give us your take on how important the election is for the mac negotiations? fact that theresa may is basically putting her job on the line and is organising a general election means there is some willingness on the uk side to compromise and to actually get to a good deal on the mac and my experience in brussels, judging from what negotiators and eu officials have said, i do not think there is so have said, i do not think there is so much of a negative stands. i think there is a lot of goodwill to make this happen as smoothly as possible. with the french election out of the way and the german election not so far away, it is all about domestic politics at the moment? yes, of course, but people like angela merkel and emmanuel macron, i do not think we should expect them to really complicate things. the real chance to get brexit smoothly is time. both sides have to agree the terms of britain's exceptin have to agree the terms of britain's except in two years and how the status of britain will look like afterwards. some trans —— some the chamber of commerce and in

of a big mac in the u.s.ive dollars $2.83.china it is so what exchange rate would you mean for it to cost the same? you crunch the numbers and the dollar- yuan exchange rate would be much lower than the current rate of $6.89. the disclaimer there, the big mac index shows the yuan is undervalued. that is my chart. mark: what a great chart. sorry, go on. vonnie: i think we going to go to christine. mark: we are. what have you got? is graduating17 soon and here is advice from a much derided millennial such as myself, think twice before you sell your handcrafted jewelry on the etsy shop. i am looking at u.s. retail sales and the non-store component, including sales from online retailers that remain strong. almost a straight diagonal yellow line, that is the positive. -- in thise is that segment are not consistent. it is not necessarily a ontainable source of living this front. maybe keep this as a second option rather than your first choice. a check out this chart. millennial,ing a should i mark you down? how doe

big mac. >> do you want the chicken on there? >> reporter: i would take it. >> okay, all right. >> as well as fries. >> thanks, jill. check with you tomorrow. >>> energy company that runs the 3-mile island nuclear power plant in dauphin county plans to shut it down by the year 2019. excel on corporation blames five years of financial losses and inability to sell the plant's power supply into the regional grid. 3-mile island you may recall was part of the partial melt down in 1979, considered war commercial nuclear accident in u.s. history. >>> man accused of killing two good smart tans on the train in portland went on a rant during his first court appearance. >> free speech or die port land, you have no safe place. this is america. get out if you don't like free speech. >> two male victim confronted jeremy christian as he shouted anti muslim hate speech direct at two teens. that is when authorities claimed christian stabbed and killed both men, third man was also stabbed but is recovering prosecutors say christian confessed to th

what's up, mac? >> thank you, lovely host of the show.t this week's internet investigation underway. with a new fresh installment of real or fake. >> first video. what the heck was he supposed to do? was that supposed to be a trick shot? >> it is clearly set up, but i don't think it was supposed to go that way. >> i think this guy was trying to get a viral video and he ended up with a viral video. >> not the intended viral video. >> maybe he was trying to hit the bucket and make a big splash. mom was expecting it, but not to the face. and he's going to be in trouble. >> red card. >> yeah. i think we're all going with real. mac? >> you pretty much nailed it. mom was okay after this. they did get the viral video. so it was somewhat a success, but this is real. >> video number two. >> take a close look at this face right here. >> oh, yeah. it's moving as you change the angle. >> we've seen art like this before, right? >> in the haunted house at disneyland. >> the way it works is recessed. so it goes inside but it looks like it's looking at y

agency director mel watt urged lawmakers to end longtime conservatorship of fannie mae and freddie mac, stressing that it is the job of congress to chart a course out of it. here's a look at his testimony before the senate banking committee, it runs about two hours. >> and the finance agency director mel watt. on the status of the housing finance system, fannie mae and freddie mac have been in conservatorship for close to 9 years. in september of 2008, hank paulson famously described the conservatorships as a timeout. fannie and freddie along with fha continue to dominate the mortgage market. 70% of the mortgages are backed by the federal government. fannie and freddie currently earning profits at the housing market experiences a downturn, taxpayers could be on the hook for billions of dollars. the status quo is not a viable option. the housing finance system dependent on two government-sponsored enterprises and perpetual conservatorship is not a sustainable solution. taxpayers today bear too much risk and the government plays too bigger role in the mortgage market. a number of groups

