david frum joins us now along with jeffery lorde. you do not believe the rod rosenstein letter was the basis for why comey was fired. you believe this was over russia? >> when lying, one bad story is better than four good stories. the administration doesn't have a good story, but a number of stories. it is not possible. the massive flood of leaks from the administration and fbi give the lie at this point. i don't know anyone who believes the trump administration story. some people are paid to pre-toned beliepretend to believe it. russia is the most plausible explanation. it is one of the biggest scandals of the american history. donald trump lashed out. he will not succeed in silencing the questions, but may succeed in shutting down the fbi. >> jeffery. >> with all due respect to david, i just truly think this is the political elite to washington, d.c. of president trump looking for anything and everything. let's talk about the leaks. mike flynn and carter page. where are the rest of the leaks? all of the leakers have gone sigh end.

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lets bring in our jeffery lorde and navarro, it is good to see both of you. jeffery, you are first.ays republicans are silent of this firing and it is cowardness. are republicans paying a price by their silence. >> i think democrats want to make them paying a price. >> when nixon fired cox, they knead idea -- we got investigatn clinton. >> what now where today there is little utterance without prosecutors whether of right or wrong. lets talk about the silence and how potentially damaging it is. >> sure. >> no, i don't think it is damaging. i think they ought to take it right to it. there is no there, there with this investigation. what is there to say? democrats keep on pushing this. where is the proof? there is none. if they want a 9/11 style investigation, do one. >> nothing should be said about the republicans even of the firing of james comey and the mattering in which it was done? >> jeffery? >> well, the president has the right to do that. i think he did the right thing. there is a column in the washington post this morning from former attorney general william barr, a republic

everyone was excited to get a picture with alshon jeffery and to be in the locker room and hear lessonsrom the coaches and the women took their kicks like an eagles kicker right on the field. >> i'm a huge eagles fan and got this the for a mother's day present and for my mom who is a bigger fan. it's in the blood. excited for the season. >> an opportunity for these women to come out and not only kind of get to know us a little bit and get to experience the life of a football coach a little bit. >> these ladies, they tell you how much energy they bring to any event. you can say they are actually out here enjoying it and out here letting the time pass by. >> csn's danny pommels will have much more on eagles coming up in sports. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin with your most accurate forecast. right now we're tracking cooler temperatures. atlantic city currently in the upper 50s. 59 degrees. notice the wind direction easterly so we have the onshore influence, especially for the jersey shore which is why conditions there are cooler. 10 degrees in allentown and mt. holly is 64,

joining us now is nina turner and jeffery lord.to see you. >> hello on this memorial day. >> you, too, jeffery. how concerned should the white house be concerned that jared kushner is being investigated by the fbi? >> i think the whole thing is ridiculo ridiculous. let me bring up two accounts from history. the soviet embassy was contacted back channel robert f. kennedy's attorney general and set up what was called a back channel. an unshareable piece of information known to the kennedy brothers had nothing to do with state department or anyone else. it has been done. secondly, jimmy carter was president-elect. not president. to visit with the u.s. russian ambassador to open a back door channel. this has been done before. >> if hillary clinton had won and her son-in-law had tried to set up a back channel with the russians, you would have been comfortable? >> i believe the presidents get to make the decisions. if president hillary clinton wanted to choose mark. if john f. kennedy wanted to send robert. that's the choice. >> back cha

jeffery has a couple thousand yard seasons while smith is a big time vertical submit.dan matthews believe the additions will help everyone succeed. >> we need competition. that is what elevates guys level of play. when you bring in two guys like that hoff had production over a career, and we are in the voluntary part of the off season, you will have everybody get pushed. you have a bunch of guys, they are here every single day. competition level has rising and it will make everybody bet ter this years john want make's ward ceremony isn't until september but we know athlete taking home the prestige as you ward. the awarding to go dawn staley , dobbins tech grad led game cox to the first ever national champion ship in basketball. the award goes to the individual or team that has done most to reflect credit on the city of philadelphia this will be dawn staley's third time winning the want make's ward our own don bell will mc the event. >> that is awesome and so deserving. after she won she went back to dobbins, spoke to the students there, so well deserved. >> great ambas

