i was joking before about here is the name he used -- >> john miller. >> john miller.'m sorry i keep forgetting that. i'm serious, this john miller 2017 version. he's getting so frustrated at all the bad news because he's doing such a pathetic job, he's forthing people to go out -- >> and call him magnetic. >> -- and say these things. we joke about the name of the guy he used to lie about his sex life. i forget his name again. larry miller or something. the serious part of this is that this is the language of autocrats. this is the language of dictators. >> to have robots spewing that. >> this is a language employed by stooges in north korea, iran, russia and coming to a country like turkey soon, and countries like turkey. this guy does not understand democratic norms, democratic values. he does not understand that we are not a nation of men, we are a nation of laws. it's completely foreign to him. >> you're right. just ahead, we'll read from matt lewis's great new piece in "the daily beast" on why conservatives won't dance to the dear leader donald trump tune. that's

that's actually donald trump posing as john miller. so there's a real hazardous area that you enter when you enter into communications with this person and i think comey's instincts are better than a reporter's. he's the head of the fbi or he was at that time. he's got a lifetime in law enforcement. his instincts are good. >> matthew, to you. if there was a recording that exonerated the president, don't you think we would have heard it by now? >> look. i'm not going to speculate on how or why the president made the remark he did about mr. comey ought to hope there are no tapes or when he would choose to reveal them. respectfully, i think the issue of the tapes is sort of a side show that's being created by the president to i think likely distract attention from what we -- at least according to former director comey's testimony, what we know to be the facts. i mean, i -- at the moment according to mr. trump's lawyer, there's a he said-he said but mr. comey has said his peace to the intelligence committee. it will be interesting to see i

and people like john miller a former cia/fbi official -- people immersed in this have made that very clear. it's hard to make specific generalizations about it. host: elizabeth, new jersey. muslim american. this is jose. hello. saysr: the gentleman who he's calling for the killing of muslims -- he's equating himself to isis members and al qaeda. he's no different from them. if you are muslim, you cannot be a member of isis. there's a website called letterstobaguette.com. baghdad.com. not only if that would hean were muslim be condemned, he would be under immediate fbi investigation and placed under arrest. religiousf scholars and imams have condemned the extent mr. violence. there are a number of american havewho've condemned -- condemned the extremist attacks. there are a number of american who have condemned the violence. there are certainly people who've been very active and vocal on these issues. host: patty from pennsylvania. caller: good morning. you on asased to have a guest, but it's very important to many of us that we know that muslims have been in our country for decades a

let's go to the broadcast booth up stairs and bring in john miller and mic krukow. they are this year and both ball clubs are in a bad way. both are struggling big time. >> and that is not even the whole story. the giants literally traveled all night. a lot of these guys went from being a big league ball player to being a dad. a little tired. they have been dealt a weird hand because of the schedule and nobody complaints. so tonight, no excuses. and they are going to play baseball. >> up against seth lugo also a young player. >> no excuses despite that overnight flight. programming note, you can watch america's got talent on cozi tv. dateline follows the giants game. and then we will be back with you. this is how it feels when you eat a subway® $6 footlong sub of the day. it's the taste you love, at a price you can't get enough of. the $6 footlong sub of the day. seven days, seven footlongs, seven more ways to enjoy subway®.

you know what may happen at midnight tonight lots of fireworks from rating agencies my guest, john millerolio municipal securities, one of the largest in the world john, what's going on with illinois and chicago >> on the state of illinois, it's been a long time, over two years, since they've been able to get a budget agreement. we're about to go into potentially the third fiscal year s & p in particular has warned they will take the state below investment grade if a budget agreement can't be found and the time is running short. >> i'm. >> narrator: impression, i read it ll, studied it all, it seem as thoughit's binary they made this clear for years and years. how tight is midnight? do things really happen right at midnight >> it's uncertain the process inside the rating agency there is committee process they telegraphed this in an unusually clear fashion. particularly at s & p and to some extent mootidy's as well there is a deadline that is soon maybe they give an extra week two weeks at the most. >> a week is going to make a difference after how many generation weefz been sweeping this

