an important component of this work moving forward, again, i can't say enough about mr miller and mr davis and the critical thought partnership they have provided through these programs, the human capital, the financial resources that they put an end to ensure some additional investment in the african-american students. with that, i will close, and open up for public comment or question. >> thank you. so i do have two speakers on this item. >> good evening. i wear three hats. i'm a parent in the district, the cochair of them african-american advisory council and the family liaison at carver. i just want to say, we value and support the partnership with the african-american achievement leadership initiative department and the community partners like the brother and sister's keeper. will need to community partnerships that support our schools and departments like the american and american judgement african-american initiative. we need to continue our focus on uplifting and celebrating and educating our black children holistically. we can see and we know that we will see our children th

mr. miller and mr. dickey have been working on this for years we're grateful for the opportunity to present to you this time around and what we're actually asking for is the ability to continue to partner and be more intentional about professional development and those trainings that can happen and sharing the curriculum that's been informed by community and young people. as we developed that curriculum, it's in that space. really thinking about how we can be intentional, thinking about the literacy work, and i know we've talked in the past to kevin truitt about some of the work that they're doing around literacy and some those in schools and we're able to partner in be in that. and the data coherence and access. we're grateful for the partnership with mr. dickey, but do think as we build this out to include our pacific islander and latin population that we need to have additional support and that there can be somebody that's dedicated to this. we really want to work to show the progress that's been hap

change the regime in north korea that's a very important one for me mr miller i am sure you know that the americans usually are one to everything but the kitchen sink but putting that aside i want to explore this angle of the soviet transformation because it actually you know that the soviet nuclear arsenal survived the political changes in the former soviet union but it's regime didn't and all i mean did lead to solve itself was were far more sophisticated and more plentiful than north korean stockpiles but my question is whether the north korean nuclear ambitions a likely to cost the kins dynasty suppose there is a regime change do you think that would put an end to the nuclear ambitions or do you think it may last a little bit longer well i think that it's very difficult that a regime any kind of regime will get rid of nuclear weapons other of the possess so i don't think that with a sudden regime change a new regime will get rid of nuclear weapons that's one thing and the other thing is that there's not i don't think that is in the interest of the. international community right no

show of the regime i don't think that china wants to get involved militarily in north korea both mr miller i mean we have to leave it there i really appreciate your time and i also hold our viewers can keep this conversation going our social media pages as for me hope to see here again same place same time here on the walls apart. radially reinforced rammed earth bricks was what they really are. this more than seventy houses about a hundred and forty people with families living here but. it's really a way of forming same at. least the sun's coming in and heating their house and being stored in massive walls. sagebrush is the natural environment here but as we're containing the sewage and using the plant starts to process the sewage we create our own little way system here please. president trump says support for a joint statement of the g. seven summit in canada the meeting ended in disarray amid growing tensions with washington rules based international law that is being challenged by its main market and we go on to the u.s. maybe the american president doesn't mind being isolated today b

mr. miller, thank you so much. thank you. yes mr. miller, thank you for joining to me today.e are a lot of people who'd like to talk to you right now. >> yes, stephen. a lot of people want to talk. to me. the feeling is very foreign, so foreign that i want to deport it and capture its children. >> stephen: now, i understand you were a strong advocate for the child detention policy. were you happy with the results? >> oh, yes, stephen. this is my happy face. ( laughter ) stephen, as of june 9, we detained 2,342 children, taken from 2,206 parents, meaning 136 of those parents had more than one child. which, personally, i don't understand, because my parents swore an oath never to reproduce again after they had me. >> stephen: i thought you had a younger brother. >> he tells everyone we're not related. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there was a huge public outcry against this policy. don't you have any sympathy for these kids? >> yes, of course, i do, stephen. at first, i felt sympathy attempting to jump the border of my heart. so i used a deterrent: i cut off my pinky, the child of t

