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award winner at the tribeca festival, it's called "to dust" and stars matthew broderick and gaza roder ickd gaza and the director shaun snyder is going to be here with us. "to dust" is a kind of strange romance, buddy film, road movie, unlikely pair of orthodox jewish man who just lost his wife and not understanding where the body goes. and he ol science professor played by matthew broderick. >> you're a scientist? >> i'm a science teacher. i he >> i'm not sure i'm going to be able to be of service to you, rabbi. >> i'm not rabbi. >> i have a faculty meeting soon. >> i'm having some bad ideas in my head. i just -- my wife. >> last night was her -- >> maybe you need a podiatrist. look, i'm sorry for your troubles, rabbi, truly -- >> i'm not a rabbi. >> but i have these papers to grade and i wish you luck, really, friend. >>> good morning and welcome back to "mosaic." i'm rabbi eric weiss and we're in the middle of a wonderful winversation about the 38th ilsh fjestjust in a very concrete way what are the dates of the film festival, where are the films going to be shown, how do people get tic

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. >> he was thinking that he would ick to this prescribed list of -- people. yo heard the elective affairs director saying if there's a vacancy we will stick to that list because that list recall during the presidential campaign gave reassurance tove conservaho is were initially a little bit skeptical about this donald trump whoas a democrat who had proclaimed that he was-c pice. it gave conservative voters ainsurances -- assurances that he would govern like a republican leader. that's why this list was so important. what was interesting to me that besides thecd schumer ae when i was speak to some key swing votes shortly after justice kennedy's announcement they were pushing the president to look off that list. this list didn't come from the white house solely. so why is it out there? robert: if not - kavanaugh- let's say the president moves away from ca gnaw, what about the clerk for justice kennedy and you have amy cey barrett being pushed by a lot of social conservatives saying she's young. she's a notre dame law processor. year he was nominated a ago but s

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news about kidnappers taking and abusing children were spread on social media there are also faults ickes actions of organ harvesting on the killing of cars considered to be sacred in the country calls for the government to take urgent action are now growing the horrendous acts of mobocracy cannot be permitted to inundate the law of the land the recurrent pattern of violence cannot be allowed to become the new normal. through one of the latest cases here more than two dozen people were arrested in the connection of a lynching of amman over a fake rumors that he was a child kidnapper since the beginning of may fake news about the child captors have really filled wats up charts looking beyond the headlines now polly boyko. fake news a big time with a bad rep preferred by leaders politicians and the mainstream media labelled as a menace to democracy and sometimes just a way to dismiss a story which you don't agree with you are free to do big news in your facebook page or state who's on twitter too but in india the consequences of spreading fake news have become far more tahn jubal and deadly

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date,ick -- target including china and india.ad: that is the japanese minister of the economy and trade. we are reaching the lunchtime break in tokyo. >> tech shares are gaining ground. mitsubishi and general electri., the upside from chip equipment makers is limited. on the other side of the fall the we see hulic most since february. after is under pressure jeffrey said inbound sales may slow. consumer stocks are lower on the nikkei 225. the benchmark is set for a fifth day of advances. chip makers and textures are bound -- are among the biggest movers. the exports rise on year. with a 5th street month of single-digit expansion -- fifth straight month of single-digit be somen, there might clouds ahead when you consider the slowdown in exports growth. for now, we see optimism for japanese stocks, for the nikkei 225, and for the topix. that is a look at the japanese markets ahead of the lunch break. this is bloomberg markets asia. ♪ rishaad: it is 10:29 in hong kong and beijing. i'm tom mackenzie with the first word headline. jay

president trying her survived to severe criticism after siding with president vladimir putin of russia and ickes ations of election meddling speaking after that summit in finland trumped cast doubt on its own intelligence agencies which found evidence of interference. white house correspondent could be held at texas through more reaction from washington d.c. . for a president who loves to talk about his ratings and reviews there was nearly universal criticism of members of the u.s. congress over his performance in helsinki and his apparent acceptance of russian president vladimir putin's denial that russia interfered in the twenty sixteen u.s. election president putin he just said it's not russian but more than a dozen u.s. law enforcement and intelligence agencies have concluded just the opposite leading some members of the president's own political party to rebuke his actions republican senator john mccain called the putin trust press conference disgraceful in a statement he said the damage inflicted by president trumps naive in egotism false equivalence and sympathy for autocrats is difficult

