as you said mick jagger is ten seventy five today do you think the rolling stones and mick jagger with continued to go and go until it is again i'm sure they will because they will they're always asked this is this the final tour and they have actually both mick jagger and keith which is a both said we are not ever going to announce a final told there is no intention of told to stop they will keep on going until one of the main. go on again i think ok but meantime in the meantime if mick jagger is listening to us happy birthday to robin miller for must go to this me. it was great to have your company fairly gala standing by yet more special our top story the elections in pakistan where iran khan has declared himself the winner that's coming up in a few minutes to stay with the news if you can. disappeared . thousands of people kidnapped tortured and murdered until one thousand nine hundred. of them want to mine in military dictatorship. their loved ones are still fighting to get justice for them. they're. going to. against forgetting in fifteen minutes on d w. it's all happening don't

mick jagger actually seems even more energetic than fifty years ago. in the early days keith richards was always at his side and together they were known as the limit twins the songwriters and core of the longest serving rock band is i mean you really think that in those days as a as a band being as it was going for that for a public career it hadn't been done yet. sometimes the stones were not enough for mick jagger he has recorded a number of solo albums and collaboration's dancing in the street with david bowie was a hit in the us. in the beginning jagger in the stones were regarded as the band boys of rock music but despite the countless scandals jack i was eventually knighted in two thousand and three. how did the rebel feel about getting the establishment's seal of approval. i don't really think the establishment. ever exists anymore so it's not in question. so there you go in two thousand and eight came another first jack on the rolling stones opened a major film festival the berlin presented martin scorsese's concert film shine a light. and mic

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mick mulvaney, thanks for stopping by. you going to now >> it's thursday so i'm across the street at the bureau today. >> okay. excellent. thank you. >>> alexander acosta, i think we'll wrap things up in a couple of hours and i got to prepare for the president, so i'm going to send it back to you now, becky and andrew. >> joe, thank you. if it's tuesday it must be belgium, is that where mick is at this point. >> right. >>> we'll check back in with joe in just a few minutes. our guest host this morning is joe moglia, he's the chairman of t.d. ameritrade, also the football coach at coastal carolina university and that's what i'd like to talk about. you have 150 young men in your program and you're not only their coach but you look at your role as a mentor and trainer very seriously in terms of building leadership out of them. tell us about how you go about doing that. >> one of the things that i think we have a challenge in this country with in general, becky, is our kids tend to grow up with the subconscious sense of entitl

along with the office of management and budget director, mick mulvaney all coming up.e have extended preview of my exclusive one-on-one interview with president donald trump. >> big thing i'm focused on i have to straighten out trade deals. maria: this marks the six-month anniversary of the of trump tax cuts, first major reform to the tax code in more than 30 years of the legislation had an incredible impact on the economy. i spoke with treasury secretary steve mnuchin about the tax plan six months later and much more. >> we couldn't be happier with the progress that we've made. but we still have more to do. and i think you saw yesterday, i was pleased to be with the president in wisconsin. here is perfect example of bringing advanced manufacturing back to the united states. this never would have occurred, if it wasn't for the tax cuts and for us changing from an international system that was broken to a very competitive tax system that now works for business and works for hard-working americans. maria: last time i spoke with you, i told you about people saying look, t

and could this be the rover mick roverface? africa. and could this be the rover mick rover face? —— africa. and could this be the rover mick roverface? —— mac. welcome to bbc news. donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, secretly recorded his client discussing payments to a former playboy model — that's according to a us media report. the tapes were reportedly discovered during an fbi raid on mr cohen's property. the new york times reports that, on the recording, mr trump and mr cohen discuss paying karen mcdougal. she says she had a ten—month affair with donald trump in 2006. the tape was reportedly made two months before the election. the bbc‘s chris buckler in washington told me more. basically, it is alleged that karen mcdougal had an affair with donald trump a decade right before he stood for the presidential election here in the united states. that was in 2006 but in 2016 she sold her story to the national enquirer. he has always denied, of course, that he had that affair and he also denied that he knew anything about a payment by the national enquirer. and it seems th

