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earnings continue this week with media companies like time, news corp and tribune all reporting. ar from snap. that's the parent company to the social media app, snapchat and they will be reporting earnings. now since the company went public in march of this year, its share price has hit some all time lows. investors are worried about the company's ability to continue to grow its user base and still make money. but first, on monday, the world's biggest hotel chain, marriott, will be reporting. it seems more travel is happening in the us, its biggest market, and that will help lift the compa ny‘s earnings. marriott, like its hotel industry peers, is really benefiting from an improved business sentiment following donald trump's election as president in november. we have a familiar face with us. joining us is jessica ground from schroders. give us your take on this week, a funny time of year and yet there seems to be quite a bit going on with markets bubbling up. valuations are high. the data is showing a sustained although not dramatic global economic recovery. volatility is low. we

please media, tried to tell and it down and get our diplomatic corps over there and get this worked out because if he is going to go wacko as he is a will sufferorld tremendously. there is no love between japan and korea. that goes way back to world war ii when the japanese had the korean women and people as slaves. there are issues over there that only diplomatic way. . thank you very much. guest: thank you for your service. i think he had a couple of good points. if there is any sort of war, and we are talking nonnuclear war, seoul in tokyo are in the line of fire. i think there is always been a historical push to avoid that specifically because of what happened with the korean war and the reality of modern warfare. the diplomatic corps is another interesting point. several top state department experts who would deal with these issues are not filled at the moment. a lot has been discussed about state department vacancies. that has been brought into the glaring spotlight with this situation now. host: john from north carolina, to republican. caller: good morning. that we have had -- no

. >> north korean state media says kim jong un has been briefed on plans to launch missiles marine corps general says the u.s. seeks peace but he added the military is ready to act if provoked. he is visiting officials in south korea, japan and china this week. >> they should work well but residents are upset about the way utility poles look. they are part of an 18-mile project the polls are supposed to with stand 120 mile per hour winds. several homes in east greenwich township and residents don't seem pleased. >> i didn't realize it was going to be this big. they just a cord off and said they're going to put poles in. i come home from work and this is what i come home to and i'm like okay. >> much of this region lost power for more than a week two summers ago because of severe thunderstorms. officials say the new poles should greatly prevent future outages. >> tonight on the late shou stephen colbert welcomes anthony scaramucci. scaramucci was fired less than two weeks after being named to the position. it's sure to be an interesting conversation. don't miss an all new "the late show w

. >> north korean state media says kim jong un has been briefed on plans to launch missiles marine corps general says the u.s. seeks peace but he added the military is ready to act if provoked. he is visiting officials in south korea, japan and china this week. >> they should work well but residents are upset about the way utility poles look. they are part of an 18-mile project the polls are supposed to with stand 120 mile per hour winds. several homes in east greenwich township and residents don't seem pleased. >> i didn't realize it was going to be this big. they just a cord off and said they're going to put poles in. i come home from work and this is what i come home to and i'm like okay. >> much of this region lost power for more than a week two summers ago because of severe thunderstorms. officials say the new poles should greatly prevent future outages. >> tonight on the late shou stephen colbert welcomes anthony scaramucci. scaramucci was fired less than two weeks after being named to the position. it's sure to be an interesting conversation. don't miss an all new "the late show w

media. i think your characterization is correct for a large swath of the professional press corps. but when you start getting into social media and bloggers and even online reputable new sites that have lower editorial standards, lower fact checking standards, more partisan reporting than you see, that isn't true. you do see very slanted come, vy biased, very damaging coverage. and so i think people take into account that whole spectrum when they view all of this. i think that's a good part. you also said come mention the media makes mistakes and that's certainly true. i think that the press is not that itself any favors in the way that it handles when it does make a mistake. instead of always doing the right thing retracting the story, posting a real correctin or a real apology, there is a very be grudging effort to try to post the smallest possible correction in the most self interested way possible, and been denied in a responsible and liability for it. at that unwillingness to acknowledge a mistake i think resonates wrongly with people, and certainly our client. >> what about th

media. it's being monitored by first responders and this concerned citizen corps that is expanding all the time down there so we can get you, at least help you, get the help that you need. all right? >>> now, another thing is that we're staying away from numbers on this show. why? why aren't we giving more details about the specifics of who has been affected by harvey and how? because there are two main reasons. one, first responders and what we're calling this concerned citizen corps, they haven't been able to get even close to everywhere, nor really coordinate information from their different grids. grids or areas of individual search responsibility. so it's hard to know, it's hard to know if the numbers are real. then there's the bigger reason. this is not over. harvey is re-energizing. you heard the meteorologist. that's what happens when these storm systems go over the gulf. they draw on the warm air and moisture and get stronger. it's coming back late tonight or into the morning hours. hopefully, hopefully east of where it's already saturated in houston and outer communities because they

