>> what we really hear about in new jersey is new jersey specific.eling their economy is doing well. there is lower unemployment in new jersey. people think it is unaffordable there. concerned with the direction of the state in the country right now. the treatment for state and local taxes has made it unaffordable. is that an issue in this election for you? it can hurt you because you are running as a republican. >> it is an important issue. new jersey ends are getting a tax cut on the admiral level. -- federal level. that is a big issue because new jersey is a state that really is suffering from migration. , butust at the high end new jersey has the highest rate of outmigration of 18 to 34-year-olds. their outlook for jobs is what people want to hear about. >> let's be honest you have an uphill bottle part -- battle. what is your pitch? how do you ask them to vote for you? >> look at the recent polls. the left polls are 4%. people in new jersey are clear that change is needed. my opponent has been in washington for 25 years. 16 of those years with a

it doesn't usually happen in new jersey. >> new jersey politics are interesting. >> martha: that's forood ways. here's the thing, it's a tough year for republicans in new jersey and in a lot of places and a lot of blue states and let's be honest from the start, this is a long shot. this is a hard one, but you have in mr. hugin what republicans love to see. if they have a lot of places where they are spending money to try to gain seats in the senate. this is one where you have a person who has money of his own and has a donor base that he can call on to help them out and he can become instantly viable essentially in this race. menendez is badly damaged. he was not really cleared-cleared in the sense that prosecutors eventually said we are dropping what we're doing. they didn't say we think he's peachy keen. what they said was we can't get there from here and we give up. and that's going to hang over him and also resentment inside his party toward him for the way he did this. it would have been much better for him for democrats to have stepped aside and let somebody without the baggage r

jon: we are awaiting president trump's departure from new jersey. he's facing a new fallout after a long awaited release that shows one of his campaign advisors being suspected of conspiring with russia. this is the fox report. the fbi unveiling hundreds of pages on the wiretapping of carter page. it is the first time the bureau has publicly revealed requests to spy on an american citizen under the foreign intelligence surveillance act. democrats say the documents show the fbi was justified in its actions. president trump cites them as further proof of a so called witch hunt against him, while page argues the accusations are simply ludicrous. >> this is so ridiculous. it is just beyond words. you are talking about misleading the courts. so misleading going through the 400 plus page documents. where do you even begin? it is literally a complete joke. jon: all this as president trump doubles down on his assessment of his controversial summit with putin accusing the media of working overtime to disparage it. we have fox team coverage on this. laura ing

jonathan: ira jersey, great to have you with us from bloomberg intelligence.ticking with me along with krishna memani from oppenheimer funds and iain stealey from jpmorgan asset management. coming up on the program, this week's treasury build sales suffer a mini massacre. we will explain. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the auction block now, where there was a condensed treasuries schedule due to the holiday shortened week. the weekly auction of four-week bills saw investors place bids for 2.45 times the $34 billion amount offered. treasuries also sold $48 million of three-month bills with a 2.62 bid to cover ratio. the bid to cover ratio was the lowest level in a decade. meanwhile, in junk bonds, $15 billion was priced in june, making it the slowest issuance for that month since 2013. high-yield also posted the slowest second quarter in eight years. and finally over in europe, corporate debt sales had the worst first half in seven years. issuance of investment grade corporate b

what about the green gerry's the green jersey who seems to be in the ownership of papers saigon from slovakia i mean poor guy i mean he really hurt himself during the during the race and his shoulder everything and easy you can just see the pain in his face when he's trying to complete the race in a in the yellow jersey and this is this is a bit of relief for french fans who are dying to have a french star out there and hasn't happened for an awful long time and that is pierre la tour not quite look to are but la tour and so he's got the white jersey which means he's the best place right or under age twenty six ok well that sounds very exciting and twenty to see and plenty of action arts as the from sports yes thanks very much thank you. here watching daily news coming to you live from britain will be back again at the top of the hour so keep the hair you can't. move. we make up oh but we watch as the cost of the un does the trick we all of the civil service i. mean want to shape the continents future. part of it and join youngsters because they share their stories their dreams and t

be negative supposedly they will have to wait and think now they're all talking about the yellow jersey and what about the green gerry's the are the well green jersey who seems to be in the ownership of papers saga on from slovakia i mean poor guy i mean he really hurt himself during the during the race i mean his shoulder everything and easy you can just see the pain in his face when he's trying to complete the race in a in the yellow jersey and this is this is a bit of relief for french fans who are dying to have a french star out there and hasn't happened for an awful long time and that is pierre la tour not quite look to are but la tour and so he's got the white jersey which means he's the best place right or under age twenty six ok well that sounds very exciting and twenty to thirty and twenty of action arts of the from sports yes thanks very much thank you. you're watching video the news will have more at the top of the hour we will leave you now with another look at last night's spectacular celestial event the longest lunar eclipse this century thanks for joining us. from. iran.

