lance can talk to that. 19% increase in revenue. melissa: lance what do you think about that?ey're apparently losing market share on the phone side in china they're still growing. there is really headwind in china and a lot of concerns but for apple not so much. i can't wait to hear what tim cook says on the call. melissa: that is my next question, you jumped ahead, what would you ask on the call? what is the most important thing you want to hear about? >> i would be wonder about capital expenditures. they obviously are buying back a lot of stock but would like to see if apple like so many companies is still reacting to that big tax change by wanting to invest more in the u.s. melissa: lenore, what would be your first question on the call? what are you listening for? >> my focus is the not next quarter. i'm looking many quarters ahead with 5g. that will be impressive forced upgrade there. melissa: gary? >> very simply, what's 11 looking like? they are as good as what the next item will be. they are all about product. so far they delivered and so far the consumer continues to b

lance: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2345, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the titlele of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2345, a bill to require the federal communications commission to study the feasibility of designating a simple easy to remember dialing code to be used for a national suicide prevention and mental health crisis hotline system. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lance, and the gentlelady from michigan, mrs. dingell, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. lance: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and insert remarks extraneous materials in the record on the bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. lance: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lance: thank you,

lance: not necessarily.he way to think about our crude pipeline, it takes about four or five months for us to train a crew, a new conductor. it probably takes about six to seven months from the time we know we want to hire one until the graduate one. so our training pipeline is full right now, which is graduating crude into the network -- crews into the network at about 250 month. but that will start calming down a little bit as we look to the latter part of the year and the early part of next year, when a normal cycle takes our volume down overall. comparing it to last year, you can't necessarily say that because of the pipeline being charged right now, it will stay charged against last year the same way. we were growing our training pipeline last year at this time as well. s&pie: every company in the that has reported has mentioned the trade war as a concern. that's not impacting guidance so much. what do you think? we are definitely concerned about tariffs and retaliatory measures. when it comes to nafta

lance fritz on trade, technology and the economy. he also talked about how the railroad industry is using new technologies such as automation and scanners to improve operations and increase efficiency. >> good afternoon. welcome to the national press club, the place where news happens. my name is derek and i'm a news editor and chairman of the board of governors of the national press club. first of all, i would like you to silence all cell phones. if you are on twitter, tweet npclive.he program # hold applause until all is introduced. i don't want anybody to feel bad if they get more applause than they do. and the head table is not linear and i ask that you stand as i call your name. i have mike, vice president, external relations for union pacific. jay, president and c.e.o. of the national association of manufacturers, lisa, assignment manager at the associated press and co-chair of the n.p.c. headliners' team. hn, bill cassidy, journal of commerce, alan, science and enterprise, joseph morton, omaha world herald and former member, c

lance: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 4 printed in house report 115-830 offered by mr. lance of new jersey. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lance and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. lance: i rise today to offer an amendment increasing funding for the delaware river program-t protecting our nation's water supply is one of the major accomplishments of this legislation. the delaware river is a strong priority for the country. i thank the chairman and chairman calvert for their support of this program and support in support of my bipartisan amendment i offer tonight with congressman gottheimer also of new jersey. the delaware river supplies water to over 15 million people and serves as the major source of drinking water for new jersey, new york, delaware and pennsylvania. indeed of the major cities across the globe, new york is considered to have the best quality water and that is due to basin. ware water federal

lance, always good to see you, thanks for coming up again >> thank you for having me >> you went intot on the call, talking about tariffs, whether or not it's going to be a -- consumption on u.s. products going overseas, how do you explain it to viewers and investors? >> in the simplest terms, tariffs are taxes on consumption, whether it's tariffs on products that u.s. customers provide. it makes those goods for costly. and supply economics demands that the higher the price on the supply curve, the more you're going to drop down on the consumer curve to be equitable and fair on the trade platform, we just think that tariffs are a blunt tool that are probably going to do more damage in the short-term. >> and in the short-term, what are we seeing exactly? is it more acute in ag is it more acute in steal? can it be more aggregate than that >> it's got chemical structure that we don't get in the u.s we actually pay a premium for that trail and the first 25% steel tariffs cost us $6 million more. so that was an kmeed direct impact, and we have already seen steel prices go up in the u.s. so

we will ask congressman leonard lance of new jersey.is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets balance of power. i'm shery ahn. david: i'm david westin. the democrats quest to take the house will likely take them through purple suburban districts. democrats are focused on flipping congressional districts hillary clinton carried in 2016 from red to blue. jerseythose is new seventh represented by congressman leonard lance who joins us now. great to have you. >> thank you to both of you. david: the race will begin in earnest. do you want to run -- you personally want to run with president trump or against president trump? >> i want to run on my own. there are areas where i agree with the president. there are certain areas where i disagree with the president. hillary clinton carried our district by 3800 votes and i carried it right 38,000 votes. obviously i like that extra zero at the end of the figure. it is a highly educated district and i will be judged based upon my view. david: we talked about the state and local tax issue which