media. he had -- >> does everyone know what the pool is? so the press corpsays fit into every room so there's a reduced group. >> like 13 of us. and the a.p. is a permanent part -- >> but the point being -- >> we travel wherever he goes. first he couldn't get enough of us that he was talking about north korea. he fielded 50 questions over two days. at some point, literally going reporter to reporter. come on, ask me something else. ask me something else. and then we get to saturday when charlottesville happens. he came into the clubhouse of his golf club. and gave -- delivered a statement about on many sides and walked out. as we shouted questions to him. do -- >> what did his staff do when he talked about many sides in the ra race -- >> well, there was a dramatic statement to the one at trump tower. this is when he said that the staff walked out quickly with him. he ignored shouted questions. then we saw monday at the white house. where he delivered the reverent -- he read from the teleprompter and delivered the more traditional statement you expect from a p

corps around. so he has one person with him -- one person from the media now that he sort of represents all of us.d us on the plane or had their top officials briefing us. he doesn't have that many top officials because they haven't filled the vacancies, which is another whole issue. [ light laughter ] but it really is hurting american diplomacy. it's not good for us as a country to not have the press able to say, well this is what the goal is of this administration or this secretary. it also sends a really bad signal, i think, to regimes in china, in turkey, in russia where reporters, don't only not get press conferences, they get locked up. they get killed. i mean there has always been a tradition where the u.s. secretary of state, republicans and democrats, bring the press corps along and if they don't have press conferences there, they, he or she will hold a press conference to show that we believe in freedom of the press. >> seth: that is very disturbing. i mentioned, you've been doing this a long time and you are sort of a trailblazer as a female journalist and very early on you noticed a bi

their favorite target the mainstream media saying they don't report the facts and the president did speak out forcefully. earlier in the day he visited a marine corpstown, 50% in the last year. some in the administration attribute their strict policies and the president says he still promises to build that wall. >> we are finding the gang members, drug dealers and criminals who prey on our people. we are building a wall on the southern border which is absolutely necessary. [crowd chanting] >> reporter: the blame democrats for obstructing his agenda when it comes to healthcare, jobs and tax reform. >> eight years trying to get help, i really believe the republicans, maybe we will get a couple senators who think they will lose their race on the democratic side but we will get it fixed. one vote, speak to your senator please. we are building our future with american hands, american labor. the democrats are going to find a way to obstruct. if they do remember they are stopping you from getting a massive tax cut. >> reporter: that will require congress. something interesting happening this morning. the top of the capital, that light is the convener sess

new diversity in the press corps i think breitbart got a credential for the first time with this administration and just as president trump has been great for the news media in general he's certainly been a rocket booster for for breitbart what do you make of him in the media slump in the media why what how does this help america. it doesn't but i don't think the media are interested in helping america at this point the tension between the administration and the media is partly a result of their refusal to accept the results of the twenty sixteen election and i think there's an inordinate amount of attention being paid to minor stories and small scandals that are elevated to impeachable offenses i was watching c.n.n. this week and there's actually a serious discussion about removing the president under article under the twenty fifth amendment declaring him mentally unfit for office and that kind of thing and that's just nonsense to me but it's being elevated to the highest level and i think the media really don't like this president partly because he won against their expectations and partly because he went against their business model that used to be dis

media. republican leaders. anybody. when he went down to the lobby of his tower yesterday, his goal was to troll the press. to inflame the national press corpseing outraged by the coverage that he got yesterday, he was delighted by the coverage. >> the world is miserable but he seals to be wallowing in it. he feels like he got his statement out. he wasn't happy about being told you have to say this. he felt lying he was justified in what he said earlier. >> was anybody around him saying you're kissing goodbye to a full presidential term in. >> i'll sure there are people who are trying rein him in. i think that people cannot be happy in the white house about having to deal with this when they wanted to deal with infrastructure, tax reform, all the other things. the roundtable is sticking with us. this is "hardball" where the action is. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪...from far away. but they ♪honly

