larry nasser. didn't you go see him. they said someone is accusing him of assaulting -- sexually assaulting her son. and molesting him. and in that moment they came crashing down. that's all it took. because when your kids are struggling with this internal feeling that you have been completely violated. and your coach is in the room. he's a two time olympic coach whom you trust with your life. your coach is in the room. it's olympic doctor held up on a pedestal as being the best of the best and you are privileged to be there. okay. think about being 14. just 14 in that position being completely violated. and struggling with what is going on here. it's just a medical treatment. your mind is making you believe that this is okay. you hold on to that information so you face and then 16 years later it blows up like that. okay. i'm sorry. >> you can understand why these children don't say anything. it's a doctor. you have to remember that detail. your doctor is aloud -- only person who is aloud to touch you. >> what coach was

>> larry: i don't know that.e ended a few months >> chris: he is talking with china and it seems to be every indication that they are going to relax economic sanctions. south korea is talking about an economic partnership. this is no longer maximum pressure. >> larry: i think over time, over time it may be relaxed, but right now i don't think so. i think the sanctions are in place are very tough, very strong. i think there was a moment a week or ten days back when the president was concerned about the chinese sanctions. they seem to have said no, wait a minute, we are still hanging tough. this is tough economic pressure. i think economic sanctions work. i think the president's whole attitude of toughness with respect to north korea at one people at him or said we were too strong, you are saber rattling. everything is on the table including military action. that stuff works over a period of time. now as we head into the negotiations i think the president is being very realistic and it's going to take a period of t

that engabled larry nassar. and those other monsters out there still who are continuing to violate fundamental rights. the duplicitous and repugnant scheme of larry nassar was enabled by these policies, or lack of responsibility and countless others continue to prey on young athletes because of that lack of leadership and accountability. so we've seen thus far nothing but an abundance of finger pointing, blame shifting, stonewalling, and denial of culpability in the testimony of officials we've seen from those organizations, and the evidee of leadership in all of these organizations, or lack of leadership, is clearly deeply troubling to me. i'm hopeful for renewed commitment from all the olympic organizations but what we really need is changes in the system and institutions. it's not enough just to repaint the house. it needs to be rebuilt. and with that, let me turn back to the chairman. >> thank you, senator blumenthal. let me express my gratitude to senator nelson and thune for their efforts to support this c

you said larry kudlow is your friend. we should add he also is a former cnbc and colleague of yours. were you surprised by his rhetoric with the way he went after justin trudeau on the sunday talk shows? >> look, i think if you work for donald trump, you stay in his favor by echoing his own thoughts. everyone talks about the audience of one for aides in the white house. larry looked to me like he was straining for negative things to say about justin trudeau. he was saying, well, justin trudeau was -- in a negative way, he was saying justin trudeau said he was going to stand up for canada. of course he's going to stand up for canada. that's what the prime minister of canada does. the president himself has said that on numerous occasions. larry was just echoing back what president trump was saying, and it was not persuasive in the slightest. >> so rosie, when you have the president this morning saying that heeels very good about the summit, why do you suppose that is? because by john's assessment here, there's a lot of mud

yes, sir, please. >> thanks a lot larry. you mentioned the president will be having a bilateral during the g7itthe canadian prime minister trudeau how would you describe relations right now between the u.s. and canada are they better than have existed in prior administrations? or are they worse than exist in prior administrations >> i don't want to make comparisons with prior administrations. >> please, for my benefit. >> just beeen us i get it te it. look, president trump talks tosd continues to do so i think the bilateral meeting that's scheduled between the two and i think theywalkng through a lot of these issues. i have no doubt that the united states and canada will remain fi friend and allies, whatever short-term disagreements may occur. so i would say relations are very good. yes? >> what are the prospects for nafta being renegotiated this year >> well, we are still talking. communication lines are open i don't want to make a prediction ambassador lighthizer has the play on that everyone is stiling. yes? >> yes, sir,

