. >> all right, adam tuss live for us in dupont. adam, thank you. >>> 5:05. a new detail this morning about the 19-year-old cyclist who was hit and killed by the driver of a charter bus. police say that malik fell into the passenger side. they graduated last year, and played football there. d.c. department of transptation makes a ggestion that bicyclists avoid street car tracks by using parallel street the crash for now remains under investigation. the state's attorney office -- released body camera after the deadly nvpoliceolved shooting. they want to do this until the investigation ends. you mayemember this video from the sceneil inver spring earlier this month.ot the shog left robert white an unarmed african-american man dead.ce poli say white assaulted the officer and they have an agreement to inves other's police shootings. >>> we are hearing from a teenage girl who says that a classmate sexually assaulted her. >> 14-year-old fran seska says the boy she didn't know attacked her in a park in winchesterro documents f juvenile court say that the boy was pla

dupont circle, -- not speak to circle,p here in dupont but speak to a group in allentown. what would you say to them? graduate withnts thousands of dollars in european -- in debt. e mb and cause of bankruptcy in the u.s. is medical bankruptcy. europeans do not understand what that means. americans take one week of vacation, europeans take two or three months. all of that is rise to what the president has focused on, which is not that the soviet threat is gone, that rather that we have been ripped off. that europeans have outsmarted us. we are paying for their defense and they get two months vacation and we get one week. so speak to that resentment, because it will help us viewers millions of people felt that way and voted for trump. it was not that the soviet union was gone. it was resentment, not independence. ambassador araud: i share your view 100%. am convinced when people say that a large part of the americs approve the imposed tariffs. to try to understand the .mericans when i travel the country, nobody is talking about president trump's. -- president trump. everybod

it happened just more thanwo eks ago in new hampshire avenue, northwest in dupont. police topt have as many eyes on this man, they say, that's bold enough to strike in broad daylight.ak a look there. this video taking close to 8:00 a.m. june 13th. surveillance footage. about two weeks ago again, new hampshire avenue near 22nd street. that man in the blue t-shirt is holding a cell phone, butea ap to be trailing that woman in front of had imwhere, she appears to not be aware of what's going on behind her. then he lunges forward. the action, though, goes off camera. hwever, we do know is now wanted for misdemeanor sexual abuse andemains at large at this time. you might imagine this area of northwest foggy bottom, very busy. lots of people who live and thrk ins area, who are getting wind of this story, and seeing that videoeynd t all want this man caught. >> as somebody who walks and th commutes here's kind of worrisome. >> i feel pretty safe here. it's a little disturbing. >>> attack happeni this is a short walk on new hampshire avenue over at newport placnear 21st str

viewers but for those of us who are talking with other americans, for you to speak not to the group in dupontrcle but speak to an audience in allentown or cleveland. what would you say to them, or what could we say to them? i'll give three data points which often come up in these conversations. first, american students graduate with $37,000 a year in student debt. european students graduate with no student debt or a couple thousand at most. the number one cause of bankruptcy in the united states is medical bankruptcy. europeans don't understand what that means. and americans take one week to your vacation. europeans take two or three months that your vacation or whatever. whatever it is. all of that gives rise to what i think the president has really focus on, which is not that the soviet threat is gone but rather we been ripped off, but rather these europeans have outsmarted us and we are paying for their defense and they get too much vacation and we get a week. so speak to that recently because it will help us and the video viewers deal with what's really why at least my guess is at least 4

attention recently due to several disturbing accidentsism last december, an amtrak train derailed in dupont, washington killing three people and injuring 60 on the inaugural run of a new line. the engineer was speeding on a curved track, nearly 50 miles per hour above the speed limit. in january, closer to home, members of congress were involved in a highway/railroad grade crossing crash. witnesses report that a truck entered the crossing when the gates were down. unfortunately this type of accident occurs all too frequently. in february, another amtrak train collided with a sting freit train i south carolina because it was diverted on to a track that had been taken out of service. these three accidents illustrate the variety of challenges we face in improving the safety of our rail roads. the rail industry safety record has improved in some areas, with the number of derailments declining by 35% since 2008, despite increasing service levels. last year, however, the number of the accidents and increase compared to 2016. among these incidents were several serious commissions that led toffeeta