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ick around (siren wailing) (barry murrey) when you have a really traumatic injury, we have a short amountme to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to the patient. verizon is racing to build the first and most powerful 5g network that will enable things like precision robotic surgery from thousands of miles away as we get faster wireless connections, it'll be possible to be able to operate on a patient in a way that was just not possible before. when i move my hand, the robot on the other side will mimic the movement, with almost no delay. who knew a scalpel could work thousands of miles away? ♪ [music playing] (ceo) the employee of the year, anna. (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. >>> welcome back here are your top headlines. it was a celebratory affair in the nation's capital for the fou

his name is conor ickes, 16 years old and born in russia and already knows the freedom that we enjoy here came at a great price so conor came up with an idea to v showerans just how grateful he is by placing pennies on their tombstones. conor's pennyro pject is this week's harris' hero. >> a penny doesn't seem like much, but when i comes to a service member who has died in war, that one penny means someone remembers your sacrifice. >> the pennies mean you're like showing your respect for who passed. >> reporter: i had a chance to meet c tor at world war ii memorial on the national mall. there he told me howp he came with the penny project idea. help was just 14 years old and took a trip to antietam national cemetery with his mom. >> and i noticed there were like cones on the headstones from the deceased and there's like pennies on some and nickels on one, dimes on others. t reporter: seeingse coins and knowing people who serve in the military made this had a perm mission for nor. >> my cousin, he serves in them litary, and i have a really good friend of ours that is in the ar t. >> r

look at the numbers, 82, ed ick, 87 annapolis, 85 inks frederrg. no humidity. that's the key here. winds out of the north for the most part and that's allowed the very dry air to move in. no rain to speak of. look at this. not much in the way of clouds at all from maine, here it is right here -- thisea is theiful state of maine this time of year, all the way down to d.c., back towards chicago. really looking quite nice all across our region. temperature wise, you can actually see cools temperatu all along the east here. a trough of low pressure. look back to thewest, dallas baking atno 106. ally i'm talking about this air movinwa our but that's not going to be the case. this is all going to be held at bay ae' i think going to stay at or below average through the next ten days. tomorrow, the high temperatureo 88 or 89 degrees. huenty of sunshine out there, too. dity not going to be a factor at all tomorrow or on frid. starts to increase on saturday and sunday. 83, saturday. 53% chance of a shower to the east. saturday, 84 degrees with a chance for storms. asm going to talk about the

foow the hope is that signs and additional enforcemente do ick. >>> it doesn't look like airline passengers going to get any more seat room anytimeoon. the faa says they're not going to order airlines oh stop shrinking customers' seats. in a new court filing, the government says, yes, it is. the faa says the videos prove the planes can be evacuated quickly, but 70% of americans are overweight. critics say the tests don't reflect modern planes with the cramped seats. >> lives are at stake here. we need to make sure that the faa and the manufacturers are actually testing full scale demonstrations. >> when it comes to politics the house has voted to require the faa to set minimum standards for airline seating.en thee has decided to just stay out of it. at lea♪ for now. ♪ ♪ >>>t's onef the longest-running fourth of july parades in the washington region. the palisade's parade went down mcarthur boulevard for the 57th consecutive year. participan mayor bowser took part in the parade today, as did the police chief. the parade ended with a ribbon cutting for a new rec center for that northwegh nrho

