jenna is joining us from new york. jenna: thank you, yvonne. a jury has ordered johnson and johnson to pay $14 billion in damages to a woman who claimed damages toillion in a woman who claimed their talk talc powder caused her ovarian cancer. president trump told the london sun that a brexit plan will kill any trade deal with the u.s.. he suggested boris johnson would leader, saying may ignored his plan on dealing with the eu. some are calling the brexit plan the worst option possible. president trump has treated a letter from kim jong-un praising his efforts. it is dated july 6, that is when mike pompeo was in pyongyang. that meeting concluded with north korean state media calling the u.s. approach "cancerous and gangsterlike." despite the apparent setback, trump street hails great progress. due to the escalation of what might be a protected trade war, there is particular worry that there are no signs of negotiation. recent movements suggest china will allow market forces to drive the exchange rate until there is reason to change. global news

jenna also says as a dancer she's used to wearing nothing. >> or actually nothing in this case.ven dancers sometimes struggle with body image. sharna burgess got real about that with etonline's lauren zima. >> it took me a lot in hollywood to love the skin that i'm in, you know? it's a really difficult business to be in. good. walk around. five, six, seven, eight. but through movement, through fitness, and through dance, i really learned to love my body. >> it's hard to imagine that the 33-year-old aussie dance pro with the killer physique could ever be body-shamed, but sharna says being bullied at an early age really shook her confidence, and it took her a long time to get it back. >> how old were you when you were going through that? >> to be honest i've had -- my life being in the dance industry, it happened as a teen and then it happened certainly seven years ago when i came to "dancing with the stars." and you see one mean comment on twitter or on facebook and then that sets you off. >> is that something you still get now even being on the show and looking as amazing as you

let's get first word news with jenna dagmar. jenna: at&t says a u.s.l against the merger doesn't change anything because the deal is closed. the justice department is challenging the decision allowing and $85 billion takeover, which created a telecommunications giant. at&t closed the transaction on june 14, two days after the earlier decision. it was the first time in decades the court decided a merger of companies operating in different parts of a supply chain. china is accusing the u.s. of logic" in "gangers the way it handles trade dispute. no current contact in washington, and although it doesn't want to fight it's not afraid of escalation. they have vowed to take forceful measures, blaming america for breaking the rules. >> that's a gangster's logic and it's the thief crying, stop thief. it's the united states who violated the wto rules and imposes tariffs unilaterally. that's typical behavioral of trade protectionism, which is not based on international law or justified grounds. jenna: standard chartered lowered its forecast for the yuan due to i

i think like jenna was saying earlier, the president is only more emboldened. think he's more confident in his own abilities and is more confident relying on people who think more like him. john bolton is now the national security adviser. stephen miller's role in immigration seems only to be growing. and we saw the way the president went into this north korea meeting, thinking just through force of personality he could really accomplish something. and as we started off this segment with that report, it didn't work out, and it seems like he's getting deceived. so while things might appear more stable to the president and while he might think that he's really getting a grasp of the job, i think things are just as unstable as ever, which is especially concerning going into this putin meeting. >> two working journalists working to cover this administration and working late for us tonight, i note. jenna johnson, matt nussbaum, thank you both for coming on our broadcast tonight. we really appreciate it. >>> and coming up for us, what's the chance this president has

i am jenna duggan heart, this is bloomberg. ramy? jenna, thank you very much.e have earnings to talk about, most importantly, microsoft. su keenan is here for the. , walk us through what we saw with trump criticizing the fed. stocks starting to edge higher, then trump comes in with a comment that there was no lasting impact at the close. at this snapshot, the dollars three-day rise was probably the key driver for the day. taking a look at financials, that was the biggest recliner in the market and in the s&p 500 sectors. small caps actually did well. looking at some of the big movers, financials were front and center. not only did you have american express which was a drug, there warnings -- the outlook for earnings disappointed there as well. the ceo asked for patience from investors, that things would get better, but he certainly did not seem to get it in his latest trading session. it affected all the banks. travelers, express, e*trade, all impacted. taking a look at some of the other big movers, earnings were a big driver. , and equipment company, came in w

