joel: that is right.y 2030, oil will be a different world, and we don't know which way it will go. there has been a lot of conversation about peak oil. this idea of what happens when we run out? now we are looking at something else called peak demand, which is oversupply. no matter what, the cost of oil will be different in 2030 than now. the supply question will be different. but like, which way it is, nobody knows. for a country like uae or saudi arabia, these are bets on how to play that. jason: it is a fascinating socioeconomic story under this. if you look at abu dhabi over the past years, they have spent an enormous amount of money building a financial sector and have been drawing a lot of people in. joel: adnoc is the hidden source of wealth behind that. that is why this story is fascinating. we are seeing really successful business people in a region that has had this traditional source of wealth, try to diversify plans for the future. jason: let's pivot to the u.s. cover story from adnoc to amlo.

joel: i love this story. carol: me, too. joel: it is a great read.ake a little time, but it is that good. carol: it did take a little bit of time. joel: this is a story about bill bentner, who is a sports gambler, also a mathematician, and in the 1980's, he started to go to hong kong and tinker with how to be a better gambler at the race track, and he figured it out. carol: he beat the odds. joel: in a big way. jason: we explored this fascinating narrative with nick summers. here's what he said. nick: the main character of this story is a guy named bill benter, and he was shy, nerdy, liked math and probability theory. he had made a lot of money playing blackjack on a professional blackjack team in las vegas. he and another guy got an idea to bet on horse races in hong kong where all the money was with a computer system, which back then, the early and mid-1980's, this was new. nobody else was doing this. he was the first person to figure this out. carol: he created the computer system, the algorithm. nick: he taught himself how to code, elite statisti

joel, this whole issue is devoted to be quality.t looks at different angles and a global perspective. joel: yeah, we wanted to have a flag in the sand that said let's talk about one of the most important things happening right now. it ties with the conference we are hosting here at bloomberg, the equality issue. i wanted to build the issue around it. we cast a wide net through the newsroom looking for stories that we thought were profound. we spoke to "the times," because we are living through a moment right now, and we wanted to capture the spirit of the moment in the magazine. jason: this is me too, times up, and clearly, a lot related to sexual harassment and gender in the work place. but well beyond that, i mean, you really dig into areas of finance and areas of corporate culture as well. joel: this is about business. the business of equality. that is what the edition is called, "the business of equality." that gets underneath all of these other stories. there is also a business story. businesses are better off if they embrace t

joel: he was a beer executive. carol: this is what i love. joel: he came up through schlitz.e this up. early off he starts managing this endowment for this little school. that was in wisconsin where it , is seeing declines in the number of people at that time actually going to college. his job was to shore up the portfolio. it speaks to performance chasing, which was the managementto money in general. you see the harvard's and yells and think, -- and yales and think, i can do that. you chase them, but you are not going to get them. the new phenomenon has been how do i pay as little as possible and ride the wave? jason: this is a strategy endorsed by warren buffett, who has long said the less you can pay, the better off you are. it really is interesting to see how this plays out. this guy is retiring. joel: this is the kicker. out in to the community. june, jason: handed over to some volunteers. joel: their returns on the investment is about to get better. he has a $200,000 salary, which the university is not going to pay anymore. the university will not have to pay anything a

joel: sure.t the same beta, meaning the 90 by 90 short-term overlay has zero exposure to the market. we are adding return without taking additional exposure to the market, which, if it had gone down, would have heard you a lot -- hurt you a lot. this is probably the worst environment i can think of for a long-short manager. the markets have gone straight up without correction of the the the last few -- other than the last few months, which was minor. we are short on stocks trading 50 to 100 times over earnings. people get hopeful and like those hope stocks. stocks,s, out-of-favor to keep up and beat hope stocks, that was a great performance for us. erik: we are talking s&p 500, large-cap u.s. equities. if you look at the universe of u.s. equities, how fairly are they valued? value allottoms up stocks in the s&p 500 and weight 500.e weights of the s&p we can do that for the last 20 years. so you can contextualize where we stand today -- in the 15th percentile, meaning the market has been cheaper 8