. >> you know, wolf, he's always been his own spokesman, even when he masqueraded as john miller or john barron, he was his spokesman. and what these tweets do is, i'm speaking for myself. but the problem is, as mike points out, he needs to change the subject back to his agenda. because that's what can get him out of this, you know? and they need to kind of separate the white house and have the damage control team and the agenda people and the president needs to be with the agenda people. >> and they're trying to do that, to gloria's point. they have said, you know, we're referring everything to marc kasowitz, when you ask -- >> who's not speaking. >> who's not speaking. and guess who is speaking? donald trump. that's always the problem. he gets in the way of -- >> and just real quickly, an investigation is not guilty. >> right. >> it doesn't mean he's guilty. they could go through this investigation and come out and say, we found nothing. >> no obstruction. >> and mr. president, i say if you passionately argue you've done nothing wrong, stop talking about it. >> and the story about the

that's john miller writing in the "new york post." you might recognize his name. he has been on top of this terror issue for about 20 years and many in law enforcement, if not all, have major concerns about this possibility. >> shannon: i have a friend who is a former nypd officer to me and was stunned it was being discussed and outraged. he said i can't believe we're discussing doing this in a city that's one of the number one targets in this country if not in the world. he said if we had to turn over every way we figure things out and get things done and protect this city he sees zero benefit in doing this. >> bill: like you're handing the other side a big tool. miller also writes this. this proposal would require us to advertise sensitive technologies that criminals and terrorists do not fully understand. the point in all of this as we have learned and studied in incident after incident is the other side learns and they adapt and adjust. >> shannon: you think about when we get their materials what a big boone it has been to us to know the ways they communicate

john miller at fireeye and our very own caroline hyde. thank you both. story we are following now, president trump has always been vocal about fake news on twitter. now he is taking on jeff bezos. again. earlier, trump tweeted -- many were left unsure of what president trump actually meant by this twe and theet -- tweet and the "taxes." the company collects taxes in all 45 states with the sales-tax and the district of columbia. a reminder that amazon ceo jeff bezos bought the washington post as an individual. amazon is not involved. coming up, more on amazon. its reign is under siege. how the e-commerce giant will manage to stay on top. that is next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the fallout continues for binary capital. the last remaining co-founder has offered his resignation to the firm's investors. in a letter of turned by bloomberg, he told the firm's lp "if the investor group believes my removal serves the bes

if i can tirs front man john miller or john barron. >> and frankly you get called by everybody. by everybody in the books. >> reporter: trump denied doing that but his answers to reporter this time about whether tapes of white house conversation exist have sounded less like a denial and more like a cliffhanger. >> when will you tell us about the recordings? >> why won't you tell us now? are there tapes, sir? >> you're going to be very disappointed when you hear the answer, don't worry. >> we also reached out to president trump's personal attorney michael cohen and the attorney for the trump organization allen garten. they are not aware of any instance where trump secretly recorded any conversations with anyone while he was in the private sector and they say they never saw any recording did he vices in his offices at trump tower or anywhere else. wolf? >> if there are white house tapes of the president's conversations with james comey, one key question is, does the white house have to turn them over? what are you hearing about that? >> cnn legal analyst whose a law professor at t

john miller, just love you, dude! 61 degrees. he is our weather watcher in santa rosa. he is all set up for the weekend. he has his shorts on with lemonade and weather station. 61 degrees steady barometer, humidity at 81%. thanks, john, for checking in with us. clear skies across the north bay, clear everywhere right now due to high pressure. it's building in. nearly triple digits in sacramento today. great looking weekend in monterey bay through carmel and pebble beach. 97 in fresno. that's hot. 73 high sierra. gorgeous. boy, 88 if you are going to check out the waterfalls and half dome and yosemite. temperatures today mid-60s at the immediate seashore. but climbing to the low 70s around ocean beach. we have 70s and 80s around the bay today. 82 back through berkeley, 92 san rafael, mill valley, kentfield. also backing all the way into terra linda. then nearly 100 in napa and sonoma. 97 degrees apiece concord, clayton and walnut creek through fairfield. 88 in san jose. 10 degrees above average through willow glen and 88 in redwood city through belmont into brisbane. mos

