we think it's important that work move forward and we -- with the support of folk like at holman andhes and congregations across the country, we're continuing to move forward. >> that's how you know you're doing good work. you got the trump administration assisting you. that's the surest sign that you doing something good in the world. >> right. that's right. >> all the best on the trip. be safe. have a great time. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for 50 years of this on going struggle. >> thank you. >> that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley. >> more about her new book, no is not enough. that's next time. we'll see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> good evening from los angeles i'm tavis smiley tonight we revisit our conversation with country music legend charley pride who has enjoyed successful musical career and broke color barriers being the first superstar in the genre, he just released his first studio album in more than

we're using the rule which the holman rule actually was nonexistent since 1983. we put it back in as a way to cut down on some of the federal bureaucracy. it gives us the tools to actually go in and cut the funding without cutting ab-- an entire agency. this morning, morgan griffith put forth an amendment that would be part of the appropriations coming up later this week if it's ruled in order that would actually cut the scores for c.b.o. for the congressional budget office. you can tell that a number of us have been very critical of the congressional budget office. in fact, i think they are the one group that makes a weatherman's 10-day forecast look accurate. so as we see that, we believe that we needed to address it. so this amendment will actually go in using the holman rule that says we're going to reduce their employees by 89, some $a million -- $15 million. not a big targeted selection. but in doing that what we said is, is they ought to be aggregators. there are plenty of think tanks out there. so we ought to take a score from heritage, from a.e.i., from

seven-year-old bennett cottonstein set up a lemonade stand to raise money for the holman food pantry.nett decided to spend this summer running the pantry after getting a tour t he was out selling lemonade water snack bars and sunflower seeds as well. >> we make our money and give all the money that we get to charity. it's going to help feed people that don't have food. >> reporter:. >> his lemonade stand ended today but the cub scout wants to continue selling next summer as well. he raised about $200 over the course of six weeks. very nice. >>> and the police athletic league of philadelphia teams up with the nba for a dave mentoring. the cozen pal center in north many north philadelphia hosted the full court press clinic today. retired players spent the day assisting kids with basketball drills. they were also mentoring round table classroom activities are being held as well. looks like everybody hal great time out there. nice. >>> all right. i certainly had a great day out there today. i actually dragged out a little jacket, chelsea. i can't believe it. >> it feels like fall out ther

during a rare appearance at thursday afternoon's white house press briefing ice acting director thomas holmans getting ms-13 off our streets is a priority. >> we need the community's help and most importantly we need local law enforcement's help especially county jails that will have an ms-13 booked in that county jail but that county jail is located in a sanctuary city. they get released back to the streets. we're asking the local jurisdiction hang onto them until we can get there and take custody of them when they're done with you. >> pursuant to the president's direction and executive orders the attorney general has directed the department's law enforcement agencies atf, dea fbi and the marshall service as well as federal prosecutors across the can untrue to prioritize the prosecution of gang members specifically ms-13. >> i'm told ice is willing to potentially offer undocumented immigrants who are victimized by ms-13 gang members legal status to stay in the united states if they report ms-13 gang members to ice and cooperate with its investigations. the department of justice has also requ

director, tom holman, who has done an incredible job in a short period of time. tom, get up here. \[applause] president trump: tom is determined to rid our nation of cartels and criminals who are preying on our citizens and i can only say to tom keep up the great work. he is a tough guy, a tough cookie. somebody who saw him on television, they said he looks very nasty, very mean. i said that's what i'm looking for. that's exactly what i was looking for. and for that, i want to congratulate john kelly who has done an incredible job as secretary of homeland security, incredible. one of our stars. truly, one of our stars. john kelly is one of our great stars. you know the border is down 78%. under past administration, the border didn't go down, it went up. if it went down 1%, this was like a great thing. down 78%. and in fact, the southern border of mexico, we did a big favor, believe me, they get very little traffic because they know they aren't going to get through the border to the united states. so that whole group has been incredible led by general kelly. let me also express our