joel: we don't know where they are going to go yet.s about the opportunity amazon has here. to actually change a little bit of the discussion about how -- especially tech companies -- approach diversity. jason: this is authored by emily chang. intoeally digs pretty deep specifically what amazon should be thinking about by way of diversity at large. joel: i couldn't think of a better person -- we get to see her every day on bloomberg television. able to pinpoint with this stuff was what they should be looking at. no matter where they go, that could change the conversation. what did you think of that? carol: not only change in the conversation. over ands disrupted over again. here they have the opportunity to disrupt their workforce -- >> it is self disruption. carol: exactly, make it more diversified, make it more inclusive, make it more equal. more women, more everything. jason: a variety of thought leads to a variety of better decision. what i thought was so quoting people who have been associated with amazon, they think better than o

gustavo: este domingo joel fue uno de las personas que disfrutaron del fin de semana feriadoy aseguraeglas del parque para divertirnos y al mismo tiempo estar bien. gustavo: de igual forma el oficial padi criolla y enfatiza que el alcohol disminuye la capacidad de reacciÓn. >> estÁn disfrutando su fin de semana y las corrientes son muy fuertes el gallego no comienzan las problemas. gustavo: las autoridades le piden llamar inmediatamente llamar al 911, identificando el lugar donde ocurre el accidente. gustavo ortiz, univisiÓn. beatriz: un interesa maÑana la calle mariposa de san francisco, mantuvo cerrada la rambla hacia la autopista 280, las dÍas ya abrieron, los bomberos continÚan investigando las causas del siniestro el cual se desatÓ a las 6:00 de la maÑana en el sÓtano de una estructura comercial. no se reportaron heridos ni tampoco daÑos en las rampas hacia la autopista. la policÍa de arresto a un hombre bajo sospecha de haber manejado intoxicado y tener consigo un arma habÍa una persona inconsciente dentro de un auto estacionado y con el motor prendido un parque, detuvieron a jo

joel zam p.el's lawyer says his client never pitched such a proposal at all. he told us "mr. zamel offered o'nothing to the trump campaign, received nothing from the trump campaign, delivered nothing to the trump campaign and was not solicited by or asked to do anything for the trump campaign." okay. what we do know from previous "new york times" reporting is that mr. zamel was stopped at a wshd wshd airport in february and had his electronics seized by federal agents working for the special counsel. mr. zamel also reportedly later appeared before the grand jury that's been impaneled by the special counsel. his lawyer says he's just a witness in the probe. but this reporting about a supposedly offered social media manipulation proposal possibly related to this offer of help from the emirates and saudi arabia, this is all new. it's also super weird, right? because this trump tower meeting was in august 2016. we know by then a social media manipulation project that sounds an awful lot like that was already happening in the presidential campaign. it was what we've come to know a

. >> some challenges like those presented by joel can take longer to resolve than others. >> he doesn'tacross as a dangerous guy. he's respectful to the officers, but it's not one of those guys i would trust. he's definitely a dangerous individual, especially on the street and within his gang world. you wouldn't want to turn your back on him. >> he was recently confined to the segregation unit where he's locked in a single man cell 23 hours per day. jail surveillance footage shows why. >> he is down here and his accomplice is kind of just walking around in the day room there. and there was some form of disrespect the night before and they were kind of waiting for this inmate to come out of his cell and as soon as he comes out, the two of them begin an assault on him. the one inmate throws a couple punches. the other is definitely the aggressor. the officer doing a block check at the time uses his o.c. spray to get them to separate and orders them to get on the ground. >> an admitted gang member, he's proven to be more violent on the streets. originally charged with first degree murder,