along with the office of management and budget director, mick mulvaney all coming up.e have extended preview of my exclusive one-on-one interview with president donald trump. >> big thing i'm focused on i have to straighten out trade deals. maria: this marks the six-month anniversary of the of trump tax cuts, first major reform to the tax code in more than 30 years of the legislation had an incredible impact on the economy. i spoke with treasury secretary steve mnuchin about the tax plan six months later and much more. >> we couldn't be happier with the progress that we've made. but we still have more to do. and i think you saw yesterday, i was pleased to be with the president in wisconsin. here is perfect example of bringing advanced manufacturing back to the united states. this never would have occurred, if it wasn't for the tax cuts and for us changing from an international system that was broken to a very competitive tax system that now works for business and works for hard-working americans. maria: last time i spoke with you, i told you about people saying look, t

along with the office of management and budget director mick mulvaney. and we have an extended preview of my exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. that interview airs sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on "sunday morning futures" and monday morning at 6:00 a.m. on fox business network on "mornings with maria." here are the big headlines this week. reporter: another rocky week for the markets. despite a late-week rally by nike, jp more dan and goldman sachs. the markets finishing in the red in part from trade concerns. despite a strong month, consumer stocks and real estate raising rates for the second time this year. trade concerns causing the mark totes finish mixed this week. oil prices hitting a 3 1/2 year high. president trump was in wisconsin this week to break ground on foxconn's facility that could employ 50,000 people. he took a shot at milwaukee-based company harley davidson after they announced they will move some of their production overseas because of the president's trade policies. the court dealt a devastating blow to organized lab

you get prominent interviews, like some from mick jagger. was it hard to get an interview with mick jagger when you are 15 years old? richard: in some ways, if you are 15 years old, you have a better chance of getting interviews with people than if you are 30 or 40 or 50. i would just turn up at people's houses. because i was young and enthusiastic, they generally took pity on me. david: you decided to start a record company. where did you get that idea from, and where does the name virgin come from? why not branson? richard: i was 15 years old, 16 years old -- we were sitting in the basement with a bunch of girls. we were throwing out ideas. we got down to either slipped disc records, or virgin. one of the girls laughed and said, we are all virgins, you are a virgin at business, why don't you call it virgin? david: did she get a finders fee or not? richard i would be delighted to : give her one. it is very fortunate because we have gone into so many sectors. slipped disc airlines -- david: you started a record company, and initially it is a

. >>> and a big day for a pair of living legends, mick jagger marks a milestone as paul mccartney returns to rock the birthplace of beatle mania. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. welcome to our viewers in the west. an american treasure is under threat with thousands of homes and buildings in california. a fierce, spreading wildfire virtually emptied the normally busy yosemite national park and triggered mass ee vac cask evacuations. wildfires, fueled by heat, are sweeping up and down the region. down the region with california declaring a state of emergency. our miguel almaguer is in the fire zone. >> reporter: tonight on both ends of the state, firefighters in california are losing the battle to save homes. these explosive conditions fueled in part by record-breaking heat. >> i'm just upset and scared. >> reporter: the most dangerous fire in the state threatening 5300 structures and an american jewel, the ferguson fire is just a few miles from yosemite national park. the rugged terrain so dangerous, a firefighter has been killed here. how dange

. >>> and a big day for a pair of living legends, mick jagger marks a milestone asccartney rs to rock the birthplace of beatle mania. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evenince ok could use friends and likes tonight after a stunning and historic upset on wall street. losing tens of iant billions of dollars in value sliding nearly 20% for the biggest loss sustained by a pa co in stock market history, but it's a story behind facebook's problems being closely watched slowing growth and fewer daily users as the company grapples with lingering privacy and security scandals. our tom costello has details. >> reporter: the sell off was staggering and unprecedented. facebook losing $119 billionrket value today alone. the worst single day ever for a u.s. company after this profit warning from ceo mark zuckerberg. n > we're investing so much isecurity it will impact our profitability. >> reporter: zuckerberg lost $15 billion after two years of scandals and investigations. >> it seems you turned a blind eye to this, correct? >> congressman, i disagree with that a

