joining us tonight that organizations bindings senior counselor and former cheney security adviser john hammond. john, it's great to have you with us. this is absolutely an incredible in the full sense of the word, an incredible series of developments to learn that a president of the united states is dealing with the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism in cash in the currency of foreign nations and for the life of me i can't figure out how we got ahold of the button. >> yeah and totally untraceable of course lou any drug dealer or terrorists can tell you that the way to go is cash because nobody will catch you as you engage in all kinds of nefarious activities from funding the likes of hezboah to course this incredible program that iran has got that they want to eventually aim at the united states. lou: would he make of the president who says to everyone upon all of the reports that we learned then that there was a contemporaneous if not instantly simultaneous transfer of the hostages that iran had taken and the 400 i am dollars in foreign currencies and cash delivered to them and the pr

less than 24 hours later, john hammond wasted no time finding a scorer. tyler ennis was traded to the houston rockets today. in return, the bucks acquired small forward michael beasley. the former second overall pick back in 2008 averaged 12.8 points in 20 games last season with the rockets. prior to his time in houston, beasley averaged over 31 points per game in china and was named the chinese basketball association league mvp. once again five starters on the , packers defense did not practice today. morgan burnett, datone jones, sam shields, and letroy guion. with guion out, the packers have signed defensive tackle brian price to the active roster. t.j. lang was the only member of the offense to miss practice today. he was out with a hip injury. in the west coast system, success comes on perfect timing between the quarterback and receivers, something aaron rodgers admits has been lacking. >> is here timing is that little bit off, miles off at times with your connection points, so we have been working on that throughout training camp in the regular seas

lou: the defense of democracies john hammond joins us. tensions running high between these two drivers pick what happens next is simply astonishing. we will bring you the video plus they said i have troll teeth. that my voice sounded like a possessed baby doll. that no one would ever love someone as stupid as me. that i was fat. ugly. disgusting. the effect of bullying is potent. we will no longer be the silent majority. now when you see online bullying, there's something you can do about it. we're gonna take action with the eye. i am a witness. i am a witness. i am a witness. i am a witness. i am a witness, and so are you. lou: first the controversy about $400 million. remember foreign currencies that were flown in to iran in an unmarked aircraft before iran released hostages that they had taken. then we learned there were two more payments to iran to total $1.3 billion. again delivered in foreign cash currency's. now reports that the real number , that is what we have done, we have gone from 400 million to 1.7 billion in total to now mo

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put on the courtas he's turning itto one of the rising stars in the nba..here's general manager john hammond and yannis afterinking the new deal ((john says)) i can say this nc coaches would agree theplayers around him would agree to becomethe best player that he can become i want to thank the coaching staff there alot of people that help on a daily basis and you can see the hard work that they do on a daily basis to get me better i want to thank them for making me betterand spend alot of ours he's a pretty happy man.more from yannis coming up in sports .guys coming up, a tough tweet to swallow... the candy controversy that's leaving a bad taste in the mouths of many.plus, don't call it a conspiracy... how one c-e-o is explaining his banks ?bad? practices after an exceptional day of sunshine and warm temperatures, some big changes are on the way. high pressure gave us a break from yesterday's rain but it won't be strong enough to keep the next stretch of unsettled conditions at bay. a trough of low pressure will develop overhead tonight and linger russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all a

current n-b-a the s signed the greek freak pretty cheap....especially considering general manager john hammond tells me they think the 21 year old has only scratched the surface of his potential... hammond: "you know we are betting on the future with him. but i think he has a good enough, strong enough body of work where it's a safe bet for us. as we said he's going to continue to work hard to be the best player that he can and if he does that special things will 3happen." happen."next up on the bucks wish list is signing jabari had to say about parker's at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. more. russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entr