don't do that. >> joel pollak, add to the list? >> i have to add andrew breitbart because i think he saw the potential for people who were outside of politics and outed of the establishment who were forgotten and in some cases disparaged by the political and he saw the concern is real and he gave them the tools and website or other website in general, he showed people that the internet and new technologies available to them could allow them to compete with the mainstream media which is shut them out and andrew breitbart, in many ways, not only anticipated donald trump but actually on one occasion predicted that donald trump might be the republican nominee if not the president because he saw the way trump was able to use the media to his advantage and he felt that conservatives needed to be able to do the same thing and he gave conservatives the tools to do it and endured enormous personal trials, slings and arrows from people, the internet is not a very friendly place, anybody who has been on the internet know there's lots of peopl

joel: well, this is been the danger all along. people were concerned that the stration was not ready f this kind of meeting with the he didn'tans, that have its own act together. i think what this particular episode has exposed is the fissures inside the administration itself. it quickly needs to come up with what it really wants from the north koreans. ne: do you think, given that the unpredictability of donald trump himself, the north koreans may be overplaying their hand by making this type of threat? , i don't think they are overplaying their hand. i think they feel at, yes, the president has made a lot of friends in the past, yes, yes mathreatened i a lot of -- t ye president has made a lot of threats have come he has threatened to walk out of the meeting, but they know this is an important moment to succeed.he wants it they can walk that fine line with him. jane: we hed the white house press spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders saying that if the north koreans walk away, that is ok. but is it ok, or would it be e end of this p

joel, the president, he's made no secret of his views on this deal even before he was president. this is just a small example of some of the things he said as candidate as president. >> the iran deal made by the previous administration is one of the worst deals i have ever witnessed. i have witnessed some beauties. >> you look at this new deal with iran. it's disgusting. >> i'm not going to be a john kerry who makes that horrible iran deal, horrible. one of the worst deals. i mean, how do you make a deal like that? >> this was a deal at the highest level of incompetence. >> i mean, people know my views on the iran deal. it was a terrible deal. should have never, ever been made. we could have made a good deal or a reasonable deal. >> joe rubin, this was a deal that was negotiated during your tenure at state. your reaction to the president's assessments. and what do you think president trump is likely to do here at the touch the hour? >> well, craig, it's clear president trump has always had a closed mind about the iran nuclear deal. if he does pull the united states out, which is

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it's tough. >> joel pollak, you brought this up a couple of times, social media. has it changed politics? >> yeah, absolutely. it's changed politics in so many ways. it changed the way people organize politically. one of the great strengths the obama campaign had coming up in 2008 was the use of facebook to organize groups and meetings which people hadn't had that ability before. it didn't have to come from the campaign, it could come from the supporters of a particular candidate. and obama's supporters used that to full effect. with donald trump and twitter, there's an ability to use twitter to cut right through the mainstream media filter. if you wanted to criticize the press before, you had to work with the editor, write a letter, hope they would publish it. he just dose straight to the -- goes straight to the source, and he can reach people without having his message filtered. and that made some of the cable news networks angry because they're used to the advertising dollars. he just evaded them, and they would have to report on what he just -- >> he doesn't h

we go to joel rubin, and what is the latest report coming from ksna from north korea, and take ut forll, and so fixed will, and what do you think that this means to have fix ed will to mae it happen? >> well, richard, it is that north korea has a clear idea of what it wants to do, and the president does not. the world is laughing at us right now to paraphrase him, a that we don't have a policy or plan of how we will approach north yee ya at this stag-- nor this point, and it is clear they are in charge of the diplomatic process, and so we are witnessing the diminish iing of the american stature on the global stage. >> as you so well know, joel, the united states is the military powerhouse of the world, and the number one economy, and all of these dynamics do have a place, and if the president decides to undertake foreign affairs, and international policy in this manner, that is the way that the world must play the game, and as we must know, the president did make the statement that the deal is off, and the meeting was off, many world leaders were scrambling to find out how they could

