from j.b. et cetera of 30, only 6 survived so to be in that room and to see him greet that little child, it's tough. >> just back. he goes -- he scrounges equipment from places. we need to scrnge the attics here at nbc and flood this place with equipment. all these peopleant to learn how to do what he >>does. it's amazing we're in the business of finding stories and telling stories and here'sst ory so remarkable and so close to home. >> honestly, just by chance in this conversation. >>otnd he's n somebody who was wanting to come forward. >> no. no. >> he likes to be behind the sceneswn >> we've kno this guy for several years. and he's not oh, j.b. the refugee from rwanda and the nbc connection. it's not something he wears on his sleeve. >> and he's one of the bes cameramen. >> harry, he picked theight person to trust his story to. >> i'm not even sure we got close to doing the whole thing justice. hink you did. >> and our producer too. >> and thank you, j.b., as ll. >>> much more ahead on this

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that's j.b. venable. he's our air force expert, and we were filling in some time with some of the things i thought would come up anyway. now to throw a curveball, but the issue we were talking about is we have this situation which has come before your committee where we have a strategic partner, india talking about s-400. the other case, turks have purchased but not taken possession of an s-400 and we have a clear u.s. policy now that this is just incompatible, that the s-400 and f-35 will not be both controlled by an ally in the same theater. so i would be interested in kind of your take on this tug, and also the role that you think congress will play dealing with it. >> well, i think the distinction is that turkey is a nato ally, and nato was formed initially as a defense against the soviet union. so when they met with the foreign minister of turkey, we made the point, look, you're a nato ally and you're buys russian s-400s, and by the way that violates the russian sanctions that congress passed. so to

. >> j.b. >> j.b. boyd. >> i know you. >> i promise this is not a plant.t was it like to interview my dad? >> it was inspiring to see a black map in this area that achieved that much. he was a lot like how you described him in the book, very stern, very serious. seemed very disappointed when i pulled up. >> that sounds like my dad. >> i was an entertainment report ir. i was dressed down. >> i should have told you to put on hard bottoms and a button down. >> he was candid. that made some of the best parts of the story. we know you. >> everybody out in alabama knows me now. >> he mentioned how good it made me felt to say, i saw your son on television or in the newspaper. >> i will tell my dad you did a good job. he's doing okay but by most measures but my dad is way more impressive. he was the insurance commissioner of alabama. he was the first alabamian to become the national association of insurance commissioners. he's met with multiple presidents, clinton, obama, nope -- but before all that he was a struggling artist in the bay area. that's where i got it

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. >> the impaelt by zimmerman and j.b.unt and snyder national and swift, all reportee renues this year all while dropg their stock price over the last year. >> they're also hurting trucking margins when drivers dropped off a trailer like this one and picked up another at the same me and at the same place and it's called a dua trance asisac and it's happening less and less at major peets. >> we've dual transactions fall over the last year anywhere from an 80 or 85% normal to you understand 20% across the board. >> there's hope that a trade al caneverse this trend as an industry seeks new roads to revenues. for "nightly business report" i'm frank holland in aston, pennsylvania. >> believe it or det, the t war with china may be helping homebuyers as well as the nation's big public builders. diana olick explains the ripple effect. >> they had investors rushing into the bond market causing the ten-year treasury yield to drop and mortgage rates took a deep dive. the average 30 year fixed fell sharply compared to 4.29% at the sta

. >> in a spin plus poin stim -- w this is good but the reap is not j.b.: reason is not good.m rates are about same level, when longer term rates are lower that is -- >> where is long bond right now. >> 2 1/4, it was over three when economy of hot a year ago, it haitcome down a lot, numbers non economy, unemployment hot, you need a mitten to grab it but the forecast, and direction is weak that is part of the problem, next year at this time, interest could go up. kennedy: consumer confidence is high, people have more money, more in paychecks from tax cuts. 80% of americans see that. week in week out they got more padding, they feel good about the job prospect, hourly wages going up, how did this sustain in an economy and how soon does that bottom out. >> if they could mail in their ballots right now that would be fine. but next year, problem, is it could change . kennedy: we're out of time your final word? is he getting reelected. >> i think the economy stays good enough, i am more worried it getting so bad that bernie mentality appeals to people. that is why bernie was popular

