but at the end of the day i think the word miscommunication is not enough. >> it's not just thursday's testimony with comey, they're going to question dan coats and mike rogers tomorrow. what could we learn with all of those people we're going to hear from? >> right, don. this is like the warm-up hearing. you can bet the director of national intelligence is going to be asked about reporting, about his interactions with the president and whether he was asked to pushing the fbi to sort of put aside the michael flynn investigation. you can bet rod rosenstein is going to be asked questions about his interactions with the president especially with regards to the firing of james comey. part of theit issue is that they're all trying to make sure they're not adding to the headlines, especially rod rosenstein. he is in a position where he's going to essentially deflect all the russia questions over to mueller. it's important to make clear that rosenstein is not recused from this investigation. when mueller is finish would the investigation, he has to come to rosenstein and if he makes recommend

we're miscommunicating. how did you know that?d that, i'm going to hell. >> no. >> jimmy: i said -- >> how did you say -- >> jimmy: it's like riding a skateboard. you're right, i'm going to hell. thank you, karl malone. [ cheers and applause ] thanks karl, i'll see you in hell. >>> we'll be right back with charlize theron. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪since i came to know you baibe ♪i've been telling you how sweet you're.♪ ♪i've been telling you how good you're.♪ ♪please tell me how i look. ♪you look so good, fantastic man.♪ ♪ [ deep sleep snoring ] the all-new volkswagen atlas. seats seven, sleeps six. life's as big as you make it. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to our second half of our game night special prime time. by the way, we're also working very hard. we have a new show in late night tonight with lonzo and lavar ball, diane keaton. >>> now, time for our first guest, a deadly british spy who kicks, struggles her way in her new movie "atomic blonde." >> i've been dying to ask you a que

only a miscommunication in the outfelled prevented sherzer to throw a no hitter. >>> the guy who caughtfire, bender in the third off clevenger. that's homer number six. but the indians got even with manaya. they get hit in a run as it's a 1-1 game. pender had never had a 2-run home run game. that changed in the fifth. it was clevenger who gave that up. a 3-3 game for bender. that's how it makes you feel. they got two outs on one line drive. austin jackson lines to davis. davis makes the throw to first to double up to ramirez. the a's had to leave with 3-0. >>> game time time for the penguins. the penguins scored three times they win by that 4-1 score. down 2-1. the predators get to playen on home ice on saturday in game three and frank i know who you're pulling for. >> although i can't say i don't like the penguins anymore because i just got a nasty e- mail by someone who aloha, lily. aloha. oh, wait. let's do it one more time. the doggy was blocking her face. yeah, go back. no. no! no. we're not doing it a third time. there she is-- the prettiest white woman on maui. milady. actually,

you to the bureau, the bureau sending you to hospitals, check hospitals, there's just so much miscommunicationoing. it is causing frustration everywhere. we hope to find her safe. we are looking at the best and worst case scenarios of her being in a hospital somewhere, possibly unconscious, unable to identify herself. she is only 12. she's not going to be carrying any sort of id, so that is our hopes for now. until they know what has happened to jessica, they will not give up the search. they will not give up the hope. one of those caught up in the fire was just one of those caught up in the fire wasjust 16 and one of those caught up in the fire was just 16 and went on to take her gcses the next day. what was it like being caught up in the fire? at first we thought it was not really anything major. we only realised how deep it was once our flat had caught fire. your family

and i don't know that -- i think that using the word "miscommunication," that's obviously a very loose phrase. >> or misinterpreted. >> yeah. i mean to say that they've spoken three times, i mean we'll find out if they had actually spoken three times and the actual details of the conversation. that's what we've been told will come out from this. and, you know, we're going to have to see if the president was being, in fact, factual or if comey is maybe massaging the truth about how much he did tell the president and maybe perhaps he did assure him in some ways or other. but, you know, at the end of the day, i think the word "miscommunication" is not enough to explain their conversations. >> i want to jump in here. i'll ask you, it's not just thursday's testimony with comey. dan coats, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and mike rogers will testify tomorrow. what can we learn about this russia probe with all of those people we're going to hear from? >> right, don. this is sort of like the warm-up hearing. i think you can bet that dan coats, the director of national intelligence, is g