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at the head is our guest today, lance fritz. while trade wars and automation were not a thing, it affected how union pacific and competitors operated today. it could hurt 14 million of the workers who jobs depends on canada and mexico including those who helped elect the president. he has a pretty strong horse in this race as well. both commodities and finish products it's difficult to steer clear of many of the big debates shaping the country whether it's the effect that fossil fuel have an climate change or the mix between public and private investment. he will discuss trade and economy at a time when both are dominating the news as well as discuss how technology is making freight transport safer. join me in a warm welcome to lance fritz to the national press club. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. it's great pleasure. i'm pleased to join you hear today. the national press club mission to support professional journal im ism has never before more important than today. we need a vigorous, independent press to ensure our publi

congressman lance, why is your resolution necessary? >> i think we have to reaffirm here on capitol hill that we support our intelligence agencies. dan coats is doing a terrific job. also, i think that it's important that the russian sanctions be fully implemented. our resolution is identical with the resolution in the senate sponsored by senators flake and coons. >> are you saying the administration isn't doing enough? >> i think the sanctions should be fully enforced. i hope the administration does that. certainly, we on capitol hill in a bipartisan capacity believe that the intelligence agencies are doing a terrific job. >> did you learn anything valuable from secretary pompeo about what happened at that trump/putin summit? >> unfortunately no. it was a highly disturbing meeting that they did it in private. we don't know what was discussed. the press conference after that meeting was equally distressing because the president drew a moral equivalence between what our law enforcement agencies and our intelligence community in america i

please join me in a warm welcome to lance fritz to the national press club. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure. so with that being said it is a real honor to be in front of the national press club. i see many friends both new and old so i am pleased to join you here today. the national press club's mission to support professional journalism has never been more important than it is today. more than ever we need a vigorous, independent press to ensure our public policy discussions, debates are grounded in fact and reason. one area of policy that could use more fact and reason today maybe than ever before his international trade which is exactly why i am here today. in the past an issue like trade policy might be esoteric, abstract but let me assure you we at pacific railroad, nation's freight railroads it is anything but. the decisions made here in washington about trade affect my hometown in omaha, nebraska and the 7300 communities union pacific serves and 10,000 customers. i will describe the impact that i see and what i think is interesting

. >> lance armstrong: where's evidence of doping here? finally admitted using banned drugs after his former teammate tyler hamilton came clean on "60 minutes" in 2011. >> tyler hamilton: there was e.p.o., there was testosterone. >> pelley: you saw lance armstrong inject e.p.o.? >> hamilton: yeah, like, we all did. >> stahl: and rounding out our sports report, ed's encounter with muhammad ali in 1996. ali's parkinson's disease had worsened. >> bradley: ali, ali, ali? >> stahl: and at lunch, he appeared to nod off. >> bradley: somebody told me, sometimes, when he sleeps, he punches in his sleep. you know, i'm sort of looking at him, and all the sudden, he just went-- ( laughter ) i almost jumped out of my chair. >> stahl: it was all a prank, a put-on, engineered by the greatest. >> muhammad ali: yeah. >> bradley: you got me. >> action! >> stahl: as for the movies... >> bryan cranston: you looking at me? >> yuch. >> cate blanchett: now, i'm a great actress... ( laughter ) >> kroft: can you do anything you want right now? >> jim carrey: i'm s

finally, after a0 or 50 years, have been lanced?it goes and the form in which it happens, whether it is a messy dislocation or whether there is eventually a deal. longer term, clearly what is happening is a really interesting realignment in british politics. i mean, i reject the idea it is a cult. if it is a cult, 52% of us in britain are in this cult, in wanting tojoin countries like japan, india, this cult, in wanting tojoin countries likejapan, india, and chile, and not be in the european union. but the conservative voters becoming much more working class and lower middle—class. becoming much more working class and lower middle-class. and so far the party is not, does not reflect that? well, that is probably going to change. but also, you then now have a lot of homeless british voters, middle—class, university educated, ultraliberal, who now find themselves politically without a home. they don't like brexit, but then they don't likejeremy corbyn either. the strange thing that happened in the last general election, which was a cat

