according to jean, peggy had told her everything that time jean visited her out in vegas.had talked to russel about-- she had presents for brenna and the kids, and she had talked russel into going out to the island to meet with them, to take pass these presents on. josh mankiewicz: not only that, but jean says peggy told her that after dropping off jim at the ambush location, peggy drove off to create an alibi. they made a point of her driving jim's sebring, the red car, to buy a pack of cigarettes and make sure and get a receipt with the date and time on it so it would prove that she wasn't there at the time. then she came back, picked him up. they got rid of his clothes in a dumpster somewhere, and they tried to cover their tracks as best they could. josh mankiewicz: a powerful story, but the prosecutor knew that putting jean huden on the stand was risky. in the years after jim fled to mexico, jean huden got into trouble with the law over drugs and check forgery. greg banks: i've talked to jean a lot, and i do believe her. but i also know what happens in a courtroom. and

and jean—claude juncker.ds zero tariffs on not auto goods. he said the you would be buying more us soybeans. and working towards by more at work fine natural gas. he described the eu has been a massive buyer in the future. john caughtjunker massive buyer in the future. john caught junker reiterated that massive buyer in the future. john caughtjunker reiterated that and said that he had the intent to make a deal, and intention to make a deal. and that the two have made a deal. and that the two have made a deal. —— jean—claude juncker. he said he was brentwood zero terrace on industrial goods imported from the us into the eu and said the eu can and will import more soybeans and what were the words importing more liquefied natural gas. he said they would work together and have a dialogue to address various other trade concerns as budget concerns that the president has including reforming dwt or and other concerns coming of the right has in recent weeks. how difficult has things been between the two going into th

the test both an —— fair and unfair. —— jean—claudejuncker.ker. the test —— the press conference was hastily organised. while the two men were meeting inside the white house, we had no forewarning earlier in the day about it, we just got noticed during the negotiation. the key ta keaway during the negotiation. the key takeaway at least in the view of jean—claude juncker, a major concession, is the us promise not to increase water tariffs, or to raise ta riffs increase water tariffs, or to raise tariffs on cars being imported from the eu into the us while negotiations are ongoing. also minor points about buying more american soy beans and liquefied natural gas but it's looking like talk rather than the firm agreement. it's too early to say after all the rhetoric and the arguments whether an all—out trade war has been avoided? and if similar tough rhetoric between donald trump and the eu, particularly coming from donald trump. he began the day with some pugnacious tweets talking about no wea kness pugnacious tweets talking about no weakness in t

this is following a meeting with president trump and jean-claude juncker in washington. coming up, more than $100 billion have been wiped off facebook's value after his latest results. they will tell you why in the business update. all this and more coming up. you are watching live from paris. ♪ rochelle: first to the top story. greek officials have for the death toll at least 81 people after massive wildfires caused devastation in the capital of athens. both locals and holidaymakers flee as the decimated buildings and woodlands stoked by 100 wind gusts.er hour the fires are believed to be the deadliest on record in greece. the press is calling a national tragedy. from the with more resort of mati, residents have been describing other devastation. many have lost everything in the qualifiers. that these wildfires. reporter: people have lost everything. their homes, their cars, and in many cases loved ones. 81 people confirmed dead with the number expected to rise. the government has been facing a barrage of criticism for the way it has dealt with this natural disaster. in

sarah: jean-claude juncker is speaking right now.hat do you think he is likely to make of what trump has been announced -- announcing? alexandra: i think that he is going to stress what it means for the europeans, because after what president trump said, it sounded like he is getting a lot of concessions from the europeans that they are agreeing to lower their tariffs of industrial goods, that they are agreeing to import more soybeans, that is very important to trump's base. and that the europeans are going to work on the imports of liquefied natural gas. so, that sounded like a huge success for donald trump. and i think the eu commission president is going to stress this also as a success for the european union. sarah: alexandra von phnom and putting this meeting into perspective for us. thank you so much. thanks for watching. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [inaudible] i'm inside . gays don't touch. prime minister no o one lei

donald trump and jean—claude juncker. after months commission. donald trump and jean—claudejuncker.rading tit—for—tat threats on tariffs, now meeting at the white house, the accusatory tone is abandoned and fears of trade wars receding. this is what we agreed today, first of all, to work together towards zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers and zero subsidies on non— auto industrial goods, thank you. there is $1 trillion of trade between the two. donald trump says in areas like steel and agriculture, the us has lost what he said was billions of dollars because of unfair tariffs with the year you. services, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, medical products, even soya beans or mentioned at this meeting is areas where trade could increase between america and the eu. mr trump called ita america and the eu. mr trump called it a big day for free, america and the eu. mr trump called it a big day forfree, fair dealing. i had the intention to make a deal today and we made a deal. we have identified a number of areas in which to work together. work towards zero tariffs on industrial goods. that w