observations,ick the u.s. has been trimming employment and quite a few years -- for quite a few years. how do you allocate workers and resources to make sure the u.s. can do what it is doing optimally? that is the question. in that respect, it is about finding the optimal allocation. it provides particular industries with protection at the cost of other industries. that is the case that china is subsidizing its manufacturing sector and trading unfairly. there is justification for responding to these chinese practices. we need to think more comprehensively about how we get at that challenge. in terms of an ration, -- immigration, immigration has flowed to a trickle. the concern about illegal immigration except 10 years ago. if you look at the numbers now, we're down to zero. we are fighting a battle that disappeared a decade ago. , immigrationhow broadly has provided a lot of benefits to the u.s. economy. the challenge is to make sure everyone has adequate work. >> do you want to make a comment? immigration and

every check-in here at ick love ki boxing in germantown, delivers safe,glean drinkin water to people around the worid. let me b in erica, who is boxing her way this morning. kickboxing. erica, we love the idea of this charity tie to working oute in morning. >> it's fantastic. it's one of the great ways to give back to your community at large. and it also, you know, checks your fitness box and your heart box all at the same time. one-stop shopping. >> reporter:he hash tag is ivewater. there's a different charity and a different hash tag and it goes to a great cause. how does it work? >> there's a social media platform. and every month we get a different hash tag. the hash tag works with, you check into your location. you tag it on facebook. from there, you use the monthly hash tag, which is #givewater this nth. >> people love being able to do something good in a simple way, right? >> absolutely. what makes you feel better than giving back? ifit easy, it's even better. >> reporter: and getting rid of thelbs. we're getting the heart going. >> absolutely. >> reporte t i'm going let you g

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thunderstorm activity ined ick county, out around the city, down toward middletown.her. the clouds here in white. the rain in green. so at 5:00 p.m., we're -- i should say as we move towards 7:00 p.m., we're still tracking rain in the similar areas. as firewor get underway at 9:00 p.m., is still the chance for rain for frederick and back towards the panhandle. elsewhere looking dry, just cloudy. taking a look at the clouds, they shouldn't be low enough to produc craziness we saw back in 2016 when the fireworks down at the national mall were basically exploding in the clouds and we couldn't see them at all. good news ther somara, that most of us are looking dry for fireworks. y, it's aoliday week. folks getting out in the garden tonight. >> they are. the experts have provided us with this forecast. i want to pelet you know that tomorrow we're looking at similar highs inhe low s. any gardening you're going to do,ne get it early. beat that heat. humid, though, to start. our storm chances rev back up tomorrow afternoon. in fact, your thursday is looking very silar to tod

notes,ick, housekeeping when i talk about future of conservatism of going to talk about the future of the republican party, the cousin american politics, the republican party is the vehicle for the movement of conservatism. about threelk you points, are republicans winning now, can they keep winning, and what should happen after that? this is one i put together when i was working at my last job. is, it is an index across a bunch of levels of government, which party has power when. 2016.ther way to higher, black line is the republicans have more power and when it is lower, the democrats have more power. if you follow it all the way you see 2016,d, republicans actually have a lot of power. partye-trumped republican had a good strategy for winning elections. ofy did not get a ton nonwhite voters, black voters, hispanic voters, but the free trump political party did well, traded off some white-collar graduates and ended up having more power than any version of the republican party since the 1920's. so right now they are doing pretty well, but this can't keep up forever. a couple of quick