fannie mae and freddie mac have been in conservatorship for close to nine years. in september 2008, then treasury secretary hank paulson famously described the conservatorships as a time-out. today, fannie and freddie along with fha continue to dominate the mortgage market. approximately 70% of the mortgages are backed by the federal government. while fannie and freddie are currently earning profits, if the housing market experiences a downturn, taxpayers could again be on the hook for billions of dollars. the status quo is not a viable option. the housing finance system depends on two government sponsored enterprises and perpetual conservatorship is not a sustainable solution. taxpayers today bear too much risk and the government plays too big a role in the mortgage market. a number of groups have released proposals for reform in recent months. including the mba, the icba, the milken institute, several co-authors writing jointly for the urban institute, and many others. the committee is considering all of these proposals, as well as other ideas, about what the fu

what's up mac? >> real or fake. run the clip. >> video number one. >> so this is supposed to be like a light factory somewhere overseas. you know, those people who have all those likes but no followers. >> oh. >> so this is like a boiler room for likes? >> wait. are you serious? is this a thing? that's what we're supposed to figure out. >> is this really what's going on when these people have these fraudulent likes? you know, like that don't seem legit. >> if you look on the screen, looks like there are social accounts on some of them. but this could be a benchmarking test. >> i'm going real. >> i'm going fake. i think the like box and things you can create, a lot of that is just programming and software. >> i'm going fake. i'm saying this is one big charging station. >> i'm going to call it fake. >> i'm going with fake as well. >> all right. i'm on an island. four fakes, one real. mac? >> i'm joining you on your island. i'm going real on this one. >> so you don't actually have the answer. you're going fake news on

rob: return of the mac, burger king putting mac and chito's on the menu. for all that. ♪ heather: impeachment fever after breathless coverage of the comey memo. >> i rise today, mister speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america for obstruction of justice. >> did donald trump try to block the russia investigation commit and impeachable offense? >> are we getting closer to the possibility of yet another impeachment process? rob: amy holmes, thank you for joining us. impeachment impeachment impeachment. why do we keep hearing this? >> almost congress to this we went to get to the next chapter because all these scandals and hysteria and meanwhile is there even a crime we know about? rob: it is difficult to prove obstruction of justice and way beyond impeach the label anyway at this point. >> i would want democrats i don't think you want to walk down this road. republicans did it during bill clinton's term. and start impeachment proceedings and they did impeach the president but you know what happened? they lost seats

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oh, mac, i just think i got a concussion. (grunting) jack: now i'm seeing double. get him, mac. could use some restraints, man! jack: i'm on the ground. one step at a time! (grunts, groans) riley: guys, you better hurry up. elvis has friends headed your way. i thought you said our target's name was victor henley. elvis is the code name we gave him. every package gets one. ah, spy speak. cool. riley: guys, they just got on the elevator. get to the chopper now. three stories, that means we've got, uh... no, mac! this is stressful enough. well, it wouldn't be if you had remembered to bring more restraints. hey, i'm not costco! the op said one guy. i brought one zip tie. (shouts)

mac dreidel back in the scene. stacking that green. you know what i mean?. >> don't be teasing us like that. >> video number one. >> oh, this is like the underside of a faucet we're looking at. >> okay. >> that's pretty cool. >> almost making it look like a stream of water coming out of your faucet. it's like hollow on the inside. >> maybe that's the illusion. but i think they're showing us how it is you can see through the water. >> so what is it, my friend? >> i'm with you. it's real. almost looks like a black hole or so warped situation. but it's just a faucet. >> second video. >> watch this closely. >> no. >> that's a cardboard cutout. >> i believe it. if you've got strong core strength, this could be a possibility. >> let me tell you. >> totally fake. you can't stand up in centrifugal forces like that. i think this is totally possible. >> i'm going with real. >> in fact, i think he may even work on this ride. >> so the table is split. >> this is what i like. the tie breaker. so i've been on a lot of carnival rides. you know, gravitron used to be my fav

