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west messier police say the motive is still unclear.an open mind but we are treating it asa an open mind but we are treating it as a potential deliberate attack on from that respect we want to reassure the community we are working hard to make sure we understand the motivation, and as a consequence of that we can make sure we are safeguarding both that individual and the wider community. the boy was discharged from hospital yesterday. he has burns on his face and arm. officers say the long—term implications of those injuries are unknown. seema kotecha, bbc news, worcester. our top story this evening. it's been the hottest day of the year so far and an amber heat—health alert has been issued. the met office is warning temperatures could rise up to 35 degrees celsius this week. we're at the childhood cycling club of geraint thomas — as he attempts to become the first welshman to win the tour de france. coming up on sports day in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, a racism row brewing in german for, as mesut ozil quits the national team. the

to be that kind of company to have a supply chain so this is a megatrend into the politics is much messier and intertwined door changes of the core technology to create a landscape. >> and in terms of volatility with policy. if you wanted to argue for re- nationalization for production as sometimes are our president argues bring it back to america if the german automakers re-nationalize their production and the unemployment rate in the right to work like south carolina and alabama and mississippi would be 16% so i think sometimes when people give up national policy they don't think of the phenomenon that there are a few companies that are just dependent on the national economic infrastructure that when 911 happened we close the border to canada and within three days they cannot make a car. so you get national policy or national government thinking about national policy that where integration and globalization is a fact and not a policy. >> and one example is nafta that was negotiated i remember being in the room with every living resident so the policy was to stabilize the economy of mexic

[laughter] but it's mess it's messier and r than that and that is what we have seen. >> [inaudible] but also for years and years they were purposely being deceitful a but the control of e interface. so you click facebook is making good-faith efforts to. >> i'm getting the benefit of the doubt for a couple of reasons. i've been in the room with a couple of people that have been shaken up by what has been happening. but i get the sense that he is. he spent a couple of years assembling an archive where he has catalogued every public statement ever made. everything that he's ever posted on his own facebook profile and every speech that he's made in every video that he's appeared in and i went through hours and hours and hours and weeks and days mostly with media training and structure but especially in this career a little bit looser. i can't say that i know mark zuckerberg but i know him as well as anybody that has never met him if that makes sense. my sense is that he's overwhelmingly naÏve, fundamentally uneducated. he just never confronted the inhumanity. the potential cruelty. so in th

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the more you clean it, the messier it gets. strategy as he sees a spill on carpet and dumps a wheelbarrow of soup on nights. trump is from queens. nothing goes down without a fight or name calling. this is not brentwood, bel air, or madison, wisconsin. these are new yorkers. you have giuliani, trump, and michael cohen one. the streets of new york and new jersey. we are watching an ongoing episode of "the sopranos." >> juan: did you mean that as a complement? >> greg: i did. i'm very skeptical of the attention being devoted to this. i can't take it seriously. when the ifs become ours, i'll take it seriously. right now it's background noise. >> juan: giuliani said that cohen is an honest guy i trust. now he says, i don't want to repeat what he just said. but he thinks he's a lowlife. >> jesse: because he taped the president. >> juan: on a host of issues. he thinks the guy is a lowlife. he keeps changing his story. greg, would you want rudy representing you? >> greg: this is how life works. somebody is your lowlife until they are

. >>> and if it is tuesday, could the cleanup get any messier?alk backe. >> russians attempted to interfere in our elections. >> the president reverses course after facing a world of criticism after his putin summit. >> i just wanted to clear up, i have the strongest respect for our

if it's wednesday, the president muddling on meddling just got messier.ht, the laws of distraction. >> there's never been a president as tough on russia as i have been. >> why many republicans are defending the president's contradictions on russian meddling. >> well, he said he misspoke. >>> plus, war of words. we'll talk to former cia chief john brennan about his clash with the president. >>> and russia's revenge. why moscow now wants to grill former u.s. officials. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now.

if it's wednesday, the president muddling on meddling just got messier. tonight, the laws of distraction. >> there's never been a president as tough on russia as i have been. >> why many republicans are defending the president's contradictions on russian meddling. >> well, he said he misspoke. >>> plus, war of words. we'll talk to former cia chief john brennan about his clash with the president. >>> and russia's revenge. why moscow now wants to grill former u.s. officials. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." here we are, another day and another attempt pby this white house to walk back something the president said about the intelligence community. how many different ways does president trump have to say it for everyone, including republicans in congress, to believe it? he does not accept the intelligence on russia. does he literally have to stand next to vladimir putin on monday and tell the world that he doesn't believe his own intelligence chiefs? >> my people