john miller is our weather watcher in santa rosa this morning. 50 degrees there. clear skies. john you look like you're ready for the weekend. so let's get to it! we have your weekend forecast. first off satellite-radar suggests there's that swath of cloudiness trying to inch its way up the san mateo coast. you saw that little hint of stratus into the bay this morning. we are under the influence of high pressure. it minimizes that onshore push but we still have a shallow deck stacked up next to the coast. so here's your futurecast at 1 p.m. you still have that swath playing tag with the immediate seashore. otherwise it kind of burns off and then we see it push back onshore in the overnight hours. we wake up with gray skies tomorrow morning and it backs off rapidly but hangs tight to right around the half moon bay, daly city and colma areas. and then overnight saturday night we begin to see it mix out due to a trough to the north of the bay area. the only thing that trough would do for us on sunday is bring our temperatures down ever so gently. but it will mix out that marine la

santa rosa john miller says he is overcast. linda says she is breezy with 22-mile-per-hour winds. and steve says in los altos it's just another typical summer day. it is "june gloom" along the coast. we have breezy afternoon winds today. this morning's winds are clocking up to 18 in oakland back through alameda. ten in san francisco. 17 sfo. 14 now in antioch. you get the drill here. we have those winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. so it's patchy stratus according to our satellite and radar right there. today will be the coolest day of the week. and then we bound of wednesday and gradual warming on thursday and friday so we top back off in the low 90s. but no heat wave coming our way. high pressure the key component. low pressure enhancing that marine layer with that cooler air mass. it's comfortable. futurecast illustrates this afternoon, we are still overcast along the san mateo coast. that wipes away very briefly before we fill back in overnight. and then we do wake up tomorrow morning to gray skies and then those skies clear. 84 at the state capital. 94 in redding. 77 in the great

this guy, john miller, weather watcher in santa rosa, 55 degrees. you think he is ready for the holiday? i think so! thanks, john, for checking in with us. plenty of cloud cover in santa rosa john says and check that out. satellite-radar does verify that. it will take a while to see sunshine inland but then it will be warmer then yesterday as a warmup begins. thursday additional warming takes place. and then friday and saturday will pan out to be the warmest days coming up. ridge is set to build into the bay area diverting storms to the north of the bay area. lunchtime clouds around justin herman plaza back to pacifica into rockaway beach all the way into moss and montara beaches. so, you know, a little cloudy a little cool. "june gloom." then here we go by this time tomorrow the same but earlier burnoff on thursday as well. then as we move into friday that cloud cover is going to clear out nicely. today around the state 86 in sacramento. 83 ukiah. mid-60s monterey bay. 70s across the greater lake tahoe area. today's numbers in the 60s at the beaches

john miller our weather watcher in santa rosa says it's 51, clear skies. chilly at his house. he is ready for tonight's warriors game! go john! all right. we have our satellite-radar suggesting that we have the marine layer roughly about 1,000 feet deep in comparison to yesterday morning it was 2,000 feet and more expansive extensive and widespread. we see clear skies in santa rosa. filling in around the san mateo coastline. the wind speeds are under 10 miles per hour for the most part except fairfield at 16. winds do become breezy later this afternoon. occasional stronger gusts winds out of the northwest and more of a westerly direction late afternoon. so the clouds will clear out today. some breezy afternoon winds. friday more sunshine. and warmer conditions. this weekend you can plan on saturday being the warmest of the two, a good weekend for the first weekend of june. so our ridge of high pressure right here is beginning to build in. but it's very weak. nonetheless, we are scrubbing out the stratus by about lunchtime today throughout most areas just hanging tight to the im