have a good weekend. , managing director of jefferies international.oing to drilling to the payrolls. gary cohen will be about to give us answers at 3:30 u.k. time. halfwayming up, we are through -- says the results have been the best for several years. we will talk about the oil sector and others. context.ut a lot in this is bloomberg. ♪ below crude futures drop $45 for the first time since opec's output cuts. anna: decision time in france, just two days away from the election, macron continues to lead le pen in the polls. manus: verily result in u.k. local elections show the conservative party is on course for a big victory in june's general election. anna: the obamacare repeal and replace bill passes in the u.s. house by a slim margin. hospital stocks rebound and several republican senators say they will write their own version. ♪ manus: welcome. it's "daybreak europe," your flagship morning show. anna: we are going to get to some breaking news in just a moment. first, some pictures coming from china. shanghai's international airport, this is the fi

acting bart police chief jeffery jennings defending his police department monday saying that bart hours.sot this past weekend i don't know if they are juveniles or adults we arrested 16 people with my extra staffing which thwarted a lot of activity.at this point jennings says only one juvenile is still being directly linked to the mob attack. bart doesn't plan on releasing video of the incident. saying it would be against state law. however, former bart police chief gary gee says while that may be correct he's talked with several experts who say they could also use the law to release the video to help identify the suspects.sot what bart could have done and who knows maybe they did go to the district attorney's office or go to the juvenile court try to seek an order to release it. as to preventing the attack.monday this victim and his lawyer claimed the conductor didn't have to open the doors of the train because people were pounding on them. activing chief jennings says the conductor did not know what was going on.sot if you rode bart you'd see how loud bart is and so we're relying on the t

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reporting from wynnfield, jeffery joyce, fox 29 news. >>> the philadelphia fire department released a statement in regards to both fires saying, in part. while we don't yet know the causes of the deaths, the tragedies is an important are reminder to take a few minutes to check your smoke alarms and review your home fire escape plan. if you need a smoke alarm call 311. members of the fire department plan to install smoke alarms tomorrow. >>> nine people in north philadelphia, lease have any suspicions there's no talking about it. what happened last night on the 2300 block left nine people in the hospital. two in critical conditionings. someone walked up to a corner where the group of young people as 17 to 26 were hanging out. shot them. police are staying tight lipped about what they may know tonight. . >>> let's check on weather authority. people out enjoying the fun at spruce street harbor park this afternoon at penns landing after we had a few hot days. get ready to grab the umbrella. kathy said it will be raining to start the week. >> hope you enjoyed these past couple days, gorgeo

david owens is the international chief economist over at jefferies.nflation data for the eurozone as a whole. the primemp host minister vietnam today. and rate decision from brazil. theresa may's conservative party suffers a setback. the latest poll on the markets, are they prepared for such a close election? this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it's 1:19 in the afternoon in hong kong. firmer data in the pmi this morning. official, it held up for the second straight month in may. let's get a business flash from sophie. >> deutsche bank has agreed to pay $41 million to settle federal reserve allegations that its u.s. operations fell to maintain adequate protections against money laundering. the fed said the price fell short of complying with the bank secrecy act that requires lenders to help federal agencies prevent illegal transactions. the regulator imposed a cease-and-desist order on the bank that requires it to address unsafe practices. the ireland has fired the starting gun for the initial public offering of allied irish banks, laying out a plan to sell to

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. >> kevin mccarthy recently sat down with jeffery rush who plays captain barbosa to talk about the khevrpsplaying a pirate. >>> i always wondered how actors come up with the way they walk, talk and carry themselves and obviously with the leg you have to wack a certain way and you'reious as an actor how that was for you in regards to how did you perform that did you really have something there that made you feel that way? >> no it's interesting we looked at all the possibilities because i think back in the day when robert newton played long john silver i think he did it strapped up. >> wow. >> bent his leg up. >> yes. >> and built the rest sglon cool. >> because they didn't have the generated imagery. and i got in touch with a guy who was a natural prothics for legs. >> he said you cannot train your sense of balance because the guys -- let's say somebody lost their leg from the knee down. he can build them the most brilliant robotic or buy onic leg. they even have feet now that have a natural rip toll them and stuff. but he said training ret retraining your whatever these are called your gl