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a man called nbc10 responds when his new mac wasn't operating as it should.tomer service call he said was the final straw before turning to us for help. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, fine fragrance. caress. >>> take a look at this. not a very good swimming day for a florida family. they found an eight-alligator teg taking a dip in their pool. it will be relocated. >> note to self, look in the pool before you jump in. yeah. >>> a popular philadelphia diner has served its last meal. >> little pete's will hold a free block party

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getting the mac thornberry and armed services committee. streamlining the way pentagon works on weapons. let's get on with tax reform. let's fix people's problems. and all of our committees are still doing that. so as i said, i know that people get consumed with the news of the day but we are here today working on people's problems every day. we have all these different committees that do different jobs, and our job is to make sure that we still make progress for the american people, and we're doing that. reporter: what you're being asked about? speaker ryan: do you want to ask about tax reform? all right. mike emanuel. [laughter] reporter: mr. speaker, thank you. regarding tax reform, there's some folks who think you can go beyond this year -- speaker ryan: no, that's not the case. our goal and i feel very confidential we can meet this goal is calendar year 2017. i think we are making good progress. does bloomberg have a tax reform? reporter: i do. so majority leader mitch mcconnell said he thinks the prospects for border adjustment tax ar

he had the mac & cheese, quesadilla.- with the amount you like the pretzels. >> a car plowed through the streets last wednesday leaving one person dead and several injured. we are now taking a deeper look into the victims of that day. our search took us to new jersey, home to the two teens, jessica williams and destiny lightfoot who made their way to times square that day in celebration of senior skip day. >> where a small community, about 1 mile square. whenever anything goes on it is kind of major. people come together immediately. >> he tells me that stephanie came home from the hospital on tuesday and jessica remains at the hospital where she continues her recovery. >> she is off the ventilator. she is awake, alert, talking with people. she is going to have to have a few more surgeries because of damage to her legs. she has have skin grafts and will need plastic surgery for facial injuries. she is doing much better than we could have ever hoped. >> the community is coming together to help these girls who are just wee

the platform has been developed specifically for security issues by fannie mae and freddie mac. one important question as we embark and how the finance reform is whether we should utilize the cst or consider other alternatives such as expanding the platform. element is thent increased transfer of better risk to the private sector. enterprises to continue to experiment with different forms of risk transfer them including both front end and back and structures to transporting credit risk into the private sector is essential to project taxpayers and to build a more robust and sustainable market. increasing the amount of credit risk will be a critical component of housing finance reform. regardless of which direction the committee ultimately decides to take. i encourage the director to consider other policies and options to incentivize participation and a transfer to a new system. housing finance reform is the most significant peas of unfinished business following the financial crisis. it is important to build bipartisan support for a path forward to three years ago, seven republica

mac revenue, mac computer revenue up 14%.ger pieces of equipment they sell was up. ipad revenue was down about 12%. china was a pressure point as well. we're thinking we're getting numbers out of china. of to give you a broader sense, big, big story obviously is the third quarter forecast for revenue coming in light. if you look at iphone sales, the pressure on iphone sales not living up to analyst expectations. international revenue for this quarter, a little over 65%. that is good but need to see numbers go higher. china is a big problem with the story. they are under competitive issues in china. melissa: cheryl, thank you. david? david: world economy is slowing down. that is the problem. why we need tax cuts! escalating tensions with north korea. the white house grappling with how to deal the growing nuclear threat. why the president is considering meeting with kim jong-un. president trump picked up the phone for another world leader, president vladmir putin. he is all over the place these days. what this means for the fut