. >>> and if it is tuesday, could the cleanup get any messier? tonight the walk backe. >> russians attempted to interfere in our elections. >> the president reverses course after facing a world of criticism after his putin summit. >> i just wanted to clear up, i have the strongest respect for our intelligence agencies headed by my people. >> and plus believe it or not. will the reversal fix the damage? >> it is 24 hours too late and in the wrong place. >> and later, lights out. >> whoops, they just turned off the lights. that must be intelligence agents. >> this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. good evening. i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. and welcome to "mtp daily." yesterday the president of the united states, the person tasked with defending our democracy, sided with the russian leader who ordered his military to hack our democratic elections. today trump says that we got it all wrong. that the whole uproar is basically the result of one wrong word. the president's performance yesterday sparked waves upon waves of bipartisan

you can develop a very interesting and clean model, but it is messier than that. the postal service is one of the agencies that was recently hacked, the computer intrusion by a foreign intelligent service. the ig actually found this little beacon, it was sending out this message that said i am ready to receive assignments. we alerted the postal service, but they still needed us for weeks and longer to follow the intruder around, to isolate the parts that have been compromised, and then suddenly one morning to kill it all. including the part of the system that had been contaminated. that was not very independent of me. but the alternative would have been that the entire system is compromised, and we would have to go into a green field and build it all over again. the ig's typically are confronted with this dilemma, and my going to be moralistic, or am i going to be moral? am i going to be theoretical, or do i know where i need to be, and i am going to do it. i know the risk and possible compromise. the ig's were intended to be part of a symbol of a great nation. se

what this will be a world that's far messier, far less american influence, stability and ultimately lesssperity for us, but we are -- this is the foreign policy equivalent. be straight about it. the foreign policy equivalent of repeal without replace. we're repealing the american-led order that has done i, i think, extraordinarily well for 70 years, and in its place, something much closer to an international free for all. >> let me share this one more time. by the way -- >> it's a great chart. it's a great arrow. >> go online. i'm serious. compare the united states from '45 until now. the american-led order that donald trump is trying to eviscerate, the american-led order that james mattis tried to explain to him in that meeting and said, i don't like it, at the end. then secretary of state called him an idiot. tillerson. >> it was moron. >> that's -- that's the -- the american way. people go, new world order? new world order? i hate to admit this on tv. that was the new american order. why we have a $19 trillion gdp. russians have like about a $2 trillion gdp, and -- michael steele, we'

so you can develop a very interesting, clean, theoretical model but it is messier than that. when the postal service was one of the agencies recently hacked, a computer intrusion by a foreign intelligence service, the ig actually found, our office actually found it. we found this little beacon who sending of this message, set up, i'm assembled, ready to receive assignments. we alerted the postal service but they still needed it for weeks and longer to follow the intruder around, to isolate the part that had been compromised, then suddenly one morning to kill it all, including the parts of the system that had been contaminated. that was not very independent of me, but the alternative would have been that the entire system was compromise and we would hao go into a greenfield and build it all over again. so the ig's typically confided with this dilemma, and i going to be moralistic or am i going to be moral? unlikely to be theoretical or am i going, i i know where i needo be and i'm going to do it, and i know that's a world of risk and possible compromise. the ig's are intended

. >> it's likely to get messier before you get to the end of the road. >> that's why yesterday was toonthusiastic. >> yeah. look, i cannot be as negative as everybody i read or listen to give the fact we have the unbelievable wage job situation. i mean, that is the most important thing. look, i studied this for 30 years. the most important number that you need to focus on is job growth and the job growth is extraordinarily good and then the second is wage increase and wage increase, at least from the fed's point of view, is very good against that, we have a lot of negatives. but i can't get too negative when i have this employment figure i can't. i want to be so bad. i want to be unhappy >> it would be so unlike you. >> thank you >>> when we come back, a big morning, as jim said, for biogen regarding the alzheimer's drug another look at the futures, expect them to be a little volatile on the jobs report. try to figure out what is in the cards for the months ahead dow open lower at 33 points. nasdaq higher. s&p flat >>> there are the futures. dow open lowerby 29. we're almost steady at

democrats have always had a messier coalition.n part because of that, democrats have to build a bigger tent of broad ideologies in order to have a winning coalition am a because the base is broader paid with republicans, they are good at falling in line. even ones who questioned donald trump a forehand are standing behind him. i do not think that is necessarily what you would have if you had a party takeover like you have seen on the republican side on the left. there is always a more complicated quilt we need to make on the democratic party to bring everyone together. i think folks are really united right now around one thing -- and that is beating donald trump. that is a very unifying message an idea throughout the democratic coalition. i think there will be a lot more conversations between now and 2020 about the best way to do that, but boy are we united on that goal. host: if the democrats take the house, what do you think about the leadership structure? are there changes needed? guest: the house has always been a very good re

messier macron spoke in french. president trump jumped in and joked.ut it was beautiful. ashley? [laughter] >> ashley is laughing at that one. president macron says he will continue to work together with president trump. we're getting some tape on this. we'll bring it to you shortly. >> beautiful, beautiful. stuart: the national retail federation not happy about tariffs which have been proposed for chinese goods coming to america. on your screens now, the apparel makers, lot of merchandise is made overseas, all of them on the downside. lauren, abercrombie, l brands, down today. >>> all right, the nfl, the players union filing a grievance over the league's new anthem policy. joining me is speak for yourself host jason whitlock. welcome back. always good to see you, sir? >> great to see you, stuart. stuart: now i don't think that the nfl, the players union is acting in the best financial interests of the players. they're saying they disagree with the new anthem policy. where are you coming from on this, jason? >> totally agree with you. i don't think the