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and wentz has brand new targets day two of otas, they see alshon jefferies and tori smith. >> competitioneverybody got to be able to play, we bring in two guys like that who have had production over a long period of time and also during the voluntary part of the off season, you're going to have everybody get pushed. you got a bunch of guys, this will make everybody. >> the date has been is he not john wanamaker award ceremony is on wednesday, september 6th. since 1961, the trophy has been present to the athlete, team or organization that has done the most reflect credit upon philly or the team they represent. this year's award? is going to dawn staley, she led south carolina to the first ever women's national championship. this will be her third time winning the award, i'm m c of the event and cbs3 is a proud sponsor. >> thanks, don. >>> special honor for a lo >>> new tonight, recognizing students and teachers for outstanding achievement in science, technology engineering and mathematics >> the awards were handed out at the cbs broadcast center, decided on by the philadelphia chapter of t

alshon jeffery and torey smith expect to be huge difference makers for offense and jordan matthews believe the addition will help the group as a whole >> we need competition. that is what will elevate guys level of play. when you bring in two guys like that who have had production and they are looking to play in the voluntary part of the off season, you will have everybody get pushed. they are not here and you have bunch of guys, you know, they need to be here every single day. competition level is high and it will make everybody better. >> all right, bring it. >>> date set. john want make's ward ceremony is on wednesday september 6th. since 1961, trophy has been presented to the athlete, team or organization that has done the most to reflect credit upon philadelphia or team they represent this years award is going to... dawn staley. the dobbins tech grad led south carolina to the first ever national title this will be staley's third time winning it, and happy to say i will mc event and cbs-3 is a proud sponsor. >>> game four of the nba eastern conference finals last night cavilers, looked

know goldmann't sachs, morgan stanley, jefferies -- they will be important barometer's. dakin: that is true. if we could read into the commentary this morning come it sounds like it is an industrywide issue. marion lake talked about the volatility and clients not having the conviction. if that's the case, you would expect that to be a read across for citigroup morgan stanley and goldman sachs. vonnie: this will be a short selloff. dakin: it is tough to read too much into a singlevonnie: day's. nobody likes to see trading revenue one of the biggest revenue drivers at these firms being down quarter over quarter in double digits. vonnie: it was such a surprise. dakin: it was up quite a bit. except for goldman sachs, which didn't have a great quarter, the others were up 20% or more. that was exciting for people. a 15% drop,here's we are giving back what we got in the first quarter. the year is flat. dakin: mostly. brian moynihan made the point this morning that if you look at the first half compared to last year's first half of their trading revenue come equity and fixed inc

and wentz has brand new targets day two of otas, they see alshon jefferies and tori smith. >> competition, everybody got to be able to play, we bring in two guys like that who have had production over a long period of time and also during the voluntary part of the off season, you're going to have everybody get pushed. you got a bunch of guys, this will make everybody. >> the date has been is he not john wanamaker award ceremony is on wednesday, september 6th. since 1961, the trophy has been present to the athlete, team or organization that has done the most reflect credit upon philly or the team they represent. this year's award? is going to dawn staley, she led south carolina to the first ever women's national championship. this will be her third time winning the award, i'm m c of the event and cbs3 is a proud sponsor. >> thanks, don. >>> special honor for a >>> new tonight, recognizing students and teachers for outstanding achievement in science, technology engineering and mathematics >> the awards were handed out at the cbs broadcast center, decided on by the philadelphia chapter of th

guess who the investment banker is who is hosting the conference it was the guy at jefferies and companye and only. the closing bell will bring. it's very surprising. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >> the markets are up around session highs, s&p 500 2398, just about on pace for a record close. we'll watch it, berkshire hathaway earnings are coming out after the bell, liz is there for the meeting, but what about the earnings? >> we'll be here covering those earnings and watching ople's reactio massive amount of revenue. it is supposed to be up 17% year-over-year. we're

senior equities analyst at jefferies was at the event in tokyo and joins us now.us through what the takeaways were. >> thank you. threeit of context, we years back, we used to be very skeptical three years back in february 2014. we upgraded sony when they exited pc and the other consumer electronics business started to shrink. they were focusing on streaming, games, movies, and music. they have done a great job to turn around, taking painful decisions to reach where they are. this year, the second time in the last seven years they reached the target level of ¥600 -- 500 billion yen. however, for the first time in the last three years, i have seen faint glimpses of the sony that was pre-2014. we did not like that company before. it used to double down on the consumer electronics business. oligopoly, but the consumer electronics businesses are fragmented. did notthese things make sense, but overall, it still looks good to deliver and exceed this year's numbers and grow next year. looks good, but there are some glimpses of something going wrong. down theybe five year