an >> nawaznew jersey yeah. people who wear turbans, could be. >> and attorney general gurbir grewal joins us now from newark. you've spoken before about experiencing discrimins ion in variints in your life, but in this one moment, when you heard these remarks, what went through ur mind? >> unfortunately, i have spoken on this issue before throughout myi, really. what was different about this particular incident is i think all of nw jersey heard it. more often than not, a lot of ese comments are on the comment sections of newspapercl ar or on social media. and when all of new jersey heard it, my inctitial rean was, obviously, it was a little bit disturbing to me, but i've developed thigh skin thrt my career. i have a high-profile job, i have a lot of people around me look out and protect me, i have a security detail, but what really bothered me was that there were so manyther peoe in the state that don't have that same thing skin, there are people who don't have the benefit of the same security that i have that

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i yield five minutes to the chairman of the subcommittee on appropriations, mr. calvert. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. calvert: it is my distinct honor to bring to the floor the 2019 interior, environment and related appropriations bill. before i go into details of the bill i'd like to commend chairman frelinghuysen for his leadership and support throughout this process. as reported by the appropriations committee, the fiscal year 2019 interior environment bill is funded at $35 tnt 252 billion which is equal to the f.y. 2018 enacted level. we've made sincere efforts to prioritize critical needs within our subcommittee allocation and reviewing more than 5,200 individual requests. in the interest of time, i won't outline all the problems or programs and activities funded in this bill. i'd like to point out a few highlights. the bill provides robust wildland fire funding, totaling $3.9 billion. it fully funds a 10-year average for wildland fi

is it yellow jersey calves tour but also in his career so far. in his career so far. is it yellow jersey calves off an impressive honours list for him. he's got those titles on the track. three roach every job he's got those titles on the track. three roach everyjob titles. two olympic titles as well as part of britain's pursuit team but now of course his career will always be remembered for his part in tour de france history. geraint thomas, the man from winter church, is 2018's champion. championship leader lewis hamilton will start the hungarian grand prix on pole position after an enthralling wet qualfying session. mercedes took advantage of the rain to gain as hamilton's team—mate valtteri bottas made it a mercedes one two with sebastian vettel fourth on the grid. jenny gow is at the hungaroring for us. lewis hamilton will start in pole position for the foreign hand carrying grand prix something nobody expected this morning when it was bright sunshine but then the rain came down and hamilton, the rain meister, approved his word winning all t

republican congressman of new jersey joins us. or against with president trump as he tries to hang on to his congressional seat? david: president trump says he pick for who will succeed justice kennedy. to take us through the process, we welcome kimberly robinson. thank you for joining us. before we get into names, what is the common theme to what we have heard so far? trump saysresident he is looking for someone with an excellent educational pedigree, somebody who will be a true conservative, and somebody who has a relatable story to connect with the american people. david: when you talk about a true conservative, doing no how much that is -- do we know how much that is a social conservative as opposed to an economic conservative, someone more concerned about business? isberly: president trump talking about conservatives in this sense it is someone who looks at the constitution and along withterpret it what it was originally meant to be. that can lead in different directions in social and economic places, but first, he is looking

ella promueve la pro tesht prot. >> para new jersey es importante.odos los residentes por manejar seguros. blanca: hay casos de niÑos que van sÓlo a las escuelas en taxis porque sus padres no tienen licencia de manejo. el sargento dice que ve estos casos con frecuencia. identificar a un individuo hace la administraciÓn de ley mÁs eficiente y prÁctica. blanca: ademÁs otros estados que permiten conducir a los indocumentados sirve para otros estados con cambios a sus leyes estatales. el gobernador estÁ a favor de la aprobaciÓn de estas licencias de conduci conducir, las cÁmaras aÚn no toman una decisiÓn, aunque la propuesta sometida a votaciÓn este mismo verano, blanca rosa, univisiÓn. jorge: pocas veces se ven imÁgenes de los Últimos minutos dentro de un aviÓn de pasajero a bordo de un vuelo, esto serÍa clave para el proceso de investigaciÓn, lourdes nos cuenta lo que muestra la impresionante grabaciÓn. lourdes: esta imagen del interior de un aviÓn estÁ a punto t estrellarse, desde el despegue era evidente que la nave tenÍa problemas. se ve claramente

