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that is not mac dreidel. cousin. >> macisha. >> maybe you have seen this before. >> you got me on that one for sure. was not expecting to see that clip on the show. but i appreciate the love, everybody. >>> wow. the end already? well, time flies when you're having fun. see you next time. >>> tonight, breaking news. this just in. the critical new numbers of the senate health care bill. how many americans could be left uninsured? and president trump declaring victory for his travel ban. the supreme court reinstating part of his executive order. >>> raging wildfires in the west. nearly two dozen fires burning. homes in flames. hundreds of families evacuating. our reporter on the fire line. >>> collision course. the new report. the captain of that massive cargo ship claiming the "uss fitzgerald" did not respond to warning signals moments before the deadly crash. >>> and panic in the sky. the passenger plane violently

mac bishop an nbc producer is close to the scene. mac, have you learned anything more in the last 15 to 30 minutes since being on site? >> richard, there is not a lot of information coming out of where i am either from the police or the growing crowd of onlookers, gawkers and mosquegoers who are gathering here. the crowd is getting increasingly agitated, however, and the metropolitan police service is very adept at of course calming and deflecting a lot of the anger, and people just want answers. they want to know what is going on, and so we have stein police on scene don't have much to tell them. >> as the met police continue to move to and from, have you seen any change in the activity set? >> there has not been much change from where i am standing, richard. i have seen a number of people escorted out of, out from behind the police cordon, and there has been a few more police vehicles into the area, and other than th that, things are seeming stable from where i am standing. >> all right. mac, we will get you back to fact-gathering.

no idea that we were trying to do a fleetwood mac album.t together and have some fun with it. but it only took about a week to start getting territorial about it being a duet album. >> reporter: right. ♪ >> reporter: last month, they took over sound stage 22 on the sown e sony lot in los angeles to begin rehearsing for a summer tour. ♪ ♪ ooh, you make lovin' fun >> reporter: mcvie has been singing harmonies with buckingham since he first joined fleetwood mac back in 1975 with his then girl friend, stevie nicks. do you remember the first time you sang together? >> it was at rehearsalba >> i was playing "say you love me", and you had fantastic background vocals. there were goose bumps. i could not believe it. ♪ when the lovin' starts and the lights go down ♪ ♪ there's not another little soul around ♪ >> reporter: they formed the classic lineup of fleetwood mac. their first album together went to number one. their second, "rumors" would sell more than 40 million copies. but in 1998, tired of the travel and the feuding, mcvie quit the band and

but the mac remains a very important to us.o, i see it as both of them are computing devices and we are going to keep investing in both, because we think both have a great future. one of the reasons that ipad on the surface -- just look at the numbers, the units are going down, keep in mind the ipad mini came out at a point in time that smartphones were fairly small. people had 3.5 inch or maybe four inch screens on their smartphone, so one of the rings -- one of the things you are being is a natural move to a smartphone not taking all of the market, but taking a piece of it and obviously we are ok with that, too. the 7-plus has been phenomenal. we are seeing growth rates that have shocked us there. ♪ emily: you called president trump and urged him not to pull out of the paris aord. tim: i did, yes. emily: he didn't listen. what does that mean for your relationship with the president? ♪ emily: you have been engaged with this white house here it you called president trump and urged him not to pull out of the paris accord. tim: i

but the mac remains a very important to us.o, i see it as both of them are computing devices and we are going to keep investing in both, because we think both have a great future. one of the reasons that ipad on the surface -- just look at the numbers, the units are going down, keep in mind the ipad mini came out at a point in time that smartphones were fairly small. were four 3.5 inch inch screens on their smartphone, so one of the rings you are seeing is a natural move to a smartphone not taking all of the market, but taking a piece of it and obviously we are ok with that, too. the 7-plus has been phenomenal. we are seeing growth rates that have shocked us there. ♪ emily: you called president trump and urged him not to pull out of the paris accord. tim: i did, yes. emily: he didn't listen. what does that mean for your relationship? ♪ emily: you have been engaged with this white house here it you called president trump and urged him not to pull out of the paris accord. tim: i did. emily: he didn't listen. what does that mean f

there was no idea of saying, oh, we're trying to make a fleetwood mac album.but as i said, it only took a week us for get territorial about it being a duet. >> sure. ♪ >> last month, they took over sound stage 22 on the sony lot in los angeles. to begin rehearsing for a summer tour. ♪ mcvie has been singing harmonies with buckingham since he first joined fleetwood mac back in 1975. with his then girlfriend stevie nicks. do you remember the first time you sang together? >> it was with stevie and it was in a little studio. >> at rehearsal probably. >> i was playing "say you love me" and you chirped in with the fantastic background vocals. we just -- i mean, i sat there, there were goose bumps. i could not believe it. ♪ >> they formed the classic lineup of fleetwood mac. the first album together went to number one. their second "rumors" would sell more than 40 million copies. but in 1998, tired of the travel and the feuding, mcvie quit the band and moved to the english countryside where she'd stay for 16 years. >> it was for a few years, and then i became quite i