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from cases and you can't review your own homework, but the idea that you can't judge somebody who icksou is probably not a ground forrecusal. you have to show there is a connection between the case at hand andct theity of the judge. it makes perfect sense to me that jeff sessions can't oversee an investigation of the campaign he was apart of, but i wouldn't have a broad rule that you t, caou know, review anything against president trump because he chose you. >> there may be instanceshthere you m think a recusal is appropriate under having to dow this investigation? >> yes. >> so where would that line -- >> it depends what the facts are. i don't know. i don't know who he is g ng to pick, and, you know, i think whoever he will pick will be asked about the connectio to the trump campaign, pending litigation, a conflicts of interest. a conflict of interest in the law is different than just, you know, again, you can'tud anything trump did because he chose you. that's not a conflict of interest under the law. we'll see where this goes. >> we'll move to your topic, foreign policy. i'll get yo

they will eva easy ick solutions unless of course donald trump basically sells out on key aspects of eure's foreign policy. >> woodruff: dimitri simes what do you see, tangible pr'tress. >> i dnow what tangible progress is. i don't think the summit was about spicecagreements. i don't think either side was prepared tsign or agree to the agreements. that was about the relationship. yis was about chemis between the two presidents.d ey are feeling a little better about each other witdehot surrng any importance. i don't think it's necessarily so bad. it would be bad if from the basis of this general but somewhat hopeful conversation anyone would concle that our relationship is fundamental re changed. united states remain and like in the case of u.sl. reationship, we should strive for the best but be aware of difficules and certainly not to yield to each before there is a real agreement. >> woodruff: well, if there were no agreements at all, then we may b asking about more than exists. but andrew weiss, let's talou some of this. i mean tensions between president trump and nato in the face

ick in my younger days, covered chip companies for bloomberg news.out to texas instruments for the first time. there in this very huge campus. it was built as i understand it, with these massive hallways because they used to roll missiles down the hall. beenis a company that has in all aspects of electronics business for a century. anand: absolutely. they have slowly moved away as chip companies have slowly moved away from the volatile and consumer electronics business. made themselves into stalwarts in autos and industrials. revenues are growing, single digits. earnings are going substantially faster. of factory a lot equipment back of 15 plus years ago. there slowly filling up the factories. incredible forward thinkers, incredible execution. returns.ed capital unnecessary distraction, but this is a far cry from the ceo change at intel. jason: i'm glad you brought that up, because that was very traumatic. they basically looked around and they don't know where to go at this point. at least in templeton, as you have noted, relatively young guy. he was

and there's the ick factor nobody wants to put their mouth on somebody else's mouth. >> this is so importantonly help in this situation. i had a situation a couple of years ago, where somebody had gone down, they had cardiac arrest, and people were standing around, even though somebody knew how to do it, they get frozen. i have been in that position with the families. even if the person god for bids ends up dying, they feel at least the person had a chance and they tried. >> to learn more about cpr, go to our website, cbsthismorning.com. >>> archaeologists are making new discoveries. it's just the latest discovery to spotlight one of the most popular archeological sites in the world. last year more than 3 million tourists visited pompeii, which is preserved under a mountain of volcanic ash. >> reporter: this is the forum, the main market place of pompeii, and behind me in the distance, you can see mt. v vesuvius. when that volcano erupted, the town became a time capsule. but today there is new life here. this is the sound of tools, not tourists that filled this part of pompeii. where the mos

but ick go back dish don't want to waste your time. you mentioned the opinion regarding charts at the. getting back to congressman doyle's part. charter had advocated a different position in term -- they haven't favored -- they favored separate counties and i'm trying to find a commonality of the different intend. those that favored census tracks have not invocated for one inch. they will not yield anything so it's been hard to find commonality and you mentioned chart sore i thought i'd bring that up. >> thank you nor update. back in march after a very long waite the d.c. circuit court issued an opinion on the consumption protection act. in particular the ruling invalidated the definition of an auto dialer and did with the commission's re-assigned number and safe harbor rules. in light of this opinion, what action is the fcc taking to establish valid ccpa definitions and rules that targets bad actors, but do not put evidences americans at risk to lawsuits. commissioner, maybe -- mr. chairman, can you address that. >> i'd be happy to. w