there was one jersey that was sold for about $3,000.hink ann is just as much if not more of a star, so... it might go for more. >> but as you're about to see, jim has another idea for his strange inheritance, one he'll try out in his new position as general manager of the storied san francisco bay bombers. coming up, how do you bring back roller derby's glory days? it won't be easy... >> i promised my mom i'd wear these. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> roller derby legend ann calvello saves practically everything from her 50-year career -- skates, jerseys, programs, photos, pennants, trophies, and on and on and on. fellow derby legend judy arnold is glad she did. >> annie had a heart to preserve what she did. i think it's wise that she did that. i didn't think that way. >> when ann dies, she leaves all this to jim fitzpatrick, her lifelong fan whom she inspired to join the roller derby himself. he's

her daughter - jahi mcmath - died after surgery in new jersey. the girl had already been delcared brain dead in 2013. after complications from a tonsil surgery at oakland children's hospital. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. jahi mcmath's mother nailah winkfield says it is now time to lay her daughter to restsot back in december 2013 doctors at children's hospital in oakland declared 13- year-old jahi mcmath brain dead from complications that developed following tonsil surgery. her mother refused to accept the declaration of death. she took jahi to the state of new jersey where hospitals recognize a family's religious beliefs as justification for continued medical caresot

you and i live in new jersey.democrats have done to her state scimitar real estate values and intends. stuart: thank you. nice addition there. the guy who's delivering a pizza to an army base at a deportation order against him could be taken into custody, bring him in but a judge says your cake and were going to release you. you agree with that? i do. in a sense, the judge's second guessing the executive branch. the president, the people that work for the president decided this to be deported and president trump has had no tolerance. a line in the sand. you're on that side which is illegal you go, decide which is legal you say. he was on that side even though he's the father. his wife's american citizen. his children are american citizens that he is a productive job. he's paid his taxes to these done everything citizens do about. he drives a car, drives a truck, and provides for his family. the executive branch should have exercised his discretion. this is not the type of person we want to kick out. this is the ty

welcome now democratic senator menendez from new jersey. a ranking member who comes to us from the washington center. thank you for your time today and i appreciate you being here. let's start with the nato summit so far from what we see. what do you make of that? first of all, it is to be met by 20 24. all countries must meet the responsibility to know nato country -- as we speak today and nato countries are actually meeting the target. this year, several years before. it is alarming the president seems to be giving the hand to -- the pakistan -- the back of his hand to our closest allies and seems to embrace significant adversaries like putin. with hislarming participation in the nato summit. >> he began the day meeting with dance oldenburg, the director general. really challenging angela merkel of germany, saying you are too dependent upon russia. is he right about that that in fact not just germany but russia and europe, their energy support russia.her -- from >> our strongest allies in the sanctions for invading eastern ukraine, for it

oficiales de la policÍa de new jersey lograron salvar a una niÑa que cayÓ a una piscina en newark.ma de insultos porque llevaba puesta una camiseta con la bandera de la isla. viviana: este vÍdeo tiene millones de visitas. este hombre la confrontÓ por la bandera que llevaba en su remera. en varias oportunidades le dijo al hombre que se alejara. pero el hombre continuÓ con el acoso a la joven. la indignaciÓn tambiÉn estallÓ en contra del policÍa que se encontraba allÍ. ante la presiÓn la policÍa se vio obligada sobre este hecho diciendo que investiga el incidente y que el agente se encuentra en labores administrativas. polÍticos federales y locales reclaman la expulsiÓn del oficial. >>lo deben botar. >>me hace elif --- significa que le salga el racismo por todos los poros. >>la joven dice que necesita tiempo para pensar y decidir los acciones que tomarÁ. patricia: el presidente de mÉxico agradeciÓ a donald trump por su actitud hacia el gobierno y expresÓ su esperanza en que se avanza sobre la inmigraciÓn ilegal. se reunió con el secretario de estado, jerry kushner, steven y otros fun