mac, do you see ambulances there?ally those who are hurt, being worked on in that space? >> i'm unable to see anybody being worked on, from where i'm standing, richard. so it is not clear to me the extent of the medical response here. i have seen a few ambulances moving towards the area, however, i currently don't see any on site. >> and -- >> it is not clear to you right now. >> on a night like this, not during ramadan, on a sunday, after midnight, is this fairly quiet area then? because it is so late and it is after midnight on a last day of the weekend? >> absolutely, richard. this is normally a very quiet area. you know, much of london actually more or less shuts down after about 11:00 p.m. on any night that is particularly true on a sunday night. so i wouldn't have expected to see very many people on the streets on your average night, not during the holy month of ramadan. >> now, also some of the information that the met has retweeted or roads that are closed, seven sisters road now closed, also saying that north

personal computer, as we knew, whether you're talking about, you know, i went a step computer or a mac. the personal computer which by the way is only really hit the mass market in 1977, compared to the automobile and the airplane and the oil industry and the railroad and all these other fundamental things in our lives. this is very young. recently wrote a column where i pointed out, the personal computer is younger than disneyland, it's younger than starbucks. by this change the world. it is change the world. it has changed every aspect of business, every aspect of personal life, every aspect of education, religion, everything you can think of. but i think it has morphed and kind of spread, and i think the smart phone you have in your pocket is, in fact, of the personal computer as a set a few minutes ago. it is much more powerful than the first personal computers. and so taken in different forms. i could also answer the question and say the iphone has been a huge thing that changed everybody's life. i could say the internet is a huge thing that changed everybody's life. and i would b

transocean macs certainly, that is the case. notjust macs certainly, that is the case.y, that is the case. notjust with mario but macs certainly, that is the case. not just with mario but with macs certainly, that is the case. notjust with mario but with many other things as well. we have heard from people who have maybe not played a nintendo system since an 64 01’ super played a nintendo system since an 64 or super nintendo. but they have wonderful experiences from childhood and they sees things in super mario 0dyssey that will pull them back in. that is a wonderful opportunity to bridge a lot of new experiences that we offer as well. mario was the star of the show again in a another game, mario rapids. minty has allowed another games company to create this game, sanctioned by the gaming legend, mr mario himself. game, sanctioned by the gaming legend, mr mario himselflj game, sanctioned by the gaming legend, mr mario himself. i said, whatever you do, do not make a jump game or whatever you do, do not make a jump game 01’ a whatever you do, do not make a jump game or a

the real personal computer that people use most today, as you of asis not what we think a pc or mac, it is your phone. and that -- you can we have both seen this in our lives -- you can hand it to a child and it is not hard for them to figure out the phone. but if you ask a child to type in the demands of .dos, they could not do that. so the gap has narrowed tremendously. with new technologies coming all of the time, i believe we are going to see, in the next five or 10 years, a burst of new stuff. virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence. and i think all kinds of new ways of driving cars, we have a little taste of it. we will see a lot more of it, all kinds of things going on in your home. there is a gap that will continue to always have to be closed between engineers and what they think is easy, and real people, and what really is easy for them. peopleuld just encourage in my business to keep writing that stuff, being skeptical, keep educating the consumers and pushing the industry. some ofhe talk about the future and what you think about the future in a little w

of new macs? what is more likely is a retraction and of revenue from those coming years because, some of the macs will be out until the end of the year. i think that is why the stock has been uneven since the announcement. it's my their problem for them in the short-term. what apple is really going after, is an audience that is so important for so long, and they -- ted to it could happen with these new macs. ,onnie: there's a $5,000 mac the most expensive product ever. is it worth it? coming out and christmas time, just in time for something under the tree. vonnie: you're not getting one, cory. not for me. [laughter] darn. really ahis device is bright device. cory johnson, bloomberg news. thank you. it is time for a bloomberg business flash. sit flagship has returned. on the half this 5.5% extends the company rebound. they are of 5% last year. has like the s&p overall during the same. seller for brands like a bunker trump and so on his soaring today. jittery boosted its forecast for the fiscal yea

