he was never anba champ but jay william has the heart of one.e depression anduicidal thoughts to become a successful television personality. w he's teaching that tenacity to young people across the country. here's my "nightline" coanchor byron pitt. >> reporter: on the three-point line and to his fans, jay williams seemed to have it all. >> brag for a second. when you were at duke, how good were you? >> i was a right. >> more than all right. >> reporter: a two-time all-american at duke, williams led his team to a national championship. at 20, he was the second pick in the nba draft by the chicago >> jay williams from duke university. >> reporter: just weeks after s rookie season ded, jay's career,promise, cut short by a devastating motorcycle accident. >> bulls guard jay a motorcycle accident -- >> the second player taken in the draft transported t the hospital in critical condition. >> these injuries could definitely change his career permanently. >> reporter: from what seemed to be gone, jay has found a new purpose on a familiar court. mentori

jay: dollar. jonathan: that was a struggle.al complainers of emerging markets, one is india and one is brazil. do you buy india or do you buy brazil? the two complainers of emerging markets. andy? andrew: brazil. kathy: brazil. jay: no difference between the two. [laughter] jonathan: final question. treasury has acted as a shock absorber. is treasury still the ultimate fixed income haven? yes or no answer. andrew: 100% percent. kathy: yes. jay: absolutely. jonathan: thank you very much. really interesting stuff. from new york city, that does it for us, i will see you next friday ahead of a massive week ahead and i'm looking forward to it. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered

: yeah. >> jay: so where they at?most annoying sound in the world? >> anthony: yeah, that's it. and yet, despite there being millions of invasive wild pigs in louisiana, after tear ass-ing around the marshes for hours, we come up empty. no pig for you, yankee carpetbagger. >> jay: i know you want to have a family dinner, and all this romantic bullshit, but look, i can tell you. my grandma has the most impressive farts you ever smelled. and the best cinnamon rolls, too. you're in for a treat. >> anthony: i was looking forward. [ laughter ] >> bruneaux: nope, we didn't see nothing. no pigs. it happens. i guess why they call it fishing and hunting instead of killing and catching. you know? >> jay: let's continue on with the beer drinking and perverted jokes. you know? >> anthony: indeed. >> jay: that's what we came here for. ♪ >> anthony: there are consolations however for our mighty hunters. back at the miller home, grandma jackie prepares fresh-baked bread. while uncle bruneaux cooks up some traditional family specialt

jay: absolutely.ity --: for new york from new york city, i was you next friday ahead of a massive week ahead. i am looking forward to it. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. >> i'm mark crumpton with "first word news." quebec totrump is in attend the g7 summit. the president was greeted i canadian prime minister justin trudeau and his wife, sophie. their cordial exchange seem to give no-hit of recent tensions following the president's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, and action prime minister trudeau called insulting and unacceptable. the cabinet with the highest rate of female ministers in both spanish and european history today held its first meeting. the new socialist government of pedro sanchez is comprised of 11 female ministers and six males. the changeover of the outgoing government is said to be one of the fastest power transitions and the countries for decades of democratic rule. democratic senator patrick leahy has had skin cancer cells removed fro

jay: we have gone neutral on e.m.nd we think this downdraft in growth is set to slow in second half of the year. but it is the tension which will make returns more challenging. the u.s. is going to continue to look more attractive over the rest of the year. if we are right and get three more hikes, we will get two-year yields over 3%. jonathan: kathy, in the united states, yields are up by 3% in the united states on a front end of a two year yield. if i say 3% on a two-year, do you say inversion? kathy: i think we get close to it. i think two more hikes this year is probably more realistic than three. you know, we are already seeing the global growth picture, it is in a turnover, and i don't see the impetus for that last rate hike at the end of the year. we are getting pretty close to the neutral rate. we have two people at the fed -- i am assuming will be the vice chair, and williams, also in the new neutral camp. so why rush? but yes, if we get a 3% on the short end, we would be pretty close to inverting. jonathan:

jay: this is coming front and center right now.ate last year and the beginning of this year, we were in an upswing of growth. it helped miss the point of the fed tightening but now the growth has decelerated in the euro and japan. the u.s. is going alone well above trend. it is coming out to the forefront. with labor markets running well above potential and inflation rising, it is hard for the fed to stop right now. jonathan: the fed faced several calls this week from indonesia and in dear -- and india to slowdown the balance sheet. do they need to consider this? kathy: they need to consider it. i don't think they will do it anytime soon. they seem to be on a preset course to unwind the balance sheet. as long as domestic indicators are strong enough, i do not think that will change policy. they have to see financial conditions tighten or a significant decline in global growth that would affect the u.s. before they would change the course. jonathan: andy, let's talk about the potential that these technical factors will over into fun

she loves jay. that is evident in every song. jay loves her.p music critic there basically said they're each other's favorite rappers. she's spitting bars on this album and incredible. and it's -- he writes that easy to relate to jay-z. he's a beyonce fan too. >> i believe he is a beyonce fan. >> he is hard corps. >> on that point, you guys were in there. and you are a part of this doing four songs is no small measure. i want to read one of the lines. this is from 7:13. you kept me on the known while you were away. you came back. i let you set the date. into boo on the plate. i brought my dude to play it cool. my first foolish mistake. do you have any insights into that exchange about their memories of their first date? >> yeah, man. i remember, like yesterday. jay called us into the room to hear this song. 713. originally it was just supposed to be a hard club beat. but beyonce told him she wanted to do a hard core love song. he called us into the studio to hear it. and whether we heard the verse, before he did anything, he is like, yo, i neve

jay: it has created more opportunities.tarted the fund, 22% of equity assets in the united states were in active field goals -- in passive vehicles. that number is north of 38%. as more and more dollars have flown out of active management and into passive management, the market has become less efficient. emily: humans left involved, -- less involved, machines more involved. jay: machines do a great job by price and securities based on trailing metrics. trailing pe, trailing free cash flow, price momentum, they do a very core job of predicting the future. in a verdict like tech, machines struggle on predicting, is uber going to do cymer 88? or how is air be a be going to affect -- air bnb going to affect that? those are questions that will require research. as more and more dollars flow, into passive vehicles, the market by definition is becoming less efficiently priced for the future. emily: it's interesting you mentioned over. -- uber. softbank is making this big investment in cruise, as well as uber. why? jay: at the end

jay: not at all. you see this classic trumpian sayswhere on twitter this is not my fault, this is theoc dts' fault, i don't u know what e talking about, and then he has the staff on television saying, yes, this is absolutely our policy, this is the way we are going to approach things. laura: does it have any political impact on him at all, laura bush saying this is cruel and immoral, or does it just icow how far he has shifted from traditional repus? jay: i think it does sw he has shifted from traditional to republicans, but you have to keep in mind w the target is, who his base is. his base has always been incredibly anti-immigration. drumming up this sentiment helps sm with his base and rall his troops even more, shows them that he is doing something on immigration reform. if he is not going to build the wall, he will deter immigrants from coming illegally. this is how tough he is on those immigrants. for them, it is incredibly popular and it helps him with his base even more.ur the white house is m

jay: thank you. s ura: in germany, chancellor angela merkel'vernment is embroiled in a row over immigration that is threatening her coalition. her interior minister wants to preserve her open-door policy on migrants. nesident trump has seized germany's political crisis, tweeting, "we don't want what is happening with immigration in europe to happen to us." he claims the german people are turning against the leadership because of high migration levels and rising crime. tia brie ago i spoke with our europe editor adler -- kat what is the reaction to his claims? katya: well, frankly, the germans are much too concerned with their own domestic problems s talk all that much about donald trump'eets. but some of the things he said are simply unfair. if you look at overall crime in germany, it is down. if you look at angela merkelt's populaating, 50%, that is at a level that many world leaders would frankly be envious of. but there is no doubt about it, she has en politically weakened by her liberal migration

i'm just talking about the contradiction there with jay-z. go on. >> look, i feel like i've heard a couple of artists talk about how they feel like trump just got new on them over time, and i think trump much like a lot of white americans over time have looked to seek of validating their own by seeking black people because there's a certain cachet and now it no longer serves him because the hip-hop community is not the base he's looking to speak to nowadays. and i think that's what you hear in some of his commentary about jay-z. he's looked past and discarded much of the hip-hop community. sure, for a lot of those artists it hurts but we'll keep on. >> kanye got huge backlash after he praised the president. there he is with the hat and everything. why should other black musicians support this president? >> well, first we can start talking about unemployment and the numbers that came out today. obviously the president's pro-growth, pro-jobs is working for the economy. so if black rappers are out there and they have a major platform to push for

i'm sure jay powell will be asked about that at 2:30.