, but to newark, new jersey, and to freehold, new jersey. we'll cut off money all over the state. it's not got nothing to do with the actual problem, doesn't help the people who are suffering under the problem of eminent domain abuse. if we want to help them, let's give them a federal right of action, or if you -- if all you can think to do is cut off federal money, cut off the city that's involved but not every city or county that's receiving money under a particular federal program. if i could ask this question of you, mr. nadler, you made the point which i thought was interesting, which is that this is a solution that doesn't address the problem. if we want to save people from getting evicted from their homes under the kelo decision, which president trump applauded and said he supports 100%, but if we want to save people from policies under the kelo decision, shouldn't we give them rights rather than make some kind of federal subsidy decision which is of constitutional question in any event. mr. nadler: reclaiming my time. i agree with yo

and new jersey businesses themselves have had, you know, no negative impact often say that new jersey's program has had a positive impact on them, especially small businesses. >> and finally, so if companies like deloit and others know that paid family leave is good for profits, good for employee retention, good for productivity, good for morale, it should be good for anybody else. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> i'll now take my questions. i have a sense that y'all are in -- you're so big -- you're in 50 states, right? even though the six states and the district of colombia now have paid family leave, you can't say that new york already has a requirement but we have to do it in louisiana. you see where i'm going with that. let's assume that all 50 states had paid family letter. was it reasonable to assume that some states, some businesses would then change the benefit to integrate with the federal program, decreasing the expenditure relative to that which will be received from the federal program snp. >> i can share with you the way we work with states today. >> now we have to imagine

jon: ira jersey, great to have with us.oming up on the program, this week's treasury build sales suffer. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ jon: i am jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg "real yield." there was a condensed treasuries schedule due to the holiday shortemened week. ds,estors paid bi treasuries also sold -- the nd for both auctions at the lowest level for a decade. $15 billion was priced in june and making get the slowest issuance for that month since 2013. high-yield also posted the slowest quarter in eight years. issuance of investment grade corporate bonds slumped 30%. this week, an interesting piece came highlighting the unfolding credit -- they said the following, over the last six months, we've compiled a long list of individual surprises to appear to be more than coincidental. u.s. financial conditions and three pricing of risky assets, we have all the hallmarks of a slow motion credit crunch. stealey.emani and iain iain, what do you make of that? we are starting to see financial conditions tighten. crunch?o

after spending a weekend at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. we are told that while in new jersey, he was to meet with potential supreme court nominees or at least have discussions with the potential nominees. all right. still ahead, a day after the nationwide marches of the family separations at the border, president trump warns the d democrats that take on i.c.e. is a losing issue. are the democrats playing into the president's narrative that they are anti-law enforcement? behr presents: ordinary versus overachiever. behr premium plus, "behr" through it all with a top-rated paint at a great price. right now, get incredible savings on behr. exclusively at the home depot. captured lightning in a bottle. over 260 years later as the nation's leader in energy storage we're ensuring americans have the energy they need, whenever they need it nextera energy. head-clearing, body repairing, titempur-pedic sleep. purchase a tempur-luxe or tempur-breeze mattress today and enjoy $500 off... or a free adjustable base upgrade. experience the most highly rec

second only to iowa we worldwide new jersey? that new jersey is now become one of the most highly taxed states in the nation whether it's income taxes, business taxes, uber taxes, air b&b taxes - why is it so key on tax and tax and tax? >> it's a move in the wrong direction and to answer your question, because we have a new democratic governor and complete control in the legislator by the democratic party. it makes us highly uncompetitive in the region particularly with our neighbors of new york and pennsylvania and very discouraging what has occurred in trenton and i oppose the tax increases that were put into place by our state legislator and new governor. stuart: thank you for joining us this morning. i know you're in the tough position but we appreciate you coming on a shelf. >> thank you. stuart: leonard lamb, republican new jersey. things got interesting to say the least and that is him, jeff, on an f-16 with the air force thunderbirds. jeff locke is back in the sky again. this time he's fine with the geico sky papers. he'