packed in ice director thomas holman released this statement, which reads in part by any standards aorrific crime uncovered ranks as a stark reminder of why humans likely networks must be pursued, caught and punished. >> police track down the owner of the tracks who claims he sold it to a man in mexico a few months back. bradley was supposed to be dropping it off this weekend. in dallas, casey stegall, fox news. cheryl: a new report condemning german automakers were colluding on pricing and i'm technology. lauren: tracee carrascas joining us more with headlines making news. good to see you. reporter: good morning, ladies. facing collusion after a news report claimed the top three german automakers secretly coordinated on pricing and technology. the report from a german magazine says bmw, vw, including audi and porsche and they learn mercedes discuss various technologies and pricing of components or german auto industry committees. the european highs data backs the 90s to determine whether they amount to antitrust violations. automakers have coordinated to limit the size of the tank w

director, tom holman, who has done a testify riffic job in a short period of time. get up here, tom, i know you just spoke. tom is determined to rid our nation of cartels and criminals who are praying on our citizens. and i can only say to tom, keep up the great work. he is a tough guy, a tough cookie. someone said the other day they say him on television, someone, they were interviewed after that and they said he looks nasty and mean, and i said that's what i'm looking for. that's exactly what i was looking for. and for that i want to congratulate john kelly who is doing a fantastic job at director of oklahomaland securi -- homeland security. one of our real stars. our borders went down 78%. in effect, the southern border of mexico, we did them a big fav favor, believe me. they get very little traffic in there any more. they know they will not get through the border to the united states. so that whole group has been incredible, lead by general kelly. let me also express our gratitude to the members of the new york delegation here today, congressman chris collins, a

tom holman, very good to have you back with us. >> thanks for having me. >> neil: this is the kind ofng that you were warning about. how we can incentivize this thing and can end up tragically as it did here. your thoughts? >> it's a message i've been trying to get out as long as i've been the acting ice director. illegal immigration is not a victimless crime. these folks, they contract with criminal organizations. these organizations are the same organization that smuggle drugs, they smuggle weapons, smuggle people that want to do harm to this country. you talk about drug cartels are talking about smuggling folks. these are not victimless crimes. when you're victimized as an illegal alien or somebody stealing your social security number or your credit rating goes to zero because someone took your identity. this is not a victimless crime. those folks that want to turn a blind eye to illegal immigration, this is what the happens. there's real consequences, this is a life and death decision that these people make. as far as sanctuary cities go as we discussed last time on the show, they

enforce -- of the enforcement agency thomas holman says get ready for more ice in the cities. he has the green light to hire 10,000 immigration agents and plans to beef up presence in sanctuary cities like san francisco. >>> air bnb is under fire in morin, the board of supervisors considered regulations for short-term rentals like air bnb, and expedia. the board commission to study it found more than 1200 short- term rentals in morin. and 88% were for the whole home. >> the difference between me and living under a freeway overpass is air bnb. that's all there is. it's as simple as that. and the more you folks can see fit to stay out of this, the better off i think we'll all be. >> i'm against air bnb. i don't want to live next to a hotel. my home is residential. i keep it residential. >> the board didn't take any action this week but as for further study and we'll revisit the issue in three to four months. >>> and finally, koreans will rally for peace. this thursday at 4:00 p.m., a group called hella organized bay area koreans, they want south korea to sign a peace treaty with

one point you've always made is the trend is your friend holman company put a $40 price tag on trtn.uiding up for the quarter full year, do you think it goes to 40 >> i listen to union pacific and csx. intermodal is very, very strong. it's got the wind at its back, but specifics of tritan, i'm not sure sure that is the end of therse? i'm crazy stressed trying to figure out this complex trade "lightning roun "lightning roun "lightning roun "lightning round well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share your screen directly with a live person right from the app, so you don't need a comfort pony. oh, so what about my motivational meerkat? in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. a used car, to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them when you dig. call 811 before you dig, and make sure that you and your neighbors are safe. 811 is available to any business our or homeownerfe. to make sure that you identify where your utilities are if you