jenna: the u.s.ed at the wto with washington demanding reforms to make the economy more responsive. they said beijing would not respond to heavy-handed tactics. the u.s. is preparing duties on $200 billion of chinese goods and present trump threaten tariffs on $500 billion. facebook plunged 19% after months of scandal finally hit growth. it seemed immune to fierce criticism, the failure to protect private data, and it's changing rules on ads. it wiped away billions of dollars and market cap. seti aramco is tapping the international bond market to finance a move for petrol chemical giant. such a move into global capital could offer an alternative to the ipo. it would force the largest oil producer to disclose its account to new investors for the first time. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm jenna dagenhart, this is bloomberg. how thetend to see asian markets are shaping up this morning. let's

it was this mom, jenna, got the ball rolling by giving the couple the use of an apartment she owns a from the hospital.then her friend toby stepped up too.toby: "jenna was going to provide a place to sleep and i would provide the food and they could just concentrate on getting their daughter well."dave carlin/reporting"without knowing when rosalie will be well enough to leave this hospital, the family looks for an apartment and their new friends are helping them with that."shelcie holbert/mother: "it proves there is so much good in the world // i actually asked jenna to be the godmother of rosalie because i just couldn't believe all the (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. get your yes for less at the newest ross store in south santa rosa. (ken)there is an intersection in san

." >>> that's the moment "dancing with the stars'" star val and jenna johnson got engaged in italy.r first interview. >> jenna said she nearly ran out of patience. >> i went through his things. >> well, val hid the ring in his book bag and things got intense going through airport security. >> both bags got pulled to the side. they went through her bag and day got to my bag and they're like, oh. you can't travel with this water, i'm like, okay. >> the liquid's too much. >> yeah. >> the surprise was not spoil. >> it all worked out. >> bye, everybody. dove gives you fashion ready underarms so you can wear anything. and we mean anything. ♪ from athletic tops to zebra dresses, and every outfit in between. ♪ wear what you want, when you want. with 48 hour protection and softer, smoother, fashion ready underarms. from dove antiperspirants. a paid advertisement for the philips airfryer xxl, the healthiest way to fry! what could be better than delicious, crispy fried food? healthier fried food. with the introduction of the original philips airfryer, eating healthy changed forever, allowing y

." >>> that's the moment "dancing with the stars'" star val and jenna johnson got engaged in italy.r first interview. >> jenna said she nearly ran out of patience. >> i went through his things. >> well, val hid the ring in his book bag and things got intense going through airport security. >> both bags got pulled to the side. they went through her bag and day got to my bag and they're like, oh. you can't travel with this water, i'm like, okay. >> the liquid's too much. >> yeah. >> the surprise was not spoil. >> it all worked out. >> bye, everybody. now at eight ... she had is just amazing, she is a fighter and had the will to survivethe incredible story of the woman who drove off a 200=foot cliff in big sur.whooshwe have a live update from the peninsula ... where residents were warned to stay indoors as police tracked down a backyard prowler.whooshthat accused serial rapist in san francisco wasn't just posing as a rideshare driver ... he actually was one.and that's not all we've learned about his past,whooshso many dogs running around that it created a whole other side to the emerge

. >>> all right, what about channing tatum and jenna dewan?after their shocking split, the two are focused on being friends and co-parents. channing was seen having a daddy/daughter day with everly at the park. jenna recently explained the 5-yea-rold's life goals. >> so, everly, she wants to be a professional ballerina. but she doesn't -- she literally doesn't follow the class like at all. >> you brought a video of little everly in dance class. >> so we've been keeping tabs and 2018 has been brutal for those famous in love. we've counted 53 celeb splits this year. including chris evans and jenny slate. eric dane and rebecca gayheart. alicia silverstone ended her near 13-year marriage. and for geena davis, it was 16. ♪ i'm bad at love >>> halsey and g-easy proved to be bad at love. brooke burke called her split with david charvet a "necessary decision" and "positive change." "my big fat greek wedding's" nia vardalos and ian gomez said, "our relationship became a friendship." and after her split from anderson east, miranda lambert says, i am who

i'm jenna -- dagenhart, this is bloomberg.ian markets are shaping up so far this morning. let's get another eight with sophie kamaruddin. sophie: mixed so far. the yen is gaining ground, trading at against the dollar. and strong gdp data helping boost the cost be as well as a three-week high. they remain resilient in the second quarter despite trade tensions. they are in a playlist. using the graphic on the terminal. that has pushed higher. we haven't hit that threshold in about a year. the operations, a steepening of that yield curve. indicating that move for the jgb market. a? at what the boj will do next. blackrock expecting some fine-tuning that won't upset the market, vanguard saying that there is little chance of that. some of the stock moves in the region, swinging this year despite topping estimates of results thanks to booming chip sales. chinese declined a miss in earnings. the company also pointed to the high-performance of shiny smartphones. aisai, falling short of shock and and the stock fell overnight about 11%.