and tim leonsis took the cup to arlington county law enforcement andnly full ze ice rink in the district. ford dupontrena. people hope it's going to encourage diversity in the ort. >> we've worked for years and years on hockey i and i think all the work we do with scholarships the work we do in trying to support youth hockey, it's exemplary. >> the washington capitals have brought it t a bigger scale so with that in mind you'r g going et a bigger audience. hopefully the in aee nors will then see it and have the opportunity to seek to find out how they will be able to become bury the headline though. the stanley cup made aec very spl visit today as well to the pediatric cancer ward atme tar georgetown hospita ce today. >> today, also marked day two of the worldti cup on. while the united states didn'ts qualify thi year there's still plenty of true soccer fans that have plenty to enjoy n. new york fans can watch the big game in times are. >>ans gather ata meg to see portugal and spain. most talked about was between moroccondiran. >> there was heartbreaking loss for rocco. one o their players head butte

in russia enters the knockout stage with sixteen teams that are in it to win it in an hour france and dodging tina dupont and co in the first so down of the day oh. oh. and in other news meanwhile president donald trump refuses to rule out recognizing crimea as a part of russia had his summit with vladimir putin. the divisions in us society could be more dangerous than thoughts with a recent poll finding that nearly a third of americans believe a simple war is possible. a very warm welcome you're watching on the international with me. let's start with the football because the world cup and russia have entered the knockout stage but just sixteen teams left as the drama deepened for each clash and the country for hiking there are three matches on the sun today in just an hour france take on argentina and have done portugal meet you are quite in sochi the winners of each much will go through for the quarterfinals. while the world's best footballers showcase their skills on the pitch the fans are setting an incredible newt artie's compiling the best videos as part of its online funds i view project and here'

dupont has been doing research in the philippines for months and has managed to infiltrate various computer networks that cater to peta fans. it's on dating sites like this one that people who are offering cyber sex are looking for customers. they know that it's a dangerous activity so it takes quite some time to gain their trust people offering you what they call a show and the show is a sexual so they show you anything you want and if you really ask more or weights then they will offer you a show with young meaning children. peter tank says to islam in manila and explains how and why online abuse is turned into a thriving business here. internet access is cheap and many of the children speak at least a little english. that makes it easier for paedophiles to make contact. peter shows as a place where children are forced to appear in front of webcams. he goes online and claims to be someone who's looking for sex with children and he quickly gets an awful. lot of the name if. they. were. really good that it was. a few days later peter visits the new child abuse prevention unit that's been se

it is unclear if this case is connected to several other reported sexual assaults in the dupont circle george neighborhoods. wisdom. >> hollyhank you very much. >>> time right now is 6:04. more than a thousand women are expected to gather in d.c. today to protest the trump lerance border policy in what organizers say will be a massive display of civildi disobece. the group is demonstrating against the separieion of migrants fs. the protesters will begin gathering a freedom plaza around 10 o'ock this morning just before noon they'll march to the department justice to demonstrate tvire before ng on to capitol hill later in the afternoon >> today we should learn the date and location of a summit between president trump andre russian pdent vladimir putin. the meeting is expected to taketh place sometime after nato summit next month. summ will likely spark criticism from some u.s. allies. meantime, the president there. the president was there to show support for senate republican representative kevinthramer. president also spoke about the retirementf justice anthony kennedy. >> retirement f