some people will only buy mac and many will only by ipad and we try to do both.e try to bring more productivity features. people think they would rather have an ipad pro. i think that people who have an ipad will launch an upgrade but the mac remains very important to us. both of them are computing devices and we are going to keep investing in both because we think both are a great feature. one of the reasons why ipad on the surface, the units are going down, keep in mind that the ipad mini came out at a point in time when smartphones were small. people have four inch screens on their smartphone. one of the things you are seeing is a national movement to a smartphone, not taking all of the market but taking a piece of it. we are growth rates that have shocked us. emily: you called president trump and urged him not to pull out of the paris agreement. what does that mean for your relationship with the president? emily: you have been engaged with this white house, you called president trump and urged him to not pull out of paris. he did not listen. emily: i think --

because the iphone is derived from the mac operating system.operates differently, as we all know it, it has a different user interface, but the ios operating system derives from the mac be operating system which derives from a system called uninix. and android also derives in some ways from unyx. is so these things were all spun off. and the web, while it wasn't -- the web is one of the few parts of the story that weren't invented in the united states. the web was invented in europe. but it was invented on a, it was invented on a computer called a next computer, n-e-x-t, which was a failed computer company that never really gained traction. which was created and run by steve jobs. after he was thrown out of apple. he made these very expensive, very powerful computers called next computers. they were black cubes. they sold for about ten grand apiece. and that's really why it didn't succeed, they were way overpriced. but in switzerland at the, at in this laboratory there, a british engineer, researcher, scientist had one of these, and that's what

mac demarco. "this old dog" is out now.ralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our thanks to kate mckinnon, john cena, mac demarco, once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. you know those guys. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. thank you so much. bye-bye, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth mey

mac demarco. "this old dog" is out now. know those guys. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. thank you so much. bye-bye, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- jeffrey tambor, star of "dirty dancing," actress debra messing, host of "new york times" podcast "the daily," michael barbaro, featuring the 8g band with mark guiliana. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump today called the appointment of a special council to investigate his campaign's ties to russia, the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in american history. though it didn't help his case much when he flew aw

this mac 10 held 20 rounds in a magazine. as for how jimmy lam was able to get the weapons into a secure facility , police would only say those rest with ups. >> have you guys determine how he got into the facility with two firearms? >> jimmy lam is an employee of ups and was in the building for employment purposes. any information that we have as to where he came in and the security and the magnetometers are video information is best answered by ups.>> reporter: police also added they executed a search warrant at jimmy lam's home. i did ask if there was some sort of a manifesto and they wouldn't get into those details of the investigation. one thing that was interesting, police said they are morning with ups community. many of those drivers deliver packages here to the police station. they work with them doing fundraising and all sorts of events. they said it was disappointing for the police department and they mourn with the families and they credited the police department with the quick response and doing a great job and h

he thought more about what it would say about him to have the mac physically in his office and have aul design object in his office, but it didn't really, when you scratch the surface of that, i'm not sure there was any substantive reason for the decision-making that didn't have to do with external perception. >> interesting for those who use macs and who use windows operating systems, it's an expensive way to use windows. if you really like window, you should buy a different computer on which it doesn't cost as much on which to run it. >> exactly. >> we'll be right back. we'll take a quick break. first, former presidential hopeful jeb bush took a few swipes at president trump at a tech conference today. remember, bush dubbed trump the chaos candidate during the 2016 campaign. >> i'm wondering if you thought that what the president said to the fbi director inside the white house was in fact appropriate. >> no. >> why not? >> it wasn't appropriate to interject himself. it puts him in peril. he should stop tweeting. he should focus on an agenda. came upon a house made out of gingerbread

mac demarco performs for us next. stick around, everybody!♪ in all this vastness, ♪ there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves. ♪ the earth is the only world known so far to harbor life. ♪ there is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. ♪ like it or not, for the moment... ♪ the earth is where we make our stand. ♪ it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve... and cherish the only home we've ever known. ♪ it's the applebee's big bold grill combos. try a shrimp combo. combo'd with a chicken combo. and you can combo it with a side of unlimited fries. it's the combo of combos. combo'd the big bold grill combos. starting at $12.99. only at applebee's. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest will headline radio city music hall this fall in support of his critically acclaimed new album "this old dog." i'm telling you this is going to win some awards. performing "one more love song", please welcome mac demarco. [ cheers an