. >>> good afternoon, i'm tom holman, i'm the ahead of i.c.e. targeting, arresting, and removing members of gangs like ms 13 sends a message to general enterprises around the world, you're not welcome to the united states and you'll find no harbor here. president trump made it a priority to get the criminals off of our streets and out of the country. every single day, to help keep america safe. isis homeland security investigation, known at hsi, leads ou efforts todentify gang members and dismantling the organizational structure that supports them. they're involved in a broad range. the nexus of border security. since the beginning of january this year, isis homeland security investigation has arrested 3011 gang members. a recent gang search lead by i.c.e. operation matador, since may 9th, netted over 100 gang members and affiliates. make no mistake, they threaten the signs of your communities. but our suberurbs. recently to ms 13 members that were juveniles have been implicationed in the quadruple homicide of four young adults in new york. they

director thomas holman released this statement, which reads in part, by any standard, the horrific crime uncovered ranks as a stark reminder of why human smuggling networks must be pursued, caught, and punished. police tracked down the owner of the truck who claims he sold it to a man in mexico a few months back. he says bradley was supposed to be dropping it off this weekend. in dallas, fox news. >>> a little drop in temperatures today. 5 to 10 to 15 degrees, even a little more than that. the weekend was hot. temperatures have trended down today. tomorrow about the same and then wednesday not much difference. just a little bit warmer. we get this nice little break in here from bad air quality, high fire danger and extreme heat. we're going to kind of cool off. not only does it help us out, it helps out the big fire up in the foothills because cool moist air is moving in to the sacramento area. just in the low 90s. so what you can't see here is the fog overhead. the marine layer is very, very deep. this system here has stretched it out so we're getting this massive push of cool moist air

director tom holman who has done an incredible job in just a short period of time. tom, get up here. tom is determined to rid our nation of cartels who are preying on our citizens. keep up the great work, he's a tough guy, a tough cookie. some were interviewed after that, they said, he looks very nasty, he looks mean. i said that's what i'm looking for. [laughter] >> that's exactly what i was looking for, and for they want to congratulate john kelly who has done an incredible job of secretary of homeland security. incredible. one of our real stars. truly one of our stars. [applause] john kelly one of our great stars. you know the border is down 78%. under past administrations, the border didn't go down, it went up. if the body went down 1%, it was a great thing. down 78%. and, in fact, the southern border of mexico, we did them a big favor, believe me, they get very little traffic anymore because they know they're not going to get through the border of the united states. that whole group is incredible led by general kelly. let me also express our gratitude to the me

where thomas holman, the acting i.c.e.going wrong is he suggesting a big government takeover of local police responsibilities. you have right now, a situation where local police, they know their neighborhoods, they are walking the beat every day. i.c.e. is coming in, they are saying listen, we need you to do our jobs, too. if you find an undocumented immigrant and to detain them and give us a two dead heads up. i.c.e. is not offering them any money to pay for -- >> laura: that's not why california isn't doing it. it's not because of the money. they actually believe -- they want the whole state to be a sanctuary state, i think they believe that this is a moral duty that they have. two of poe's the lawful limitation of immigration policy. it is the law that if you are an alien inside the country, the legal language is alien, for a very short period of time i practiced immigration law, you are an alien in the unit states, you don't have legal permission here. you immediately become a deportable alien. you get due process, the

a rare appearance at thursday afternoon's white house press briefing, ice acting director thomas holmanays getting ms-13 off our streets is a priority. >> we need the community's help and most importantly we need local law enforcement's help especially county jails that will have an ms-13 booked in that that county jail is located in a sanctuary city they get released back to the streets. hang onto them so we can take custody of them. >> pursuant to the president's directive and the executive orders the attorney general directed the department's law enforcement agents department a fbi marshall service as well as federal prosecutors across the country prioritize the prosecution of gang members specifically ms-13. >> reporter: i'm told ice is willing to potentially offer undocumented immigrants who are victimized by ms-13 gang members legal status to stay in the united states if they report ms-13 gang members to ice and cooperate with its investigations. the department of justice has also requested funding for 300 more federal prosecutors to focus specifically on violent crime and crimina

director tom holman, who has done an incredible job in just a short period of time.here. i know you just called. tom is determined to rid our nation of cartels and criminals who are preying on our citizens, and i can only say to tom, keep up the great work. he's a tough guy. he's a tough cookie. somebody said the other day they saw him on television, and somebody -- they were interviewed after that. they said, he looks very nasty. he looks very mean. i said, that's what i'm looking for. that's exactly what i was looking for. and for that, i want to congratulate john kelly, who has done an incredible job of secretary of homeland security. incredible. one of our real stars. truly one of our stars. john kelly is one of our great stars. you know, the border's down 78%. under past administrations, the border didn't go down. it went up. but if it went down 1%, it was like this was a great thing. down 78%. and in fact, the southern border of mexico, we did them a big favor, believe me. they get very little traffic in there anymore because they know they're not going to get