celestial says it is now nearing completion and analysts at jefferies said this announcement providesreater certainty on the potential timing of the completion of this and it lowers the probability or risk of a potential the listing -- delisting for that company. a tale of two cities when it comes to accounting. mark: let's turn back to europe, finance ministers and central bank governors from g7 nations gathering in italy. it's their first meeting since the g-20 in germany, there was much disagreement over trade. joining us is matt miller. charming fede been chair janet yellen. i just saw janet yellen lockout, they are getting her car ready for now. we have a number of other important people walking out as well, the french finance ministers, and we have seen steve mnuchin's car. very interesting to me as a car guy, he has a toyota land cruiser and a chevy tahoe here. he rides in the toyota, not in the chevy, which i thought was very touching. there comes the treasury -- i thought that was very interesting. there comes a treasury secretary now. very interesting today. he has been meet

jeffery won $20 million in 1996. in 2005 he was kidnapped and murdered the suspects were found with cash on them. william won $60 million in the late 80s. someone close to him hired a hit man to try to kill him. >> most of them bring that trouble on to themselves. >> reporter: says two time valley jackpot winner. they managed not to squander their prize. >> instead of making a $10 million mistake mistake. the whole world notices a $10 million mistake. >> reporter: they won the powerball once and another lottery a second time. total winnings $3 million. >> resist the urge to samsung. >> reporter: not everyone is so look you. >> it is shocking. 70% of the people will lose virtually everything within a few years. >> reporter: certified financial planner says that's because of overspending under estimating maintenance fee and poor investments with friends and family. >> it puts these people back where they started except them feel miserable. >> reporter: almost it popsable that millions that make you miserable. >> it is

. >> jeffery said something that's so true and i think many people will agreed.re seeing this here in a sense of the welcome that he's receiving and cameras that's going off and children on top of people's shoulders to get a glimpse of them and cameras being held over head of people's phones. we don't know what he will say in the next 25 minutes. but, we cannot ignore the fact that he has another rally scheduled here in tuu.s. that's now been cancelled. it is unusual for the president to cancel something like that. what do you make of the cancellation of that rally in iowa this week? >> he was scheduled to have a rally next thursday in one of these common rally he's been having in iowa. iowa is the last state he has not visited as president. it is a sign that this president is going back to the bunker mentality where he's been living under the potential staff shake ups and this investigation clearly is getting back to work and he's not going to be traveling that much. this is the president who has traveled less than recent presidents in modern history. it is a si

also first time we will look at eagles new players on the field, including all shawn jeffery and i wantyou see this name now. >> rel, lagarrette blount. >> exactly, blount, not blunt, according to doug pederson and first round draft pick derek barnett. don't say blunt. this round will run through thursday and these work outs are voluntary but i feel lake when they say that, it is voluntary but you better show up. >> you better show up. >> um-hmm. >> there is drama with brandon graham, people thought he wasn't in town was he leaving, something with his contract, what is going on. he will show up. if he shows up we know everything is good. >> you are really talking fast today you haven't even had coffee yet. >> i don't drink coffee. >> oh, sorry. >> to me there is a big difference. >> huge. >> i will try to slow it down. >> yes. >> it is almost 6:30 on this tuesday morning, of course, big breaking news that the whole world is talking about and so is lauren, she will bring you latest information, some new information, has come in the last few minutes about this horrible bombing in manchest

richard jefferies and richard turnhill will be back in a moment.need to talk about what is going on with it fed. the boston fed president calling for more hikes. two to come? tom: he is on the shortlist for the fbi. guy: who isn't? this is bloomberg. ♪ in new york.. you are watching bloomberg "surveillance." the boston fed president has called on his colleagues to make three more hikes this year and to start tracking the balance sheet after the next raise to avoid overheating economy. hawekkish. he expects about potential growth in the next 12 months that will bring unemployment down. he says that would represent an unsustainable overshooting pace , i.e., the u.s. economy is going about potential and they already have full employment. let's get on with it folks. fedard, turnhill, the seems to be on rails. the market does not believe it yet. the chart on the u.s. two year started indicate that market is beginning to get there. the market still skeptical, though. are going to you get two more hikes this year. what is more important is to take a long-

police say 26-year-old police say 26- year-old jeffery pearson, was speeding when he lost control of into the pet store in santa rosa. he told officers he smoked marijuana before driving. officers say he had also been drinking. nobody was hurt in the crash. ( mark ) president trump will meet with republican members of congress to try and save the latest effort to repeal the affordable care act. house republicans are facing another collapse of their health care legislation. some in the g-o-p are concerned about how the bill would impact those with pre- existing conditions. today the president will meet with republican lawmakers who have come out publically against the bill. right now republicans say they do not have the votes needed to pass the new healthcare bill. (james) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break. ( darya ) and steph curry made the defense shaky with this move. rudy gobert is one of the best defensive players in the league but did not stand a chance against the two time mvp. and it was a big win for the warriors taking on the ja