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host: martin is joining us from new jersey. caller: good morning. one of the things that to phone neal said is that all politics is local. i live in middlesex county where the democrat has anointed the candidates for over 100 years. in my community of east brunswick, which is very , there really are not men are women running for office on the local level or on the congressional level, on the township level. as a result, i am not going to vote in the midterms. whether it is for democrats or republicans. the democrats in middlesex county and in new jersey anoint who is going to run, who will be assembly man or woman position, and as a result, you have to change the situation where people who have a diversified background and an ethnic mix are able to run for election. host: thank you, morton. guest: yeah, i am really glad we got that comment. it is one of the more interesting things in modern politics. tip o'neill made that comment 30 years ago. and our politics have definitely changed greatly since then. we have more of a national politics today, a p

more people came up to me and said, where is our new jersey? what is happening to our new jersey.progressive socialist, becoming a socialist state. that is not new jersey. that is not -- neil: are you acting like a man of the people? >> i am a man of the people. that's what i yam. you and i should go after the bhutto piscopo -- piscopo caputo. we will do fundraisers. neil: what are republicans doing when this is going on in the state? the minority party? >> this the first time. i know the inside. >> i really feel bad. neil: let's think about this. a lot of people want to do the run. >> the party the republicans came to me and said if you go when coming you will rip everything out. i am not an obstructionist. so i took the hit. you know what, mr. caputo, no more. i think maybe as an independent you've got to cap the property tax like they did in california. >> chasing people? >> chasing people away. they're going to double the tax plan. just the italians alone come out. >> it's really amazing. the brain drain is one problem. >> we are new jersey and trust me, we are going down. i n

in new jersey, for example, the weber race, the vance race, it looks like the jurors -- new jersey can go the same way as massachusetts where you may have one or two republicans from new jersey. mcarthur and smith will probably survive. guest: you know a lot about congressional races from the other coast. republicans have done really well in new jersey in recent years, for a state that has a natural democratic tilt. it is going to be tested. it is going to be really tested in this election. new jersey, pennsylvania, virginia, we will get a really nightdea then of what the is like. in your state of california, there are like seven competitive races. we will have a good idea the direction of the evening is going, but until the votes are counted in california, what the numbers will be we do not know. republicans are hoping that this gas tax initiative, repeal a fairly new gas tax, they are hoping that will bring out republican voters in california. maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. they desperately need help. tariffshe president's taking a toll on pivotal pennsylvania." there are similar h

he is from new jersey. largestownship is my town and that is where he invented the light bold, and the phonograph -- lightbulb, and the photograph and so many other things. i said, maybe michigan can put him there? but ohio? what did he do in ohio? it turns out he was born in ohio. he left ohio when he was 13. whatever. we still had fight. even i was amazed that tonight you put up a picture of the committee when it was called the house interstate and foreign commerce committee. you had a picture of john before the rayburn building was born and what is now the resources committee. i didn't realize they used to meet and resources because both john and i at one time were on the fisheries committee. i asked if that was the case and he said that they met there for years. we learned some history tonight. waldenwant to thank greg and fred upton. joe barton is here. most importantly, john dingell. without john the committee would not be what it is today. he fought for the jurisdiction and made it a committee. 60% o

it's incredible just be sat here with this jersey.credible just be sat here with thisjersey. it's insane. a big thanks to chris from because he committed to me and he was really happy to do —— to see me do so well and we are good friends and i really appreciate having my best stage race rider ever writing for may. —— the best stage race rider ever. it is just so surreal. it is going to want distinct and i think. tonight, i think... iso distinct and i think. tonight, i think... i so right to much because champs—elysees is hard. if you switch off it is one of the hardest stages. i will have a beer or two and maybe some burgers. but i will say the real celebration for paris on sunday night. the champagne on ice for the moment. but i suppose he has been in the time that that she's beenin has been in the time that that she's been in and the shadow of bigger writers that team —— tracker one. could anyone have believed that he would be the one that would be crowned champion at the and? coming into this race like previous years all the talk w

they don't want to stay in new jersey. charles: the union decision is impacting new jersey.ce the supreme court decision essentially saying unions, you didn't have to join them, you didn't have to pay these dues. now people in unions are feeling liberated. >> they are. we have seen a ton of momentum in the garden state. more than a thousand people have signed up and opted out and are choosing to do so to have more money in their pocket. charles: any stories of intimidation? people were sort of afraid to leach the union. now that the supreme court has given it the seal of approval, has that helped? >> it has. previously where they may have been harassed or intimidated after school. now they are feeling more courage. they are opting out. they are helping their friends opt out. this is a tremendous victory for the first amendment. charles: the first shots in the elevated trade skirmish. we'll break it down with the white house policy and trade director. peter navarro is next. it can power your apps with public services without starting from scratch. it brings your business up t

