in the know when i'm going to do you want to have id jenny john as you know when you shove one either. right. it's. not for me though this time commitment you know you know. i'm going to suck it up to you but how these tunnels i'll need about one that i'm going to tell you are awesome night while cool and mother look to you you might not but i may add that show you the whole shot both exaggeration and jeff would have felt welcome. within the group do not want to do it i mean and stuff but. the only way you have it out was a pull it out don't be so bad yeah i do not want to live but i'm not. arianna's it better than us none of these that. i think trying to put this economic crisis on aspire to and what i actually am i see time as distress and often. or have the time as i do. my father and all when it is a match is imo a moderate success from a list box and i want to tell a class where this will sound in the file but i don't know if they're going to spend on time to do to us like it that is more than this one i.v. has i don't wish it is laid out as much instead of should be had been it

channel called and i was just getting more than five hundred one when i'm allegedly monica's id jenny john as you know when you should want to read it. right. that's. the name of the list any commitment you know you might have to suck it up either but how they slipped on a lot of news about want to comment on that side awful night all you had mother did you you might not but i'm not mad that i could show you the whole shot both at that instant jeff could help you out of it with that. we don't need you do not have to do it i mean that stuff than i do we only had it out because of fluff and now going to get so bad you know how do you not want to live with them. arianna is it better than not it's none of these that wouldn't i think trying to put this economic crisis on aspire to and from what i actually am. i see time as does s. and i thought. or my father used to measure that i'm. a father and all when it is imagine some will come our success some or all of the lost lives and i want to tell them a classic there was something in it that i don't want them to spend on top of the trust like that

[laughter] i say this both to say in oneies, how full and jenny was a john's acceptance of my religioushich were different from what he knew, but also to make a larger point, because i can tell you, and everything we did together, around the world and here in washington and across america, he showed that same acceptance, aboutt, curiosity everybody's religious observances and about everything else about them that was different from himself and his own experiences. i have said that patience was one virtue john did not have. forgiveness was a virtue he did have. here is a story to make that clear. once on a trip to hanoi, as we were touring the hanoi hilton, a crowd of vietnamese college students again to chant, matt cain. they wanted to take his pictures and have him sign autographs. when it was over, i asked him, why he got such a reception. with classic directness, he said, it is because they have been taught i was treated better here than i really was. second, it is because of the normalization of relations. between the u.s. and vietnam. well, that was a classic mccain understatement.

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john wilkes booth time. it's good that i'm creative, really. >> the guy is a talented artist. six years ago from the documentary, that would put jim with jennyccarthy. maybe that's the broken heart he was talking about. >> i remember them. >>> still ahead -- burt reynolds on his legend dare romances and and breakups. >> i blew that. >> how he tried to woo sally field up until the end. >>> then -- what's the secret to channelling one of the greatest frontmen of all times. >> it was probably your hardest role to train for? >> without a shadow of a doubt. >> how rami malek pulls off his poor trill of freddy mercury. closed captioning provided by -- >>> few people in hollywood have ever lived with more passion or had more fun than burt reynolds. it showed on the big with the ladies he loved. >> i always thought my whole deal if i had any at all was that i didn't take myself seriously. >> women certainly did. his first wife was judy car. he then had a high profile roms with dinah shore. the one woman he called the love of his life was sally field. a frequent costar. >> if we were lost on a desert long island together, do you think we would get al

john to clean his room >> and from cheering for the buccaneers in that shocking win. thank you for picking the hometown favorite there, don't you know appreciate that, pete. >> reporter: you've got it >> jenny, you recently sold target >> we just sold target a couple weeks ago when they announced earnings, and it was based on the fact they were at an all-time high and we thought the valuation wasn't cheap, that 17 times was not huge earnings growth, that it was time to sell and take the profits >> jenny, thank you. >>> the traders, all these, will be answering your questions. if you haven't submitted them, you can do it cnbc.com/halftime or tweet us. ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live here to lead healthier lives and that's invaluable. ♪ >>> a domino effect and that's when tim geithner was saying

jenny, you're up first >> i'm still long all brands i think 8% dividend yield and a sentiment shift where maybe the hate fest subsides bank of america upgraded it this morning. >> appreciate you being here johna, dan, dana >> goldman sachs, if you believe -- gotten beaten p up. >> nice having you here as well. >> we don't talk about this very

jenny, you're up first >> i'm still long all brands i think 8% dividend yield and a sentiment shift where maybe the hate fest subsides bank of america upgraded it this morning. >> appreciate you being here john >> dana, dan, dana >> goldman sachs, if you believe -- gotten beaten p up. >> nice having you here as well. >> we don't talk about this very often, alaska airlines is silently breaking out here >> lastly, as northrop drummond moves higher i'm going higher. >> let's go to "power lunch. >> let's do that indeed. scott, thank you very much welcome, everybody, to power lunch. i'm tyler matheson welcome, folks glad to have you with us the trade war kicking off to a whole new level. that was president trump just speaking moments ago you probably saw it. about the escalating trade spat with china saying china cannot keep taking advantage of the united states eamon has the latest from the white house. >> you heard it directly from the president, and that matches what you see behind the scenes when you talk to officials here at the white house not a whole lot of optimism on this particular day about those talks with the chinese the president just saying we may make a deal at some point, but rig

jenny kumah, bbc news. joining us now is natasha starkey, a paramedic who was assaulted whilst on duty. you might wrap —— recognise natasha from the ambulance series. and johnvices. i have been a police officer the 25 years andi been a police officer the 25 years and i am extremely proud to be one, but i have heard over the years that being assaulted should be seen as just part of the job, and that is something that is deeply offensive not only to police officers but also people in the fire service and the nhs, as we have heard. i have been campaigning along with colleagues from the police federation for england and wales for greater offences for people who assault police officers and i am really pleased that this bill has gone further to include those from other emergency services. we already do an incredibly difficultjob on behalf of society. the men and women from the emergency services very often put themselves at risk, for the sake of others. if people attacked them, as we are seeing an increasing trend of assaulting people, there must be a consequence, a significant consequence, and i am really pleased that this bill will get royal assent today. it is