis q

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reports arts and crafts expert this time is hanks and liam today she's showing us how to build a practical storage box which will spruce up your home. just look great also have multiple uses for example a story. to pieces have you ever thought about building thank yourself probably show you the steps. you need to. choose from and had the boats come to size. to handle stuff with matching screws a glass jar with stain powder and a paintbrush. twelve wooden dolls to fit the box together snugly. a true through one of the handles and one for wooden dolls a ruler and a pencil a screwdriver and sandpaper. first prepare the bloodstain. of the powder and two hundred fifty millimeters of hot water and let it cool you can also use liquid with stain but unusual colors are often only available as powder. now sensitive rough spots on the wooden boards until they are smooth. and mark where you want to drill the holes first the two side panels use the ruler to find the center and draw a line that makes it easier to mark the hose three centimeters from each. turn the board over and repeat. once you finish.

i rise today to recognize hank and ooh manneda recommends of the oneida rotary club. ms. tenney: they received an award to rotarians who demonstrated exceptional commitment to the community in good works. this dedication and devotion to community embodies the spirit of the motto, service above self. in 2002, ms. larson was nominated as president and chief executive officer of an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life present and future generations in central new york and around the world. amanda has worked diligently to ensure access to health care for uninsured and underserved citizens is obtained. many of these people have not had the opportunity to meet with a doctor or medical professional for many years. in addition to his tireless work at the ymca, hank has lent his helping hand through all the united community and throughout the region. he served as a member of the united city school burden, board of education for five years and member of the united health care foundation board of directors for several years. in june, 2013, when many oneida devasta

hanks. you're hired! yes, it's laminated. try caramel m&m's.w. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." you know, this was a huge weekend forrts. rafael nadal won his 11t 11th french open. c.m. got pun binged in the u.f.c., and the m.l.b. logo married the w.n.b.a. logo, mazel tov to those two. to catch you up on everything sports related to roy wood, jr. and ronny chieng for i apologize for talking when you were talkin ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> oh, what's up, sports heads? i'm chris tucker, that's jackie chan! >> that's not my name. >> i'm just joking! y'all give it up upfor international correspondent ronny chieng, right here! ( cheers and applause ) now, ronny is going to help us break down the world cup. >> thanks, roy. the world cup begins thursday in russia. it's the biggest sporting event in the world. >> thanks, ronny. now let's get to sports americans actually care afnlt basketball, the golden state warriors are champions again, after sweeping the cleveland cavaliers. >> you mean the cavaliers? >> no, i do not. it's just lebron.

hank you. >>> nbc news political director chuck todd joins us on set. discussed manafort, the trump administration's controversial policy of separating migrant children from their pare the key role virginia could play in who will control congress. chuck says special counsel bert mueller could be sending manafort a message. >> there's somhoht that if he may be in d.c. jail, the ones with a lot of cockroaches, the flat metal beds. i don't know if that's an accident. menaing that could be a sig that bob mueller is once again putting more and more pressure on manafort. >> theresident coming out and saying that this is a democratic rule, this is a rule or law that was enacted by democrats. what gives here? >> he's making something up. and, i mean, it's toets totally -- nobody understands at he's talking about. virginia now has about a four-state p pce of thezle here for democrats to win control of congress, and suddenly virginia might be among the most importst. >> and t just in, nbc news has confirmed that manafort was oked into a facility in warsaw, virgin

but while its no holds barred sense of humor -- >> see if we can duct tape hank to the wall. >> reportern the company a fervent following, it has also invited backlash. >> we've got 3,000 here! >> reporter: five years ago barstool's infamous blackout tour sparked protests. they've also been criticized for sometimes misogynist posts. and last year espn, which like abc news is owned by disney, dropped a partnership with barstool after just one episode of a new show. espn's president at the time releasing a statement following the incident. while we had approval on the content of the show, i erred in assuming we could distance our efforts from the barstool site and its content. portnoy responded in an eight-minute video post on twitter. >> you hire barstool, the deal was with barstool, the reason you needed us is because we're barstool. we try to be funny. a few times in the span of 15 years, i would say, very few times, i've said something that rubs people the wrong way. i would argue it's always trying to be funny and not everything lands. >> reporter: what might come as the biggest surpr

tom hanks will be playing mr.nd i like you, my dear. >> reporter: and then there's that documentary. >> that little bit that he put into each of us, that little lesson, that little sense of propriety or neighborliness that he put into us. that's the thing that i think is kind of immeasurable. >> is it alive in the land, given how polarized we are? >> that's why i made this film, i want to know. let's have a discussion. what kind of neighbors are we? are we living up to what fred rogers wanted us to do? >> reporter: the film includes interviews with someone who spent a lot of years with mr. rogers. 50 years you were married to mr. rors, which makes you mrs. rogers. >> that's right, that's right. i'm joann. >> reporter: joann, who told me she also thinks the times we're in could use her husband again, who happened to be a life-long republican. >> here we have somebody leading us right now who is not a forgiver. his values are very, very different from fred's values. almost completely opposite. >> you could imagine f