at a railroad crossing in new jersey. >>> take a look at what happened at a railroad crossing in new jersey. a new jersey transit commuter train slams right into that bus that was attempting to cross the tracks with the red lights flashing. only one person on the bus suffered non-life-threatening injuries. no one on the train was hurt. an investigation is under way. >> and the train was by new jersey transit and the bus was also a new jersey transit, colliding there. >> ooh. >> yeah. ouch. >>> so we're getting a first look at the surveillance video showing george clooney colliding showing george clooney colliding with a car. >> it happened on the italian island of sardinia. >> the video is a little bit difficult to make out. but you see him there, flying off of that scooter. this video from, that we're getting, tmz reports clooney was going about 60 miles per hour when he came across that vehicle and flew about 20 feet in the air, slamming his head into the car's windshield. he was wearing a helmet, did not suffer any lif

still with me, ira jersey, krishna memani, and iain stealey.some final thoughts on the inflation story. everyone i've spoken to, you have been out front. saying, we will not get out -- inflation in any aggressive way at all. what do you see things going now? krishna: from a cyclical standpoint, we are going there and we may overshoot the 2% target. i wouldn't be surprised. the fed is being really smart and wise and basically making up stories to make sure they do not use the data point to tighten policy aggressively. that is the right thing to do from a policy standpoint. otherwise, they wind up with policy mistakes. >> it is not like the market is telling you there is going to be runaway inflation. you look at inflation breakevens and 10-year inflation breakevens, that is not runaway inflation. if you saw the breakeven curve of being very steep, that be something to be concerned about where the fed would be fight -- i think more. the market is telling you that inflation is not really an issue. jon: do you have a better understanding under chai

lance of new jersey. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lance and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. lance: i rise today to offer an amendment increasing funding for the delaware river program-t protecting our nation's water supply is one of the major accomplishments of this legislation. the delaware river is a strong priority for the country. i thank the chairman and chairman calvert for their support of this program and support in support of my bipartisan amendment i offer tonight with congressman gottheimer also of new jersey. the delaware river supplies water to over 15 million people and serves as the major source of drinking water for new jersey, new york, delaware and pennsylvania. indeed of the major cities across the globe, new york is considered to have the best quality water and that is due to basin. ware water federal policies affect every state and the lives and health of every american and interstate commerce generated by these natural resources is squarely

the overall leader and yellow jersey holder. thomas team sky continues to fight off to his team's performance is just too convincing. stage thirteen was considerably flatter than previous days in the alps with the route favoring the sprinters four breakaway riders including switzerland's me share and belgium's thomas to get set the pace chair held the lead but with six kilometers remaining was gobbled up by the peloton. phillips you bear your own sin attack inside the final kilometer but the frenchman was caught with last in three hundred meters to go. is paid in saigon showed his strength and added to his victories on stages two and five winning this time by just half and we'll norway's alexander christophe took second ahead of france's i've no duma to slovak ryder was delighted with his win very happy the one today is very nice for me and thanks to all my team mates as they did again a very good job of team sky rider and aaron thomas held on to the overall leader's yellow jersey put sack on extends his lead in the green jersey

but saigon extends his lead in the green jersey points classification. that the for me for now you are watching detail than any is coming to life from right and my name is anna and we in the back again at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on our website that on days of any topic stay with us. iran. wants an isolated shocker seems now a major power in the middle east. dear ones influence continues to grow politically economically and above all millet.

but saigon extends his lead in the green jersey points classification. and the german football federation known as the d.f.a. is facing allegations of mismanagement germany where unceremoniously and emanations in the wet cups group stages defending champions and finger pointing continues this time from a former national team great who is also the chairman by munich. the other through it all looks so hopeful for team germany when they were at their training camp in preparation for the world cup they were on top of the world and had no idea they would quickly come crashing down former german international striker and byron unique chairman karl had this to say about the d.f.t. . right now it seems to me that they don't have a clear cut professional way of dealing with crises and i'm not at all surprised because the d.f.t. is full of amateurs and so it was i'm not at all convinced that at the end of the day the right solutions will be found with these people who are running things just like. the ball is now in the d.s.p. east court should they choose to play