would be abuse as mr miller and then we got a carbon. and that's exactly what british that in my victims are pursuing the documents are supposed to prove that there was an undisclosed relationship between politicians and the pharmaceutical company. the influence of the german government in that which as i say appears to be the case from the from the papers it is one which on the face of it offends the constitutional principle of no executive should interfere with the. responsibility an exercise of its duty by the judiciary and that's a constitutional principle which the germans accept which is accepted indeed throughout europe. this is kind. of even hard so i can steer clear. of. disputes isps. in darfur. came to. london. and does this on his desk. most. dimension get down off the. british the little victims insist that they were denied a fair settlement. of the german contraband foundation was formed under the circumstances. in two ways first will the physical damage itself. but as well there's a constant reminder that the people who ac

that i became a valet to mr miller. no valid argument that. this part of the state of maharashtra doesn't enjoy the benefits of the monsoon because it lies to the east of the ghauts mountain range on india's western coast. when the air mass from the ocean reaches the subcontinent it hits these mountains first. faced with this obstacle it rises in condenses to form clouds that release heavy rains on the mountainous landscape. by the time it gets to the other side of the mountains the monsoon is released much of its water and as a comes down into the plain it is compressed and warms up blowing dry air on the regions to the east of the guts that is why there is little rain here or as the west side receives a lot. of. myra's proponent is a scientist and journalist covering the monsoon for maharashtra's largest daily newspaper. for the next four months he'll be meeting the people whose lives are governed by the rains. and visiting the a.t.m. photo system monson study. he says that condor to base not in the indies. they don't have access off water i

well anyway mr miller should have to leave it there thank you for being with us today and i hope our viewers can keep this conversation going on our social media pages asp i mean this here again same place same time here on the wall for part. in july twenty seventh son of a freelance journalist working with. militant shelling in syria. on his sacrifice quality has established a solid. they will recognize. you often risk their lives with the sake of the truth and through the peace you can submit to your published works in the video well written form until june the twelfth. that i did. i i i. was. so good to. know you were there to sort of. gets exclusive access to a meeting between russia's foreign minister and the north korean leader our correspondent was the only international reporter allowed into palace. plus italy's two main euro skeptic parties to strike a last minute deal to form a coalition government avoiding the need for a new election. u.s. imposes have to tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from the e.u. and other allies despite threats of retaliation. for the latest on

his absolutely evolutionary work on "mccabe and mrs. miller." "the long good-bye." "deliverance." he created a whole new palette, took crazy risks, changed film language in ways people still try to imitate. and he's making our camera crew very nervous, i can tell you. >> you taught yourself to shoot. >> basically, i always tried to use my father's kodak camera. it's a kidney disease. i was in bed for a month and an uncle of mine gave me a book about a great photographer. and i started to take just amateur pictures. >> one thing that hasn't changed through the years is the hungarian affection for taking the waters, marinading in thermal baths, a tradition going back to the romans, continued by the ottomans, and something that survived right through two wars and communism. and they do it in style. >> who came here? back in those days? was this reserved for anyone who wanted to could come here? >> well, you know, money wise, everyone before did basically what was cheap. >> right. >> in hungry, we have so many spas. >> there are many bathhouse spas. baroque, elaborately wedding cakes,

mr. stephen miller who have been problematic for a long time.eople within the republican party, i know people who worked with him on the hill and found him to be problematic at that time. his policy views are just so extreme and the fact that he retain as position within the white house is shocking to me. but at the same time not shocking. i think public opinion on this is going to hopefully hold this administration's feet to the fire at some point and a record high 75% of americans across party lines think that immigration is good for america. so stephen miller can run and hide from the facts as long as he wants to. but there will come a day and i think the day is coming very soon, where this administration has to confront those facts. until they continue to control the narrative and spin, spin, spin, we won't see mr. miller heading for the doors and that's dangerous. >> my thanks to all of you, rina shaw, jonathan alter and chris whipple. >>> the dallas morning news calls the battles, fiercest fighter. you'll meet her next. he line. push the b