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john miller is our weather watcher in santa rosa. he is reporting 53 degrees 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. the reason why it's warmer is you have that deck of cloudiness over santa rosa and yesterday it was clear. 233 in23 in fairfield. west winds due to the robust onshore push. 10 to 20 during the day. gusts to 30. fog and low clouds widespread and patchy this morning. we have clear skies in redwood city. here is what you need to know on this last friday of the month of june. today, similar to yesterday. near seasonal temperatures. pretty much all weekend long into the 4th of july. high pressure sure it is in command but again we have that robust onshore push. it's going to back off towards lunch hour today for your driving plans if you are heading out of town. just hanging very tight to the san mateo coast. meanwhile, we'll see the intrusion of the marine layer later on tonight pushing inland again but thinning out. we'll have earlier burnoff for your saturday into your sunday. but remaining cloudy most of the weekend in pacific

john miller santa rosa says it's cold and 50. katie in hayward says it's clear and 53 degrees.r checking in with us. it's helpful to hear from my weather watchers. you can become one, too. go to cbssf.com/weatherwatchers and sign up. high pressure is minimizing our onshore push this morning. that's why we're seeing the earlier burnoff. we'll see the clouds regather build in and push back onshore in the overnight hours. gray around the bay tomorrow morning and throughout the tri- valley but it backs off rapidly. enjoy your saturday with the abundance of sunshine. and temperatures very similar to today. then a trough come through on sunday. knocks back our temperatures only to rebound monday. i'll have the seven-day forecast. today state capital 88 degrees in the greater lake tahoe area. 72 today same saturday. cooler on sunday at 69. 63 degrees monterey bay if you heading there for some golfing all the way through pebble beach into big sur. 5:49 is our official sun-up. today we have temperatures like this: 60s sunshine pacifica. 80s inland. again that breeze to 20. your extended

john miller, who heads up counterterrorism for the nypd and who says that they've stopped 25 terroristyork city since 2001, told the press that it would create a one-stop shopping guide for understanding the tools and how to thwart them for criminals and for terrorists. and, you know, i like transparency as much as the next guy, but i think that the nypd needs these tools. paul: alicia. >> this is a miss to california democrats who have proposed a $2,000 pension bonus for california highway patrol officers who adopt dogs. you know, i love dogs too, but i think this is mainly intended for the human owners. [laughter] paul: okay. all right, bill. >> paul, no doubt this'll be the only hit vladimir putin ever receives on this show, but he gets a hit on state tv, tongue in cheek he offered james comey asylum in russia if he faced prosecution and compared him with ed snowden. paul: he compared comey to snowden? ouch! >> mr. putin asked what makes the fbi director from mr. snowden? it seems to me in that case he's not so much the head of the fbi, as an activist who has a particular point of v

john miller joins us. welcome. let me start with you, gabe. on the hook of tens to 100 million dollars in payouts if they are reduced to junk status. how far away are they from that point? >> right now, the credit rating on the state is triple b minus, which is one notch away from what is considered below investment grade, the next level below is double b plus. when you guys issued the latest change, how close are we from getting to the next level? what is it contingent upon? >> we downgraded the rating and put it on credit watch. there's a 50% probable the rating could go down again. as much as this has to do iffed state's fiscal deterioration in terms of a growing budget deficit and backlog of unpaid bills that is approaching 15 billion by the end of the current fisz cal year. it actually has to do with some broader issues as well. like the duration of the impasse, the fact that this is happening amidst an ongoing economic expansion. and then just the nature of the stand-off. it really isn't about tax and spending policies, so far as we can

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. >> up front front david gergen, john avelon, and jason miller former senior communications advisor for the trump campaign. this was a landmark global agreement, right? there were only two countries today that were not privy to its. now the united states joins that group. is this an unpress dented decision? >> yes. and i'm sorry to say this, but erin, listen, some 70 years ago, the united states entered an international agreement called the marshall blaj we came to the aid of europe. it was one of the noebelest acts in human history. today we've walked away from the rest of the world and it's one of the most shameless attacks around the world. it's a terrible setback for the planet. we represent as a country 4% of the world's population, but we represent about a third of all the excess carbon dioxide just warming the planets. we're the largest contributor of carbon dioxide in the world. as we walk away from that, it's grotesquely irresponsible. it's true that the nations that are going to faye greatest price for global warming are the poorest countries of the world mpltd and yet the