. >> mick jagger: okay, let's get serious. ( laughs ) >> kroft: ed found mick jagger candid, and funny for so many years-- sex, drugs, and rock n' roll, is-- you're beyond that? >> jagger: some of that's still in there, i think. ( laughs ) ♪ ♪ >> kroft: bob dylan was something else. >> bradley: you know, bob dylan hadn't done a television interview in, i guess, almost 20 years. i read somewhere that you wrote "blowin' in the wind" in ten minutes. is that right? >> bob dylan: probably. >> bradley: sometimes you'd ask a question and he'd say "yep." >> dylan: yeah. >> bradley: uh-huh. >> dylan: um-hmm. >> bradley: you know, you want to say "come on bob, give it up, give it up." >> dylan: uh-uh. >> wallace: do you know something? >> kroft: mike wallace, of course, was the very model of the hard-nosed reporter asking point-blank questions. >> wallace: who wants to kill you? you don't care about money. truly now. when you boil it down to low gravy, it's quite apparent that something was going on there. >> kroft: there was his famous encounter during the iranian hostage crisis of 1979 with ir

i mean, mick jagger was my god.f being with aerosmith. i thought you actually resented that a lot of people compared you to him. i did. i resented it, but in a stupid way. after ten years later, i went-- when i got sober, i gotta tell you-- then i went, "wait a minute. i loved him." i wanted to be exactly like him! and janis joplin! i wanted to be like these people. and, so, when they started writing that i was, you know, a bastard son of mick jagger, i got offended because our music was nothing like the stones. yet they saw, you know, in that, mick jagger. i see it. every now and then, i'll see myself in that. - harvey: i see it. - but i was offended. ooh, yeah. sex, drugs, and rock and roll, baby. take away the drugs and there's more time for-- ( steven howling ) i think rock stars-- i felt like i had an obligation to keep that alive. i certainly had my way with women and women had their way with me. you had an obligation to keep it alive? oh, yeah. steven: oh, yeah. when i get up on stage and i sing a song, i wan

even at the margin let's say the fed takes the peddle off the metal, mick do you think the growth rate be higher? it sounds like in the market that the president thinks rate increases impacts economic growth at the margin. >> a couple of things about that i saw the president's tweets first thing first, let's be clear. the president absolutely respects the independence of federal reserve and their desire to add more tools to the tool box. if they slowly raise rates they have more tools available to them if there is a downturn in the future at the same time as i said i think on your show and a couple of others. we encourage economists at the fed and arndt the country to consider the supply side of what's happening inflation roughly defined too much money chasing too few goods if we are in a supplyside driven expansion right now, that raises the number of goods and takes the pressure off of inflation. we absolutely respect what the fed is doing we respect the independence. we encourage folks all over the spectrum to consider the fact that this is not necessarily a demand driven expansion

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umtiti, the athletic ability to be able to do that, celebrating, and look who was there, mick jaggere is waiting for tomorrow's match with england going at it. the 65th minute, the defense shows up again, many opportunities for belgian. and fellini, just missing, -- fellaini, so close to evening it up, but it ends 1-0, france won their only world cup 20 years ago, they will have a chance to do it coming up this weekend again. >>> one of the huge names and all of soccer, if you're a basketball fan, this is lebron signing somewhere else, cristiano ronaldo leaves real madrid, he signs with juventus four $55 million a year for 4 years, and real madrid receives a $100 million transfer fee, for the rights for him. some big-time money. >>> the oakland a's, and the giants, in the all-star game, jed lowrie truly deserving of being an all-star, but was originally left off the boat, the tally, at second base, due to an injury, he will be on the 13, having a career year, 16 homeruns, that is the best total for second baseman, 62 rbis, also number 1, he is number 1, he is grateful that he will wi