we've been invited to meet hank j.j. to the leader of the group responsible for the acts of sabotage. we have picked up that's a rendezvous in a remote village and then taken to a hideout in the mountains. that in less than any sound the. the time he. picked them up with. hector tells us he survived three assassination attempts to spend ten years behind bars during his campaign manager. under the weight of. what they call the name up once again but the processor would have been three thirty and. they somebody sione. them all over to our us and. gotten a job where we'll. be. here said i want people to action they take that case. they must. take a conflict of their own a sort of show and then of course help us. with the picture of conservative sebastian pinera in last year's chilean presidential election some feel that the conflict is likely to intensify. the look on the out. if he could just figure out. the not to let. during the campaign piniella received this glowing indorsement from oregon teen is also cross-check pres

. >> yes, he already won the emmy >> trevor: you got the role on hank you, trevor knowing him thank yous how it happens. it's like when you are acting with somebody you have known for that long, is it harder to change the characters, or do you get into the roles even deeper? >> no, actually, you become more of a jackass because you're just playing all the . we were there playing all the time. there was one moment where my character gets injured and i'm laying on the gurney, and i just feel this wetness on my mouth, and guess this was his choice to give me mouth-to-mouth resuscitation? he did not-- that's not in the script. so after the director yells, "cut!" i'm like. oh, yeah.that's what we're goin. you're going to put your mouth on mine. you can't break now. what are you going to do. you have to finish the scene >> it's all new. that will be the sequelfeel lika chemistry like that with somebody, it's infectious on set we had just a great time. >> trevor: that seems to be a trend wherever you go. you're known as being an affabl person. "atlanta" is every single one of us is a fan of th

appears to be the same street but is actually a miniature model created in perfect detail by artist hankedroom, and claims that if he doesn't show anything life—size, no—one can tell the difference between the models and the real thing. and you can find more stories like that on bbc.com. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the straits times‘ reports the us and south korea are set to call it quits on joint military exercises. an official announcement putting the drills on hold is expected to be made this week, after president trump said the games "set a bad light during a good faith negotiation" with north korea. according to the south china morning post, a coffee coup is brewing in the famous chinese tea—growing region of ‘puer‘. a new generation of chinese mainlanders are moving away from the traditional brew and towards a more western coffee—fueled way of life. it's world cup fever with the japan times as the national team prepares for its debut game against colombia. continuing the trend of psychic animals predicting sporting results, this lioness in a zoo in

lisa and hank thank you for your tireless efforts. and generosity. a special thank you to our friends at the meyer garden. everything is absolutely beautiful. thank you. remarkable events like this don't just happen. they take months and months of hard work. no one absolutely no one does it better than the head of my dad's foundation joe calvary russo. joe and donna would you please stand for your fellow foundation staff members and trustees. also with us today are two very special guests. one is a distinguished retired secret service agent who protected linda's dad and her family my dad and our family and the other guest in completing and finishing up mother's biography. to be released in september. clint hill and lisa --. >> i thought a lot today about how to describe today's remarkable panel. ladies and gentlemen it has not been an easy task. but as i reflected on each panelist a common thread keeps shining through. and that common thread is captured in a single word. friends. each of these women and will always be a friend of moms and a friend of

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but just for shorthand purposes you know in the movie that the the post came all is it with the tom hanks' send us ok this was basically this was the pentagon papers daniel ellsberg was basically whoever a wise who gave this julian assange just the washington post in the new york times seems sappy the same thing daniel ellsberg stole this stuff from the rand corporation what it was and said here here you go he brought lugs he brought i mean there's no other way around it and they said course this is journalism but what's interesting today is. remember one thing lionel's law tell your tell your grandchildren this the law always lags behind technology we don't know what's happening right now we don't know if the laws then for example number one is wiki leaks the press let's start with the basic issue ladies and gentlemen of the court first issue is wiki leaks julian assange is this the press what is it for purposes of the twenty percent does it apply what is it is it a newspaper is it is it what what do you call this i don't know it's a hybrid that's the first question or two did they activ

they go home the rules of the rules was a little hanks so now let's get more now because there's been so much action coming out of russia our correspondent crane has actually had one of the best seats over there in moscow and jonathan as we've been talking about here the group stages of course over the home fans though there in russia how confident are they about their chances winning against spain this weekend well i think it really depends who you talk to but i do feel there is a sense of trepidation going into the match at the weekend monday's three no the feat against uruguay in russia's foreign a group game is really kind of dampened spirits a bit. after such an amazing start to the tournament but you know there is somebody among fans that one respects or mediately off to the iroquois said we're going to get to the semifinals because we can others though not quite sharing his optimist and someone found i spoke to today said it was going to be like kicking a child i'll leave you to work out who the child is in that scenario now the last time the two sides messi finished in a three