senator blunt: in terms -- i was going to ask what we should do about these channels of miscommunication like in our country, sputnik and r.t., what, if ith you, anything, have you done to try to respond or immediately counter dict -- contradict information coming in. you are much closer to this than we're. it's no -- than we are. it's no harder to keep out here than there. dr. stelzenmueller: i arrived here in november of 2014 to work at brookings. i was stunned by the amount of r.t. commercials -- posters, advertisements around washington. there are these big expensive ones on the back lighted ones on the bus stops, then the one that is were plastered all over construction sites. amazing. i had never seen anything like that. clearly there was a big investment here directed at normal washingtonians. senator blunt: is there no investment like that in germany? dr. stelzenmueller: not the same way. senator blunt: would you allow it if they wanted to do that? dr. stelzenmueller: i tend to think they can -- if they want to buy advertisement, it's a free country. and these are companies. they

the voters in some districts may get power on you, there may be miscommunication campaigns going, thereld be a lot of money coming into them of these phone calls. if you don't do what you promised you would do, you are always going to be in bigger trouble. >> i totally agree on the big picture there. when you look at the koch brothers, they don't do anything to try to pull people together generally. at the end of the day, these people have been obstructionist. they've created some of the breakup of the republican party. in terms of the different factions. >> if you didn't have rand paul, marco rubio, ted cruz, you wouldn't have had conservative president trump as you ended up with. i think the koch influence has been largely overstated. i think they have allowed a more conservative republican party to emerge. that's the conservative party a lot of people didn't think trump was going to give them and he has ended up giving it to them in spades. >> heather: we will see what happens as we await that cbo report. >> jon: cnn is imposing new rules for its people and their russia coverage. wha

there was some miscommunication that were failed opportunities. that 55,000 casualties nearly lost lincoln the election. best soldiers and officers. they are dead, wounded, maimed all the way down to richmond. let's be clear there were a lot of missteps along the way and there were lost opportunities because grant and meade did not get their act together. there were also a lot of officers and men suffering short timers disease. we talked about a number of that isho reenlisted under 50%. one of those people is disillusioned. correspondence in 1864, basically the messages i can't wait to get out of here. i've had enough. one of the reasons is because people say i'm about to go home. i'm not going to get killed at this point in time. i think that is a understandable calculus. both armies have wrecked themselves by mid-june. neither army has performed as ,ell from a larger perspective that achieves a great deal for the union because what had robert e. lee been able to do then reverse the flow of a daring counterattack. lee has no cards to play. it is

. >> i think it may have been a mistake, a miscommunication, a pilot not hitting the right command orre he was. the problem here is over the past several weeks, we have seen cooperation between the u.s. backed force, the syrian democratic force and the syrian government because they both are operating on parallel tracks, moving east. of course the fds is the primary force going after it and they are assaulting the city. at the same time, the syrian forces are to the south and they are moving down the ewe fray tease river and the city. they have been talking to each other and cooperating. it's not just to fight each other. >> barbara, a quick question. even if it wasn't a mistake, you make the point the shooting down would not constitute an escalation. >> the u.s. is characterizing this as self-defense of the u.s. backed forces on the ground. they have come under attack during the day they had bombs dropped on them. you have to protect the forces you are supporting on the ground or they are not going to fight for you and push isis out. >> thanks so much for being with us, appreciate it

apartment building said chopping down the tree was an accident saying "we deeply regret that a miscommunication resulted in inadvertent removal of the cypress tree during much needed property improvements. we are working with the city to correct the situation and expect to replace the tree with the suitable native species." he says this case should serve as a warning. >> we will come after you and we will get the maximum out of you because you have foe business touching those trees. >> reporter: proposition e does go into effect on july 1 and that means, again, that the city is in charge of xruning or making any cuts to any trees on or around public sidewalks. they are also encouraging people f you see anybody cutting down trees that you think should not be, to call 311. libe in san francisco, susie-- live in san francisco, susie stemiel, kpix 5. >> sky drone 5 over a $1 million home with a $1 million view, but place set to be demolished, the home was bought by the mid peninsula regional open space district for the rangers. kpix 5's devon feely explains why they have no choice but to tear it do

. >> -- little bit of miscommunication comey will try to clear up. >> maybe he'll do that. if he does that and said looks, the president may have misunderstood, does that take the fire away from people wanting to say the president lied, the president obstructed justice if the fbi director doesn't do that? >> no, erin. i think the danger for donald trump is that the more he wades into this matter, instead of citing the contact of the appointment of special counsel mueller to use as an execute not to talk about, instead to pivot to manuals of policy -- the more he kbhas in on this, the more vulnerable he makes himself to jim comey contradicting him. on thursday, the president is going to take live tweeting jim comey's appearance. >> right. >> those democratic senators on the panel will be very quick to ready to president's quick and invite jim comey to contradict the president. he needs to steer clear of that. >> congressman, just to be completely honest. i imagine you hope he's not going to be live tweeting, right? >> il want him to be working on infrastructure and health ca