joininging me on that, john avalon, cnn political analyst, jason miller, former communications adviser to president trump and margaret hoover, cnn commentator and worked in the bush white house. thank you all for being here. jason, let me begin with you. phil mattingly noted so many things that would happen if you just repeal obamacare, don't replace it with anything and work on replace it later. most notably, you need 60 votes, so you need chuck schumer and the democrats on board. what do you make of the president doing this? >> poppy, good morning. as much as i would like the republicans to repeal obamacare, it's not going to happen, at least not as a stand alone bill. what the president may be doing, from the outside looking in, is lighting a fire on those working on this actual repeal and replace legislation in the senate to get this done. go get them fired up and say, hey, there are a lot of folks who would like to go with 100% repeal. i think he may have been lighting a fire under them and drawing more attention to the overall need to get this done. we saw another provider pull o

david lee miller and london with the investigation. we begin with john roberts live at the white house. >> good morning to pray to the president of the united states now in an open fight, the public air raids and twitter, with the incident, the president tweeted "at least him and dead, and no reason to be alarmed." that prompted the sportsman to say that he has more important things to do than respond to donald trump's ill-informed tweet that he deliberately takes out of context. his remarks urging londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police including armed officers on the street. but the president took that as a slap in the face and wrote back "pathetic excuse by london mayor sadiq khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement. msm is working hard to sell it!" the president's comments are drawing fire from theresa may who says that it is wrong to criticize even though he said that he was criticized for her and cutting forces in the u.k. the acting ambassador to the united kingdom, held over from the obama administration

jason miller joins me now, along with john saki and mark preston.you know, mark, i think important there what he said. he kept it very much focussed on the tragedy that just struck congress on congress trying to work together. did not talk about the tapes or elaborate on that and did not talk about what is in front of everyone on that lawn tonight, which is health care. >> no, he didn't. in many ways he gave a traditional presidential speech. he was, you know, it was very smart of him and kind of him to talk about the bravery of the capitol hill police officers as well as to talk about steve scalise and the others. but he did talk about the need for bipartisan spirit to come back to washington, d.c. and he's right about that because this is a very, very bitter place. however, he does have his own problems within his party right now. i think that has to be worked out first before they could actually come together as democrats or republicans. >> so on that point, this is a crucial moment, politically with the president when it comes to health care r,

i am alongside matt miller who was at credit suisse. john sparrow has arrived in the u.k.o walk us through what he is getting in terms of the market reaction. he's going to be joining us to be joining us throughout this conversation as well. we are bringing together some of the best minds we have a bloomberg. we are minutes away from the european market open. we're going to give you a heads up on what you need to know throughout the day. the headlines look like this. it is a hung parliament for parliament -- for britain. some talk we would hear from theresa may around 10:00. that is denied right now. exit uncertainty is the big story surrounding this. is a softer brexit now a more likely outcome? we are going to take you lived to brussels to discuss that issue. what is going on with the pound? it is trading lower. the cash open in around 30 minutes. matt: it was interesting. when i came into this trading for around 4:00 this morning, there had not been a lot of action overnight, especially not relative to what you softer -- after brexit and the trump election. i thought we

i am alongside matt miller who was at credit suisse. john sparrow has arrived in the u.k.rough what he is getting in terms of the market reaction. he's going to be joining us to be joining us throughout this conversation as well. we are bringing together some of the best minds we have a bloomberg. we are minutes away from the european mop

john boehner. jen palmieri, former clinton campaigns communications director. matthew miller, former spokesman for the justice department in the obama administration. my tv husband for the day. we've been on the air since 9:00 a.m. an msnbc analyst. in washington, d.c., nbc legal contributor, former federal prosecutor, paul butler, who doesn't rise to husband status but we've also been on the air all day. i feel like we've been having this conversation since 9:00 this morning. the dramatic moments to me today seem to fall into three categories. one, what donald trump asked comey to do that was just so outside the realm and the norm and we'll have this debate about whether or not it was illegal, obstruction of justice. two, for all the interactions we had with the sitting president which is not normal, your old boss, my old boss, did not call the head of the fbi down for dinner and ask him for loyalty pledges, but u for all those interactions, never one question about russia. who was very seriously meddling in our democracy. and then, three, this exchange that julia was talkin