jefferies, for five minutes. the house of representatives is a separate and co-equal branch of government. we don't work for donald trump. we work for the people of this great nation. and the events of the last few months have been deeply troubling. i'm trying to figure out when will my colleagues on the other de of the aisle, decide it's time to do your jobs and hold the white house accountable for its actions. when will you do your job? 17 different intelligence agencies concluded that russia interfered with our election for the purpose of helping to elect donald trump. but that was not enough. high level trump allies, such as carter page, his foreign policy advisor, michael flynn, his first national security dvisor, jeff sessions, his attorney general, paul his campaign chairman, michael cohen, his personal attorney, roger stone, his long-time political confidant. . jerry cushner, his son-in-law, top trump allies were having communications with the russians at the same time that they were hacking into our elec

it is first time we will look at eagles new players like alshon jeffery and first time draft pick derrickarnett this round will run through thursday. the work outs are voluntary. >>> 4:56. we want to get back to the breaking news because we're learning new developments, every matter of moments in this one they are all coming in after that ariana grande concert. >> and steve keeley following a very emotional trial, if you will, steve, good morning. >> reporter: new development in the creato case comes today and maybe final day, closing arguments, judge's instructions and then jury deliberations. >>> right now on good day philadelphia, terror strikes an ariana grande cons inert britain, 22 people are dead, dozens more hurt after a suicide bombing, creating chaos and panic. >>> plus a developing story, a imagine, watching someone beaten, and then abducted. it all happened in east falls according to a witness who talked to police and now they are trying to figure out why. >>> picking a jury several men and women are seated in bill cosby's sexual assault trial, ahead what we can expect for day

jeffery tambor.usical guest weezer, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: hey now! >> and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can you feel the love? jeffrey tambor, can you feel the love? >> i can feel it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, lord. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it. you made it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] here's what people are talking about, you guys. i saw that president trump gave a commencement speech at liberty university on saturday. and he said, quote, "always have the courage to be yourself and chase your dreams." then he stopped talking because he ran out of fortune cookies. [ laughter ] "a smile is the key into the hearts of others. lucky numbers five, nine, 34, and 33. thank you." [ laughter and applause ] i read that somewhere the attendance of the ceremony was mandatory and booing wasn't allowed. [ light laughter ] which incidentally, are also the rules when you hav

this video came to us, from state senator jeffery wexston: where her house not very far from if you'rely know where that is, in front of the 7-eleven. let's come off the video and donna z zoomed in, this is one of the could you tell us that got out. the local veterinarian stated her and brought her back out. but as she is getting up, when they brought the cows over, when they brought them over on monday, there was a gate that was left open, and the cows escaped. they just walked out. not like they were doing anything. so three of them are still gone. the calf and two cows. this is the cow they brought back. now, when we got here, she was right at the fence and very agitated. you can just tell she was agitated. my grandfather had a farm, she just had a calf, so the calf that's missing with the other two could you tell us, not her calf. they mistaken's brought a different calf over from the farm. these four cows when they won't enough room they bring them over. what we have now, three cows missing. now, they're hoping to bring her calf back over to this little lot for two reasons. cows d

. >> jeffery rush returns as captain barbosa. >> it is deep secrets from the past that kind of raised their head in this story. >> reporter: dead men tell no tails introduces audience toes new characters on their own quest. >> i play sadrena smith a astronomer, and not a love interest, or in distress but she's out to find her identity >> reporter: she plays brenton as the son of will turner. >> henry drives the whole movie and i was lucky enough to be given a great character with a really, kind of human, based story line. >> something spanish. >> reporter: new members of the pirates crew enjoyed work ing with the series veterans. >> they are amazing. they just turn it on and completely commit to their characters especially johnny, he embodies jack sparrow in a way i have never seen before. >> in hollywood i'm rick dam jella. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" we are following latest on the deadly hit and run last night in bucks county, we are now learning more about the victim and vehicle police are looking for. >>> plus, paying more to get around town how much more will you to have

