jay williams, the once college facetiming with boys from the ow shy side of blue collar neighborhoods your man jay will. listen, man, we're excited about you guys. >> rorter: lebron james. one of the show's exeve producers. >> lebron had different challenges withis mother, with his family. so i thi him being able to part that kind of wisdom and lend anoer voiceo this is important. >>epit rorter:ay j head coach seanccray, a big man with his own backstory. >> i thoughte was a great asset to the season. as far as like building chacter and making the team understand brotherhthey researc basketball teams in the newk area and chose to high school i because of coach mccray story. so this is the neighborhood you grew up in? >> right.he street. but this was all projects right here. >> reporter: newark born and raised. along with coaching, mc's a community activist. he knows the struggle many of s players face at home. because he faced them. >> these kids think this is normal but is not. don't know when ty go home if ou they're getting a pror meal, if they're sleeping that night. they live in a

i talk about harry belafonte and jesse williams and jay-z and beyonce and many people, kamala harris,e who are here in this present day doing the kind of this innings they were doing at that meeting as well. >> dr. michael eric dyson, the book is called, "what truth sounds like." thank you. >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein at the white house as we wait for the big report on the fbi investigation. their own internal investigation to how it handled the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. members of congress also being briefed right now on that report. sarah sanders sure to be asked about it at the white house press briefing that's set to start just 35 minutes or so from now. the line between work and life hasn't just blurred. it's gone. that's why you need someone behind you. not just a card. an entire support system. whether visiting the airport lounge to catch up on what's really important. or even using those hard-earned points to squeeze in a little family time. no one has your back like american express. so no matter where you're going... we're right there with

this president to be challenged sit down with michael bennett, serena williams, swin cash, people of high intelligence, john legend, jaynce, to engage in a serious conversation about what's going on. don't just bring around your table who agree. what bobby kennedy showed was the ability to listen to people that he didn't necessarily agree with. but that he learned from. and therefore, transformed his outlook and behavior and made him, by the end of his life, the most trusted white man in america, in the eyes of black people in this country. that's the kind of fortitude, that's the kind of insight, and that's the kind of grace and dignity that a true statesman faces in the opposition and odds. this president lacks any sense of decency, humanity and respect for the other. so, i don't think he'll be having that conversation very soon and certainly not something to teach him about racism in america. >> michael, good to see you. thank you. >>> the polls on the president after his meeting with kim jong-un, did the summit make him look stronger or weaker. take-away from a former intelligence officer, next. ght . yeah! (butch

williams,y and john the new york fed, jay powell being a member of the board, they have been involvedformulation of monetary policy for the past six years. john, longer than that. you will not see a fundamental change. certainly not so long as conditions remain in this mode of -- should we keep up at what pace and nothing unusual is happening? what we don't know is what happens if something unusual happens. alix: daniel tarullo sticking with us. thanks past the first hurdle -- banks passed the first hurdle but goldman is still stressed. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak: americas," i'm alix steel, a rally underway on the futures market. not a position taken into the weekend. dow jones futures up 100 points. s&p futures up. s&p could end the week in negative territory. european energy stocks on the front foot, oil, we may get a deal in the opec meetings. dax at 4/10 of 1%. pmi, services strong in germany. other assets. surprise, surprise for dollar bulls. euro gaining traction up 1.16. did the bulls get ahead of themselves? extension from the bailout. headlines p

jay powell in his press conference acknowledged the framework but said there is a great deal of uncertainty around identifying r star. -- whiler humans williams economist he is a pragmatist. he will air with the central part of the committee in terms of powell and the vice chair. for 3-4 rate hikes total. another two or three next year. i don't think he is going to rock the boat. the interesting thing will be when we get to a turning point. does his neutral rate framework conflict with jay powell might want to do? we might be a year or two away from that. investors watching the fed do for anything in particular we can pinpoint or are they just focused on the ump administration, the trade war, china and other factors? >> the fed is important. it is important for the u.s. and the rest of the world. the dollar is the reserve currency. if you look at the flow of funds data,, $4 trillion worth of dollar-denominated debt. the fact the fed is putting rates up, what are we seeing? rate rise.s anyone out there, a non-us government or company last taken on dollar debt has to face the int that they owed money dollars which is appreciating. you have seen

jay is doing a great job. got some new people coming in. john williamsork and randy quarles already is a vice chair they've been working on a long time >> has the global nature of everything, of all monetary policy, has it changed in the last ten years to the extent where you look at it and say it's really not us >> it's completely changed you know, the quantitative easing spread from the u.s. to japan to other countries the normalization that the fed is undertaking now is really a global thing they're talking about what's next at the ecb, the bank of japan. and i think it's very important to get back to the kind of policies that worked well in the past i think that's what they're trying to do there's lots of good reporting at the fed about policy rules and jay has talked about it. so there's good progress >> you say that the fed was behind the curve but is now catching up. but the consensus on the street at this point is that after this hike, maybe one more the fed's very likely to slow down and wait and see what happens. >> the fed has indicated it's g

william h. jenkins is in custody fothe death of 25-year-old roosevelt. r tmz sportsl obtained jaiating that jenkins was arres in upstate new york early tuesday morning on an unrelated charge about nine hours before renee's body was discovered. janoris jenkins was in florida at the time of the incident. >> the man accused of driving a car into a crowd ofrl protesters inottesville, virginia last yearne killing o person is now fing federal hate crime charges. 21-year-old alex fields of ohio is thatit chargedh more than two dozen hate crimes including one connected to the death of heather heyer. police say that fields sd down the street and plowed into a group. fields is already facing murder charges in virginia for yer's death. >> alleged mastermind of12 the 20 attacks on the u.s. consulate in benghazi has been ntenced to 22 years in prison. the attack killed four americans. back in novemr a u.s. jury convicted him of multiple terrorism relat charges but not find him guilty of murder. prosecutors say he hded an extremist militia and directed the >> the world'sgest maritime exercise i