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30 component that make up the dow revised at the last time there was a change back in september of dow chemical and dupont which became. we'll see you in a little bit. [inaudible] maxine waters. handing american express a big victory that consumers may suffer. u.s. stock index futures right now. the dow was up six points. the the s&p 500 unchanged at the nasdaq up almost eight points. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ hidden from your competitors. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. gerri: welcome back. check in the u.s. stock futures here's what we see. the dow turned negative downtown for the opening. s&p 500 down one, not back up for. playing with the flatlined will continue to watch it. president trump firing up a warning to congresswoman maxine waters on twitter following the call for public shaming of white house officials. the president says in part, quote, she is called for harm of supporters of

teamwner ted leonsis look the cup to visit the law enforcement the only full size ice rink in the district the fort dupontny people hope it will encourage diversity in the sport. >> we've worked for years and years on hockey is fornd everyone a think all the work wesh do with schips, the work we do in tryin to support youth hockey, exemplary. >> the washington capitals have brought to bigger scale, so with that in mind, you're going to get a bigger audience, hopefullythhe minorities will see it and have the opportunity and seek to find out how they will be able to become t involved. >> stanley cup also made a very special visit to the pediatanc cr ward at medstar georget hnospital center. >> that's so nice. >> that's great. >> yeah. you know, there is a high t demandhe stanley cup. they do that kind of stuff all year round. >> uh-huh. >> that cup everywhere. >> yes, it does the. >> there will be a period of timein where each vidual player gets to keep the cup for a week or 2. i can't remember which it is. and they just do t crazyngs with the cup. become part of their family [laughter]le of weeks. >> that'

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it's unclear if this case is connected to several other report the sexual assaults in the dupont circle georgetown neighborhoods. if you can help policeen tify this person, call d.c. police. allison. >> aie, thank you very much. >> ♪ > 7:03. more than a thousand women are expected to gather in the trump admleistration's zero rance border policyiz and what organs say will be a massive display of civilre disobedience. 's a look at the break down of how the day will go. the protesters wil begin to gather at freedom plaza around 10:00 this morning. just before noon they'llarch to the department of justice to b demonstrate tefore moving on to capitol hill later in the afternoon >> 7:03 right now and also toda we will learn when ander e president trump and russian president vladimir putin will hold a face-to-face tails of the summit were finalized yesterday in moscow between putin and u.s. tional security adviser john bolton. as far as t location, catol of finland and vnna austria both talked about as an option.om >>> stunning new the united states supreme court still sinking in this morning.

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country i mean there's so many places in the country that are dealing with this in north carolina new york west virginia dupont and three made these chemicals the military and lots of industrial companies use to them and they're everywhere they're persistence they don't break down in the environment they seem to accumulate in the body and what this report was actually suppressed about a month ago because it seemed like the white house was like this is going to cause they called it a p.r. nightmare because the report said we need to worry about much lower doses causing problems than we thought and it's very very widespread because these chemicals were used in so many applications so president trump is delivering the kennedy pledge that for every new regulation we're going to toss out today you're wince when you hear that kind of talk yeah we're seeing the results of it i mean you name the issue we're running into that wall in these agencies where there if you could motivate them to do it which is no sure thing and then they have this excuse we can't write any new regulations and you know our water systems we're

mosaic, all the big names in that sector, dow dupont, a dow compone component, also down noticeably.strial names the other group moves to the downside, freeport newcore the industrials, logistics names like c.h. robinson as well as caterpillar and boeing to the down side. fang plus, high momentum stocks you look at, baidu, alibaba, twitter, nvidia, all also to the downside finally, one of the worst day yz have seen in months of the semi-conductors. probably going back to late march, early april, declines of 2%, 3%, even 4%. back to you. >> thank you very much we'll keep our eye on all of this with the dow showing pronounced weakness. s&p down 40. not quite to session lows. >> sometimes it's hard to figure out what people are selling for what reason. it's interesting this morning, apple down 1.3% while amazon is down 2.5%. afffubet down 3.5% it really does seem like some of those more popular names are getting sold off, but not all. again, the semis, as bob just mentioned, are taking a particularly on the chin, but then, you know, ibm is not >> i would also note amex is up 2% and buck