new jersey lawmakers want to close the waterfront commission. visited the port where regulators say the influence of the mob has never been greater. >> reporter: it's already the busiest port on the east coast, and now the cranes and docks of new york harbor are poised to get even busier as giant new ships arrive from around the world. but this modern waterfront still hasn't shaken its criminal past. according to the watchdog group responsible foor fighting organized crime on the docks. >> i like to say if you watch "on the waterfront" not much has changed except the waterfront's now in color. >> reporter: walter arsenalt is executive director of new york harbor a special bistate agency created in 1953. >> new york is blessed if thaez the word in quotes with five organized crime families. >> all those families in some way are connected with the port? >> absolutely. >> reporter: as a choke point in the global economy, the port has historically been exported by criminals who forced payoffs and other kickbacks by controlling who unloads the ships a

geraint holding onto the yellow jersey after coming in fourth.inutes and 22 seconds down in second place in the overall standings. chris froome and adam yates are sixth and seventh, one minute behind further. meanwhile, annemiek van vleuten successfully defended her la course title in the women's world tour race on tuesday in a stunning finish. the fifth edition of la course, a 112.5 kilometre race from annecy to le grand—bornand, ran in conjunction with stage 10 of the tour de france. and with 16 kilometres remaining, anna van der breggen of the netherlands made her move and took the lead. but with just 25 meters to go, her compatriot van vleuten passed her to cross the line first. it was super nice, but i think also this was a race. this was unbelievable. with 200 metres to go i still thought i got second. and then i saw her dying. and to win like this, i did know that i am in good shape but anna van der breggen is also a really good cyclist, so it was a really tough ride, but beautiful. golf's oldest major, the open, gets underway on thursday,

with this stage victory saga and also claim the yellow jersey as the tools over old lady. and her mind in our top story the first of four boys have emerged tonight from a flooded cave in thailand all for he was rushed into hospital off that they spent over two weeks on the ground a team of international divers will resume methods to rescue the rest of the growing cost to halting operations and number two. you're watching detail with the news on kind of the homefront in berlin thanks for joining. great yourself with w.'s interior design channel on.

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with this stage victory sargon also claimed the yellow jersey as the tools overall later. underminded out of the top story we're following for you the first four boys have a much too long from a flooded cave in thailand origins rushed them to hospital after they spent over two weeks on the ground a team of international divers who resume efforts to rescue the rest of the group off the halting operations overnight. this is d w news lawyer from ballet on helena home free more coming up at the top of the hour of course the latest is always available around the clock on our website d.w. dot com you can follow us on twitter as well and on facebook thanks for watching seizing. on the route of a willow succeeded in dividing us about not succeeding taking the people off the streets because we're trying to just to try to show that. taking a stand globally news that matters. made for minds moving awfully fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of war.

but saigon extends his lead in the green jersey points classification. with the football well done and dusted top clubs are racing to sign the tournament stand a player is how well that usually means it's most buoyant attackers this year it's a goalkeeper who has gone into the record books after joining their side liverpool for an eye watering. alison becker is now the world's most expensive goalkeeper liverpool paid roma almost seventy five million euros for the twenty five year old the brazilian international didn't concede any goals in seventeen of his thirty seven serious appearances for roma last season the transfer fee breaks a record held by the italian ledgett. in two thousand and one he was bought by you vent is from parma for the record price tag of almost fifty three million euros but the prices paid for boo fall in alice and it pales in comparison with the most expensive gold scores p.s.g. teammates kilian in bombay cost one hundred thirty five million euros while neymar the most costly of all footballers came in at a whopping two hundred twe

left the golf course in new jersey arriving in morristown new jersey for the short trip to joint base andrews. the president about to come back to washington d.c. for a huge week announcing his supreme court justice nominee and also then to go off and meet with nato allies in brussels. a big week ahead but the president and first lady wrapping up a weekend in new jersey. back to this nomination process.are you expecting basically, a lot of conservative folks to get in line once they hear the name? are they pretty much happy with the four names and this is kind of splitting hairs about which nominee they prefer? >> i think so. everyone ought to be happy with the names.people have their favorites and one can understand how in this phase people advancing their favorites. unfortunately, some people have been doing that by i think discouraging others. i'm hopeful that the process will come to an end with the president makes his nomination and it will see some strong unity behind the nominee. >> again we are looking at morristown, new jersey where marine one is arriving. the president and f