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ini would expect we will be a slightly more volatile environment in the year ahead given rate increasesy the fed, even if it is rigel and well telegraphed, and elections, trade war risks, and events in europe. together and investors have become more cautious when it comes to risk-taking. in a: are we in april prolonged environment with the u.s. dollar and the fundamentals have not changed much. >> when i look at the dollar and think about the stance of monetary policy are broad, we are in a stage where the u.s. is far along in its own hiking cycle. years, the ecb-2 and boj making changes, withdrawing accommodation. that is an environment in which we could see further dollar weakness. haidi: thank you for joining us. bnp paribas asset management senior economist in new york. you can get around up of the stories you need to know in today's edition of bay break -- daybreak. it is also available on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can just get the news on the industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: welcome back. i am ramy inocencio in new york. of theo a qu

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so he his real message to obama, spock iny called mr. the white house because he had such gray matter. the part of the brain which is mathematical, he was so smart, but sometimes had trouble being in touch with his emotions. and joe biden saw it as his role to really get barack obama to trust his gut. steve: and he wanted to be the last person in the room. the vice president, why? kate: because he wanted to be one of the final voices to influence policy and decision-making. and it is really -- it was literal and figurative. he wanted to be there when these tough decisions were being made, and he really was. they were very close. they had these lunches together, and of course when beau biden was ill from cancer, joe biden told me that he stopped mentioning his son, because at the lunch with obama because president obama would become so emotional about it, and he really, really cared about the biden family. barack obama did not have a big family. he was brought into the fold of the biden family, which was very sweet. steve: let's talk abou

he spoke openly about his addiction to heroin earli in life and many wondered if that played a part inishe informs france working on an episode of his show "parts unknown" when he died. >> virginia and dc primary election days are behind us and next it is maryland's turn. voters there go to the polls this tuesday. if early voting is any indication it could be a big turnout. rly voting ended yesterday and they cast a record number. more than 222,000 of them. that is a 56% increase last gubernatorial in 2014 >>> amelia is back with more weather, is the weekend a wash out? sometimes you hear rain in the forecast and you think it will be terrible. >> todayt has been rain all day. >> today was soggy and we're continuing to tck areas of rain. i'm continuing to track areas of rain igovernight t with pockets of heavy year rain and we're going to continue to see t.in overni i think by the morning hours most of us are going to be dry. at your secon weather headline. scattered showers and thunderstorms out there, hit aly miss ma in the afternoon and evening hours. especially between 2:00 and8:00 p.

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. >> it was ini cried a little biw is i'm a footnote in one of the greatest moments in history.ather than dad walking his daughter down the aisle. >>> before the drama of her father's interview, on saturday, meghan and harry attended his cousin's wedding. she nearly took a tumable in her sky-high stilettos. meghan's oscar de la renta floral print dress costs nearly $5500. the flowy frock seemed to be a bit too large for her, sparking pregnancy rumors. >> she probably not pregnant. i think stepping out in that sort of a gown is only going to sort of fuel those rumor. perhaps she should stick to the fitted frocks that really show off her fabulous physique. >> meghan's dad says a royal baby could be in her future. >> she's wanted children for some time. there's got the be a child in the making soon. >> the bride at the wedd niece,y celia mccorquodale. atop her head was the spencer family tiara. >>> also making news in lond, brad pitt. seem like hi had a happy father's day. their time together was ordered by a judge in the divorce battle with angelina. the family is here in london w

wmata ini tally commifi t iy th last year but they've experienced some delays. the federal transit administration now requiring wmata to complete those changes by december 31st. >> some new details tonight about a deadly dog akttac in can you bert countyco montgomery ty. 28 year old jenain s was killed after her fiancee's dog mauled her outside their home on cherry hill road. foem angaliphill has details. >> we talked to a woman who was driving down this bus road sterday morning when she came up oner os with their guns drawn in a standoff with large dog. >> i'm five three and i would say that dog standing on its four legs would have hit my hip that'st how tall is and he was covered in -- he was tan. know the dog is supposed to be white from pictures that i've seen. but he was completely tan and covered in what i assume was blood and d tsadly. the dog was acting very aggressive. he was bking and i could hear him in my car,hetoo, with windows rolled up. the last interaction i saw was an officer take outle a and start to aim as other officers attempted to move forw