. ♪ j.b.: breaking news -- uber, up more than 3%, in response first ever quarterly report.et's go to susan lee, why did it pop? >> on earnings call, executive both sayin say we'll stop subsig so much in second quarter. you can't sustain cash burn. also one more point from earnings call, compensation, we heard from lyft as well. as for actual metrics and the report card, it was on the higher end was scale, revenue beat estimates, profit is coming in line, growth grew. when to we see a profit from uber. and that is something that investors, as we inch closer to the ipo price of dollars 45,. david: all right. thank you very much. >> >> i'm going to have probably today, a major statement on the border. this is a big league statement. but we're going to do something very dramatic on the border. david: president trump this morning, promising a dramatic course of action at u.s.-mexico border, saying it will deal with people coming over from border illegally, after sources concern to u.s. app hende apprehended lt number of illegal immigrants. >> let's ask texas attorney general ken

gary was awarded the prestigious j.b. duke award which recognized his career knowledge of how to react to critical situations in saving a co-worker from serious injury or death. gary lived a life of service to others and voluntarily joined many organizations, including the american legion in 1972 where he served as district commander at the south carolina department of american legion. he served his own commander and all vice commander levels. on june 2rks at the 94th annual convention held in greenville, south carolina, he was elected department commander of the south carolina american legion department. he was married to marlene for over 50 years and had two daughters, stephanie and stacey, and his grandchildren, victoria, exearna, and mitchell. describing what type of husband gary mitchell was to his wife, she stated he was her best friend and the kindest person she ever knew. the world is a better and kinder place because of the life of gary lee mitchell and he was a man who served his god, his family, and his country

so that was j.b. he's our air force expert at heritage and i brought him in and it was some of the things i thought would come up anyway. not to throw a curveball at you, but the issue we were talking about was we have this situation which has come before your committee where we have in one case a strategic partner, india, talking about -- in the other case we have the turks who have purchased but not taken possession of an s-400 and we have i think a very clear u.s. policy now that this is just incombatible, that the s-400 and f-35 won't be both controlled by an ally in the same theater. and so i would be interested in kind of your take on this tug and also the role that you think congress will play in dealing with in it? mr. mccaul: well, the distinction is that turkey is a nato ally and nato was formed initially as a defense against the soviet union. and so when eliot engel and i met with the foreign minister of turky we made the point, look, you're a nato ally. and you're buying russian s-400's. a

and import surges and export declines directly impact this industry three of the biggest operator, j.bonal and swift all seeing their shares decline by 25% or more since the tariffs went into effect last earnings, j.b. hunt said the revenues defined because of volumes at west coast sports and they saw revenues decline because of the daily trucking rates known as the stock market and those rates declining by double digits since the tariffs went into effect and tariffs are having an impact and manufacturers and retailers front loaded their goods at the end of 2018 to beat those tariffs now. they're negotiating lower rates with trucking companies and lower exports also leading to lower dual transactions. that's when a truck hike this picks up one of these trailers and they drop off a trailer at the same time and at the same place and that's more profitable and trucking companies say they're seeing less of it at major u.s. ports back over to you >> frank holland, thank you. >> up next ahead of this memorial day, serving in debt. why some military members say they're moretrse sesd about mon