, larry nassar, dated july 22. i made reference to it. you may not have been aware of it at the time and you were not copied on it. finally, i'd like to ask you, you know, in references to what came to your attention in 2004, 20 2014. you'll have to turn on your mike. >> 2004? >> right. 2004, i think there was a a complaint about him. >> there was a complaint about inappropriate language in tell marketing. not nassar. >> so without going into the precise facts involves any of these instances, as you look back and i know you've expressed regret do you wake up in the middle of the night and say you know, i wish i had fill in the blank and i ask this question because your answer might be instructive to other leaders in that position. what would you have done differently? should you have take ben the initiative in 2014 instead of just accepting the conclusions of that triple i investigation? >> first of all, 2014, when i was informed, i did not know dr. nassar. it was simply a sports medicine physician. sir, i am not a

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mercurial is right i mean it's been kind of up and down but it seems to be in a good place right now larry and looks like the meeting is going to go forward i think the president's right to try and manage expectations you can't solve everything overnight but you could have a meeting that gives us a sense of direction where these talks are going to go and course what we want to see is the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and i think that the real big question is is kim jong un the leader of north korea prepared to give up his nuclear program in exchange for a peace treaty and restoration of an end to the korean war on that peninsula and reintegration with the global economy including trade with the united states japan korea south korea and so forth his it's going to be interesting his getting rid of those three apparent hawks in north korea and going to more in the middle is that encouraging well you know i don't want to read the tea leaves too much because in politics. you never really know but when you sit back for a minute and think about it. you've got to ask yourself nuclear we

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thank you, larry. there are two women in the race now to replace judge persky in the event of this recall, which appears likely. cindy hendrickson and angela storey. now about measure 3, otherwise known as the bridge toll. this affects all nine bay area counties and every bridge except for the golden gate will raise its tolls. here are the numbers. with 51% of the precincts reporting, the toll hike measure is passing. 55 t45%. let's bring in nbc bay area's cheryl hurd who joins us in contra cos couy with howpele th it. cheryl? >> reporter: that's right. the richmond, san rafael bridges is one of the bridges that may see an increase next year. now, when i talked to voters tonight, they were a little apprehensive on telling me how they voted on this issue. but when they opened up, it was obvious they were passionate about this issue. >> i voted for it. it was puzzling because it talked about all these wonderful things that were going to be thy was going to come from. >> reporter: regional measure 3 money

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you know i don't know larry but i have to believe that it was certainly someone close to donald trump and his team because i think what they want to do is to increase the public desensitisation easy to pardons but remember most presidents don't pardon individuals at this rate and when they do they do so at the end of their term and remember what pardons of four pardons are to vindicate the american values for forgiveness and redemption and he's using these pardons almost trump is using these pardons to send messages to political allies to send messages to political adversaries to say hey listen i hold the trump card no pun intended i'm the guy with the ultimate power and this seems to me to be a clear abuse of the pardon power and people should understand when you accept the pardon you are admitting your guilt that's right you're admitting your guilt your acknowledging that you were engaged in criminal wrongdoing in the very nature of the president of the united states talking about whether or not he will pardon himself or pardon those people close to him is something that i think is

spoke to numerous fends of larry kudlow tonight. they said he has been making phone calls, that he has been sitting up and talk. that he seems to be in the recovetage at least at this moment. i spoke to dr. art laffer one of his long-time friends for decades in the economics realm by phone tonight. there's some upbeat news in the inner circle around larry kudlow but details remain somewhat unclear about exactly what happened today. >> let's be honest. larry kudlow had an unusual day yesterday on the sunday shows, and by that i mean this. he really went there on this almost manufactured fight with canada, of all nations on the anet earth, and accused the canadians of stabbing donald trump in the back. a lot of people who've known and been around larry kudlow a long time were very surprised at the tone and tenor and choice of words out of this guy just yesterday. >> that is true. kudlow, for anyone who knows him and follows his career, he's known for being a wry and gregarious television personality, economist. but he has adopted some