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we are waiting on this announcement from the president and jean-claude juncker. kinds of earnings that have been looking good. "after the bell" facebook is coming out and i went to turn our attention for the second as i watch facebook spin higher up about three and half percent. what's going on there as we wait on the president? >> high expectations following google's strong digital ad revenue and i think the whole focus will be on the growth of instagram. instagram has the potential to be as big as facebook itself and when mark zuckerberg first bought instagram in 2012, they laughed and said worst acquisition ever. now, they are saying it's potentially one of the greatest acquisitions ever. liz: anyone under 30, make out 40 is on instagram now. it seems to be the hot place to be as we are watching it we are at a three-month high if not a longer term here, so facebook. tom, what about technology? we see the nasdaq spiking up 73 points at the height of the session. are there any that are subsectors that are broad tech that you are really liking right now? >> well,

a bit european commission president jean—claudejuncker.siness live. our top story — at a breakthrough meeting in washington, european commission president, jean—claude juncker, and the us president donald trump have agreed a series of measures to try to avoid an all—out trade war. both men said they'd work towards zero tariffs on industrial goods. across the industrialised world more women are working than ever before. here in the uk, the female workforce is growing — women representjust under half of the total labour force. and men's dominance of company boards is on the wane. now there are only eight all—male boards in the ftse 250. from 2007 to 2017, women's board representation in ftse 100 companies increased from 11% to 28%. and while there's a ways to go, it's a good start. but while dressing for such posts can be easy for men, just a shirt and suit, for women it can be more complicated. which is where our next guest comes in. the fold is a contemporary label, fonded by polly mcmaster in 2012, that embraces fashion and aims to inspir

jean-claudeump and juncker reaching a deal.ke markets are liking the news so far, but given that the expectations were so low, we're seeing a bit of a bounce here. see if it sticks when markets open today. ramy: one thing we did get is that donald trump tweeted a very positive sentiment at least regarding the result saying that documents were being formed even as we speak. it will be easy to see if this ,olds, but the earnings front we can take a look at it. , is not an understatement to say that it takes down more than 20% after estimates and gave guidance towards a new normal when it comes to the growth of the company. >> let's take a look at how things will fare in the market opened afar. you are watching the 10 year jgb as well. sophie: we are seeing a jump in the yield, about .09%. this after the relic we saw on wednesday, looking at what the boj may do. and on that front, we have the yen catching a report that the boj is reviewing allocations. asis buying more topics opposed to those links to the nikkei. we do have japane

donald trump and jean-claude juncker saying they would cooperate on tariffs. acebook missed estimates in big way and the stock price fell in after hours, down about 20%. it looks like qualcomm is not on track for securing its bid for nxp. just about half the story when you are looking at it on the markets board. haidi: we are also looking ahead to the ecb decision. some of the other big names like amazon, twitter, still yet to announce. alphabet versus facebook, we will get more on that throughout the course of the hour. ultimately, what we are getting from wall street. bloomberg dollar index falling to the lowest in about seven weeks. that's going to play into the asian fx space today. sydney futures looking more positive. with that jumping commodities comedy bloomberg commodities index, as well as the jump in oil, expecting to see materials, industrial, and energy sectors to lead the gains. 7445.e dollar trading at . a bit of a mess yesterday, saying it doesn't change expectations. president trump has reached an agreement with european commission president j

donald task and jean—claude juncker are due to specifically china.audejuncker are due to meet the chinese premier li peng on monday with trade at the top of the agenda. i'm joined by katie silver. tell us about this ongoing relationship between the two sides. europe's single market, and china, they are two of the world's biggest trading partners. but there is a huge trade deficit. while china exported goods to europe worth $435 billion. that is well over $1 billion. that is well over $1 billion a day. china has also been buying up big in europe. last year, its foreign direct investment rose 76% to $81 billion. some in europe have been cautious of growing chinese influence. for example, in 2016, it was the biggest ever chinese takeover of a german firm when they bought kuka robotics, and it's since been made harder to take over european firms have sensitive technology. it seems like donald task and jean—claude yorker will be meeting with the chinese premier. the head of us airspace giant boeing has warned about the potential damage of a growing us chi