father worked with donald trump back to host the missea universent in moscow they made a cam yo h inisic video that same year. wake up. what's wrong with you. what's wrong with you? let's get with it. you're always late. you're just another pretty facey i'm r tired of u. you're fired. >> while we' t onhe subject of, russians a russian billionaired of a newpace station and now i'm thinking that's why the president wants to get to spacious. a russian rocket scientist i behind the new space station. that is him in the center at the podium i would vot for the guy with the bow tie, i don't know about you. in 2016 he had a team of scientists a engineers first reveal plans to establish a sentially build neighborhoods called space a. e.is is an artists rendering of in the good news, look they're so happy there. and she has balloons. look, there's kids skipping jump rope there. come on. when you see that, you know it's a happy place. more than two hundred tho hand peoplee live there, but asher sbaily say he wants to attract the rld's most creative mind and even may institutes an iq test for gu

jane: for more on this situatior iny i am joined by joshua walcott.ow significant is this victory? >> i think it is significant, ae lot of peopl protecting he might lose or go to the second round. this is a resounding v but what is the real surprise is what happened in parliament. we are not sure how it will work out but he controls both of these important bodies. janewhy does parliament matt when he has sweeping powers? >> for thentire history of the republic of turkey parliament has been the center of power. as they shifted toward an executive presidency, the parliament represents 99% of turkish voice. while everyone was elected by -- while erdogan was elected by 52%, the majority of the turki parliament -- akp only got 40%. erdogan outperformed his party significantly.: janeat do you make of these criticisms that the election was not fair? >> i think by all standards theh fact thaturkish media is completely controlled by the president's party and that the fiesident is the leader of a party makes it dlt to compete in a free and fair election. ee mai

meg megan ripino are the first same-sex couple to appear on the cover iny the b issue.ow in its tenth year. >> greg orman is alsotoo. >> athletes -- we can see them play, but the amount of training it takes to get their body to be in that kind of condition to perform at that level, it is very impressive. it's not just about,he oh, look great. it's the commitment. it's thededication. >> you have the mental game. you have to exercise and prepare a lot. >>> 4:55. it will be another exciting day as teensanight to a in the world cup. that should start at 10:00 a.m. the game som people will be running out of work to catch is the 2:00 p.m. match between nigeria and argentina. the teams are big rivals. one moment they're still trending on twitter. it's a block by the iranian goalie. take a look. sflo incredible. that goalkeeper blocked a penalty shot against superstar christiano ronaldo for portugal, whoany consider ishe world's best soccer player. that block kept portugal from just one point for the rest otc the it ended in a tie. >> the goalkeeper had a pretty incredible stor

the 20-year-old was ambushed as he sat inis car.rec reached number one on the billboard 200 cha. >>> hundreds of friends and families gathered to say there final goodbyes to designer kate spade thursday in kansas ciso misi. many of them carried her iconic purses. her family released a statement that said her heartbroken 89-year-old father had diedht wednesday. >> spade was found dead by suicide more than two weeks ago at her manhattan apartment much she is survived by herd estrange husband and her daughter. spade was 55.y >>> ihop got plentf reaction on social media when itrily renamedih promote its bu. trending doesn't always translate to sales. >> new polls show theff e a sigt increase in what it callsra purchase contion. that measures theih likeld of consumers eing a particular chain. the poll found ihob'ssc purchases consideratore has remained consistent throughout the first half of 2018. >> if it ain't broke don't fix it. >> you go for pancakes. eb> starbucks celting the first day ofit srumme new line of drinks. >> summerri sse