man if it could go to prison for the rest of his life he's sixty nine years old and the prosecutor mr miller can decide can tell him that we will lessen the charges we will try to get you more more lenient sentence if you fully cooperate with the investigators and tell us everything you know about the trump campaign and the possibility of collusion with russia so it just ratchets up the pressure on both manifold and president trump that you use breaks in negotiators says a british plan to avoid a hard border in northern ireland raises more questions than answers michel barnier said the united kingdom had made welcome progress but the rest of the country wouldn't get the same terms of access to the single market that will the island has been offered of a backstop cannot be extended to do whole u.k. why because it be designed for the specific situation of national nine and what does it do. and customs notice an island would form part of our were accustomed territory what is feasible or which a territory the size of national island is not necessarily feasible for you kate. now there's an ancien

man if it could go to prison for the rest of his life he's sixty nine years old and the prosecutor mr miller can decide can tell him that we will lessen the charges we will try to get you more more lenient sentence if you fully cooperate with the investigators and tell us everything you know about the trump campaign and the possibility of collusion with russia so it just ratchets up the pressure on both men for it and president trump which is really my next question about what sort of pressure would you say the president is under in directly when he hears about these charges or maybe his advisors also may be getting a little bit hot under the collar. they might be mr trump doesn't usually get hot under the collar and he has pictures to deal with these kinds of situations but there's no question that this gives the special counsel mr moeller more leverage that he can use investigating the trump campaign and its connections to russia you know trump has said all along there's no quote there was no collusion with the russians where there was some collusion between his early campaign manager and

mr. miller's experience in an effort to constantly improve its processes. rebates can be tricky.hen you apply for one keep a running record of dates. also, keep copies -- i mean this -- of everything, especially the rebate form itself. you might need to reference the fine print juste larry did. call us any time, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> thank you very much, chris. >> you know, we at the station do training in wildfires every once in a while because we have to cover them. >> right. >> i have done them enough so i know, heat, low humidity and wind. >> yeah, that's what goes into wildfires and red flag warning. as you saw the drought monitor updating to moderate drought for the north bay hill toms. with the atmospheric hair dryer turning on, hot, dry conditions. north winds taking the moisture out of the air. fire danger will be on the increase. right now is kind of a transition time. winds are still on shore, 72 in san jose. so still some marine air conditioning for now, keeping our temperatures in check. you can see dublin 72. a high today close to 80

mr. miller. matt: absolutely.eresting intellectually, but i think the technical issues are fairly ejra'sgless, and n chart is more affable for investors. congratulations. ♪ francine: goldman sachs chief executive tells us that trumps tariff threats wondering about a devastating trade war, even as economists warn of devastating impacts. >> i don't think we are in a suicide pact. i don't think we will cause the economies to collapse. francine: opec collision course. iran rejects a potential compromise, putting the group on track for a clash at friday's meeting. and may stands for, the u.k. p.m. stands firm ahead of a crucial vote. ♪

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mr. miller. matt: i dug up an older chart. just a week old. most interesting stories we have had of the past couple of's. jeff good luck said the u.s. is on a suicide mission and what this shows is the u.s. debt and the percentage of gdp right now. it's rising at the same time rates are rising which means funding costs will be much more expense. everything.is oil front and center. it's interesting to see how the market is set up going into this meeting. up next, it is "bloomberg surveillence." this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: china is poised to match tariffs. could it be a full on trade war? the german chancellor's political future is on the line. ron says to other opec members .ill join it oil trades lower for a second day before the meeting.

mr. miller. next speaker, please. >> clerk: david hooper, the last person to turn in a speaker card on this topic, madam chair. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you. >> my name is david hooper. my neighborhood is mission terrace is considering putting in residential parking permit, between glenn park and balboa park station. we get a lot of commuters, a lot of people from excelsior in the overflow parking because it's available. i'm here to say i support a particular part of the proposal. the idea that future residential parking permit areas are limited to two per household. i think that's a valuable step. the point is, we have to do something. we haven't done anything in a while, it's gotten worse and will get worse yet if we don't start to present to people considering the residential parking permit area, if we don't give clearly defined options. households is a problem, i don't know how to define that. we have homes in our neighborhood that have apartments down below, those are two households, fron