trying to expose the structure of the child pornography market in the philippines they're doing that with the help of belgian journalist peter dupont. here. we're now on our way to southeast asia. do car has been doing research in the philippines for months and has managed to infiltrate various computer networks that cater to paedophiles. it's on dating sites like this one the people who are offering cyber sex are looking for customers. they know that it's a dangerous activity so it takes quite some time to gain their trust people offering you what they call a show and the show is sexual so they show you anything you want and if you really ask more or wait then they will offer you a show with young meaning children. peter tank says to a slum in manila and explains how and why online abuse is turned into a thriving business here. internet access is cheap and many of the children speak at least a little english. that makes it easier for paedophiles to make contact. for . peter shows as a place where children are forced to appear in front of webcams. he goes online and claims to be someone who's looking for sex with children and he qu

in the middle of the morning. >> d.c. police say the suspected redator followed a woman along new hampshire avenue near dupont circle. take a'sook. he video. you can see the man in the baseball cap walking closely ahind the woman she talked on the phone. he then appears to reach under her dress. d.c. police say the man sexually touched the woman and then ran off. it happened two weeks ago. at this point police sht ruling out the possibility that the same person is behind the ck at sunday night the woman was attacked nearby on newport place around 1 1:00 last night. >>> now to an update on a story we've been following in alexandria. we' learning more about a man who died in fairfax police custody this week. this is in the alexandria ctions of fairfax county. police there showed up for an overdose call on mission haort. was tuesday night. a family friend says that christopher paul was having a medical emergency. police tried to restrain him, but he stopped responding. he later died at the hospital. now investigators say he may ha e been suffering from mbolism, or air bubble in the blood. the police officer's body camera

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hits from negative trade news are household ne stocks deeply involved in world trade, including caterpillar 3m, u.n. do yo dow dupont perform announced tariffs on china, marketsun d nearly 3%. but four days later, the dow surged 2.8% after a "wall street journal" story said the u.s. and china were quietly negotiating to approve trade, an improvement that never came. it's worth pointing out we coulf nod a 1% positive more or higher linked to any news that tariffs would be increased. investors don't the economic up side from higher tariffs or a trade ward. for "nightly business repvet," i'm sleashman. shares of nike were downgraded to neutral. the analyst says the upbeat outlook, is $78iz v shares were upgraded to buy from neutl. the analyst says the stock has been unfairly punished. the price is $56. shares rose 1%. >>> a busy day for the person, upgraded shares. citing strong network assets, a large customer base and strong finances. price target now 61, the stock closed at 291.86. >> amc networksius downgraded over at bernstein. the analyst says it's unlikely that amc will be acquired and invest as hoping for a tak

better-than-expected jobs report in fact the dow jones industrial average up 219 points, the nasdac and the s&p 500 also gains and the winners included intel, dow, dupont, cisco, microsoft, apple in fact we had several all-time highs to speak of microsoft, apes netflix we had record closes for facebook and apple as well but the financials were real winners look at goldman sachs, citigroup and jpmorgan all gaining these financials as the 10 year bond yield moved higher on better-than-expected news and of course we're expecting rate hikes in june it was a winning week on wall street for the s&p and the nasdac, not the dow jones industrial average back to you. liz: thank you nicole. msnbc now turning a trump tweet into an all-day focus on a conspiracy theory they made up. going so far as to claim that the president's tweet about the jobs report, he did it to tip off his billionaire friends to make money in the market before the jobs number came out. we're bringing in national taxpayer union senior fellow maddie dupler, fired up to take that on joining me next, don't go away. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while so

dupont circle. you can see it's in the middl of the day. we showed this video to some omen who lived in tha neighborhood. >> oh, my god, it's terrible. and i walk around here all the time and have never seen thatbe re. i hope they get him. >> me too. at this point d.c. police are not ruling out the possibility the same person o is behiner attacks. sunday night a woman was attacked while walking on new port place around 11:00. >>> and prince george's teacher is suing the school district. she said her principal bullied her and she would be fired. no charges have be filed and both women are on administrative leave, but this case is far from over. >> getting bullied as you know, i'm going and if the bully is ap the it'll continue. >> she says she is a victim of bullying. th b allegedly she says is her principalt here ardmore elementary school. theeachers union reports that crutchfield has reported issuewise the principal in the past, but t weeks ago things escalated. >> i don't know what led up to her being so angry and hostile with me at this