gaming revenue iny atlantic cit fell 50%. nearly half the casinos went belly up. 11,000 peoe lost their jobs. the city's finances were in such bad shape the state took overcr eating an opportunity for a real deal. hard rock bought the former trump taj mahal for four cents on the dollar of the original costtruction they are spending a fortune to draw top talent to the stages with some 300 acts already eooked for the first year. >> now we ver 300 shows with a complete variety of entertainmen whether it's comedy, motown, obviously the legendary pitbull, carrie underwood tomorrow night playing. just really a great array of broadway entertainment, ra rests, shopping. that's what people want to see. we are delivering it not just here at hard rock, but in atlantic city. >> my hope now is that as we pen and the hard rock opens that the entire board walk is activated and the 24.5 million visitors to atlantic city realize this is an incredible place. >> reporter: sports betting, newly legalized, is already a big draw. >> browns in four

this afternoon, whether they were customers or people who work inside the bar say they do support this ini customers told me they would still tip these workers just as much, even ify tre making a higher minimum wage. this will all be decided at the poll on tuesday. >> darcypencer live for us in northwest d.c. >>> meanwhile, a scary ride for people on a tour bus that caught fire in our area. the bus was reportedly carrying a tour group from georgia when it caught fire on i-295 northbound near the sutlandt. parkway exi it started shortly after noon today and the fire tied up lanes for quite some time. >>> tracking the latest in a taxi crash tha injured world cup soccer fans visiting russiar we've got to wyou, this video is pretty graphic. it happened near red square in moscow. the taxi veers suddenly onto that sidewalk and slams into several pedestrians. eight people were injured here, including two mexican tourists. angry bystanders rush over as you see there to try to pull the driver out of the car. he jumps t, you see him run away there from the crowd, somehow they manage to catch him and

once tout gets thr we'll start the clearing process iny d.c. through the morning hour. that system moves through. then we start building the heatrnd here come 80's, here come your 90's and they are sticking around. they're going now fast. let's take a look at the fox5 seven-dayorecast. 92 tomorrow. we're going to leisure world. saturday sunday you better be going to the pool. very hot and sunny. heat index values over a hundredseegrees both tho days. all right, that's weather. er is bacicwith the roads whare busy this morning. >> that's right. 4:48. t breaking news offhe top. we have team coverage. 370 westbound the ram to 270 southbound remains shut down, overturned tractor-trailer. it was carrying tv's. a lot of crews out there workingo get that debris and that mess cleaned up so traffic can once again access that ramp. as for now, keep it to 355ou southb. e 28 to always t back onto 270. right now volume's light enough it's not causing any majorelays yet thr gaithersburg. i'll let you know when that changes. now we also have construction caus

outrage comes after police officer michael rosfeld shot 17-year-old antwon rose on tuesday. ( gunshots ) inis video shows rose running from rosfeld just after he jumped out of a silver chevrolet t,spected in a drive-by shooting 13 minutes earlier. rose was shot three times and later died. the district attorney confirmed rose was unarmed as he ran from officer rosfeld, but he did have an empty .9-millimeter handgun clip in his pocket, and two handguns were found in the car. >> he just ran. running is not a death sentence. >> reporter: police are still looking for another person who ran from the car. officer rosfeld remains on paid leave and, elaine, antwon rose's funeral is planned for monday. >> quijano: nikki battiste, peank you. european countries are at odds over what to do about hundreds of migrants stranded at sea tonight. roxana saberi has more on this from our london bureau. >> reporter: another weekend, another arrival of hundreds of migrants rescued at sea, thankful that spain is letting them land. last saturday, the country took a a ship full of migrants turned away by malta and ita

homeland security department says 522 children seperated from their parents as part of a zero tolerance iniativee government have been reunited with more expected to happen in the coming days. the news comes as president trump called america's immigration laws "a laughing stock", in a speech to republican supporters in las vegas. 0ur north america correspondent, chris buckler reports. all chant: yes, we can! after a week of mixed messages from the white house, there continues to be protests, by people determined to show that they really do care about migrant families. president trump has been under pressure amid the outcry over children being separated from their parents. but although it briefly looked like he was having to soften his immigration policy, his language is hardening again. he told republicans in las vegas that america would be overrun if the country showed any weakness. 0ur immigration laws are a laughing stock all over the world. we're the only people... people walk in, they put a foot in, "please, would you like to register?" other countries, they say, "get the hell out of here!"