i'm affirm -- firmly against the death penalty but you ick make progress toward reconciliation, i think most people who have been raped want an acknowledgment that they've been raped and an apology. ... and choose out for yourself is a process towards justice. this is like me saying, use race as an example. white folks can't get a bunch of black people to all of a sudden forget all the things that happened to black people in the history of black people in this country. but somehow, they want us to continue to wake up every morning look at the world and the systemic violence against us and think you know what, you one white person, you are so different from the rest. you are so radically transformed. if you are not working to change the conditions other people have to live based off the privileges you get to benefit off of, then there is no room for justice. there can be no space for justice. so there has to be men who are radically stepping up and holding other men accountable to make room for women to forgive, for room for a woman to have the choice to take him you know what, i would l

>> the live-streaming part is what we call the ick factor. it really makes us creepy. what you have in a one-party consent state is that he was able legally to disseminate this, and even monetize it to his own benefit. so that's where uber and lyft have to get involved, i say. >> which means what exactly? >> i think uber and lyft need to change their policies. this is just my recommendation. it's also my recommendation to everyone out there. call your legislators because you could have a legislative remedy as well. that is, yes, it's good to record for security for both passenger and for driver. yes, it's good also about false accusations by passenger or driver. but it is not good to disseminate. so uber and lyft could easily enact a policy. so could legislation happen where you could say that although in a one-party consent state that there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in the back seat of an uber car, but that you should not be able to disseminate to anyone except by subpoena or by a request from the company or the police. >> okay. some of the passengers ha

ick on any one of them right there and hit delete voice recordings. t's that easy.is something else we all wonder about, imessage on the iphone. we're going to answer this question for you. are there really private? can someone read youimessages, what do you think? >> i think they are encrypted. t, al.t's ri they are encrypted. apple says your imessages are encryptednd to end, which means only you and the person you're messaging can see them. apple couldn't decryptag your me if they want to, even with a court order, only you and the other person. there is one exception. listen . >> a text message right now. >> if you have your icloud back-up on, the meso ges go the cloud. they are still encrypted apple gets a copy of the encryption key which can unlock your messages and is stored on apple servers. this is not to say apple has thne anything with it but they have. e is a way. come on in here. i'm going to show you how to do it. you want to shut the icloudp back-u off. come on in. go to settings. up top is apple id. here. see jeff rossen right there. click on that. go

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harold ickes told him what had occurred. and it was bad. he cried. because we were so close to getting peace in the middle east. this stuff that's been been going on there has disrupted everybody and everything. i can't imagine being a kid over there. and hearing all that bombing and kind of war stuff going on every day of your life. and rabin was our best hope for getting to the next phase, we're going to have peace and now we're not going to have peace. and we don't have peace now. so -- the people who make money off of war, don't want war over. the people who love peace, want peace, we're not getting what we want. so it matters that somebody understands that war is not good for things that grow and that includes people and grass and cows and cats and dogs. we got some issues about our priorities. being all money and not about peace. i don't care how we get to peace, everybody's got to give up something. we need peace in the world for some time, you know, at least, 26 years of war, oh, my god. this is the things that are going on. do i watch tv? no

i just look at private filed in --ick demands in the economy private, domestic demands in the economy% gdp number. tom: ellen zentner of morgan stanley. marcus,hows worth -- one is a flatter yield curve that we've seen in the united states in with a vengeance. a much flatter difference in yield between the 30, they are very close right now. and the idea of banks almost in bear market, jpmorgan, down 12% from its peaks, this economy that alan describes, how beautiful that in the bonds and then into the financial system? marcus: the flattened yield curve, to my mind, is are getting back to what the fed did in their operation twist in 2011-2012. the barn off a lot of long dated bonds and that's the reason the 10 cities are so tight and that hangs over now is the fed steps of the pace from this month onward at $50 billion per month, long on reinvesting back in to u.s. treasury's. it's a problem of their own making and we should not read too much into the flatness of the yield curve because it is the fed's own making. francine: do you agree? -- wee should be shouldn't be taking it as an im