joel wit, thanucyou very welcome back to the program. how to you read what north korea n saying right now? >> well, there areber of different ways to read it, but i think the main way to read it is that, for months, we have been used to north korea essentially being a pussy cat, which is very different from the way they have been in the past, andh iink, now, they're reverting back to their past behavr in the rup to the summit, and that means trying to heighten the pressure on the united states to give a thood deal and by ehreatening to not go to th summit that's their attempt to do that. >> woodruff: what prepitated this? can you tell what was behind these statement >> well, aside from the generalo h korean attempt to play tough guy, which they normally e could have been a number of other things that were going on. one, it may reflect dif sficults ret preparatory talks that are leading up to the summit t thatnk are being held in singapore. >> woodruff: and these have been underway. >> they have been underway because, as we all know, the

joel kahn.rdiologists. to find out how the superfoods in grown american superfood can help you live a longer and healthier life. - with me today is dr. joel kahn. america's heart healthy cardiologist who literally wrote the book on healing from the inside out. welcome to the show, doctor kahn. - well thank you, dr. kellyann. i'm excited to be here. - so the research really is there. the link behind modern day diseases and the effect that fruit and vegetables has on them. e ngle most important decision we make everyday is whether we're putting super junk or superfoods into our body. 80 to 90% of the patients i see are because of food choices. 80 to 90% is the lack of adequate fruit and vegetables in the diet. 80 to 90% of those diseases don't need to happen. - i mean, there's actually studies to back this up, right? - there is a study out of england that was over 60,000 people. those that were eating five to six to seven servings a day, they actually reduced their chance of dying, during the stud

brennan later today and later we'll be voting to advance two more circuit court nominees, joel carson and john nalbandian. each possess their own set of sterling qualifications. each come recommended widely by those who work closely with them and each deserve to be confirmed by this body and take their place on the federal bench. our friends across the aisle aren't making it easy, but despite the historic obstruction, this senate will do what it takes to process and to confirm the president's fine nominees for these important posts. on one final matter, later today president trump is visiting the great state of indiana, he is joining hoosiers to celebrate the new jobs that republicans are delivering to indiana and all over the country. after years of democratic policies that made life harder for job creators, the united states of america is officially open for business once again. surveys show that since president trump and this republican congress were elected, the percentage of small and independent employers feeling confident about expanding their businesses has nearly tripled. the

mcconnell: yesterday, the senate confirmed two more superbly qualified circuit court nominees, joel carson and john nalbandian. they are the 20th and 21st circuit judges we have confirmed this congress. this morning, our colleagues on the intelligence committee finished their consideration of gina haspel to be c.i.a. director and reported her nomination favorably with bipartisan support. ms. haspel's testimony and record have showcased the poise, talent, and experience that make her an excellent selection. senators heard about her 30-plus years of c.i.a. experience spanning sensitive operations from the cold war to the global war on terror. that background makes ms. haspel an ideal pick at this particular moment, and secretary mattis has explained that counterterrorism and a renewed great power competition are two of the key challenges facing our nation. so it's no wonder, mr. president, james clapper, president obama's director of national intelligence, said, quote, i think the world of gina. she is capable, smart, very experienced, well respected by the agency rank and file, and a great

joel, it is the twitter question we are asking our viewers this morning. that, are the companies getting the message across? use the #bbcthebriefing and i will read your tweets later on. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: sharing the skies for a century. the royal air force and its french allies prepare for a special anniversary. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletic events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7am. taunting which lead to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full—scale riot, as the liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the juventus enclosure. the belgian police had lost control. the whole world will mourn the death of mr nehru. he was the father of the indian people from the day of independence. the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and over 4,500 episodes. the chat show has made her one of the richest people on the plane