you do not sustain us we're all going to basically close the former treasury secretary at the time hank paulson who had been the c.e.o. and chairman of goldman sachs when i was there and then moved on to the position of head treasury secretary under george bush at the time was on his knees in front of congress woman and speaker of the house nancy pelosi saying if you don't congress help the banks they will cease to give money to people so there's lots of fear all around in the result of which was the federal reserve turning around and saying ok we're going to bring rates to zero that will render the availability and the level of payment of money to banks the federal reserve's rate at zero so they will be able to receive through access to us whatever they. we need to sustain themselves throughout this emergency period we now know that emergency has gone on for a decade when i say collusion in this book what's happened over that decade as well is that it wasn't enough for the federal reserve to manufacture four and a half trillion dollars of money to buy assets and government securities f

patrick hanks then the executive editor of the twenty first century wired dot com has questioned the choice of ukraine as a high city for a conference on media and i think the choice of the ukraine is a venue for an event like this certainly you can make a case that maybe this is a country where press freedom isn't really at the top of the list in recent years maybe not the best venue for an event like this but nonetheless the organizers have made a statement and have seemed to have condemned the decision by ukrainian authorities to deport these two journalists but beyond beyond this i think the important other point is polis lior for instance is one of the top war correspondents across any network has worked in russia or not in the ukraine per se although she's worked in these countries but she's in israel she's in syria she's in other war zones so certainly this is somebody who you want to be speaking at a conference like this who has a lot of experience internationally as an individual and as a great reporter just the fact that she happens to work for r.t. is neither here nor ther

hank you so much. [applause] >>> my name is robert white. i'm a resident of phelan avenue and i'm an instructor at city college. with that in mind, i see both points of view. with that in mind also, i want to stress that the greatest impact of the name change is going to be on the residents of phelan avenue. the individuals that have homes there that have to deal with the name change. and we will not accept it, one. number two, what june has asked for and what the residents are asking for is that the biographies of the phelan's and whoever the name change go to, they make public record accessible to everyone that is involved in making the decisions about the name change. so that the facts are evident. it's evident that phelan avenue was named not after who is being deflamed here, it was named after his father. do not blame the parents for the sins of their children. thank you. [applause] >>> good afternoon. frida kahlo, the artist, lived with a lot of pain, a lot of physical and emotional pain. and through that pain, she was able to -- the p

leak said its source was looking for a public debate on the controversial use of such tools patrick hanks and from twenty first century wired dot com says the case against the whistleblower is aimed at intimidating influence. and so this this does send out a chilling message to any potential government was so blowers that you will be pursued by the government and that under the letter of national security you were very little defense this conversation seems to be around how in the u.s. press it's all the cia needs to secure its hacking tools and that seems to be the main thrust of the conversation not about what why and how these tools are being deployed for what reason and i think that's where the conversation needs to be if you look at what was revealed in vault seven one of the real revelations is is that the nature of the hacking tool in other words the cia has the ability to to hack and leave finger false fingerprints in other words make it appear that somebody else had carried out the hack and this is absolutely relevant in terms of the whole russia gate conversation. speaking of ru

hank paulson or any regulator and say i'm down fifty million or a hundred billion to be placed on that's me right now leonard you may work your way up through a huge dark market rally and then pay that off gradually but you never saw for one single day where you losing up. any that's only for anyone who's a below the fifty million dollar line as a just b. c. is proven well i mean these were the titans of industry these were the bankers these were the guys selling bonds and what they saw is that yes the entire financial system collapsed and the politicians are just politicians most of them are not like trump they're not billionaires right they're not from that class of people most of them are just ordinary people of bureaucrats for you know wealthy bureaucrats for the last decades and then they thought they were going to help the economy but i think these guys just did iran or they knew like if they're if they're willing to give us some money let's just take it run because we've collapsed the economy in a sense are coming back but of course during two thousand and eight to two thousand an

in terms of name i.d., would you think tom hanks was would have an easier time. >> alec baldwin was seto play that part. we had been shooting for a week and on the saturday before he was supposed to shoot on monday he called and dropped out. i said what do i do? my wife michelle suggested i play the part. i thought i don't know, i don't like directing and acting. i said i'm available so i will do it. the one bit of direction i got, she said try to be less jewish. i thought -- i don't know, i'm from the bronx, i will see what i can do. howie: more of my conversation with rob reiner in a moment as we debate the media record during the runup to the iraq war. [ male announcer ] introducing worx pegasus, a next-generation, all-in-one work table and clamping system. ordinary work tables can't compete. pegasus has integrated clamps that hold materials tight at any angle. steel reinforcement makes pegasus superstrong. to prove it, we had pegasus support a car. sets up in seconds and folds flat for easy storage. strong. versatile. portable. . . howie: more now with rob reiner as we turn to his f