including jared kushner, omb director mick mulvaney, and mark green. and today, u.n. ambassador nikki haley will be giving remarks. with the state department, we're undertaking further initiatives to further the cause of religious freedom around the world. first, as a vice president, we have created a religious fund, a joint fund with other nations. second, we have created new international visitor leadership programs to bring those working on the front lines of religious freedom issues together. all different faiths from all around the world to come to the united states, attend a project, and we'll focus on protecting the rights of religious minorities. if you are champion of religious freedom, be on the lookout for announcements coming soon. third, in just a couple of months, the state department will host a work shot called bold line to support and scale innovative public/private partnerships. the open calls for proposals is now on the website. fourth, we look forward to announcements by several partner countries who will explore specific measures that whole region

host several other government officials, including senior adviser to the president, jared kushner, mick mulvaney and mark green. tonight, u.n. ambassador nikki haley will be giving remarks. we at the state department are also undertaking several new to enter the cause of religious freedom around the world. a joint funded with other nations around the world that will assist victims of religious persecution. second, we have created new international visitor leadership programs to bring those on the front lines working with -- allus freedom issues faiths from allowed -- around the world will come to the united states. if you are a champion of religious freedom, beyond the lookout for announcements coming soon. third, in just a couple of months, the state department will host a three-day accelerator workshop to support a scale that promote and defend religious freedom around the world. the open calls for proposals is now live. we all know that persecution and violence aren't constrained by borders. we look forward to announcements .y several partner countries minutes, few months -- we will

you got interviews with prominent people like mick jagger. in some ways if you're 15, you have a better chance of getting interviews with people that if you are 30 or 40 or 50. i would just turn up at people's .ouses because i was young and enthusiastic they took pity on me. >> you decided to start a record company. where did you get that idea and where did the name virgin come from? we were sitting in the basement with a bunch of girls throwing out ideas and we got down to either slipped disc records because the black vinyls and onetches or version of the girls said were all virgins and your virgin: virgin. >> did she get a finders fee? >> i would be delighted to give her one. it is very fortunate because we have gone into some -- so many different businesses. airlines would not have been good. >> you start a record company and it was a retailer. >> yes. order selling records cheaper than anyone else. with the first ones to sell records at a discount. then there was a mail order strike for six weeks. they wait found a cheap music store. then

andrew mick kab. >> say that one more time. >> no more clearance. just to say it. for sar -- he doesn't have experience. andrew mick k -- andrew mccabe. james comey nominated him as fbi director in 2016. attorney general jeff sessions fired him just two days before his retirement in march of this year. spokesperson says he no longer has security clearance either. so what are we talking about him for? finally, susan rice president obama's national security adviser from 2013 to 2017. she also served under president clinton. that's who we are talking about here. >> joining us now, malcolm with more than 30 years. also the author of the new book. and clint watts, who wrote the book messing with the enemy. malcolm, washington post op ed calls this a real howler, thigh slapper, so laughably stupid, coming from someone if he weren't president likely couldn't get security clearance if he tried. now, we just heard speaker ryan say the president was trolling the intel officials. what in god's name is going on? >> well, that's exactly what he's doing. trolling the intel offic

mick mulvaney has also been very helpful to ensure we can use this funding source and they can be supportive of it. we have support from so many outside groups. i can't name them all but i want to mention the national park preservation association, the outdoor industry association, many more have endorsed it. just yesterday we had a hearing on the legislation in the subcommittee on parks chaired by steve daines from montana who is one of the cosponsors of this legislation. and again steve daines is a guy with a personal passion for the parks, having grown up in the shadow of yellowstone park. we had experts, we had conservation group, all voicing their support for this legislation at our hearing. the director of the charitable trust said supporting this bipartisan bill is a wise investment for our national park system and has overwhelming support from the general public, generates hundreds of jobs and billions of dollars for the economy each year and provides world class recreation opportunities and preserve our history. the c.e.o. of the conservancy for cuyahoga national park and president