. >> a huge surprise from beyonce and husband jay-z. "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm danny cevallos in for philip. >> i'm frances rivera. democrats led by minority leader nancy pe asi will converge on controversial detainment facility in brownsville, texas, to protesthe trump administration's zero tolerance policy separating families at the u.s./mexic border. >> just as republicans head to the white house for a strategyn sessith the commander in chief, along the backlash over the current state of affairshe re a fever pitch. nbc's jacob saverof is at the largest processing center in the u.s. >> reporter: this is not a new facility, it's bee here under multiple administrations. it is at the epicenter of the tronp administra family separation policy. in fact, more children are being taken from their familie this building than anywhere else along the entire southern border. that is because directly under the trump administration policy called zero tolerancst for the f time ever we were allowed inside without cameras. th

jay gray is there. the last time we spoke, we were talking about a joyous occasion, the royal wedding. today, more like a family feud and a g-6 plus one type situation where the u.s. is looking increasingly isolated. what more can you tell us? >> absolutely. you know, this -- there will be no wedding gifts here. for sure very tense situation coming into this meeting in fact, some have said this g7 summit may be a tougher go than his meeting afterward with kim jong-un in cig posingapore. the tariffs at the top of the agenda the allies, for the first time, publicly, have said, we're glad to go at it six plus one if that's the desired effect and they won't be, if their words, bullied by the american pet president. he comes into town later today and will straight away have talks with macron and trudeau. it will be interesting to see how the talks work out >> jay, thank you for that and for bringing us the latest all eyes will be watching how these events unfold over the next couple of days. that is jay gray

, the couple making a surprise drop o title, the music jay-z andbyon jay partly own. >> they just droppedi'm freeb freaking out. >> reporter: called "everything is love" a feat nothing short of artistic, and unbelievable, two of the world's biggest superstars managing to film at one of the world's most iconic landmarks, without a single leak. the mega stars and their dancers upstaging pri art with modern moves, highlighting black figures in a gallery with primarily white subjects and artists. sharp lyrics abound, jay-z ftaking aim at everythinm the grammys to the nfl. ♪ i said no to the super bowl, you need know, i don't need you ♪ s >> reportee were bracing for a split after jay-z's reported infidelity. the wrap mogul opening up to save their marriage. >> we did the hard work of going ach herapy and we love other. >> reporter: but music's ultimate power couple now appearg stronger than ever. catie beck, nbc news, los >> it is quite a video. >>> we're become in a moment with a taste test. which do you prefer, chock lass or cheese? a if you use some of these moves way too often... then you

. >> jay powell says the u.s. economy is doing well with inflation near target and unemployment low. u.s. stocks close lower in the trend year -- 10 year yield recs love it >> donald trump reignites trade tensions think he is about to confront china " very strongly." sydney, thisfro is just past 8 a.m.. i'm haidi lun. we're 12 away from the opening of asian markets. >> just past six :00 year. -- six a got here. we will look at how the asia-pacific training day is going on. only in new york but also in washington. the fed when of 25 basis points. that was expected given we are looking at new ranges for the gdp as well as the. for future rate hikes -- the dot for future rate hikes. let's go to what the chairman said to some of the economy. >> the economy is doing very well. most people want to find jobs are finding them. unemployment and inflation are low. forrest rates have been low some years while the economy has been recovering from the financial crisis. ramy: what does this all mean looking ahead? we will get t