. >> the introduction to mac was an event.d think of the mac as a thing that would change the world. >> apple is betting $100 million and admittedly, its future to make inroads against ibm. >> apple felt like a rock band. they had the same kind of spirit. they seemed to be going up against the man in ibm. >> it is aimed at a largely untapped market of managers, professionals and students. less than 5% now use computers, mostly because of their complexity. mcintosh is designed for simplicity. using a palm-sized unit called a mouse. >> it was the first time that a machine was versatile. it was simple. it was friendly. >> it took the computer out of the exclusive domain of geeks and nerds and people who had memorized the commands and put it on the desk of everything. untrained, non-technical people. >> stores around the country put them on sale today, and analyst say it's a good bet that mcintosh could soon be the biggest apple of the industry's eye. >> it's got its form, eventually i want to be able to carry my mac around with m

. >> and now getting big macs and >> and now getting big macs and fries >>> it's difficult to believe but most doctors don't discuss costs with their patients, and if it topic came up it was short, less than two minutes. the reason for this, doctors don't even know the costs themselves, which according to the study is around $100,000 a year and climbing. >>> if you are going somewhere next weekend, get in line. aaa expects weekend. aaa says the economy is stabilizing and americans feel more confident they can afford to take a weekend getaway. >>> if you are staying closer to home, why not enjoy an kpeubgt of the california sciences of san francisco. there was a new of the preview, and you can try to fly like one of the creatures. they were not dinosaurs, they were flying reptiles with wings, much different. >> we have one digit that makes up their wing. they have an extended finger that holds their wing with flesh that comes off of it. >>> they also had clause cows c out of their wings. can you get a closer look at the tara saurious starting tomorrow. >> i wonder what the average body

ahead at this coastal threat also is the massive government-backed home loan mortgage corps freddie mac. freddie mac has predicted, and i quote them, the economic losses and social disruption may happen gradually, but there are likely to be greater in total than those experienced in the housing crisis and great recession. think about that. think about the economic damage that this country sustained, the pain that families experienced after the 2008 wall street meltdown in that housing crisis great recession. and here is freddie mac saying this problem is going to be greater in total than the harm from the housing crisis and great recession. now, some people would say, well, you can't trust the government about this stuff. you have to trust the private sector. government never knows what it's talking about. well, here's a recent -- a quote in the trade publication, risk and insurance. an insurance trade publication. the editor of that publication wrote that this was what he called a growing and alarming threat. he went on to say, continually rising seas will damage coastal, residential,

reportera: beneficiarÁ a personas como rosa rivera que lleva 17 aÑos trabajando para mac donalds. >>ra: la nueva ley establece dos semanas de notificaciÓn en sus horarios laborales, pagar al empleado una multa por cambiar sus horas si no se le notificÓ, ofrecerle al empleado de tiempo parcial un trabajo disponible antes de contratar a alguien de afuera, ofrecer descanso de por lo -12 horas al encargado de abrir y cerrar el negocio o pagarle una multa. evitarÍa las represalias que ahora viven los trabajadores cuando no aceptan un cambio de horario. >> por ejemplo, yo trabajo la noche. ellos me pondrÍan el domingo en la maÑana a abrir, yo cerrando a las 2:00 a.m. en el trabajo. reportera: las nuevas medidas forman parte de la lucha por los $15 la hora para los trabajadores en la industria de comida rÁpida. algo que ya se aplica en estados como california y ciudades como la capital de la naciÓn. alrededor de 60,000 cocineros, cajeros y repartidores de comida rÁpida se van a beneficiar con esta ley. una medida que ahora se busca sea extendida a otras ciudades del paÍs. en la ciudad en ma