corps. is there have any cooperation because administration wants to get it done and report on what administration is doing or not doing, but i think media has taken a partisan stance that -- has undermined its own ability to reach its audience, and ironically make that partisan effort harder to reach its full tillment to come around to the point of view but undermining trugs and credibility you're losing people you're trying to bring along with you. so i think there's so many room for journalist to think about how they report on presidential campaign what they hear ideas they don't like. breitbart conservative website but our method when we cover liberal politicians or liberal events is usually just to present them as they are. our audience does not needs to be told what's good and what'sed be and what liberal politician said and straight deliver have i most effect. so i went to cover hillary clinton's for example last august speaking about the right that was basically an attack on breitbart news which had she lumped in with alt right a speech to an audience, and it was just interesting to report exactly what she said. and a the reactio

white house press corps and the way they treat the president, i have seen rough moments that is the worst ever, it has to stop. and president, i might add, needs to bring in heads of all media companies, say you ignorant sons of birches you street he with respect or you will not be in room when i speak or you will not be welcome in any quarter of that white house for purpose of what you call, laughably journalist. >> that would be quite a meet could, lou dobbs thank you so much always a policure, thank you for letting me loan this chair for a couple days,. lou: thank you for filling it so abley and have fun. >> we're coming right back, lou thank you. >> we'll be back with a lot more stay with us. >> mourners in charlottesville, honoring the woman killed at saturday's rally. >> i would rather have myself m, by golly but if i have to give her up, we are going to make it count. >> can white house chief of staff john kelly under fire for standing by at left wing media attacked president trump. we'll have latest from white house, and much more state ahead, we'll be right back. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. s

marine corps base in yuma where he will speak to troops there before a big rally plan tomorrow night, guys. rob: all right, griff, thanks so much. heather: thank you, griff. breaking right now, french mediae vehicle has rammed into two bus stops in the city of versaille. the driver has been arrested, he's described 34-year-old male that has minor priors and we will bring more information as soon as it develops. rob: are confederate statutes a matter of public safety? former homeland security jay johnson says, yes, they should be taken down across the country. >> so many of the statutes, the confederate monuments are now modern day becoming symbols and rallying points for white nationalism, for neo nazis for the kkk. rob: johnson's comments come as confederate statutes are being taken down in the wake of deadly protests in charlottesville, virginia. jefferson memorial is getting an update and hopes it won't be the next to come down. an exhibit along side the memorial to thomas jefferson will soon reflect the complexity of his status as both a founder of the united states and as a slave holder. the washington examiner report that is the nonprofit group that provide critical support for the

media. both try to circumvent the press. trump is going straight to twitter so he doesn't have to be challenged by reporters and the press corps room. they had to sit outside. it was only state-run media. there were v there are a lot-parallels between the two of them. >> this rise in disinformation and a clampdown on free speech around the world, it's a terrible threat to democracy. in fact, duterte is one of the worst examples for press but we're seeing this also in egypt, turkey. you see a wider issue like this? >> absolutely. egypt is one of the worst examples. china, turkey, two of the worst jailers in the world, russia, obviously, terrible. we went to mexico to report on this, not coming out far bit, but that country is interesting because the cartel, local journalists fear politician mrs. than the cartels. >> the new episode of "vice" is on hbo, airs tonight. gianna tabani, thank you. >> 7:30 on the east coast. >> and 11:00. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> great work. that does it for us this morning. chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. >> joe and mika, thank you. i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ru

corps author for it. we had a sarah soul from the center for human rights, in the initial vetting conference. people from human rights commune, people from academia, the media, when we had our major vetting conference we had jim fowler there and george packer, tom ricks was involved. we trade to get a lot of people involved in giving us ideas how to better fight these kind of wars average lot of help from think tanks, rand, a number of others like that, who also gave us their input. but in the end it was going to be the army and marine corp authors that sat down and figured out the final form of this. with some input from general osers. general pet trace -- pet trayus read every word we did. massaged everything help was the last guy who look eight before i went out to general review to the forces. still have ptsd over what's called petraeus pronoun. have to make sure what the this or it refers back to the antecedent and precedent nightmare but i tell the story, he says i'm not that hard. yes, you are. the intent of the manual was to be applicable to counterinsurgencies anywhere at any time but the 2006 version especially was shaped very much by iraq. that j

media banker in the country. and he actually predicted that time warner would be bought. he didn't think news corpswas too much institutional opposition to that inside time warner, melting -- he actually thought a tech company or something or obviously a distribution company like at&t would make a move. at&t made the move. connell: at&t did make the move. we'll follow it. >> a broken clock. i'm once once a day. connell: they are calling it here in new york, actually, the governor came up with this. they're calling it the summer of hell in new york city for commuters. now, as i said, the governor coined the term but the mayor has a fix that could cause a little bit of hell for rich people. we'll explain that after a quick break connell: breaking news on health care now, coming in from anthem, the health care company set to withdraw from nevada's individual health market next year in 2018. so it's already left california, indiana, wisconsin, and ohio. now, i add nevada to that list. we're talking about the summer of hell here in new york city a few minutes ago about how now the mayor bill de blasio w