con ustedes el doctor joel kahn.limentos podrÁn ayudarte a vivir una vida mÁs larga y saludable. hoy tenemos al doctor joel kahn, el cardiÓlogo de los corazones sanos de amÉrica, quien a su vez es el autor del libro que revolucionÓ la cardiologÍa profundamente. con ustedes el doctor kahn. gracias por invitarme, doctora kellyann, el agradecido soy yo. entonces la investigaciÓn realmente estÁ ahÍ, la relaciÓn detrÁs de las enfermedades modernas y el efecto que las frutas y verduras tienen sobre esto. la decisiÓn mÁs importante que debemos hacer a diario es decidir si poner basura o superfood a nuestro cuerpo. el 80 por ciento al 90 por ciento de los pacientes que veo escogen mal sus alimentos por la horrible y autodestructiva elecciÓn de los alimentos que consumen. el 80 al 90 por ciento de las enfermedades no deberÍan pasar. es decir, hay estudios que prueben estos hechos, ¿no? (doctor kahn) se hizo un estudio en inglaterra con 60 mil sujetos. aquellos que probaron entre cinco, seis o siete porciones por dÍa durante e

zamel at the meeting said knotter joel zamel or his related entities had any involvement whatsoever in the u.s. election campaign. that would seem to directly fly in the face of the reporting and that which you have just said to me. >> no, you just quoted from a comment we published in our reporting. we have -- >> but the lawyer is denying any involvement whatsoever. >> no, what we have said is that the question of whether was any execution, everybody acknowledging the fact, whether this was executed or not is still to be determined. this was the meeting donald trump junior acknowledged the fact that these three individuals would work to support campaign and said nothing came out of that and robert mueller has been investigating a lot of people regarding the work of these companies and the main suspicion that he is trying to check is whether another country besides russia has offered or was involved in any kind of support to the trump campaign. >> and how long or precisely when do you know when robert mueller began this avenue of his investigation? >> yes, in january. what we believ

but center joel embiid is standing by colangelo.a tweet last night, he said, "it's been a fun night, but i don't believe the story. that would be insane." >> glor: yeah, it sounds insane. details of this, just crazy. tony, thank you. still ahead here, a young reporter brings the white house press secretary to the verge of tears. a hilton getaway means you get more because... you get another day in paradise. get a sunset on a sunday. get more stories to share. get more from your summer getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com oscar mayer deli fresh ham has no added nitrates, nitrites or artificial preservatives. now deli fresh flavor is for everyone. like those who like... sweet. those who prefer heat. and those who just love meat. oscar mayer deli fresh. a fresh way to deli. can be a big bad problem that you could spread to.esh. family members, including your grandchildren babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. but you can help prevent this. talk

joel embiid, and how about jason tatum up to al horford. it's a 2.5 boston lead. joel embiid powering to the hoop. no call, missing, stripped, ball out of bounds. terry rojeer knocked it off his knee. five points left, for three and now it's down to one. philly needs two to tie. the long in bounds pass is intercepted. 114-112 celtics move on. giants playing the phillies tomorrow. 10:00 a.m. pacific time. you can only watch that game on facebook. so watch the game and maybe post pictures of your break gast at the same time. two for one. a giant fan gives a kid the ball and he throws it away. this is again franco. that is way out, 3-0. bases full, phillies in the fifth. str strattan. the final in this game was 11-3. on this day eight years ago dallas brayden tossed the 19th perfect game in league history. the historical moment couldn't have been scripted anymore. his grandma was there to witness it. it was great. she came down from the stands and they had an emotional embrace. first pitch at the colosseum and let's hug it up. so sweet. a star cruising most of the da