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reporter: today is the first time in more than ten years the tarps are off the upper deck, affectionately micked mt. -- nicknamed mt. davis, and the entire stadium is sold out! >> we had a full house last night except for matt davis so we're adding another 50 seats. >> that's the reason we bought tickets to this game. we seen it advertised and i go they're opening up, let's get tickets, you know? and it's always been covered. >> reporter: the expected crowd: fix,782. 56,-- 56,682. >> it feels great. >> reporter: the athletics hope taking the tarps off mt. davis for one night will show support for the team and the bid for a new stadium. >> we just wanted to set a record, show the interest in the a's right now especially with our amazing season, with the young players. and this is a great way to do it to showcase it here in oakland. >> they won yesterday, now it's time to send 'em home. >> giants all day, baby! >> gonna be a great day. and the oakland a's will win today! [ laughter ] >> reporter: if that attendance does cross the 56,000 mark, it will be the largest crowd for baseball in coliseum

government officials this week including a senior advisor to the president jared kushner, director mick mulvaney, administrator mark green. un ambassador nikki haley will begin remarks. we are also undertaking several new initiatives to further the cause of religious freedom around the world . first as the vice president, a joint fund with other nations will support the work of other religious persecution. second, we have created new international leadership programs to bring those working on the front lines of religious freedom together in all different faiths from all around the world. a 10 day project will focus on providing religious pluralism and protecting the rights of religious minorities. be on the lookout for an announcement coming soon. third, just a couple months, the state department will host an accelerated workshop to support its scale, innovative public-private partnerships to promote and defend religious freedom. the open calls is now live on challenge.com. fourth, we all know that persecution and violence are constrained by borders. we look forward to announcements by

the president says he wants to mick someone who can serve on the bench for decades. and hopes to confirm the nominee before the beginning of fall. >> people are rising up. donald trump is not king. no one makes it to the supreme court without going through the united states senate. and in the united states senate everyone has a vote. >> minds whether the nominee will support roe versus wade. >>> coming up, the support for how i.c.e. is growing. >>> and while workers are celebrating san francisco for the minmage wage hike restaurant are respecting mare -- minimum wage hike restaurants are respecting the hike. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> as hundreds of thousands of people protested the trump administration immigration policy, today the situation at the border is intense. and it's prompting reaction from lawmakers. >> the streets in massen numbers across numbers across th

and you know you struck us through mick when you're still you're still. going to close the back of them it took the burden. of the system for some of us leave. well it looks like a failed as a matchmaker. meanwhile we've received a message saying that a rain storm has said and. done here for their spirit the spirit stores are just so strong. i. sometimes storms can mean people are stuck for two or even three days but at least i'm stuck at home it's a chance to take a few selfies with waves in the background and enjoy nature. well the arctic ice you know. on serena sister yolanda has turned up she's had a rest after her four hour trip since amman from curch and now it's time to paint the town red. it's an important day today the vine festival. look like good luck. to you and. i do it. well the bridge builders are hard at work with the people here are just relaxing. everyone who's ever been since i'm on takes lasting memories away like the famous writer and poets mikhail lermontov. he was only here for two days and was mugged by smugglers and events that ma

lucky for them, lucky for wall street, they were able to install one of their own, mick mulvaney to head the bureau. he's dropped investigations, he's reduced meaningful settlements to slaps on the wrist. now he wants his protege to run the agency. for months, i urged the administration to nominate someone to lead the cfpb, who had a track record, a track record of working for consumers. unfortunately, ms. kraninger has no experience whatsoever in consumer protection. mr. mulvaney argued she should be approved because of her management and budget experience. it's hard to see how that's enough, especially given the nominee's refusal to provide information requested by committee members. every one of us on this side of the dais wanted this hearing postponed until we got information about that experience. when the nominee and i met, she said it was out of her hands, she would try to get a response. that was over a week ago. still nothing. the letter was four weeks ago, the response was one week ago. what is the administration hiding? my republican colleagues are concerned about transparency