let's get you to first word news with jenna.nt trump threatening to impose tariffs on cars imported from the eu, and the president says imported vehicles will be top of the agenda. losses on warn of job both sides of the atlantic as the administration carries out its threat. president trump: we said if we do not negotiate something fair, we have tremendous retribution, which we do not want to use, but we have tremendous powers. we have to, including cars. , and youhe big one know what we are talking about with respect to cars and tariffs and cars. google says it will appeal a record $5 billion antitrust fine imposed by the european union for the way it puts search and web browser apps on its mobile devices. it said it changed the way it operates and was given unto mid-october to stop what brussels called "illegal that includesd for those who push services in front of users. >> having used google as a vehicle for its search engine. these practices, they have denied others to innovate and to compete on the merits. denied european

jenna ellis is with us. jenna, you're a very smart attorney. so maybe help me with this.s there -- let's take it to the extreme case that the president did know about this meeting and was given a heads-up about this meeting. then what? >> well, this shouldn't be coming from his attorney, michael cohen. and the fact that cohen has absolutely no evidence, he's making this wild accusation, clearly self-serving. as you indicated, this is about something totally unrelated. here in america, we value the relationship hoff attorney client privilege. just like we do a medical doctor and their patient, doctor-patient con if i denty -- confidentiality. imagine if this was a priest. he said hey, i have evidence and you can use this -- >> neil: i know that. that's not the whole client-attorney -- that i get. i'm wondering and talking to gregg jarrett, that meeting alone wouldn't mean anything. he said it on fox business. if you don't get that network, you should. part of what he was making clear to me is that whether the president misrepresented to the media, there's no crime in that.

i am jenna gagging heart -- i am jenna.ve more with an economics professor lawrence lau. he says china will not escalate the battle further. markets on risks investors should be watching out for. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: welcome back. this is "daybreak asia." i am remy inocencio in new york. yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. asia-pacific stocks saw a mixed start. the trade war shows little sign of abating. crude oil plunged the most in two years. joining us now, a macro strategist. you are avoiding all the trade tensions at the moment. is that how you adjust to these positive pullbacks? wethere are multiple risks need to face. it is not just the trade war. that is in the headlines every single day, but other things affect asia and markets. the dollar movement remains key. we have seen the dollar back again -- rally back again the past few days. and bonds.for fx the second half of this year we will see much less liquidity from central banks. the fed is already mentioning they will buy less and less

jenna and todd were sworn in on july 9 at the montgomery county courthouse and have recently accepted their new responsibilities. before becoming assistant superintendent, jenna was the north penn school district's director of special education. while todd served as principal of the north penn high school. in their new roles, jenna will focus on school safety, mental health, professional development, and cultural issues. and tom will focus on accountability, athletics, summer school, redistricting, and school board policies. we commend these fine public servants for their work and wish them the best of luck as they begin this new chapter in their careers. i would also like to thank former assistant superintendent, dianne, for her service as well and wish her best in her etirement. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize a dedicated public servant in bucks county, pennsylvania. on july 3, matt was officially sworn in as a police chief of a township by the madge steerial district judge gary. he had been serving as acting police chief since january upon the appointment of james sabbath orruoghf

jenna: it is important to me. diversity has been a homework of my career.it as an hr policy or a nice to have. it is a fundamental business strategy. diverse teams think better. more diversenting customers as well. we have 50% of women on our order of directors. we are thrilled to be in that group. i have more than 50% women in my see sweet. 75% women in our company. 70% of our store managers, we are by and large a women powered, women led company. scarlet: let's talk about the customer side. what specific customer demographic does cigna deed of -- need a do a better job of reaching out to. gina: millennial consumers are important. and are the most important interested in the category, particularly young men. they're getting married at the same rate as their parents did. they are commemorating an engagement with diamonds at a higher rate than they did then gen x. they're just getting married later. they want a very connected journey. alstom and start online as their shopping journey. while, more than 90% and up in the story. making sure we have a brand equi