jean. >> jean, president trump says he raised that issue with kim jong-un when they met. let me play for you how he described this. >> one of the things i will tell you that i'm most happy about and that as you know is a big sticking point is bringing back the remains of thousands of soldiers that were killed. >> this came up last minute? >> this was sort of last minute and i brought it up and i'll tell you what. it was almost immediate. now in the past you couldn't even talk about it but it was really a nice response. >> jean, what did you think when you heard that? >> i was glad. i feel the door is open and maybe we can get more of the remains and bring them home and have them identified and some families will get closure which will be great. >> mary, since president trump made that announcement on tv, have you been able to get more information about a timeline or what happens next? >> not yet, i know there are some bodies being released. i know there's some in hawaii for identification and we're waiting to hear if he is one of them. i know we will probably be getting m

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. >>> there is more progress and hope in thailand, but this also comes with more danger. the weakest of the boys will now be rescued from that cave. at this hour, specialized divers from england are back in that cave. keep in mind it is now tuesday afternoon in thailand. am, four boys and their coach still need to be saved. the water levels are calm right fast-flowing water. now eight of the boys have already been rescued. they're staying at this hospital. they're all in relatively good health. however, they are not yet allowed to see their parents because of fear of contamination. a 30-year veteran of the santa clara county sheriff's office who is a certified cave diver says the children and the possibility of panicking might be an obstacle. he hopes the dive teams in thailand share their stories and strategies so the entire world can learn. >> i really hope that the whole diving community will be able to learn from this, learn how they did it, and learn how to possibly if we ever have a similar situati

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> a significant day in court for the founder of a bay area startup. all charges against zane jaffer have been dropped by a s mateo charged with assaulting and sexually abusing a toddler. the 29-year-old founder of the mobile advertising company -- p bungle, he was removed as ceo after the charges were filed. >>> a rash of burglaries in berkeley have car owners on edge tonight. police say over the weekend, 35 vehicles were burglarized in north berkeley. the majority of them in the area of josephine and rose streets. that's not far from martin luther king jr. middle school. neighbors being asked to check to see if their surveillance cameras recorded any of those break-ins. >>> get ready for some boogie nights. the warriors have added an all-star. demarcus cousins has agreed to join the warriors. he will sign a one-year deal for over $5 million. the move sent tremors throughout the nba as now the warriors entire lineup were all all-st all-stars. >>> hackers are crashing home sales and stealing people's

also relief over that meeting between jean-claude juncker and u.s. president trump seeming to offer each other a peace branch for now looking at the french cac 40, it's higher by 0.66% the minute moving higher in a similar direction. let's look at the fx markets here euro just slightly weaker against the greenback as we await the ecb meeting. the dollar slightly weaker against the japanese currency at 110.770. sterling at 1,3182, and the yuan at 6.7820. >>> an update from china, that beijing security bureau has come out with more details on the nature of the explosion outside the u.s. embassy sri jegarajah joins us from singapore with the latest developments there >> good morning. it's becoming clearer as to what happened here. there was a statement released by the chinese police and the u.s. embassy there was one individual who detonated a bomb, they say, at approximately 1:00 p.m. today in the public space outside the u.s. embassy it's important to recognize that there was no compromise of security there was no one who really penetrated the perimet

president trump will meet with jean claude juncker at the white house later today. their face-to-face is a last-ditch effort at overcoming differences specifically on tariffs. some trump advisors see a 25% tariff on $200 billion of foreign made autos. we are joined by mark champion who had a great piece out yesterday, showing the tensions building, the conflation of several issues that trump wants to be tackling with the e.u. will e.u. auto tariffs the in any way avoided? mark: i think it is an uphill struggle for juncker. he has gone to try to head this off and limit the damage, but trump has made it very clear in the last 24 hours in the tweets he has sent, that he sees this tariff strategy of whacking tariffs on to competitors is a good one for the u.s.. he thinks he can win. it is very difficult for the e.u., a conglomeration of 28 states, to offer the kind of unilateral concessions that he wants in order to be able to say, i have rebalanced this unfair playing field, it will be tough to them to do. vonnie: throwing down the gauntlet, and a tweet that might've b