a big thank you to my guests, christopher hope from the telegraph and the political commentator, lancelly, we have some rain in the forecast to help with the parched ground across many parts of the country but particular across the country but particular across the north and the west. now, today was a very warm one. we saw 29 in the north—west of london. generally it was warm across the board. we start to see the change taking place in the north—west corner of the uk with rain and cloud arriving across the highlands later in the day. it is all down to this tangle of whether funds slowly making inroads off the atlantic, bringing some much needed rain across parts of northern and western scotland, into northern ireland, some heavy bursts and it will continue to slowly move south eastwards, perhaps reaching the far north of england at the end of the night. it is breezy here. very warm and muggy across england and wales with temperatures no lower than 14— 17. for friday a different field of things. more cloud around, outbreaks of rain. that getting into northern england and wales in the af

lance let me talk to you.ed wal-mart i want to get into wal-mart because what struck me is we just saw subscriber growth for netflix slowing down in the last earnings report. this is a very crowded field. what's the benefit for wal-mart and we hear it may be $8 a month or slightly under $8 a month for a streaming service when there's so many players in this field. what does wal-mart get out of it >> i think it's about touch points. i guess if you think about sort of a company like amazon that is constantly trying to complete the circle of consumer experience and be wherever a consumer is, like they have amazon prime day one of the top selling items last year was the echo dot. by the way the echo dot is where you can buy something so now they've got more touch points we can buy so wal-mart looks at what amazon is doing and it's 21st century retailing and they think well how do we do that and make sure that the wal-mart experience goes way beyond the stores, that it is seen holistic ally and seen in all differen

her father steve and brother lance didn't make it. her 14-year-old daughter at the hospital. >> i think i kissed her a thousand times because i love her so. my heart hurt so because lance wasn't there. >> how did the two of you as a family deal with this loss? >> prayers. we're going to have to lean on people. she's all i've got now, so we've got to take care of each other. >> the smith family makes the roughly 200-mile trip from their home in osceola, arkansas to branson, missouri nearly every summer. pam and steve had been married almost 28 years. >> we lihe liked to talk to any. he never met a stranger. he was an exceptional guy. >> how would you like the two of them to be remembered? >> from the christian walk. lance was baptized and last sunday he preached. i was so proud. giving a sermon was such a good example. he had such a big heart. >> everybody was his friend. >> yes, everybody just loved him. >> it's like losing one of your best friends. one of the closest best friends you'll never separate from. >> have you thought a lot

moment, thank you to my guests christopher hope from the telegraph and the political commentator, lance. there is a change in our weather. some rain in the forecast, although not for all of us. and not for too long either. many of us had a fine end to the day but for northern and western parts of the country, well, the cloud has been gathering and that is the first sign of what is to come. you can see on the satellite picture, this stride of cloud. this is an atlantic weather system. a while since we have had one of these crossing the british isles, but it is going to bring some outbreaks of rain. rain already setting in across the west of scotland, parts of northern ireland, there are heavy bursts here, but the rain band will tend to fizzle as it sinks further south and east. for eastern scotland and certainly down into england and wales, it will be dry through the night with some clear spells. warm and muggy towards the south east, 17 or 18 degrees the minimum temperature, but here, we are looking at plenty of sunshine to take us through the first part of friday. the weather front mov

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remember this from the 2014 playoffs, lance stephenson. his deal was announcer ngbron's. it will be interes to see their dynamic. i'll take 4.4 million. just $4 million. i'll take $1 million. i'm just trying to -- >> whatever you can bring in. >>> sheena, everybody is focused on what you have to say this morning. it's o press ingppressive, disgs >> for a lot of people, dangerous. my parents are up tre in age, finally turned the a.c. on over the weekend. >> they don't like a.c. >> you have to like it now. we have an air quality alert along with the he today. your parents, especially, molte, shouldn't be hanging out outside te ay. stay in r conditioning. if you're going to be okay, have the spf or higher. everybody on the map, feeling like 105 this asfternoon. best chance of showers is to our west. temperatures when you wake up and walk outside, youll notice warm and humid. leesburg is a little more comfortable at 68 degree 92 by lunchtime. feeling 100 noon. 97, feeling lke 10 we have the weather alert, dangerous heat today. if you're at the beach, today will be the hottest