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i am told at the end of the day here, that this was a miscommunication.enator shelby is saying things are back to normal but they are still reviewing the rules for press coverage. part of this has been brought on by the crush of reporters descending on capitol hill to cover senators at this very hectic news time. >> bret: we expect to see those interviews to continue. i appreciate it. for president trump's crusade to ease federal regulations taking aim at a consumer finance watchdog. kristin fisher tells us why the president is going after this particular agency. >> consumer financial protection bureau created by president obama in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis is under fire from the treasury department. a new report accuses the bureau of regulatory abuses and excesses. it claims the bureau has hindered consumer choice and access to credit, limited innovation, and imposed undue compliance burdens. they are reviewing the report. treasury secretary steven mnuchin is taking issue with the bureau's director, one of the few regulators that doesn't answ

comments reflect the reality of the fact that this white house has webeen ill-prepared to hand miscommunicationannounced they fired james comey, they expected applause from both sides of the aisle. they found they were bombarded with requests, sean spicer taking questions from reporters. the president is tweeting things that could potentially be held against him if he were to be under investigation. we're trying to understand exactly what is going flew the president's mind. is he trying to be more strategic about the way he's handling the investigations or is he not listening to counsel who says it's best to be quiet at these moments? >> a lot of us will be watching the testimony, will not only be watching the television but president trump's twitter feed. sarah fisher, thank you for joining us. >>> president trump's job approval rating has hit a new low aquord cording to the latest quinnipiac poll. 34% approve of the job the president is doing with with 57% disapproving. the poll also finds 31% believe president trump did something illegal in his relationship with russia. 29% say he did someth

clearly, in this case, there's a miscommunication. it was the president who tweeted and acknowledged he was under investigation. >> they say, of course, he was tweeting about news reports. again, we have been told the president's tweets are official white house statements. i am left in an in between place where i say senator, help me understand this. during these interviews, one thing that jay seemed to confirm is the special prosecutor does not have a duty or obligation to notify the president or council he is under investigation. they can't say, definitely, he's not. they can't say definitely he is unless they were told. why do you think the president feels it is important to put his counsel out there to debate this issue, whether he's under investigation or not? >> it comes back to what the focus of this administration should be. i have been saying for some time, the focus of this administration should be delivering on what the president said he wanted to do during the campaign. a lot of this is a distraction away from very importa

. >> what do you make of all the miscommunication there? >> neighbor is why children can be your best surrogates and also potentially your worst surrogates. donald trump jr. may have made storty worse in the way he was answering the questions. >> all right. thank you so much, brian and josh. we appreciate you gentlemen for coming on on this sunday. >>> president trump surprised wedding guest at his trump national golf club in new jersey saturday. as cnn national politics reporter tells us, this isn't first time the president crashed a wedding. m.j.? >> reporter: hi, boris. a couple got that got married over the weekend at the trump national golf course in new jersey got quite the unexpected guest, president donald trump. some guests at the wedding posted some photos on social media. you can see here president trump mingling with some of the guests as well as the bride and groom. we're also told that he stopped by to sign some -- make america great again hats for the guests. cnn also got ahold of video of the moment he walked into the weddin

the washington post" story, but either way i can tell you that this type of back-and-forth and miscommunication between the president's twitter account, communication staff, and the folks surrounding the white house, there is a lot of frustration that a lot of this is not forming a cohesive strategy in combating what they feel are also allegations, so they are not helping themselves when they are not on the same page. that frustration has quite candidly become palpable. also not helping matters, the fact that the president tweets at all. they could get in the way of any strategies they are pursuing. has there been traction by the legal team and getting him to curb some of the tweeting? no.n: just look at friday's tweets and you will see. people who are fans of his twitter feel that this is a direct way for him to connect with voters. there is also increasing skepticism amongst republicans on capitol hill who feel that this is really just a trend of , of content that could be held against him, when the president made such a big deal about not being under investigation. you had intelligence commi

so when every player doesn't work with each other, then there is a recipe for miscommunication, ultimatelyuld say lawrence, there is never a time more tense than in the skis over syria. let's focus on what happened. the russians declared a no flien zone. that was going to be our strategy to deny assad's forces to deny the russians to the ability to attack our forces on the ground. and those we are supporting in the campaign against isis. instead what they said is you americans you have to keep planes grounded west of the euphrates. it's unclear at this hour whether or not the president will stand for it to this minute we have heard nothing from the president about in problem. >> well, who -- who -- who looks this situation? i mean i can imagine in henry kissinger white house if the president said i have absolutely no interest in anything that happens on your watch. henry kissinger would have been thrilled. he would have been in effect president of foreign policy, president of all defense policy. because in what you described it all flows into the national security adviser. and if the natio