>> it's just jay-z. jay z goes to monaco -- >> jimmy: exactly. [ laughter ] >> to shoot videos.this hill and there's jay-z sitting on the side of the street. just sort of chilling on his phone. and i'm like -- i'm walking up, i'm going to introduce myself. and i walk up and he's -- >> jimmy: was he nice? >> he's really nice. you know, just, "hey, glad you're here. thanks for coming all this way." i'm like, "this is monaco. and i'm going to be in a jay-z video. this was a very easy decision." [ laughter ] and right as i'm telling him that -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> beyonce walks up. and so i got to meet them both, like, right as soon as i got out of the airport. we had a great time shooting the video. drank espresso all day, because i had been up forever. and, you know, and run this race. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> we go to dinner that night -- this was the best part. we go to dinner in this restaurant, and i'm sitting at the table. there was only a couple of us at the table. and we were supposed to have dinner with -- so excited, you know? and i'm waiting on them to get to the tab

blue jays win it 8-6.ept inbuoronto. >> heading up to camden yards, families at the yard this father's day. oriol orioles hosting the marlins. jayce peterson giving the dads plenty to cheer about. right this ball deep to center and bounces over the wall for a ground rule double. both runs score and the orioles go up 2-0 early. adam jones, he's a dad and using his dad strength. jonesy taking this one dee to right center and bounce offhe wall and one run in. the marlin throw sails high and the orioles off to a 66-1 lead.s peteon not done. this one crashed to the flag court in right. four rbisor peterson. o's win it so-4 and also get their first win at camden's yards on mother's day on may 13r theyinly love their parents, don't they. >>> a weekend full of surprisini es continue today at the world cup. one of the biggest victories of the tournament cing from the second match of the day. mexico trying to beat the reigningmp chaions germany. the top team in the world is germany taking o the 15th ranked mexico. r

jay and i, our team, of course, it interrupts it. it's not just the interview and the facts of the interview. the it's the whole situation of are we going to do it or not do it? this is the president's decision ultimately. >> he says he wants to do it. >> you have interviewed him. you know him. you talked to him. i don't think anybody doubts he wants to do it. he believes he's telling the truth. he is telling the truth. he believes justice should win out. i'm a lawyer. i have years of prosecution and defense. it's not that simple. what i believe is the truth, you may think isn't. and they seem to have the heavy reliance on comey. i think that's going to get knocked to heck with the horowitz report. the inspector general. he's doing the whole hillary clinton investigation. i think one of the main reasons for firing comey was how unfair that was to both of them, to both hillary clinton and to president trump. >> so you're still recommending he doesn't sit down for the interview? >> jay and i want to keep an open mind. but i have to be

a lot of people are celebrating with a new record out by beyonce and jay z.supposed to say that? >> no, no, no. >> the internet was broken according to you. >> it broke the internet. >> it did. >> the internet is very resilient. >> it is. thank you, adrienne. well put. >>> coming up on "gma," the surprise album rob was mentioning. beyonce and jay z releasing their new music together. the lyrics addressing their marriage. album together. the lyrics addressing their marriage. everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. when you make a pb&j with smucker's, that' between ordinary everyday and exquisitely delicious in an everyday sort of way. because with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. and exquisitely delicious in an everyday sort of way. where are

>> jay goldberg would know. first met him when he represe represented when i was prosecuting him as the boss of a family. jay goldberg represented other members of that family. if anybody knows about the mob and has an inside story on that, it's jay goldberg. >> so when he talks about the cohens regaling people with stories of fixing donald trump's mob problems, you're saying he's not talking about mob in theory or imagine naigs. he has his own knowledge. >> he knows. i give you within example. i had four witnesses in the witness protection program all of whom jay goldberg was cross examining. he know what is it means for a witness to flip. he know what is it means when somebody cooperates. he also understands that somebody like cohen can cooperate because all of those records that have been seized from his office provide a blueprint for whatever crimes he's committed. if he was in prague deal iing wh the russians, there's going to be evidence in the record. >> john, mob ties, go ahead. >> trump is this long ass

thank you so much, david and jay. i do appreciate it. >>> and still more to come, the trump administration vowing to keep the pressure on north korea, what the u.s. is demanding less than ten days before the historic summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. we'll be back. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings devel