obstetrics dr video kinda lens who had received a few reports of deformed babies my father and professor lance they travel to germany and their road folks bargain and they went from one small village to another and asked are there any children with short legs or shot. and those kids were hidden away at the time in the small villages and he asked in restaurants and bars and the local police office and everybody said no not in our town and then he showed a picture of me and said this is my bari and can i please repeat my question and then they said well at the end of the road there has been a very sad incident and then he went there and drink the darn shot first thing he did was showing the picture of means that this is my son do you ourselves as a kid like this. and the people burst into tears and and children through my children's were. called to the day our flight literally. in england was being sold under the brand name distal by the country's largest liquor manufacturer the distillers company as in germany distillers had received reports of deformed babies but had been assured by green and

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while the lance kick didn't pose a challenge, riding in a large group is always hazardous.terday's stage, brought back down to earth. running repairs brought back down to earth. running re pa i rs allowed brought back down to earth. running repairs allowed him to rejoin the main growth, but 30 riders have failed to make it this far, and the colombian who is the overall will be hoping his injuries don't end his race. at the sharp end, arnaud demarre won the battle of the sprinters to take the victory. thomas crossed the line soon after. tea m thomas crossed the line soon after. team sky say the probability of winning the tour rests with him, as tomorrow's mountain stage will be chris froome‘s last chance to get back into contention for a fifth title. so there's been no change at the top of the general classification after stage 18. britain's geraint thomas still has a one minute 59 second lead over tom dumoulin, with sky team mate and reigning champion chris froome still third. tomorrow sees the final mountain stage of the race, before a time trial on saturday and the proces

chief political correspondent for the daily telegraph, christopher hope and the political commentator, lancent leads with the sharp increase in violent crime and says mps are blaming austerity for the upsurge. following on with the same story — the metro says ‘policing cuts fuel surge in murders‘ (ani) the telegraph splashes on claims by thejustice secretary david gauke that the uk‘s prison system is failing. and it‘s a dramatic headline on the front of the daily express ‘welcome to lawless britain‘ it describes what it calls britain‘s ‘runaway crime wave‘. it‘s a different crime story in the guardian, it says that british security services are using children as covert spies against gangs and terrorists. the i leads on news that the british security servcies have identified those suspected of carrying out the latest nerve agent attack in salisbury. the daily mirror calls into question the living arrangements of former foreign secretary boris johnson. and the financial times is looking at the bank of england‘s investigation into the accounting firm kpmg. i think ithinki i think i glanced over

. >> reporter: among the victims, steve smith and his son lance who were visiting from arkansas.heir family shattered. >> i don't know how we're going to make it. >> reporter: lance's cyst lauren escaped and got another child on the boat to safety. >> she felt really bad because she said i saw children all around me in the water screaming. and she said, i wanted to help them but the waves were so high that she said it kept pushing me away. >> reporter: tia coleman was on the boat and returning home to indiana without her husband and their three children. >> i was swimming up, i was praying, lord, please, let me get to my babies. i got to get to my babies. >> reporter: in all, nine members of her family were killed in the accident. >> i don't know how i'm going to do it. since i've had a home, it's always been filled. it's always been filled with little feet and laughter. >> reporter: the ntsb says the thunderstorm that hit table rock lake had hurricane strength winds whipping up the waves. investigators hope a recovered video recorder will provide answers. the owner of the buck d

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emember this from the 2014 playoffs, lance stephenson. his deal was announced after lebron'sin they'll be f nair all rich. >> right. they'll be just fine. >>> 4:now. when students return to j.e.b. high school in the fall, theyl wiotice a change. it is officially justice high school. la year, the fairfax county school boarded v to change the name of the school, once named f confederate general. >>> when it comes to theca s, you cannot have too many celebrations. the washington capitals brought the stanley cup to the canadian embassy. about 1,500 gests enjoyed a cookout, some music and snapped pictures wulth the beauti trophy. >>> a rare piece of pop culture on the auction block. how much would you pay for marty mcfly's sneakers? >> th shoe is in bad shape. the heel is starting to crumble. final price, nearly $1,000. >> it is marty mcpcbride's shoe. >> what are you going to do with that shoe? >> keep it in a box. >> it will crumble if you touch it. >> don't wear it. and don't have it in this humidity. that's it. >> i can't imagine walking a