>> i'll try the chili mac. >> the chili mac? grab a tray. so, this is what i get.s at 5:30 a.m. >> and it's 5:00 right now and this is your last meal of the day. >> 5:00 and this is my last meal of the day. >> 5:00 p.m. for dinner? there are days i don't eat lunch until 5:00 p.m. >> i don't even like the turkey hot dogs. let's see you try it. let's see you try it, man. >> all right. all right. >> look at that. you can do it. >> i can do it. i can do it. [ laughter ] >> it's hot. >> it's hot, yeah, yeah. >> and this is -- >> carrots. >> how's that taste? >> what is on it? >> well, we would like to know, too. [ laughter ] >> it sort of feels like a lunch that like a middle school kid would eat. >> i come eat whatever they give me and i go back and make myself a soup. they have top ramen soup for 25 cents each, so. >> yeah, because i feel like if you eat this, you'll be hungry in two hours. or if you don't eat this, you'll be hungry in 15 minutes. so, we're here in san quentin, and we're talking to people about all the programs and rehab, but the message i keep gettin

i am supporting emmanuel mac kron to leave you forward. kron cron >>> earlier this morning, it was reported that a celebration area set up by the mar cone campaign had to be evacuated when a suspicious package was found and we're continuing to follow that as the morning goes on. president trump meanwhile has no plans so far, we're told to endorse either one of the candidates >> any thoughts on president obama weighing in? he says it's important to the future of the french people and that's why he's weighing in. you could argue any election is important. is it too soon or is it appropriate >> on the positive side you would say that a candidate like mar couldn't, obama tends to be popular in europe. however, the last time barack obama tried to do that was to influence it's brexit vote didn't go so well. there will be a way to spin this on what the outcome. we will find out >> isn't that what we do for a living? >>> let's move on, new accusations coming out of of north korea, they're saying the u.s. and south korea plotted to says 98 the dict

and welcome back mac dreidel. watch along as we decide if videos are real or fake. >> that is so wrong. >>> dash cam from australia. that was really close. small two-lane road. look out! here comes another car! >> i don't want to ride with you no more. >> because cars will pass you on the opposite side of the road. >> look out! >> oh! >> that wasn't a car, it was a tree! >> they're alive! >> you never know what's out to get you here in australia. just happened, though, that this tree decided to just -- >> so now you got to worry about other drivers, kangaroos, and the tree. >> that branch just comes down and smashed into their windshie windshield. of the people inside? pretty calm. >> broke our window. >> you think? >> not a single swear word. >>> now over to michigan. traffic moving a bit slow. this guy pulling over to the right. ho? ther an ambulance coming. lights and sirenings cruising by in the emergency lane. he decided to do the right thing and get out of the way. but watch what follows the ambulance. >> th

do you buy a mac? you feel the markets are bumpy?iscounting a flood of good news we are now questioning when that will happen. there are still places, they still want to span. electronics. all of that has been quite weak and retail and have a little bit in and out. people are still willing to pay up for iphones and all the devices we talk about to get the content. nicole: you mentioned energy of opec or extend the cuts. >> that's good if energy goes down if they don't you they don't you also have the opportunity as well. lauren: got it. sarah, thank you so much. nicole: coming up, we'll handed over to markets of paris appeared first, dow futures down 49, s&p futures down for, gnostic futures down for. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing bright

mac sales up 4% year-over-year dividend results, people buying macs because they are buying phones, vicees because they're buying all of it. julie: cory johnson come thanks so much. linson, sticking around. i should mention, apple shares down 1.5% in the after hours. up a little bit off of lows. coming up, emily chang spoke with apple cfo luca maestri about the company's latest earning results. we'll get the highlight from here. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: "what'd you miss?" emily chang just got off the phone with apple cfo look of my street. she joins us now with highlights. we're just talking about tax reform repatriation. what did he tell you? $257: apple now has billion in cash, 93% is overseas. thought aboute this -- have i thought of this, laid the groundwork? he told us it's not something we will be expect -- speculating on because it will depend on the details of what might get connected. we do a lot of scenario planning, but there's nothing to announce today. of course tim cook has suggested he is open to this, would go there -- but wouldn't go there in terms of doing -- giving