dupont with seventeen and a half percent. b.s.f. controls more than thirteen percent of the global market in other words just four corporate entities will determine the direction of global agriculture and the nutrition of humanity this while the world population grows to ten billion people by two thousand and fifty according to current estimates since farmland is an increasing these farmers will have to find new strategies to increase agricultural production that explains why the agro chemical industry is widely seen as a growth market. and german auto parts maker country nine times says the new e.u. data protection rules could cause it to accidentally break the law it's banned what south and snap chat on thirty six thousand company owned mobile. phones used by its employees continentals management thinks the two up supposed big risk mostly because they store user data on their own servers. the turkish central bank has raised interest rates to seventeen point seven five percent the move is aimed at propping up the lira and putting a lid on galloping inflation many investors have been pulling their assets out of turkey amid politica

in ni they are not stand-alone entities anyway. 'm not surn do the same kind of strategy. whereas united technologies you can create efficiencies. these of the same thing with dupont and dow. there are opportunities. if they went to the rules in the deacon cong onuld be a lot m -- de-conglomeration going on. >> the chemicals company you own , anotly l company, there was a story last year saying potential there was it's going to be broken. is that something that's likely to happen or isl now? >> what we've said publicly is we will separate the businesses. businesses, what we specialty solutions business, it's a great business as well. an appetiten't have for both. is ople want to buy industrple tend to not want to buy both. ,e will separate the businesses how we go about that is something we will bring to the public at the appropriate time. >> another company you are busy th at the moment is the business you launched with the former jarden management. are looking out. can you give us a sense of what we might see regards to mn day m&a there. -- martin: i than a lot of these vehicles and employed about $8 llioity over the last 10 years. , we are looking for types of

today oing for great causes many alex alex, ted leonis and the stanley cup will be in a number of including for duponthe past. some great young hockey players there. med star georgetown university hospital where they wil visit the pediatricog oncol unit, and the arlington county police department and of course arlington county police are in charge of protecting them at tler where they have a their practice facility there is. so three great places the cup will make jtsourney to to today. >> hash tag -- >> keeping it in the community. >> yes. >> iove it very much. all right. mike, good morning. >> good morning. i'm getting concerned to see if alex follows the players because each tlayer getsheir own individual day this summer. right. >> i'm wondering if he'll take his hand c off theup. >> hell probably carry it to each locationround the world. >> he'll take it to each one and watch it closely. >> the cup will go to australia for the first time. >> i heard that. is it cep pa then. >> walker. >> temperatures outside d 72rees. 70 in dulles. 69 manassas. h he alsoad the first play off lieve if those stats c

then they concede and they were never totally in control to be honest i think iceland played what i used to call a very pragmatic way to play which is when dupont has a ball we defend and we defend as a team and we compact and when we have the ball we try to attack which they tried also in a very objective way so i think they're playing with. their strength and they are feeling quite confident in the game also. where it is messy. messy is not close enough to the bench was area why because the team is not producing enough to let messi be around the box and there on the finishing go is they're playing with media and must get on and messi is the sort of midfield player he's playing many many times close to the first phase of of the building and far from the venturers era so. i i saw this i saw that message sector for some self. for the team and because of that we're going to see. a message that is close enough to where right now in your opinion is that good shooting if he takes that decision . if they play the way they are playing with four in the back and build a musket and they don't have another player on the beach capable to produce something

. >> bcom, and united parcel they all have $100 billion in market capitalization and they have stayed above that level to this day dow dupont, the company merged its way. and it is not going to stay there. last year the old dow chemical and dupont completed their monster combination. but the whole idea of this merger was that it would only be the prelude to a three-way break up dow and dupont would combine forces and then split up and those spin outs are coming next year. given the trdous amount of value being created by breaking up the tyco company, i am a believer in this story i would be a buyer right here. second, you've got nvidia, which now is $159 billion valuation. i like the semiconductor so much that i renamed my dog after it and my travel trust. why not. three years ago nvidia was a $15 billion business now 30th largest company in the s&p 500. the ceo is the man with a plan he started laying the groundwork for nvidia transformation a decade ago you see that cohort, video game stocks on fire now that the gaming space is so big, nvidia has found other sources of new uses for its product. from the data center to art