for two victims in last week's duck boat accident. 53-year-old steve smith and his 15-year-old son lance died when the duck boat capsized during a storm in missouri. 15 others were also killed. his daughter lauren was also on the boat and she survived. >>> new information is revealing a rescue of a youth soccer team in thailand was even more improbable than all of us thought. a u.s. ranger told thai officials he had deemed the operation a success if just one of the 12 boys made it out alive. tonight abc news will air a special on 20/20. >> they said, listen, if we bring them out through diving we may lose some of them. the thai navy s.e.a.l.s thought they may lose half of the boys coming out. it was a matter of leaving them in there or trying to dive out and risk losing a few of them. and the navy officer said for me success would have been bringing out one boy to his parents. we had no idea it would be that successful. reggie. >> and matt will reveal more incredible details about the rescue tonight on a special edition of 2020. >>> investors rocked twitter in premarket stock trading cru

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he will say, the doctor came to lance my abscess my wound. , i wasn't ready at 12:00. i asked him to come back at 4:30. ok we will get it done. , then he says, a couple of weeks later, we will have to need to get the other one done, because having it lanced and allowing it to drain actually, it made him feel more comfortable. he wrote about the symptoms, the remedies, the pain, and the treatment in a great detail. and occasionally, he would write "saw off my leg." can you imagine your child saying that? "saw off my leg," as if that would make everything go away. some of the remedies they tried, the medication, this kid is morphine,danum, increasing doses, alcohol, which actually gave him calories. there is one scene where the -- i am smiling because his reaction is funny -- the house is robbed of sugar and essentials that they need, and they also took his wine. and when he realizes that they took his wine, he goes, no! they took that? so that was another one of his amusing anecdotes but it was , essential for him to get the calories because he had very little appetite.

. >> lance bass has toured the beloved home, and he told, "off the block," the official big brother after-showery brady shrine. >> i'm going to turn it into the tv house. i'm going to turn it into the original house. >> carswell already has multiple offers on the place. he says the new owner will be getting a piece of tv history, and something else. >> more love in their life and more smiles. >> there you go. >> you can't say the words brady bunch without having to chuckle responded to you or a smile. >> oh, my nose. m marcia, marcia. >> this brings a smile to americans. >> absolutely. >>> breaking ne, kevin frazier you just gave us the tease. you made out with mrs. brady. >> we shared a kiss in the control room -- >> too much explanation. i love the brady bunch. >> kevin frazier made out with mrs. brady. i'm telling you. >>> paul mccartney returns to abbey road with shoes on this time. wait until you hear why he went bare feet on the iconic beatles cover. >> "e.t." brought to you by repatha. learn more at repatha.com. next on kron-4 news at eight: breaking news a missing east bay teen... foun

after a rain delay, lancs captain liam livingstone scored 79 off 37 balls to help them set yorkshireovers. in reply, yorkshire got very close, as england'sjoe root and adam lyth made half centuries but they fell just short — losing by that solitary run. it sparked amazing scenes at old trafford! it isa it is a really good advert for the competition. elsewhere there were wins for durham, somerset, hampshire & leicestershire. onto rugby league and castleford tigers missed—out on the chance to go second in super league as they were beaten 32—18 by huddersfield giants. as they were beaten 32—18 cas lead for much of the first half, but huddersfield took control in the second half withjermaine mcgillvary helping himself to a hat—trick. elsewhere, leeds rhinos beat widnes and warrington won on the road at hull kr. the women's hockey world cup gets under way in london this weekend. 16 nations are taking part with england's opening game tomorrow against india at 2:00. our reporterjo currie is there. preparations for the biggest women's sporting event and the world this year are well under way

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superintendent on what he thinks is behind the spike and we will take a look at the front pages with lance, political commentator, and the cheap —— chief political commentator at the telegraph, chris hope. now, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome along to sportsday, i'mjohn hello and welcome along to sportsday, i'm john watson live at carnoustie. is day one of the open championship and it draws to a close. we have an unlikely leader in kevin kisner of the united states, but tiger woods is making an impact on his open return. meanwhile, rory mcilroy is one of four brits currently free shots off the lead. —— three shots off the lead. and i'm holly hamilton with the rest of today's sports news... as geraint thomas extends his lead in the tour de france as he conquers alpe d'huez to retain the yellow jersey. and with the women's hockey world cup this weekend, we explore the issue of concussion in the sport. it feels a little bit like a hangover in handcuffs. you don't have the freedom to do what you want and you just are not feeling quite right. good evening, a warm welcome from carnous