. >> j.b.? >> i want to remind people, we were doing the show from the new york stock exchange the day twitter went public and people were screaming the underwriters left money on the table and it was a failure of an ipo. the stock skyrocketed 70% on its first day of trading got up to 69 it goes to show that uber's ipo price today is not important twitter ended up at 13 bucks a share. facebook got cut in half in its first six months from the ipo so don't look at today's trading activity and extrapolate a story uber is good, bad, indifferent it's irrelevant. >> i told you i'd hook you up. >> i appreciate it, public service announcement >> maybe i'm getting older but you got to be more patient in energy, pxt, i've waited to get in the name, now is the time >> uber is public. "the exchange" begins now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. here is what's ahead an uber disappointment the biggest ipo in years fails to hold its price on the open. is that an opportunity for the investing public or a sign

. >> by the way, that's j.b., our ra man. he's in there with a camera and the producer.. how could you get that close? >> so these animals are habituated. so theretre rangers tha are up there in the park all the time. they're accustomed to people being somewhat sloes to them. you're supposed to stay about five meters zblechb mom and baby. >> and as they come to you, then it's all about being submissive. that's why you crunch down and go -- >> that was you making that noise? >> you have to learn how t get -- >> was your heart in your throat? >> it could work. >> i spent a lot o time in africa, a it turns out. this is one of those thing ifs you go to an african safari,ou have a vehicle. but this is you walk into their neighborhood. >> interesting. >> that is cool. >> you have a good gorilla call. >> oh. and so do you.>> coolest thing ever. where you stayed at the end there -- >> that doesn't look too bad. >> nothingbout that looked too bad. >> thank you, harry. let's get a check of dylan's forecast. ea announcer: "today's" wer is brought to you by walgreens. this red nose

. >> oh, by the way, that's j.b., our great cameraman, in there with a camera, the producer, they trekkedup to you because it's the middle of maup and they are used to humans? how could you get that close? >> they are habituated. there are rangers in the park all the time. they are accustomed to people being somewhat close to them. you are supposed to stay five meters away. >> and mom and baby? >> as they come to you it's all about being submissive. that's why you crouch down and go -- >> if i was you making that noise. >> you have to learn. >> was your heart in your throat? >> you know, i spent a lot of time in africa, as it turns out. i have been -- this is one of those things, if you go to africa on a safari, you are in a vehicle. you have kind of the safety of that. this is so completely different because you walk right into their neighborhood. >> that is so cool. >> thank you. >> you have a very good gorilla call. >> thank you. >> it's a little -- >> so do you. >> been married a long time. >> i will be. >> that is where you stayed at the end? >> yeah, that doesn't look too bad. >> no

j.b. hunt and southwest. both saw sharp declines into the close.or that investors have been watching closely as a potential sign of broader economic weakness. the group isn't trading in correction territory down nearly 14% from its recent highs in mid september wilf >> rahel, thanks very much for that the 10-year treasury yield meantime hitting the lowest level since october 2017 sending mortgage rates plunging. joining us now to discuss, caliber home loans ceo thanks very much for joining us. great to see you you were head of citi mortgage's department during the crash. do you look at the market now and see any worrying red flag similarities as you saw then >> i don't the reason is i think that the market is pretty much performing at its long-term trend levels. i don't see any major deviations from the trend there are some individual markets, though. as you know, the u.s. doesn't quite work like a uniform market so there are some individual markets like let's say dallas or miami which look like they've deviated a little bit from the trend but it d

j.b., thank you very much. as you went and talked to those who are going to give their lives for our country, gave them a voice. on behalf of air force, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that's beautiful. well, thank you, sir. very, very grateful. >> any final questions? >> thank you so much for coming. have a great weekend. i think there's a lunch in the lobby. let's give one final round of applause to j.b. [ applause ] >>> we're live on c-span 3 for an all-day conference on race and technology hosted by new york university and the international communication association. we're going to start off this morning with remarks by nyr professor of media culture and communication charlton mcilwain and a look at what's at stake with race and technology. you're watching live coverage here on c-span 3. expecting this to get started momentarily. >>> watching all day coverage hosted by new york universities and the international communication association. expecting it to start in just a moment. throughout the day toda