. >>> back now the power couple and their equally powerful message, beyonce and jay-z cementing theirstar status, releasing a surprise joint album, and highlighting some provocative social issues as well. nbc's catie beck now on what sent fans into a frenzy. >> reporter: rumored for years but now the talk just got real. couple making a surprise drop on title, the music jay-z and beyonce partly own. >> they just dropped an album and i'm freaking out. >> reporter: called "everything is love" a feat nothing short of artistic, and unbelievable, two of the world's biggest superstars managing to film at one of the world's most iconic landmarks, without a single leak. the mega stars and their dancers upstaging priceless art with modern moves, highlighting black figures in a gallery with primarily white subjects and artists. sharp lyrics abound, jay-z taking aim at everything from the grammys to the nfl. ♪ i said no to the super bowl, you need know, i don't need you ♪ >> reporter: some were bracing for a split after jay-z's reported infidelity. the wrap mogul opening up to save their marriage

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you know he's cardi b's dee jay.but he's here with us today. >>> any who,el m jacksonal was ys made for the stage, or it and was born now his life will be told through a broadway bio musical. athta announced production in its development. the stage musical had feature many p of theop king's hits including thriller, beat it, y don't stop tillou get enough. so like that michael and that hisr michael, of cours legendary dance moves the musical is expected to debut in 2020. ewill be written by two t pulitzer prize winner lynn natage. th how many michaels will have? >> don't stop till you that's my favorite that all off the wuml alb i love that michael. so throu the -- i think it's like pre-thriller. >> that era. >> you think it will start with the jackson five? h >> itas to. >> and then him through the -- >> a lot that could be really sad, though. >> a lot of it is sad. >> he's an amazing creative genius. >> off the wall thriller era and juha focus ont part. yeto see.t know. i will never be able to -- >> it comes out in

the great jay-z, a little bit later in this broadcast."here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine......on kron 4 news (ken) some amazon company investors are asking the company to stop marketing its facial recognition tool to government agencies. the a-c-l-u is spearheading the effort. it delivered a petition to the company today. with 152-thousand signatures. it is asking amazon to "cancel this order" and halt marketing of "rekognition" the service that can be used by police. amazon says it can be used to fight human trafficking and to find lost children. but other companies are sounding the alarm. saying it could open up amazon to lawsuits. (pam) your i-phone will soon be able to share your exact location data ... with 9-1-1. according to the national emergency number association, more than 80- percent of calls made to 9-1-1 each year are from mobile devices-- but emergency responders only have a vague sense of where to send an ambulance, fire truck, or police car. soon however -- apple, along with the start-up rapid s-o-s, will be

. >> sherd: jay sekulow, the president's lawyer. another lawyer for the president said sekulow was uninformed when he made those stateme that actually the president did indeed dictate the memo back in the day, just as they said in the memo to the special counsel in january. let's get to john roberts. not sure what to do with this, john. the lawyers say one thing. the white house press secretary says anoter. somebody is lying. we're not sure who it is. >> the statement that you just played from jay sekulow was july 12, 2017. this letter was sent on january 29th, 2018 to robert mueller. as written by jay sekulow and his assistant. he said in july that the president didn't dictate it. then he and his assistant is were the 20-page memo that was delivered to robert mueller january 29 saying that he did dictate that. you point out that sarah huckabee sanders didn't have anything to say about it today. the communications and press teams haveains to wall themselves off from the russia investigation. it's a legition to ask sarah sanders. loo

let's get to jay gri, live in quebec, with more. jay? >> hey, good morning, brian.interesting dynamic the president scheduled to land here in just a few hours this is a city on edge, obviously concerned about protests that always seem to follow the g7. it's a group of allies at odds with some of his latest policy decisions. at the top of the list, new tariffs on steel and aluminum. something that really has enraged this group of six plus one many are calling them now. they're anxious to get a chance to speak with the president. there's been a duel in the media as well as twitter overnight by both the prime minister in canada and the president of france with president trump. he'll get the chance to talk with them face to face for the first time since the tariffs were introduced and since this tete-a-tete began. we'll have the meetings one on one with each leader shortly after arriving should be an interesting day here see how it all unfolds a lot of people are saying as meetings here in canada may be more difficult or rigorous than his meeting planned in cig pore wit