obviously i love jenna and it was really special. >> beautiful.edding going to be? >> i think exactly like val said like so much "gma," i was holding this because i feel like that's going to be my role in a lot of -- >> you could drop confetti. >> maybe flower boy. >> flower boy. >> an exclusive. i believe adam will be a bridesman. is that what it's called? >> i think so. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, val. mandy, we all know your work. that dance in "la la land" was just incredible. but are you ready to be in front of the camera? >> i think so. yeah, i've had this entire career behind the camera. tom is so sweet and says my name every night on the main show. i'm super excited to be on the other side this time and talking with the kids and coaching. >> george, i would love to brag on mandy's behalf. she's behind every awesome performance you see on "dancing with the stars" literally. >> aw, thank you. >> you always explode out of the gate. so great. >> such a fun show to work on. and obviously compete in so we met him last year and you won!

jenna has predicted a red wave in november you see batting average. i do actually look i've been saying for a while i think we talked about this last time on the show the three of us that the blue wave was slowly turning into a blue trickle or maybe a blue drip drip drip i'm not sure about a red wave but i do think that the odds are in republicans favor you just mentioned maxine waters there again the democrats getting out a little over their skis you had senator chuck schumer actually had to make some comments and chastised her on the u.s. senate floor which i thought was the right thing but this speaks to the larger problem really of the democratic party is that every single week you have someone who is the new face of the democratic party you have that socialist candidate who just won in new york she's the face of the party this week who knows who will be the face of the party next week and this is really the key problem with democrats right now they have no message as evidence by their retreat last year where they had to steal the slogan of papa j

jenna: u.k.me minister theresa may is fighting a cabinet revolt over her plan to tie the country close to eu trade rules after brexit. senior figures meet later to discuss her compromise for customs rule but her top negotiator is already said to have rejected it. metn pre-brexit ministers the foreign secretary on thursday night, raising concerns with downing street. bank of england governor mark carney says signs of growing strength in the u.k. economy support a move towards higher interest rates. date i him increasing confidence. the first quarter was largely weather.nter his upbeat remarks leave the door open to a hike as early as the bank's meeting on august 2. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. we are counting down to the major market opens. latest with sophie, u.s. tariffs on chinese goods in a few hours, we saw a relief rally overnight. maybe: it looks like that off in asia as well.

go to jenna's book club, too.n several states in the union women aren't allowed to do it. how do you like me now, you'll see real life cowgirls. >>> conventional parenting rules we should all break to raise a well rounded child. some might surprise you. first, this is "today" on n. bc >>> we're back now at 8:44 with "today" wellness. we're busting parenting myths that can help everyone in your family. >> joining us adam grant, a professor and organizational psychologist at the wharton school of business. adam, good morning. >> good morning, professor. >> you've been writing a little bit about child rearing and so many people think, i want to teach my kid to do everything right and i want to raise a prodigy. there's something missing. tell us about it. >> yeah, i think most of us are just determined to teach our kids to be the best they can be. yet, if you look at what happens to kids who grow up wanting to do the best, obvious they feel better but do worse because they are constantly comparing their lives to what

. >> jenna alice, the policy direct terror with the family institute.tic strategists in the pluralism project. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. i want to start with doing what's going on your party. dems may 23 republican seats to overtake the house majority. they focus on 25 districts are clicking one in trump early one. is that the right strategy for your party right now? >> first of all, sorry about the ritz crackers. the way i look at those. we have one side of the party, which is focused on the democratic socialist movement and a lot of center democrats like what we have this past year in terms of what he sees. we are a big tent party and that's what it means to be american. bringing together people across the country is a greater message. as long as we keep our heads focused on the game and don't get good. i think democrats would be great. >> that's my point with the democratic socialists of america are becoming a very strong voice for the younger democratic voter. you've got to get the younger voter in. can you get that turn out? >> why not

jenna ellis joins us on what she's seeing., doesn't look like a bob mueller sit-down with the president will happen. >> i don't think it will either. i think that rudy guliani is giving president trump the exact correct advice. i would do the same thing. we're over a year in the investigation and if there's not one piece of evidence to show that there's any basis to this, then why go and risk that? we're at the point now where robert mueller is probably getting pressure. this is his only case. most special prosecutors deal with this plus a full docket. so he's under pressure to find something. that's when we'll get wrongful convictions. if we look at the high profile cases in the last 20 years like duke lacrosse, when you have high intensity and scrutiny, the prosecutors are looking for something rather than doing their job. >> neil: and you're trying to find out what that something is if you're rudy guliani as if the mueller folks will tell you that. so looks like a mexican standoff. it's not going to happen, right? >> and it