. >> matt miller is a chief spokesman for the justice department. john mcglocklin is an msnbc national security analyst. thank you for joining me. i want to get back to what i think is the massive headline out of that news conference. maybe i'm taking crazy pills. after five months of being the president the president's spokesperson can't say definitively whether or not the president agrees with all of the intelligence. that russia hacked into our election. it seems to be a simple yes or no question. and we can't get a straight answer. it's june 20th, he's been president for five months. take a listen to what sean spicer just said. >> question on russian sanctions, very plainly, a yes or no answer. does president trump believe the russian government interfered in the 2016 elections? >> i think i have not sat down and talked to him about that specifically. we've been dealing with a lot of other issues today. >> there's 16 intelligence agencies that say that they did interfere with our elections. the former fbi director said without a doubt -- >> i underst

john farrell. he was ejected earlier in the game arguing with the crew chief bill miller over a call. 2-0.ess innings. 1-2-3, 1-2-3. they are a pitch away from having the tying run at the plate with a five-run lead going in the ninth. >> joe: a walk and a double and two outs. 3-0 to jackie bradley jr. the bases are load and the red sox bring the tying run to the plate in the ninth. >> joe: charles nagy and mike scioscia are trying to decide if they will let bedrosian finish this or bring on parker who is warming in a hurry. vazquez if you are wondering about his chances to tie the game with one swing. he has two career home runs. the last one came against the yankees a year ago. tying run at the plate, put the red sox down to the final out. strike one on a slider. vazquez is 1 for the last 18. fouled off. 0-2. >> joe: first run that bedrosian has allowed year. and now trying to strand them loaded. >> a.j.: i think the dodger fans lost. at the wrong game. >> joe: took a really bad wrong turn. here comes the 0-2. that spins away. ball one. they have put chris young in the on-deck circle. if

we'll hear from the acting chief of naval operations john richardson and comidant robert miller. >>> good morning. the committee is meeting today to receive testimony on the plans and programs in the department of the navy fiscal year 2018. i want to thank each of the witnesses for their distinguished service and is civilians they lead who are serving around the world today. in recent months, our nation's senior civilian defense and military leaders have testified to this committee about the severe threats we face around the world. they have reported shortfalls and readiness that our military advantage over our potential adversaries is eroding and the dire need for new capabilities. and yet, as secretary mattis testified here on tuesday, the greatest immediate threat that our military faces is right here in washington. fiscal uncertainty, continuing resolutions, arbitrary and inadequate caps on defense spending, four more years of the budget control act and the threat of sequestration. we desperately need a new approach. unfortunately, the administration's fiscal year '18 budget requ

john riley, thank you. >> thank you. >> well plenty of talk about the panel. jason miller, jennifer grantham, steven moore and maggie has beenerman. why wouldn't the white house say that the president believes it's a hoax. >> probably because if the answer is yes i don't think therapy they are prepared to deal with everything that would come with that. they don't want to get into having to explain away a tweet from a couple of years ago that having been said this is sfvgly fair game legitimate something he said as a candidates something i he put out in the medium many that he continues to use it's his favorite way of communicating with people. i think it's a problem on its own it's not going away. it's emblematic as the jim said the white house has hungered down on everything these days very, very hard to get a direct answer on a number of topics. we have gone from to be fair to the president early on in the administration -- well we're still early on. earlier on in the administration he was much more accessible then president obama was. reporters able to talk to him more

john riley, thank you. >> thank you. >>> plenty to talk about with the panel. paul begala, jason miller, jennifer granholm and maggie haberman. why would the president not just say that he believes that climate change is a hoax as he did when he was a civilian? >> because if he says yes, they are probably not prepared to what all goes along with that and explaining away a tweet that having been said a couple years ago, this is perfectly fair game, something he said as a candidate, something he put out there in the media and continues to use and it's his favorite way of communicating with people. i think it's a problem on it's not going to go away on its own but the fact that the white house has hunkered down on almost everything these days. and to be fair to the president early on in the administration -- well, we're still early on. earlier on in the administration, he was much more accessible than, say, president obama was. reporters were able to talk to him much more easily. his people were, while sean spicer was aggressive, to put it mildly, others were responsive. i think it has cha