with that, jean-claude, please. pres. juncker: when i was invited, i have one intention -- i had one intention. to make a deal today. and, we made a deal today. we have identified a number of areas in which to work together. zero terrace on industrial goods, that was my main intent. to come down to zero terrace on - zerodustrial goods - tariffs on industrial goods. this is also a message for us. dialogueto establish a on standards. as far as agriculture is concerned, the european union can import soybeans from the u.s., and it will be done. we agreed to work together on the reform of the wto. this of course is on the understanding that as long as we are negotiating, unless one party would stop negotiations, listing tariffs on steel and aluminum. this was a good, constructive meeting. pres. trump: thank you very much. to conclude by saying this was a very big day for free and fair trade. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> mr. president, why do you cancel the meeting with vladimir putin? did you mislead the ameri

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now, with her latest, young jean is breaking down a barrier.ears writing and rewriting and casting her play, young jean is finally here on broadway. she's the first time asian-american female playwright to make it to the great white way. >> i want this show to do well not just, you know, for my sake but i want to do well to keep that door open. >> reporter: the door now open, with her provocative comedy "straight white men." a father-son story, with a set that's familiar to young jean. >> this parent's basement. >> reporter: the play brought to the newly renovated helen hayes theater by carole rothman, who showcases living american playwrights. why is that such a big deal? >> because i think they have a lot to say and i'm interested in the conversation that goes on around the country, particularly about what it means to be an american. >> reporter: it's that conversation that lured actor armie hammer away from hollywood. >> the play is packed so tight of so many different ideas and social commentaries that i thought, you know, this is exactly w

i thank you for that, jean-claude. this will open markets for farmers, workers, increase investment and lead to greater prosperity in both the united states and the european union. it will also make trade fairer and more reciprocal, my favorite word, reciprocal. secondly, we agreed to a strengthened and strengthening of our strategic cooperation with respect to energy. the european union wants to to import more liquified natural gas, lng, from the united states and they are going to be a very, very big buyer. we'll make it much easier for them, but they will be a massive buyer of lng. so they will be able to diverse their energy supply which they want to do and we have plenty of it. third, we want to launch ad close dialogue on standards, in order to reduce trade, reduce bureaucratic obstacles and slash costs dramatically. fourthly we agreed to join forces to protect american and european companies from better and really better than ever, we never done like we're doing. i can say from the standpoint of the united state

>> president trump calls on the eu to drop all tariffs ahead of jean-claude juncker's trip to washington amid reports that the block is preparing levees on $2 billion of u.s. goods. >> the european union is doing to us is incredible. how bad? they made 1$151 billion last year, our trade deficit with the european union >>> hello. welcome to "street signs." we are getting some ifo data out of germany attention will be on whether or not trade tensions hit sentiment as we await that big meeting between president trump and jean-claude juncker. overall the business climate index did fall in july looking at that index it hit 101.7 in july, slightly better than the forecast for 101.5. when it comes to current conditions, that index is at 105.3 in july, compared to consensus for 104.8. overall, in the expectations going forward, looking at98.2, compared to the forecast for 98.1 just a tick higher there you are looking at the euro essentially flat against the greenba greenback. we had a mixed pmi report yesterday, some drag on services overall manufacturing holding up there. once again, looking at

s jean-claude jean-claude juncker that he wants to see all the tariffs from the european union droppedin other words, no one charges any tariffs. that makes sense to me. the president says that is only way we ever have free trade. can he get this done. i will ask former economic advisor other than to ronald reagan, art laffer. >>> after a private conversation between the two is leaked to the media. president trump is saying he never heard after lawyer taping a client, let alone a confidential conversation with the client. is the president right? is this this unof? can michael cohen be in legal trouble as a result? we're asking fox news legal analyst and now best-selling author, number one book out there right now, right gregg jarrett, straight ahead. blake burman at the white house. there is big trade meeting going on. blake, fill us in. reporter: trish the president is very tough and forceful about the european union last coup weeks. the president trump saying the eu is a foe of the united states. the president says there could be tremendous retribution coming the eu's way as well. he