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. >> please welcome jenna stapleton, wife of walker stapleton. >> hi, i'm jenna stapleton.nk you for allowing me to introduce my husband walker stapleton. most of the time you'll hear an introduction about all of the things a person has done in his or her professional or elected life, but i'd like to introduce you to the man i know and love, walker stapleton, the husband and father. after all, it's really the character of that man that will truly tell you what kind of governor he will be. i married walker because i wanted to marry someone with a bigger face than i had. i had come to my faith later in life and i wanted to marry someone who would lead our family in faith and faithfully, and walker has done that. he's the one who makes sure we go to church on sunday, and it's walker who prays with our kids every night at bedtime. he's truly a man of amazing faith. who else would buy a puppy for his three little kids before embarking upon a gubernatorial campaign? when walker and i talked about his running for governor, we made a promise to each other that we would focus on fam

published in a book publication marks one hundred is since the birth of the former south african president jenna how reports i for twenty seven years in prison nelson mandela's communications with the outside world consisted mainly of letters written from his prison cell words were his principal means of keeping alive friendships and family ties religious faith and political conviction our cause is just it is a fight for human dignity and for an honorable life often heavily censored or never delivered at all most of the letters appear in a new volume of mandela's prison writings launched in johannesburg this week many published for the first time offer a new insights into one of the world's most famous figures during some of his darkest times it's one of those milestone books that will open a chapter of our rules need not just our vision that freedom didn't just come to feed just tough that madiba to feel the pain med of his message is one we can all learn from that we all need to do something good in the world in which we live wherever we are to make sure that this kind of life that he had to l

but then jenna does it with her leg. [ light laughter ] so we did the rehearsal and i did that. >> you'll be off the air. [ light laughter ] but i literally did it. she was like we never expected that you could do that. we just wrote that as like an imagery, like an idea. i was like, oh i thought, like i practiced. >> seth: yeah. you're like, i was the dining car, miss fey. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here. always such a pleasure to see you. >> i love seeing you. >> seth: jane krakowski, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "the unbreakable kimmy schmidt" streaming on netflix currently. we'll be right back with devin dawson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ooh-wee, grab an umbrella kids 'cause dad's gonna make it rain "tre tres". he's saying he's gonna score a bunch of three-pointers on you. yeah, we ball til we fall. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the detail

. >> reporter: mom jenna knows how important it is for kids to learn the value of a buck. >> that's a good deal. >> reporter: going over household expenses including the grocery budget is a family activity. >> i'm hoping by giving them these skills at an early age they'll be more prosperous in the future. >> reporter: important lessons about making and saving. >> good job. >> reporter: these kids see as just plain summer fun. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, austin. >> and that is a good deal. >>> all right. we're back in a moment with the sound of success. ♪ news of the next big step for those gospel singers who performed at the royal wedding. ♪ darling darling stand by me >>> you recognize that song. they were a hit at the royal wedding. in may, singing a powerful rendition of "stand by me" for prince harry and meghan markle. and for millions who watched all around the world. well, that performance by the kingdom choir has earned the british gospel group a deal with sony records. they'll start to record their first album soon with a global release planned for november. well earned. >>> i

this chair is supposed to be filled by jenna bush hagan. >> coming up on sunday, another great band lady antebellum bell um, lady a, one of the biggest bands in the world, waiting to go on tour, final rehearsals, inside that airplane hangar sized place where they set up a rig. full concert experience. they let us sit and watch. what a fun band to sit and talk with and hang out with. >> nicest in the business. >> they really are. >> every time he sits down with you he makes news somehow so i'm going to be tuning in. >> thank you, hoda. >>> megyn kelly up next but first a look at news and weather. ♪ . >>> this is an nbc news special report. here is lester holt. >> good day everyone from london on an incredibly busy news day. in fact, we're coming on the air for two developing stories. first, let me set the scene. where president trump and the first lady are being welcomed by the queen. they choppered in and the honor guard will play the national anthem. in washington d.c. we learned of a news conference by rod reesen ste -- rod rosenstein. a