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it won't dawn on us until it happens and we go, while mac. speak of it's expensive but we have to decide if we're willing to pay for it. speak of the other thing about these laptops is it's going to create an whole new industry. laptops will be like rental cars. you land and you rent a laptop or baby you couldn't rent laptops. i'd rather be alive and deal with them on small little problem then be blown to a million pieces i can watch a video on my laptop. >> you drawn that far too much, getting blown up. speak out we have no time for psychological problems. the president is going on his first overseas trip soon. we'll preview it after these messages. speak out you find information, and he was leaking just like donald trump. donald trump is about to embark on his first overseas trip. it's very important thing for a president that he doesn't make any mistakes. i've got an idea here for all of us at the stable. who believes that donald trump is going to -- go laughter mac speak of this is a bad idea. speak out you know what he's not going to do?

it won't dawn on us until it happens and we go, while mac.peak of it's expensive but we have to decide if we're willing to pay for it. speak of the other thing about these la to create an whole new industry. laptops will be like rental cars. you land and you rent a laptop or baby you couldn't rent laptops. i'd rather be alive and deal with them on small little problem then be blown to a million pieces i can watch a video on my laptop. >> you drawn that far too much, getting blown up. speak out we have no time for psychological problems. the president is going on his first overseas trip soon. first overseas trip soon. we'll preview it afte i just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance with geico. first overseas trip soon. we'll preview it afte huh. i should take a closer look at geico... geico can help with way more than car insurance. boats, homes, motorcycles... even umbrella coverage. this guy's gonna wish he brought his umbrella. fire at will! how'd you know the guy's name is will? yeah? it's an expression, ya know? fire at will? you n

viruses for macs because not many people use them. you now see more people making viruses for them in the same way that people make viruses for phones because it is such a widespread operating system, the most popular one out there, so it is worthwhile to make viruses. if businesses are running on windows it make sense to target your efforts there if you want some ransom money. the funeral has taken place of the romanian woman thrown into the river thames during the westminster bridge terror attack in march. andreea cristea became the fifth victim after extremist khalid masood drove his car into pedestrians before stabbing and killing a police officer. the 31—year—old was pulled from the river but died two weeks later. masood was shot dead by police. for patients who need palliative care in the final days of their lives, the option to be cared for, and die, at home, isn't something that's always available. a new survey suggests that one of the main barriers is a shortage of specialists who can also offer the right training to family m

her partner was seriously injured and owner2—mac children were also hurt. two children were hurt. 116 people have been treated in hospital since monday night. 63 people are still in eight hospitals across the greater manchester area. 20 of them in critical care. as we were saying, this is one of the busiest days of the year, the may bank holiday, big events the year, the may bank holiday, big eve nts o n the year, the may bank holiday, big events on all of the uk, not least you in manchester as we have been saying. extra police and security staff have been drafted in. my colleague reports. they're on hand for photos, but the armed police out on the streets are there to protect and reassure the crowds who've turned out for the bank holiday weekend. shoppers mixed with hen parties in manchester as the threat level was lowered. itjust made you feel much more secure be quite honest having that so, yes, i think only sort of five days after something critical‘s happened in manchester, to reduce it so quickly, there's still a lot of investigation going ahead. ther

it also smoked mac and cheese. >> smoked mac and cheese? >> yep. and bacon mac and cheese, that's amazing f. you' amazing. >> if you're on a diet, throw it out. >> a local space. walk there and walk it off on your way home. yeah. >> and that brooklyn community has really exploded in recent years. so it's just perfect for this kind of spot. wouldn't you say? >> yeah. there's a lot of young families moving in. a lot of people that are artists, because brooklyn has a huge artist community as well. we actually feature local artists on the walls, and have since we've been open. currently the artist we're featuring lives off of 12th street. so he doesn't get much more neighborhood than that. >> tell me, chef shannon, when you come up with your menu, and the people in the community, tell me how it all jives for you guys? >> i really just try to do local food. try to do as produce, everything i can>>nd t support our community, support the area. so we just really a seasonal menu. about to add crab cakes to the menu. >> always good for molette. >> absolutely

