su sunday starts with sun, itth sui ends with a few clouds.of clouds and sun,un chance of those thunderstorms as we head into the eveningto tg hours. now, independence day here is a little bit dirt. bt. let's see if i can flash over the seven-day forecast here.e there it in-s. so, 89 later on tomorrow.or weekend's dry here.d'dry we monday. i think there's a much better chance of thunderstorms comestoc around fireworks time but azar b are a and lauren mentionedntione last hour it's holidayay tradition.ition. >> we're used to it at least it the threat of it. we have there every year.thever >> whatever. it's still the fourth of july.y. >> yes. >> >> celebrate it and be excitedre and have fun.ve f >> thank you mike.nk >> thank you mike. thank you guys for joining usnig tonight at 6:00. >> tmz is coming up next. u nex we'll see you later on tonight at 10:00. >> have a good one. bye-bye. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: if you believe iggy azalea, nick young should smile because he was on candid camera. >> iggy azalea blasted nick young on social media

is itthe strong yen, or just this kind of internal strife of decline? it is the external side at this moment. now that the hike from 2017 has been postponed, and the role be some fiscal stimulus supporting domestic demand, i think the worst for the domestic demand is probably over. the problem is, japan is still dependent on exports for growth, and if we continuously is slow down -- if we continue to see it slowed down, that is going to hit exports hard, and we don't grow. angie: and we are waiting for stake -- for fiscal stimulus as well, our? guest: -- aren't we? guest: yes. bank of japan easing is still up in the air. is it going to be june or july? policyre still a lot of catalysts in japan. we expect the fiscal stimulus to be announced soon, and we think the bank of japan will be inclined to ease in june. helping, i guess, is the central bank, the offsetting in june and july. the bad jobs report, of course we will have to wait for that. but it does mean it is a weaker u.s. dollar that japan has to pay. guest: yeah. alwaysparticipants are nervous ab

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in 2012, the navy was forced to purchase 450,000 gallons of fuel itthe cost of $26.of 60 when cost it $2.60. these mandates forced them to more than , 10 times the regular jet fuel cost and not just biofuels. two years ago the pentagon was required to purchase chevy votes at a price of $40,000. senator office this represents the choice not to provide an entire infarn try platoon with new rifles or 50,000 rounds of ammunition. these green energy mandates require the army and navy to install solar arrays. install a ent $21 to grand total of 2% of the bases of electricity. this project will save enough money to pay for itself in only 447 years. too bad solar panels last 25 years. we don't know how much these mandates waste, there is no comprehensive inventory and the types of initiatives they are implementing. but outside estimates there is as many as $10 billion, a figure that continues to grow. this program is maintained flexibility. shouldn't it free us to get us cheaper fuels rather than more exotic ones? we are told the military should do its part. ash i feel is the real reason for

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cummings: chairman, i just want to enter into the record a on it, itthe ig and is dated june 30, 2015, and on ae third page, there is quote, "however, the investigation does not uncover any evidence that the irs or its employees purposely erased e-mails from the congress, the but going back, and end of quote, but just going back, mr. chairman, you know, we are in ang mr. koskinen situation where you want him censured, you want him impeached , but at the same time, you are holding him responsible -- and i know, people make mistakes, we all make mistakes, whatever -- but again, i think this is going a bit far. with regard to this gentleman, and again, i have said enough. chair: well, without objection, we will enter that report into the record. that will be entered into the record. will the gentleman yield? mr. cummings: of course. chair: he came to our committee and testified that they had gone to such great lengths, that is the word he used, they had gone to such great lengths. and then he had gone back and testified that he confirmed, confirmed, that in fact -- and that, that is agai

bunch of coo is that a bunch of cool things you just can't get to itth the budget with modernization?ou need more immediate off the shelf types of things? >> we are thankful they aren't pursuing that approach because it does enable us to focus what we need 15 or 20 years down the road and we know in the areas of the integrated air defense that there are very specific capabilities [null] the promise that we are working very carefully with the team to address the gaps that we have that we know they can help us close so we are focused on building that future army while continuing to deliver the forces that is needed today by combat and commander. >> that is an interesting point because of the role of the integrated air defense what we hear now is highlighted in the commission report increasing possibility operating in the theater we don't have yourlity f superiors and looking at that analysis they talk about what is nato's be nato's capability and how do you balance that so i am interested what would your mix me or go back to the capabilities for these technologies. >> the bottom line is

year, when itthe will be approved, it will probably double the program.d if it manages to get them through any appropriation bill through next year, it may increase. thep does not represent total number of h-2b workers present in the united states at any given time. according to analysis published by the u.s. department of homeland security and federal registry last year, due to extensions granted to h-2b , there aree approximately 115 thousand h-2b workers employed at any given time now in the united states. the returninge worker exemption took effect. that number will undoubtedly become higher if the provision would become permanent. in addition to the fact that we subtly do not need more h-2b workers, what we need is to get american unemployed into these jobs, the program has many other flaws. these workers come to the united states and absconded, and at the ranks of current illegal population. according to data recently least 15,008 at hundred 54 of these individuals have absconded since fiscal year 2009. we do not know how many of these individuals a

the no-fly list you can see how small itth is and the selectee list which is here. the selectee list will talk about those who can fly but would have additional screeningi before boarding a plane. focusing so narrowly on these two smaller sets is important to listen to not. it is not enough and i would like to tell you why. it would lead leave out a huge number of known or suspected terrace, one as you can see and i have gone through that, i've gone through the no-fly list. so if we were to focus only on the no-fly list in the selectee list, we'll be leaving out 888 p for nationals, names given to us by law enforcement, intelligence sources, both here and among our allies of who are on the terrace watchlist. at approximately 2300 u.s. persons determined by the fbi to be known or suspected terrace. focusing on the smaller list leaves out close to 90% of known or suspected terrorists covering both u.s. persons and foreigners. i need to remind my colleagues that you do not need to be a u.s. person to legally buy guns in this country. that makes it important tota unders