. >> reporter: his parents, jenna and chris, are learning as they go. mom now hand-sews the outfits. oliver takes being authentic very seriously. >> there we go, how do i look? like i belong in 1776? >> no. >> reporter: he prefers the 18th century card game whist to video games. >> you win again. i think you have cards up your colonial sleeves. do you guys think this is a phase? >> i feel like two years for a phase is a long time. so we just do what he wants to do. >> reporter: what he wants to do is come here. he was disappointed when the family went to disney world over spring break. do you want to work in a museum? you want to work here? it's easy to picture oliver running the place someday. a young man with a bright future thanks to his passion for the past. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, i'at is "nightly news" kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, thanks so much for watching and happy independence day. now: good evening and thanks for joining us on this 4th of july... i )m raj mathai. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening and thanks for b

all of these tacky jenna gotta keep. the investigators met two more girls who claim to be in the video. team tried to verify if they were. as sick as you might be too good it might be she goes out of. the film not. just now on. the other machine bush. doesn't care about her. but. he. planted a lot of. this is what her. last. words this girl beg i'm john or was this girl syringe are far isn't a bari did not believe that they were the girls from the video i told them that these are not those two women afaik but she was overruled by the other team members by the time the team headed back to islamabad they were no longer speaking to each other there were three members of the committee i am saying they are the same in further investigation as to why these two other women are saying you know all the he met the girls and they are saying the thing that thing has happened they submitted their report to the chief justice of pakistan soon after the supreme court closed the case. months later the fate of the girls remains unclear. t

jenna has joined the party. we've got a powerful dose of mom-spiration. >> i haven't heard that.deo of stretch marks saying i guess these aren't going away. this is my new body. she went on writing instagram is crazy. i think it's awesome people have killer bodies and are proud to so them off, i really do. i know how hard it can be forget what -- for lack of a better word -- regular old bodies look like when everyone looks bonkers amazing. she went on, also, i don't really call this body confidence because i'm not quite there yet. i'm super insecure. i'm just happy that i can make anyone else out there feel better. her post did just that. christine writes, it makes me feel better even you get insecure. caitlyn writes, thank you for talking about this and being honest. it matters. teigen has been very candid about breastfeeding sharing several photos online. social media users seem to be embracing her openness and frankly relating to her journey as a mother. let's face it, sometimes instagram and all those things, it's like everybody's highlight reel, you never put the real deal o

taking the subway is the most normal thing in the world you'd think but for jenna who can tell me i'm doing for it it's a real ordeal with the noise of the platform the approaching trains and the shutting doors and the people. power to live my life i try to see where the most people are and go where there are fewer of us i check if they're eating something or if there are small children i could cry. or whether someone's holding keys that they might play with i try to avoid that here that's might be the shrooms also the worst thing is when people slurp or bite into an apple or make hectic movements. and that's when i get a little panicky i'm trying to turn upon. canyon jemmett through an online support group its members are afflicted by anxiety triggered by everyday noises it's not a neurosis been extreme sensitivity to sound it's called them is a phony and literally hatred of sound. most suffer as have had the condition since early childhood over and they'd started in elementary school during snack time everyone would be eating and i'd run out of the room crying when i might have to o

like to introduce you to jenna hoover, a single mom who knew absolutely nothing about real estate before she attended my two hour class. - i had zero experience. i didn't know anything about real estate. i always would see the shows on tv and i just never had anybody that was there to teach me or educate me. and there are so many components that i was nervous about or i was afraid about. i didn't know how to walk into a property and know how much it would cost to renovate it. all the tools, systems, resources, than provided me answer all those questions. they took all those insecurities and threw them out the door for me. i think back at my confidence level and being a single mom with a two-year-old little girl. i did things that i never thought were going to be possible. i wasn't just learning how to flip a house, i was learning how to have belief in myself when i didn't have it. - people often ask me, than, why real estate and why right now? well, you've probably already noticed what's currently going on in this country is very scary. most americans are living paycheck to paycheck. whh