"make your bed" is on sale now. >>> two members of fleetwood mac teemed up. of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ noeft don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ >>>that's, of course, fleetwood mack's "don't stop" from their " now lindsey buckingham andine m their new album. it's out today. anthony mason vishe where they' preparing for their upcoming tour. good morning. >> good morning. theyal bit of a musical soap opera. christine mcvie married to john and lindsey living with steve i have knicks. for the first time buckingham and christine mcvie have teemed up musically. >> there's been a lot of drama. >> oh, you can say that. >> you two never had drama between the two of you. >> no, no. >> not yet. >> lindsey buckingham and christine mcvie began working on new songs together when she rejoined fleetwood mack after a long absence in 2014. th john mcvie and fwlootd provide much of the rhythm which makes it almost

"make your bed" is on sale now. >>> two members of fleetwood mac teemed up.rd companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. noeft don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ >>> that's, of course, fleetwood mack's "don't stop" from their album "rumours." now lindsey buckingham and christine mcvie are out with their new album. it's out today. anthony mason visited them in los angeles where they're preparing for their upcoming tour. good morning. >> good morning. they've always been known as a bit of a musical soap opera. christine mcvie married to john and lindsey living with steve i have knicks. for the first time buckingham and christine mcvie have teemed up musically. >> there's been a lot of drama. >> oh, you can say that. >> y

. >> it started with mac and cheese. and it's just mac and cheese. >> reporter: it started with becky and husband john's daughter libby, when she was being treated for cancer. mac and cheese was all she wanted to eat. >> it's very simple. and very calorie laden, which makes it really taste good. >> reporter: it gave libby strength to fight, but at 5 years old disease won. in 2006, becky started a foundation, loving libby. then last year an angel donor told her to dream big. >> and so i basically made up the food truck. >> reporter: she transformed an old fedex truck, painted it bright with memories of libby. >> good morning. >> reporter: delivering to the very clinic where libby was treated. >> when we were going through all of the medical stuff, sometimes it was hard to find good food. >> reporter: not anymore. becky stocks the hospital's freezers. she saved thanksgiving for this mom. >> we're doing awesome. and you've been such a blessing to us. so thank you. >> reporter: becky's food delighting doctors, too. >> someti

contact a mac a young man ina as a feature.ung man in a hooded top, on his own on a sunday morning shop. in this footage obtained by the bbc, he looks relaxed as he is captured on cctv browsing the shelves. he spent a pounds 7a and bought armaments, tuna, scouring pads and air freshener. staff in the shop believe this was salman abedi salman abedi. some viewers said they found this for you we stick and lacking in the news value. one recorded her thoughts on camera.|j news value. one recorded her thoughts on camera. i simply could not understand why that was considered to be major news and to warrant the main spot. of course, such a great event needed extensive coverage but the coverage it should have been in use and not sensationalism. so many other things happened that week which were not mentioned or received a very scant coverage, mentioned or received a very scant coverage, to mentioned or received a very scant coverage, to name mentioned or received a very scant coverage, to name one, 26 people we re coverage, to name one,

a house hearing on the bureaus 2018 budget requests. >> our guest on c-span newsmakers this week is mac chair of the help and armed services committee. he is interested in all things military including spending, operations, and strategy. we will talk to them about all that. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> let me introduce the reporters. a reporter from "the wall street journal." joe: hello. we would like to know, the house armed services committee is set to markup the national defense authorization act next week. can you tell us, what is in the bill and what is the top line for the fence? -- defense? >> rep. thornberry: last fall, the toaker act us to -- asked us look at problems in the military, planes that could not fail, and the number we came up with was about $640 billion for the next fiscal year. president trump one election. navy,ked about a 355-ship a variety of other things. we still think an appropriate number for the next year -- and that is the number we are proceeding with in our markup. it may

we know they are a party which opposes birdie—mac and that will have a huge influence over governmentatching will wonder why brexit is such an important issue in the coming months that sinn fein has done so well in elections that it is happy to sit in the northern ireland power—sharing agreement, why its mps will not take their seats, even in this election were actually they could have quite a lot of influence at westminster at a time when that could affect things. it is simply because sinn fein as a republican party have a long—standing abstention is policy. it is not something i understand or necessarily agree with. gerry adams was asked several times in the last couple of days, now you have increased your representation, why, and he has ruled it out. on sinn fein, i think one thing is significant. there is no power—sharing executive and there has not been for some time in northern ireland. it broke down for reasons we do not need to go into right now. the british government in whatever talk school or now after the election. they were suspended during the election. it is supposed to

