and a former texas senator kay bailey hutchison has been nominated to become the u.s. ambassador to nato her senate hearings are underway senator hutchison's nomination is a big swing in the opposite direction from then candidate trump's remarks about nato being obsolete hutchison is quite the conservative and has a very strong stance against russia so to discuss this and nato and a lot more i'm sure i'm being joined by former cia analyst ray mcgovern great thanks to you being here with us again today on friday with me like you're you're here with me every friday i love it how do you think the appointment of such a right wing conservative to this position will affect our relationship around the world with our our nato allies well it will depend on whether mr trump was able to make his policies through. it's sort of like go team of rivals sort of thing. when obama came in he appointed hellary clinton bobby gates and all those people you know he thought that he could control them trump seems to be in the same midst misapprehension that he can kind of let these people be

those things it's very much up in the air but is this stuff does continue i don't think kay bailey hutchison is going to pose much for a problem for him we'll see if he has any effect on his foreign policy or world view as it pertains to nato ray mcgovern thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us you're most welcome. the situation in afghanistan continues to deteriorate for american military forces across the country and now an american airstrike has left ten afghan policeman dead in the helmand province in the south of the country conflicting reports though from local officials say up to thirty five were killed in a strike the u.s. military has released an official statement expressing deep condolences to the families and promises an investigation into the cause of the incident argues caleb maupin has the reports we're hearing condolences from u.s. officials and in response to the afghan security forces that were killed but the numbers that we're seeing being released by the u.s. air force confirm that the situation in. stan is escalating and that the risk for

those things are very much up in the year but if this stuff does continue i don't think kay bailey hutchison is going to pose much for a problem for drinking i will see if she has any effect on his foreign policy or world view as it pertains to nato ray mcgovern thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us on the most welcoming them. and the f.b.i. is warning parents to be aware of smart toys that may be putting children safety at risk toys that connect to the internet are vulnerable to hacking also therefore giving toys access to a child's g.p.s. coordinates their voice or face parents are being asked to think twice artie's project a sample of the story today from los angeles bridgette at tell us why why are children's toys so vulnerable to these safety breaches. monella parents buy these toys thinking that they're safe simply because they're on the market but what they don't realize is that safety precautions are often overlooked when it comes to these toys in order to get them on shelves as quickly as possible and to make sure

hutchison began her career in the texas house and served our home state for 20 years where she built a distinguished record of service ton senate armed services committee and defense and military sub committees that will give her direct and powerful insight into the security issues facing europe and north america. few states men have the qualifications, relationships and graftas that she brings to this position. after year of inadequate resourcing she lead to rebuild our military and help prepare to meet the new demands of the global war on terror. after the conflict she lead the first senate to the region. there she met with nato leaders to discuss the future of our nato endeavor and to bring stability to the region. in fact she toured every major conflict since her arrival in 1993. from bosnia to iraq senator hutchison made it a priority to meet with commanders in areas of combat and to make sure that they had the resources that our military need today carry out their mission. she has a heart for the men and women serving our nation. her commitment will serve her well in this new r

and former texas senator kay bailey hutchison has been nominated to become the u.s. ambassador to nato her senate hearings are currently underway senator hutchison's nomination is a big swing in the opposite direction from then candidate trump's remarks about nato being obsolete hutchison is quite the conservative and has a very strong stance against russia to discuss this and nato i was joined earlier by former cia analyst ray mcgovern and i asked him how he thinks the appointment of such a right wing conservative to this position will affect our relationships around the world it's sort of like the team of rivals sort of thing when obama came in he appointed hellary clinton bobby gates and all those people you know he thought that he could control them trump seems to be in the same issues misapprehension that he can kind of let these people be selected and many of them have a record of opposing what he wants to put through so whether or not he still thinks nato has is obsolete which of course it is. she's going to do it she's told the interesting thing is that her p

those guys will also fight pre-hard to slow down the change. >> governor hutchison.vernor hickenlooper and an audience questions. >> thank you for being here. the short version of the question and slightly longer, do you ever feel pressure by others expectations of you and your endeavors in light of the progress you have made so are? -- made thus far? when you look at tesla alone, you look at a company with a $54 billion valuation, and seemingly my typical margin metrics know -- andball -- metrics seemingly by typical margin metrics, by no justifiable reason. matchedenuity cannot be by those trying to commercialize it, has that ever affected how you think? >> it is tough one there are high expectations. record several times saying that the stock price is higher than we have any and thatdeserve area where sure true based on we are today and have been in the past. reflects a lot of optimism and where it will be in the future. that quitehat makes a difficult emotional hardship those is that expectations sometimes get out of control. i hate disappointing people. i'm tryi

we will hear from kay bailey hutchison, trumps nominee for ambassador to nato. senator bob corker chairs the senate foreign relations committee. this is just under four hours. >> senator hutchinson, we are glad to have you back. since you have done this so many times on the side of the dial we thought it would be for you to lead off and help the others get started. i understand at least the first five rows our family members and friends. it may be that the entire audiences that. we hope so.