parents, jenna and chris, are learning as they go. mom hand-sews the outfits. >> how do i look? >> he prefers the 18th century card game. >> i think you have cards up your sleeves here. >> do you feel this is a phase? >> he'll do what he wants to do. >> reporter: what he wants to do is come here. he was disappointed whenhe families went to disney world er spring break. >> you want to work here. >> reporter: it's easy to pick sure oliver running the place right now. >> pretty cool kid. it's 6:36 now. >> the viral social media story. >>> the clouds are around for come of us this morning. setting up 80 degrees right now. i'll show you who may be able to expect a couplest thunderorms this weekend. big relief coming up. >>> plus, the nats >>>ew 4 today" starts now. >> right now, approaching 6:30 we'reooking at indian head highway. the traffic is moving againhe afterorthbound lanes were shut down for hours overnight. police were investigating another crash on what's b called the most dangerous road in our area. >>> here's what we know ant t latest accident. overnight, two chiren were

was i get my money now why not act jenna again to our son why exxon and of all people we believe is the job again. all of my kids i want them up with i jolly well they are other mothers are not a mother how do you like is there a lot of them i am a little like a mad bull don't let the other invite them on a trip without either them or starting at the mother the other day. and twenty fourteen a bloody revolution to get the demonstration going from being relatively peaceful for the protest to be freezing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know are here to do a poem in your list book video dreaming the new bill is that i knew spelling you know the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took. it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. you will be in. your last years plus. or not what i mean. well you. sure there was a formal review. and you were pretty forceful. to move forward to. headlining right now u.k. counter-terror police say tw

yes family members are burying twenty year old jenna vasquez on friday he was one of dozens of students and trenched inside a church for more than fifteen hours as paramilitary forces shot at them. his family says he was hit by a bullet from an a k forty seven according to other students but agonized for more than an hour. police allowed ambulances to take out the wounded for a night he was not one of them died on saturday morning as the siege at the church to. something meant to come across them i see how we feel helpless seeing our brothers getting killed and we can't do anything because we don't have weapons to defend ourselves and we don't really want them because nicaragua is no place for civil war. the government says students another political. ponens are terrorists and coup plotters and are responsible for the deaths of policemen during the crisis influence on this mast men who are supporting the government say they will attack anyone who builds a barricade rights groups accuse them of going around the country terrorizing the population. they say paramilitary and government supp

. >> reporter: mom jenna knows how important it is for kids to learn the value of a sbuck. >> tha a goodl. >> reporter: going over household expenses including the group ofry budg grocery budget a a family activity. >> i'm hoping by giving them these skills at an earlyth age ey'll be more prosperous in the future. >> reporter: important lessons about making and saving. >> good job. >> reporter: these kids see as just plain summer fun. kristin dolgren, nbc news, austin. >>> and that is a good deal. all right, well, we're back in a moment witthe sou of success. news of the next big step for those gospel singers who performed at the royal wedding. dear great-great grandfather, you made moonshine in a backwoods still. smuggled booze and dodged the law. even when they brought you in, they could never hold you down. when i built my family tree and found you, i found my sense of adventure. i set off on a new life, a million miles away. i'm heidi choiniere, and this is my ancestry story. now with over 10 billion historical records, discover your story. get started for free at ancestry.com you mi

implement trade policies beneficial to them and whatever trump state he's going to really have to jenna flecked a little bit to car manufacturers whatever they want to set or in the u.s. a lot of it's coming internally it is indeed but i also think this president shows mentality of put america first make america great again history has shown us that protectionist policies often have a negative impact on the country in imposing the tariffs so even though it might be standing up for some u.s. car manufacturers might be standing up for u.s. steel producers alamy and producers alternately if you're not in those sectors yourself and united states you're probably going to lose out so even though it could be it could benefit only a small percentage of workers in the states it's most likely one of the overall negative impact bullsh president wants to be seen to be standing up for america and taking a tough line with others hopefully it will come to a full on trade war because hopefully all the parties such as the and china will have jet effect at first yeah be interesting if younger has made eu

and matthew lyon and jenna die of pack they were jailed for criticize and the alienness sedition act people were killed like the lice and lovejoy who was against slavery and many others mark twain was under a lot of pressure for criticizing the philippine war and it's gone on forever they want to kill the messenger the u.s. government does and it is during the two red scares how many journalists were jailed so this this is not unprecedented and i know this this leads me to in my next kind of question is how vital is julian assange has freedom in the fate of wiki leaks four of the sanctity of the euro of our u.s. constitution is first amendment and the future of whistleblowers at the end of the day if he goes down if wiki leaks is taken down you know about that's a big problem it's a huge terrible message about the state of the first amendment it's a huge that's a fatal blow to the first amendment because if they can find a way to get him they can find a way to get anybody so this is a dire warning to people out there who have not been in support fully in support of julian assigns you