. >> so what is it anything should we do about the miscommunication?. >> blades attached an adjective such to expose them who they are as russia and beverage and be very careful because they will destroy our -- to start with you say to not give them the platform. >> i actually agree with your current position on congressionally binding sanctions and i assume you're much more inclined to have a flexible position at the state department? to make that destroyed a creature of the executive branch like it is better to preserve the president's authority to act since he is acting in think congress has to take their responsibility >> so starting with the couple of comments to associate myself with senator rubio question what can be due to defend ourselves? can you submit half a page report here is what we can do to defend ourselves and sent with the implementation of a new kind of warfare soul balladry who was said chief to the general staff calls that what the naysaying information that we air engaged in informational conflict but petitions defense budget is 1

alex: there was a miscommunication as far as james and dean's interaction. lemonis: hey, dean. news to you? -dean: no. the issue we had was with the lighting. james: we spent $1,400 ordering leds. dean: i told you guys from the beginning, "do not put lighting in. this is not a light shop." you guys insisted on putting a product in that i told you we do not do here. alex: y'all need to figure that [bleep] out, 'cause we got a job we trying to get done. and i'm trying to get this contract so we can make some money. dean: whoa, whoa. back up. back up. did i say, "we don't do lighting,"? alex: dean, do you want to raise your voice?! 'cause if you want to raise your voice, i can raise my voice, okay?! 'cause i can get loud, too, buddy. lemonis: dean, dean, dean. dean: i don't need thisu -alex: you're right! -lemonis: dean, dean. -dean: [bleep] you. -lemonis: dean. -dean: [bleep] you. ♪ where is brad and alex? james: they left to go to the bank. lemonis: everybody here working is working for those two guys. and they're not here. i mean, this thing's supposed to be in 45 minutes. alex

. >> i was going to ask what we should do about these channels of miscommunication like in our country sputnik and rt. starting with you, what, if anything, have you done to try to respond or immediately counter dikt information coming in? you're much closer to this than we are, but it's no harder to keep out here than it is there. >> well, can i just say, i arrived here in november of 2014 to start working. and i was stunned by the amount of rt commercials -- i'm sorry, posters, advertisements around washington. there were these big expensive monies, the back lighted ones on the bus stops and the one plastered all over construction site fences. amazing. i had never seen anything quite like that. so clearly there was a big investment here directed at normal washington. >> is there no investment like that in germany. >> not in the same way. >> would you allow it if they wanted to do that? >> you know, i tend to think if they wanted to buy advertisement it is a free country and these are companies. they are companies. i've not a big fan of nanny state endeavors to protect us from things

cbs radio military analyst saym lions says it could have been a language barrier or miscommunication. >> could have been accelerating to possibly try to akroid the container ship as well. >> reporter: commander bryce jenson, the captain, had to be airlifted off the ship. the sleeping quarters for 116 sailors flooded. seven died including second mate noe hernandez. >> he loved the military. >> reporter: 19-year-old dakota rigsby was a navy. >> to know him was to love him. he was a good strong-hearted person. >> skyler click who survived told his father they used a bucket brigade to keep the ship afloat. >> they had a bucket line to keep the ship from sinking a bucket at a time. >> the japanese coast guard has questioned the 20-member crew of that cargo ship. the owner of the company says that their thoughts are with the families of lost american sailors. meanwhile the prime minister of japan has september his condolences to president trump. >> thank you. >>> the u.s. says it shot down a syrian fighter jet to defend american-backed opposition forces. this could mark a new escalation in