mac arthur. hoffman turns. shoulder down by fleury. mac arthur. broken up by schultz.pressure by ottawa. schultz. has a couple of cracks at it. rust will move it back. maatta. now jake guentzel takes a hit to get it out. >> eddie: two tremendous saves by marc-andre fleury. pageau out in front. the redirect. >> john: kunitz! ceci getting back. turning stick of malkin. this way, dumoulin. his shot off the mark. claesson for ottawa. denied by malkin. he gets it back, though. pass intended for ryan dzingel. chris kunitz, through the neutral zone, here's evgeni malkin. kessel off the stick. dzingel overskated. ryan dzingel. derick brass sad. throws over on the brake. fleury. now claesson coming back. chris wideman moves it back. punished by kunitz. off the stick of tom pyatt. all the way back in. ian cole. pressured by zack smith. bonino along the boards. dumoulin back for cole. flushed out by zack smith. hornqvist had it. he lost it. cole gets a second opportunity. he'll steam away from zack smith. ian cole through center. kyle turris. inside his own line. move it along. s

transaction mac from tomorrow i will bea transaction mac from tomorrow i will be a president at for everyone:. will be a president who serves all of the people, even those who did not support me. for a perspective from japan, i joined those who did not support me. for a perspective from japan, ijoined by a professor of diplomacy at the university of foreign studies. thank you forjoining us. you have a liberal president who wants further dialogue with north korea, who wants the anti—missile defence system to be reviewed. what does this mean in terms of relations between south korea, the united states and japan? i think that many people they are breathing a sigh of collective relief here because in the last few weeks there has been such hot elliptical rhetoric coming out of the united states regarding the nuclear issue in north korea...|j nuclear issue in north korea...” would like to apologise we will have to interact our interview for a moment because we have the crossover to the us and we have a press conference of chuck schumer, a senate democratic leader. why did it happen today? we know

this is in scotla nd see the mac they have.en't you remove that cap and given them a pay rise? what the scottish government has done is meet the pay review bodies' recommendations on every single occasion... they don't deserve a pay rise? they absolutely deserve a pay rise. it would be a good thing to do, actually. will that be in your ma nifesto ? do, actually. will that be in your manifesto? let's wait and see. parties and mp5 get into trouble if they leaked bits of their manifesto in advance. but it is important to say that nurses in scotland get paid more than nurses in england and we have... a nurse in scotland said last week she had to use food banks. is that acceptable? well... you know, of course nurses shouldn't go to food banks. that goes without saying. and i don't know the details of that nurse's case, so it's difficult for me to comment on her particular circumstances. pa rt part of a lively debate hosted by victoria derbyshire earlier today. time for a look at the weather. looking pretty cloudy for a bank holiday

this was reopened ‘s mac way of making a stand.— this was reopened's way of making a stand. —— rio. these placards are asking for the president to go. people here want new elections. they are angry about lea ked new elections. they are angry about leaked recordings showing bridesmaid by their president to a politician in reason. he is fake. he is not legitimate. he's not a president. he's like at least, —— a babe, so he's really unpopular and not —— a beef. he will never recover his authority. he can still remain in power though which will be bad for brazil. everyone is waiting to see what happens on june brazil. everyone is waiting to see what happens onjune six, whether brazil's court and now these elections. under their constitution, congress would have two tuesday successor at next year's elections. we wa nt successor at next year's elections. we want to give back to the people the right to choose the next president directly. cheering this is a waiting game that everyone wa nts to this is a waiting game that everyone wants to b