mr. miller, thank you for joining us on short notice. we called you when we saw this. as much time to digest it as i have. thanks very much for being with us. >> okay. >> the "times" notes in the second paragraph of the story thaunder president barack obama there had been aggressive tactics to crack down on leaks including tactics that made some reporters uncomfortable and some news organizations unhappy with the ways reporters were pursued essentially in order to track down leaks. is this a continuation of that or is this a departure? >> it is a continuation of what happened early in the obama administration. basically exactly what the justice department has done here it did to one of the reporters who wrote this story, adam goldman, and also matt apuzo, then with the a.p., now of course with the "new york times." but something important happened after the justice department did that under eric holder, who was then the attorney general. the department recognized that basically they had gone too far and put in place a series of regulations that are supposed to prevent

mr. chairman. general miller, again, i share the chairman's confidence in your skill and your ability and your leadership. the military efforts are designed to be the forcing process for diplomatic and political issues. ultimately that's what's going to resolve the situation. there's an election that is pending in afghanistan. political reconciliation. the ceasefire at eid was a good sign, but i think a very transitory sign. you will be part of a team, but one of the things they want to ask you about, we had previously a special representative for afghanistan and pakistan. that's been eliminated. so who's the lead beyond the ambassador in afghanistan? who'd the lead diplomat that's going to work with you and the ambassador to get this political situation in hand? >> sir, today i'm tracking that ambassador alice wells is the lead working very specifically in the reconciliation arena for state department. >> she is the acting assistant secretary of the south and central asia, and she has a range of tasks, but she's

mr. miller. and we are hearing from the dhs secretary there is no such policy. all of those things can't be true. this just looks bad, it is a mess and nothing about all of those explanations looks as bad as the image of children behind and the soundses of them crying in captivity. and if the administration get -- i don't know what hope there is for dealing with the administration. i very much hope that we will. the person smiling about this other than the president himself is vladimir putin, our great rival, who loves to see america ticket bad punch in the nose and i think it's unfortunate we are here. >> with the chairman yield for question? -- would the chairman yield for question? do you have any reason to believe the of menstruation would support your proposal? >> i don't know, but i do know this, that the leader would not bring up any immigration bills that the amiss -- that the administration is not committed to signing, because we have spent one week on immigration and he doesn't want to spend anymore unless we get a product through. which basically mean

mr. miller, and then we're hearing from the dhs secretary there is no policy. all of those things cannot be true. this just looks bad, it is a mess, and in about all of those explanations looks as bad as the image of children the hind chain-link fences under bit -- the blankets and the sounds of them crying in cap -- in captivity. if this administration does not get that that is bad for the country to have those images out there as what america represents, i do not know what there is dealing with with the administration. i think it for doing things as -- irs of congress are very much hope we will. the person smiling the most perhaps other than the president himself is probably vladimir putin, our great rival who loves to see america take a bad punch in the nose in his image. i think it is unfortunate we are here with this. >> with the chairman yield for a question? it, go ahead.swer >> do you have any reason to believe the administration will it, go ahead. support your proposal? >> i don't know but i do know that the leader will not ring up any immigration bill

mr. miller should be allowed to eat dinner in peace. it comes a day after maxine waters call that her supporters to continue confronting white house officials and public. >> anybody from that cabinet and the restaurant, at a gasoline station. dagen: president obama advisor david axelrod pleaded about this and appalled by folks who applauded the expulsion. real donald trump. #sad. i want your take on this first. "the wall street journal" has an editorial today talking about people on the left. their relentless content might end up reelecting him. >> the interesting story about the lady who owns this restaurant, the red hand and the article had all gpt q. folks that work on her restaurant and she feels the trump administration are limiting and she doesn't want their huckabee sanders having dinner at a restaurant. is that my particular opinion? e. wherever you like. and you shouldn't be discriminated. but there is a rift in this country between the left and the right. the trump administration is an intolerant when they are not respecting o