each election we are disappointed in get it done more i mean jay rosen very good but the c.h.p. needs to reform it has school great with other parties and prioritize the national interests another challenge for the opposition parties is making their voice heard in a parliament now stripped of much of its power to hold to account a government run by a president with strength and executive powers in this election campaign the opposition mainly tried to persuade voters that have been in power too long they didn't say much about what the alternative looked like the c.h.p. will say that was because calling early elections gave them a little time well now they've up to five years to work out what their vision of turkey would be but it's with al-jazeera anchor earlier we spoke to blent ali reza the director of the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies based in washington he said a weakening economy is now the most pressing challenge facing president i don't. his killer prove the supremacy yet again over his domestic political opponents now he faces a chal

jay powell on wage growth -- why haven't those been rising?hat is an indicator possibly of rising higher. pceis talking about core rising over 2.1%. there is a disconnect over both. al: that is true. lots of technical factors could affect that. the way i look at that, the corum, if you want to use that term, is part of the broader picture of the phillips curve relationship between unemployment and the tightness of labor markets on the one hand, and the broader inflation rate of prices generally -- did not work the way it did 20 years ago. it appears markets don't have the same kind of impact on inflation expectations as was the case when i was working at the f. it is a bit of a curiosity. i would suggest the following as an explanation. when we were using the phillips curve a lot in conducting monetary policy decisions, the fed's credibility for keeping inflion down was much lower than it is now. as we move through the 1980's and 1990's through the way the fed the hate, i think we have -- behaved, i thk we have built up credibility toward keep

-- jay would have to answer that and i've talked to him about it.n you don't let the president testify. if our recollection keeps changing, or we're not even asked a question, and somebody makes an assumption, in my case, i made an

i think jay wasn't wrong. this is the reason you don't let the president testify.collection keeps changing or we're not even asked a question and somebody makes an assumption. >> bring in a democratic strategist and republican analyst. first here, susan, does guiliani's explanation add up? >> no. it seems this is like when he mentioned that the payment to stormy daniels was revealed a few weeks ago because it would show up on a fincial disclosure report, he wanted to get ahead of it. that's why i think the memo was leaked. we would have found out that in fact donald trump did dictate a memo, a response to what happened with don jr. and the russian meeting. again, it is part of a pr campaign. with the exception of that, it outlines a strategy this administration has been putting forth more noticeably the last month but really all along, trying to discredit the mueller investigation and say the president has authorities that are at the kindest way put questionable. >> what do you make of guiliani tying this back to why he thinks the president should not testify in th

jay-z and beyonce havereleed their first joint album.made a beautiful music video that breaks the mold. what could be the most talked about album this year. >> rumored for years but now the talk just got real. the first joint album from jay-z and beyonce. >> she just dropped an album, and i'm freaking out. a nine-track album called "everything is love." a music video shot at the louvre. two of the biggest super stars able to film at such an iconic spot with no leaks. jay-z taking aim at everything from the grammys to the nfl. >> i said no to the super bowl, you need me i don't need you. >> some were cting for a split after a reported infidelity. >> we did the hard work of going to sharp and we love each other. >> but music's ultimate power couple appearing stronger than ever. >> it really is amazing they kept it a total secret, no leaks at all. >>> and gal gadot gave her fans a peek at her costume. wonder woman 1984 hits in november of 2019. >> thank you for starting off your week with us, your news continues right he re > athes day, dam

you heard the statements jay sekulow just made, right? before he said that, he had written this memo to mueller saying -- >> right, he wrote the memo -- >> my client drafted the response to the trump tower meeting. on tv, he says, no. he may be facing state bar issues, jay sekulow and someone should bring this up for investigation at the state bar. >> joyce, let me let you jump in on that. so, jay sekulow, as frank points out, is one of the authors of this memo, we believe, or he was at least co-counsel with john dowd. he wrote in this memo that the president dictated the statement when he media started asking. we now know that he was lying at the time that he made those statements to the press. we don't know if he's the one that directed sarah huckabee sanders to lie from the podium, but he could have been someone she reached out to. what sort of predicament does that create for jay sekulow? >> it's a serious predicament, and every state bar takes this function of self-policing its members very seriously, so he may face charges actually