>> and joel embiid responded with a little sarcasm but it ended wi fun night on twitter.es aside, i don't believe the story, that would just be insane. it would be. >> well, if it is true, maybe this is how embiid would react. >> oh. >> that's a basketball. >> oh, that's how you do it. >> ouch. >> do your talking on the courts, joel, if you're not injured and all that, you know. u know. when you said youe, sir. were at the doctor, but your shirt says you were at a steakhouse... that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy odor protect with 24-hour odor protection. downy and it's done. stop fearing your alarm clock... with new*! zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin ...that supports your natural sleep cycle... ...so you can seize the morning. new! zzzquil pure zzzs. >>> okay. very important this happened, because frank is here. he's on a diet. >> he is? >> hits the weights. >>> so we're going to start in sumatra, in indonesia. interesting scene here. kind of looks trippy, doesn't it? that's a truck driving with an archway attached to its roo

embiid joked about the tweets, he posted on twitter, joel told me that former gm sam hinky is betteryou, #burneraccount. star embiid said colangelo called specifically to deny the story and that he had any involvement. >>> in the nfl, a week after owners approved a new policy requiring policies on the field to stand during the national anthem or face a fine, reaction. some saying the rule might not put an end to the demonstration. >> i think it could stir things up which is a problem. you're stirring things up because you've been told to be quiet. and when it could have been done together to figure out what we can do to move forward and what would be best for the players. >> i've had a lot of people, some of my friends, tell me, well, i can't politically protest at work. but at their job, they don't have to stand in front of millions of people for the anthem and not have a choice on how they do that. >> a lot of different reaction around the league. new york giants' linebacker mark rezlig saying he would like trump to visit the locker room. last week trump voiced support for the poli

las adicciones de joel fue su salida principal.va a explicar de quÉ se trata. ana: esmeralda estÁ aquÍ, te damos los muy buenos dÍas. de quÉ se trata tu personaje. esmeralda: buenos dÍas! les voy a contar un poco de la bella y las bestias. el 12 de junio serÁ el estreno mundial. es una serie de venganza, romance y mucha acciÓn. a mÍ me traen desde mÉxico a los estados unidos y mis dos mejores amigos me terminan entrenando para regresar y vengar a los asesinos de mis padres. interpretamos distintos personajes, es bastante interesante y estoy segura que les va a gustar. la forma en la que estÁ contada visualmente, la direcciÓn, fotografÍa, luz, vestuario y todo es increÍble! conductor: quÉ reto! cambias de personaje mucho. un gran reto como actriz. >> fue una delicia interpretar a isabella. es de esos personajes que uno le pide al cielo que lleguen. tuve el privilegio de interpretar distintos personajes y fue muy divertido. todas las escenas de acciÓn las hicimos los actores porque nos entrenaron muy bien. explorÉ otras facetas como

. >> nba tonight, sixers and celtics, game five, joel embiid enjoying grapes. 18 seconds left.hilly down, powers to the hoop, misses twice, lot of contact, no call. out-of-bounds, stripped by terry rozier, sour grapes. five seconds left, j.j. reddick, hits three. one-point game. philly needs two to tie. marcus smart intercepts the bomb there. boston is going to the eastern conference final to face the cavs again. b boston takes series. >>> threw a perfect game on mother's day. grandmother at game came out to hug her grandson, pitched his way into baseball history. today threw out first pitch, one more hug. perfect. now. defending champions get to daniel mengen in the seventh. max stassi hits home run and derek fisher the same, back-to-back blasts. a's swept 4-1. brandon belt foul ball, throw it's back. that's the enemy. in the fourth, maikel franco against chris stratton, way out, 3-0, in the fifth bases loaded for carlos santana, drives in a pair. giants trounced again. outscored 26-5 in last three games. abc7 sports by river rock casino. >> that's not good. >> don't have to b

conflict zone should sleep on this new conflict zone it is indeed a sprawling new capital to meet joel shipley you who sits in the u. kian fall among four cameras governing feeders fall to. any prime minister because the whole bunch was reelected using rhetoric described as intimidating and signal for bed. in sixty minutes. he has called such presidents reds uptight about john ford and jimmy press. for celebration world press freedom day on t w. talking from the white house. around this shaking about the top of your favorite team. making the clock counting to bring the next target in your column to the entire country champion st louis. sixty. one minds. alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and europe is booming people from around the world a flocking to the old co-incident which is good for the tourist industry but it's a huge challenge for especially popular destinations like one of my favorites that . not least because of the monster cruise ships twelve stories high and thirty.