>> she got a surprise from the lance corporal there. he's been gone for a full year but he got a ten-day leave and he wanted to surprise tina. >> don't have a heart attack, please. >> you are going to give me a heart attack. >> tina is a friend of the family. she works for grandfather. at one the point in his life, j joey was the youngest serving marine in the u.s. he joined two days after he turned 17 years old. now' storming the beaches of connecticut for a surprise to his family. >> all right. >>> what do we know about flying? >> it's wonderful if it's done right. >> the landings are difficult. >> there you go, if it's on "right this minute" we know that we're usually looking for the landings because this guy in japan made the takeoff look easy. little valley nestled between the mount attendanains down the. eventually he has to land. he starts swinging back and forth, getting a little too low. oh, whoa. >> and somehow manages to stuff is it right in that small little gutter there. according to the poster it says he came in with a lit

lance is joining the lakers, as well, as teammates. >> do you think they'll hit it off?t's go from that to the biggest sport ever out there. >> ever? >> to the special world cup music, shall we? ♪ >> i actually kind of like it. >> i kind of like it, seriously. we could totally jam to this. what is this? so the tournament's round of 16 ended with two matches, host nation russia wasn't given much of a chance against a spanish team ranked in the top ten. >> but if we've learned anything from this world cup, that's why they play the match. spain got off to a good start. it's knocked into the russian net. sergio ramos even celebrates this. it was an own goal. nice try to take credit for that. >> in any other stadium and any other city in any other country, that would have counted as a goal. later in the first half, russia earned a penalty, or he would have gotten credit for it. earned a penalty kick right there off that handball. the russians put it in, stayed . >> ooh, then it was time for a penalty kick shoot out. its goalie stops the final shot. russia goes on to quarterfi

. >>> en mi teatro united pa lance me encontrÉ con un lin-manuel miranda altruista y para ayudar a puertos recaudando fondos junto a la fundaciÓn en pantalla. >>> estoy anuncio ando todo el dinero que estamos ganando trayendo corhamilton a puerto r, es para puerto rico es para la cultura de puerto rico que es tan importante, mira, despacito es la isla de luis fonsi, de raÚl julio de muchos. >>> e igual de importante como su familia. >>> sin ellos nada de esto pasa, la verdad mi padre luis miranda es el que ha luchado tanto para que esta producciÓn sea realidad en puerto rico. Él conmigo escogimos el teatro de la universidad de puerto rico. >>> ahÍ serÁ el epicentro de mira emociones para lin-manuel miranda. >>> quÉ bello que estÁ haciendo esto. >>> y aunque pasen aÑos el cruce de peatÓnes en londres ira siempre asociado a the beatles. asÍ lo recorriÓ el mismo paul mccartn mccartney, el mes que viene se van a cumplir 49 aÑade esta foto de los cuatro genios de liverpool cruzando la calle la dieron por buena despuÉs de una acera a otra y asÍ se hizo la portada del disco. >>> al regresar en l

to lance the boil so we can have healing in this country it's time for this to come teen end. lou: thank you for being with us. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. citi private bank head of investments is with me, and erika nardini. let's get over to the fox business newsroom. reporter: another busy news week. president trump drew a hard line in the sand at the nato meeting in brussels. he insisted the members pull their weight and increase defense spending. president trump: i want fairness for the united states. nato is very important. but nato is helping europe more than it's helping us. reporter: he expressed his support to do business with the u.k. with or without brexit. president trump: once the brexit process is conclude and perhaps the u.k. has left the e.u. i don't know what they are going to do. but whatever you do is okay with me. that's your decision. reporter: jpmorgan led with a strong qua

people of iraq lance. syria. we don't want to enter in there any kind of were you need. is going to be created. mr trump that's. ok if i may ask on the formal purpose of your visit as far as i know your formal reason of coming here east's you explain the iranian position on the way in the aftermath of the american of a troll from what i know iran has so far insisted that it will stay within the deal if the europeans do enough. to make a palatable for your country have they been efficient supplier have they offered and often scientific to your country to continue complying with the ori be. very close cooperation be russia or foreign minister says. the close contact if you still know rove and recently the change in vienna and they were very corporate you know sure the european countries are trying to remain. the we've worked. the you should compensate worked. we have loss after the need to go all. of the united states illegally from d.c. . i'm sure you follow the latest results of the nato summit in brussels and it's shocked many russians i have to tell you by the way mr t