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of the small pool inside the oval office when he was meeting with the european commission president jean-claude juncker and the president did not engage, did not respond, and thanked reporters. after a bit of back and forth of the thanking and no responses, they exited the room. so the white house is pushing everyone to the outside lawyers for the president and rudy giuliani has been saying that this is information that is exculpatory of the president because it did not, in his view, come to a conclusion of a payment being authorized, a decision being made. what you pointed out was the notion that the president didn't seem surprised in the recording, it was almost as if we were picking up a conversation that had been a part of previous

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nbc bay area's jean elle joins us from the ballpark. jean, it had better be good beer. >> reporter: i heard that a lot tonight, raj. i also learned a lot about beer lovers. it seems craft beer fans will pay just about anything for the beer they love. i talked with a lot of giants fans who say $19.25 is too much for a beer. they don't care how big it is. they want more bang for their buck. food is part of the fun at the giants game. crab sandwiches are grilling, and the beer is flowing. but the wilcox family from truckee, a night at the ballpark is a family tradition. >> we love baseball. we love this park. and we just love the whole experience, including the food and the drinks. to f spend a couple hundred bucks. >> probably $500, $600. >> reporter: they call it a yes night, with one exception. paying $19.25 for a 22-ounce cup of craft beer. >> that's a lot of beer, and that's a lot of money for one beer. so it's painful enough to spend whatever it is, $10.99 for one beer. >> it's expensive, and i don't just -- they can do it, you know.

at one point, jean—claude juncker called the us moved stupid.the president's tweeds, were far from polite. we were told that a trade war was coming and to be discouraged. but it turns that there was a positive narrative let him behind the scenes. at the end of the day, that proved to be the vastly more important one. they have laid down some principles here for a future trade agreement which, if they could actually strike it, will be far reaching and world altering, andi be far reaching and world altering, and i dare say, particularly for those whose support trade and believe it is made the world a better and more prosperous place, it isa better and more prosperous place, it is a good thing. then need to show they mean it and they are ready to compromise and that they are ready to move ahead. but it is potentially afar to move ahead. but it is potentially a far reaching deal whose foundations were laid yesterday. that said, is there not a danger that this gives the indication to donald trump that an aggressive strategy, these kinds of threats of

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. >> today is the day president trump meets face-to-face with jean claude juncker after months of tensions over trade policy. we will talk about the future of u.s. trade policy and get an update on whether the nation is close to a nafta deal. michael froman is our guest. bloomberg gets an exclusive's scoop -- exclusive scoop on secretary pompeo's testimony. he will say president trump understands the scope of the russian interference in the 2016 election. david: let's start with a check on the markets. abigail: not a lot of conviction on the part of investors at this point. we are looking at relatively small moves up and down, and mixed action for the major averages. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq higher. , little bit of a haven bid telling us perhaps the lack of conviction we are seeing in stocks could take a bearish direction as investors are seeking a haven relief. that is having an impact on the sector composition. for the s&p 500, most sectors are higher, not surprising relative to that small gain. up top we have a lot of the rate sensitive sectors, although tech just took the lead and be

this comes ahead of a meeting with the jean-claude juncker. he was simply discuss possible solutions. >> they sound nice but they are rough. they are coming to see me tomorrow. they are all coming to the white house. i said you have to change, they didn't want to change. i said, we will terror of your cars. will tariffs your cars. donald has tempered his rhetoric towards iran today's at the recent all caps worried of future conflict. addressing the national convention of the fighters of foreign wars, he said his administration stands ready for ron -- for iran to come back to the negotiating table. theresa may is taking control of brexit negotiations. the decision sidelines the troublesome issues she created two years ago. it follows months of tension between if warmer brexit secretary david davis and mays chief europe advisor, oliver roberts. today ingets the pulse a closely for election that would determine the future of the nature central the u.s. antiterrorism efforts and china's infrastructure. for the paving the way country's powerful mil

with that, jean-claude, please. >> mr.dent, ladies and gentlemen, and i was invited by the president to the white house, i had one intention. the intention to make a deal today. and we made a deal today. we have identified a number of areas on which to work together. work toward tariffs on industrial goods. that was my main intention. tariffs onn to zero industrial goods. we've decided to strengthen our cooperation on energy. we will import more liquefied glass -- with liquefied glass from the u.s. -- liquefied gas from the u.s. we agreed to establish a dialogue on standards. importopean union can more soybeans from the u.s. and will be done. we also agreed to work together a --e reform of the dwt dwta. unless one part of what stop the negotiations, we will bolts -- we will hold further tariffs and reassess the tariffs on steel and aluminum. this was a constructive meeting, thank you, donald trump. >> thank you jean-claude -- thank you, jean-claude. [applause] i want to conclude by saying this was a very big day for free a