. >>> red sox manager john farrell has been fined and received a one-game suspension for this up close and personal argument he had on saturday with the umpire bill millerng the suspension tonight as boston hosts minnesota. russell westbrook won his award last night. westbrook was an easy winner over james harden. kanter took a photograph and tweeted, no, no, no, you are the real mvp, referring to durant's famous shoutout to his mom when he was named most valuable player. remember this? >> you made sure we ate, you went to sleep hungry, you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. >> being league mvp is nice, but i'm guessing westbrook would trade it all in for the finals mvp that durant won. warrior fans can take a photo with the trophy this weekend. on thursday, it will be on display in san mateo. friday at the oracle arena team store. friday, walnut creek. then sunday, you can find the trophy at san francisco's westfield center. >>> the american flag football league is making its debut tonight. it will feature teams led by terrell owens and michael vick. the players went through a practice yesterday evening. it's seven on seven, 5 yard 25 for a first

miller, if that turns out to be the case. a lot of the moderates in the labour party will be in despair. alongsidea picture johnjuncker. what does he think when he sees these exit polls? francis: i have no idea what he thinks it -- it depends what time of day it is, i suppose. >> 11:00 in brussels. >> does that make a difference? francis: our counterparts in the e.u. want to know who they are dealing with, what sort of hand the prime minister is going to have. theresa may? francis: i would think so, unless it turns out to be worse than this projection, i would expect her to be prime minister, of course. >> what does the market need to see in t next 24 hours to settle down? >> they need to see what the government is going to look like. head back to 2010. we did not have the brexit negotiations. we carried most of that election with the hung parliament. sterling reacted badly. you then have a period of consolidation were people waited to see what would happen. think we are going to have a weak -- >> thank you very much. more for u.k. trade. simon derrick. remember, the functionality you can use on your terminal.

. >>> red sox manager john farrell has been fined and received a one-game suspension for this up close and personal argument he had on saturday with the umpire bill miller. he's serving the suspension tonight as boston hosts minnesota. russell westbrook won his award last night. westbrook was an easy winner over james harden. kanter took a photograph and tweeted, no, no, no, you are the real mvp, referring to durant's famous shoutout to his mom when he was named most valuable player. remember this? >> you made sure we ate, you went to sleep hungry, you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. >> being league mvp is nice, but i'm guessing westbrook would trade it all in for the finals mvp that durant won. warrior fans can take a photo with the trophy this weekend. on thursday, it will be on display in san mateo. friday at the oracle arena team store. friday, walnut creek. then sunday, you can find the trophy at san francisco's westfield center. >>> the american flag football league is making its debut tonight. it will feature teams led by terrell owens and michael vick. the players went through a practice yesterday evening. it's seven on seven, 5 yard 25

john farrell is going to go ballistic. >> kevin: this is a good action, with the advent of instant replay we don't get to see arguments as much. bill miller a former classmate of mine at ucla we used to drive one another at ucla baseball field at the tryouts, he didn't make it, he took the umpire out and now he's a big league umpire getting yelled at by john farrell, wow. that will do it for us, here in los angeles, don't forget tomorrow on fox, it's a confederations cup coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we'll see you back here again next week, for baseball night in america, see you oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win instantly. >> breaking news out of lehigh county. they got on a scene, someone fired at them, we're live at the scene. >> keep it here, unique is next. >> live from center city in philadelphia. this is "fox 29 news" at 10:00. >>> and first on "fox 29 news" at 10:00 shots fired at police, a bar

in joni want to bring miller, senior manager of analysis at the cyber security firm -- at a cyber security firm. tell us as farou as what you've learned in the last 24 hours? john: the key thing about this malware is that it has been able to proliferate as quickly as it has using a very clever combination of known tactics and tools. essentially, the attackers used a ransomware capability that was known and a couple spreading methods that were previously known, bundled them together in a creative way, that, as we've seen over the last couple of days, a lot of organizations were not prepared to handle. emily: how similar and different is this to what happened with wannacry? john: this is similar in that the attackers are relying on the malware proliferating itself to new areas of compromised networks. the way it is different is, first of all, the malware uses a combination of methods for sprinting -- spreading itself, rather than just one, which is what we saw with wannacry. the malware both encrypts victims' files as well as prevents them from booting their machines, which is a bit more serious than what wannacry would typically due to a compromised system. he f