8,800 flights are scheduled to use british airports, as families begin their summer holidays jamie hutchisonoad network but we can't see the sky network and the improvement it needs. our airspace is our invisible infrastructure in the sky. imagine it as an invisible root of motorways, it is just as critical as the road and rail network. it is reaching capacity. we need improvements to meet the demands of future air travel growth. what is an improvement? redesigning our airspace. we are handling 2.5 million flights a year, by2030, handling 2.5 million flights a year, by 2030, we are forecasting 3.1 million flights. if we don't do anything, that has been assessed as generating 50 times the level of delay we see today and involving the cancellation of 8000 flights a year. you need more money for this? or more resources? it is not, actually, this is about redesigning our airspace which needs and airspace policy. we welcome the government support for airspace modernisation. they have been consulting on a new policy. what we wa nt consulting on a new policy. what we want is certainty and stability

. >> governor hutchison. then governor hickenlooper and an audience questions. >> thank you for being here. the short version of the question and slightly longer, do you ever feel pressure by others expectations of you and your endeavors in light of the progress you have made so are? -- made thus far? when you look at tesla alone, you look at a company with a $54 billion valuation, and seemingly my typical margin metrics know -- andball -- metrics seemingly by typical margin metrics, by no justifiable reason. matchedenuity cannot be by those trying to commercialize it, has that ever affected how you think? >> it is tough one there are high expectations. record several times saying that the stock price is higher than we have any and thatdeserve area where sure true based on we are today and have been in the past. reflects a lot of optimism and where it will be in the future. that quitehat makes a difficult emotional hardship those is that expectations sometimes get out of control. i hate disappointing people.

hutchison.ing us. >> you're welcome. thanks for having me. >> tell us what you are telling the wealthier to do right snow >> we're really talking to all the people the democratic party has made it clear they will stop at nothing to get an income tax in our state. of you are your viewers live in states with income taxes, and they say what's the big deal we are so taxed despite not having an income tax the property taxes are sky high, with the largest sales tax in the country, one of the most highly taxed states per capita so adding an income talks is a huge burden. there's a tax fatigue among everyone those of you on a business channel can handle numbers 5.4 billion is the budget of the city this is expected to bring in $100 billion, about 2%. >> i'm so sorry. we have breaking news. >>> we're going to listen to mitch mcconnell at the white house with out republican senators >> engaged in everything we have done for the last two weeks. as you know, the president likes to talk on the phone with a l

kitchen hutchison has more. >> reince is a good man, john kelly will do a fantastic job. >> reporter: john kelly is now less than 24 hours away from officially starting his first role as white house chief of staff. the president announced the latest senior level official to leave the administration via twitter on friday, ending the turbulent 6 month tenure of former chief of staff reince priebus. white house officials say the president was simply looking to go in a different direction. >> i think reince was more laid back in the way he ran the office. i think the president wants a little more discipline, a little more structure in there. >> reporter: just hours after the news broke, priebus told wolf blitzer that he resigned on good terms. >> i'm always going to be a trump fan. i'm on team trump, and i look forward to helping him achieve his goals in his agenda for the american people. >> reporter: conversations between president trump and kelly reportedly began two weeks ago. he is slated to spend his first day participating in cabinet meetings. >>> nor dianne feinstein spoke out tod

i've talked with the attorney general, governor hutchison and i have talked about the importance of putting together a group of both state and local officials that will be working with our probation and parole officers so that people on probation and parole carrying weapons can be apprehended and prosecuted and convicted and put in jail. we also i've talked with layer jegly our prosecuting attorney. he has assigned a special deputy to be specially deputized with the u.s. attorney's office so that we can get those cases to the federal level where the sanctions are much more serious and they can be kept in jail longer. this is the kind of long-term type of activities going to be -- that are going to be yielding results. we've got to take the repeat gun offenders off the streets. which means we're going to have to have increased supervision and monitoring by the probation and parole officers. let me emphasize that we believes in a small group of repeat offenders that are bent on violent criminal. we have a violent crime apprehension team of 25 officers that are working all of the hot spots we

things i did when i was newly elected to the senate is i made a call to my predecessor, kay bailey hutchison, who had a history of extensive constituent service, and i said on election day, one -- i want to your team to know you should not feel they have to move on. i want to talk to them. the folks that are experienced, we want to keep that in the office. so we have a lot of experience, and their job is to serve you. their job is to help you navigate this byzantine bureaucracy. i want to introduce the deputy director of our north texas office. michael is here. [applause] michael lives in north texas. his job is to work for you. if you have issues with the va or other government aspects, reach out to michael. our website is cruz.senate.gov and we have offices across the state. you can find a phone number to the local office in your region that can connect you straight with our services. >> i used to be a caseworker myself. we can get you more information and in some cases, finding that information gets your file pulled out of a logjam, so i encourage you to use that. one of the biggest stori