. >> reporter: farm workers don't receive overtime until after ten hours a day or 60 hours inis from -- in fresno for abc7 news. >>> this week is your last chance to be a toys 'r' us kid. >> we've heard a lot about president trump's tariff battles. we could see the trickle down here in the bay area. >> 7 on your side's michael finney explains why. >> we've got toys 'r' us, so much to talk about today. bay area startups are being dragged into the trade fight between the us and china. the treasury department is working on new rules for chinese companies investing in tech firms. the rules would stop companies that are at least a quarter owned by chinese firms from buying u.s. tech companies. if implemented, that could put a real dent in our local economy. >>> the end's in sight for toys 'r' us, as dan told you. the chain says all of the u.s. toys 'r' us and babies 'r' us stores will be closed by this friday. toys 'r' us has been in closeout sales mode for weeks now. what little is left can be found marked down as much as 90%. worth checking out, no doubt. you better hurry. our abc7 news

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they traveled there to get an inis look. they are opening two such sites as a strategy to keep people safe and alife. you can find that story at nbc bay area.com. i would like to know what you ot you bout this testing think it's a good idea. on facebook you can leave your comments there as well. >> all right. thanks so much. >> it is 605 right now. a letter may signal a history making moment. it is a final message. it should indicate whether the plans summit is on or off. they teheld a series of talks. but for this to happen north korea has to give off nuclear weapons. pompeo says it would be tragic. >> we have made real progress in the last 72 hours towards setting the conditions. >> they are now scoping out security in case the summit gets the light. >>> president trump is responding to samantha bee's comments about his daughter, ivanka. we are live with new information. a lot of people say there's a double standard. >> a number of people believe there's a double standard. they believe she should lose her show like roseann

ini noticed a rate hike august. is that fair on the back of today's data?re's a 60% probability of a rate hike in the u.k. in august. >> we had services for the first month of the second quarter for april, that was looking pretty good. andhows an acceleration basically provides further confidence that the rate of growth will double in the second quarter. this is a sign of faster growth. it is helping some of the six people who were ready to vote for a rate hike move in the other direction. that is what we are seeing in the financial markets. people are seeing the likelihood of that august height increase on this better data. >> is there anything between now and then that could derail that plan? there is always something that can derail a plan. obviously in the u.k. we have the ongoing story of brexit that resultsning and if that in weaker data and the economy, if they were to be business investment weaker than expected as a result of that process, sure it could derail it. that is not something we are looking for at this stage. let's >> job done? on inflatio

he's a lead inis it instigatore trump/russia solution matter. his text massages between himself and lisa page have been very enlightening. they raise as many questions as they answer. we have a lot of questions about mr. strzok and his bias that those text massages reflect. so, we indicated we wanted him to come. we have been working for weeks to have this happen. his attorney said he would come voluntarily. when we had everything set he wasn't come iting to the time and place we thought we agreed upon. i issued the subpoena on friday to appear on wednesday. >> we have seen these text and know about the anti-trump bias. what it did in terms of dictating how the fbi and doj behaved is what we are talking about. one of the most compelling text is the text about we'll stop him. peter strzok took over the trump russia probe on july 31, 2016. eight days later holing he answs girlfriend he won't become president, right, she said no, we'll stop him. this text exchange shows that he was using his position of power to stop donald trump. >> it's disturbin