scarlet: we will see how it shakes out in the next five years pretty jordan holman, bloomberg's reporterersity and management. to reach orton's entire story, check out the latest issue of bloomberg businessweek which is available on newsstands now. coming up, 70 of the s&p 500 companies reporting this quarter results today. we will produce the charts with all the action from new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm julia chatterley. scarlet: 70 of the s&p 500 of race reporting today. this is a big day for earnings. it's also a big quarter because we just came out of a gray quarter, one of the best on the bull market. let's start from the top at the macro level to we talked about the big expectations and living up to what analysts wanted to see for earnings in the s&p 500. the talked about how there was a big get between fort expectations and what happened in the past 4 months. this chart should be encouraging to enter -- analysts and investors who were worried about living up to these expectations. the blue line is looking at the trailing 12 month earnings p

. >> chief of staff hr holman found guilty in the watergate coverup trial. >> do you regret what happened and what you did? >> oh, sure. the country lost motion. a lot of the good things we were working on in the way of domestic reforms were lost in the mess. you can't help but regret an aftermath. a lot of people had their lives spoiled in the process. >> john finished his statements. he was then returned to the holding room, rather a strange phrase, the holding room. gives you an idea they're holding a chemical or a bacterium or something. >> domestic affairs adviser, four counts, guilty. >> the references to, like, an era of criminality or people there were trying to rape the country of its democracy. i mean, i just don't see it that way. >> several reports to the watergate case allege sabotage of the presidential campaign. >> he was found guilty of lying to the watergate grand jury. >> i don't think you can take that little piece of history, which may have been the darkest days of richard nixon's career and construct from that a mosaic that tells you all about that man. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪

the senator from nevada, alaska, west virginia, and holman of north dakota. all five met with mitch mcconnell to ask for changes that could help them support the bill. specifically, a more generous formula that would tie the growth of medicaid spending to the rate of reflation. the source tells it's doubtful that mcconnell will give up on those, and they do have leverage and president trump is using leverage in his weekly address to get republicans on the health care plan. >> the senate health care bill stops the obamacare disaster eexpands choice and drives down costs and i want to tell you, the republican senators are working very hard to get something that's going to be really, really good. the opposite of the big lie, which was obamacare. >> and the senate leadership camp, and advisors are calling for the repeal and replace after it's separated into two bills. they said the president told them this week that he's very interested in that idea. >> if it didn't happen. if the senate leadership can't put it together, my hope is that he steps into the fray and

william sachs holman was killed and his two children and nanny are in the hospital. also know that goldman is the grandson of the renowned philanthropists richard and rhoda goldman. in a statement, the president of usf said goldman "was an accomplished scholar, a beloved and generous teacher, and a valued member of our community. he will be greatly missed by his colleagues, students, and the countless alumni who were inspired by him in and out of the classroom." we spoke with a woman who witnessed the crash. the faa is little boy out.>forward, cut the little boy out.> the faa is investigating the cause of the crash. reporting live in san francisco lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) a man is behind bars accused of molesting a child at a laundromat in the east bay. 60-year-old jose chavez was arrested in concord. police say he was caught on camera assaulting the little girl at the "coin laundry" on monument boulevard. the girl was there doing laundry with her grandmother. she didn't tell her

the so-called holman rule should concern every member back in congress. it enabled members to target individual federal employees and their pay. i warned that the rule would be abused and used as a way to politically target civil servants and that's what we are seeing here today. i ask my colleagues to oppose the amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. ryan: mr. chairman, let me just say quickly, again, and reiterate, we're living in a world now where facts are trying to be diminished, science is trying to be diminish and we lie on these professionals to give as accurate of information we can possibly attain at the time from professionals that are in this office. we rely on this office very much to make the decisions that we make here that have such great importance. while they are not always perfect, i think they always put forth a good product for us and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. b