better in terms of percentage declines, lower by 0.5%, decline of 12 points and the nasdaq lower by about 0.5% as well or 34 points. the dow laggards, boeing, it's a whopper. caterpillar, dow dupont 3m also in negative territory but boeing's off by $13 and that's an improvement off the session low. caterpillar is off $5. 3m is lower by $4.55 verizon, johnson & johnson, prol procter & gamble, they are all the best performers at this hour johnson & johnson higher by 1% and p&g higher by 0.5% >>> the oil market closing for the day. jackie following from the km commodity desk >> wti is at $65 and brent is sticking close to that $75 mark. a lot of movement today was based on dollar fluctuations and escalating fears over the trade situation with china as well as some anticipation of that opec meeting on friday. on top of that, an inventory report from the eia tomorrow, markets are expecting a drawdown and an increase in u.s. production those factors are supportive and they've been balancing out the bearish factors that i mentioned before session high and low, they're in the recent range, not indicating any testing of new levels at this point, guys back to you. >> all right, jackie, tha

in t washington app. >>> your next uber could cost more if the d.c. council approves tax today, and that extra money will go to metro. news 4 transportation reporter ad tu live outside of the dupontetro station. aeld, just how much are we talking about here in terms of this tax? >> we're talking aut a pretty significant increase. how about 60 cents for every $10? $1.20 for every $20 blsh this is a controversial issue here in the district because that money from the ride sharing companies would then g to pay for dedicated funding for metro. take a look at some of the finest points of this plan here. we're talking about a salsz tax increase on those ride sharing companies from 1% to6%. again, that money would go to pay for metro and dedicated funding. now, the ride sharing companies are saying, shoehold on here. this is a 500% inctaase on the x on us that then goes to pay for metro. they're calling it unfair, unjust, and they are saying this vote, which is coming should be voted down. now, mayor bowser has weighed in on this and wealked with the head of uber one-on-one who says that that price will get passe on. take a listen. >> that is how we are supporting what metro needs and w

there in the district at arlington got ao chan meet caps captain alex ovechkin and owner ted leois on friday. they got close to the shining cup. they also went to georgetown university hospital, duponte fire department. >> celebrations have toned down a little bit. >> in that setting. wh knows what goes on behind closed doors. >> maybe for ovi, it is still an night, t it around with him. we hope the stanley cup tour never ends. it'll be tough to surpass what happened on tuesday at thera . >> it was incredible. we both were down there. >> so fun. >> it is hard to explain the electrifying energy there. the caps ccempionship bration started before dawn. i was there, too. people champed out the night before. adam and i both had a blast along the parade route into the day on the national mall. we wanted to share the sights and soundsrom a day that none of us, june 12th, will ever forget. >> let's go caps. >> captain and mvp, number 8, alex ovechkin. ♪ and the rocts red glare >> i love you so much. i know how much yous love t city and these players. now we ha something that bon us and unites us. a stanley cup championship. >> words i want to lve you with. i fparaphrase from one of the gre

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in the portfolio. it has to do with the focus on these quarterly earnings it's way too short-term oriented you have one bad quarter at dupontne bad quarter brings nelson peltz back into the board, collapses like lawn furniture because of a quarterly miss. it's ridiculous. >> we'll find out if this gives executives cover, starting in q2 maybe. who knows? jeff, thanks again jeff sonnenfeld joining us from yale >>> english premier league starting in the 2020 season. uk prime members will have the ability to stream 20 matches per season the most watched soccer league in the world amazon fire tv cube, a combination of an echo device and fire tv. some said the premier league news is historic. >> huge. >> these are exclusive rights not a simulcast. >> the last break in the firewall, keeping the mongrels from invading the advertising industrial complex was sports. we'll always have sports they don't skip the ads. but none of these leagues are, in any way, loyal to any network they go to the highest bird. nobody watches the super bowl because it's on nbc. they just watch the super bowl when you have portable franchises like the euro