that mick mulvaney wrote with congress that the president signed. i would say this for the president. if he doesn't get his wall before the congress leaves, he won't get this wall because the best-case scenario for him is that the republicans have a smaller majority than they have now. they are more than likely going to be the minority in the house of representatives. the president knows that. he's going backwards. i get the strategy on his part because -- look,. november is lost no matter what, so the president might as well go all in, put his chips on the table it see what he gets out of because the democrats are takini the house and they might even take the senate, and then there will never be a wall. if he doesn't get the wall, he might not get reelected. it's a real issue for him right now. >> laura: you are predicting a lot of things there. you will hit mega millions. come on. [laughs] byron -- >> please. i'd have a better backdrop. >> laura: the house of representatives might go democrat. this is the shot for thee bordr wall. i think chris is

doubt san francisco. 66 degrees, a mick of sun and clouds, and theb in the north bay you'll see the fogr the beaches here. temperature of 69 in salsalido. low 80s. hot around the lake port in the 9 0ds. thaes the only area where you'll have do dole with real whether, where are healed ingand, a warm, sunny dpoon. 88 in cob cord. 88ees in brechbton. take a look at the foshlg aids walk. necessity clouds and fog. 8:00 a.m. looking at still some clouds lingering around 10:30 when the walk begins. it will be just ideal conditions for walking. nice and cool. 58 degrees. paurl cloudy at noontime. deputies of 0 degrees. breezy and temperature at have 1 glooez degrees. you can economic out your temperatures any time you want to help you plan for aids walk or any other ooift uz have flab are fod this wkts. us the typical patern much low 60s to low 90 ds. mooern warming. we're going to bump you up into the low 50s zprk then really our summer fraet from coast to inland tuesday, blebs about before we start to see an upstick it in the temperatures around the bay and inland bumping you up into the mid

mick mulvaney, director of omb, fought in favor of what the president was saying.et your reaction to it. play the sound bite. >> a lot of economists, supply side economists are extraordinarily frustrated that the fed, which is demand sort of driven analysis will always pump the brakes just when things start to get good. they say they're worried about inflation. that is great. inflation is too much money chasing too few goods. when you're in expansion caused by supply side where we think we are, you tend to see less inflation. david: what do you think? >> practices parity does not cause inflation. bad actions by the federal reserve cause inflation by creating money undermining value of the dollar. so it is in the hands of the fed. that's why, that's why i think the president was perfectly right because when the fed starts talking about overheating, do you feel if you get more money you're overheating in do you feel prosperity means you're overheating? most preposterous thing in the world. the economy is not a machine, it is people. when people do well, what is wrong

just as keith richards and mick jagger are synonymous with rock n roll music dutch photographer anton kaur by name is synonymous with rock n roll portraiture for over forty years he's been taking pictures of rock musicians and their bands now some one hundred twenty of his works are on display and homework. i suspect. anton called by name has shocked some of the most iconic pictures in modern rock history. i'm always admired of people make. but i think the work that i like i think we're our somebody to do that and i would love to. meet this person and cameras are a great excuse to meet somebody. called by name is the most prominent figure out how backs try i mean photography it's mounted an impressive show of this talented photographers work. to there are so many people here and i get a little nervous with my german by george and it's surprising that even he would be nervous. but he's photographed stars like miles davis. who channel pavarotti and brian eno. but how does he motivate his subjects' to cooperate but i did and this weekend it's everything ready so you feel really safe and

the more us who wonder who'll be that would at the chinese feed it beef the mick out of the bugs. problems would be nice and seventy. three years old who would go for it. if the quad illusion among consumers to go to quality in bed happened. to own who would be more. creeped t.v. we just see him enjoyment as if the predictability the world could do for us will you will see lawn. rule and it back and ship old crow if you don't. like it. the sam's in archaeology graduate from iraq he's also a part time going to pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in bubble most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasise the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture. because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things but mrs ford to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life here and part of life is

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