your mac there is a real break in the gulf. 0ther mac there is a real break in the gulf.r example, shipping lines would have to do is —— shipping lines would have to decide if they brought cargo into doha or into the uae. they may —— they might not allowed to do both. given the gulf cooperation council has spent the last several decades trying to improve economic integration, plenty of gulf citizens intermarry and live in each other‘s countries, this really affects the world economy. we appreciate your time and analysis. something we will discuss a bit further as well when we look at how some of the newspapers in the region are commentating. to asia now where there's news that china's economy is doing better than expected. exports and imports were up strongly last month, both beating expectations. here's rico. more good news out of china. that's right, the —— keeping our fingers crossed the economy might be turning a corner, this could be sustained in the following months but exports rising, imports up 50%, and that that the country with a trade surplus of around $41 bill

mac,people will only buy some people only want an ipad. many people buy both.o do with the ipad is bring more productivity features to it. some people decide they would rather have an ipad pro, and that is great. i think people that have an ipad would want an upgrade. but the mac remains very important to us. i see it as both of them are computing devices. we will keep investing in both because we think both have a great future. one of the reason that ipads -- just looking at the numbers, you see the units are going down. keep in mind the ipad mini came out at a point in time that smartphones were fairly small. people had 3.5 inch or four inch screens on their smart phone. one thing we are seeing is a natural move to a smart phone not taking all of the market, but taking a piece of it. we are ok with that, too. plus has been phenomenal. we are seeing growth rates that have shocked us. emily: our exclusive conversation with apple ceo tim cook. you can catch the full interview online at bloomberg.com, or this weekend on the special edition of bloomberg's "studio

mac has been a successful business over the last five years.e mac business has grown club the recipe seems to have been contracted -- mark: thinks a lot -- thanks a lot, cory johnson. innie: the global economy is focus at the annual organization for economic cooperation and of andent in paris -- development in paris. caroline conan is at the meeting in paris. guest joined by special jacques van den broek. good afternoon. , you said you started on a positive note with momentum in europe and the u.s. what are the challenges ahead? acques: this momentum in europe and france and italy and spain -- we feel good. in america, it is ok, but not as good as europe. market..s. is a big -- are the second-biggest with the labor market tightening in the u.s., is it getting more difficult? 4.5%.mployment is around it is definitely getting more difficult to find people. but pricing has been good. it's an area where we have more pricing power. is still growing. >> you were mentioning france, which is also a big market for you. we just had to the french prime an

currently bottom nine, nats trail 5-3 >>> john mac row putting his foot in his mouth once again. serena williams is undoubtedly the best female player in the world but be ranked 700 if she play against men. calling her the greatest player to ever play the game after a victory at the u.s. open in 2012. williams is the most decorated female in history with 23 titles and singles playing another 14 in doubles. president trump approached mac row about playing a $1 million winner take all match against venus or serena in atlantic city. mac row told jimmy kimmel two years ago that he believes he could still beat serena williams >> i would pay to watch that. no way >> put yr mouth is get on court. you say sees, she's, she has said in the past, she could not beat the best men, she's much better than 700th in the world >> she could do the while being pregnant. >> we just need her training >> we haven't seen mac row put his foot in the mouth a long time >> he's promoting a book. >> trying to get himself in the news >> there we go. >> battle of the sexes. >>> 11:00 larry hogan on it's allega

there was a fire in a tower block a few mac yea rs fire in a tower block a few mac years ago and theat it is meant to do and the fire was contained, and this just seems excessive. one resident speaking to the bbc in the last few moments. the department for communities and local government has released a statement on the situation in camden. they say that the safety of residents is paramount... that statement coming out, 800 households in evacuate did from camden. 0n the line is ahead of the residents association in the chalcot estate. we heard from him briefly before. thank you forjoining us. can you let us know what is happening now? are most people leaving? there's lots of people leaving? there's lots of people leaving at the moment with their bags packed. they have been told to pack bags for two, four weeks and a lot of people are leaving. we have camden council staff knocking on people's doors, and the fire service are spoiling to people what is going on. why exactly this evacuation is happening? i am not too sure. the fire risk is to do with the insulation on some of the gas pip

last year's mac book are going to get new processors. there's a new configuration of the the mac book pro which is going to be at 1299 which is a cheaper price. i think this is apple saying hey listen we're going to be players in this space. i think they also know they have competition. they also know -- some of that represent roughly 10% of the sales. as i told you guys earlier other news they want to mention apple t.v., how amazon is coming to that device later this year. they're going to deliver on that promise. they got to offer their fans as much content as possible. guys back to you. >> thank you so much josh. there's a lot of monitor. two apple shareholders are joining us now with their take on what's coming out of that conference happening still right now in san jose conference. let's bring in tim. tim i guess i'll start with you. we've gotten a number of headlines, what's sparking your interest so far? >> i think the, you know adding amazon to apple t.v. has widely remote for a while so that wouldn't news. i'd say imports to sir

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