mark short had time with capitol hill working with okay bailkay hit hutchison. he was elected on disruption. he was electsed on change. smart of him not bring in everybody as old hands. but does he hurt himself by having nobody who's done this before? >> i think just on the surface of it, he does. you can't look at the situation and think anything otherwise. of the people you showed, the two people on that chart that have some sort of political and organizational experience in this realm, sarah huc huckabee-sanders. the president didn't even come out and announce her as the press sector put out a statement until much later in the day. there is a clear sense the people do not have the kind of political experience and certainly not white house experience to get some of the things done. i'm not saying that reince priebus and sarah huckabee-sanders are the foam drive throu people to drive through the agenda wins. they're not driving. this they're the folks trying to push sordz so push towards some white house operation. >> there is a complete lack of consistency. th

hutchison telecom indication hong kong holding shares surge the most in six years.is your bloomberg business flash. manus. manus: a split has emerged within theresa may's cabinet over the government's post-brexit plans. philip hammond claims a consensus was formed around a three-year transition phase and that has been criticized by the trade secretary, liam fox. economic optimism among u.k. companies has fallen 70% in july, the lowest level in six months according to the barometer. our guest.g in slightly,ing ever so but it is this gordon's of politics that since into fx. thatscordance of all text slips into fx. politics is a difficult thing to trade. david bloom last week said i am not trading politics. you trade politics? guest: no, you do not trade politics and that is why it is difficult to trade sterling on a short-term basis. it will depend on whether you will take a medium-term the. concerned, brexit has been a negative. we have a lot of uncertainty, what is important to me is happening at the time when politics and economics in the eurozone are moving in the

the last one is a page from thomas hutchison's history in the 18th century. he had taken a lot of the original meniscus home and he was writing a history of massachusetts. there, he has transcriptions of all sorts of documents that we do not have now. one was the sam riot. his whole house was trampled. i have heard -- maybe it is fake news -- his library was trampled and some of the draft pages still were dirty. everything.d a lot of these documents disappeared. inone point, in the 1900 -- the 1800s, there was a man named will that discovered they had an earlier draft of this book. in that, there were snippets of other documents. we are slowly but surely putting together all of these pieces. in 1840, thomas gage published a history of raleigh, massachusetts in which they have nine documents of the case of margaret scott. our grid scott was executed. i bet very few of you even know who she was. nine available to tell her case. and two of them are in the essex county court archives. are in private collections. if you are about an auction of one, those are the t

and then the last one is a page from governor thomas hutchison's history in the 18th century.e had taken a lot of the original manuscripts home and he was writing a history of massachusetts. he has transcriptions of all sorts of documents that we do not have today. two words-stamp act riot. his whole house was trampled. i have heard -- maybe it is fake news -- his library was trampled and some of the draft pages still were dirty. they trampled everything. a lot of these documents just disappeared. 1900s, therein the that had named poole an earlier draft of this book. in that, there were snippets of other documents. we are slowly but surely putting together all of these pieces. in 1840, thomas gage published a history of raleigh, massachusetts in which they have nine documents of the case of margaret scott. margaret scott was executed. i bet very few of you even know who she is. you might have seen her bench, but there are only nine available to tell her case. and two of them are in the essex county court archives. that the phillips library holds. and two of them are in private

we will hear from kay bailey hutchison, trumps nominee for ambassador to nato. senator bob corker chairs the senate foreign relations committee. this is just under four hours. >> senator hutchinson, we are glad to have you back. since you have done this so many times on the side of the dial we thought it would be for you to lead off and help the others get started. i understand at least the first five rows our family members and friends. it may be that the entire audiences that. we hope so. please feel free as you come to your turn to introduce your family and friends who are here with you. we thank them for their willingness to support you and the efforts that you're getting ready to undertake. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much mr. chairman. i don't have my two teenagers here. many of you knew them when they were little babies and i was walking the halls with them because they are both back in dallas. i have my neighbor from virginia. >> we do hope to get you to nato by the time school enrollment starts. >> okay thank you. it is so important that m

all taken center stage at kay bailey hutchison convention center in dallas, texas. >> welcome to makeaker of the 30,000 member worship center, the potter house. >> this is the day the lord has made. the event features fitness, health and well-being, service presentations to benefit injured soldiers. and even sports celebrities like former cowboy darren woodson. and i even got into participating the in the panel to talk about change lives and about my boat, white house faith. >> things are alright. i'm good. got the job, demand, this come everything i need and then something falls apart. >> is estimated some 100,000 people are attending make a fast. i sat down to see what people should take away from this four-day event. >> i've come to learn it is an experience. it's the old-fashioned art of spending quality time at the people who matter the most to you in an atmosphere that supports the belief system you want to promote. reporter: his youngest daughter sarah jake's robbers said even though people are moved by his powerful preaching comment he is just the vessel. >> they didn't come t