police say 26-year-old jeffery pearson, was speeding when he lost control of his car and crashed intoin santa rosa. he told officers he smoked marijuana before driving. officers say he had also been drinking. nobody was hurt in the crash. ( darya ) this morning there are renewed efforts to find a missing 5-year-old boy in southern california. aramazd (ahr-uh-mahz) andressian junior went missing on april 22nd. he was last seen leaving disneyland with his father who was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment. he was later released from custody because of lack of evidence. los angeles police are now offering a 10-thousand-dollar reward for information that helps find the boy. since the boy disappeared, police have searched the father's home... the park where the father was found unconscious and a lake. officials are hoping that the new reward will help spur new leads in the search effort. ( darya ) new this morning... firefighters say a massive wildfire in santa barbara county last year was started by a man trying to put out a burning log. the sherpa fire burned nearly 10- thousand

joining me now is ken jefferys. a member of the house committee.it is great to have you with me. reaction from goodlatte on that letter? >> not yet. we need chairman and all house republicans and including paul ryan to start putting country ahead of party. we are in the middle of the constitutional crisis. the like of watergate and richard nixon. the firing of james comey overseeing a criminal investigation to implicate the president of the united states is an urgent threat. necessi we need to see what happens to be fair and impartial. >> when it comes to what you are saying is the precipice of the crisis, in the interview thursday, he asked if he was under investigation. you told me he is not under investigation. what is your reaction to those conversations if true? >> if true, the president is coming dangerously close to obstructing an investigation of his campaign and the investigation that could potentially lead to the downfall of the administration or certainly cause tremendous amount of problems. the president needs to stay as far away from t

. >> officer jeffery seems a little stiff to me. i'm going to help him with this community policing thing. >> now you're walking my beat. >> lead me way. >> so can you talk to us for a few minutes? >> yes. >> you can leave whenever you want to. officer jeffries. >> how you doing? >> how long have you lived in camden, or do you live in camden? >> yes, i do, all my life. >> all your life. >> have you seen the city change in your lifetime? >> it's getting a little better. got a lot of work to do. >> how much work do they have to do? >> get these people off the corner, some people parks on on the side of my house using drugs. i called the police last week. >> did they respond quickly enough? >> no, they did not. >> this is the camden police. >> his people didn't respond. >> please talk to him. >> you all didn't respond fast enough. i stopped the car and told them where the car was. >> early in the morning or late at night? >> in the afternoon. broad daylight. and i did let them know. the loitering and drug use, and when i came back, the

this is judge keannan having a discussion with jeffery wall in the trump strainchts what in the nextxecutive order number two supports the conclusion these aliens from these countries, these 82 million people, would be detrimental to the interests of the united states? >> i don't think what the president was saying was i know them all to be dangerous. he is saying i'm not certain. what he said is, i find it would be detrimental to little people from countries we know to be dangerous, that have deteriorated over time, until i have had a chance working with my cabinet officials to assess the vetting procedures for those countries. he said it would be detriment knoll the face offuncertainty, a reasonable finding, one an executive official could draw. i think there is no question it would survive review. >> brangham: that's the argument all along, the president has authority and this is in the interest of the country. >> that's right and the government doesn't see any violation of the establishment clause, and we know the establishment clause does not permit the government to disfavor re

. >> very quickly, jeffery, is it time for the president and some of his associates, as they say, tort lawyering up. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. it would be totally irresponsible -- and there's also precedent for that. you know, bill clinton had bob bennett who represented him in the paula jones case and david kendall who represented him in "the star" investigation. you're not admitting anything by hiring a lawyer. you are exercising common sense and that's what not only the president is going to have to do but lots of people in that white house who are all going to wind up being interviewed or testifying before a grand jury. >> everybody stand by. we're going to take a quick break. much more after this. the show's about to start! how do i look? like a bald penguin. [ laughing ] show me the billboard music awards. show me top artist. show me the top hot 100 artist. they give awards for being hot and 100 years old? we'll take 2! [ laughing ] xfinity x1 gives you exclusive access to the best of the billboard music awards just by using your voice. the billboard music awards. sunday, may 21st

hold on, jeffery. he's the president of the united states. he is.ou had to expect something was going to come. >> yeah. well that's why a lot of us want him to be president of the united states. >> but he is. >> tells the irs they shouldn't be enforcing the law what they're doing with the johnson amendment. there's a law on the book, there's a building on the hill and a bunch of people in chambers and decide what the law is. you don't tell the irs not to enforce the law. these people down here who have a crisis of competence can't get anything done up on the hill. we're seeing it with the health care thing and a bunch of other stuff. unless they can sign it in his office nothing gets done. i'm sure this will be ticked off on the steve bannon white board religious liberties, check. >> this is not about discrimination or taking away anyone's rights it's about making sure everyone has equal footing and some people according to their conscience want to behave in a certain way they have the freedom to do so. >> i want to fight for my right to party. next