beyonce and jay-z want to let fans into their lives on their own terms.t the show as a united front, symbolic of the couple working through their previous issues. closing out the show, this intimate moment projected onto a screen. it appears to show beyonce and jay-z renewing their vows. ♪ all in white surrounded by daughter blue ivy and the twins, rumi in a flower crown, and her brother, sir, this ceremony may have coincided with their tenth wedding anniversary on april 4th. we're told both want this tour to be a family affair, and the three kids will be traveling with mom and dad when they can. and beyonce's bringing a bunch of bootylicious fashion on the road too. how about the three ls -- latex, lame, and leopard, all custom from the house of givenchy. ♪ i'm so reckless when i rock my givenchy dress ♪ >> and get this -- the designer behind these looks, including this show ending black bodysuit with detachable lace and hand-embroidered crystal skirt, is the same one who designed meghan markle's wedding dress and loves making personal consultations. >>

jay: we are combining our resources with discovery. acrossed 40 tournaments six tour's the 40 events on the pga tour. vonnie: will you be charging the more, or you have more leverage? we will address every single market as those deals come up. when you create this video streaming service, when you bring discoveries and knowledge. in marketn sport but relationships, we will look for the partners that give us the biggest opportunity to diversify and grow our fan base and accelerate growth of the game on a global basis. you have brought in someone from the nba to do this. >> when we look at this together, we can do traditional things, we could launch a ball channel in every country in the world outside the u.s., we could -- we when we want to could aggregate all of the content and offer it on every device. it is not just the tour, it is the idea of creating all this content around golf. vonnie: you will have to differentiate yourselves. how do you do that? is it with the videos you provide and who will you hire? do you need tiger to retir

there are songs were jay-z last the grammy awards. hit eight nominations this year, but walked away and he handed. another song, jay-z confirms that he turned down an invitation to perform at the super bowl halftime.>>> an incredible opening weekend for the incredibles 2. >> under my honor -- the underwriter escaped. >> the pixar film but in one $80 million this weekend. it was the largest for a rated g or pg movie. the old record was set by finding lori. it is a sequel to the 2004 superhero movie. oceans eight came in at number two with $90 million in sales. across is th$800 million mark in global ticket sales. the phone tag debuted in third place -- the film, tag, debuted in third place.>>> sal, have you taken care of the commute?>> no, but it is taking care of itself so far. do not want to jinx anything. there is slow traffic here and there. westbound 580 does have slow traffic. was fun 580grant line road, a noninjury crash. it is causing slow traffic, even though it is not in the lanes. it does not take much. also looking at 680.

that's how beyonce debuted her and jay z's twins, sir and rumi carter, who turn 1 tomorrow. parents? they're turning up the heat. >> the racy photos went viral almost as soon as the concert goers got their hands on the continue ert book. cuddling up. bearing her backside. this intimate look inside their world is because beyonce and jay z want to let fans in their lives on their own terms. >> the duo performed in scotland over the weekend. making a symbolic entrance, hand in hand from above the stage. their next show is tomorrow night in england. on rumi and sir's 1st birthday. not a bad way to celebrate. the couple's tour includes lots of family videos and never-before-seen pics of the twins. we're told all three children will be traveling with mom and dad as often as they can because beyonce and jay z don't like to be away from the kids for too long. ♪ >> while blue ivy's become a fashionista in her own right, the twins have mostly been kept out of the public eye until now. but grandma tina knowles lawson tells us she spends as much time as she can with her grandbabies. >>

jay, i want to read this quofro the "new york times" article. the president's whiplash indu inducing order caught several people by surprise. just a day before mr. trump signed it, one person close to the president said that he told advisers that separating families at the border was the best deterrent to illegal immigration and that, quote, my people love it. what's your sense of how reluctant the president is signing the executive order, reversing that separation policy, is this something he didn't want to do? >> i can't speak to whether the president wanted to or not, but he ultimately signed it but just a few moments ago, the president tweeted that chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, the democratic leaders in congress clearly supported illegal immigrants more than they supported u.s. citizens, so this is certainly an issue he feels still is a winner for him. still appeals to his base and making it a political one where it's democrats versus republicans, and democrats protecting illegal immigrants over the interest of american citizens and he, on