mr. newhouse, is not you compromising with steven miller, it means you compromising with luis gutierrez, or zo lofgren, or me, or the faith community. it's not a compromise when reasonable people like mr. newhouse and mr. curbelo go in a a backroom and have the reason beaten out of them by hateful fear mongering that is frankly un-american. look, i urge my republican colleagues to imagine that these children were theirs, because they are ours. they are our wards. they are in our country. this cannot be allowed to continue. we need to reject this rule. i urge my colleagues to oppose this heartless, inhumane bill, and begin a true process of compromise and consensus that can can secure our borders, fix our broken immigration system, unite families, restore the rule of law, and reflect our values as americans. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. just for one minute i'd like to remind the gentleman that the dream act that he says is supported by many peop

mrs maria miller...ting going. as indeed is sarah, who is outside the stadium. it looks a bit quiet for a few hours, the england fans actually there? they are here. they are a little bit shyer than the tunisian fans. but they are here, just not in great numbers. about 2,000 england fans have made it here to volgograd. this is not rio dejaneiro and perhaps thatis is not rio dejaneiro and perhaps that is one reason why and it is the politics preventing people and those worries about who" after what happened at the euros in 2016, clashes between russians and england supporters. not huge numbers for england, lively gradually livening up england, lively gradually livening up as the day has gone on. if we look around here, the crowd is building. the turnstiles are open and people are coming in. i was speaking to a russian girl outside and she said she had bought a ticket and she said she had bought a ticket and it was sold out so they are expecting a full stadium even if the english quota is quite small. i hav

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mr. brooks said which is that nancy miller, our prior counsel, was not a resource to us. we paid a lot of money to their law firm and, you know, contrasted miss stricter is responsive and local and has been so valuable over the last year as our commission has changed. but miss miller was our representative for many years from that same law firm. and i found it very difficult to reach her. i wasn't -- my emails weren't responded to. and i was unsure whether she was representing lafco, the body that was paying our bills, and, you know, whether or not she had a conflict of interest with the city and county of san francisco. so that is something that is -- is troublesome. and so while we have miss stricter who has been quite, you know, wonderful and just a delight to work with, i think that it really does matter who our, you know, who our dedicated counsel is from that law firm. so i think that is something that we should take into consideration. i agree with mr. gibner that an r.f.p. is something that we would to do. and revisiting this every year and extending it, even with

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mr. president? >> white house senior adviser stephen miller, congressman, reportedly called a fascist when he was at dinner. homeland security secretary nielsen accosted eating dinner, she had to leave the restaurant. >> shame, shame, shame! >> family separation! >> speaking of crass behavior, after peter fonda tweeted in port, it's horrible to read this, we should rip barron trump from his mother's arms and put him in a cage with pedophiles and see if mother still stand up to the a-hole she's married to. robert de niro using the f-word at the tony awards. are the democrats and the opposition to trump stooping too low too? >> when you separate a baby from its breast-feeding mother and put that child in a cage? you're going to see emotion in this country. and if you saw the text messages coming to me saying, congressman, what is congress doing about this? people who have never contacted me about politics before. and then i told them, the judiciary committee, we're meeting on tuesday. but it's not on this issue, it's on secretary clinton's e-mails. people are passionate. this is life or death. and peo

mr. buffett? >> no. that was bill miller weighing in on what he thinks warren buffett should buy, namely disney.a kind of business it makes all kinds of sense. a $200 billion bite. almost half of berkshire's market cap what do you think? >> no. >> you don't have a thought on or you don't think it's a good idea >> i don't think there's a lot of value in it it's like the ideas of warren buffett is supposed to be buying cheap undervalue there's nothing he knows about or is insight into disney. >> all right. >> he has a lot of money to put to work. he could buy 20%. >> maybe he should buy beats from apple you thought it was a great deal. >>> other names that the millers mentioned they like are moving higher after hours 82 is up nearly 4% at one point. 3% now thank you. happy father's day to you! that does it for "the closing bell" "fast money" begins now. >>> "fast money" starts now. i'm melissa lee. your traders on the desk -- tonight it was a crazy week for kr crypto and our crypto said something just happened that could send one coin to the moon >>> plus, don't look now but shares of snaps are so