now he's a lance corporal and now he's storming the beaches of connecticut to say surprise to his familye guys have an important question. when are you going to go fishing? why stay on a fishing boat when you could do it on a unicorn or an inflatable dumbo. >> generally it's more stable on the boat. >> yeah, but this is more fun. they call it the dumbo challenge. head out to open water, inflate them. there is one other thing. >> there are sharks out here. >> they mount up. smoothly. ♪ >> what's he doing to that elephant? >> my gosh, it would be insane if on one of these things they catch a massive fish. >> keep watching. >> help me! he put a hole. he just put a hole in it. >> now there's a hook inside your inflatable. he's out at sea and all at sea. there are people in the boat but they're enjoying the show. >> she put a hole in my raft. >> despite the impending doom of they fast deflating floaty, you'll never guess what then happens. >> oh. >> oh, hey. >> the humiliation of that fish to first be caught and come out of the water and be like are you kidding me? i got caught by an inflatab

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he's walking around like lance armstrong. i don't like that guy. >> that guy only took the second ball so he could give it to another kid, so not only is he not only an asshole he's like baseball jesus. he gives to children and we crucified him for it. all we have to do is wait for the whole story. isn't sports more fun when you wait five minutes for all the facts to make an informed decision instead of reacting to everything with blind passion?! >> thank you so much for coming in. ( laughter ) my real part mer michael kosta will be back next week. >> thank god! >> trevor: ronny chieng, roy wood, jr., everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ i like beer! beer! ♪ it tastes mighty fine ♪ specially on nights that are mellow ♪ ♪ yes, we like beeeeeerrrr! ♪ music ♪laying ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! my guest tonight is a grammy award winning rapper, actor and entrepreneur who has a new b.e.t. show called "the grand hustle." >> i have a question -- who in the hell decided to go with sentiment?

. >> tonight on q and a, free-lance journalist tom on his magazine article locked and loaded for thevania. >> what is going on at sanctuary in pennsylvania is a commingling of a lot of the country, of aligion, politics and guns to degree we haven't seen before. it's still a small church, question about that, shawn has a worldwide following, maybe 200ould be people in the congregation total and 500,nsylvania worldwide. on these days, you can follow a church on youtube. all the sermons are web cast every week. ofs that commingling of -- passion in america and what does a culturebout us as and what -- is this any -- is any precursor of what we might see down the road? when you get the genie out of of mixing guns and any society,lmost it's been hugely problematic. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's q and a. travelingpan bus is across the country on our 50 capitals tour. banks, stopped in fair alaska, asking folks what's the most important issue in alaska? >> the issue that's most important to me is the environment. dutch harbor is the number one fishing port in the nation in terms of vo

has called textbook at nick lancing it is estimated that thousands were killed more than seven hundred thousand have fled to bangladesh in a recent interview she did night the case against a two journalists is connected to the investigation into the killings of. what i'm trying to achieve while the elections three years ago maybe i'm ian martin from one of the most restricted in asia to one of the freest of these new freedoms didn't last long rights groups say that now media me and my have become a not a victim of the crackdown against go ahead. minority the committee to protect journalists has recorded cases of violence arrests and intimidation of journalists in myanmar in the past year several were charged with a telecommunications law that carries a maximum penalty of three years in prison and can be used by anyone who feels insulted by a publication the trial against a reuters journalist is expected to last several weeks stop fast and al-jazeera bangkok. i really don't know how to define it but it's not possible for me to the senate it's just one of those things that you feel this

vary lance camera footage shows a car crossing lanes in sochi.rities say one man was kill and several injured. investigators say there's no indication it was intentional. it appears the driver fell asleep at the wheel. >>> the "oregonian" report as black state legislator says someone called 911 to report her as she campaigned in her own district. democrat janelle bynum said she s knocking ing toents in a portland neighborhood. she said the responding officer acting professionally and took a selfie with her. the 911 caller apologized. >>> "usa today" says stormy daniels' lawyer michael avenatti tweeted he might run for president. avenatti said he'll run against trump if there's no real candidate that has a chance of beading a president trump. he reportedly represented his law firm and owes more than $4 ho,0 $40,000 in unpaid taxes. >>> and "science news" reports researchers for the first time created hybrid embryos of endangered northern white rhinos. the last northern white rhino died in march. there are only two females alive in kenya, but they'