flashes that can steer people in weird directions it's quite scary thought dave lindorff independent jenna's many thanks he thought thank you thanks for having me . now around six hundred migrants have breached a border fence separating spain's north african territory of susa and. the. the. spanish police say the migrants mostly from sub-saharan africa turned violent throwing molotov cocktails at least one hundred thirty people have been injured the autonomous cities of souter and many are are the only land borders with africa and hundreds of migrants trying to jump the fence is there every year the latest incident comes just hours after spain's foreign minister raised the alarm over the situation. more serious than the euro crisis the migration problem must be solved on the ground and the countries of origin otherwise we're just shifting pressure from one place to another people now see space in as a better bet than italy who's trying to close its borders come completely this again as always and this is been going on for years and years and years without a successful resolution and it is be

unconscious in salisbury in march the kremlin denies any involvement let's get the latest now from jenna hole our correspondent in london we were exactly are these reports from the associated press saying it's the press association. and they're quoting an unnamed police source as saying that the police have as you say identified a number of suspects they believe them to be russian involved in the poisoning with nabil chalk nerve agent of surrogate scribal and his daughter use they've done this according to reports after painstaking work involving hundreds of officers scanning thousands of hours of c.c.t.v. footage from the scene in salzburg where the pair were discovered also from their home and areas around where they may have travelled before the poisoning took place and they've cross referenced those images with c.c.t.v. taken at airports they've also looked at passenger manifests on flights and they seem to have drawn some connections suggesting that if they're not russian these people at least arrived in the country from russia as you said security minister has dismissed.

jenna his life at the cal fire command post with the it -- the latest. >> the crews are coming back and forth. they say they are going to be here through the night. you can see over my shoulder the full moon. the reason you can see it is because the winds are pushing the smoke away. up on the hilltop we have been seeing a little bit of a red glow and lights from vehicles that are staying up there. the fire moved quickly in the hills. cal fire had to rest crews in. i have learned 7 houses were damaged. and other community in the region struggling with the trauma. >> smoke rose from the lake berryess dropping water from above. >> this is a fire that spread rapidly and quickly. it consumed 150 acres in a short period of time. we have been able to bring a lot of resources and hold it to the point. >> no houses lost here but cal fire says elsewhere there were 7 homes destroyed. on highway 121 a string of cars sped away from the area. >> we were camping at the lake. i looked up and saw the cloud of smoke. >> the napa county sheriff issued a mandatory evacuation order ng people from their home

i am jenna diane hart. this is bloomberg.d be casino are facing their final hurdle in japan, we will catch up on the latest a little later this hour. ramy: will the fed hike to the extent markets are actually expecting? our next guest is preparing to be surprised. we will find out why in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia," i am ramy innocencio in new york. haidi: and i am haidi in sydney. is aussieuest bondsman -- steve goldman who is kapstream capital pty ltd, manager director and portfolio manager. what is your approach? steve: it is that or dependent, when i look at the data it is data, but it's not inflationary. i am talking about wage growth and average hourly earnings being well below 3%. in my mind it means you will not see rises in court inflation at least not yet. haidi: is that the new normal? is that the time we are in? because of it is automation or globalization. we are just not going to see that pass through. stee: certainly the bargaining power is lower than it was year

any of it is so many people already have died in this tragic fire but as jenna was mentioning there forces are still halfway through summer there is the risk that there could be many more casualties and much more destruction. that is the biggest concern and as the rescue teams now of course leading a recovery operation go from house to house says the coast guard scour the seas the number of confirmed dead is going up to in the last hour or so greek b.d.'s reported seventy four people have been killed in this year's wildfires one hundred sixty four people adults are in hospital twenty three further people children are also being treated some of them are in a critical condition also some concerns about the fires west of athens the other part of the country that also saw an inferno tear through several coastal villages some of the fires that were put out overnight have reignited what really needs to happen here is for the temperature to cool off and for certainly for there to be some rain it is forecast but not anytime soon you've barkha with the latest there from greece and you thank you. we