john hammond's positive impact on the bucks will be evident for years to come. his signature move..drafting giannis antetokounmpo--the 100 million dollar man. won't change this 21 year old--came through in what he said to the general manager during yesterday's news conference to announce the big contract extension. "if you wouldnt have given me the oppertunity when i was 18 years old, this wouldnt be possible so you took a big risk. i just want to tell you its worth it. im going to keep working hard to make it even worth it. and thank you for giving me the oppertunity to be here for the next five years and im not going to let you down.im going to keep working hard and make the bucks and respect their decisions. hopefully one day we have a backlash against the company making epi- pens, after prices for the life-saving drug skyrockets in recent years. still ahead... the defense from the ceo of the drug manufacturer-- at a washington. plus... aid deliveries in syria stopped after another relief to move 100 sales and office employees from west allis -- to schlitz pa

how about this story from john hammond? he said michael brantley could miss significant time next time too. saying the shoulder surgery was very serious. the indians are just not saying really anything and not concuring with the report at all an guess i'll see you next august. . >>> day three of training camp today. how about this? the great kevin garnet who just retired may be coming to the cavaliers as a member of ty lieu's coaching staff. lou would like to welcome him as a member of the coaching staff and garnet's wife would like him to stay involved in too. she just doesn't see that happenling now. okay? so we'll wait on that [laughs] that would be pretty cool. he is an intense guy. >>> jimmy and betsy back tonight at 7:00. >> the nbc nightly news just >>> tonight, deadly train disaster. a speeding commuter train crashes into a station at rush hour. the painic inside, at least one killed, over a hundred injured. and the safety system that might have prevented it. why didn't this train have it? >>> mystery motive. what d

bucks gm john hammond took a chance 3 years ago. and it paid off..for the team, and for giannis antetokounmpo. he was an 18 year old skinny kid who hadn't played against great competition in greece when the twenty 13 nba draft. a shocker...but the kid has grown into a man in the league..and he has a man-sized contract extension to boot. 4 years..the team's first 100 million dollar player. all guaranteed... that could be tough to deal with pressure-wise...but.. "i feel like the pressure i put pressure,im the only guy that can put pressure on myself. i want to be great i want to make my team great. i want to make playes for my team. i want to be a winning team so i put pressure on myself." "since giannis has arrived hes done everything he the best player he can become and we have full faith and confidence in giannis that thats not going to stop.hes going to continue to work towards that and if he does that along with the rest of the players on this teamthen we have a chance to accomplish these kind of goals that we have set for oursel

his production in the next six months will be tough to replace, but today, john hammond wasted no time adding another scorer to the mix. the bucks have traded guard tyler ennis to the houston rockets. in return, milwaukee acquired small forward michael beasley. the former second overall pick back in 2008 averaged 12.8 points in 20 games last season with the rockets. prior to his time in houston, beasley averaged over 31 points per game in china and was named clay matthews was one of five defensive starters to miss practice today. he has now missed two straight days with an ankle and hamstring injury. he may be in jeopardy of missing sunday's home opener. remember, the packers have a bye next week, with or without matthews, the packers won't have to contend -- game plan for calvin johnson sunday. the lions star receiver retired in the offseason, but it hasn't hurt matthew stafford's numbers. through two games, he has a career best passer rating of 101 and six different receivers have caught at least five passes so far. year. he's getting the ball out fast, a little faster than normal. h

getting better....the bucks need to find someone to replace his scoring.....for now general manager john hammond says they'll rely on their depth to fill his shoes by committee... on a much happier note, the bucks made a splash earlier in the week signing giannis antetokounmpo to a four year, 100 million dollar extension......with that signing wrapped up hammond tells me they can turn their attention to jabari parker....the bucks other 21 and five rebounds a game last season... 3 3 3 hammond: "well you hope so. we hope that a year from now we are sitting here with jabari and talking about a contract extension for him as well." sam bradford has never had a winning record in seven seasons........... but he lit the packers up like a christmas tree sunday and kevin holden tells us that's just the start of the problems on defense... 3 3 kevin: scott, there were some pretty prominent packers defensive players listed on wednesdays injury report. in fact, several of them including clay matthews, and morgan burnett, did not practice on wednesday. damarious randall and company will need to step up their g