larry kudlow was a big advocate and advisor before it was passed.e's bullish on the economy, the stock market and the president's position on tariffs and trade. >> it's come on faster and strong. it's a healthy economy right now. folks said it couldn't be done. gdp may be an abstract number. a lot of our critics say you can never beat 2%. we are beating 3% and we are on an upswing when the comes come out for the second quarter. stock markets may be slightly off the high. but they had a fabulous run. one of the great things about president trump. he stuck to it. you know, steve moore, myself. art laffer. steve mnuchin. we worked together very closely during the campaign. friends of mine, skeptics said no, he won't follow through. he has followed through. he never flinched, not once. we got the legislation through. the economy is responding. this is now the u.s. pavment the hottest economy of in the world. capital investment for new jobs and better careers flowing in from all corners of the world. maria: the left and the detrack towards, the skeptics

live at oracle, larry beil, abc7 news. >> all right, larry, thank you. you said it abc7 news the only place you can watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv. game three of the warriors versus cavaliers wednesday in cleveland. we'll have a pregame show at 5:00. abc coverage starlgts at 5:30. tip-off is at 6:00. stay with us for toyota "after the game." tonight my co-anchor dion lim is at oracle live from the home of the dubs. where you talked to fans who must have been out of their minds, dion. >> reporter: oh, that is an understatement, eric. i know you really wanted to be here tonight. not to rub it in. well, yeah, actually, to rub it in. it was an epic game. and the warriors dominated, which means the fans, they were on cloud 9. check it out. if you can't tell by the way the fans were just breaking it down at the dance party outside, they were not only elated at the win, but now have the confidence that the dubs are going to sweep the series. unlike the nail-biter of an overtime game won on thursday where guests stayed until the very last minute, t

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larry, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it tonight. i was thinking back on, you know, november 10th, 2016, all these -- oh, my, global markets are going to collapse, the stock market's going to catecait kra . t"the new york times" had to admit today that things are crazy good. >> wow. because i remember my great friend paul krugman thrashing all of us and saying that the economy was going to go into a deep recession, and the stock market was going to crash. i guess the day after the election. so it's a little bit different, the reality. today was another great day for jobs, up 223,000. wages are rising. unemployment is falling. >> laura: we went through it all. >> small business numbers did very well again today. manufacturing reports did very well again today. it's never perfect, but we're on the right track. and you know what, the big issue for my critics and the president's critics and the economic area, you'll never get to 3%, you can't beat 2%. well, right now, we're running four quarters, 2.9%, and the second quarter, according t

and here is larry kudlow, national economic council director. larry, great to see you, sir. to the show. >> thank you, stu. appreciate it. stuart: i'm looking at a headline in the financial times which says u.s. fires first shots in trade war with allies. is it a trade war? >> it is not. it is not. it is a trade dispute, and it's a trade dispute among family members, and all the doors are open, all the communication lines are open. that, by the way, was in the statement yesterday. we are continuing to discuss all these areas, whether it's steel or agriculture or nafta. the same is true with europe. discussions are ongoing. whether these tariffs are finalized or not, i don't want to predict. but i will just say the president wants fairness and he wants reciprocity. those are two key principles. and i really like the part that you read -- i assume that was the president -- that he would like to open markets and lower barriers. i can't tell you how important that approach is. if you lower -- hang on. just let me get this point out. if you lower or barriers -- lower barriers and

we spoke with larry summers earlier this morning. there is a lot more to come out of portugal. 4 it looks like it could he and ugly start to the european session. we are risk off, asian stocks headed down, china has rejoined the party and it has moved to the downside. european and u.s. futures are pointing sharply lower. this on the u.s.-china trade war threat seems to be going up area we will talk a lot about where we are in this process throughout the program. commodities are also crunched. the uncertainty around trade since bearish signals. all getting hit this morning. i will show you that on the gmm in a moment. with this as the backdrop, we intra.ve at sen we will speak to philip wayne. -- philip lane. at futures looking down to differing measures. ftse nottures on the down as bad as much as futures on the dax and the cap. more than 1% drop for the continental index futures on continental indexes. take a look at wants. the interesting point was made by jon ferro and his mliv contribution. although we are seeing a move to safe h