that itth this in mind is important to come together, to talk together about the future of this world. agree. to >> the kinds of protectionism are indeed to highlight that would we come together like this north american leaders summit, there is an opportunity to come together in ways that are beneficial for the global economy, beneficial for our country's economy, and beneficial for individual citizens. we know export intensive industry pay a 50% higher wages than non-exporting industries. trade leads to innovation and opportunities for communities, individuals, workers. we need to make sure that we are dealing with challenges and problems as they come up. where constant engaged dialogue comes with positive outcomes. just yesterday, we were able to forward movement on to difficult issues between not just our countries, but our people. it will have a beneficial impact on both sides of the deal. sus -- be lifting the visas from canada to mexico which will have a positive impact across the country to welcome tourists. securewill be able to access for canadian farmers to sell beef in mexi

standard andad part of itthe intent because we are talking about a conviction, that causes some people to take a pause. over criminalization is a problem. i probably would not start in my priority of officials when i am dealing with over criminalization. nonetheless, i think it is important when someone is suffering criminal conviction, that there are clear standards by which they are convicted. the understanding of official case couldned in the have been overly rod, conduct not covered by the statute. to court sent the case back the court can decide whether there will be new prosecution under the standard. there could yet be a prosecution. i haven't heard if they've made any decisions about that yet. made any decisions about that yet whether to ask the court of appeals to try to continue to see whether or not they could reap prosecute him under the clarified statute. one thing that is interesting about your question is the beginning and the end of the political corruption process, the campaign regulation focused more at the giftgiving, at the pushing of the official, the influencing.

-- itthe chinese economy 5%-6% and that would be the biggest contributor to global economic growth.e's economy has been growing ok over the last couple of quarters. japan could have some economic improvement. emerging markets do a bit better. that would be the bull case and you could drive earnings expectations. what matters more than the base case is the base case has not moved much. the probability of the bear case. probable ore seems 30%-40%. we are saying now that the bear outlook has changed, not so much the base case. david: the strengthening trend of the dollar. how much headroom does the fed have to raise without driving that track up on the dollar? adam: one thing i think is funny is if they race rates once this rates oncethey raise this year they are dovish and if they do twice, they are hawkish. i don't think 50 or 75 basis points matter for economic growth. it is not as easy as supply and demand. on u.s. created $4 trillion the computer. at the end of the five year time frame, our 10 year yield is still higher than every other -- any other country. way that it would dest

standard andad part of itthe intent because we are talking about a conviction, that causes some peopleke a pause. over criminalization is a problem. i probably would not start in my priority of officials when i am dealing with over criminalization. nonetheless, i think it is important when someone is suffering criminal conviction, that there are clear standards by which they are convicted. the understanding of official case couldned in the have been overly rod, conduct not covered by the statute. to court sent the case back the court saying given our clarification of the more narrow statute that deals with official acts, the courts can decide whether the evidence is sufficient to go forward with a new prosecution under the clarified standard. i have not heard that they have the any decisions or prosecutors have made any decisions about that yet whether to ask the court of appeals to try to continue to see whether or not they could reap prosecute him under the clarified statute. one thing that is interesting about your question is the beginning and the end of the political corruption pr

years, itthe last 44 has been the democrat party who has absolute domination of the congress which isstoking the fires of inflation that are consuming the savings and earnings and hopes of americans of all ages in this country. for 40 years, it has been the democrat party, through its control of the congress which has built the federal bureaucracy ever larger and directed the agents of that bureaucracy to penetrate deeper into the conduct of all persons of this nation. it is the democrat party in congress at every level which has unleashed upon the people the curse of government which careens about so clearly out of control. which thee party people of this land want to all dominion over their lives and liberties? is this the party which the people want to hold all power over them without a republican president in the white house willing and able to exercise restraint? you know as i know that the answer is no. only must we keep a republican president in the white house, we must devote ourselves in every district to the task of restoring the balance in both houses of the congress. who a

truth, itthe whole provides the kind of education you need to understand why the lost cause exists. , again tog out reiterate, the lost cause has kernels a reality and it. we looked at general orders number nine. the army in virginia was outnumbered in its major battles. i don't even know what the title of the movie is. usually hollywood screws that up. i am buried due and pressed but the director -- i am very impressed with what the director did. i don't necessarily agree with all of his findings. that is what historians have jobs because we have interpretive differences. we are like lawyers that have to keep proving our cases. it is different interpretations. what i heard from him is we see a confederacy badly divided. and that division results in poor whites and runaway slaves coming together as a band of brothers. i am curious -- >> i was going to say, at the same time >> you have to ask the question, if you focus on gorillas and unionists --as unionists and resistance on the deserters, how are those people able to operate for so long? 80% plus in the army? and so, if that is the

year, when itthe will be approved, it will probably double the program. fed if it manages to get them through any appropriation bill through next year, it may increase. thep does not represent total number of h-2b workers present in the united states at any given time. according to analysis published by the u.s. department of homeland security and federal registry last year, due to extensions granted to h-2b , there aree approximately 115 thousand h-2b workers employed at any given time now in the united states. the returninge worker exemption took effect. that number will undoubtedly become higher if the provision would become permanent. in addition to the fact that we subtly do not need more h-2b workers, what we need is to get american unemployed into these jobs, the program has many other flaws. these workers come to the united states and absconded, and at the ranks of current illegal population. according to data recently least 15,008 at hundred 54 of these individuals have absconded since fiscal year 2009. we do not know how many of these individual