john: what about this hammond's boost, this fiscal push?in the old days, alistair darling pushed in 20 billion pounds roughly. now the talk is 5-10 billion. is that enough? or is it yet another example of what you talked about, everyone keeps on relying on central banks to do most of the work? >> i mean, i don't know what the treasury is planning. i am sure they will share it with us at the appropriate time. it's too early to say whether will be enough for not. i do think there is a wider, more international issue around the balance he of monetary fiscal and structural policy. every international meeting i have been to in the last year has ended with the same conclusion which is that we need a more balanced approach to recovery and that includes a balance of monetary policy, fiscal policy, and structural reform with a big if this is on the structural side as well as fiscal. john: in britain, do you think structural -- most people are looking at the economy is a structurally it doesn't. face the same challenges as the eurozone is structural

hammond. does that change between now and november? johnink gilt yields will be pulled up by what is happening in the euro area and u.s. because at the same time as people think we are at the end of easy money, some of that extends to the u.k. i would be surprised to see at the levels17 they are at now because over time the bank of england policy is going to be the bigger driver. tom: simon kennedy, what is the most important date on your calendar within our brexit coverage? simon: we see david davis speaking today. later in the week we see the bankers coming forth and publicly talking about brexit and parliament. there is no data, to some extent. we do not know what it is so it is hard to pick a specific date. we are going to roll along for a little while and hope some things start to firm up. certainly one thing worth looking for, the conservative party conference starting in october. tom: simon kennedy, thank you so much. move, down we go yesterday and then up through the day and down we come again. futures -114.ow it has been crazy the

john: when you talk to the experts, that is one of the first things you hear. you hear that from hammond and theresa may's administration, that trying to do something like this could make things more expensive. if it begins to splinter and break apart operations that it has formed somewhat naturally in london. yeah, the question is does it make things more expensive? it takes a long time. having to move people, having to move technology, having to find skilled workers in other jurisdictions, and also the legal work that has to perhaps to waste to rewrite -- two perhaps take place to rewrite certain contracts and the way the derivative contracts are written. that is not an easy task. it is a big lift. vonnie: these are all details, i suppose, of the plan to exit europe, should it ever actually come to fruition. it might have to happen. i was surprised with 39% of these trains actually carried out in london -- trades carried out in london. i would've thought it would have been more good given the currencies, the euro, they should have been in france and germany. john: right, right. yeah, t

that is a great point that hammond pointed out, maybe new york ends up being the winner. maybe some other jurisdiction. tom: johnthank you so much. reporting here on the first jobs to move out of the city. we will continue with the drew matus. coming up, what an extraordinary day yesterday. international perspective from william lee from citigroup. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance. eight hours yesterday. "feddne was fed it out -- ed out" yesterday. thank you to michael mckean for the afternoon. soiree -- a morning must-read. politics and bush senior, this is something. jonathan bernstein writing it up , three to five living former gop presidential nominees have opted not to support the nominee . in other words, mr. trump is a different. he is not a normal candidate. his candidacy is untenable according to those who have the strongest incentives to get it right. i would suggest there has been a shift in the last week. i don't know what the shift is but what i want to know is is a going to fold and equity performance? julian: there has been a shift. the outcome is more uncertain. i w

hammond street. she was parking at brockton courthouse in downwhen suv went into reverse and hit john buckley standing in the sidewalk. he died at the hospital. accident. >> sara: another local school may stop ranking students by grade point averages. the school committee in shrewsbury plans to vote on proposal early next month. majority of colleges and universities have reduced the importance of class rank on admissions process. shrewsbury high still recognize valedictorians if proposal is adopted. gillette stadium says it will be paying for a bruce springsteen concert that lasted more than four hours earlier this month. the kraft group co than $22,000 to foxborough for breaking the town's concert curfew. foxborough weeknight curfew is 11:30. show ended at 11:54, 24 minutes late. the foxborough concert was and springsteen's tour. >> catherine: still see a lot of colors and expressway northbound stalled incident at congested spot to begin with and averaging 12 miles per hour as you go through quincy and milton, also 93 as coming down through medford going about 8 miles per hour. so slow crawl 128 look

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