surge that they get here they feel like they can handle a lot of different things. >> reporter: for mache stresses of the world seem to float away. >> there's so much peace and almost like a weird comforting feeling being down there. i feel a lot better coming out of the water than i did going into the water. >> reporter: often our biggest fears don't actually have teeth, they're buried deep inside our inner jaws, but gradually mac is winning her toughest battle yet, she's finding herself. >> things get better and you just have to find the things that make you better. >> reporter: joe fryer, nbc news, tacoma, washington. >>> here at home a program to help wounded veterans is celebrating a milestone. the warriors transition celebrated it's tenth anniversary yesterday. the program takes place at walter reid national military ent enter, it has transformed the way veterans get the support they need. >> to receive help is definitely a challenge will, learning to ask for help when you need it can be a challenge, too. >> i never stop, never give up and just keep running. >> some of those wound

when you look at counties all around the country, seven out of ten counties are down to one or two mac choices. total under the exchanges of obamacare. we don't want the business and we don't want to sell there. people at home are seen increased premiums, there seemed fewer choices and were working on getting a healthcare system that's better than the one that we had before obamacare. >> in the first year of the implantation of obamacare, i went to the floor virtually every week with story after story after story of missourians and their families who simply were losing the healthcare they had. one family whose son was born with a significant problem, he was 20, had the same doctors his entire life but under obamacare they lived under the kansas border and their doctors were on the kansas side, there was no insurance policy they could qualify for that had those doctors. so, they decided to go without insurance and put their personal money behind letting him go to the doctors he'd always gone to. we continue to get those same stories. i had someone last week call, carla, was a farmer in

so mac users don't need to be concerned, no active worm out for macs, only windows specific operatingstems and microsoft released a patch and did two months ago. >> this is more than just don't open random attachments on your computer. make sure you update with the various software that your company provides, do it, do it now or else you'll be in trouble. david kennedy thanks for being with us. appreciate it. >> thanks so much, have a good one. >>> flights from europe to the united states could soon fall under the trump administration's laptop ban. u.s. official also meet european counterparts wednesday. >> the urgent talks they say is to discuss new threats, and include european destinations under the airplane cabin laptop ban. under the ban, passengers traveling from some mid eastern countries are not allowed to carry electronic devices that are bigger than their cell phones on board. >>> ahead for us north korea firing off another missile, issuing a strong warning to the united states, what this means for the president, as he makes his way overseas this week. time's up, insufficien

looking at the mac on the bottom, it appears to be a raspberry pi, as the last one.if the software is the same too. it's showing us that they're virtually identical with a couple of minor changes that don't change the operation of the box. they're actually using the same user name and password on all devices, which is printed just there in the manual. so this is admin@example.com and the password is "password". and do they tell you to change that? 0bviously they do? no. they don't? it's not in the instructions and when i log into the device it also doesn't tell me to change it. so all these high security boxes have the same admin log—in and password. which is password. it is a fundamental flaw in security. you cannot have a weak password and a default password — and this is both, and leave it on the device. you should force the user to set their own password so that every device in the world has a unique password. because otherwise, because we're lazy, aren't we? we would just leave that as password, because i'll remember it. yes. look at this, here we go. you'll hav

they say the european mac —— they say the european mac is in favour of the election and want a britishor to a public backing so they can begin the brexit big initiations. they are absolutely saying there is no interference at all on this side. they believe their interpretation of the prime minister ‘s comments is that she's in the middle of an election campaign so they don't believe that you would play down a i’ow believe that you would play down a row with brussels if she thinks it can get her public backing. but none of this helps the brexit process get off toa of this helps the brexit process get off to a favourable start even though both sides say they want a good outcome. thank you. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. sunny warm or cold grey, it's one way or the other in the uk, you know which one this is in northern ireland today, let me show you another in the south of east anglia, it's been cold and wet for many areas, and quite cold, just 9 degrees, look at the difference in the sunshine, up to 20 western scotland. those contrasts continue in the next few days.