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today defended the use of his security detail inying, "administrator pruitt mellows the same security protocol, whether he's in his personal or official capacity." lsuitt was also criticized for rtasing an apartment for just by0 a day from a lobbyist who's married to another lobbyist, who lobbied the e.p.a. pruitt defends using his connections to help his wife inquire about getting a chick- fil-a franchise. >> look, my wife is an entrepreneur herself. >> thank you, scott, very much. >> reporter: despite pruitt's troubles, there's one person who doesn't seem to be bothered, so long as he's cutting environmental regulations. is e.p.a. is doing really, really well. >> reporter: there are at least 10 ongoing investigations of e uitt, but since he still has ,he support of president trump, his job appears to be secure. at least for now. jeff. >> glor: all right, chip reid in our d.c. bureau. chip, thank you. after more than 20 years behind bars, this was alice marie johnson's first full day of freedom. wae was released from federal iison in alabama late yesterday after president trump commu

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this is the first record high for the nasdaq iny three months.the russell 2000 ending the day with new record close. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour. the trump administration not backing down despite u.s. pressure from u.s. allies and

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system instead of getting the help they need.she has the type the city in the direction it needs to go inihink it says a lot that the whole board of supervisors voted her unanimously to be the leader of the board. it says she can be a coalition leader.homelessness, housing and public safety are important to her platform... what i'm also focused on is education in the future. and making sure the next generation of young people have access to companies right in their back yards.with some similar and varying interests, both candidates are working to make the city more inclusive for all safranciscans reporting from san francio ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (jrstone) a reminder-- kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and we have continuing coverage leading up to elections on tuesday. we have a special election section on our website-- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage on election night-- when the returns start coming in at 8 o'clock. it's all on kron4 -- your local election headquarters. (live) taking a live look outside at s

and now i know you're working iny hard even to get people the administrative state to give you information and they are withholding it. how with the chevron difference make a difference? the tide of power is slipping away from congress. sen. grassley: i'm glad to know that the recent couple of court decisions, even the supreme court has indicated that they ought to take another look at chevron. i am co-author of a bill with senator hatch to do away with chevron, in other words, not give as much deference to administrative expertise as the courts would give. i don't know whether it was ever ridinged in the case of the various pieces of regulatory legislation that the courts now defer to. i think it is kind of a case of the supreme court legislating, and that is why unless they overruled themselves and we had checks and balances of changing the law. you probably know that for progresses in this town and in the congress, is going to be difficult to get bipartisan support to do that. >> what are your plans for irs oversight, now that the tax reform bill has passed and you are going to have a n

-ini relations dated back to 1953, when the eisenhower administration authorized the cia to mount a coupst the democratically elected government, which it moved to nationalize oil and the u.s. installed a regime sympathetic to that he was interest. -- to the u.s. interests. the shah was friendly to the united states, but did not practice human rights in his country. it was a mix of middle-class intelligentsia and islamic fundamentalists who were loyal to a figure who had been around much of the 1970's, the ayatollah khomeini, an islamic cleric, who even after being kicked out of the country, had video recorded sermons that were watched by revolutionaries and opponents of the shah's regime. he had been brought back into the country in 1979, and this revolution took place. in october 1979, carter allows the shah to receive medical treatment for cancer. many of his advisors understood ah into theng the sh united states would cause political problems in iran, because it would be seen as an attempt to protect the shah rather than give him medical treatment. the carter administration let him i

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we just had a new populace, antigovernment -- ini-immigration government germany.solution or at least the outline of a relatively imminent solution agreed at the summit, i think that the basic issue is that europe will be left without an ability to act if there is a repeat of the kind of sudden migrant inflow we saw in 2015-2016. if that happens, you will have the election of a number of viktor orbans, anti-eu political leaders around europe. that will ultimately threaten the very future of the european project. is it we willely get a solution given that the austrian chancellor, who is an immigration hardliner, is expected to take the eu presidency? thisere is no doubt that is, in my opinion, one of the factors that means a solution will be found in the coming weeks and months. i think you will see a number of very short-term bilateral deals agreed on the sidelines of the summit between germany and some of the other eu members. greece has already declared its interest in doing so. others will follow. conclusionsncil's basically have to sketch out the broad outlines

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