acting bart police chief jeffery jennings defending his police department monday saying that bart police officers were working extra hours before the mob attack at the oakland coliseum station and continue to work extra hours.sot this past weekend i don't know if they are juveniles or adults we arrested 16 people with my extra staffing which thwarted a lot of activity.at this point jennings says only one juvenile is still being directly linked to the mob attack. bart doesn't plan on releasing video of the incident. saying it would be against state law. however, former bart police chief gary gee says while that may be correct he's talked with several experts who say they could also use the law to release the video to help identify the suspects.sot what bart could have done and who knows maybe they did go to the district attorney's office or go to the juvenile court try to seek an order to release it. as to preventing the attack.monday this victim and his lawyer claimed the conductor didn't have to open the doors of the train because people were pounding on them. activing chief jennings sa

police say the driver, 26- year-old jeffery pearson, was speeding when he lost control of his vehiclecrashed into the store. police say he told officers he smoked marijuana before driving. officers also say they found signs of alcohol consumption in his vehicle. pearson was booked into the sonoma county jail on suspicion of driving under the influence. there were no injuries and none of the animals in the store were injured. (glo)in southern california. . . authorities are now offering a $10-thousand-dollar reward to locate a 5-year-old missing boy.little aramazd (ahr-uh-mahz) andressian junior. . .went missing on april 22nd.he was last seen leaving disneyland with his father. . . .who was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment. . . after being found . . after being found unconscious at a park.he could not account for the location of his son.detectives searched the father's home in south pasadena. (anchor) fired north charleston police officer michael slager has pleaded guilty to violating the civil rights of an unarmed black man he shot in back. the death of walter scott was see

jeffery rosen to be deputy. and rachel brand. the vote sets at 5:00 p.m. eastern. the house returns tomorrow to coincide national police week, they'll take up bills involving law enforcement including legislation, making the murder or attempted murder of police and aggravating factors in determining death penalty sentences. also, on the agenda, new sanctions on the syrian government and individuals who do business with them. watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. donald trump is getting ready to travel. the president leaves this friday may 19th and will head to saudi arabia and israel and rome where he will be visiting the vatican. he will end his trip for the g-7 summit. tonight on the communicators, a look at small town and rural broad band with shirley bloomfield, ceo of ntca, the broad band of association. she talks about her organization desires for her broad band expansion becoming a greater priority within the trump administration. she's interviewed by communication daily senior editor, david kaut. >> what would you say your biggest abili

you can do talking jeffery is four but he looks like he is 15.tender playing with kid up to 13. tough kid too. and his mom, shannon is here as well. then we have the boss, pauline castille who thinks it is cool tore live on the delaware river in philadelphia then her home town of hawaii, but she went through coastguard academy so she's an officer. she's kind enough to model the life preserver for adults. take ate way. >> good morning again. >> every year before memorial day week leading up to memorial day coastguard promotes safe boating. memorial day is huge weekend for people getting their boats out and spending time on the water but we want everybody to be safe, of course. couple things we are focusing on this year but again we want to put emphasis on life jackets. every boat is required to have a life jacket for every person on game. couple things to be wear of when you buy a life jacket make sure it is coastguard approved, that is required. you will need. that you want to make sure it is designed for person they are wearing. thinks designed

a lot of people excited have having brown there and jefferies there. >> they can catch the ball. >> jordan matthews in the slot. powerhouse. >> i'm ready to go. because we got nothing else. the phillies again lost. what is that, they've scored like two runs, two games. lost 19 out of 23. oh. >> so eagles were depending. >> please. >> deliver us. >> peters and cox need to show up. march at mcdonald's, why thousands of workers across the country including our area will show up at mcdonald's today. they want that minimum wage, man. >> no glove, no problem. oh, oh,. >> this phillies fan who i had that that diving catch in the stands. we showed this to you yesterday. wait for it. oh, wait. already happen? >> no, here comes the replay. >> oh, look at. that will well he'll join us this morning, along with his girlfriend, the woman he landed on. >> what's left of her. >> you saw that movie last night, was it good. >> it was good. >> i mean, it was funny. we will talk more about it. >> okay. >> not out yet. it will be coming out soon. >> oh, cutting edge. >> so what's happening at motorcycle done a