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melissa: joel, is there anyone else you think would be great also, if you are a fan of hers, who do younk is the person that would be the next great person on the democrat side, if she were to decide for some reason she didn't want to be speaker? >> this is the point i was making earlier, she has been smart about building a bench. melissa: like who? >> joe crowley, positioning himself to do this. older gentlemen like steny hoyer and jim clyburn i'm not sure they have the younger designs of the office, my former boss barbara lee, others in the congressional black caucus. the good thing about the democrat party, there's a big tent and strong stretch of people that can step. in i think she has important people lock step behind her. melissa: thanks, both of you. david: breaking news from the corporate front, sprint ceo is stepping aside and will be executive chairman. finance chief michelle combs will fill his role as ceo as the company is working on the deal for t-mobile to purchase them. shares are sprint are higher after hours. melissa: this bud's for you, george washington. the new brew

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also there was joel zamel who attended meetings as well.with us, ranking congress member adam schiff. so is there anything wrong with trump campaign advisers, including the president's son, meeting with these guys? >> certainly if it's for the purpose of obtaining help from a former power, friendly or unfriendly, during the election is a big problem. i have to imagine the special counsel counsel has interest in this not only of its own right, this may be a separate violation of u.s. law, but it also sheds light on the president's son and campaign manager son-in-law in their attempt with a trump tower meeting with russians. you also have to be concerned with, why are so many foreign powers interested in the campaign that the trump family is willing to play ball? basically, if we give you help in the presidential election or we support you thereafter, what are you willing to do in terms of u.s. policy and sanctions in ukrai ukraine, wraith respect to zte d china, is it for sale? committees in congress need to be looking at these issues and ma

. >> nba tonight, sixers and celtics, game five, joel embiid enjoying grapes. 18 seconds left. hoop, misses twice, lot of contact, no call. out-of-bounds, stripped by terry rozier, sour grapes. five seconds left, j.j. reddick, hits three. one-point game. philly needs two to tie. marcus smart intercepts the bomb there. boston is going to the eastern conference final to face the cavs again. b boston takes series. >>> threw a perfect game on mother's day. grandmother at game came out to hug her grandson, pitched his way into baseball history. today threw out first pitch, one more hug. perfect. now. defending champions get to daniel mengen in the seventh. max stassi hits home run and derek fisher the same, back-to-back blasts. a's swept 4-1. brandon belt foul ball, throw it's back. that's the enemy. in the fourth, maikel franco against chris stratton, way out, 3-0, in the fifth bases loaded for carlos santana, drives in a pair. giants trounced again. outscored 26-5 in last three games. abc7 sports by river rock casino. >> that's not good. >> don't have to be sports expert to know t

. >> nba tonight, sixers and celtics, game five, joel embiid enjoying grapes. 18 seconds left.down, powers to the hoop, misses twice, lot of contact, no call. out-of-bounds, stripped by terry rozier, sour grapes. five seconds left, j.j. reddick, hits three. one-point game. philly needs two to tie. marcus smart intercepts the bomb there. boston is going to the eastern conference final to face the cavs again. b boston takes series. >>> threw a perfect game on mother's day. grandmother at game came out to hug her grandson, pitched his way into baseball history. today threw out first pitch, one more hug. perfect. now. defending champions get to daniel mengen in the seventh. max stassi hits home run and derek fisher the same, back-to-back blasts. a's swept 4-1. brandon belt foul ball, throw it's back. that's the enemy. in the fourth, maikel franco against chris stratton, way out, 3-0, in the fifth bases loaded for carlos santana, drives in a pair. giants trounced again. outscored 26-5 in last three games. abc7 sports by river rock casino. >> that's not good. >> don't have to be spor

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