us for the hour, john najarian, josh brown who by the way was named number one most influential advisor by investopedia. >> thank you to investopedia. >> michael farr, ceo of farr, miller and washington. mr. wonderful himself, kevin e o'leary himself the markets have turned south. the dow jones industrial average is down 158 points about 3/4 of 1%. the nasdaq is your big decliner. that is down 1.73% we'll get more in the tech weakness coming up the yield on the ten year note is in fact inching a bit higher today. john najarian you pointed out before the show that there is a lot of things we can point to but that euro was weak what is the root cause of what we are seeing today? >> i think some of the comments from draghi and some of the things that have been going on over seas, not the lack of growth i know kevin's going to hit on that for sure because that's one of his big points about why you should be invested in europe, but i think people just decided to take a little off at the end of the quarter here, kev i think the europe spillover came over into our markets, brian, because buy room or sell news, it was virtually assured perhaps wells fargo would have been an ou

reported now, and as david lee miller brought up, that at least one of the suspects was on the radar of authorities, was known to authorities, what does that tell you? >> john: well, it says that authorities are reluctant to engage, even what i think is permissible investigative behavior to try and prevent these attacks before they happen. it is the normal law-enforcement approach to try and apprehend the criminals after it happens. that is unacceptable and the kids have terrorism. one thing that the police said about isis, they said that there is no evidence of any connection other than maybe the terrorists were inspired by isis, don't these guys get the point? this is not ibm in the 1950s with people wearing white shirts, dark ties, dark suits sitting at desks and looking at boxes and lines on an organizational chart. this is the point that isis can inspire people over the internet or through social media and get them to engage in terrorist attacks without going through a formal organization chart. that does not make things better because they cannot find more of a connection, and makes it it worse. >> sandra: but it seems like, kennedy, this repeats itse

john, we know nunez and sessions did not step aside. they may have briefly but they are back. >> sessions enough so that his deputy was able to put miller in place. >> but involved with comey. >> if you really parse the sequence of events that came out after the trump meeting it's clear he's not totally hand off. nunez thing is particularly problematic and insulting for this reason. nunez kept, keeps on basically parroting white house talking points in his actions on this committee. there are two core points. surrogates in the white house constantly pushing. first it's deflection. not us. let's look at the obama administration. the leaks. the unmasking. if you have a member of congress who has been entrusted in that role pursuing those talking points, that's a sign of a corrupt inquiry. >> let's put up phil mudd's face for a second. >> this is our graphic. >> you see phil mudd's face. that tells you everything about how he feels about these subpoenas for the unmasking. explain to people why you look the way you do, phil. >> to say that this is a political exercise is polite. this is a freak show. maggie nailed it. there are two issues h

john mitchell went to jail. i think the answers are probably bad. that's my suspicion, and i think that's why you'll see him cite executive privilege to avoid answering the first set. >> matt millerf spokesman for it is justice department. i didn't know we were going to have a big week of being glued to congressional testimony, but happy to have you here to understand what's going to happen. much more ahead tonight. stay with us. america's beverage companies have come together to bring you more ways to help reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, and we're working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. balanceus.org. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 9

john. >> they may not get 25 hours of debate, lettate lone 25 days, but it might be the best way to get it passed. suzanne malveaux, capitol hill, thank you so much. joining me, jason miller, former communications director for the trump transition team. david swerlick, assistant editor at the "washington post." and jeff weaver, former campaign manager for bernie sanders. gentlemen, let's play a game of what if with the georgia six special election. jeff weaver, in 20 seconds or less, if ossoff, the democrat, wins, what does he win, what does it mean? >> well, what it means is that the american public are sick and tired of this trump agenda of an attempt to take away health care from 23 million people and as we've seen over the course of three special elections, democrats are far outperforming how they did in the presidential election year. i think john os so of's going to put it over the top today. >> all right, what if he loses? >> look, this has been a very close race. the previous incumbent price i think won this seat by 23 points. it's a staunchly republican seat. the fact that ossoff has gone toe-to-toe with his republican opponent i think is a testament to the stren