that aide, andrew miller, reported to have worked briefly for mr. stone around the gop convention, 2016. we heard from another longtime trump associate today, michael cohen, sending this message. quote, my family and i are owed an apology. after two years, 15 hours of testimony before house and senate under oath, and producing more than 1,000 documents, dossier misreports, 15 allegations about me. my entire statement must be quoted. i had nothing to do with russian collusion or meddling. it's unknown what may have prompted that. emily jane fox of "vanity fair" reports tonight that as cohen debates whether to cooperate with the feds, one person she spoke to wished to get a message out to cohen. that person said, quote, please let him know that he could go down in history as the man that saved his country. i think his family would be so proud of him. on that note, let's bring in our leadoff panel on a thursday evening. kimberly atkins, chief washington reporter for "the boston herald." jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press. an

mr. speaker, lieutenant general austin miller, yesterday the nominee to lead our forces in afghanistan, testified before the senate that the biggest obstacle to success in afghanistan is pakistan. he echoes the same frustrations the president expressed earlier this year and what others in this chamber, including myself, has said for years, that pakistan is providing safe havens for terrorists and playing both sides. terrorist leaders even arrogantly make public appearances in pakistan with the knowledge of the government. when we take action against terrorists in pakistan, pakistan officials typically condemn us rather than take steps to improve counterterrorism efforts. president trump and the incoming commander for u.s. forces in afghanistan hold a realistic view of pakistan. pakistan is the problem with success in afghanistan. there should be no american money sent to pakistan until they stop their treacherous ways. otherwise, the 17-year-old war in afghanistan may never end, and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recogn

mr. newhouse, is not you compromising with steven miller, it means you compromising with luis gutierrez, or zo lofgren, or me, or the faith community. it's not a compromise when reasonable people le mr. newhouse and mr. curbelo go in a a backroom and have the reason beaten out of them by hateful fear mongering that is frankly un-american. look, i urge my republican colleagues to imagine that these children were theirs, because they are ours. they are our wards. they are in our country. this cannot be allowed to continue. we need to reject this rule. i urge my colleagues to oppose this heartless, inhumane bill, and begin a true process of compromise and consensus that can can secure our borders, fix our broken immigration system, unite families, restore the rule of law, and reflect our values as americans. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. just for one minute i'd like to remind the gentleman that the dream act that he says is supported by many people

mr. weissmann, who commended sally yates for bucking president trump. >> sean: andrew weissmann, miller's pitbull, was at hillary clinton so-called victory party. it can't get any more corrupt. it's the same exact thing earlier in the process. >> absolutely. >> that's right. >> exposed today, one of the most important things, the stiff arm the ig was given by the fbi. they would not give them those text messages, and it took four iterations. that's a bigger story and hopefully will come out tomorrow in the house hearing. >> sean: thank you both. >> they still don't have them. >> sean: this is just beginning. all of these people, rank-and-file fbi, they are going to talk. just the beginning. tomorrow's a big day. when we come back, a lot more to come. former speaker of the house newt gingrich is with us. that straight ahead. >> sean: the destroyer have been trump median level democrats will do anything to detract from the president's successes and they are numerous. a new gallup poll called survey satisfaction with the u.s. direction and a 12 year high. numbers don't lie. facts don't lie.

miller with more. >> reporter: in a 41 page harshly worded lawsuit, new york's attorney general said the trump charitable foundation was used by mr. trump to illegally subsidize his business interests and political campaign. they are calling for 2.8 million in restitution and in the findings in the suit, the trump foundation is little more than an empty shell that functions with no oversight from the board of its directors. mr. trump ran the foundation according to women rather than laws. the suit says quote because of oversight and lack of direction, mr. trump was able to use charitable assets to satisfy the obligations or otherwise benefit himself and other entities in which he had an interest. the lawsuit describes numerous examples of alleged financial abuse. among them, a trump foundation fund-raiser for veterans one week before the iowa caucuses. suit maintains the televised event was used to benefit the campaign, including signs of the slogan come up make america great again. another example cited in the lawsuit, mar-a-lago settled a lawsuit and agreed to make a $100,000 charitable foundation. it is noted though that after