wainwright, the first corps artillery guy offered similar sentiment that meade would have attacked at falling waters the forces would have been crushed and received a severe repulse. >> louis, media p.a. he stole part of my question. there are several things which most people, i've heard or not heard, about what meade was sort of bogged down with. the first one is that one of his things he had to do was to protect baltimore at washington, d.c. consequently, he always had to worry about being defeated and those two cities would be attacked. he waited a day after the battle was over to find out what was going on because lee's army was still there, and they were digging in and hoping for an assault. the willingness part -- defenses were built by engineers. if you have ever seen pictures of them, you wouldn't want to attack them as a frontal assault. and the confederates are hoping that there would be a frontal assault. >> so excellent summary of what we have talked about. we need to probably get to the question right now. so your question is? >> one more thing is, and also meade did not have the slows when he did decide to move. part of his army moved 32 miles in one day. i didn't r

corp.. in china, the conglomerate that owns hollywood studio legendary entertainment says rumors about its billionaire chairman are groundless. henese media stopped at the airport as they were preparing to fly to london. wang's number 30 on the billionaire index for the $30 billion fortune. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you, taylor. chairman being stopped at the airport have impacted the markets. david, this is what i am looking at. it is nice that we have a cool chart looking at some of the bonds. these are the bonds that were due in 2024. their overall work, $600 million. they fell as much as three cents on the dollar. a little bit of nervousness. we need to remind everyone this was denied by the company. that is billionaire chairman stopped at the airport. but there was a little market reaction. of anothereminds me story, the chairman was reported missing a couple of months ago. that company work doggedly to show the rumors were unsubstantiated. still, a lot of anxiety in the marketplace about many of these chinese conglomerates. still in new york with us, komal sri-kumar. what do you make of this story? what d

corp. has been pushing for for so long now. >> there's leadups on both sides. this is the old world and the way you do it and the new mediaitten the script. >> and it's happening at a time when the next generation kind of digital first publishers, already become a cliche that they are all pivoting to video the "l.a. times" can move to video, too, but it's obviously a newsprint brand. >> we were at dow jones once when it was pivoting to video. takes a lot of investment. >> you were talking earlier about the lack of m & e and the amount of capacity that's out there to invest in a longer term horizon, but i think a lot of public investors are involved in it's going to be out there, and they are looking. >> guys, thank you very much danny hughes and steve whiting joining us. >> two big events receiving global event first the reverberations following friday's white house shake-ups which could make it difficult for the president to attract new talent >> and event number two, of course, is today's eclipse up next a man who has said he's sold millions of those glasses what is he doing until the next historic event we'll ask. cont

corps decided to tone in on the locked and loaded and he created that phrase. we know exactly what it means it, means exactly that that kind of behavior is almost like the media isure and north korea to attack us which so they can say i told you so. which is totally ridiculous. clayton: here is the "new york times" correspondent responded this week with a tweet in response to that locked and loaded trump knows tv. he added new catchphrase and new kyrons after fire and fury, locked and loaded. >> locked and loaded has been an expression that has been around for a really long time, right? in movies. even our political discourse. this is uncommonly used phrase, right? this kind of attitude and posturing that oh the president is inventing all these things and doing things totally different, i mean, you know, that's totally ridiculous, right? as i said earlier, i think the media is -- you know, amping up the tensions between the two countries. i think that their behavior has been quite irresponsible. clayton: he is going to tweet about having an apple and an apple away keeps a doctor away. new phrase he just created. unbelievable. bree, great to see you this morning.

with the cuffs on me and said don't say a word in my mind immediately shift to what i see in the media corps of misunderstandings with police officers and what can happen in tragically. licet i of complying with a percent whatever you say i will do. he never said officer or n.y.p.d. or your under arrest he was telling me to shut my mouth. i had a feeling in the middle of midtown manhattan was not getting mugged so i assumed it was a police officer. i said i have a u.s. open credential in my back pocket is evidence i am not involved. he said we will see. that eventually finally the fifth officer identified me and said they made a mistake but it was shocking and it is funny how life works out of nova really thought they were coming after me i would have put up my arms to defend myself that i'd done that i have a feeling the results would have said worse i would not have had a bruise on my elbow and five that may be my head would have been slammed into the ground gore then put into the cop car of my brother was there or family or friends because he never said officer. my friends are crazy. then