. >> and larry beil. >> fantastic. the warriors promising a more interactive fan and parade experience. we weren't sure what does that mean? a more interactive experience, with we have to take out the phones? what do we have to do. >> we figure to do out when javale mcgee and swaggy champion ditched buses at the outset of parade and not far behind was steph curry, two-time mvp. he went rogue this afternoon at the parade. he was eating this up. steph left the bus repeatedly. he was enjoying the fans. he was running around. he was posing. he was soeking up every moment with thousands of admiresers. >> we are champs again it's great to be back here. great to bring -- to bring larry home and never really imagined that we would be having one parade let alone two, now three. we appreciate your support and we are going to try to get greedy and get some more. >> what steph said. >> reporter: jordan bell, klay thompson and steve kerr among the warriors who got out of buses and then spent time out in the streets running up and d

would you like to say something, larry, quickly? might be interesting. >> one interesting point in terms of the g7 group meeting, i don't know if they were surprised with president trump's free trade proclamation. but they certainly listened to it and we had lengthy discussions about it. he said to reduce the barriers, go to zero tariffs, zero subsidies. and along the way, we will have to clean up the international trading system, about which there was virtual consensus on agreement of that. that will be a target. these are the best ways to agreement of that. promote economic growth. we will all be better and stronger. i myself was particularly gratified to hear my president talk about free trade. thank you, sir. >> thank you, larry. and it is very unfair to our farmers. our farmers are essentially, whether through a barrier or through high tariffs that make it impossible, and this is all over the world. this is not just g7. we have india where some of the tariffs are 100%. 100%. and we charge nothing. you can't do that. so, we are

the problem is they were told by larry kudlow last night, larry kudlow had no why the president abruptly pulled out of that g7 communique. then within hours it was larry kudlow on cnn cutting down justin trudeau in the most ferocious way possible. now, apparently the president was unnerved, fuming when he heard justin trudeau say this. >> i have made it very clear to the president that it is not something we relish doing, but it is something that we absolutely will do. canadians are polite, we're reasonable but we also will not be pushed around. >> will not be pushed around. that apparently is what dit for the president. the prime minister's office came back in a statement saying, look, this isn't something the prime minister hasn't said to donald trump in private and public before. from larry kudlow we know it was timing. timing was the issue here. the president felt he should have had a lot more support from his closest ally going into that key north korean summit. larry kudlow pretty much laid it on the line saying it made the president look weak and he did not appreciate that. fred,

just being told that larry kudlow president trump has just tweeted that larry kudlow has had a heart attack. the tweet reads our great larry kudlow has just suffered a heart attack, he's now at walter reed medical center. that tweet just being sent from president trump. larry kudlow just appeared on jake tapper's show describing his feelings about what happened at the g-12 summit. he's recently gone to the white house, we'll continue to try to follow up on any information that we hear. president trump tweeting that larry cuddler i suffering a heart attack, and right now he's in walter reid medical center. i want to put up the tweet actually nown the screen. our great larry kudlow, who's been working so hard in trade and the economy, has suffered a heart attack, he's now in walt irread medical center, our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. at this time, we'll continue to keep you informed about that. kudlow obviously not part of the team i want to bring back in governor richardson. i was reading an account of a meeting kim jong-il had with madeleine albright. he didn't

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paula, are we hearing reaction following larry kudlow's comments? >> reporter: yeah, just incredible times. i can tell you with trudeau's officials following this minute by minute, they are reeling and quite shocked on so many levels. every hour has seemed to be a new episode, a new page in the saga. i have to tell you, fred, the new influx of people around him is to de-escalate. that's what they tried to do at the g-7 summit, so they thought they had it at hand. then to hear these comments and the reason they're confused, they asked larry kudlow last night, look, what happened on air force i? larry kudlow apparently found out, and how, that the president was absolutely fuming. now, to that end, our foreign minister, patricia freeland, spoke a little while ago about the comments not just from larry kudlow but from peter navarro. take a listen. >> canada does not believe the oral attacks are particularly appropriate or a use way to conduct our relations with other countries. >> trying to stay diplomatic there, i'm not sure it's going to work. some of