it's a really important date, jean—claude juncker meets with it's a really important date, jean—claudejunckerd they'll be talking about the trade war. we've seen both sides attention going up and now they are trying to calm things. if you look at donald trump's twitter account, he mentioned tariffs were a great thing, they were fantastic. to see the european trade commissioner has been a bit more conciliatory, she said she hopes to de—escalates the situation is slightly. it's difficult because both parties, if you rewind back a couple of years, that partnership fell apart and was supposed to be the first step towards a trade deal. we have the character of the trade deal and the sticks of tariffs. of course, the damage can already been seen from the threat of tariffs. when there was talk of tariffs and cars, car maker shares around the world fell and that was even before the tariffs came in. whenever you hear that this is escalating, you see that index in particular full. is escalating, you see that index in particularfull. whirlpool is escalating, you see that index in particular full. whirlp

. >> something we're going to talk about throughout the whole show as we expect jean-claude juncker. >>> fiat chrysler announcing the death of their former head, sergio marchionne. >> he was a giant in the industry the new ceo held a moment of silence on the earnings conference call. we've heard from a number of ceos the leader of daimler said the auto industry has lost a real giant. many of us have lost a very dear frejd. marry barra, general motors ceo, sergio created a remarkable legacy in the automotive industry and bill ford, chairman of the ford motor company, says his extraordinary leadership, candor and passion for the industry will be missed by everyone who knew him guys, i know we say this every once in a while that somebody is a giant of a particular industry in this case, it was not hyperbo hyperbole, it really is true about sergio marchionne and the legacy he leaves behind. >> he was so young. >> thanks, phil. >>> we're just past the halfway mark on earnings the biggest week this season the numbers have been strong, but rising costs have some market watchers concerned. >

holdingpresident trump trade talks right now with european commission president jean-claude juncker.de some comments as well, lisa, saying that jean-claude juncker is a very smart and tough man and we are looking to have a good trade deal. youngblood juncker says of trump says ofclaude juncker trump we are allies, not enemies. bit of a blipee a upward in the dow jones, but nothing substantial, as people believe some of the phrasing out of this, that we believe in fewer tariffs rather than more. let's get to kevin cirilli, who is live at the white house. kevin, how serious are these two leaders in reducing tariffs across the board? kevin: well president trump says tariffs are a good thing, and that is the message at you -- i feel you going to tell the european commissioner president jean-claude juncker, who is here at the white house meeting with president trump. we heard from the president minutes ago, who says he believes mr. juncker is a strong negotiator, but what that means in terms of tariffs we do not know. the president is facing pushback, republicans on capitol hill, many of

peanut on the other side is billy jean king. this was a tournament that would best be known as prot the pro i that was held in north philadelphia. the reason we have this photograph up here, it shows these players who impacted sports and helped with social change at this time through their -- not only their accomplishments but also their advocacy. and it also reflects some of the changes that happened at this time in sports or were really brought to the forefront at this time with sports, such as increased participation of women in sports and people of color. so starting with that, i want to talk about how perhaps athletes may have influenced civil rights movement and other movements that were going on at the time in 1968. i'm just going to toss it up to any of you. >> before we delve fully into the meat of that, i did want to point out, and this was touched upon in the previous panel, that the power of increased mediaization of a lot of cultural, social issues, pa pastimes, hobbies really helped make the platform in 1968. it wa

you bring up important stuff, this china nxp ruling and jean-claude juncker. i don't know if more headlines will focus around someone from luxembourg coming to the white house. what if the egos win out and we can't solve the trade issue and we get that 2$200 billion tarif on european auto imports >> that would clearly be a negative that's not priced into the market, especially looking at automakers you know, you're a car guy, you know this better than anybody. this is a complex supply chain for autos. a lot of international and foreign carmaker the produce autos in the united states and export them. i think they're motivated to get something done i don't think juncker is here to say no tariffs on anything but i think he can introduce the process. he can say here's how we negotiate this and get to a better place that would be a step in the right direction. it appears now there's no negotiation going on i think we heard kudlow talk about this last week, we're not at the negotiation table with china. that's where we need to get. my guess is this plays out until a