. >> i apologize if i miscommunicated. you have clearly provided a legal framework. that's what you are doing. absent of changing the law, that's what we have to execute. >> okay. appreciate that. i'd like to go back, as well, to something the chair was exploring with you and had to do with having a cyber service or not. i actually agree with you in not having one. but it does beg the question, though, to have -- to have that capability. what flexibility do you need in personnel? what flexibility do you need in contracting? just kind of what flexibility do you need to fully utilize and even develop a formal framework so you can using active component reserve guard as well as the contractor community? >> among the ways that we try to ask ourselves -- if we are going to go with a service base approach, which is what we are executing, how would you do it, we came up with baseline principles if you will. first is it doesn't matter what your service is, guard or reserve, we build to one standard. and so, we have created within a joint framework for every position within t

we know that's their fight and it was their miscommunication. >> it sounds thought you thought it is that you can atrack the inve attract the investors. what else is catching your eye >> right now i got everything going into this. if we hit it, it is going to hit big. we feel like this will leak and grow >> there is talent on the sideline waiting of kg j you know these players that we think we can attract if we show good seasons. >> have you heard from the nba if this is a lower price point and entertaining than basketball, maybe they'll lose tickets. i don't think they should be concerned. >> we play in the summer so it does no affect year revenue and our players are 30 and over. we don't want any nba players to leaving to join ours it is a different product than full court nba basketball. >> good stuff. we appreciate you coming on. the initial game is sunday, new york thank you very much for joining us >> you got to come outline down, 1:00 tip off lets do it >> we wish you the best of llc, limited liability company. >> the coventriology names h who does vegas have? >> they have the

there is a miscommunication of resources. francine: you both stay with us.hank you both with us for the hour. we will bring you the ecb's policy decision at 12:40 5 p.m. u.k. time, followed by draghi news conference 45 minutes later. users can follow that using tliv . stay with surveillance. plenty coming up including investors beware. .ond investor will gross warns qatar in isolation. what the snp cut qatar's rating? we are live. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance." let's get to the business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: alibaba has predicted 49% revenue growth this year compared to an analyst projection of 35%. investorhina's largest -- invest in online media. air may -- ariba's may be thrown a lifeline. talkses is said to be in to buy more planes as airbus cuts production. $8.7rder could be worth billion before discounts, although people familiar say the carrier hasn't decided how many planes it wants. we's investors will buy more than 99% of the rights offer raising the turnaround plan. this is the second issue since the ceo took

this is really dangerous because diplomatic miscommunication and contradictory foreign policy signalingrease the likelihood of war and miscalculation. if you think back to the first world war, the meeting with sa dam hue sane is one of the reasons why he misinterpreted us and inside kuwait. the likelihood of war, conflict, et cetera is much greater, and that is something we should all be worried about. >> it is not lost on anyone that this all comes after $100 million donation to ivanka trump's charity in a big arms deal that jared negotiated the deal. people are noticing the relationships here. thank you both very much. and coming up, brexit backlash. stay with us. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new

bombing four days later lower it then by june 3, you have another terror attack in london that is miscommunicatingunfortunate this is what the intelligence was seeing. maria: initially said a possible of another threat that is exactly what we saw take place, it is incredible i think you are right about people being sick and tired of political correctness i don't think adjustment uk, final word john brown. >> all right, delay there, apologies, thank you to john brown, former uk member of parliament. >> what president trump is pointing to deadly strike a sign of challenge to gm brewing for board of directors as activist investor wants he change welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ whether for big meetings or little getaways, there are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. >>> 0e r. maria: good monday morning. welcome back. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it is monday, june 5, top stories 8:30 a.m. on the east coast, terrorism in london isis claimed responsibility, for the attack on saturday left seven people dead, dozens wounded 21 whom critically wound attack sparking fierce at home highli

this was either a miscommunication, overzealous prosecution which could be startling to us. release, we are sorry? >> yes, this is an area where the president can absolutely say, i don't want that kid deported. stuart: you think he should? >> yes, dreamers like this, children born here as infants fully americanized could happily become productive and happy members of society and shouldn't be involved in the misbehavior of their parents 18 years ago. stuart: judge -- >> on this we agree? stuart: i want to thank you very much, indeed, judge. i want to run a sound bite from democrat senator, this was over a weekend. >> are you going to bleep anything? stuart: we are going to bleep it. just watch this, please. >> as -- has he kept any of the promises? no. [laughter] >> instead -- [applause] >> sorry. understand that this is a younger audience, it's okay. fun mentally if we are not helping people, we should go -- stuart: you know, she says, look, i understand this is a young audience so that's okay. come on. this >> this shows so much on bitterness resisting the president. look a