my name is jeffery all coaliti. and our main function, reason we created the group, is to attain the passage of a bill that's already in the house, in committee, which is hr-676. medicare for all. i just want to repeat that for everybody. hr-676. it's worth reading. this bill will provide health care, real quality health care to every child, woman, and man in the united states. and it will not only do that, but it will also provide a savings of over $600 billion per year. not over ten years, $600 billion per year with a promise of increased savings in the future. it will also save companies thousands of dollars per employee per year. and make our companies more competitive overseas and help our balance of payments. so we have several requests for you. we would like to ask if you would commit to introducing this bill in the senate as an alternative to the horrendous bill that was passed in the house. if you'll becommits champion in the senate. if you'll meet with us and work with us so we can figure out y ways we can

western digital is down about 1% over a downgrade at jefferies.s up nearly 2% due to an upgraded morgan stanley. it's suggesting this stock and climb higher by at least 30%. the analyst over there thanks the free cash flow potential is strong on a sticky customer base. jonathan: thank you very much. joining us now from chicago is bi b onkyo -- the echo - anco. us stocks like a highly paid free agent in sports? draft thishe nfl past weekend and every stock investor like to think that just think of them as a general manager trying to find an undervalued jim. this market is more like the guy that pay $25 million for an established superstar. usually, you overpay for those guys but in this case, it's working. it's working because of what we saw with earnings last week. 190 s&p companies reported. and it was great. almost 80% of them beat estimates. the overall year-over-year growth rate and earnings jumped to 12.5% from under 10% just a week earlier, even 9% growth of you take out the volatile energy sector. so good with earnings numbers last week tha

jeffery. >> thank you chairman for your leadership and yielding this distinguish panel here, today of your service of the country. the department i of justice und attorney general sessions is now calling for a review of consent decrees involving local police department and itt appears that they attempted to stop movement in that directionst as it relat to the baltimore police department which hadad a histor of problems highlighted by the freddie gray's matter but a series of other issues as well. now, i believe that you came to the city of houston and previously were in the city of austin, is that right? and now during the timeos at th austin pd, i think there were voluntary cooperation agreements between the justice civil rights division and the department in austin, is that right? >> yes, we were investigated by justice.tment of it lasted about four years of the entire process but rather than of the challenge of consent degree decree is a lot of money of what i described earlier. folkses getting paid of having vested interest and never getting out of the consent decree. it will chan

jonathan: sean darby of jefferies, thank you very much.ruskin of deutsche bank, thank you. alan: we have to 130 on the cable. jonathan: alan, good to have you. next, chief global strategist will be here. we dedicated to the fixed income from new york, you're watching bloomberg. ♪ sound u.s. stocks by u.s. equities. china's crackdown on leverage ripples through markets. lookout, commodities. from new york city, good morning and welcome to doom -- bloomberg daybreak: asia. i am jonathan ferro. here is the tone of the market for you this tuesday morning. futures up about 1/10 of 1% on the s&p 500. some brought dollar strength out there captured against the euro. down about 130 kent state dollar. david: time now for your morning brief. fed president speaks at the minnesota conference. later, we will hear from the u.s. fed president and the dallas fed president. at 10:00, they report make it was a sense of what might be behind those job numbers in march. we will get a report on wholesale inventories. at 1:00 this afternoon, the u.s. treasury is

. >> reporter: jeffery haslet has been best friends with the victim since they were in day care. >> heas funny, outgoing. he was a friend to everybody. >> reporter: harrison brown, killed. three others slashed by the attacker. >> one white male college student. he's been stabbed a couple of times. he is conscious. >> reporter: police say this man, another u.t. student, inexplicably went berserk monday. witnesses say at first, the stabbing spree seemed unreal. >> he grabbed this guy by the shoulder and stabbed him in the back. >> reporter: as video posted on social media shows, campus police wrestled the suspect to the ground. officials say the arrest coming two minutes after the police were first called. in custody this morning, 21-year-old kendrex white. still unclear, a motive. >> the individual didn't attack people that were right there. he walked a little ways. then he stabbed another individual and so forth. >> reporter: one classmate of the alleged knife-wielding attacker said he noticed a personality shift after white was arrested for a dui for last month. >> he was missing from